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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
DEATH OF MRS. YATES.
Well Known Woman Dies at Home t Huntsville.

W&T Known W0mnn Dies at Home In Huntsville.
 Huntsville, Jan. 20-(Special. Mrs. Moses Yates, aged 45 years, died last night at her home on Washington street after an illness of several weeks. She is survived by her husband and daughter. fl
 The district convention of the nights of Pythias which held its semi ual meeting in Florence will hold Nxt meeting in Huntsville in July invention was invited by dele presenting Monte Sano Lodge his city.
 'tchell has been notified of rv Rockford. Ala. of Charles white man, wanted in
 charge of bigamy.
 rdiner has gone for
 gofnery married a
 three years ago.
 he had an un-
 was indicted
 s,I. o. O.. F follows: Hugh M Nail, z Senior Jks. Junior Warden; e. and c. Williams,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
VIII Ask Legislation.

Under a recent opinion of the Judge Advocate General of the army which War, the War Department Is without authority to issue or sell to the States and Territories for the use of their organized militia any of the blank books or blank forms provided for is- sue to the organizations of the regular army. It is essential that this condi- tion be remedied by neeessary Iegisla- ton at the earliest possible moment and it is the intention of the authori- ties to ask that it be done, as it Is very beneficial to the national guard to use these forms, as they are not only in structive but they insure accurate re- cord of company affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
The New Rine.


 The new Springfield rife is to be used in the next national rife match, and the National Guard is being urged to secure the arm in sufficient numbers for practice. to enable those who com pete to have the necessary training The ordnance department is prepared to furnish these arms in sufficient numbers for this purpose, and will be furnished by the War Department upon receipt of the usual acquisitions from the Governors of the different States.
 The rifles will be charged to the mili- tia at $1S.25 each, and will be fur nished under Section 1861, Revised Statutes. as amended. The necessary legislation is to be sought from the next Congress to enable the depart ment to reafm the National Guard of States and Territories with the new Springfield rife. and 1t is proposed to have the rifles bought now credited to their allotment in the manner, fol- lowed in 1903, when the Krag was ex- changed for the old Springfield.
 The new rifle is said to be the most powerful small arm rife in the world, and the Government Is very anxious to get it into the hands of all its forces It will not be long until the National Guard will have the new gun, and the main thing then Is to learn to use 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
FARE.
REDU>
Factory People N Round Trip Rate
 to Co., AbuM.

Factory People N Round Trip Rate
 to Co., Abua.
 Phenix City Jan. 20.-(Special.)- Citizens of Phenix City and Girard have petitioned the management of the Columbus Railroad company for 2 1-2 cent rate of fare 10 Columbus early in the mornings and late in the afternoon. The special rate asked for is for the benefit of people who are employed in Columbus industrial plants. crossing over to the Georgia side early in the morning and returning to Alabama late an the afternoon. ~-..
 Mayor Coan yesterday fined Ellis Bai- lev, colored, $17.50 for bringing stolen property into the city. He brought a lot of stolen tobacco into the city.
 I. IT. Moore has purchased from Tom McCollister the large brick store in Girard which the former Is nowI Iusing for his mercantile establishment Miss Minnie McFarlin entertained a large number ,of her friends quite de- uightfully at the home of Mir and Mrs 2. Marcus N. McFarlSn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
The Navy at JameutOvvp

New Orleans Times-Democrat
 While the protest against making & military display too much of feature of the tercentenary celebration on Hampton roads does credit to those members of the advisory board who have filed 1t. 1t is to be hoped that 1t will have no effect to diminish the spectacular features of the naval dis play The country needs education in respect of the navy, and no better les son could be given, perhaps, than the parade and other naval features in the roads. nor one more interesting to visl- tors, especially from the interior.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
McAIanus to be in Birmingham

P. l.. McManus, assistant to General Manager Ackert, of the Southern Rail- way, will be in Birmingham in the next day or two and will spend a week and longer in the district look ing after the company's supply of coal and looking over conditions to see what can be done towards relieving the conditions as to the shortage of cars. There Is still much complaint.
 Mir McManus is well acquainted with the district and his coming is consider ed signifant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
NEW RANK IN SHEFFIELD.

rumored in Sheffield that arrangements are being perfected for the organiza- ton of a new banking institution, with a trust feature. Plans are said to be rapidly maturing and that the organ ization will be completed within a short time Nashville parties are said to be behind the new enterprise. together with local Sn@ sS means.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21

tailor. An order has been issued by the new sheriff that daily report must be submitted to him as to the number of men in the jail and the cells they occupy. The clerk of the criminal court will be required to give a receipt for all prisoners each evening and ev- cry paper will be docketed just like the prisoners.
 | The new sheriff stated today that he would take up every complaint as to the food for the men and make effort g. far as possible to please the pris- plers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Exerciaen at Scale

Columbus, Ga. Jan. 20.-(Special.)-- Exercises celebrating the centennial of the birth of Robert E. Lee were held at Scale. Ala, yesterday and were largely attended The Scale camp of Confederate Veterans was present in body splendid program of exer- cises was carried out, the main feature being a very fine address by Judge A. W. Cozart. the we'll known Columbus lawyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
MEASUREMENT CORRECTED.
Name Used in Advertiser Article Had
 Wrong Initials

In an article which appeared in The Advertiser yesterday morning, the statement was made that privilege had been sold by the Montgomery Base ball Company to a concern to sell certain soft drinks at the baseball park this season. It was stated that the local manager of the concern was Walter D. BelHngrath. The state ment was an error. Walter D. Bel lingrath is a resident of Mobile. The gentleman referred to was W. A. Bel IinRrath
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
BATTERY B WINS.
c,,4. RonwnId's Team Leads In Rine
 Practice.

