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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
&lnuicl olli unicre Mciic ST intcrprc-
tircn, ldJucrlid) lGn0Cr Iullct.
&cuoritchcnOc GinWanocrnno fir ocn
Siiocn.

Gnrilbcr id)rcibt Dos IN Micnphl@,
Gem, crid)cincn0e oSiiOli6)c Folt-
&Ourltul:"
oIoit tG0lidr lolliCn Nric'c pom
9torocn INTO N%oroueitc1 bel ms Gin,
nit ocnl Griudpcr iibcr Iu9flnft
ilbcr &onoitrccfcn fiir Nderbol, unO
mir itchcn icbt IN eiiri0cr llntcr-
bonolung nit pcri6icocncn &aplto.
liitclL Die bCrcit linb, cine Ginuon-
Reconsideration 5u Ctoblircn uno
criolgrcid) nit Hoth mo Shot 5t ltl.
t%crltiiBcll. @lcih5citiQ bnbcn mir
0robc SdnocrciCn it Irfouio@, Cen.
llcllcc mo 9torOsNlohnnlo inter Con-
trolc, Die Der Souoplrtb uortbCllhnft
ollrd) ms cr6lclcr fnnn. &l @0IOc
iperocn mir olld 10 lucit uorgcld)rIt.
ten lcin. OoS .Sii0lidc Eoit Sour.
nnl" ais nifi6icllcS Organ filr Gin
monocrlut1 crid)cincn III IniIcn, &l
Nrtoliu@. no lltun frilbCr QlnllbtC,
Dab llllr Tulln1luollc Cr5Cll1t lpcr0Cll
font ruft lest bic llnuuun0IulG BON
Wnlumpollfclocrn IN Trlld)t NnluNrll
groBes GrItouncn bCroOr, mo ClcIc2
mllrOc nit 0roBcu GiiCr bcrcita lcit
Icbtenl Ncrblt bctricbcr. Nod) sc
nnllcr llntcriltdnm0 bon Obit5iid)tCr
Grpertcn lit icitgcitclt moroclr, o0B
0Cro0C 6iCicr @p0Cn rcid)cr mo bel
icr iilr Eiirliid} NnluQcn lit. ais it.
gcno elmer I'M gollicn Hon0c. Cine
bc0U,tcn0c Cblt5iid]tcr WcicllMuft
id)idtc fiir6lid 10000 Glbcrto Efir-
lid NGlmc borthiL lucldc ic6t nlt9s
NciCtt lill0. mo cin 5@lucitCr NCrlun0t
non glCid)cr 3ubl lit bCrcit~ bcItcllt.
Nbcr nid)t MIR Der SdrnlCr, lonGcrn
olld) Die Silrgcr nobc!icQcn0cr St00.
tc iullgct nll. 'id) iilr ObltfllltlU 5lt
iutCrcilircn lnlO hobCn filr5lidl 25,UUD
N1ltnlc 0lcidlcr @ottlllN gcpllolljt.
w lullb INIhIuttu!lLuNl ulllllNIl tut
scr ,}cit ur9cidbr 1OOO 9ldcr &ono in
Nbitbolm NnloAcn imlNCunloclt
mcrocu. Gbcnio Niebt Is rcidlc Sdn-
ocrcicn i'm nnroIid)cn Nlobomn fiir
NCinbulL Sblt- mo olld) iiir %ich-
5lld,t nnilbcrtrcfflidl, NIT 9rpbcu be
Oucllcn M0rftcn IN nQcn Ninnlcla-
rId)tlln0cll, oitlid) CHATTANOOGA, iucit-
lid, WcnlphiH, lil0lid Sirnlirlgbonl
mo noroIidp 9tnlhpillc. >Scocr Gin
luonccrCr, Der iid) oll6liiicocln &C
bclft, ionic icocr EulNuIrth. Der ciz
nc NcnoerunN modem luill, lolltc 0cn
%bliibcrbcn SiIocn 5llcrit ir Nctrod)t
5lcbcn mo lid bon ms QcllilQcroc
Nuafunit ciltbolcn. Wir ncrocn Sc
ocnl nit Hotb ltl0 Ibnt Jltr Scitc
ltcbcu un0 linh ltcta bcrcit, Nltlid)lllb
ilbcr ollc SrnqclL Die an ms Ncitclt
lucr0cn, 6l crtbcilcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
Sunrao Nuuluma.

