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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-22
It Only DAILY NEWSPAPER IN AlAB MA

Strong as the 'axIetree on which
heaven rides.
-Troilus and Cressida.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-22

E. W. BARRETT. ....s..... ........... Editor
ROSS e.SAIrH 49,. business Manager
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-22

William Jennings Bryan's paper. The
Commoner, under date of March 20, is a
remarkable issue for democratic news
paper. It's columns almost entirely are de-
voted to assaults upon democrats. The
front page is taken up with a vigorous
assault upon the democracy of Senator
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-22

Remittanees can be made by express,
postoffice money order or draft at current
rate Of exchange The Age-Herald viii
not be responsible for money sent through
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-22

Washington Bureau Age-Herald, 1421
Street, N. w.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-22

AS a matter of fact. ingalls, is smart
and good fellow. He has ability and a
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
Fresh Made Hem GouGe demm Drops besides eheemm nsB
BANKERS In
BAD WRECK.
Serious Disaster Befell a Santa
Fe Train in Colorado.

Serious Disaster Befell Santa
Fe Train in Colorado.
Denver, Colo, Oct. 3O.-A special to
the Times from Fowler says that at /
o'clock this morning east bound Santa
Fe passenger train No. was wrecked
at Aspishapa bridge, four miles east OF
Fowler.
The train consisted of II cars, in
GLIDING the car of the " Kimberly for
ty " Of the New York bankers return
ing from the bankers national conven-
tior at San Francisco.
Their car was at the rear end of the
train and remained on the track.
Two cars with the engine went
through the bridge.
81 far as known no one was killed,
but sixteen persons were injured.
The wreck is believed to have been
caused by the removal of fish plate
by would be- robbers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
Made an Assignment.

Mr.. ]. D. Driskell, who has been
conducting general mercantile bust
ness in this place for the past two
years, has closed the doors of his store
and will turn his entire stock over to
his creditors.
Mr.. Driskell is square and honora-
BILE man and an enterprising merchant,
his chief fault being that he is too good
for his own good. During the summer
he did an extensive credit business,
and inability on the part of many of
his customers to pay him has placed
him in financial straights.
The Eye Witness hopes that his
matters are not in bad shape and that
he will be able to arrange them so as
to again open his doors.-Elkhart Eye
Witness.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
But He Could Run.

Yesterday a man, by the aid of a
heavy stick, dragged himself over
town begging. He scraped his left
foot along the ground, as if paralyzed,
and. pretended he could not lift il, and
moved from place to place with great
difficulty. He took the train north this
morning. A heavy rain was falling,
ana he stood under the shed until sail
aboard" was said. Then he took his
stick under one arm, a bundle under
the other and grip in his hand and
"hiked" 1t to the cars at gait that
would have made Lou Dillon ashamed.
That dragging (?) foot just paved the
air.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
Home From Fit. Riley.

Clarence E. Fore and Oscar Gallo
way are home from Fort Riley, Kan
sas. They went with the Calvert COM
pany, Fore as sergeant and Gallo
way as chief trumpeter. They say
they experienced some of the hard
ships of real war. The nights were
cool, yet they we're given only pair
of blankets each, and on two different
occasions they were ordered out on
long marches, and hiked it over the
country for twenty miles on a stretch.
But they say the treatment was fine
for their appetites.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
MAY BECOME
NATIONAL ISSUE
Race Question May Find Such 8
Place, Says Chairman Jones.

Washington, Oct. 3O.-In speaking
of the campaign in Maryland, where
he has also just been, Democratic
National Chairman j. K. Jones of Ar
kansas said: "The Democrats appear
to have the best of it. They have
been entirely justified in raising the
race issue. Triumphing with such an
issue, it is not unlikely that plank
for white supremacy will have place
next year in the National Democratic
platform. Negro equaiity with white
people in any form in this country is
without the pale of possibility"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
is PREPARING
THE MESSAGE
The President and His Cabinet in
Consultation Two Hours.

Washington, Oct. 3O.-For nearly
two hours today the president and
five members of his cabinet were in
consultation at the regular cabinet
meeting. The presidents annual mes
sage to congress was under considera-
ton, portions of it being read and dis
cussed. Each member of the cabinet
present had suggestions to make con-
corning the treatment of his depart
mental affairs in the message. Some
consideration was given the vacancy
on the Hawaii district bench, caused
by the death of Judge Estee. Secre-
tary Hitchcock presented some of the
latest developments in the hand frauds
in the Northwest. He declined to dis
cues them at the conclusion of the
meeting.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
FEVER REPORT
FROM LAREDO

Nine New Cases and Two Deaths
Is the Record for Friday.
Laredo, Texas, Oct. 3O.-There were
nine new fever cases and two deaths
today.
One of the soldiers was stricken
with fever in the barracks at Fort Nc
Intoah, adjoining the city.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31
ARE CONFIDENT.
New York Democrats Certain of
Victory for Tammany.

