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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26
Wrnn6itiifs .llcbcrtrNamn9cn.

Murp &. UNDERWOOD al Gbos. "
Berg ull0 Strait. SiiOieite Der Cor.
monitroBe, nabe &i1cent 9lllep, fl
bel S213 Sub, @rlnb5in3 SOL, $3.50.
Mnnie s. @bitelpd an g.. Gpana
uno 6rou, &orDieitc Der Greitonltr.
uube WuihingtpnitroBc, l3 bel ~
SUB, $500.
Seize .. &epnoloS al Geo. 9tibel
urO 6rolL &r. 1880, @eIt 6rdnt'
linitrabe, nube WonrocitroBc, 10 bel
"A SUB, @ruto5. $50, $3.50.
Sorria 9i(ernuiib an Simon 9i-
lernlliib, %9torotueltleitc Der gugle'tr-
nu6e gprouitroBe, II bel s. SUB,
@runo5ins $36, So.
Slllio j. 8riifin an HoOgerS g
&ni1bt, 500.
9u3ernc 2oilo 50. al 9lnnic NJ.
3immerman. @eiticite Der Sofe.
mpo0 9(penlte, nobc CrleansitraBG,
"A bel 10 SUB, @runO5. $42, $3.50.
Plug. Gems an Sol, @enigcr u10
6rou, Oitieite Scr @oIie., nobe BAL
tintoreitrobc. Is bei so SUB, S..
G6orlcS e. Sill uno 1SroH unNtorp
Is. @ellt, u. a., Oitieitc Der Oorf
Roob, 30 bet $50 Sub, So.
&Qbp a1orBeglod an Charles
'&rubnL @eitieite Der HegcItcr', nabc
0IiueritrobGs ~ bet 81 SUB @rtnoj.
$50, So. .ri
Sohn .. n @beltel, lrpitec. on
State 5. Sole NorOicite Der 9ioole
StraBe. nobe Eenniplpnnio Npenuc
1876 bel 100 Sub, @rnnO5, I Sent,
St9t5.
Morp 0optilte mo @otte an &.
$. ". NDbcr uno Trolt, 9tr. t61t.
EortltroBe, 1874 bel GO SUB, 8runO5,
$40, So.
Charles s.. Mebcr an Auguit @e.
Der. If Cots. 81.
9luguIt @eber rlto Nroll an Sru.
itcea Der Secono Gburd) Gpangelicni
Tiiociotion Siiomeit Gde Scr Nfil.
tpl Apenhlc mo Mooiionitrube. 20
ucl 10 SHB, NoiOo.
Eoll &. g. Snllier mo. 6rou an
&ocob Nnsbanm. SiiOwcit Seitt Der
Garep ilube GumberldnoitroBe. II
bel 92.6 SllB, @rulo5. $50, $500.
Sobn OpenS, Srllitcc, an &otc !.
Cole. Oltieitc Der %9liSQuitb., nobcOto
mmcntitrobe. 70 bel 80 Sub, 0rp5
$50. $t400.
Soplcs 2. Golucll. Sruitee, on
ecniclbelL Horoicite Der 9ioNlcltr.,
nube Eeluiplponia 9lpclulc, 1876
bel $50 SUB $50.
Sronf 9rolun an OenielbenL Sii0.
ieitc Der @eor1c.. nobe Fineltroba,
81 bel = Sub, @rrlo5. $40, So.
SoneS u. Woaa0bcr an Ybilip
Neii u1o Satin, Sitieitc ser @ronc..
nahe 9oltinlorcsS troBc. IS bei 60.
8riuto5inS 500, So.
MogQie Sdnf OH Mobcrt q. 9nrneS
unb @otiirl 9r. 1920, @eIt.Frntt.
Strobc. II bel 80. @rumb}tnS $50, 50.
@crIon Gilman an Nathan Ghip.
man. Siiomeit.Gde Der @onf- nm
GoIlo$ StroBe 37.1M bei II, 8rullo-
sims $50, So.
Slcp 9. Sulllep 1t. u. an Sorab u.
Slutlcp, Norooitieite Ser Moslun.Nne.,
nobe @inbior Mtil Hoo0, 80 bel 40,
81.
Sonnie 8recmuoio nt Somitel j.
Sambrrgcr 9tr. 1898, WitIIifin.St r.,
II bel u.s., @rlnoSitlS $27. $500.
Sonnlel !. &omburger al &orriS
GobeL Gltel iub gbloiung.
Sit0b NJ. 9iIrfctt an Sories -.
OnnCCu. MelticitC Der GolhpnllsSt tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26
MarDIcao & ErnnInlpania q. 81.

