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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24
DAIRY LEAGUE IN MADISON PLANNE ]
Couple Charged With Payroll Robbery Lodged In Hunts
 vile Jail
TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU
 THE AGE-HERALD
 Huntsville Ala Dec o2 |

An association of Madison coun- ty dairymen will be organized here shortly after the first of the ap- preaching new year, it was announced here yesterday. j. c. Bean and com mittee are engaged in gathering to- gether constitutions and bylaws of similar organizations and expect to be ready to report within the next week. Dairymen throughout the coun- ty are adjusting themselves to the new milk ordinance that has been put in effect here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24
MICH MAIL HANDLED

The Huntsville post office has handled a larger volume of first class mail during the present holiday season than at any time in the his tory of the office heretofore, it is claimed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24
Connors To Coach

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 23.-Announce- ment was made by the faculty of Spring Hill college today that Ed ward J. Mickey" Connors had been reappointed coach of that institu- tion for another year. This is Con- nor's second term as coach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24
HALLE GREEN WINS

The Hazle Green school annexed the scalp of the Central High school basket ball team here last night, 37 to 16. Fiske of Hazle Green starred with 14 points. and Tate followed with 10
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24
COJTJ,nN,u RE

Patient-I think I have the gout.
 Physician--Let me see. You say your husbands salary is s3O week. No, don't think you have gout--you probably have touch of rheumatism. Judge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24
LIST THAT

Nexdore-Don't you find your son somewhat restive since he finished at college?
 Talltimber-Yes, very restive. Ever since he graduated he ain't done nothin' but rest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24
NfRS HORRS nJrs
MEDICAL DIRECTOR ENGAGED

Mrs. Sarah Hobbs, 76 years old. died yesterday at Charity church after a long illness. One son survives her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative PROMO QUININE Tablets. The box bears the signature of E. w. Grove. 30c.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-24

during the current month will be as- certained only when the banks re- turns since December 1 are an- nounced. The Reichsbank reduced it's holdings of discounted treasury bills by almost one-half during the last two weeks of November.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

81 ACRES all tillable. on Pennington
Road New Britain. An excellent S-room
house, good barn and sheds, Warehouses;
10 cows. 1 helfer, horses silo, etc.
Place must be sold Immediately, owner
died recently. Price very reasonable
Star Real Estate and Insurance Co., los
Main St. Phone $685..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

10 ACRES-An excellent poultry farm for
$4,000. Eight room house In fine condi-
ton, large barn, horse, l COW, SO chick
ems, poultry houses. 12x72 and 9x30.
Only l5 minutes walk to trolley. This
Is bargain. eastman Farm Agency, 131
Main st. Phone 1874 or Berlin 6s1-2.
New Britains Largest Farm Bureau"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21
WANTED $ : s$$ $ $ S $
MERCHANDISE
Wanted--Articles To buy

CLOPHEs. papers and junk bought at tho
highest prices. Assure yourself the best
prices possible BY notifying l.. Holdes. ISL
Oak 81. Phone bi6-ia There 10 a cash
proft In all that stun that Is ciuttering
up your attic and cellar. Phone me I'm.
medlAtely and will call.
FURNITURE IN good condition wanted
Good prices paid. all household articles
Call me before you sell. Phone b16-i3.
FuRNITURE-we will buy 1t at fair prices,
The Furniture Exchange. " Arch st, A
J. Crate. Mgr.
HERALDS wanted. to complete the lle:
the following copies are needed: Oct. II,
1921.
JUNK-We buy magazines, papers rags.
all kinds OF furniture. We pay good prices.
A. Rodinsky, 81 oak street. Tele-
phone 5l5-5.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

RESTAURANT in center Of town, doing
nice business. Bargain for quick sale. d.
O. Coleman, Southington, Conn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

STORE-Fruit and CONFECTIONERY store for
sale. Reasonable, to quick buyer. c. Gosse-
lin. 353 Arch st.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

YOUNG MAN with few hundred dollars
wanted to take an active interest in a
good manufacturing business, mechanic
preferred. Address Opportunity, Box 2,
Herald.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

