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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-03-12
Tax Notice

will visit the places named and dated
below for the purpose Of collecting all
unpaid taxes for the year 1906:
East Durham, Wednesday, March 9Th,
1907.
West Durham, Thursday, March 9TH.
1907.
lgo7.
Saturday, March 9Th, fy17.
Nelson, Cedar Fork Township, Mon,
day, March nth, 1897.
Barbee's Store, Oak Grove Township
Tuesday. March 18th, 1907, a. m.
Holloway Station, Oak Grove Town
ship, Wednesday, March 18TH, 1907, pm
Coles Store, Lebanon Township
Thursday, March 18th, 1907.
Bahama, Mangum Township, Friday
March 18th, 1901.
Afangum's Store, Mangum Township
Monday, March 18th, 1y17.
Rougefnont, Mangum Township, Tues
day, March 18TH, 1907.
COUGHS Store, Lebanon Township
Wednesday, March 10th, 1907.
have 10 make prompt settlements
and therefore the people must settIl
promptly. II YOU want TO save cost.
Yours very respectfully,
- y. ID. MARKHAM,
Sheriff Of Durham County
This 18th day If February, 1907.
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'FrdB, SIR, do you knot1 our ktRgf"
here; from here he goes to Strelsau to
be crowned on Wednesday morning"
was interested to hear this and
made up my mind to walk next day In
the direction Of the lodge on the chance
of coming across the king. The old
lady ran on garrulously:
''Ah, and l wish he would stay at
his shooting-that and wine land one
thing morel are all he loves, they say
and suffer our duke to be crowned on
Wednesday. That | wish. and don't
care who knows IT,"
Hush, mother" urged the daugh-
tiers.
''Oh, there's many folks to think as
/ do.' cried the old woman stubbornly.
threw myself back in my deep arm
chair and laughed at her zeal.
For my part" said the younger and
prettier Of the two daughters, a fair,
buxom, smiling wench. Il hate Black
Michael! A red Elphberg for me. moth
err! The king, they say, is as red as
fox or as
And she laughed misehieyous'y as
she cast a glance at me and fused her
head at her sisters reproying face.
"Many a man has cursed this red
hair before now muttered the old
lady, and remembered Jsmes. fifth
earl Of Burlesdon.
But never a woman cried the girl.
AYE. and women. when II was too
late" was the stern answer, reducing
the girl to silence and bushes.
How comes the king herey' asked.
to break an embarrassed silence. ut
is the dukes land here, you say"
THE duke invited him. sir. to rest
here till Wednesday. The duke Is at
Streslau, preparing the kings recep-
ton"
Then they're friendsT'
"None better" said the old lady.
But my rosy damsel tossed her head
again. She was not to be repressed for
long. and she broke out again:
AYE. they love one another as men
do who want the same place aud the
same wife,
The old woman glowered. but the
last words pricked my curiosity, and
interposed before she could begin
seolding:
What the same wife too! How's
that, young LADY,"
''All the world knows that Black MI.
chael-well. then, mother. the duke
would give his soul TO marry his cou.
sin, tine Princess Flavia, and that she
Is 20 be- the queen"
Upon my word" said I, II begin TO
be sorry for your duke. But II a man
will be a younger son. why. he must
take what the elder leaves and be as
thankful to God as he eau" and, think.
ing Of myself, I shrugged my shoulders
and laughed. And then thought also OF
Antolnette de Mauban and her Journey
to Strelsau.
"It's little dealing Black Michael has
with began the girl, Drawing her
mothers anger, but as she spoke A
heavy step sounded on the floor and a
grEG voice asked In h threatening tone.
who talks Of Black Michaer In his
hlghness' own burgT'
The girl gave a little shrek. half Of
fright-half. I think, Of amusement.
you'll not tell Of me, JohannY' she
said.
"See where your chatter leads" said
the old lady.
The man who had spoken came for.
ward.
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NSSzMk6it0Ik&WeStern
Schedule in Effect Nov. IS, 1906
DURHAM DIVISION.


