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Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29
Earle Wins His Fiaht.

The house gave a victory to High
way Commissioner Earle, when the
bill of Representative Baker, restor-
ing the highway departments appro-
priation to s270,000, instead of the
100000, recommended by the ways
and means committee, was passed
with So votes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29
Suspected.

"What fatterer your wife is"
'Flatterer Oh, no; you wrong her.
What has she said that makes you
think she fiattered you?"
at wasn't me she fattered; but
don't you remember what she said
about hoping that your boy would
grow up to be just like his papa?"
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29
Mere Commoners.

Bus they are not really what you
might call members of our most aristo-
cratic or exclusive set"
"Oh, no. Their Washington resi-
dence is to cost only $3.50. 000.-Chi.
cago RecordHerald.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29
Precision of Statement.

so your son has taken up the study
OF instrumental music?"
yes, sir"
Does he play con amore?"
mo, sir: he plays the fiddle. BAL
timore American.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29
A SIiqht Variation.

On sultry days our talk We'll choose,
In much the way we did of DID,
The same fierce epithets we'll use,
But we'll say 'hot" instead of cold"
Washington Star.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29
Tax All Public Utilities.

The joint resolution providing for a
constitutional amendment to allow
taxation of public utilities owned by
individuals and copartnerships as well
as by corporations passed both houses.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29
ALISON QF1nEEJ1p1H
.W.D IN esbit.
~ N>\MNZl III. re. a..,...., !. he, hand
.W.D.NeS bit,

The red frecracker in her hand
Beside her lips twas duller.
Twas in her hand, you understand;
/ but compare the color.)
A frown was on her gentle brow;
'Be careful, please!" l shouted.
'Best let an expert show you how"
"Just like mani" she pouted.
"Firecrackers are," / gravely said,
"Alive with risk and danger.
They strike at the devoted head
OF friend, or passing stranger.
They must be handled with dispatch
Or all the risk is doubled.
First, one must try to find match"
"Just like a man." she dubbed.
"You light the match and touch the fuse
And when it is ignited-"
She seemed to tremble in her shoes,
But said she was delighted;
That this was quite the best of larks-
"See how the fire has wrggled
Until by turns it flames, then sparks"
"Just like a mani" she giggled
l held the cracker, while her eyes
Grew wide and wide with wonder.
l said: 'In this one must be wise
And not make any blunder.
Observe, now, that | let it drop
just when the flame was glinted
Close to the charge. Now it will pop"
"Just like a mani" she-hinted
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29

SIS, 900 FOR a Custer Monument.
The Kline bill for $4,000 monu.
ment to Gen. Custer at Monroe passed
both houses of the legislature,
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-29

Jchnny-Papa, will you give me q
good, sound licking?
Pa-What for, Johnny?
Johnny-Well. I'm going to sneak
off and go in swimming, and l don't
want to be bothered with a future
n. o. Picayune.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

8ra&tOoue 100 9dsr Farm, 3 MeiIen
bon asDastum, isis. 100 Qder unter
Pfl9s, 90 afer gSeiOe. sol, NIB 5eus
EanO. auf oisier 6arm finoet man BON
Dem olsrbeiteH eaHo i'm Staate 8isconIin.
S@utes Z Simmer 9aditeiu 6aus, S.ein
l0nnoamenl; feiner Staa 40 BEL so 6us
nit Stein 5unoamsnt. 9laes in eutem
Suitanoe. 90 Stid Rino0ieb tonnen leiht
aut Oieier Jarm unterbalten peroet. @uter
Wtartt tar aue @rSeugniBe. 9Bta iebr biaig
Jgessn Saar Dertaufen o0sr gegen fleines
lgtgentbum umtaaihen. Ulan aoreiire /:
lya. D. q. 0 Columbia SO Dlaion ct.
DliIuautee, 98is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
gerOiemt Oas obi sob.