TWENTY MEN to plant trees at Shuttle
Meadow. Apply Water Commissioners Of
fee, Monday afternoon.
YOUNG man to work on soda fountain.
Apply Soda shoppe, 2ss Main st.
YOUNG MAN to work In bakery. Inquire
at the Pastry Shop before D. m.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry

PEARLS for birthday and gifts. La
Tausca, Delta. La Princess, lie Mere and
Richelieu. In all sizes, from $500 UP. The
Wedding Ring Shop, 14s Main St.
NO doubts of substitution. Have your dis.
monds reset while you wait and in your
own presence at /. Resnicks. Mfg. Jeweler.
$40 Main St.. Opp. Commercial st. / re-
tail diamonds at wholesale prices.
WATCHES and wedding rings IL and 10
KITS. Himberg Horn. 392 Main ST., and
10 Railroad Arcade
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21
Money Loaned

MORTGAGES If in need of a arst or
second mortgage. see II. J. Foiren, 140
Main st. Phone 1890.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

AArLE HlLL-Golf St.. room house, sun
parlor, fireplace, garage, lot l00x1sO. pr,cs
and terms reasonable. For further par.
ticulars inquire 9. c. Prentice, Is Asy-
lum st. Phone 3-35S7 or evenings. Me-
Britain 1895.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

MAPLE HILL-Near Theodore ST., Z room
mouse. new; price $500. For further
lum st. Phone S-35S7 or evenings Nv
Britain 1866.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21
Shore Places For saia

ICE CREAM PARLOR for sale in be-, -
cation on beach front at Sound y,aw
Conn. Seven rooms fountain and nne
condition. Price reasonable, easy terms
Waterfront cottages for rent by season.
a. Plasikowski, " Pratt St.. Hartford,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

23M ACRES OF level, rich loan, all tIIIabIe,
borders on the river, and only " mile to
the shores of Long Island Sound, " mile
to town, IL room house, barn, garage
poultry house. Is fruit trees, all for only
$4,000. Part cash. d. o. Coleman, South
inrtnn Conn. Phone 215-3.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

GROCERY store for sale at very reasonable
price, Owner wants to move out OF town.
Please write to ]. H.. p. o. Box 3i9 New
Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21

PLAINVILLE-Farm 2 acres and more,
central property and building lot. II. L..
HAYDEN, Middle St., East Bristol.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21
EMPLOYMENT
Help--Mea Wanted

YOUNG MAN wanted 10 learn the automo-
bile painting business. Good wages to
start. Joe Amszin. City Service Station,
Cor. Hartford Ave. and Stanley SITS.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-21
Suburban For Sale

East BERLlN--Doubie house, IL rooms
tenements. lots, 60x154. Price IS. 500
Wan sell separate for $4,000; $3.50 cash.
BarneSuaIe. Tel. la92-3.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
@emGt1id. sdaffner (in

iitGi6, Sdoifncr Gin
SEN @ortcIaol trcteuO) Sit nod ie.
mano bier, ser uad 0in0sfir6en
fa1ren min?
Serr (oer eauaS gcidlummcrt
batte): So, bier!
S6oiiner: Gas 9iigIe is chen
a6gcfoGren!
Se6r wobri6cinIia 4.
Souriit. Gum SAnilirtcm; @enl
i) Soldier rudrc, 10 piirOc id mir
Die sdafc 10 3ic1cn, Oab tic mir
iol9ten.
Sirt: Gos wiiroc Sbncn oiid
meiter nidt idlrpcr iuaen, pcnn Die
Gtafc ibresglcidcn ic6cn, lauien iie
glei6 na6.
IotirIt6c ToI9e. =
@aIt: Gor Sbren %ortioncn meroe
i6 INNER MIR balls intt, Scrr @irt
@irt: Sein @unOer, Sic elicn
ia aud MIR baI6e 9ortioncnl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