New York, October 30.-Tomorrow
night viii practically be the end of the
fusion Campaign. Meetings viii be
held throughout the assembly districts
up to midnight on Monday, but there
are OF. three big mass meetings left
CRarles F. Murphy reported today
that the Democratic ticket would be
elected by at least $4,000 majority in
Manhattan and the Bronx. "These
estimates" said Mr.. Murphy, "are
conservative. 1 cannot give you fig
ures of Brooklyn, hut I am satisfied
we will carry that borough.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1903-10-31

0steopathy does not claim to cure
every case, but cures most and Injuries
none. Is not that a glorious record2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10

eenipGrtig peniger bas Snterefe Der
0amenpelt in MnIpru9, als bds erfte
@todperf, fpesbatb mir uniereS4ritz
te bort6in Ienfen 1pplIen. I3uerf fGat
uns baIef6f oas Setoen : 0eparte>
msnt auf. Die Qustpa6I BON Seibenz
ifuffen tit, ME iibli@, auBerorosntli4
rei66altig. 8orberrf9eno iino Die
biibid 6oroirten iapanif9en uno
5banq6ai : @eioenitoffe. MoireaGf=
fefte peroen in bieIer Suiipn ebenz
fails piel getragen, uno b%eionoers
a%uFfaGenb finb Die 3d6lrei4en SHUTTER
BON bunfIen 6ar6en nit i4pdr3er
8prbure.
@s lit feline uebertrei6ung, gu iuz
gen, baB bic 5irma Soel 9utmun C
So. cine gr0Bere Nuatpu9l bon Sci
oenftDffen auF3upetien bat, ais trgenb
Elm @ef9dft fiioli9 BON Nep=gort.
Oarunter befinben fi9 berf6tsoene
gan3 unb gar e~rcIuiipe Mufter.
SIN Su9paaren : Department 1T
Die groBe Nu5nabl BON 0iinnen &leiz
~beritoffen befonOers uuffaueno. Sc
iinb ba aQer9arb Surben pOr6anben,
unb nur in einem Itimmt Die W}pbe
btefer Suifon therein, nGmli4 in Der
Oiinne Der 8Ietberftoffe.
@eraOe3u iiberpdltigenb lit bic
Pra9t Der Spiben : NusfteQung.
Mun muB feIbft 6inge6en uno bieiel6e
ie6en, tpenn man ii4 BON Der Manz
nigfaltigteit unO 9ru4t einen 8egriff
MAIDEN min. Sin Mrttfel beroient
bier beionoerer Grpdbnung, nGmli9
gang groBe SpiBenmuter, bon Oenen
ieOes ein3eIne nur 3uiammengebeftet
gu perben brau4t, UNI einen eleganten
9amenrod gil btIoen. Die PopnlGr@
ten @orten ftnb our 3ett &ntife
@lunp, Srtf6 9oint, Point be 8enice,
gat, G6antiup unO 5tlet. Perl6eIGBe
tomupen bGufig CUR Nnipenbung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10
Gus bent Snneren Warblano's nn0
Dru nugrrnsrnOen StaateH.
@e9s Spfer zines 9otelz
brdnbes.

