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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28
8erfhernngssIusmeii
0ur4 oos 8erfidsruugsosPartsmsnt.
Nasipe:s ii6r ben Gtano Der nJserpz
6ampI6ire 5euer 8erIi6erun9sz
&ompagn;e BON Man4:fer, o.
3d." am 81. December 1900.

&ompagn;e BON Man9:Ttsr. a.
g." am 81. 0e5emRr 1900.
@tfammtss GtutOmmcn lpdbrtnb beg ~ non -
LS1brts $I'fU5''oV'o'
Sabreg L471,204.47
@utbabtu:
Characterization ................... $l5G,H783
tSTm 5S5,374W
7artbta, qdibrt our6 perpidnoets
E6aat;r1f ...'. 5a,T5.Oo
": g'fsc Der X G GTasSn1rie ifnO' D..D L69, 9s2.78
Sanr int gtl.eau uHo in Der Q1Rt.... zfS9G5.59
6uhi1t 3Illea..................... i,ooc"4o
Httto : 9strog ppn ni6t colcftirtsn
0rGmien, ni1t mdbr, ats orei Ros
Maytnpertb BON Nftien uno Cbliga=
tioHsn iibtr Den 9udapertb. ........ J02,54I.2
gru;to : G%innubmta $3,367, 026.27
G:i3almte 3u8sitanOtnt @utbabeu..-. &,3GhtB.21
@trbinoIi5ttittu:
Htt;p : 9ttrlp pom uubes
Jl5ltcn gerluft;u. ..... $lS0, 1861
@ciammts ui1t .%ing:lau=
Tsnt Xrdmitu. ......... 1,lIIl&.S
icitcn .............,. 5.8e.42
@~tiammtbttroo aa:r DISQUALIFICATION 1868 771.2l
80 O32 0.8
Giuge3u5ltss Observation-Disclosures. 81, 100000
lleb:ribub in @infbt Der Atti.n=Sns
bdbtt LUIS 2o0.V3
@etraq Der i'll Dsn Der. Stdattn am
81. SeJtmbtr 1900 in Rrait bgiiuOs
lideu I~9I6yGSIS-OO
9ctrog Der in WlorpIano pdbr,ro oes
Nlbres 1900 ausgeRQten 9oljctu.. 2,392, tJl.W
Ari Oas Marpldlptr @tibdit in 1900
smpfauQGue 9rdmieu ............. l9,D5.63
Sa,T.Hfty 747O28
Sn Wtarplauo ~lpabr,no 1900 %siu8etr:z
ttus 9eriuit'.. I-,@S'eV
Staut WarolnuO, @srii6erMnQss
tpdrttmt t., gircau Dts Y m :
nj / 1r5 9aItimOrt, ben 10. &3nuar
1861. SH utbereiHit;rmung nit ban offtHtlld9en
alqemeiuen @:ieken beidtiujQs ib btermit, OnB ols
9orit.benpt elm pabrbejtRQ,treuer auslUg. aus ban
@lusp,in Der nYttrpzonmpibjrc J autr=&trH3truHgsz
EoupaQnic BON Manh:itsr, R.ao., bis sum 81.
0cjtm6er 1900, mje CT ii oieicm &itrcau etnQtrsIbt
iDoroen, 1T.
GiupO @iltiui On,
0Srib:runP5=6Ommihdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28
Geritderungs> Iuswelie.
Our4 rua 8suTidsrungsz0 spurtem:nt.
Guspeis ii6er oen G!ano bas Ser.
Stualen43peigss Der nNaa9Osburz
ger Jeuer 8erIi9srungs Com
pasn;e" bon Mag0tburg, Otuli4z
iano. ON 81. December 1900.