= &crf6noppt. SER Gum
3igarrenbduoler): Sa6cn Sic nod
Die Morfe Nortorico MaOuro?
3igarrenbGnoler: SamoGl, cire
3igorre crIteu &angcS; oos Bette,
Wos id ollf Eager babe.
@err: So, 0as ireut mid; neilidl
I6riebea Sic mir, sic 3igarren pd-
rer entietIid. Sd bin Der 6nbri'
FAM! @uten Morgcnl
8or6cretturgcn. Gid
ter: Sn unierm Sta0ttbcatcr mirN
nun ocmndAit mein neueS Drama
gum eritenmol olligefii6rt!
Game: So, id peiB es idonl
9idter: @ic, Sic iinO idon I'm
terri6tet2
Game: Incroings, oenn geitcru
beii6tigten mebrerc Serrcn i6on sic
Notousgdngel
= 8erf6Iimm efiert. =
8eiud: sd fin0e a6er bod, OaB
Der aleine iett icincm 9apa rcd)t
Gbnli6 lit ..."
Mutter (Ocren @attc iebr bdBlid,
ii): nSa, ia = leiOer."
8elud: ,GoS bciBt = id CLAUDE
ober, bob oas iiA uieOcr ocrud6it!"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

5ein sport. = ST.: Sir
BADEN wirflid Sen b06itgefdbrlidJdn
aufitieg gctpa9t2 @ar oenn noe.
nigitens sic ausIidt am @ipfeI
idon?
o.: Gas meiB i6 pirflid ni6t,
BORT idrieb i6 ia mei1le anIiGts.
forten!
mporgef e +. -
rScrte bin ih fiinfuno5man5ig Sab.
re in Sbrcm @ei6dft, Serr aroian-
fer"
ngfidtig, Iieber Seerl @u Iebn
Sic NAL an, tpie sic BEL mir 5u mas
gefommen iin6; NIT 100 Marf i'm
0fonat baben Sic angefongen, ut6
iebt baben Sic bunoerttauieno Sen
Sag"
grfIdrtes s.-n@ie
fonmt es, &arl, oaB On INNER
fallh aoDierit?"
SD meiB niGt, Serr 2ebrerl"
User bilft Sir BEL 9einen Nr6ei-
ten 81 &auie?~
rMein @apa!~
r@as lit oenn 9ein 8ater2"
Or lit 3ablfellner i'm @iener
GAZE"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Sir ale Sale,

Sn 8eit er8Gblt mar ii9 folgenoe
pabre @eidi6te: Gin &aufmann,
SEQ @ertner, IN elmer fleineren
Na6bargemeinoe aniGiiig, poate lei-
men Namen anoern uno tpenoete IidJ
an ons Miniiterium Oes Snnern.
0as aber fem Aniuden abiding
Den obueiien0en 8ei6ei0 ianote
man an oos Stublri1teramt, in Del
lem @ebiet Ser Iniuber pobnte, NIT
Dem Auftrag, SEQ @ertner OaOon 5u
perItGnoigen. GaS Stublr!6teramt
mics mieoer Den @emeinoeporItan0
an, Dem Mnfli9er BEN 8eideiO oeS
Winilteriums rbrepi manu-" (fur5er-
6an0) mit5uteilen. Na6 einigen
Sagen ianote Ser @eneinoeborItano
an oas Stublridteramt oie folgenoe
@erItanoigung: n@ir eriu6en nm
M~uffl1rung, mas .breoi manu-" be-
osatet? Sir ale Safe bo6en mir SEQ
@ertner bis oabin I'M @emeinoege-
f1ngnis in Gerpabrung genom-
men. - Infer .9reui manu-" lit elm
Seitenltiid gu Dem ieiner5eit piel6e-
lodten SpaB in BEN o6liegenoen".
Sd pieoerbole i'm. Ser cine: gu,
mas lit oenn oas, Elm Gbarofter-
fopf?~ Ser 3peite: nGas weiB i'd
uidt. @er bat oenn oas geiagt?"
Ser critic ipieoer: Scr bort meg
qebt, Ser bat al mir geiagt, ib bin
Elm Gbarofterfopf. Sd bab' i6m
iiir ale Sdae Elm paar gegeben."
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