6srr Better Wi6asls, alexandria,
Ga, I6rtibt: Der NIpsnlrduter oers
oisnt oas b5hfe COB. Gr fte6t BOD
liter alien onosren Msbirinen. :Ssbsr,
psltsr i6n asbruuhs Sat, lobt ibn.1
6orni's 4Ipsntrdutsr 1T cine Npos
i5sssEsg lssieiu. Disiss ate. ssisbss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

pdbrte 9rduter s6silmiiteI piro osm
9abdcum Direct 5ussiisnt Our6 bic
@%i9entbiimsr Or, geier Sabrnen &:
Sons So, 112-11S -. 9opue aos.,
@bicaso, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

3n DerFanfen OOer 80 Uernietben.
@ius i60ne 6arn I Section sroB, sutes
eano, sutes 8aiier, 9aus II Stall, !
yleile pom Eor1H, ales in sutem 9uitanOe
Vt iu o~ertaafen ooer at bermietben.
AOrsiis: antoH 0aiensr, 1iOorston, glortb
9otota.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
9u perfnitfen.

n 20 Qder eutss 9ano NIT Grnts 2 8ibe,
W 9abnsr, sroBsr ihonsr @arten. eutes
ypaus uno SheuHe, 6utter u IN. cine
'vsels BON ednoitioh den lit frantbeitsbaIs
.sr ln Derfaufen. Wlan aOrelltre: giid
asintel, @raHO RapiOs, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Vie eItttrilas straben6ahn h

GOO.
Die eleetriI6s 5%trabenbabu in
sort M a0ifon Il. an bic gliftl
Tippi 9aleD gleetrit 60. oertauit pors
ben, psIde cine eIeciriihe 9abn 5pis
ihen Sort Wooiion, Raupoo uno
Cartilage bauen piro.
Sn Boone puroe Der Sn8es
Hieur SobR 6orsb, BON einem 3use
iibsrfabren unO budfdbli8 ent5peis
seiduitten.
Dur6 Sturs DON eiuem pffroe
brad Der bel 9etrp auiGnise 70
Sabre alte, noblbdbenoe 6arner Bid.
9aleg 0Os Send uno mar auf Ger
StsIe toot.
n 81 @Itaoet fiel Der IA Sabre
ate GO. WidIsr untsr bic 8Goer zines
3uges, auf Dem er Iit cine Frsie 5abri
eridleihen polts, uhO bibte Isin red
tes gein Elm.
Srdu 2. u. Rummel6art, bic
Satin eineA iungsn Embellishments
in Gitp. fiel in ibrsm 6auie
cine 5repps hindb mari babel siRen
9eifeI nit todenbem WaHer um uno
berbriihts iid 70 ldredlid ooB le in
@efabr itebt gu s%rbIinOen.
8ds 3idbrise 90hterden oes
BEL Sc Wats pobnenoen 6drmers
GIbsrt Dds aB cine S6ahte, poq
MoFpbiums piasr, bic lie 'ir GanoD
belt uHo itarb bal0 oarauf an ben
BoIgeH.
Ueil sri. mart9a Quinod6l
fih peigerts, ION nah DisrtGgieer Be
laHntihaft 3u b~eiratbsn, pergiitete Ii6
in Usbfer Gitp Rob 6enorids
nit StrpHnin Cd. 5rau 0m. aaDs
ier srlitt Iebsnsssfdbrlite granonuns
ben, inbem lire aleiosr am Gfen
5suer fingea.
Rihter Green in 2oaun bat
u. 8. Sriff. 9soucteur Der Rts
ouri gaIIsp yGens", Der ipegen
56otuns BEG bort grunbase oes 1oOs
ldlags ibuloig ~bsfunbsu puros, eiaeH
ueusn prOcsB bcniligt.
3~RItnueTotn.
Su e I. pdul niro am ndhs
ten Sonntag Der gDeutide Saq"
ourh cine GeTtOeridmmIunq b~e5angen
peroen, auf pelhtt @ouo. So6nion,
giirgermeiter Smith unb Der oeuii6e
8otihaftsr in Mafbington, arb. Sped
BON Sternburs, bic 9auptrsoen balien
perben.
4uf ibter D. 70. in 81. qauI.
%aeqtbaltsnen 5a5ung mics bic Uins
u%eIoia'er Union Der .Qmerican Gocie
to Of Gquitp". Der $4,000 5armr i'm
RoropeFen a%Hss60ren lollen, i6reglit
glisoer an, ibrtn oi~ssidbrigsn Wei3eu
niht sbsr su ~Dertauien, als big $1.25|
fir ben 8aIhel gsboten pirb. Qad
nuros bsidlohsn, 8la6siamen nidt
inter $1.30 mad W%inRsapoiis All urrs
loufeH, 6afer nidt inter 70 gents.
aoegsH niht uuitr 81 Gents, 3imos
ib%gbsufamen niht unter $3.50 uno
6eu nift inter 500 bic 3onre. ges
beutsRos Wiengsu Wsi3sn iinb bon
Gquitp sMiislisosrn an Beri6ie5enen
gldbsn bieits Stontes auflefpei6ert.
- Sn Winneapofig BAT bic
8unoss Granbjurn cine unieriuhuna
9egen ben 9aubol3traH in 4ngriff oes
nommeH. psltsr bort iein 6auptSos
mirif Eat. 9egsu SO 3eassn Hno oors
geiaosn poroeH unb bic 9~unossba6ors
Zen foqen bereii sieHIaticnsaes BE-
Deismateriat esfammelt 6o5en.
SIN 9dH3en 8ebist oes 5apericrs
Ssss bat e. am Is. Sept. ger6nsit.
QuF Der 0ermiaion Ranae i'm norbli-
hen 56eil bss States tobte Elm regtls
rettsr Shngfurm. S9nesfaa MUIR
be aud BEN snn5sn ufsr bee Sees suts
lang. bis bsrunier mad sSibpemins u.
Warqustts gsmelnet.
Der Dem Erurie sres6ene. BEL
Gergus Sails po6n6afte 5armer
Gems goff erihOB ieirs 6rau uuD Be-
gins bnnn Selbnmorb.
= 81 2ategitb fisl Der CUTE
ihiffer Nrtb. 5rapn0r bsi einsm duff
iiiss in ben gspinzSs e unb srtroni.
einbrshr fprsngi.H ben gel0s
Fhranf IN her Sfrf Etate pnnfA In
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