nor asner NsrEA.rrro7 Hor-
- 80,
pQGn,S DON W(dQQtburQ, OEut10>
y,1S u o.
tuto, uil o1. Gt0t4ltVeA 1OOO'
Sabns sss5. IA As
Sabrcs % 3p.2l
-
8utbabtu
Nfticu mn cb(inotior,r n,Ih, IN,
psft, nsr gomn%nnS :. Inn XIV :" s7-o -, On
pnnr I'm 0iirtou rrn :, ~ n,,t Sf ~
Aonr I'm SSrn.a u ~ y. H. 4, I1G093 ~
SSGio. 9;T5.n va t.5 -
B,ttn p.trn, 49, '"-
qrdu,irn MINI mn mss ~ Va n -. M
nat. f6qio.D - =; III AZ
NIorfrrptrtb Nr Jift;sr mn Sb(i,o-
fiOH%a it5cr otn W eadyp nt;a . Hc.'a, 2oos7.so
-
grutto : eut5abtn SOS, q08O %
81.
eSrnti,dlsn. IN pStl0tt:
~ Stuels" inF oE
$500! w FouttHi
S"D"VL III lV'~a5Slaa=
t m = U'P0N"' '"'u'''z 5,-,-on
q ~ - S-=''t'oo'
0s.U.nDt'2tt,rn III DE- aon,
N9"" S'1""H''-''.' @'s4o.fI
,,.t ,r;4. ,s ill.,
"so' tLupub sv.t U'aVE .,,c a,,
n :. -, : -: stoo,ze''' 40 r.,
Wv" "N '"S''N"''" N"'9"''n''' >5-c'9"o'o-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28

Osuti4larb an einsn &rteg gegen Die
Ser. Staaten, bur6 pslfsn mir N:6t5
gerpinnen f0nnten, dGein ou5 Snterefe
u~nIerer Gdnopirtbi6aft er6sii6t o6>
iotut energiifsre 8srtre!ung in Waibz
ington, als es bisbsr erfislt. Die Ser.
Staaten ba6en i6 NIT elmer INNER 30
Der Da4isnOen Sarifmauer umg:6ea,
unb perIangen troBbem le;6tere 8sbinz
gungen fir bic Ginfubr ibrsr 9rOouite
in 9euti6ldnb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28
9sgriinoet in 1862.
Muspeis ii6sr Den Stano Der vpeaz
6ooD : @8eriiAerungs#@pmz
paanie ppn Baltimore, Mb.," om
II. Ss7smber 1900