&orfi6tsm q 5 regeIz.
o.: 9u, porlim mOgen oenn oG
orin in Dem neren, noblen 8onfef-
tionsgeiddft 10 piel Stiible berum-
Iteben?
g.: go, tpabrIheinlid, oannit 0fc
GbemGnner, oie NIT ibren Srauen
bier einfaufen, ni6t Dor S9red altf
Sen gooen fallen, wenn lie Die
Hrciie borenI
Gin m ii ii ger 90 n i4.
g.: @onen sic oeu Mann, ser Sic
neulid in Scr Gunfelbeit braun uno
blou gei6lagen bat, nidt Dege1
&0rperperlebung nerflogen?
s.: 41 nein; oas NOR ia ftltr ELM
Srrtum bon Inn - Die BriigeG ia.
ben mir gar nidt ge6oltenl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

= Sober bat fein sid
den. @rlter Gbernann: n8enn
meine 6rau Gliigel bdtte, pare tic
Elm @ngel!@
3weiter @bcmann: rllnO meiue
lp6re elm @ngel, penn iie feinen
Gliigel bdtte!"
an3lgIid. 81: Sbr
Suno ioa ia 10 flug uno pa6iam
Iein, ooB er ie0en 9ie6 9lei6 nit
teri uno anfGIt.
g.: Sa, ieben sic iid Oorl
- G6Iau. 81: Die @orfreuoe
lit 6oh BEL anem oos S1onlte!
g.: 3a balm g reft, ~oestpegen
beirat' i6 net, oamit i'd mid inn
nter ollf Sic Sod5eit freuen fam!
- 90 o1 Ser @emor n
belt. gu oumm, oa bor6e i6 nun
I6on cine 8iertelitlrnoe am SdlIi-
Ieao6, un0 iest fdGt mir elm, ooB
oie SerriGait b~erreiit it'll
= SportbegeiItert. Gin
Bauer lit NIT ieinen 2euten auf
Dem 6eloe bei6dftigt, ols er bon
ainem 2ufti6iffer angerufen miro,
ibm BEL Ser 2anoung bebilfli6 81
iein.
Ser gauersmonm miro a6er
fuAsteufelsmilo uno ruff:
nWa6', oaB gu meiter fommIt:
ouSportofi' perflirter! Grit babt ibr
miereinen ielbit uno 0as 8ieb nit
euren autos ouf Der 2anOitraBe gu
ifonoen gefubren, uno nun bot man
ger ouf ieinem Seloe nimmer feline
Rnbi"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

Nusweg. Serr (im 8arte.
iaol oe5 9%nbnbofs): &eGner, id
muB notluenoig ahpas eIien. 9rin.
gen Sic mir eiit 9eefiteaf.
Gellner: Sebr gerite. M5er 0as
Oaitert minoeitenS 90 @inuten, uno
in 10 Minutcn fGbrt SIR 3u9
f6on mciter.
Serr; Nun, oann bringen Sir
mir eli DaI6esl
@te1Ieidt bat er
&edt. Ser fleine Grib bort, oaB
3abnidmer6en bonn boblcn 3a6n
fomnlen. 9us Sante Gene geraoe
iiber a%opfidmer5en flagt, itellt 6rib
att sic Mittter 6ie 6rage:
uMiilttt, fat Sonte Gene men bob
len &opf?~
Ser >@etsbuGs. 6rou:
8ir fonnen sod nidt oen Gon5eu
Gag oltf Ser 6eitpieie 6leiben, penn
ou Dem ainoe feinen SGirm foufit.
damn: @enn's regnct, lGBt ou'S
9aruiiea fabren = oas fomnt Bill
ligerI
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
nSie befriegcu iid."