IS iturb nm II. %nnlnr 1906 Gunrao Ton
long, 0cllcbiCr @utic bcr UcrliorbeItel Giifnbclb
SouIono. i'm IIlcr bon 80 Gnbrctl mo 10 no
ItdtcIt. Sic Nccroiaurp fiuOci Wittupdl octt
NINA iciucs ShluicNcripucs %HcOb 1cIli nj.
222G. Canton .lpcituc. aus iiutt, GctictlltB
an ocm Srtcbbofc ocr .. Aci. Hutb. Airhc,
Esd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
gcfnnntmnhungcn
Tcpartcmcnt iiir lifcntlidlc 9erbciierungcu
ilnters3 epnrtentcnt = SnicnsSebdrpe.

Nv 'l'N'
Inter epnrtememt - S~nfcnsNebdrpe.
. Baltimore, NIB.
Eciicntiidle gSeriteu NIB SDdc-Etcrs I, 2, ).
g~lnpcbotc fir ole Contribution bon Steiuz
mo SoIS.NuIfbcnos Sur llmiNiiu11 mo Sormiz
rliilQ ocr |;icre Nh. |. ? ltro : mo tlr gcluiitc
urlocrc, hnmit III &erbiuNulg i%iebetoe %9lrbeitcn.
Wer0clI bis # llbr SSorInittdgo ant .. 6ebrIar
1906 cntgcgcl acilpnimcl mcroct.
y%ngehnte arrnicn an oeI! %oa[o Of giparbS"
giircuu int 5iutDbnulc 9ciunoi pcroel1. h%ealettet
BON eitcn be9lnubialcl Gbed III Der 9obG BON
3 Eru5ent Oe3 HlngebOtc5. iublbnr an bclt Wtdpnr
uno Sfnbtrutb bon Baltimore mo Der an Die
Siuot ais bealidclcr SDuoellcrldb o%erlauel
miro, int 5utr cine 3lcrlcrItltli9 9einndlt iillb
Der Guntrati luIo oic SthcrIlctnl9 ltt6t prompt
Gcntubt nto in Ncb0rtNcr 9Sctlc aits9c'll0rt
miro. Gas ]edt ut uorhCbalictL lrgeno elllc5
pocr nIIe %9l1geboic nb6lnpcifcH. Fldiic mo Spes
6iiifuiioncn itnncIt I'M Viircull ocr NnfcTheDoroe
aeNen ,3uDlnIIg bon $40, ole ncl Yil0choilteuetII
6lriidcritGttci iucrOcIl, CrInlllt %lperocli.
u. y. Sutton,
SGIcIl. SHgcntcItr.
EcitdtiGt:
&. Sian 5imnmus,
Erliiocrt bCr Gunlrnft NcDutoe.
(TGtl5.IIt9,22 :. 81 2G,20.3l, 6cbr2,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
(nhu e Hrris

Is iturb nm -. 5ullrur 1906 5ubn 9. Frci",
1cllcbtcr Guttc oCr pcritnrbcncl !Jtarn II. Rreia.
Miithuudl, mn , llhr gtnhmitinoa. in icincr IcGs
ten %Sobmllg. III. 2i7. Moro 6rcmoni gtucllllc,
ilati. ippit %Crlpulloic mo SrcllOc uhtllrNe-
puu cingcluoct limo. Elite fctnc SIllmcll. Ncts
fetlIru priputim. esd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
Subu 9(onill 9Ibcit.