Musfpeis ii6sr Den Stano Der ypeaz
bopD : neutrality-suspicious.
paqrie bpn Baltimore, Mb.," on
81. Os8amber 1900.
6efd6ftssSireau: Sfr. 4I5, @ntcrzStrase.
@ciammte giutommsn iuGbrsnD bes
S1bres $SSrUH3.9l
res 32,995.23
@utbabtn.
@ranOeioentbum .................. $2O.228.4
Gompaonis qseigRet... O7,522.34
9adr i'm 9Iirtou uno in Der ganf.. 7,099.46
Gauiee 3inlen uno gtietben.......... 3,356.9l
Retto=getrng Der nibt eiufdiirtc1
@rdmien, uidt iibcr orsi WOna:t
fduio 2,O0254
GnOcre @utbabm = Ntarftpcrtb BON
Gffetten ii6cr ben su6iptrt5...... 35,17666
grutto : @ntbaben. s275. 1866
Riot eettanoe Gutbubtn.
M6teln, &usituttune Ii. @sloz
l3rant 5000
Sniammsn $4,000
Geianmte Sutbnbcn .............. sg74S86.35
9erbinofi6feiten.
Nettozgttrag bon unbe3abltcn
SerlureH ...............$3 So, 10000
@eiummte md nibt pcreinz
nabmte Nrdmien ........... &c, 0423
Wieoer 5u beanipru6snbcr
9etrag Der 9erT6rtcn auf
immsrtpdbrsnce 6euerperf6e=
runes=0olicen, 95 9ro3ent
Der e%rbaltsneH Qrdmieu ooer
SsponteH ................. 3,07563
@~siammtbstrag uGcr SsrbinOli8teitsn 32,G17.9
uebsri6ub in 8,trefi Der 9ulicenz
.9nba6tr 1912, 268.4l
SlnoejaDlfts gftlen : Rapital........ 127, 10000
ueberi8ub in Siuii6t Der attisn=An=
baber s11j,269.4l
Den Der. Stuaten in Graft befinb=
Ii6en gOIiecn...-.-:.."....... 5,Ol7, 1860
getraQ Der ipdbreno bes Sahrss 1900 in
@orpIanS ansoeteatsn ,9olicen..... 1910. 1900
@uf bas gtarpldnocr 8sibdft in 1900
.mpfunesn. 9rdmicn ......."..... 23,526OO
Sn RarnianS ~ipdbrsuo 1900 bs3ablte
9.rlufe $3.50
SIN Marplonb pdbrsno 1900 %sineetre=
teHe Nfrlute 3,lp,9 80
Setrae os RiffOs................. 5,541, 669. 90
Staat Rarnlan D., Hiieturon, 10 e
bartemtnt, 6 NJ / lars Surtau.
Saltimpre, ben Is. Gsbruar 1901. .. On &C.
moBbett oes @eieBbubes Der 0ffentliben algemei=
men @eleBe beibeinige i'd bitrnit, Dab 9Orftehen=
oss etn pobrbeitsgetreuer Iusiug aus Dem Ausz
ntlle Der T9eubobp : ) euerperi6 &
Il n Q sse o m q BON 9dlttmore,
lem Sureau e%i4gereidt tpproen, III.
2Iopb @iGftufpu,
Ihefurans=6ommifdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28

Our6 bas 8erIi4erungsbeportenerlt.
| Quatpeis uber cen Stanb oes Ser.
Stuutenz 53peiges Der u@mplopers
2iobilitD Nhurance Corporation,
2to." Don 2onoon. @nglono, am
81. December 1900.
ee1ammtes G~iufummen ipGbrenD Deg
Sdbres foo'o90.oz
Gtiammts Auseabeu 'DdbrtnO hes
SabreS Lzl1,o'.S
@ut6ubsu
Cbliautionsu INN Gifsftsn, Don Der
Gompaqnie qeeiqnet .......-.-...Sl,2o2,Sb2'S9
Boar iut 9ireau unb III Der Saut.. 2,239.69
gaarzS ~eppftcu bel &ipoer, GenbcoD X
comp. -ffA''N
"t @inf1pissrS ~" -O"sa.'D"" 2S,99O5
aSGioe 9iuieu l0,134.58
Getto 8etraq Der nibt eintalFrfeI
9rdmieH, nibt itbcr orei DtoHutc ,,oo
/ fGlia Z=+''Lo.oo
| srutto eutboben. $50
| Riot Q { itanotHe @pfOah'A
| Sefuritdten in Deri5icoenen
| etaaten fir Die Si6erbsit
| Der Observation-Disclosures III iOis
| den Staaten oeponlrt
| (lRarttfpertb) ."."."...-$la.I o.'o
| DISQUALIFICATION in bf1a9=
| ten Staatcn ............ 0Z,4lo.fo
| lIeberi6uB iber b,iugts Ser.
1 binOlibteiten
etiummte ,uosHanosne @utbubeu. .. .$le55l.23.O
gerbiu teiten.
@au3cr 4ettobetruQ bon uube=
3ubltru Nuiprii6en uno
l~ufOitCn .S65OiofV.Vo
@eiummte nod ni6t nerein=
| uabmte QrdmteH ...-.:.. 6t.503.3d
l &iid0sriteruueg : 9rdmien 1l268.46
0 fn Nv 1902, 67s.g7
"s SrbH594 N S'.s. SUI. 1855, 7O9.6s
| Hibt ,uuefQupene @utbuben ......... $ll8, 3J2.0 90
SnbobsP 4O. 404.63
| 9strae Der an 81. December 1900
in Dem Ser. Gtaoteu in Strait be-
finpli6eu 9olicen ........-.....3S,ool' '3o.W
9etraq Der pdbrsno ots Sabrss 1900
in Murplanb ausgetcntcn Yolicen 4,2l2,9UO.W
9uf Dus MurpldnDer @ei6dft in 1890
empfanqene Yrdmien .............. lS,I24.W
'gerinfe 4,S91.76
Su MarplauO tpGbreuo 1900 %ciuGetrez
tene Werluttt o,2t0.ib
etuut M%arotunb, afftturun5z9e=
urtcmcnt, 6 0 nj drs Sureou,
8aItimort ben 81. 6ebruur 1901. - Sn
lebsreinftimmun nit Den oifentliden aIqemtinsn
@sIesen beibeiniqe i'd bicrmit. DaB Oa5 Yorits=
bcnot Elm ipahrbeitggetrcisr Iusjuq aus nen
~gtuspeiie ocs Der. Carbohydrates Der -Gmplo=
h,rs Qiabilitp @furancs Corporation, 2tb..4 bon
ipsI6er i4 isbt in Den @tten Oisies S%spurt'mtnts
QGopb @ilfiniOn,
gfefuran3zG ommifdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28
0ugA has 82uiaeruH9SzO DEPARTMENT..
NuaIrsis i6sr Den StanO Der nNtaz
gora 6euer : 8srIi4erungs Com
pasnie ppn NepzYorf" am 81. D.
1fnhfr 1900