wEsTBoUsD LEAVE LYscHBURC DAILY.
ago p. uI.-The St. Louis Express
Pullman sleeper, Roanoke TO Colum.
bus, Biuefsid to Cincinnati. also for
Radford, Bristol. Knoxville. Chatta-
Hooga and intermediate points. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Knoxville.
TOO a. n.-For Roanoke, Rocky
Mount, Winston Salem, RAdfoul, Bristol,
Biuefeld, Norton, Weich.
sop. m-Daily for Roanoke.
EAST BoUND-LEAvE LYscHBURc.
g3s p. m.-Daily for FarmvIile, Rich.
EIond, Petersburg and Norfolk-Parloi
Car.
ago a. m.-For Petersburg, Rich.
mond aud Norfolk. Pullman sleeper "a
Norfolk. Also Pullman sleeper between
LEnchburg and Richmond.
$3.50 a.rI.-Daily for FarnIville, Peters
burg, Richmond and Norfolk.
Winston Salem Division. Leave Ro.
anoke SIS p. m, except Sunday, foi
winston-Salem and iutermediate stations
aud g.2o a. N. daily for same stations and
Charlotte, n. {.
North Carolina Divisions. Leave Pu
laski $50 e. nj. daily, except Sunday,
for Betty Baker and SIS a. m. daily, n.
eept Sunday, for Gaiax snd Fries.
Clinch Valley Division. Leave Blue
field 9:IS daily, 7:7s p. m. for Norton.
n. =. BRAGG,
Tray. Pass. Agi.
W. 3. BEvILL. C.P A.,
Roanoke, Va, Gen. Office, Roanoke, Va
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tcoETfNuEDl


For natural finished woodwork
that has become badly scratched Of
marred, like the lower part Of tn,
door, surbases and window stills
there is nothing better than a eoai
or two Of shellac-the kind you car
prepare at home by adding the dr.
yellow fakes to IS degrees alcohol
II will dissolve in a few hours Il
II il shaken frequently, 10 allow III,
alcohol freedom in attacking III,
flakes. y
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Superior Court

Durham County '"Ps''Oi No"'
Vivian V. yickers ! Notice
v. of Sum-
". Percy vickevs and others mons.
To W. Percy Vickers and C. Cleveland
Vickers.
You and each of you will take notice
that special proceeding entitled as above
was duly instituted in the Superior Court
Of Durham County February Is, 1907:
that SUMMONS was duly issued at said
time for each Of you, which said sum-
mons was endorsed by the Sheriff Of Dur
ham County After due diligence W.
Percy yickers and g. Cleveland Vickers
are not to be found in Durham County"
and thereafter it appearing TO the court
by affidavit that you were both non-resi-
dents Of the State Of North Carolina but
resided, Percy in Colorado, and Cleve-
land in Atlanta: Ga. that YOU are neces.
ssTy parties 10 said proceeding, the same
being instituted 70 sell certain land in
Durham County for partition wherein
each Of you had an undivided interest
ard tiIereupOu an order was made foi
service Of summons by publication as pro.
vidcd By law once week for four weeks
in the Durham Recorder, a newspaper
published seini.weekly ia Durham, \. C.,
setting forth the nature Of the proceeding
the title Of the action, and requiring you
to appear before {. i. Green, Clerk oil
the Superior Court. at his Office in the
court house In Durham on Tuesday, the
10th day Of March. 1907, at ten O'Clock
A. ". at which time YOU will appear and
answer or demur to the petition, other
wise the relief prayed for WILDE granted
This 10Th day Of February 1901.
{. y. Green.
Tferls Grusrfn~ rn..yt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-22
Seutige ShluBrate:
Wicb mGrftc.

Gbicogo, q. WiGr5.- &inopicb
3uiubr 1000; Worft flou; Sticre
400 bis 100; Tinoer $50 bis 5.25;
&iibe 3.25 bis 800; 0uQen 1926 bis
l.G0; &Glber $50 bis 7.25; StoderS
uno SccOerS 300 bis 400. S6mcine:
3ufubr 27,000; Toe. nieOrigcr; Gr,
port 6.47H bis $50; leihte Builders
G,A7R bis $50; leidtc Choice $50
bis 600; Yoding 500 bis $40; Ser,
feG $50 bis $50; Shofe: 3uill6r A.,
600; Worft ilnu; Sdofe 400 bis
100; 2Gntmer GAO bis 500.
Union Stod OarbS, GittS.
burg. ga, q. Mdr5. - Hinouieb:
Choice so bis 600; Frimo $50 bis
$50. Sdoie; Worft ltctig; Yrimo
metbcrS 600 bis 6.25; oroin1re 300
bis 400; 2Gnlmer 600 bis 800.
S6lpeine: Wortt flon; Erimo, NIT.
~tclmGBige, g)orferS uno Serfel 100;
rollbe 600 bis $50.
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10. 6 a |.