IS faro radb iuuNem 9Cioeu am -. IaIllar
1906 Splu Nonm Nibcit, Rclicbicr ojnitc BON
rem 8 Wonalcn mo % Sugen. Bic 0ecrots
9lrtp iinhct Mittwudl, yindmiltaGs nm , llhr,
hon icincr IcBtcn gSobuuHG, gtr. li2S. Scnfl
Strubc, aus uuf Dem o2ouoonrFn Bart Nrtcohole"
ftntt t23-iJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
Nuouf Sdlraocr.

IS itorb am 20. SumIor in ietncr Icgtcu Mob
mnnp, Ytr. 2o20. Guinnitrobc. Nugmit Sn)rnocr,
I'M slter Don 81 Tobrcn. 9cItebicr Ooitc npn Vine
lta Sdlroocr. Die Scit Der Sccroi0ulp luiro lpu
ter anqc1ciot. IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Gin " { dl lelblutt d) rciht:
,.Miurcn9 NroltlE ocrGinuunocrlulN@-
&nlpcttor. lit lcit iuIt licbcn Snbrcn
Gin nutirrnlilirtcr NiirNcr Der &crci.
ni0tcn StudtcnL utO InS lit mobr-
ldeiltlid) Der WrullO icinca Glicr3.
nit lucld)en cr ipGtcrc mo lucli9tr
0liidlId)c GinmnnoCrcr in hnS Miccr
5llrilftrCibcn nil. Gr lclbct lcbr nru=
Zen Summer ilbcr Die NroBen @clAa
%imnlnlcn. lpeld)c cbrlidc CingcpoE'
bcrtC ibrcn tSonlllicn III Scr often Sciz
moth 5llfontnlcn lullclL mo ocSDolb
bcublidti0t cr. ioldc Ncllic aus lln'c,
rem Son0c fern II, boitcll. NmS Alei.
dent @rltnoc lolltc Der GpnNrcB Die
uielcn SouicnOt bon Nmerifoncrn
bopon nbboltcll, jcoca Snbr nod CT
ropo ST rcilcn mo Sunmlcu III Der.
nuNNcbcL int &crNlcidc nit oclleu
Die @clolclthlluNcn Der flcibigcn Sta
licucr mo llnDnrn cine refine NoOu=
tcllc linb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Nranfrclh bat sur 3clt
Die NGubc poll. Sn Nlgcclroa bat e.
icinc morotfoniihc Surd)bringrun09-
Tolltif 5u pertbcibigcn. IN &cnc5ucin
bat cs nit Goltrp ob5urcdNncn n!b
MN fomnlt gar Die Nohrid)t, onb
d)lncIild)c rcNlilGre Splontcn III Con.
fin cinNcornmgcn lcicn mo Den lronz
5olildlcl Srnppcn cine brciitiinbinc
Shlod,t 1cliciert b0ttcn. Cab Die
lcttcrc Nud)riht nit Der Eoit it
Mturlcille cin@9ctroiicn lit. nod)t bic
Mclbnnl1 pcroohtia. Sn elmer 3eit,
III Der bus aobcl Die gauge Groc nm.
lponnt. bcforocrt man Nod)rid)tell
ilbcr clllcn &ortpi, IN Dem Die Chine
len 300 Sobte itno 300 Gcrlpunoctc
mo in Dem Ole SronSoicn l5 Nam,
pcrlorcn, nidt ourd, bic Eoit. ioiloern
0llrd) 0ns Anbcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Nn Hcm Dorf mur0c let.
ten Sonntag cine Spcrn-T prltcllmllg
in Der ,Wtiiiif- Nfobcmie" bon Der Eo.
ll6et p~erboten, ais 0nS Salts hereiis
nit 3uborcrn gciiilt mar. Die Dor.
telling ioltc im aoltilnt gcaebcn
iucrocn. Sn bemiclbcn Nciu=Yurt
ipllroe I'M .v0fctroppliton Opera
@onic" elm groBes Spern-Gun5crt &c.
%itottct. neil Die Witluirfcnocn nid,t
foltiinlirt nnitrdten. Ins beiBt nia.,
nit Dem SpnntogsgcieB iongIiren.
Nag iibriaeus iein @uteS baben uno
oo5ii beitrogcn, Dab oieiem Eopanj
zines SonntnasocicBcS Der @oroms
gen1oht miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Mic Scr Wnnn ans Ornt
&oItc iibcr Die SonntuNabcBc ocllrt,
lpur0c Den Ciicrcrn in Der Noicpiuc
&lrd)c bllrd) Die Ycllbcrln0cn cine@
llngcllonnten 6llm &%eritGn0niB &C.
brod)t, Der Die Ncrren 0nron crinlcrtt.
oob &%lrd)cnncbcn mo - QcrinNt
Sobnc 5uhlct lid, ~ebcnlolucHiN nit
ctllnll0cr pcrtruNt, mic Die %cinicitinc
Sonlto0Hbcbc Neacn Die Nirtbld)oI
ten nit Der @cred,tiNtcit. Giuc
WcnNc @cld)0ltc mo cine %NroBcltoii2
Nrbcit miro am SonntoN gctbun. lpell
tic Nctbnn mcrocn mllb. mo luclnl
Nu@ Cine Neacn Die MoroI lit it's
ans oua Nnbcrc. ToS linb muuiOcr.
lcgIldc Nr1llmcntc, nn 6cllcn (iro.
Den ci1cH GOop 9lnd obNlcitcn. ME
Mo''cr BON Gntcuriidcn.
Qf.=S. Tr. 3t0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
Sin SdDritt in Der r1d,tcn Midlmna,