Wsoino, erbeuteten aber nur $50
neil iie Don ben our6 bic @rpIoIol
gepedten 9irgern ysrfteu6t puroens
- 81 0e9tls gate erfdob bed
6id6rige Duigbt Soues feline 8idbrigG
Spielgeidbrtin. bic Se9ter SbeObs
ooritmau's, beim 9aRlirsn nit sineuG
Geoolver.
81 DimbIeton ~perbrannta
bic 9id6rige Gtbel Senninss, inSeu1
iHrs g!et0er am atasnofsn Jsusr fiua
gen. b
81 @ranb 6orts puroe bee
8abuorbeitsr Soi. 2oidoh aus DepiIa
Cafe als gst0pfte 2si6s duf ben GabHa
gelsiien gefunosn. Man nimmt ans
baB Der Monn iia poriaslid auf Dos
8sleiis legte.
5n M a 7 brannts bds eotsoien
6Otel total nieosr. Webrere Suite mas
rem taum i'm 5tanoe seq Hadts atbsn
81 retten.
@itn- pukntn.
Die Itdatlihs eiienbabncommiTa
iion BAT pom Is. Oct. ab bic pdfas
9ierraten in oisfem Staats Don 3 auf
"a Gents bic Uleile berabseisbt.
BET einem ihpsren @epitter,
oas an 10. Sept. dber einsn eroben
3bsil Disies Sidatss babin3og, Durs
ben 4 perioneH sstootet, ndmlih: 5p.
Goons. Elm alter2(nfeolsr 3u Dtrons
pbilips, Elm 20 Sabre alter 6drmsr;
eth lunses Uld0heH oon Qamoun
reaar. uno Elm BeteraH Namens
5hulBs. 8er @lsDaior oer ,QoH0on
UliaiHs Co. in SefftroH, Durs
oe nit ieinem Snbaite Don 5000 Bus
fbels @etreios pom 9lib sinsedltert.
Ibels @etreioe oom glib eiugedlfert,
Hno aui gleide Weife nuroe 3u . To
million 0as sroBs gisbaus Don 6.
8. 6oIins iammt alien 5nbaIt sers
tort.
s5n siniesn Counties i'm iio0fs
li6sH 2beil pes Siaaies 5erriht uns
ier oem 8in6pje6 Der MiI3brano.
Der ertfe perhdn9HlBoole Ji1bts
frot eer. Salon puros am 25. BIS.
aHh In oisian State oerfpiiri. DoH
tb0i Ct MIR Ben 5paigsmiien uno ans
otrsn gortenpfIau3en a6bru6. Das
Wslihtorn 61tie fh infolgs bes mars
men Ueiters bsr lsbtsH paar 8ohen
psit seaug shnpidsli, Oab Is uuber
@efd6r mar.
1mntutt1.
WsiBloppeu sri6isnsn Dor BEN
6luie con 5obe @doon Bel BIoos
miRgt0H, lin IGN in oer betannten
Dsife 81 8ihtisen. Dieter F,uerte
a6er auf BE asrle anb erf6oB :5sFfers
ion @o5inion, einsn berTelbsn. poraug
bic i6rissn i6lsunisF RsiBaus nabs
men.
5n pammono Duroen fgrua
Qu3. Q0iter uno ibre orsi Hsiuen Rins
osr BON @as lhrmannt, bds eiKm
aHoidtsn @as5trse sntnr5mte. Daa
ga6p itarb, Die beiosn dnSeren ainbts
Iissen i'm Stsrbsn uno aud bic Uh1ts
ter III IN nreo1rem 2uffnnhe-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