dtIliQCI 1OOO.
0 D15Tss U,'.,Dl'",." $l,759,296.89
0E Sa5r9g %usVaO'" .'uD,>". 1,8W,q91.3i
@utbu5tn
Sppot5ct;n Garlc6er AM @riuOei9en@ ~
tbum fh1'''O'V'
@i g4it, n ssp Sonpaonit Inn. D..''' i,89O,OM.O9
Waar I'M 9irtlu UNI in Der &ant...- 6H3yz' -
TduiQa ,3iulen lu'I'7.oo
Rtttp : &ctroQ pou uIbt coacttlrteR
T E'p'" idiio NV. 4.,Y, 927,SN.W
Ma.tAp:rtb uon 2lttitn unO Cblt0az
tioncn iiber DEN gubpertb.......- 4fV'+ooV
prntto @urb,beu.................. s2,8S6,890.72
Ri9t uQttonOen %Gt9abfn;
scfuritGten. in peribie=
ocueu Stdateu fir biz
Si6srbtit Der 9oliceHz
SubIbsr in lolbmStad@
ten o~cppnirt GUtarti=
lpertbl ..............-- SIISi IoV'Vc
@erbinolibteitn in be-
Stuat;u; iibcr Den IT.
pO1lttn ............'.'- GVp' 'WVV
llcbtri6uB iibtr beil9te
decentralization 49,. $l3l ,95OW
Gntiptrtbuua BON Sbli9dz
tiontu unO Nftien.... BO,2JUW
3ulammsn 3O,25o.@
@,fou,mte ,uoctonO.ns gut5aben.... $2,856,64.B
9trbtnDIi t.eittn:
R,tto : @Gtraq bon unbss
sahltsn 8srIuften...... SlC2,8SS69
@cIdmmts MD ~tiEa.lauz
ttnt QrdTlen .......... l,3ri l4GD
RitdpsrTbsrunQ z9rdmltn I @S
~gtiammtbetrug aItr @erbinOIic, tttn l,544,So5.a
$~l31lS35.A
eiro.,obft,g qtff,n. $780, 10000
"Sy Sb.r ~ 8II,83521
9ttraQ Der in ben Ser. etuatsn am
ii3,n Soiie,n -. o............... 1872 $500
gttrag Der in Worplano ipdbrtno 63
Sahres ausgeittuteu 4pltctn........ l,l04,66l.W
Arf oas Marplduoer Sti6dft in 1900
tmpfunQtne YrdmiCn............. 1l,SSH6O
Su DtarplanO p1brtnO 1900 b5abitt
Bcrluitt Ii,Soo'o
IN WarDfano rpabrsnO 1900 t%iH9etrtz
tine Qsrluft. ................... lo,bfVZl
getra1 Der CRiito5 ................ 1.l5i,bbo.U0
Staat Mar0lanb, 0srit6trnn9sz
0tparttmeut, &ircau Ots Gomz
mi Grg. 8altimort, Den IS. Jcbruar
1901. In ltcbertiritjmulu9 nit otn otftutltden
ouqcmcinen fStjek,H bcidtir:0s I'D hermit, oaB 0as
0orittbtuOt Elm plbrbtttsQstrtttr Aus3ug aug osm
NusAptiit Der r~g(iugdra 5suer=9trtttrin9sz6oT s
paQnis upu RoDzNert" bis sum 81. Seismbcr 1903,
ipit ,r in b;titm 9iir:au tiHgtreibt i%DprOtn, 1T.
Glopo @i[tiuo n,
8trii1trunQs=60mmif1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28