D I u II { =.
en- benz @ru6enitGbt6en Better,
ni9t fern BON @ltins, @.z8a., gelez
oen, brad Sonntag in friiher Morz
oenftunbe in einem fleinen 0ptel elm
sSeuer aus, BEL tpeG9em feds Perfonen
ibren Sob fanben unb cine Menge
8erIonen @erleBungen bappn trugen.
Die Sobten iinb: Maggin @ou9blan
aus Sper6iu, W.=8a., 4nnte unb
!Senrn 8urfe aus @ombsborf, 49,
@a., George 6. 4nberfOn nebt 5rau
nnb Sinh. 8on ben @erlebten biirfte
Robert Gong faum nit benz 2eben bd@
BON fommen. Gtnige PeriOnen' rettez
ten ibr 2eben, inbem lie aus ben Sem
ftern f%prangen.
@9Ge9te 8e5a6Gnng.
Ser @9ulbireftor berS9rierzGitb
@rammGrT8ule, 3d., bat fein 4mt
niebergelegt unO 1T aolonialpaaren>
unb Selifutefenz @ebiilfe tn~2ebigbton
qepprDen. sSn fur3er 3ett bat Die
G9ule bereits gum fiinften Wfule III
rem Director tpe9fen miifen. 9runo:
gu tleines SalGr.
Rattenfdnger.
@G9renb 6rau 4merid, bic Satin
zines 6armers gu @ate am @usquez
6anna, bamit be19dftigt mar, Sutter
fir bic 6ii6ner aus elmer S4eune gu
hplen, purbe tie bon elmer Rotte nil
tbenber Gatten angegriffen. Nur nit
gr0Bter W2iibe gelang ts ben CUR 9ulfe
berbei 9~eetlten MGnnern, Die 8eitten
gu be%rtrei6en. 40 Nager purben ges
t0btet, unb einige Der Wdnner bur4
8ibpunben on ben 9Gnben f4per
berleBt.
6eiBe unb fdIte Sui t.
sSn RprfDlt lit cine 9eIeuf9uft nit
einem &apitul BON elmer halben Wfil@
linn ~incorporirt fporben, tpel9e Die
8epobner NorfoIf's nit Sob Stoz
rage" beiber unb tdlter 2uft unb2i9t
bebienen min.
Sabutspretfe i'm JaGIen.
9ur9 Die rei9e Sabatsernbte bes
leBten Sahres 1T Der erite bobe Saz
batsprets jeBt pieoer erbebIid gefalz
len, f. baB in alien Sdbaf 3~iebenben
Stuaten bic 5armer fi9 beranluBt fe<
ben, @efeqf4aften unter fi9 gu Oreaz
n~iiiren, UNI ben boben Preis bes Saz
BATS babur9 uufre9t 81 erbaltsn, baB
fie ibre @prrdtbe ni6t in ben Marft
bringen, aud in biefem Sabre ni9t
pieber 10 piel Sabat, tpie i'm porigen
SABRE gu pflanaen. 10 oaB tie bic COM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10

VIlD ONNlI ~NeN~
S6iffstarten BON unb nG4 Guropa
Gin popuGGrer 80 tan gez
tprben.- Na4 tur3er &rdntbett
itar6 oeIfern Na8mittug ge8en 4 ll4r
6r. 4quiQa Cunningham an Pneuz
monia i'm Glitter BON ettpa 70 SaArert
in Der 0irt6f6aft be5 9rn. Btngert
an Der Gde BON philadelphia u1O
t6>9oin 8oaO, NOD er lett etpd
einem Sabre al5 S4dntpGrter or0etz
tete. cunningham ipielte einitmol5
cine qr0Bere RoGe in Der Politit ouf
repu6lifanif6er 6eite in Baltimore
GountD, befen PoIi3eidef er in 1876
mar, als bic n9otatO6u8" >4urtet ben
Sttq iiber ben regulGren Sting ietner
9artei errang. @r mar ME DerRetz
rut6et. Cunningham mar Elm Utttz
qliso be8 o@ilion>8oiten, g.. u. IT,"
uno Elm 9an1iondr Uncle Sans. Nm
Mtttpo9 unter3ei9nete er nod Dor
Squire Rceber in 6igbIanOtofpn feline
9enitonspapiere. Gr 3og ii4 cine ST.
tdltung gu, bic in PneumOnia ausz
artete uno Ieinen Sob ber6eifI6rte.
Oa5 ,Q6f9Id4ten Der
umerttuntf4en 70 dlber"
1T bu8 S6ema zines 8ortrageS, DeIz
den 6r. g.. s. 9ifber pom 8unoes@
TOrf6iireau 6eute QbenO in Der 9u1e
6eg nqeu6o0pz Snftitut5" baIten pirb.
Ra4 Guba gerei #. 9r.
Ssobn 6. Gofpen 1T fir tur3e 3eit
nab gu6a gereiit. SIS beiBt, baB er
bort fein Gigent6um iniPi3iren min.
gr bat felt Sa6ren bort gr0Bere Gomz
blere 9runoeigent6um angetauft.
6OGt mad 8af4ingtou
uu8qebe6nt perben, Bte
oeftern aus 8~a16ington gemeIbet
nurbe, bea6f6tigt Oa5 DirettOrium
bes Da6ui6z5Ditems, bic n8etli4e
M~arnldnber 8a6n" Don 9ager5toDr
aus nu6 @af6tngton gu Derldngern.
Cine fet9enugelte @nte.
- Sn 0fz8uItimOre ]cirtuIirte gez
ftsrn ba8 @erii4t, OuB bic nStanOarO
8rauerei" in bic 6dnOe zines Netpz
0orferg, Der frii6er in Baltimore
Dar, ii~6ergegangeH lei. Grtunbigunz
oen an 3uftGnoiger Ste1e ergaben,
6uB bic ieBi8en 8efiBer Our4aus ni8t
0insn5 iinO, ii4 BON Dem Gigent6um
gu trennen, Oa ii6 OaiTel6e als cine
CUTE SaPitalanIage ertpeifen tper6s.
6eierte feinen 8eburt5z
tag. Sn feiner @O6nung, Rr.
800, 8ant : StroBe, 9ig6lanOtOmn,
feierte geItern POIi5eiridter S. 9.
Rap, Der 9a4folger Oes 0erftOrbenen
9rn. 6eOern, ietnen AT. 9e6urtstog
in Der beiten @eIunO6eit unO imRrsiie
3ablrei4er 6reunos, peIde getommen
tparen, um Jpn gu begIutpiini9en'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10
StaSt Baltimore.
griribef6rberuns mad benz ansIanOe.