iGeIo gu Ieibsn asiuht auf gutes 6IoIter
eagsntbum Srieie riate man an 6. 30.
CO columbia 9ubI. 60. Dlilmaufee,
isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Rath. Mrbtiter . Wnrenn.

Tas bon ben beutidsn fatbpliihen lns
isrltlslusssuno SiHsIines 9ereinee Don
8iseOnlin creaniiirte irsie arbeitsnahs
tueiiungss unO Snformations sSnreau be-
fuoet fin ieBtin go. 22O @iscenlin ctr.
30. RobIinger Sscretdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
siifmtlcr's Rather aerf.n shte

atfnteier's Rather Seafsn Sbse.
81 bat 10 iei 3ahrsn brpttyt n aus RHr,.ln
ain en- uh7 ArauferH 5lltnztEaeitgt rRs ipmit ri
q tturH scDt Htnen 7aG "a guttren. f5asf "a ats
tsd e Jar - ~ Apet5sieH. Gs.r isascn es neS
uriaHi hes Sefgdats pestrflei az traeqb me,
ais SrmadiFns.
W. Ritmeler Remedy Co.,
>tation A. Milwaukee. Wis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

6aftes. Bel Der Ct. asnessRirhe
3u @bieasp Delights puroe Die is Sab=
rs aite Alopiia Sent con 4urora. cine
Qopi3in i'm ooriigen ShpsiterRtlOiters
ooa einsm Nessr ansssriifsn un0 nit
einem 5tiid @ileur0hre gu boosH ges
ghlaaeA. Sin Bone tit oaf Der 9ers
iolgung oes S9euiaIs.
gsi elmer grubsusrploFon 81
GIooraoo purotn Oscar 9olanO
uno elm sepiher Saiouoile %sst0Otet.
3psi Sinner psrbranntsH uno
6raa Sas. @oatIsn uno Tire Wutter
6rau Ghas. 9uusule e%rliiieu ihlimme
@unOtu in einem 6suer, psIhss bas
@oatlspfhe 5aus 81 9IaRhtn :
billie 3erif0rte.
Sine perbssrsnoe 5%susrsbrunf
piitbste inS ernice uuo seritorte Sic
OOrtiseu 4HIagsn Der 3uiHois Bird
So. nit einsm Shaosn Don $65. 700
dGn3lid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
.pecial Mmsei0cm.
e 3aDaySure