~ cinem bsr nd6iteu Nbsnb.
III iab Ruoolf uneiu in lei.
C~ mem 3immer. Gt bate Elm
Bud porgenommen unb las,
Die 2ampe perbrsiieie elm oGmmernoea
2t6t; Die BiIoer oriiben on Der Wan0,
Die Gltern uno oas Waterbaus, cine
Gruppe bon Sugenofreunoen, 9riiBten
Der ihpommen beriiber gu ibm, als
tpollten iie ibm iagen: in losI9 fremOe,
ieltiame Welt biIt ou bod geeangen
unb pie fremo uno ieltiam nimmlt gu
otD BARN aus; es sibt Elm Gano, in
benz Dir better lpGre, Elm Qanb, in Dem
man oi6 mebr lieben piirbe ais bier,
ipobin oein S6idFal bid peri9!a9en.
&ebre auriid ms 9aterbaus!
Sbm mar pl0Blid. er babe cine
Stimme oaS luut gu ii9 iaeen boren.
Iber nein - ooA ni6t, eS lpor pieoer
gang rubig. Go9 pIObli6 p~isoerboIt,
fi6 oaS @erduI4. Gs mar feline
Stimme, rur eia Sharrsn uno Ra:
theln orduBen ouf Der @aaerie. Gr
puBte gang teutlib. oaB es nur Elm
Gerdui0 lei, OaS i'm nid)tS ansebe, CT
bate nit NiemanO i'm Sauie 0ertsbr.
uno bod b0rtc er es pieosr lager:
&ebre 3uriid!
ga ridlete er Iih auf. .Oo6 ni9t!'
fdate er felt. Grit miible ih lpiIien,
oh teine SofInung fir mid 1T! So
briele! Dsnn audi ber Batter ipeasn
bieIe5 pjnoiqen Stalieners mibge:
iiimmt lit 9esen mid = ipsnn ib aud
nur Elm ormer Wlenid bin unb ie Sic
reide @rbin 1T erit miiBts it gan,
selpib piiien, oaB feline 9uSii9t fir
mid oa it'll"
9a b0rte cr 6n8 gerGui9 tpis0er an
Der Sbiir. Gs mar. dls Of Elm aino,
bas nod gu flein 1T unb oeien Sanb
bon Der Glinle INNER ipieb'r erfolglos
abgleitet, Dffnen lpo[e. 2uoolf fpran9
aui unb i9aute 9inaus. Sn Der 9Gms
merung Der Gaueris ftano cine pin3igs
@eitalt Dor i'm, uno fdliipfte oann in
bas 3immer. Gr i9lob ole Sbiir uno
fpanbte li9 nab jenem UNI. .Ou biIt
es. Wibran!" Iagte er. .Wds trei6t
Did jett in Der Nadt berauf gu mir2
9ebit 9u ni4t mebr MEuIit MAIDEN in
bic Sarernen!"
Gortietung folgt.)
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We lr '' n" -.
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ite perOienteu. gu ibrem unter6alt
Gel6It ole Orobung Ne3 6inausper.
IenS mar obne grfolg; bato mubte 10
nun Die lparmc Subre55eit ga iein, UNI
ga tonnts man Iid i'm Notbfaq mil
elmer aus 8rettern un0 Groe in ireeno'
einem un6enubtsn Wintel 9e3immerter
8uoe bsbelfen.
GonieHa &aliope tpa1te ntIo elmer
neuen Qn9riff BEL Ma0ome aittp. oer
Iie porite1te, boB 1e un0 i6r @atte Deg
2ebens in Der @taNt jberbriiTIjg leien
unb ouB ie be3ii9lia 0e3 &oufpreiiea
ibr Moqli1iteS tbun piirOen,
Serr Manber9 ian0 e5 BEL Dem
fortgeIebten 0rdngen ieiner 6rau ood
fir gerot6en. ben aauf in lleberIe9uaQ
gu 3ic6en. defenders. "a o.e Otelu gu
10 biGi0em preiie fpGter, ipenn 1i9 0e
@erbGltniNe pieoer geieItigt, p;eleiat
niAt mebr gu baEen mar. gr teTdlof
beSbaIb, ii6 oos 9run0itiid, bepor sr
in offi5ieQe 8erbanoIun9en e%introt.
an5uIeben. Zen eriten Sof tannte e.
bon 8eIu6en bel RisgaQa Der, aber
tpas 6obinter lag. jeneS 0dB9sngepirr,
in ous ii4 Der SUB 0e8 Gurop0ers oer
beheren SlaHen ME perlGuft, 6aa
tpolte er au6 erit iennen lernen. UNI
3tpor obne bob Die RisoaQas stpaa
oapon puBten. Gem mar er einmaI
ba9epeien uno bate Elm Snterelie fir
6as 9uus ee3ei9t. 70 puroe er ie midi
mebr los, lpenn er bon benz Sauf Damn
abIeten ppate. Gr pubte am belten.
pie Die Sinan5en Der 5amilie Itunoeu
unO ME aue Die I40nen OrinOe fir
ben @ertauf Der OteQu. oiele Gebn.
iu6t no6 Der friIden Meercsluft BON
&umIeb, oie'er Werger nit Der Momi.
niitration, nur auf Den einen suIdm.
meni6rumpften; man brou6te 9eIo.
@elo, piel @elo.
Den beabii9tigten gcIu6 tonnte ey
lei6t ausfiibren. penn er ii1 an Serru
S9eQin0 ipon0te. Qn0 lp1breno Wlu'
bame &ittp Der GonteNo in tiefem
SHmer5 teri9tc.c, o1B ibr Gutts be;
Den idIimmen 3eitlGuftcn elmer Or
nerbung OeS Yeitb bum5 our6dua
ni6t geneigt iei, unO pdbreno Gonte
Gi5gaua iiberle9te. OBJ er niht pieleiat.
bur6 Elm oiretteS Nngetot an Man-
berg, 81 9an3 Defenders biqigem preis.
periu6en Iolle. hjeIem bartgeIotisnsn
&apitaliIten bos @e.O, baS er 10 emit
iebIid nothpenbig bruud!e, aus Den
Sdnoen gu 3ie9en, iiberlegte Serr Wlan'
berg, pie or ieiu Nnliegen bel EuOoli
S6euing ON be1ten eint.eioen t0nne.
Gr bate bsn jungeR Wlum in Iebter
3eit iebr tiibl ~bebdn6elt, ipollte inn
BON ieiner Nbii6t, oas Suus Su tau.
fen, ni9ts merten ldfIen un0 ou6 aus
Der EeIerpe nidt Beraustretsn, Wber
0aS Dar nidt 10 eiIi9. ioate sr Ijd; in
ben ndditen Sogsu piirOs il6 iGpn
cine @ele9enbeit finoen.
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Iuftions- Nnseiecn.
GGGrlcS Z. glicurr,
Re0tsdmuult
COZ &BBuir.G CuGubc. &c II. s. Gcrmnu.et r.
@eriuaiter$ W|crtauf
-0eS-
0lnrrnfh6 uuN Aer Nt,rf,hkvu, sra ,u,b,h.f.,.