5taat Marnfuno, gerii6truuQss
OtparttmtHt, 8urrau Ots Gum=
m Grs. Baltimore, ben Is. %,sebruar
1901. Sn lttbtrtiHitin1npuua nit orn 6ifsntlideu
o%ugcmclncn @tiescn bsibsiniQe i6 bisrmit, Dab os
0osttcbcnOt Elm lpabrb;itsQttrsuer 2usj Jug aus otnt
Ausareie Der rStutiben Nnilnce @eri6erunas=
Sompa5nit BON gtep=Oort" bis }um 81. Ses,mbrr
1900 1T, tpthb'r lid ieBt in Oen NtteH pici.s S,pars
tenlents ~befinoet.
2topO u ittinon,
&sriberanqs Is OmmifGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28

@eiammtss Gintomnen pdbr no oes
Jabres =. .........-..... t-...... Sl2,934.Zl
@tiummte g~uspabtn ipebrF.O Oss
SaDres -. ...........--.- ...-.. l3,l2O.00
Sutbubt
GrurDsiasntbum .............+..... $l386,SI
eioent6nm .............~...... -. N,157.49
GOmpaqnis assiontt ...........a... 76,6sl36
gaar i'm gireou uuo in Der 9oni.. 205.00
sn5ipcrtb l,985.64
6d1iee 3inisu uuo Mietben......... 2,G2.58
Retto : @ttruo Der ni6t tintaifrteu
Ef saia MOI aDtt DE, Monai: 1926
grutto @utbob.u. sl35, A6.2O
@eiammte ,uositanDene gnt6Qben *135, 1920
@erbiubIt6ttiten.
Ietto : 9ettae Don unbt= 81
3dhlten Ycrluften......... S22J.p4
Seiammte nod niht perein=
nabnte Yrdmten .-...... 5,tlL4I
StittOerfaerungs : 9rdmitns 500
ten 'eas *69a6.57
uebtri6us in 9strsff Der 9olttsn= o a,
Snba5er Sl-o' f"''o'
eiro.,obltsg Uftisutupitul .......... 500. 10000
tlcberi6ub in oini6t Der Itti'r= n 90
9etraQ Der am 81. December 400
in Ben Ser. etaatcn in &ratt be- % an
iinOIi9eu YOliceu .....".......- Clio foo'W
9etraq Der ipdbrcno oes Sabrt5 1900
in MarplanO uusqetelten 9Olicsn l'3l3'95o'V
&uf oas Marpldnosr Geibdit in 1900 ,
snpianoene 9rGmien ........":" f'l9o.z4
Sn WarplaHb iudbrsuo 1900 bs3aolts ,o,no
yerluHe
74 M0S a.r1,S. D0o'eHO INV '."v. 649.O2
9rtrno Ssr @iafos 2, lis, 453. 90
Staut M~urpIunb, @iieturou3=Stz
retirement, & N / Grs Shrsau,
Baltimpre, Den q. Gcbruar 1901; 5n
8smdBbtit ots Geiebbu6ts Der oTtcntll3sn anqtz
ntsinsn @eitse beideiniqe i'd bternlf, oaB 2Sot1
it.benots Elm pabr6citsQetrsut @us5ng aus Benz
augpeiie Der .Ofb 5Opn 6tnerStT L
SERVINGS : 6 OmpoQni BON Solt!z
more. DID, bis sum 81. 2c3tmber l9W' ME
QlopD 0tlfiu H..
T~hrturani= Gontmihar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28