gclrnbuincn.
Sin fh6lcr Slr0, CIilucnCr nit
idlpurScm Iud uocr lpciBcnI uocr
Qrnltcm Yliifd sllcbcr6rN. Niles iHr
Sarg=Giufub, BcQrdbnib Nlll6ctgc,
GiHbdlinmirunN Der Ycidc. @7E
IrGucriIor. q |iuGr @anolbubc, OIJ
Gef1nun0 oC5 @rubeo,
9Cidenlpngen mo > lci1e Nrtlbcn.
Wiltiam Guut, Ycihcnbeitatter,
Gori6z uub Grccnmolnt 9lOC. licioc Telephone
(Santt ,6WiiCl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Sn W onnhcim mur0cn
Ell Silrid)d)en i'm 9lltrr pull IS bis j.
Subrcn lpcgell 5oblrcid)cr Hn0cnOlc5-
table 6l Soit= oocr Observation-Disclosures
bon = @oden bis ullOcrtboIb <obrcn
ucrltrtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Gcrruiiiid) { .rotbcS D II IL
tag" lit IN Nclu=Dorf ollrdb cine Nrubc
Concentration bc0on0cn. Gina TO-.
eco So5iolilten 5oQcn oltrd bic Slro.
zen Der untcrcn Sitlcitc. dc Stoucr.
icicr OcrIief iibri0cnS obrc irnuno
iueld)c NllHid)rcitlllQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24
0unSun Earf.
2urruinc.

W,alcriidt - Tnrfartig - Sriebiidl.
gScitIid bon g01lbruof cit mo cine bnlbc
Wicilc. VcuuCt hic nit llpmbGttan he}cihncte
gioribsg loeiuc- Gnr. Trcic Nutfhen tnfmittnUs
nm TcrmiHlt3. Vrcj'e bon Fclrdbnitplutct ictt
ipeiicl. gcidte 9'coinouuQcl. Sclcpbot
Cation 223. Yiircou: Trnntliu. nno s4iupipr'
3inobs. Wcrlnnnt Nruitliirr. (Otuti.tN9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Mi Ocm 9olton 6ot man,
mic oclltidt @lattcr bcriNten, cine
@onlbcnfnbrit in 0roBcm Stpl cnts
ocdt, ltno jlpor lic9t lie in G%cmirbiiior
(@c5lrf Scrrc1). Sort mur0rn int
bul9orii6cn %rertcl $50 IcrtiNc mo
l2D nidlt ic%rtiNAcltclltc Nombcn &C.
iunoer. 6erltcr mlr0cn sort Gloihcl
nit 9titroolpBcrin. cine N0ncmno.
ihinc, cIcftrildc Gr0btc mo cinc
OroBc Mcl10c MonlidcrAcWcbrr nit
Wtunltion cntOcdt. GnS buINoriid)c
&icrtcl mltroc nlilit0riid) bciCbt. ci1l
groBc Nn5obl &crboitungcn luuroc
n0r1Cllpnllllcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