- Sbre Iuffaung. gu,
Mibc, Oeine @oubernante bat o6er-
cinen groBen Wuno.
So, iie ipriht aber aud finn
Spradenl
Die s. er3ienratS s.
II Ater. Gr: SD CLAUDE, oein
Yapa iiberi6dBt meme S6uloenl
Sic: 0aB ibm bod Die 6reuoe,
@elie6ter!
Grfennt + n. - Oa geDt
unier Gaitor, ben mlBt on NAL bO-
rem, ser Mann predict ausge5eidJ-
net.
Nein, id oanfe, ih babe OenieI-
ben einmal geb0rt unO babe mein
gan5es 9eben lang Oaran genug.
@iefo Genn?
ga, Ser Mann bat mid bod ge-
traut!
9 Gon gefugt. - Sea,
Der olte 9odbar miro Iif nift lpe,
rig fmrcncn, Dir nit ieiner @eidittc
cinen 9dren oufgcbnnoen 81 ba-
bcnl"
~I6 geb' Sod - iA CLAUDE gar,
Gu glaubit. er glaubt, Id glanb'sl"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Der SdWnncngriaus.

Ger Sdpoit, Den mir ais 3icr.
uogcl altf Ben Hnrfiecn er6licfen, lit
Scr S0deridpau, Der i10ner mo
anmutiger lit ais ser SingidruorL
o6er ltumm. @oQeu mir S6Taner.
geiang erlouiAen, 10 miiiien mis-
uns an sic SingiAwdne baIten. Die
neite @anOerungen mnden ulo altf
oieleu aid nah unieren @egenOen
fonlmcn. Sic &oltte, Oie oieier
S6wan BON ii6 gibt, iino in ibrer
gebeimsispoaen WieloOie oft be.
ihrieben luorOen unO bo6en 81 Oem
9luf BON ser ergreifenoen S6onbeit
Oes Sf)uanengeianges g(nlaB geqe-
ben. Qieier S6ipunengeiang Der
i6onen 8icrc, Der meiit als Ser
@ra6geiong geOeutet miro, lit feline
Sage, ion0ern berubt mas menig
befannt lit, auf @a5rbcit. Ndberc
@nga6en ii6er oie Salte bes Sing.
i6wans meroen i'm st. Slt6crtus"
qenaft. Sic Conc flitgcn BON mel.
tenn 6alo pie 9leolsborfen, ba!o mie
8oioltnen uno @eigen; mandmal
glall6t man S~il6erglo&en 5u b0ren.
ga oieie 2altte am mcloOii6Iten
Wirfelt, menn iie BON ipeitem geb0rt
meroen, 10 lit beionoers ser @eiana
Ger 5ieberoen Singi6Ddne bon TO.
Dem Ieij. Sn Der Ndbe pirtt Der
Gilf geaeno unO iogar miBtoneno.
9}od Ser S6iloeruug BON S6iI-
ling lGBt Ser Singidwan Die reinen
Gone leiner Gimme BET ieoer Scr.
an%loiiung ais 2odton, 8arnungs.
ruff uno 8u eigener l%lnterbaltuu9
erI9allen. Sn gr0Berer Cement.
i6aft iingen Die S1pGne Inn sic
@ette. r@enn bel itorfem 6%roItuet-
ter Ole Gep1iier Ser Seen nit @is
6eoedt uuo Die 2ie6lin9siteqen oeS
Singi6wanS, Sic llnticfen, linn 6a.
Ourdy peri6loIien iino", iagt oieIer
8eobo6ter, olpenn sic itattlid)eu
8ogel gu @rn0erten in Dem nod Of.
fenen @oiier Ser Stromltng Oer-
lammelt liegen un0 glei6lam ourd
ibr melan9oliides @ci1rei ibr
WliBgeldid beflagen, 6aB iie ans
Ser &iefe oas NOTICE Suffer nidt err
langen fonren, Damn babe i'd bic
langelt @interaben0e nn0 gauge
@Gdte binbllr1 oieie bielitimmigen
&laoet0ne in Itunoenpeiter Cutter
nuug nielmdls pernommen. 8al0
m6dte man oas lingenoe &ufelt nit
@lodenIGuten, balo NIT S0nen Dor
Slasmerf8eu9en pergle;6en; aQein
tie limo 6eioe nitt gleid, ionocrn
ii6ertreffen lie in mander @inIiht,
eben neil iie bon lebenoen @eien
berriibren uno unieren Sinnen no
Der bertpanot 1in0 als oas tote Weei
tau. 9ieier eigentiimli6e @eian9
permirflidt in @a6rbeit Sic fir
9i6ttng geboltene Sage bonn
SdpanengeIang, uno oftmals lit er
apb ser @ra6geiang Der ih0nen
8iere; oenn oa lie i'm t!efen @alier
lire 9eabrung nidt SIT ergriinoen
uermooen, tperOen ie bonn Sunger
oerart ermattet, oaB lie gum @eiter-
3ie6eu no6 milocren @egenoen bic
Strait nidt mebr beiiben uno Damn
oft, olif Dem Giie angefroren uno
perbungert, benz 3ooe nobe ODER be-
reits tot geflrnoen mer6en. 9lber Bis
ans Gnoe laiien iie lore ~flagenben
uno bod beaen 2oute b0ren."
Ger Sterbe- uno S%rouergeianq
oeS Singidpons, iein nSGwanen'
geiang", lit alio cine wirflide Sat-
lode. 4itd Ionit ldBt ii6 BET G09eln
6eobadten, oaB iie in eroBer Scot
lino Grreguno pl0tli6 5u iingen
anfansen, uno oo5u itimmt Der
Ster6egeiang, Sen sic toopunoen
S%iunihmGnp d%nItintuen.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
aIeine Gntt6uidnna q.