@arniIon ge6abt unb in alien 9rjegen
fi4 unberneltli9e 2prbeeren erIpor=
hen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28

Our9 bas 8erider uagsospartemsnt
0ustpeis ii6er ben t5tdn0 Der ySlo
Sotpn SeuerDerIu0erurgs : Cont
pagnR Don Baltimore, 3d." am
81. DECEMBER 1860.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28
Nus 0eutlhlano.
Mrbr Orb tir Die Tbina>G FprSitiun
Sine Tadtra9S Scruiui9nn9 npn
iibcr 1870 WRiQipncn Marf benz
SnnScSta9 rmfcrbreitet.

4useinnoeriebung Der aagemsinsn
Gage in CHINA. = 6sisr Os5 20,
Subrsstagss Der 9ermd6Mng bts
taiisrliaen G6:paores Ourd e;u
Bartlett i'm @ftoB. - Simmer
fir uno pioer Die gngldnoerei Der
Ae9isrun9. = Die Qgisation fir
3~oGerF0Gun9 unb Die 8:5is6un9en
gu RuBlono. -@ra5 Billions Sc
i6snt an bic n9am6urg : Qmerita=
2inte." - NGerlsi SntsrsTantes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-28

Die .80lnif6e 8oIfs3situng," Elm
tpn~ungebenbeS Gsntrumsorgan, drguz
mentfrt in einem hatigen Geitartjfel
gu 9unften Der 8~epd6rung zines gutsn
@inbsrns6mens NIT Gnglano, bam:t
Seuti6fanb frsiere 9an6 gsesn bic
Ser. Staaten babe, unb Iagt un!er Qne
berem:
pDtr iinb 6isber ben Daibigtonsr
5srren gegenii6er INNER gu na69iebig
gepeien, unb fDnnen bus opae 9spi9t
unierer Ma9! nur oann gsltenO ma
den, tpenn uns England ni6t i'm Wege
ite6t. Notirlia Dent! Nfemanb in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-30
aH6sS SSSa[ [
sEVENTY-EIoHTH DAY.
 MONTGOMERY. ALA.
Thursday, Aug. %, 190