The regular target practice of tnS oomnanies of the Alabama National Gnard in Montgomery was held yes tetrday afternoon at the Electric Park range. The team of Battery D, cap, tsin Roswald, won with score or s1a The next highest score. 299' was wade bv the team of Company D. End Infantry, Captain Weiss. The highest individual score was 40, made by Cap tain weiss. Lieutenant Todd of Bat terv B being second with score or Se.
 Following Is the official score or the practice; s p.n,s ono
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
eer,nan nmcern te yaran.

Tour offlcers Of the general btan oI the German army have started for Ja- pan for two years service in the Jap anese army in order to study methods of training, strategy and other mat ters. These officers have been making especial preparations for this service and among other things they have ta- ken a course in Japanese. Two or tne wbfie the other two will go by way or the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
mnu.e. lm War

saws have the privilege of fighting Tn the wars. Tn the rebellion of 1850 wo. men did as much fighting as men. At Nsnlin in 1853, 50O.o0o women from various parts of the country were formed into brigades of 1s.oOo each under female officers. Of these Sol diers 10000 were picked women ori'ieA and gerrisoned in the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
HIrdon Improves Jail.

Col. E. L. Higdon. sheriff of Jeffer- son county, today made tour of the Jail and make notes on a number of improvements that are to be made. He will make a number of small additions to the institution to further guarantee its safety.
 A double lock has been placed on the big gate to the yard of the jail. The carpenters will go to work in the morning enlarging the office of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21

QUALITY COUNTS. Choice homegrown roses, carnatiOnA and other reasonable flowers. Deliver les promptly made.
 S. B. STERN q co. II Dexter Ave. Phone 1OOA' sat-mon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
That Taken Advantage Of.

The Secretary of War has reoom- mended, and Congress will probably acquiesce. in his proposal to repeal Section ? of the act of Congress ap- proved March 19, 1882, authorizing the Secretary of wer to issue on the re- quisition of the Governors of the States bordering on the sea or gulf coast and having a permanent camping ground for the encampment of the mill itia not less than six days annually, two heavy guns and four mortars with carriages and platforms for their in- struction and for the construction of a suitable battery for the cannon so issued. Heretofore an appropriation of $5,000 annually has been made for this purpose. but the Secretary of War, in a recent report to the House Commit tee on Appropriations, which has charge of the matter, stated that since the passage of this law twenty-four years ago only seven States have talk en advantage of the appropriate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
A Gracious sovereign.

Considerable amusement was once caused by slip of Emperor Nicholas's pen in accepting the offets of several companies of Siberian militia. who vol unteered for service at thS front The petition read: we humbly lay at your Majesty's feet our desire to be permitted to fight and die for the fa- theriand." The Emperor, in accepting wrote on the margin of the petition in his own hand, 'T thank you sincerely, and hope your wishes may bs fully re- aIized."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Admiral wouldn't Be BIufred,

The Kaiser is quicK eater and the Instant he lays down his knife and fork the walters make descent upon the plates of all at table. whether they have finished or not, and clesr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
A State Range.

General Arthur Fridge. Adjutant General of Mississippi, has appointed a board consisting of Colonel R. V. Rachford, commissary general; Lieu tenant Colonel Virgil Jones, End Infan- try. and Captain James F. German, 3rd Infantry, to locate and acquire a suit able site at some central point within the State for the erection of a rifle range sufficient in extent to accommo- date the entire guard of the State at rifle practice. The States allotment for rifle practice under Section 1861 R. &, $9,973S5, all of which will be ex- pended on the range. If a suitable site be found, 1t may also become the States permanent camp ground.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Cavalry of France.

The Army and Navy Gazette states that at the conclusion of the late cav airy maneuvers in Franre, a cavalry
 officer, we'll known for his mature judgment. made the following obser- vations: ''The horses in the Cuirassier regiments were apparently done up at
 half of them could not have held out any longer. This is no inauguration. In one cavalry division 5a per cent of the men had to lead thdr horses on the marches returning to oiquarters. It is time to do away with hprsenen dat ing from another age, wAo no longer fulfil the exigencies of the day. or the tactical ideas of the present"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
ARMHCLEs REINFORCED.
Saves the Cost of Refining a Coat and
 

Whenever the lining of a coat or vest wears out around the armholes. Holt's Dye Works will reinforce 1t with a half moon of new lining for twenty-five cents. and make 1t unnecessary to re- line tho entire garment. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Holm Dee. Long surt .