yhdt ttrIdNcN W0fthsWbt nut. EfntIuh.
$50 8oriit. ilo1 s'orf idgIih, oiis9efininnicn
Gunilt1qS.
$50 BORN. nab Nelatr iiaIid, aisecrom.
iten Gunntoos.
20 Ga6m. fuh gcIair. nur SanlTags.
1926 gabin. iia6 Oerf idaii6. ulisaenoutmcr
SenainaS.
4.0a siadbm. nan 2clia. MIR Gonntaas.
4.45 Nadbm. mad Selair tGsIth, niiseenoms
nten Sonntags.
eco si6enos nap Delta ideIi6, auseenont.
tnen Gonriaos.
100 slbenes nadb DELTA. .nr Gcrntaas.
tt.30 IbeiibS iiaG Weiuir, Yiittuo6 II. Sanrs
finn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26
Nns Dem Enthusiastic ciuer ybDberen
Spdlter."

Stpl lnl0 WeisbcitSprobcn ans
ocn auiiatbeftcn iciner Shlpeltcr
tbeilt rSpiepb gSidJncr iTl vSeimNars
tel" nit. Sier cini9e 9eiipiele;
.&errmann'S &atcr hattie idon lGngit
ben @unidL bon ciner SdIpiegcr,
tohter lmgebeu 81 icill. Niobc
lpllr0e in Steir perlpdnoelt ltll0 ulll
ei1cn Berg uerieBt, no lie beiltc nod
trGlieIt. Ger &onig mar lcbr
grouiom ioluobl ge9en ieinc llntcri
tboncn, ais nrldl ac9en icinc Nit
nlcnihcn. - Die 9cp6lfcrltnga5abl
prroonft lire @r0Be hnuptiddlif
Dem WfilitGr. r. 2m MorGeu lit Der
@ciit, iomie uae aGrpertbcilc jltr Nr-
belt am geeianctiten. 9ci'm Oro
tel bon Gelpbi ipltrDen 5peioeutigc
@coen gciiibrt. - Die @ottcr bea
0immelS oBcn Nmbruiin uno tran.
fen aus Dem 9tedor. - Gic 6ptlos
pen paren ltngcihlod,tetc Hielen. -
Ter &ogbbmno Oca Sopiuus lag
iterbeno o,ti Dem Miitbouien, mel.
der nit Dem Sdmcif pcOelte.
,&nrl Woor mar BON 9tutnr aus nit
@eiit umo a0rpcr reid)lid) uerlebcn.
- IemctriuS lit 0oS lcbte 9rltd).
itiid oc9 9roBc1 Iihtcrs S6iaer.-
Ger Enron Don Sd)ottlonO mar Dem
Seiceltcr 5u flein, Ourltm luolte CT
lid nli ben Don GnglonO icben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

uno Den Guriti9en bon aaniaS mag
es Gin Gr'ds iein fir 0aa Bier, oas
Die Semperen5Ier ibnen uorentbaIten.
Nber 9ier III 'es Ii6erIi6 nift, idon
oesbalb uid)t neil Dem Stoii2 0aa
fe6lt, mas etnem gllten 9iere nie ieI-
len miro, ndntli6 Die @iercbrIihfcit,
Die uSiiiii8feit."
sin edi i6r
entrilitet; 3lpei Oeittife geiunOe Sltlt-
gen Don IL unb "A, Die 81 ihrem per.
m0qen0en Sntel nod Nebraafa geben
mollen, iollen Oepprtirt perOelL petl
Der cine non ibnen - ihielt. Gas
lit nifrt mebr lnrnenidlid, ion0ern
borrenO Numm: in elmer 3eit, no
a0gcmein sic &Inge lultt miro, Dab
es an gltten Nr6eitern i'm SanOe
iehlt! Sd)doc, bob man nid)t Iolfe
9enmten- S0iotcn Ocportircn fam!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26
Baltimore Sanpf : Sadet So.
talte nno suocriaiiac Sat,9inis.l
Die Ser. Stdn!e1sIoft bef1roerno. -.
Sampier ySirsinin" lnen), rN~Iatana,"

