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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

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 department of foregn and domestic commerce at Washington. He will bring with him an intimate knowl- edge of the export trade and the man. ner in which this district must ap- proach other peoples if it would trade with them in volume and with sue cess.
 Towards faculty have a vision. They see the Port of Birmingham a great gateway of traffic between Birmingham and contagious territory in adjoining states on the one side and South America on the other. They would have the young men of this section equipped to promote and care for this business. They would be prepared for theI opportunity SO that it is not allowed to grow cold.
 First here and then there the dis trict is opening its eyes to the bene- fit of trade with other peoples; the great underlying necessity of devep- oping that trade for the disposal of the tremendous surplus arising in huger bulk each year from our agri- cultural and industrial production.
 The Port of Mobile and the Port of Birmingham are not far-off thoughts with Alabamians now. They are live, acute and compelling.
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 Since there is so much un-Ameri- canism to the square yard in Wiscon- sin, it is not surprising that Wisconsin voters turn a deaf ear to Cox. What Wisconsin yearns for is tour by von Hindenburg.
 Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt refused to speak in Chicago because he could not do so without assailing Big Bill" Thompson. Why hesitate? Big Bill" long ago proved himself a glutton for punishment.
 Survivors of the S-5 say their ex- perience in a disabled submarine was great" Making all due allowances for the gallantry of American sailors, the statement should be taken with a grain of salt.
 London chorus girls claim they have smaller ankles than American girls up to create dissension between, Amer ica and England. | Senator Harding says President Will son famed in a pinch" Baseball his- tory records that MT. Babe" Ruth has done the same thing, but his record of home swats has never been equaled George Creel's war publicity depart ment cost nearly s5,OOO, ,0Oo. Still s5,ooo,oOo was mere drop in the bucket.
 The statement that America will be tone-dty in fact. as we'll as in theory in about twenty years, is notly re- fute6 by the "moonshiners." E **
 A Cleveland woman asplres 10 sit or the bench. If she achieves her ambf tion, stray Portias will have to recog nize the dignity of the court.
 Sing Sing assures Sir Thomas Lip ton that the prisons doors will alway be open to him. Going in or comin. out we presume.
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 Joe Bailey has home in Washing ton. No official duties in Texas vii prevent him from occupyingit the.yea around.
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 Franklin D. Roosevelts pr.vate ca
 will hardly give the republicans talking point" from which to attacl a democratic slush fund.
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 Birmingham suffrage parade wa Incomplete. A battalion of husband should have brought up the rear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
. CoMptIMENT APPRECIATED

From Punch. London.
 The Westminster magistrate, the; other day described prisoner as "'a| very clever thief" It is said that theI fellow intends printing this testi-'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
No Good Reason
 for Upheaval Here
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R0IERE is no good reason for up.
 heaval in the Birmingham dis trict. There is no such situation here as in Russia, where the radicals thought it necessary to overthrow the government.
 Birmingham today is prosperous. This city is considering good roads, good streets and good buildings in which to house the people who come in. The most important thing here today is habitable quarters for peo- pie who want to move here and to work here. It is Birmingham's duty to take care of the people who would come with us and live with us. This ais. hospitality which every well known town owes to people who would come and live in it's midst.
 Birmingham is no longer a young ster. It owes something to the peo- pie who come among us and genuine handshake and place to live for the man and his wife and his children. When the newcomers family goes to church or school the Birmingham men would be glad to tell them there is to be no miners strike and that they can get all the coal they need to keep themselves warm this winter.
 Why should there be any strike, or any trouble, or anything that would make the wives and children and men of the Birmingham district unhappy during the coming fall and winter?
 Why should we not all get together and be happy, and worship God in that same spirit which Brother Bryan does when he asks us all to help in : making the tuberculosis camp over on Red mountain the savior of huu- dreds of unfortunates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06
Pro-Germanism Rampant
 In State. of Wisconsin

MLINToN w. GILBERT's cores W pondence in yesterdays Age Herald throws light on Wisconsin, the hotbed of pro- -Germanism in the Unit ed States. MT. Gilbret says there is a blind rage" in Wisconsin to change parties. No issue that Governor Cox or any other democratic candidate could bring forth would find re- ceptive ear among the large German population of this state, who hate Wilson because he declared war on Germany and carried it through to victory; who hate the democratic party because it fought the war and hate the Versailles treaty because it did not give beaten Germany the leniency she expected, but did not deserve.
 The Germans of Wisconsin, and other states, swallow prohibition, if that were an issue rather than fore. go aNchance. 3 for revenge. It is the typical German point of view, shown time and again during the war. "Der Tag" in Wisconsin is the. hour set for . republican victory, not that pro-German voters expect any par ticular benefits from Harding's hands, but because they twant to pun. ish the democratic party and wreck if, possible, the League of Nations. - As American citizens, voting for an American President. the German
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

Grant me, Lord, thy precious ght of patience. When other men are angry, may I wait before speak. When tasks are heavy, tell me of rest to come. When life is dark. show me the light beyond. Amen'-- M. :. B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