John Dee's Long Suit.
 q make 1t a rule" says MT. Rocke- Teller. always to plant more trees than cut down" Figuratively speaking no one will question that statement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
The New Officers.

The Alabama National Guard cor dially greets the new Commander-in- Chief and the new Adjutant General. Governor Conner is a man of success
 in his own business affairs of system and method. and in the conduct of his
 great office 1t is confidently predicted
 he will do full justice to every depart
 ment, and knowing and fully appre- ciating the duties and mission, and
 realizing the importance of the Nation- al Guard, he will be a special friend to the Guard. our aid in every way its promotion and advancement. Adjutant General Graves has taken up the duties of his office with a pur- pose to master its every detail, and to
 administer its affairs so that the Guard shall continue to grow and in-
 crease in members and discipline. and
 that it shall become in this State a credit to the entire organization He
 is enlisted earnestly and zealously in faithful and conscientious discharge
 of duty, and the Guard will certainly flourish under his administration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Team total. 299

Lieutenant Todd. Battery B, range officer.
 Private Benjamin, official scorer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
GOVERNOR COMER RETURNS.

Comes Back to Montgomery After Day I'm Birmingham.
 Governor B. B. Conner and Lieutenant Governor Henry B. Gra5l reached the city last night after spending Sunday with their families in Birmingham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21

Old Waterloo.
 The battlefield of Waterloo Is chang Ing hands. Harper's Weekly notes. A syndicate of British officers is in nego- tiatfon for the purchase of the chateau of .Hougoumon,. whose orch ard was the scene of some of the se- vereet fight in the battlt. For sale as Mount St. Jean farm, of which prop erty. near the Hotel de Colonnes. a plot of ground has been already bought by Count Cavens for thS erection of a monument to Victor Hugo. This pur- chaser defrays, besides. lthe cost of a memorial to the Belgiad General Van Merlen, that it is intended shortly to have placed close to the eImound of the Belgian lion, which last commands the battlefield from its position on the hill where wellington's reserves stood ready to receive the Ffench as they charged up the slope. Altogether Wa terloo may soon look likS cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21

for the nsxt course. ens day the Um- peror had Ion his riGhi m old admiral whose rAoy hiuntness of spssch ho much rs1ishsa The oil salt is also . bit of gourmet. and t 60 happened that one of the dishss was his own particulAr favorite. Hu the Emperor piled him 70 with qu.stions and talk --perhaps of malice prbpense--that the old fellow could scarcely get chance for . mouthful before the soverefgn's s knife and fork were laid down and there was the regular clearance rush. A grasp had already been laid on the admirars plate. but. red with anger, he dug his fork into tn, intruding hand with a gruff Get oft'' and went on with relish amid a general roar of laughter Izet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
Obnerynnce At DemOpOliI

Demopolis. Jan. 2O.-(Special )-- Robert E. Lees birthday was observed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-21
MILITARY MATTERS;
 GUARD OF ALABAMA
By D. w. McIVER.

sideration of bill having for its pur- pose the exchange of the new modely 1908 United States Mogasine Rifle. and equipment for the Krag. and it furth- CT provides for similar exchanges. arament by the department shall have rendered the same necessary.
 The Adjutant- Generals are all re- quested to confer with their congress sional delegations in a general way. and see they are all uniform in the matter. before the bill shall come up for action Almost every state in the Union has National Guard Associa- tion, and 1t is highly important that Alabama should be so organized. Field Artillery.
 Among the estimates submitted to Congress by the War Department for military purposes during the fls- cal year ending June 30, 1908, Is an item of s564,377. 30 for the procurement and issuance of field artillery materi-, al for the organized militia of the several States, Territories and the Dis trict of Columbia, without cost to them, but to remain the property of the United States. Under this provis- ion 1t is contemplated the Secretary of War shall issue said material to the militia upon the acquisitions of the governments of the States and Ter ritories and the commanding general of the District of Columbia militia.
 It Is estimated that $550,000, t{1is amount being the appropriation made by Congress last session, will procure seven four-gun batteries of three-inch field material, including equipments, inspection tools, etc.; forty-two fuse settlers and brackets; seven range finders; seven plotting boards, twenty-one battery comman- der's rulers, seven battery comman- der's telescopes and seven pack sad- dies for range finders. The remain ing $14.377. 90 represets an appropria-l tion which for technical reasons was charged against the appropriation New Arms and Equipments for organ ized militia"-crediting the appro- priation, Field Artillery for orsaniz- ed militia" made for use of the two preceding years An issue of four three-inch rifles to each State, with out such equipment has already been ordered, and it is hoped to get it very soon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

OILS Die 9eioen an Cen @asen beran.
sefommen tparen, beu9te iid @erbaro
berab, uno belt 'einem @egnsr freis
miitbig Die 9ano BIN: nWoaen mir
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
&crciuia.c SGngcr pun Baltimore.

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berger.
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itunoe: Wittmo1 Ibenbs 8 .ibr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Baltimore Warftberidjte.

Baltimore, 10. Sanaur 1907.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

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Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5iuiihen Der Sairs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

mctDerS $50 bis $50; oroinGre 200
bis 800; 2Gmmer 500 bis 9.25.