bed
&urrntbS uno Der Ginrifttung oCS ,uohibcfauu.
ter Neitnurnnto
Nr. ftJ, SSeits SnH cite Straic.
SenldB ci1cS Gcfcbl5 oeS %crCiniQicn Gtaus
ten Eiitrii!s s@cridts fir Den Nifiriit Wurbs
Inlo i'm bancroft &crinbrcn miro Der utter
6etnnetc %crlrGlter ton gSiuiuul Storm, eineul
Nanlerottenr, am Sunnrrftns, ocu 2S. Widr5
1907, 10 llbr &orntiiinq5. nm obcu aeudnnier
Slate bic gar6e bort befinO!i6e G~inridtuua nui
hltertlihcr WufttoH reridufcn. @idcrsS hunl.
tiIh nit @irrpumpe, Gbbrcn unb 3apf oa5ll
p~oicnocS Gidcn Nonbs&iiiiet nit aei0lificnell
GpicueIn. GlnslpnnreIl. SptritpuTcn in 5IGf6cu,
Gt1orrenfaiten lno !Gigarren. .@8cin. mo 81
qllcnrt 1bcanf. 0IaSfront. Rational Regis
fter, u%rlclt, Gidcn ST. nnb 2unfhtifnc, STAR.
tens1iihe. Stt6 e aus pehoaercm Nol{ erobe
liIlo flcine @tsltitcn. tra9bure 9Snlhiiinoer,
Suierc Diet, Gidc1 Buffet nit epicocf @rnpu,
rem, Stnbl.Iodofen nit 8oferfefeI. 9inoz
lelim. Speifes gluf5ug. Giden @riu S6cibcpdilz
DC, S~unmt.Ilnttcn, Supf: uno GInsmnarer,
Stablluanren, Iiihltnnen, Nel5ba6 uno %eIeTtrts
ibe pendbter. eIettrti6e 6ddcr, Niideu9erdiDc
etc. glubrrocm
Shdrfliceu8 unb unerIbfhter 8n1ifuntraIt.
ScrfnuiSs0 eSin9lngeIl: gadr.
Charles I. sSicncr, ScriuaIier.
Enttiiun d @nban,
Gs-SO sultiotuturcr
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Baltimore Mlarftbcrid)tc.