@rof Wittc - Scr ii lori
gems treB otter Observation-Disclosures pol
icincnl bcporitcbcIlocn Stur5 nod iuls
nrcr an Der Spibc Der ruiiiid)cn Ne
0icrltnN Itebt bot fiir6lid in cillcrt
&llterpIclu NcioNt: rgScm Mics. Nos
tGglih in Der ull9l0noiid)en Yrciic
ilbcr ulIiilt)c Nngclc9cnbcitcn Ncid)rie-
ben lei. luol)r mare, 0onn milrbc Nus
lnno ld]on lnlloc llidlt nlchr criitircn,
(rpBoem bcitcbc NllBIuu0 mo lucrAc
mcitCr bcltcbcn. Is lpcroc ans oicicr
Strife llCllNcborcn bcrpor9Chcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

0nS muB 0crNcib Oicicm
oGorncl" Wtunn, Dem NollptciNcntbile
nler Der Conn Gopica," lniicn; e.
hot u%critonocn, @cid)Gitc III mndcn,
@rod)tc Icinc }chnOoao 9Itticn iiir
1000 Collars pro Stiid an ornliomn.
@cutc, mic Gon0crbilt. @oul0. Notca
II. T., iuurCl1 inter 0cn 9%IbncbnCrl.
GilliNc Der Nbncbnlcr Idcnttcn 0rni
.Snlun Copies" -Mom nnd)bcr icilc
Nfticn logor lpic0cr. Civ Dubcu Is
ia On5ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

3luci Scitern bc1 YrtCr%.
burger lilolld)en Mobltb0tiAtelta=Go 50.
mites bot @roi Mittc ucriid)crt, oub
sic McNicrlung %filnitiN fcinc &llOcl.
MolIofrc0 ntcbr 5uInlien mcr0c. tSl
alien MoDonS, no %l0cn mobntcn.
lclcn bic iuciteitcn O%inBnobmcn &C.
t%roficu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

Slb d lGgc am 81. So
"a miro ca am Gn0c sum
/. Sui crfrorenc Sbrcn 0cbcn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-09
News of CentrevllIe.

Centreville, November S.--(Special 1.-The
election in Bib county passed off so
quietly that many people did not know
that an election was being held. About
eight hundred votes were polled in Bib
county, which was less than 30 per cent
of the voting strength of the county. Not
more than one hundred republican votes
were cast in the entire county. At Cen
treville Dox there were two votes cast
fer the republican ticket and one vote
cast for the socialist ticket. Ninety light
votes were cast here. J. G. Oakley was
elected sheriff j. Il. Fuller was elected
to the Legislature and n. Il. Reynolds was
elected to the state senate for Bib and
Perry counties. There was no opposition
to any of the democratic nominees in
this county. The citizens of Bib county
took a lively interest in the contest for
sheriff in Jefferson county.
Miss Mary Mayberry left yesterday for
visit to her sister, Mrs. Guy Redden,
who resides at Sulligent.
The o. G.. Nuff Lumber company has
moved its saw mill plant to a more con-
venient location, and railroad is now
being constructed to the timber lands of
the company, six miles south of Centre
Vile.
Farmers complain that it Is difficult to
get their cotton picked.
Since the bird law has expired many
fine quail have been killed by local sports
men
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-09
SIqns.