Die ausuGrtige goft fir Die nit
Dem IA. MGr5 enbenbe Wo4e
i6liebt Gin alien 5dGen piinftli4) I'M
bieIigen poItamte tpie folgt:
Die poft lit Dffen fir patet@Stids
BON 9 16r Moreens bis 5 nhr Jta9<
mittags tGgli9, ausgenOmmen Son1'
tags. Die padetzgoit fir 9euti6z
Iarb f4liebt am MittpO9, II nhr
8prmittags. Die 9ampfer p%erlai@
fen Iep>gort, R.zg, tpenn ni9t d1z
hers ~an9egeben.
NSransatIantt4 DE . It.
0tenftaq = 9 ubr 4benbs, nd4
europa per 0umpfer rpbiluOelpbiu,"
pia southampton WOiiu4en na4
Srluno miiFen rper Pbilobelpbia" be-
5ei9net fein); II 1lbr abenbs, nab
europa per 9dmpfer rSceantc," Dta
9ueenstopn.
Mtttfpp6 = 9 116r @6enbs, mad
sFrantrei9, benz iibli4en europa,
@gppten unb 8ritiidzS nbien per
Oampfer ga 8retagne," ptd SABRE
Woftfa9en na9 unberen S4eilen SUI
ropa's miiFen rper Ga 8retagne" be-
Sei9net ietn).
areitag-9 u6r Nbenbs, nu4 @uz
rppa per 9ampfer numbria," bta
Queenstonn.
goft ii g ii b. unb Central
Nmerifd, SO Itin0ien etc.
Oienftaq - l 1br Na9m., na4
Sumaica per 9ampfer BON Bolton,
Muf.; 6 l6r Q6enbs, nd3 ben ga
8lataz2Gnbera per 9ampfer nQrdbtz
ftan;" II 16r Na9ts, na6 Dem nOrbz
li6en 8raiilien per Oampfer DON'T
mic"
Mittpo9 = 1 11br Na4m., mad
ben Bahamas per 9dmpfer bpn W}tdz
mi, 5la.; II l16r Nu9ts, mad Saz
maica per OampFer BON Pbilaoelp6id,
pa.; mad Bermuda per 9ampfer
rSrintoao;" mad Cuba, Yucatan etc.
per Oampfer r9aOanu;" mad ben 3d.
bamas, Guantanamo uno Santiago
per 0ampfer vOucatan,"
9onnerftag II u6r Na4ts, na4
Central merifa unb iiibli4en paciz
ficzSGfen per 9ampfer bia @olon;
mad Snugua unb 9aptt per DAM
pier r8oIibia."
Sreitag = IL u6r Na9ts, mad
porto Rico per 0ampfer u@oamo;"
mad Curacao II. 8eneaueld per 9dm@
pier n3ulia;;" mad Sanaica unb9rep<
totpn per Oampfer rMle9bdnp;" mad
Grenada unb Srinibab per 9ampfer
nMurabal."
@amftag = 1 u6r 9a9m., nu4
ben 8a6amus per 9umpfer BON Miaz
mi, Slu.
gof fir Neufunblanb piu Nortb
@pbneD unb fir Miguelon biu Bolton
f9lieBt bier tdgIi9 Inn l u6r Na4<
mittugs; fir Cuba bia Sampd, Sla.,
tGgli4 UNI 1 l1br Na9mittugs; fir
6%onouras, Gotta Gica unO 9uutemas
la bia NenzO orleans tdgli4 um 8 ubr
N6enbs.
8rnns 9qotfie pOit.
@amftag II uAt 4benbs, mad
9atpdii, Sapan, China unb ben pbtz
lippinen pia Gan Sran5tsco.
Oie Yoff mad NeuzSeelanb, @uz
ftralien, NeuzG alebonien ben 6ttf4iz
Snfeln, Samoa unb 9atpait, pia
San 5ran5iscp, f4lieBt bier tGgli4
Bis gum &c. MtGr5 UNI Z u6r @benbs.
Sransz9 acificz9Oit pirD tG9lt4
gum NhgangsbaFen befDrbert unb Or
rungements iinb getroffen fir beren
ununterbrp9ene re6erlan0 : 8efDroez
rung.
g. 0apiss % urfte1b,
NoF4n4ifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10