~ furnish The work and teach yoa re. YOU work Il
% locality where yoaliEe. send as your address and We wiz
t1bt@h me business fully. remember we guarantee n clear profit
49, for every days work, absolutely sure Write atoncs
ehotAL AAhUfAcFUhING Co.. Box 1iE0 Detroit. Mich
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
@sInnS. ssuts

5ssoeaisH ihrt gsiunSb,it
BEN relEtH Slm nna Dsr
qnser Ssscaaaa. IN SEN
Aafeuelid "a rfltsm bifit
~ hii3eu ifuHiusGtn aaos
laHeii. itnst as sUeru an.
Ssralo EN- Hluf zqdatu..
Sober q5sr 9ieren gstbw
IN Uufua IA uermsr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Noro-

ginbrsftr IprengisH ben gsDs
.9Fant in Der .Girp Stais 9uHt4 in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

ltDeA6 RIlAotI ais SQlpiaB 81 nag
len.
Dor gunoescommiHdr 8lOooe
.9ooo pnroe an /. moRtae nit Dem
3su9eToerb6r in Der Rlage Der guns
ossrssieruns segen bic -75soeral Seal
80" uHo mehrere Wilndufeer Qctiens
inbaber osrieIbeu, bsgonnsn, nahosm
Der antrdg Der 8etla9ten duf q6neis
Inag Der alose absele6nt Dorosn mar.
Sh0n gleih nah ben erHen 3suaens
oerb0rsR fab iid bic gunbesdHpaltz
ihafi 0eranlabt, bic gntl1Tuna BON
5. ). Eoienbere, siHem Der getlasteH,
81 b%eantrassH, Ia bic Qnflaae seseH
ibn Mat aufrsht srbaltsH per6en Ton
ne. Die 4nsellostsr Tno bslonntlih
BE- huloigt. f6 0sridneren su baben,
I'm ~Deritoole ao6lsnlGnoereien i'm
State Colorado auf 5etrHssriThs
Neiie an fh 81 brinsen. Sin oIsis
der Broceb ii aud gessn bic DiacoHs
I'M eoo. So. uHb sersn 4ctisninb1bsr
sinseleiist poroeH, Diro abr eft rad
Grleoisuns bee ~oorIisgsnosn Jausg
.dursenommeH per6sn.
glit elmer einDrudsocasn 5Feisr
Durae an |. Ulontass 4ber6 bag erfs
5fueienjahr Der meoiciniih sD6urmas
tsutii6eH abt5siluns BEL nsusn Wars
qasttssuniDsrFt6t sr5ffnst. 29 9aRl
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22
CHARGES PEONAGE TO
ESCAMBIA SHERIFF
TWO MEMBERS OF TOPOGRAPHIC.
CAL UNION ALLEGE WRONGFUL
CONVICTION, CRUELTY, ETC.,
AGAINST THEMSELVES.

Mobile. April Especial edward
Bradford, originally OF Msyfied. KY, and
Frederick Thayer, native Of London,
England, both holding cards in the Inter-
national Typographical union. and hav-
ing worked in newspaper offices in the
south and in New York. are in this city 10
appear before the United States grand
jury now in session in support of charges
OF wrongful conviction peonage, cruelty.
Withholding and opening registered mail
and other counts that they make on be-
half of themselves and seventeen other
union worIlmen against the sheriff Of Es-
Gambia county. Alabama, and c. c. Greer
Son & Co., turpentine, distillers, Morti-
mer
United States District Attorney ARM
brecht will present the evidence of the
two men to the grand jury today. In adj
dition an appeal has been made to the
headquarters of the International Typo
graphical union to prosecute.
The State Federation of Labor has al
ready taken up the matter and will con-
slider steps in the prosecution at its meet
ing in Montgomery today and Thayer.
claiming British protection, has appealed
TO Ambassador Bryce in Washington. The
story told by the men has provided a sem
sation here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22
COLONIAL CONFERENCE RESULTS
London Papers Express Satisfaction.
lmperiaIists Disappointed.