The most difficult work solicited. Hsrmi.
tage, OF course.
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commission of Alabama or other author
ity, charged with this investigation, snail
be supplied with ample means out OF the
revenues of this state for making SAID IN
specton and examination.
We advise that whereas the express tel
ephone telegraph and other public service
corporations, which are at present unre-
strcted and uncontrolled in their charges
in the state, that the safety of the pub
lie demands that these companies, their
charges and rules, should be placed under
the supervision of the railroad commits
sion. and that power should lie given the
said commission to equaliZe ana ADJUST
same That in these adjustments the same
general laws be enacted which are used
In the regulation and adjustment of the
relation of the citizens to the railroads.
Report BY Associates.
The report of the associate commission
ers majority of the commission, noted
that there had been Il number or depots
ordered. separate accommodations ordered
for white and colored passengers ana
fares reduced from to 3 cents on the
branch lines of the Louisville and Nash
vile. II is also noted that the commits
sion has no authority to order depots re-
moved or to order that agencies be put
in where the railroads do not think they
arc needed. The limitations OF the law
are gone into fully. So far as commits
sion records go none of the railroads have
refused to obey the orders of the com.
mission
The associate refrain from any criticism
of the condition of road beds as was the
case in the report of the president, ant
notes that 1t is not reasonable to expect
that the roads can keep the branch lines
up as well as the main lines. 1t is also
noted that the commission has no right
to order any road TO make physical con-
nection with another road unless the
roads are willing to do 50. 1t is also
argued that the conditions OF the business
did not justify any revision of the cotton
rates as mentioned by President Gomez
The fact that the commission had ruled
that 1t had no jurisdiction was noted hs
one of the new questions taken up. The
report of the associates closes with the
following statement: in our opinion the
existing law contains full power and au-
thority for the establishment and MALL
tenance by the commission of local freight
and passenger rates in Alabama, so as To
allow a fair and just return on the vaiuc
of the railroad. its appurtenance ara
equipment This is regarded as intel
estng in the light of the position taken
by Mr. Conner.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-09
CLOSE IN SHELBY.
Democratic Candidate Seems to Lead
BY 6 Majority.

columbiana November S.-(Speelal)-Al
heats in Shelby heard from give Fulton,
democratic candidate for sheriff major
ity. This the opposition disputes, and
claims that at the official count tomorrow
beat I, Fulton's home beat, Will be thrown
out because of Irregularities. They say
they will contest his election. Pearson,
democrat for representative, IS elected by
about a hundred majority, and Doster's
majority over Wadsworth will be about
the same.
The democrats lost the two county COM
missioners. anG this makes the board solid
populite-republican STATIONS vote cuts
M figure A number who have formerly
voted with populites voted with the DEM
ocrats and will probably emain demo-
Gratis. The campaign was an unusually
hot one. and especially so in the contest
for sheriff All election managers have
teen notified to come to Columbiana to-
rc orrow to be present at the count.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-09

Sheffield, November S.-(Special.)-T
tenth annual meeting of the Tennessee
River Improvement association convened
jim this city this morning at 11:3O o'clock,
with Judge Thomas r. Roulhac presiding,
and William b. RoysAer of Chattanooga.
acting as secretary The association was
welcomed on behalf of the city by Mayor
III. w. Blaine. Judge Roulhac responded
for the association. He reviewed the work
of the association in the past and out
lined it's work for the immediate future.
| The treasurer's report showed a bal
ance in the bank of sos. 25 up to Novem-
Der l. This report was referred to L. w.
Pratt, j. C. Harris and James Roger.
The meeting then adjourned until 2:So
o'clock to wait until the steamer from
Chattanooga should arrive with delegates
from up river points. The meeting re-
convened at the appointed hour and was
addressed by William Richardson of
Huntsville, congressman from this dis
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-09
ANOTHER APPEAL MADE.
Mountainboro Wants Officers to Break
Up DisreputabIe Dives.

Gadsden, November S.-(Specia1)-'If
you don't help us, heaven only knows
what will happen when we take matters
into our own hands,. This threat was
contained in second appeal to the judi
cial authorities of this county today from
the citizens of Mountainboro, who in
sist that the officers break up the dens of
infamy that affiict the little town. They
suggest that the sheriff and some depu-
ties be sent out to protect the people and
see the true condition of affairs next Sat
urday night. If the citizens are forced
to take the law into their own hands
there is little doubt but what there will
he blood shed.
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RESULTS IN WINSTON.
All Republican Candidates for County
Offices Elected.