&Ietne Gnttdu d II g.
Gr: 9lara, i'd muB cine 6rage an
Sic ri6ten, sic mir idon Ben gnn-
aen abeno auf Oen 2ippen brennt.
Sic: 8, Seinrid, marten sic
0of, Big mir aIlein lino.
gr: 0ein, id mub iest gleiG
Ipre6en, es gebt nidt onoers, be-
~ontruorten sic mir meine Sroge.
o6er e6rIid unO often: iist mel!l
Shlips oroentlid?
@er Sen DAB N
bat. aufieber: GieIe 2umpen-
bunoal StebIen mir, Wdbreno ib
n biB9en %eingenift bin, nbr uno
8ortemonnaie - uno bdngen mir
oofiir oos @lnfat n8or SaiGenoie-
ben miro eeparntl" uuf BEN Baud !
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

@tBgGuft. 9railt: Sag,
&arl, finoeit ou nift aud, oaB id
ortf Sen neuen photographer
ideuBli9 ousiebe?
grdutigam: aber, &ino, mas ou
sir INNER einbiloeit; geraOc5u gldn-
8eno Bit OH 9etroffen!
= 8eredtigte 6rage. =
Gin Serr IdBt iid i'm &eitauront ole
Gpeiiefartc reiden, aIf melher er
MIR @eri6te BON Gal6fleii9 ber-
5ci4net finoet.
rSa9en Sic nal, acllner, BEL
Sbrem G1ef lit uobl Gin ucrlorener
Sobn beimgefcbrt2"
8erfebItes &ompIi-
ment. @ed: vGer3ei1en, @ndoig.
Ite, oaB id por6in an Sbnen por-
iibereing, ohne gu griiBen; qber Sic
ieben hcute 10 reiseno aus, ooB i'd
sic faftiid gar nidt erfannt babe"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

-Sebrwabr. @ait (auf Dem
2onoe 3ltr @irtin): Die gier iino
ooh auh gut?
@irtin: Qorouf f0nnen ie iib
perlaIien = iie iinO BON uniern ei-
genen Siibnern.
@ait: @enn audi sic f0nnen
ooa ). g. alt iein.
8irtin: 9as gi6t's bier nidt!
Sci uns lest ME Elm Subn Gin alteS
Gil
Gin @emiitsmen d.
-Sbr Srainer lit 9%eitiir5t, Serr
@raf? Sat er iid etrpa cole Seilc
perlest2
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Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

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per6leime Sine SIR licpcr
HbiItpp Sdueromper .
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
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ar3t): @Is Spe5iuliit fir Ser5franf-
beiten poaen sic ii6 bier nieoer-
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= sic lit bier tonangebeno penn
bic + bat, oann bat iie Oie gon3e
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(eine itaotbefannte &lati6baie un-
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@~erteioiger): Sd tperoe mid IN ben
nd6Iten Sagen perionli9 BET So.
nen beoanfenl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

G6nuffIcr: Sd Bob iibes-
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id in eincb @onot f~ltriert.
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item?
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ba-ba6' i9 i6ber nodl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
Ser TumtOffeI6elb.