UNI bic 0elt ober mad irgeno einem
She'll Der @elt arrangirt. Rei1e6iIz
lete ii6er ale 8a6ns unO 9ampferz
Qtnten. Sbeo. 8. 9iener &
6 o., 415 Mater=Str. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10
euFaIberi6te aus @aiRiugtou.
) rau il r + r Reies
mQrfhuII defunben.

mari Dali gefunoen.
6rau OttiIie 3iemer, bic Satin
bes &eituurateur8 8ernbarb 3temer
BON Yer. 40, brittle Qbenue, in Hetps
yort, bic am 9onneritag glei95etttg
NIT benz 9eI6dftsfi6rer i6res Manz
mes, ytonens gfein6oIb 6inri9s, uns
ter W2ttnabme i6rer @urbero6e unS
berbdItntBmdBig bebeutenoer9 elbmits
tel aus benz 9auie ber16punben mar,
1T IN Dai6ington ber6aftet porben.
Nus WaiBingtOn, o. g., truf bic
gfa4rt4t Elm, baB 6r. 3iemer, Der
Dem Pdare mad philadelphia unb
oon1 na4 Der 8unbes6uuptftubt gez
folgt mar, bort bic 8er6aFtung BON
ieiner 6rau iOnobl, als BON 6inri6s,
bic in etnem 9oteI unter benz 0umerr
81 SbeobuIb unb 6ruu, Gbtcuqo,"
dbgeItiegen paren, beranluBt babe. -
Ser interefante san in @u56inqtorr
1T i'm 8oIi3etgeri9t bentilirt porben,
bod bat 3iemer angebIi4 bic grtlGz
rung abgegeben, baB bies ni4t geI6ez
ben piirbe, tpenn Ii9 rS6eobalo un0
6rau" ertlGren, inn obne 8eiteres
nu6 g}etpzgort gu folgen. 8et ber
@er6aftung 6inri8's nurOen 1000
Dollars in 8anfnoten BEL tbm gefunz
ben, bod b~ebauptete er, baB Oa5 8eIO
fetn re4tmGBtge8 @igentbum fet, baB
er fi6 buFel6e erfpurt babe, unD fers
ner, OaB ibm, fans er NIT Der PoIt3er
S9pierigteiten bdben 1oute, feline eina
fluBrei4en 5reunbe unter ben 5ii6z
rern BON Sdmmanp@5au i9pn beiTtez
ben piirben. 0es @eiteren fugte
6inri6s, baB 3iemer einen @6eiz
b%ungSprO3eB gegen feline 6rau einges
Ieitet babe unO baB er, 6inri8s, bic
5rau nur aus Repzgort gefi6rt buz
be, Bis Der 9rp3eB beenOet Iei. 3d.
baIb bie5 geI4eber, tperDe er bic gez
f9iebene Trau 6eirat6en unb bunn
nit t6r mad 9eutI6Ianb ge6en, Inn
b'riiben 81 bIeiben. 6rau 8iemer trug,
ais ii9 Die 9anb beS @efeBes uuF hire
iipptge @6uIter legte, cine prG8tige
Robe unD ben gr0Beren She'll i6rer
prG9ttgen 9tamanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10