Remittances can be made at current rate of exchange. The Age-Herald will not be responsible for money sent through the mails. Address
 THE AGE-HERALD,
 Rirminpham Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt refused to speak in Chicago because he could not do so without assailing Big Bill" Thompson. Why hesitate? Big Bill" long ago proved himself a glutton for punishment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

hope that way can be found in this great thriving district whereby the in- dustries may be properly manned. ana the wage-earners be made content, and that we can get by this Labor Day with out a strike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

Since there is so much un-Ameri- canism to the square yard in Wiscon- sin, it is not surprising that Wisconsin Wisconsin yearns for is tour by von Hindenburg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

Nothing can seem foul to those that win, Henry ".
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

Survivors of the S-5 say their ex- perience in a disabled submarine was great" Making all due allowances for the gallantry of American sailors. the statement should be taken with a grain of salt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

London chorus girls claim they have smaller ankles than American girls There is always something cropping up to create dissension between Amer ca and England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
East In Grip of Fierce Blizzard
$4,000 Fire at Bo,vdoin College
Union Building Totally Destroyed
Big Storm HandicdpS Fire Fighters

S-sEcK FEB s. Special
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vas ETsa rom 5cx a. 81 - % = N
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
Maine CITIES SNOWBOuND
HUB CUT OFF FROM SUBURBS
RECORD TIDES NJ Y. HARBOR
y. e SNOwBOUND

Boston Feb 5.-Naw Eng
lao6 vas battling tonight VIII
TIE greatest o-1Zzarc II years.
More than : foot OF E,ow lad
fzIisn since early morning and
weather bureau officials an
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non-E-
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points along the coast buried
the tracks Of the New York
New Haven and Hartford the
Boston and Albany. and Lne
Boston and Name railroads.
causing Il abandonment Of
tai, schedules. Tie New Ha-
yer read was Ri hardest but
Communication was naln tanned
WITH New York Express trains
made local stops. The Boston
and Albany do not suffer 50
extensively. Traffic On the
Boston zod Maine was hamper
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
wilson MOVE
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
Year OLD CITIZEN OF
FAIRFIELD, MAINE PRAISES
WALTAS AS THE ONLY REMEDY
Didn't Think That There Was A Remedy On
the Market that Would Do What VItalitas
Did for Him. Says William E. Dearbon of Ii
High Street. Fairfield Maine

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quote his aEl words as 70 what VI
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troubled with stomach and kidney
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IF medicine thai would gre M azv
relief ur-l ! started me great yf-zas-
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mT FRIENDS that had beez bsneAres
ny IL Use t2z- prompted ne - give
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
CITY SNoMDoUND
Trolley and Railroad
Service Blocked
BIG s.-a-- -.x Assasrz THURSDAY
A.e-,ec-- arg Continues Th-.Us.
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neE t--askeie Mesr Severe
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

S1rs-E remained II anchor ~
moved VIE tn Utmost cRzloc- n
Ira Iz1dlock=d vz-arwags around
New T1-k hNez lce Goes 1s1zced
IA lza-4o- TIE stsazer Name II
-Ea New EEE.a-1. Steamship company
vas 1--vs- ashore II re north end
# -orE Island and 61-- ether as-s
vera reported creeping along a-ougsa
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ned Ev- Passengers a1G a c-sw of =
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CITY faces 1a--e T-1cA VII free al
Is --a1g-oc--z-C- Ia suspend opera
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recorded = N@T To-k Ea-oor caused
Goods a50-g -te Elasac and E-ism
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Eev : 3rk and Sex J@-e- sle=s u
ne Ezcso- 1aEpE-A1 sI further
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no blockade bz- L1a- -@c vas
moving slowly. The worst conditions
were sad u he between New London
and Boston o- liz Nav EzTen road
about Pu-r Te-vls q re Erie and
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
SmOOt Renews
Charges of Waste
In Print Paper

n aa1---1s--1- FEB. -Eecew-rg -
charges Ct IN ecnr-c-s wz-A ae
print paper ny executive Seas--
ls-s q -1e federal xova--e--
Senator S1oot Zsp1alicaa. Ia
told the Senate caeay TIA. Tufv
19ls. 70 iast July Ia, 3a.74z-3s. copies
IF Speeches made ~ canire- oE-
c1a-s and other persons srs-e p-ta-z.1
and distributed through ne mails q
a tca1 cost of So enG
Senator Snoor sad MS ac- orlv
Tas = waste u paper 5u- Al abuse
q tie pU5l3Cis money and wick
&c Practice" -aa- sncrsd be srorpec
Immediately n new OF ne serious
qr-r paper situation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
Clouds of Unrest
Looming Big. Says
Maine Grange Head