Haleyvile, November s.-tSpecial) y
Winston county elected all the republican
candidates for county offices. The ticket
elected is as follows:
Representative, w. NJ. Barton; sheriff,
w. G.. Williams; commissioners, S. NJ.
Collum and w. C. Tidwell. The republic
cans won by a majority ranging from
242 to 425. The vote in this county for
congressman stood 535 for ]. l.. Burnett.
democrat, and III for c. Il. Kennamer,
republican.
News has reached here that in Frank
lin county, Lowery, democrat, was elected
sheriff by a majority of 200, and D. Smith,
democrat. was elected representative by
Q majority OF 1872.
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Inverness Depot Robbed.

Union Springs, November S.-CSpecial)-
few days past the Central railroad
depot at Inverness, this county, was
robbed of 500 in cash and checks amount
ing TO over one hundred dollars. Three
negroes were arrested and placed in jail.
one of the negroes has confessed. impll-
eating the other two. but It is not known
whether his statements are true in re-
gard to the others.
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Atlanta Leads Again

Shoe Recorder of Boston, week the shipments of
the Prncp Markets of this Country.
In Atlanta list with the X.
Company leading City the United States
a a day place the
Industry incidentally the growing popularity of RED SEAL
SHOES
fnil OF ship Shoes at service
goin'
to lump tbat the ulent Merclan the
dyselers he have lem by Express
sadSa Saturday when short
Thenaga
If looks like the bottoms dropped out and big bills be hard
Wouldn to
kndsa nds want, them?
Fromm Mondays
days
help It's the business
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CITIZENS PROTEST
AGAINST SALOON
BURNETT WAS REELECTED IN
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT BY THE
LARGEST MAJORITY EVER YET
POLLED FOR DEMOCRAT.

Gadsden November S-(Special.)-A
large and enthusiastic crowd was present
at a joint meeting of the McTyrie Me-
mortal Methodist, Second Baptist and Mt
Carmel churches, held in West Gadsden
last night to protest against the estab-
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CHEER UP

miss tina tmakes a Bank Account
be
certainly
Caalog of 8 illustrating leading
plainly ncllgenly order the kinds
Of the
A has % list Of 1000
of themtu o a
this annual Shoe Sales
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get it.
BRoWN-MARx BUILDING BIRMINGHAM
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Account Florida State Mid.

Account Florida State Mid
winter Fair, Tampa, November
1929, Southern Railway will
sell round trip tickets at the
special low rate of $685..
Tickets will be sold on 13, Is,
20, % and 81, limited fifteen
(15) days from date of sale.
Through sleeper from Birming-
ham to Jacksonville.
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Attractive ads. are Illustrated. Lei
the 0awk mako yeur illustrations
Aae-herald Building,
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SHEFFIELD MEETING WORKS
FOR TENNESSEE RIVER

trict. A resolution was passed that it
was the sense of this convention that
the name of Judge William Richardson be
suggested as member of the rivers and
harbors committee of Congress, in the
place of Congressman Bankhead, and that
a copy of the resolution be forwarded
to the next speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives. The following committee was
appointed on resolutions: General Wilder
of Knoxville, John A. Patton, Tomlinson
Fort of Chattanooga Emmett o Neal of
Florence; w. | Welman of Huntsville;
j. C. Harris, Sheffield; Jeptha Bright of
South Pittsburg; Charles F. Schofield of
Bridgeport and James Roger of Paducah,
Ky.
After the adjournment this afternoon,
the delegates accepted the courtesies of
the Sheffield company for a trolley ride
over their interurban line to Florence,
across the Tennessee river which was
most enjoyable, the scenes being especial
" grand over this world renowned
stream. The delegates are being enter
tanned tonight at a banquet at the Shelf
field hotel given by the Commercial club.