8ef. ct. So6onne8 @es
metnbe. Sn Der SabresIiBung
Der Oterten beutI6en ~reFormirten ct.
So6anneS : 8emeinoe an Norb : Galz
bert : @traBe 8aftor 9auG @ienanb)
tpurOe fir 1902 foIgenber 5inan3bez
ri6t borgeIegt; @emeinbe : Safe -
8e1ummt7@inna6men $2712.63, tauz
fenoe 4u5ga6en $2477.58. 5rauenz
bereinz&afe = @eIammtzG inna6men
$848.86, 8eTammt Nusgu6en $847.z
76. SpnntagSI9ul : &aTe - Sc
ummtz@i%nnobmen $3O5.43, Sc
fummtz Qusgaben $249.48. SugenOs
pereinz Safe - Ginna6men $110.56,
QusQa6en $92.55. Der 8farrbdlss
Son0 Der @emeinbe umFaBt $196.79,
Bic Safe fir fretpi1ige Mtiiionsz
oaben $117.8O. Die 9eIummt~4usz
oube fir 8emeinoez uno 8erein5z
8pefe, iptpie fir MiTfiOnSz unO tpoRIs
t6Gtige 3pede betrug $3577.62. Der
ieBige 8orfanb Der 8emeinOe beite3t
aus foIqenOen 6errer: 2ouis 8Q4@
mann, qrGfiOent; G6riitOP9 9ute,
@efretar; So6n 6, Mo4r, @4oBmsis
tier; s.. 8ramer, 6inan8ietretdr;
6einri6 S6ielemunn, SObn Peter
Mo6r, ferdinand 2an9e, SAT. ebert,
6einri6 Rippmonr, 6einr. H. 9foh,
Qoren3 @uer6rof unO 9etnri4 8.
&rdus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1InfertnitnnassSS catuciier.
rWn1t Nfdbemie." Sieie
@O3e: .y8ben SObnnp tomss mardins 6Onis.4
Gbafe's r2pceum Sbeater."
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10
1.-THE Family Physician

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
NEW RECTOR TODAY.
Rev. MT. AmbIer VIII Conduct Ser vices at WoodIawn and Avondale.

Woodlawn, September 5.-(SpeciaI)- The Rev F. w. Ambler. late of Carters. vile, Ga, who has recently accepted call to the charge of Grace church, Woodlawn, and Christ church. Avondaie, has arrived here and on Sunday domor- row) will conduct the morning service at Woodlawn at II a. m., and at Avondaie in the evening at D. m.
 The churches in these places are to be congratulated on having secured the Rev. MT. Amber, and it is predicted that these places will make very satisfactory reports at the end of the year under Mir. Ambler's guidance
 In speaking of MT. Ambler no more can be said than the words of Bishop Nel son of Georgia, which are given in the following extract from the Georgian Dl- ocesan paper of July: Four years ago MT. Amber was placed in charge of Gainesville and Missions attached un- der conditions which presented little en- eouragement He has applied great en- ergy and devotion to his task and leaves the field in better way to be properly titled by his successor. Mir Ambler's high character as a gentleman and a Christian, and his affabe manners, have won him innumerable frineds. I deplore his leaving Georgia more than I can tell, but am forced, in his interest, to approve his taking a different charge"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers were recorded at the probate office yesterday:
 Ben F. Pool and wife sold to Alabama Real Estate and Investment company lot g, in block 27, in Avondale, the consdera- tion being $2560.sS.
 Ben F. Pool and wife sold to the Ala bama Real Estate and Investment com pany part of lots 1 and 3, in block 4, of Phelans addition to Birmingham, the consideration being $26OS.95.
 c. B. Allen and wife sold to J. J. Curtis part of lot [, in block TAG. in Birmingham, the consideration being $1000
 Robert Jemison and wife sold to James A. Berry and wife, lot 8, in block 26. in the survey of Rising, the consideration being $1350.
 Mary NJ. Tarrant and husband sold to E. F. Hardwick lot 10, in block 103 of the survey of the North Birmingham Land company, the consideration being s110O.
 Bessie Olive and husband sold to Mrs. c. Steel property in the northeast quar- ter of section 2i township 1T, range 2 west, the consideration being s125O.
 J. J. Dickson and wife sold to F. V. Underwood PIP feet on the north side of Fourteenth avenue, in the west survey of the Elyton Land company the considera- tion being $2600.
 The trustees of St. James church, col ored, sold to Peter Kontos ,ot 20, in block ST. in Birmingham, the consideration be- ing $2250