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--a- looming u ne po!--cA hc---
zn- a-s or-aous clouds r. unrest
THREATENING perhaps me very per
oerr-v # ou- De7oc-alc govern
u,er- X. J Thompson CT Mana
chairman af -t1a e1ec--iva commit
-ae Y ne ra-1ona4 grange 1oic Eas--
o.grs II the New York Ga1-s L coa-
rar-ua -s-n -odav la-aS the AlC
4 naturally conservative was
Iocaaa % By the American public
rae- ne test cane I'D stand FIR lie
3ld order and = coc-1la1cs II is
STABILITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

Chicago Feb lin Al answer ale6
roczy Il ire circuit coE-. If AZ
oeals . brief 6iec hv ar-r-aevs fur
vlGn5r Berger. convicted SOFIA lss-
District A--or1sy Charles r Cine
declared La- Berger tried GO per--a-z
land ol ne court and that he
should be SER mneosa1esv 70 Lea
wentworth pe--srEa-y 90 serve our
his se-yea- sentence
The tr1Gd charge e based II s~s-
dance thai while GIT On bal Unde-
PROMISE ID refrain from Ii sssEn ac-
uGwzry Berger took part = a czr-
pasEl % induce socialists 70 oppose
CONSUMPTION and the wa.
Eerxsr's appeal Ernm Iae sezt=rcs
pessed by Fedora Jasgz Land 3
pending Last September DISTRICT
Attorney Cline brought rhs SUR q
1aEe him sent % LeaxE-war-a 70
serve Ills sentence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06

Z = trial ! hare lad saea xanaer-
tgt results I want net orsy ny
Trends - know. suE everyone who
suffers - knew wla- Z I'd 1rr ne
Calnst recommend VI-1Zzras no
E1gtiy
t-AlT-2s Is being recognized To-Day
a Americas greatest remedy n the
treatment Il ,raeGEaa@- E-adigz-
urr- Stomach kidney Or liver Elx
The calls for this great remedy VIZ
show that Il has M competition and
vne-e All srnsr remedies hare rzaed
% accomplish RESULTS vEaEstzs hzs.
DeCrsRy's drug Sbore- warervfEe.
CouxnAn's Drug srsr.. Augusta
A5y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
Dry Issue Vies
with Navy Awards
at Cummings Feed

New Terx- Feb 5F-ot5az-lcr ant
tie Subsidiaries Controversy ware
E1ec-e1 rcn-E-- LIE the 1esEn0r.a.
-lasr *lVec here - E1Rer 6 C--
n.Gz- Chairman C the Democrats
1a-Eca2 committee IL wHirt S-c-
-E-T Daniels was the p-1ac.laz
speaker The banquet vas a-osncea
&c SruHz0e.s Democrats from al
parts u tie COUNTY,.
The prohibition Sssae WIS u-crSh.
Into Tie proceedings by Gcvsno-s
Le~a-Ss u New jersey and SELL
u New eE-k and was greeted vii.
tCont'suss on Page Cos. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-06
FILTHY LUCRE
7 enor Testimony at
Newberv Trial
Mocey Expended Reserved o De-
snsr-ec IN oe.-ric aar Grand Har-
ics C&ces Tosa g .g-y-S-ssera-
ton Cams S2oe.3o0 Ai-.acs A.
ecxr>ec xo-

Grand aa-los. Nca-. Feb. Dol
1-s formed ne nan topic - rae
NsEoCy eiecuan conspiracy --1al
Today Begging VII -na ces-7a-T
- A-aa r. Moore a Defendant Tao
loaded 70 cor-asc" and cc-@E1s
-EAc u :, Adjournment ne test
na-g -zla-e- g money sE11 . have
aee1 expended. -ece5rac u deposited
nd Checked against AID - cash ksp-
Z dspos5- vZcs = Detroit - hand
ee or = ne Grand EzPl6s oEces
-1z WITCH L1e western Michigan
cEZqE--- was erected
5a1A officials were CT L1e stand u
4csn-4y DEPOSIT sips, ledger el--A
a6 v0Uchs- checks a-6 g-a--Lals G.
TIE laSte- kay o Detroit safety
dsDcs-1 va-U- roid Ct vls.-s = Ia =
s-11-oo7 ~ cs-E-1 defendants
Il Cns s-aEs e -.e proceedings
sC6Ea Clarence =. Sessions 1-za--
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REMARK 1ac IL --- ~coclc not Dts
zioly CAY a. hose figures - thar
heads VIII the consent e the aa-
tsasf a1-1--egs - askac -ae &c
ccElS ~co1si6e-ea As read
lie prosecution -acko7ed -1-gE-
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-aa- za-s L1a- s-aa aas Tad 5eea
handled = he c@1aa Th1s US
compared VIII Tas 50 % wien -uara
SssE,ens has r-}eE was the lz--zs- CT
c2-pa-N expenses GEEa6 AE la-
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defence las E6Sca-A1 Il VII sp--ns~
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statutes -efs- s0s=ly = Candida les
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l-es
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ia DEPOSITS Il Laa aeccu- If
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A-oE. chairman" and raa- ne ar
ccC1- II ne T-lza Z N4xas--v
senatorial co-z---ae showed -r-n3
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L 29Gz7on- : wEs brought o--
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