London. April q. - Nearly all the London
newspapers express satisfaction at the re-
suits obtained thus far by the colonial
conference. The imperlalists naturally
are disappointed at the failure to secure
the establishment of an actual leglsla-
tive, executive and imperial council rep
resenting the whole empire, and realize
that the compromise arranged is a vr-
tual victory for the colonial office. and
the party desiring to retain the existing
relations of the colonies with the mother
country. At the same time they claim
the concessions obtained arc great step
forward in the direction of the unlfica-
lions of the empire, aud that the statutes
of the conference will enable them to
work much better in The future for the
attainment OF their aims.
The Morning Post in an editorial is
most outspoken in its disappointment. 1t
declares the British government has con-
ceded to the conference all the trappings
of the colonial independence and imperial
partnership while claiming the conference
more firmly than hitherto to the colonial
office The paper says great credit is
due Alfred Dealdn the Australian pre-
mier, who, by his attitude, definitely
assumed leadership In the imperial move
ment. The Morning Post blames Sir VIII
fred Laurier, premier of Canada. and
Gen Louis Botha premier of the Trans
vaal, for the failure, and declares the
status of Canada is now more colonial
and less national than before.
Several Of the newspapers, including
even the government organs. the Tribune
and Chronicle. continue to protest against
the secrecy maintained concerning the
dolngs of the conference. The Daily Mail
asserts the business OF the conference did
not go smoothly; that Lord Elgin, secre-
tary of state for the colonies. tried to ex-
clude the ministers accompanying the
colonial premiers by asking them to re-
main within call" They Indignantly
asked why they were brought to Eng
land If not to participate in the con-
ference. The Daily Mall declares one
even threatened to leave the country
within twenty-four hours II he was not
treated as a member of the conference.
The paper says this threat had It's ef-
feet and that the ministers now share
In the discussions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22
HEALTH OF QUEEN
IS SATISFACTORY
Attends Banquet-Spanish Elections
More Absorbing at Moment Than
Birth of Heir to the Throne.

Madrid, April 2i.--Interest today in tho
elections for members of the chamber of
deputies absorbed public attention rather
more than the approaching birth of an
heir to the Spanish throne. Queen Vic
toria's health continues most satisfac-
tory. On Saturday morning she went for
a walk in the palace gardens. and in the
evening attended a banquet at the palace
in honor of Cardinal Rinaldini, who will
officiate al the royal christening.
Today the Queen attended mass at the
royal chapel in company with the other
members of the royal household.
The reports recently circulated alles-
ing disagreements among the Queens
medical attendants and the departure
from Madrid of DIR. Glendenning, the
English physician, together with an Eng
lish nurse, are unfounded.
Both Glendenning and the nurse are
still here and acting in perfect harmony
with Professor Gutierrez, the Spanish
physician, who will have charge of the
medical attendants in the approaching
accouchment Professor Gutierrez expects
the event to take place tomorrow at
the earliest, but certainly before the end
of the present week. 1t is said that
Queen Victoria insists that she will her
self nurse the child, despite the oppo-
sition of the royal house TO such depart
ure from the custom in the case of
royal infant The Queen declares that
her desire to nurse the child is the par
pose of insuring its good health.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22
Squadron off for jamestown.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 21.-tSpecial)
The second squadron of the Twelfth cav
airy. United States army, 2e5 officers and
men, leaves Fort Oglethorpe early to-
morrow for Norfolk. The troopers will
remain there during the entire James,
town exposition.
Three trains will be used in transport
ing the four troops. They will go via
the Western and Atlantic to Atlanta
thence by the Seaboard Air Line. They
should reach Norfolk not later than
Wednesday morning. The squadron will
go into quarters, giving an exhibition OF
q model camp. Special drills will be
given daily and the exposition visitors
will be given an opportunity 10 see how
the regular soldier lives.
Mai. II. G. Sickle will be in COM
,uand OF the squadron.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22
DIX BUBBLE AGAIN
EXPLODED IN AIR
Arizona Man Bears Little Re-
,sembIance to Man Wanted
PHOTOGRAPH is RECEIVED
All Correspondence Was Signed
Jess Kidder" and Jokers Have
Suggested Someone Was
"Jest Kidding"
PHOTOGRAPH is RECEIVED