ySeurgin," ,SeHneHee".
3anipter f1bren tlgltd. Gunitags nuSgcnoiils
m,n. bon zen pglniseiaie". Giers. UT. f0--1S,
~2iebtsSirnbe, $50 Sbeuos, ptref. mad Go
8oiri Comfort ~9io;fuIi, 89rtSmonib uno ulen
Ruuften beS Siioeis. GertinoEita In Glo
4sotnt @cmiort init IS. & 8. 6iieubabH'. Ytaf
.eeaboarS Nir Cine" foiiben 3ua mad Boris
MOUTH uno %sltlania. SR gorfolt serbinbuna
NIT Oct ~%sitIortic goajt Cine ~aaorfclf liu6
tpehlt9 iinS .clo Dominion Sine roo 9tetp.
SetpsDort.
Mdbjeiten na6 niropdil6en Blame. ourn.
rtoie Aaiiiten8intiner elcfiriide eeiendiaiias
s%inirrer In Den Ntnets@fireaur Scr Bob Cine"
gr. !67, Sii'SaItimore. Strake.. Bit. 900 unb
5os; eiebt'ettase, e u, 6; Office, Sieeit.dde
5rnft gnilSine" unb aIhauebs Gr. 109. sloro'
gbarfessStrobe.
Sphn W. Gherwuao, G. grstpft,
Iices9rdf II. Gen. sW1nnueer. Gen. .ga{i.f Seeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

TGfc sur Nciie in'S AnsIanS &c.
Israt 6. Maine, @r- Ala, cf.Walti.
mpre.Strafe, nabr Gsitambsmie.Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26
Baltimore Obio-8 Balm.
! GdeIi6. ausecnommen Gonrta9.
9tllr Suutttaq.

Der @9piOen.Sintion nab Nafbinstpm ni
gGoheufhaen 100 Torut. bis 500 gbeuoS.
geaibingtun, n~erlaiien Wtt. 5iopalssiatipu
5000, *G,45, !7.t0, 1850, $3.50, $3.50, ll0.5i.
!11.53, ?ll,55 yorm.. *t2.I3, 1926, 1853,
+2.43. $50, *4.t6, !i.55, !5.55 9td6nt., 500.
!G.55, 500. Qiiniieb), *i0.55, *1i.23 Iberbs;
perl. 9amneltS Station 800, t6.t5, 1890. FOO,
!7,20, 800, $500, 1900, 1000, III 90 Sorin.,
$1,000 Wi.;t lt2.02, *12.22, 400. 21,05, 1900.
$500, 1906, 400. *4.30, 1900, 1906, 1886
glabrra 1900, *6.16, 1920, 400, $500, 1916
(Siniite0), $1,000. 1905. *1t.10, al 80 sbhe.
NnHapofis Nit. R~oD1lsStaiion. 1850 mo
1856 SornI.. 4 LOO uno !5.55 Aa6r,. 9amoei;s
Citation. 1900 unb 1900 &,ornt.. 1900 WfttdeS,
300. 70 50 Nadbm. uno 1900 Ibenos..
0rcocrid. Characterization, !7.35 uuo ?o.io
Sornl., 1925, 1850 un0 1920 9iabnt.
&iudeiter, Mt. AobaL i7.t0 8prut., l2.43,
1850 gin6m.; Gunoer.Stniiou, 1920 9prii.,
1900, 1880 Ilb 400 Gddm.
Sugcretuiun, nj. 9iobalsS %tation, l7.10 0orrr,
1850 9iadbrt.; 9amociisSt atiou, 1920, 1885
Gurnt., 1850, 100 9tadni.
Guicrtt.Gttp rl6 Wit. Airb, Gamben'Siatiou,
1885. ?a.t5 Born, !t.25, 1850, 1920 Tubr,.,
$3.50, rt1.45 9lberbS.
aarap, nj. Ropal.S% tatiou, *2.43 gatm.;
Gambler, $500 Hudrt.
9tnhal Sine 2inc
nadl Vliiaoeipbia NIB 9lrtu .Yorf.
Nciler 3eriitinns an Der Srciiuo5lpnrBiaficu
Gtr1bc, 9teu. Ynrl. henucm iiad) soicic, aDeniete
mo Ueff1ftesS iitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26
@cinc unS Spiritnpicn.
Gratis.