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gentlid ME gebeiratet, Serr S9mu-
ier?"
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ungliidlid oerlie6t!"
&err: nSnt, 10 gliifli6 mar i'd
mel"
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

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nit iebn4 bat Die
2i55ie mas meme
g(lte lit gelugt,
oaB 81 ole Sulue
oaelt Som no ic
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bon Ben &icl
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Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

rSit oas Soarfar6cn tpirflid 10
iddOIid, mic sic 9ter8tc bebaup-
temp
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meiu Onfcl Die Soare uno flint $50
den ip6ter iuor er nit cincr @ittpe
nit feds &inoern berbeiratet!""
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

80 na@oenflid, @err Mllfel2"
nnSa, niilen's mir fem SGnei-
Der, Dem eS feline Mittel crlun6em
oaB i'd mir einen ileuen CONNER
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Washington Journal., 1923-08-24

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i'm in ibrem Seinri6.
So. @r bat 2itnte gero6en ino
beri9iebt MN oas Seiraten bon
einem Monot ouf Ben anoerenl
Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
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pbtltpp 5~amrrampfer,

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Washington Journal., 1923-08-24
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-21
1000 Eggs
 in Every Hen
New System Of Poultry Keeping-Get Dollar Dozen Eggs Next Winter.
 Famous Poultryman
 TELLSHOW

"The great trouble with the poultry business has always been that the laying life of hen too short" says Henry Trafford International Poultry Expert and Breeder, for nearly eighteen years Editor of Poultry Success.
 The average bullet lays 150 eggs. If kept the second year, she may lay 100 more Then she goes to market. Yet it has been scientifically established that every bullet is born or matched with over system-and will lay them a highly profitable basis over a period of four to six years time if given proper care.
 How to work to get 1000 eggs from every hen how to get bullets laying early i; how to make the old hens lay like bullets {: how to keep up heavy egg production all through cold winter months when eggs are highest; triple egg production; make stacker hens hustle; $500 profit from every hen in six winter months. These and many other money making poultry secrets are contained in Mir. Trafford's s "1 900 EGG HEN" system of poultry ras- ing. ore copy of which will be sent abso- lutely free to any reader of this paper who keeps sIS hens or more. Eggs should go to q dollar or more dozen this coming winter This means big profit 10 the poul- try keeper who gets the eggs. Mir. Trafford tells how, if you keep chickens and want them to make money for you. cut out this ad and send it with your name and address to Henry Trafford, Suite 25S-B. Herald Bldg Binghamton, N. r., and free copy of THE l,000 EGGG HEN'' will be sent by .,sturn mail--Ady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-21
GERMANS ANXIOUS TO RID OF STACKER
Early Release Of Alleged Would-Be
 Kidnapers Expected

PARIS, Sept 2O.-Hooven Griffis of Hamilton, Ohio, and Roger Sperber, held in jail at Virzburg, Bavaria, charged with attempting to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. notorious stacker, are being well treated, ac- cording to Mme. Goldblum, sister of Sperber.
 Mme. Goldblum, who has just re- turned from a visit with her brother at Nirzburg. said that even the Ger man authorities are enXious now to get rid of Bergdoll because of the worry he causes them.
 T expect the early release of my brother and the other prisoners in the case" she said upon her arrival here. Tn all events, l have assur- ance that the worst that may oefall them is a light jail sentence. Mean time they are all well treated and Griffis Is confident that he will soon be allowed to sail back to the United States"
 Griffis, formed member of the Eighty third division, is alleged to have been the leader of the party that attempted to kidnap the Phila- delphia millionaire stacker several weeks ago. One of the party was killed by Bergdoll and the others arrested