The negro was not Robert L. Dix. De-
spite the fact that the description fur
nlshed Sheriff Higdon by the Arizona
rangers tailed almost exactly with that
on the records. When the picture arrived
yesterday morning it became evident that
another bubble had burst, and the des-
perate murderer and jail-breaker is per-
maps even farther than ever from the
clutches of the law.
Last Tuesday telegram was received
from Sergeant Kidder of the rangers,
stating that he had a man answering
the description In custody at Marco, Ariz.
1t looked 80 much like the real thing that
everyone was jubilant.
A picture of the negro was Immediately
taken and forwarded, reaching here yes
terday. As soon as the letter was OPP
ened the tale had ended. The photo
graph was that of a man taller by an inch
with a longer face, and entirely different
expression than that of Dix. Sheriff Fiig-
don wired by his special code in order
that the man might be freed.
Deputy Sid Jones, Courson and num-
Der of others were sure it was not the
man.
Where, then, is Dix? He is probably
where money and outside assistance have
carried him.. More than likely he is IN
Europe or the Philippines. If America
holds him, he no more has three gold
crowns in this teeth, nor does he look
like the painter that broke out of the
jefferson county Jail. after numbering
street car motorman in cold blood, and
being given the life sentence
There is probably not one out of
hundred chances of finding him now.
Jokingly it is suggested that probably
the telegram and correspondence from
Marco, all Of which was signed, Jess
Kidder," might denote that some one
was ''jest Kidding and that the whole
thing was a practical joke. Officers, how
ever, believe that all the correspondence
was genuine.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22
6. D. Close Hit Over the Head
With Iron Bar on Way
Ito AvondaIe
HAD JUST RECEIVED PAY
FROM SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD
Pockets Were Wrong Side Out and
Even His Hat and Shoes Had
Been Stolen by His AS
salant.

Another murder and highway robbery,
rivaling the one of the corpse just buried
Saturday, was unearthed yesterday morn
ing by Policeman Nix. The difference,
however, is that the man who was killed
Saturday night was known to have been
G. ID. Close. a railroad man, who had
worked on many northern roads, but was
at the time of death with the Southern
railroad.
Early yesterday morning a brakeman
in the yards near the Southern shops
swung down from a car and the light
from his lantern fell on the body lying
on pile of cinders at about Thirty-sec-
ond street. The head was bent over al
most to the feet.
On investigation the fellow was seen
to have been assaulted. Police headquar-
ters was notified and Officer Nix hastened
to the scene. He was soon able to assert
that the man had been knocked over
the head with large iron bar that lay
nearby.
His pockets were turned wrongside out.
and even the shoes from his feet and
the hat on his head were stolen. Lying
around on the ground We're scattered c,
number of receipts showing his name to
be G. d. Close. One of them was for
the payment of a fine at the police court.
The ambulance of Shaw & Son was
called and the injured man carried to
the Hillman hospital. He never regained
consciousness, and last night at II clock
expired.
The efforts OF the police have failed
to lead to any trace of the highwayman.
Close is known to have received his
months pay Saturday night and had
good sized sum of money on his person.
He was probably on the way home to
his boarding house in Avondale. Papers
in his pocket show that he came recently
from st. Louis, Mo.