Thursday, Aug. %, 1901.
 The Convention was called to order by the President, and opened witn prayer by the Rev. MT. Marshal as fol lows:
 0. Eternal God. Creator and Con- server of all mankind, giver Of ali spiritual grace. we most humbiy bee seech Thee to prepare our hearts and lives for this days work. May our works, words and thoughts pc Well pleasing in Thy sight. Forgive us for all of our past onenses. pet our our transgressions, and may we have clean records before Thee this day. Guide us through this day by Thy spirit, keep us from danger and from sin. Hear us and answer us we De- seech Thee through Christ our oLrd, Amen. ..
 Upon a call of the roll nine:y-four delegates responded to their names.
 The President-The regular order IS the report of the Committee on the
 MT. Carmichael (colbert)-The Com mittee asks the indulgence of the Con- vention. -.. :,
 The President-The Chair would call attention to the fact that the Com mittee made no report on yesterday.
 MT. Carmichael.-I have the report for yesterday.
 nal was read stating that the journal for the seventy-sixth day had been ex- amined and found correct and the same was adopted.
 The President.-The Chair will an uounce for the information of dele gates that the proceedings of the ftrst three days of this Convention have been printed, in order to complete the oficiai report of the proceedings. ana they will be distributed this morning to the delegates. e...,. =.
 The President-The regular order of business will be the call of the roll of delegates for the introduction or ordinances, resolutions, etc.
 Upon a motion of MT. Sanford or Pike the rules were suspended ana upon further vote the regular order was dispensed with.
 Mr HefIin CRandolph)-I ask unani- nous consent to make a report rom the Committee on Schedule and Print ing.
 There being no objection Ordinance No. 4l5 was submitted with favorable report and was read as follows:
 ordinance No. 4i5 by MT. Jones fNontgomery) for the relief of E. l.. May:
 eB it ordained by the people of Ala bama, in Convention Assembled, That the sum of $35 be. and the same is hereby appropriated to pay E. L. May for his services as clerk. for attending the meetings of the Committee on Ex- ecut.aA Department. and transcribing the article on Executive Department as finally adopted and reported by the committee"
 Mir. Jones (Montgomery)-Some young ladies did part of that work and have been out of their pay for some time. move to suspend the rules fin order that the ordinance may be adopted,
 Upon vote being taken the rules were suspended and upon a call of the roll the vote resulted as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-30
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
 or ALABAMA

We. the people Of the State of Ala bama, Tn order to establish justice. insure domestic tranquility and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our postnrity, Invoking the favor an0 guidance of Almighty God, do ordain and establish the following Con stitution and form of government for the ! ate of Alabama:
 The President-The Clerk will read Article 1.
 MT. White-I think the rules require that we should adopt 1t section by sec ton.
 The President--The rule was reported by the Committee on Rules and adopted that the Constitution should be taken up article by article.
 MT. White-very well.
 Article I was read as follows:
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-07-25

Road. She had determined Eye and
an authoritative Manner. If anyone
had told her she was Weaker Vessel,
she wouldn't have believed it.
Grace was quite the Antithesis. She
was a reposeful Creature who kept out
of the Sun and wore filmy white Ma
terials. She usually had herself
squidged up to about q inches, with
the Straight Line in front, the same as
wore French Heels all Summer and
whenever she saw Cow she squealed
and caught hold of the nearest Man
Susie, on the other Hand, squared off
at the threatening Bovine and Mrs.
Cow would break down a Fence try
ing to get away.
Grace once tried to hit "a Golf Ball
because.it seemed to be the Thing. She
pecked at it a couple Of times and sent
something Give and she returned to
the Veranda.
Every time she ventured out she wore
three-foot Hat covered with Batten-
berg and carried a ParasoI so as to
protect the Complexion. She never
was keen for Physical Culture, but
preferred to get herself tucked in lust
right and then sit and read something
by Booth Harrington. She had a slow.
the Hips. If you didn't know you
might think she had Casters under her
The other Girls raped her for being
Affected, but then she wasn't doing it
for their Benefit. When she executed
the Glide into the Dining Room, the
Men would tell one another to Pipe the
Tai One with the Poor Shape.
AS already intimated, these were the
two that had Albert on the Guessing
Block. 1t kept him busy looking after
both, but he knew the advantages of
healthy Competition. A Girl always
throws herself rather more earnestly if
she thinks that some other Maiden is
trying to sew Buttons on her. So AL
bert had lot of attention paid to him
every time he came out
AS the Summer Weeks slipped by, it
became evident that Grace's Work on
the Veranda was more effective than
susie's violent Efforts in the Field. One
Saturday Night Albert brought out a
Rlng and forced Grace to wear it. Next
Day there was an awful BuZZing,
Majority of the Wise Ones had picked
Susie as the logical First Choice.
II happened that an Intimate Friend
asked Albert IT he had got Twisted and
given the Ring to the wrong one.
IT is generally conceded" said the
FRIEND, that Susie is the most Super
Tor Thing that puts up at and with the
Hotel'' ~
Superior is the Word responded
Albert. "As Type Of the New Kind
she is the Best Ever, and that is why
! cant keep up with her. She gives me
tne fo.Love Score when we play Ten
MS. II 1t Is Ride, sit back while she
handles the Ribbons Every one along
the Road gives her the log A-h-h-h' Of
Admiration. They may notice that she
mas something on the Seat beside her.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-07-25
DRESSING shEE35K1Ns.
Got . very Intricate Operations II Ell.
ecuted AccordinaAto the Dives
lions GivenAflArewfth.