Wiau briuar' htcIr MHictnr. mnde einen 81.
SAINT nno Wir iucroru 3lmrn ntIolnt f~oitenfrci
cine SfniHr Mort, encrrp. cSrr 6Gtnipbn.
Rciu obet clue 6taide gludberrg srbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26
Tram Gliiabetb &uoolpb.
Wr. 1919, spen.aanpcfe. strotr.

WF' I-f't NrVN'xuHuuft SrrHEt. .-
Gie gnSftenung bon benrnItem Vor5ernn
tpiIrnc Muntna, ben 3. Eescnrber. erbffnct.
Iialih bon 10 ubr GrrmiitnaS bis s lie:
giurbHtttna5.
efebe stnspabi bon pplSDslibsn ssplbnattes
9efbeafei. tSfrt5o-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

NpinIFS0In1foa9g0lls md gIeiusUorf mo be-
ret 6Gni CSehraid iii Der 9amoefs nno DPt.
Stop lLStntion nm 1000 NbenoS.
~, nab Ntiautie.Gitn nr &ohcntdaet; Y,
rad Mtlantie.Gitp t1elieb: :. mad Mtlanttt|Gtta
Sonntnas. Nae 3ige DGlten IN @ilmiuston.
& bait III Sbcitcr an.
Gbitd,. Nftum., characterization SS.15 Born,
1920 gindbm., 26,t0 sfbcnoS; WGt. N~obatStaiioii,
1920 &orrI, G.25 gi1dlni., ?6t5 Mhenos.
Abcroreu Gftun;, GurtoclsS %tdiiort, 2i.00
&ndH.. lG.f0 9benbs: Wt. Disqualification.
II 90 GndIu.. Clio Aber6s.
9cieroiutng bon 9iauni in SdIdfs oocr Yars
lors9Sd9aone. Spetferaicn etc. merocn f6rcu bes
forat per 1eiepbun in nQcl folgeiioct NiIIct.
9iiireaur Carries mo ia. t~inlpresSirdBe e. e.
f., CT Gaul 1924 ooer mo, GonrtIdno 1907:
VT. NoDaI'StaiinlL 6. & q, mt. Eertcn 3i23:
Gnmoens Sfniion Snformaiionsstiireau, Is. & 9.
e. Eanl SAG, ODER 0io.. Gonr.. ino 2726; rae
Mf. 52G, Siiosgroa3pan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

@cnn III an uiclc &inOer
bat. - Gin 6rnnfiurter 9lutt bcrid)
tet folaenoes foItlidc @cidlid]then :
Gor einigcn Sogen mltrbe Der Sod.
tier Toli5ei Elm fIeincS @iibd)en ais
pcrloufcn 5u9eiiibrt. 3nfdlli9 fon0
iih Semonb, Der ben &leinen fenncll
mplte lln0 nllgab, cr gcbore Der 80
mlilic Nc. in GfieD. Die Eoli5ci id)idt4
%borouibin cine SSrou nit Dem &lei.
men 81 Der betreffenoen Samilie, Ood)
erfldrte bic SnllSirol, ibrc &inoer
ieien allc oabeinI un0 Der &leine 1ebe
iic NiftS oil. Iie 6oditer Srou trot
ooroufbin NIT ihrcm Sd)iibling Den
Nildrueg an lpar dbcr follm einigt
&nneert Sd)ritte ucit qc9on9en ais
ibr sic erwoptte Niengr ,Srn1tj. ole in.
5lpiidcri 6ic &1npter i6rer 2ie6clt
acknowledgements bod nod, etnmal
nodBc5Ghlt bate cilig nahgclouiel,
fam unO iugte: o3eigcn S'n bod
nod cnlul Der notilrlih! 5 is ia
lnier oSeppeld)ell" llno icelcnprr,
gnii9t nohm lie ibr perloIfeneS
SdGilein olf ben Nrm nm elite
.bcinl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

