The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
T Temperature Table.
Northern District.

Cherokee, Gaylesville: The weather was cool early in the week, but afterwards was warmer. Light showers fell at the end of the wek.-Robert s. Hudson.
 Cleburne, Edwardsville: Oloudy and showery weather was experienced throughout the week. Sunshine was very deflcient-James M. Tyler.
 Colbert, Rlverton Temperatures were rather low Light showers fell on the 23d-E. R. Nelles.
 Jefferson, Covington: Copious rains fell during the week and the weather was very favorable.-R. A. Mcbride.
 Lamar, Pharos: The first and last parts of the week were cloudy and rainy, but the middle portion was fair and pleasant -J. J. Weeks
 Lauderdale. Smithsonia: The weather has been unseasonably cool and dry J. T. Reeder.
 cool. but pleasant weather soon followed. A light shower fell on the 25th.-W. C. Watson.
 Morgan. Stringer: The weather was clear and pleasant the first four days The latter part of the week was threat ering.-James c. Tanner
 Walker, Cordova: Cloudy weather with rather low temperature prevailed through out the week. Very little rain fell.-Scott Maxwell.
 Walker, Pocahontas: The week was cool and rainfall was very light At the end of the week a slight rise In tempera- ture was noticed.-J. H. Avis
 Middle District.
 Bibb. Randolph: The weather has been rather cool. Rain and somewhat warm CT weather prevailed at the end of the week.-O H. Mahon
 Chambers, Waverly: The first and last days of the week were cloudy and show cry. The middle portion was bright and pleasant-Monroe Jones.
 Chiffon, Clanton: Showery and un- pleasant weather prevailed during the week. except from the 23d to the 18th, which was fair.-Wallace C. Edler.
 Choctaw, Pushmataha: With the ex- ception of the 24th and 18th. the week was rainy and disagreeable.-E. A. Carr.
 Clay. Ashland: The first part vas cloudy and rainy. The middle part was clear. The week closed with showery and warmer weather.-James L. Carwile
 Elmore. Wetumpka: The middle of the week was somewhat warmer Showers occurred in the first and last portlons.-J Callaway.
 Greene, Boligee: The rainfall was too great and the sunshine very inadequate. E. r. Bouchelle.
 Hale. Newborn: The week was unus- ually cool and damp.-J. Higgins.
 Lowndes. Calhoun: The rainfall was excessive on the first few days but the remainder of the week was fair and warm.-A. NJ. Troyer
 Macon. Milstead: Heavy rains occurred during the first few days. The clear daHs in the middle of the week were followed by cloudy and threatening weather.-A. C. Boyd.
 Perry Unbntown The week WIS cloudy and wNt.-J. NJ. Richeson.
 Russell, Seali The week began rainy but clear and warmer weather followed at the end.-A. A. Bickerstaff.
 Sumter, Ramsey: The cool cloudy weather the first of the week was fo- lowed by clearing and warmer weathe-. The week closed threatening l.. Jer- I<ins.
 Talladega. Lincoln: The week was chai- acterized by warm days and cool nights There was too much rain in the first and last portions.-R. ". Tuck.
 Tallapoosa, Dadevile: A heavy rain fell in the early part of the week Thl middle part was clear and pleasant Sparta Blow.
 Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa: The greate. portion of the week was fair. A thunder storm passed over the station the even ing of the 26th.-E. N. C. Snow.
 Tuscaloosa, Fosters: Although the week was generally cloudy, very little rain fell-B. E. Hill.