To tan sheep hides with the wool on
and to dye wool on the same. spread
skin. flesh side up, when taken off,
Sprinkle pulverized alum over it, fol.
lowed by little saltpeter and PLENTY
OF common salt. Roll up and. put where
1t will not freeze. Two ounces each ri
alum and salt will tan a sheep or other
similar sized skin, When the skin i,
tanned the flesh on 1t will rub off easilv
Then nail the skin to boards IN the
sun, sire tching it tight, and apply lit.
tie neatsfoot oil, which should after.
ward be worked out with a wedge.
shaped piece of wood. The. SKINS them
wet until soft and then worked unti
dry. If it is not worked and rubbed a
will dry harsh and stiff. For sheepand.
lamb skins strong suds is usually first
made with hot water, in which the
SKINS are washed carefully, squeezing
them between the hands to get the diri
out of the wool. The skin is then
washed in clear water, and alum and
salt, half pound each are dissolved
IN little hot water, which is put into
enough cold waterin tub to cover two
=
skins. Let. soak over night and, then
hang on pole to drain. When well
drained, spread, stretch and tack them
TO a board, flesh side up. While yet
little damp put on the pulverized salt.
peter and alum, rub it in well, thenl Law
the flesh sides of two skins together
and hang them in the shade two OF
three days, turning the under skin up.
pernost every day until perfectly dry.
Then scrape the flesh side with duh
knife to remove the remaining scrap,
OF mesh and rub the flesh side with
pumlce stone and afterward with the
hands until soft and pliabIe. For dye
ing buy the analine dyes, of the colors
wanted, and get directions with them
Home, Stock and Farm.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-07-25

ARRANGEMENT OF THE BRUSH.
inch thick. Arrange these in pairs, as,
many pairs as there are notches in.
each end board, and bore holes through.
them at intervals of one foot, prepara-
tory to boiling them together. Brush
which has been collected from the
thicket is now placed between these
boards and clamped fast. For the sake
OF elearness only one of these brush
is shown in the illustration. The
clamps thus formed are now placediin.
the notches prepared for them in the
end boards, with the brush hanging
down. They are held down by mar
row board nailed across the tops of. the
posts ateach end.
The device is now complete. The
difference in height 1T the two ends
makes it suitable for cattle Of all sizes.
The brush will last for a long. lime, but
should they become much worn, or.old
and brash, they may be easil u re placad,
Grange Judd Farmer.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-07-25
FLY BRUSH FOR CATTLE.
A Simple Arrangement which En-.
ablcs Stock to Wage War
Against Insect Enemies

In the summer it is just as necessary
to provide cattle with place in the
pasture field where they may brush off
the flies as it is to furnish shade, food
or drink. The device in the illustra-
ton elbows a good arrangement for
this purpose. 1t consists first Of four
posts set in the form of rectangle- IL:
feet long and eight feet wide. At one
end the posts are about 5A feet high,
at the other only three feet. Across
each end OF therectangle an eight-ineh
board is nailed at the top of the posts.
In the upper edge Of these boards are
cut notches about four inches deep and
re inches wide. Beginning next to the
posts these notches are cut at inter-
vals of Is or 25s;nches.
Now'tale boards four inches wide,.
ID feet long and not heavier, than ona