Sn Scr fron56iiih CT Sc
plltirtenfanmcr bot Eaul GeSdoncl.
Der emit oils Gonoioot fir oeu Sciiel
Nelcniic's gult. lid ploblid) ais
Irelino IcntidIun0'S rHtpilppt, &c.
gen oos or iriihcr ltet0 cifrig 5l Seloc
500. 6r erflGrtr. mic mir ocnl inns
porlichcnben 0eridlt entncbmclL
Geiitihlnnb's Gbre lin0 @roBe lei O..
INNER Den GriiunnerunNcn Der Wc.
ihidtr treii Sii iein. IS beit1nbcn
Sipild)en Gelttihlonb mo Sronfreidl
einigc 6rogen. be8iiglid) orrer Gorbc.
boltc geltet. Cine 4plitit oeH Sd)nlp!.
lens gegeniiber G~cittid)lano luIre
Trnnfreid) nnpiiroia. Nronfreidl III.
die aiid) iiiht. Gentidlnno 81 iioliren.
GonjentrirteS9 Bier NJ / 5
Jest i'm Yrpbibitionsitnaie aanias III
Der ssorm non HrcBflden perfauft.-
Is mag anil5 ant ihmcden mo aud,
Die gciuiinihtc cute @irfung bobcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

Gin trnurigcS 9etipiel
littlihcr &crfonlmcnbeit baben eini9e
Shllm0ohen III 0alle ge5eiNt. Ndt
~ ulo l3.iGbri0e MGoden crbobcn
gegen einen 60.l1brigen &plf@iduls
lchrcr Ole 9eidmlbi1mg, iid an ibnen
littIidI p%er9angen III bnben lnio biel'
ten Oicie 9ebnuptmg Dem 9eiduloia.
ten g~egeniibcr III @egeHpart ocS Net.
TORS mo bon Griminolbcnmtcll inter
An0ahe gennncr Gin5elnbeiteu alii-
redlt. 0abei Woreu oieie 9elhllbi-
guigei. pic Die GriminolpoliSci
idlieblid) ermittelt bat. uoafommel1
boltIo@. nnb pom Den ainoern, mie
oieic 5ulcBt eingeitauoen ,gemciuihait.
lid erionnen nm iid an Dem 9ebrer
iilr moblpcroiente 9eitraiung 81 ri.
hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

s. 6. 8otpen's % Sabre alter Bourbon $t,00
8orburb &pe, g~arnntirt G Sabre alt,
Quart =. -. 75t.
F.. Gbertppoo 6aQone. ......... $3.50
Quart . 75e.
SeiIion=g8bisfeb. Slni@e ............ 90e.
Sunter, reincr 9De S5e.
sttcr 6auitsg8biSEeu. GaIIone. ...... $3.50
GbIUan @rone. Gnlone ....... $3.50
sitter Bifesbiue. GaQone. ........ $500
MarbIaitb GodtaiIs
Flllt - =. -. 0ck,
9ufib's reiner Mlal5sgBbisfeb. SIaf6e.. 75t.
5ran56ff6er Goeuac. 5lai6e ..... .St.OO
gbiirtb. SIaf6e ...,.......... 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-26

Cent DIES aupitol Be
ginnt iid innner mebr Der Gntmide-
lung Der Mpllton Slouitrie Gonn-
oa'o 5lljitmenoen. Gas n~eleitc Ser.
orti1e llnternebmeu lit Die nit ST.
100000 fnpitoliiirte 8prmon 9cuc-
Iopenlent So, ais 0erelt Sroaniinto.
rem in bent Charter ncnannt mrrbeu:
Ser fgl. preilBiihc &ommcr5ienratb
@eorg Wilb. 9%iidienitein, Der Nn.
malt Sernl. 0onjigcr mo Ser Iutor
Sans ardmcr, iGnumtlid) non Berlin,
ierner :. &, Cabot, W. g.. $. y.
Mc@ipcrn uno Or. u. &. @urlon.
NaS llntcrnebmen. oelicn 9iircou lid
III Soronto bciinoet. bcabiid)tigt, lollt
Nnaabe oca Charters. Grjlngcr ats
5ltbeutcn. ionic WincrallanO uno
Mlltblnl9Sredte, 0otelbeiib, Waiicr,
redyte etc. jll crmerben Gr5c 81, id)mel.
sen nn0 81 %r0iiiniren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
Last Weeks Slump.

Heavy as the losses in San Fran cisco were from fire and earthquake, the losses in Wall street from shrink age in the prices of securities were even larger. A comparison of prices in April and on Thursday of last week shows that Great Northern went off AS points, Anaconda, 53& points, and Northern Pacific, Al points. The aver age decline in the prices of active stocks was about fifteen points.
 The losses of last Wednesday do not stand by any means without prece- dent, for in the summer of 1903 Ana conda fell 671a points, Great Northern 49, and Union Pacific 3S7s points. The shrinkage in market values in May, 1901, ran close race with those of last week. Using the highest previous price of the year as basis, the fol- lowing list shows the declines in typi- cal stocks:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
BIRMINGHAM JURIES.
the Montgomery Advertiser.

From the Montgomery Advertiser.
 The recent shooting in a saloon in Birmingham which resulted in the death of two people and woundng of sever a. other and provoked an article from The Age Herald, which is published on this page of the Advertiser. This is not the first affair of the kind that has occurred in Birmingham and unless a stop is put to the practice of carrying concealed weapons it is not the last.
 We know nothing of the merits of the particular case referred to. but The Age Herald is correct in placing full share of miscarriage of justice in trials for murder and other serious crimes upon citizens who refuse to serve on juries We say refuse because 1t Is tantameound to refusal for in the vast majority of cases those who got excused could serve if they were willing to do their full duty in maintaining law and order. This way of being excused is playing into the hands of the jury flxer and who can deny that he often gets in his work not only in Jefferson. but In other counties of the state? There Is law enough in Alabama to punish every wrong doer, but the trouble Is with those upon whom the law has at last to depend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
Attractive Playhouse.

"Birmingham's new playhouse the Ma jestie. which is now nearing completion, is one of the prettiest theatres in the south" said an amusement manager yes terday. "The interior decorations of the house are most attractive and the gen eral arrangement most admirable. The theatre will have two balconies, boxes and loges The disposition of the boxes and loge seats. as well as the general plan of the interior has resulted in giv- ing the theatre an air of coziness and convenience that will impress the public most favorably.
 Contrary to general belief the Ma jestic will be fitted lip to take care of the. most pretentious dramatic offerings, although it will be primarily. I believe, a vaudeville theatre. The size of the stage and fly loft would permit the pre- sentation of musical comedy with ease Ample precautions have been taken to prevent panics in case of fire, the Majes- tic being provided with numerous exits and fire escapes. The seating capacity of the theatre will be, I should say, be- tween eleven and twelve hundred per- some
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
Control of the Police.

The statutes of Alabama say that the Mayor of this city shall see that it's
 laws and ordinances are enforced, and they also say the police commission of this city shall select and manage its police force. Here is a pretty con trariety, especially when both claim control of the chief of police. The chief of police therefore becomes the umpire of the city game when direct conflicts between Chairman Donahue and Mayor Ward arise.
 It is plain at any rate that more ex- plicitness is needed in the eity's laws to the end that we may know which is the bigger man of the two. If Chair man Donahue is as tall as the police commission says he is, let the fact be set down in black and white in a statute, and if Mayor Ward is our Lit tie Giant, let there be a similar pro vision. The people as well as the con tending officials have a right to know where they "are att
 The situation will certainly lead to loss in discipline, and possibly to appeals from one power to the other. A house divided against itself cannot stand, and a chief of police who must wait hat in hand upon two superior and yet coordinate officials is certainly in a bad fix.
 The trend of municipal reform in this country of vile city governments is towards unifcation and consolida- tion. In not a few cities all power has been centered in the Mayor, and the present deadlock over the prostrate form of Chief Wier points to similar policy in this city. As things stand the police chief is between the devil and the deep blue sea, and the people are at sea altogether in police matters, for they have no one they can hold responsible for misdeeds in the depart ment with certainty and with eff ciency at the polls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
New York Wants a Primary.

The movement in favor of direct voting for United States Senators is spreading rapidly, and it cannot much longer be resisted in any state, not even in New Jersey. In the state of New York county boards and city coun- cils are demanding it. A Buffalo man recently showed that the county boards of four counties and the common coun- cils of seven cities have demanded it..
 New York begins to feel in acute form the burden of two feeble Sena- tors. Neither represents today in any manner the eight millions of people in the big state. Neither proposes to re- sign, although both are beyond the point of useful public service.
 The people of New York are clamor- ing for constitutional amendment when they should tell by their votes their political bosses that they desire action at once Tn true Alabama faSnlOn. The south and the west are not waiting upon constitutional amendment. They are amending the constitution in relation to the selection of United States Senator's as their as their fore fathers did in relation to presidential candidates They simply ignore what they do not want-what has become time-worn and and anticipated.
 When the voters speak plainly at the ballot box the political bosses vii find a way. and that, too, speedily, to meet the popular demands. There is nothing so powerful as public senti- ment that brooks no nonsense, no in: direction, no backstairs conferences.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL.
Dividend Prospects-rlas $3,00o,ooo
 Loaned Out In Wall Street.

From the Wall Street Journal.
 The directors of the Republic Iron and Steel company will meet the latter part of this month to take action on dividends. The regular quarterly dividend of 1% per cent will be declared on the preferred stock, and it is expected that a disburse- ment of about 2 per cent will be made to stockholders on deferred payments, which amount to about 10 per cent.
 The Republic Iron and Steel company has something like $3,OoO,O0O loaned out in Wall street. which indicates that it has more actual working capital than it really needs.
 The company has under construction two new furnaces, one of which will be blown in this summer. and the other later on. The earnings of the Republic Iron and Steel company in March broke all rec ords, and the month of April was equally as good,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
AUSTRALIA FOR THE NEGRO.

From the Charleston News and Courier Shall the negroes be deported? We do not know whether they shall be or not and we shall not move dirt as they say about the Panama canal from this prob lem at this time. But while the Rev. Tom Dixon and others are ponderine the question we wish to say to them that the place of deportation should be Australia. We are brought with sudden lurcb to a realizing sense of Australia as a recep- tacie Tor the Afro-American by a news paper statement that an Australian trap caught 6S4 rabbits in a single night.
 The subject requires no elucidation. It is distinctly of the John Temple Graves enough said' kind. the wise and penetrat- ing Uncle Remus'' having for all time and for all English-speaking places ex- pounded the inseparableness of the colored man and "Ole Brer' Rabbit"
 The devastation that the rabbit has caused in Australia is known of all men and the mongoose and the boil weevil. the army worm and the seventeen-year locust have not been in his class as & consummer and destroyer
 But the negro is the rabbits correla- tive and was made for the rabbit, precise ly as the rabbit was made for the negro. Transported to Australia, the negro would go forth and multiply even as the rabbits multiply as they go forth, and one of the knottiest of modern economic problems would solve and resolve itself and the residuum would be Paradise regained for the colored man who could spend his na- tural life in ono ,,pepdinc Christr,ac r.A bit hunt. One cannot but recall the negro's melIi- fuously eloquent condensation of "Ole Brer' Rabbits virtues:
 E good for stew,
 F good for fry,
 E good for bake.
 E good for pie,
 E good for eberything