Baltimore, q. MGr5 1907.
Ct l.-3uiubr 31l9 S0lier, eins
id)lieBIid 20l 6Giier 81 2ocuitsEoint
mO 500 6diier 81 Canton. &iilten'
pcrionot 4Gt SGiier. Die N%otirungen
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Hcic Semtidc Iniieolnng i'm iOnniscu
GTSru

9Iima;'' iciIie 2eecf; eriitiiIGTiiiocr @SSScn in
feline S1rmen einqetbeiIt, uli6 eiuiee nSolpn
Cots. Serinee gtnjahLir9, feBr Ieibte geoirs
Elm paar Sunoert Souars eeipart bnben lilS
germ felbiiIt1noig petoen mDhten. Gd0eres bel
Sermann 9acenbuup, Rr. iii, guro.GbarleS,
StraRc, Baltimore, NIB. (Seui1o,10
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5000

fnnfen clues tener mubcrneu Sdniet lit feds
Stnliiern an bcr 9ipie.Strafe, spiIdcn Sair.
munntsHpenne nno TaDettes strase. Seller, Sof
nno .9rottoir init @emerlt bele9t mo neueiie
Stnrt6fln9elt, einfhIicBIib SIoorcrfanaI $ PIN,
tbluB. @runo5ins MIR $50 prp Subr.
e. &. 8n1tnafer, @aumeifter,
Nlrenu Nr. 240I, 5atrmountss(benue.
(264-)
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Gin saraain fir Mcimtdttr.suhr


Nr. .723, -725, 727 etc. @uriu6.spenue. Cots
20 Sub 3 Bon tct 200 SUB; oret 9eoicrte 6fts
LID bon Der Uorf.9toGb; bollftdn6ig ~prdtbtig
%beinrirt; ieoe mooerne @eauemIibtcif,
Wr. 1f5, III UNI f19 etc, W.s@aturclIsStr.
5lutiden Sdirmulntsstbenue uno 5SaOettesStr.,
elm Seoiert bonn yFatterfonsGarf." 9ur1luea
loon %oeiorirt; ir6e mOberne @euuemlibieit;
5lueiitbdige 8iifer. Gbiparo Z. sturd, an Srt
SaHrtte. uub ct. &aul.etr. Gebr9,1O
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@ulfel; @lcpntoren : &orrotb 2,671,
PA 9uifeI. Gerf0uie: 10000 @lt.
libel MGr5 81 5t1s, , @oagonS Steo.
mer gelber Spot 81 49, 4 90. Steo.
mler gemiihtcr Spot 5u 40, 4 90.
Spot 5l 81.
Sclttiuc SdIlt6ratc:
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&crlanat I'M IQaemcinen.
1rutfd1es arbeits. gao6,p ei,unos.WH reo

TeutiteS arbeits. gaafip eiiunas .gHreaa.
uilter Der Niiii6t Der rSeutihen @eieuf6aft. "
ter ln6 Sienftboten gu beThdftieen iuinftben
poIIen Ih pcrf1nIt6 ODER in franfirten gsricieil
on ben @eenten Der Sefeuftnft, Sobann ..
w,eAer, Simmer liz, Or. 2t5-2f7, Guurt.
Iano.etrahe, member, pelber uuertBeItIid
MrsIunft crtbeiIer iuirb. ~Sprefftunben bon
/ bis 5 nbr. (San27.1O
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Sics tit Sire Gcleocnhcit

sur 9rtpcrbnue zines moberrei @ ohrr 3sit5dis
gcli Saufe5 In outer 9aoe.
2200 S1niersepiert Sit.Gprtb .guenuc.
Ne1uenI fir ulc Strnhenbabns3inien. Seoes
Saus beItbt ole 9inrihtungen, nit ocnen elm
rlooerne5 Sans nlSneftattet pcr6en fam.
SIglidl uno Sunntass Sur Snipeftipn often.
6bn6. y. Gurocttc,
(Sept5|) Gr. IL, Sit.2etiugtuu. Str.
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Seutioe Sd)lubrote:

Noggcn. 3uillbr 935 8uid)el;
ollS oen Gleuotoren 5uriidge5ogcn
6400 @uibel; Glepotoren Gorroib
S5,22t Yulhcl.
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@ei5cn.-3uiubr 27S9 9uid|el;
8erionbt bon ocn Glepotoen - 9l;.
idcl; Glepotorenporrotb 415,929 9u.
i6cl. @erfGuie: 1900 9uideI Spot
5u 1914, 10000 9tr. 2 rotber meitli.
der Spot 81 77M 5000 Woi 5u 1872,
5000 gtr. 2 rotber meltlid)er Spot ju
IS, 10000 Moi 5u 1874, 2 @oggono
9tr. = rotber weitli6er Spot 81 -, 3
20. DO. ST. 1878, 1 90. Stcomcr Gtr, 9
rot6cr 81 1878.
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Sofer.-- 3ufllbr 1888 0uldel;
aus ocn Glcuotoren 5urilfgc5o8en
6792 @uid)el; Glepotoreu . Sorrotb
131 $50 9uidel. &erfGuic: I 8a9.
gon 9tr. 8 meiBer 81 1874.
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WiGrfte.

UtuIIIt.
Trciie i'm 2erin9ton.N orft.
Somoten, iiiolide, 9orb.. .40c-50c
@urfen Qreibbaus) 9to. $1-$1.50
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Oortietung folgt.)

EGiic snr GciIc in's NnSlnno BE-
iurot 6. Iainc, SIR. Alb, Sit'Valti'
murc.S aaht -Mue.
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gu u%erfaufcn.
!sn reaten ersIlen in ucrlnuien:

Gu rcdltcn Yrriirn jn ucrlnuieu:
GcrqnilgllngepIdEe oil llfcr bes Curtis Greet
an aniidnoi9e 6aniltcn. @Gunoitide Itno $50
bel 400 Sub. @erhcn Qcgeit !ncnutltrbe Bah
lulgcn o~erlCilitl ooer fir cine 9ieibe BON Subrclt
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
FISH REPLIES ID
 LATEST ATTACK He Declares Hartman Is Be- hind the Whole Affair HE IS STILL CONFIDENT Deposed Official Says Proxies Formerly Controlled By Hartman Will
 Now Vote For His Side In
 the Contention.
HE IS STILL CONFIDENT I

New York, November 30.-(Special.) )- stuyvesant Fish appeared to be more in sorrow than in anger when discussing the latest attack made upon him by the Hartman interests in the fight for Illinois Central control, in an interview 
 'The whole attack, desperate and vic- ious, spells Hartman and Hartman alone, throughout" said MT. Fish.
 "The other directors whose names are attached to the latest emanation from Harriman's press agent, are either his puppets or his hired men, Vanderbilt Astor, Goelet and Auchincloss are in the first class: Harahan, Peabody and Hack of Mir. Haekstaff is attached to the att tack is a mystery. Evidently his con- sent was secured by wireless, as he has been in Europe for several months.
 Previous circulars have been signed by Harahan and hisFhame is attached to this latest device to win proxies. That is only natural, for he is Harriman's hired man, and would do the same for me if he were in my employ"
 When asked if the fact that the sigma ture of Walter Luttgen, director of the Illinois Central, supposed to represent the Rothsehild holdings in that corpora ton, is missing from the signatures in- dicate that the Rothschild's have taken their proxies from Hartman and turned them over to him MT. Fish said:
 "The inference is entirely plausible.
 "One thing is certain. The injunction has stuck, and will stick to the lHarri- man opposition like a. porous plaster. Realizing that he is in a losing fight, and is in the last ditch. Hartman now in his desperation, attempts a campaign of mud singing
 ''rhe triple conspiracy consists of the Union Pacific and the Mutual Life clques, together with Harriman's hired men; but his fine hand dominates the entire att tack.
 "I am no prophet, but l am confident ,n # we will win our fight Every devel- opment has tended to increase our strength with a corresponding loss on the part of the looters of the Alton"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
THREE ITALIANS
 GUILTY OF MURDER
AFTER PLEADING GUILTY THEY GET TEN YEARS IN THE PENI- TENTIARY-LUMBER COMPANY PROGRAMMED.

Mobile. November G.-(Special )--Paul Dedonna, his brother, Juan Dedonna, and John Roella, Italians, were tried in the city court today on the charge of mur- dering Joseph NenlSia, one of their coun- trymen, in 8 saloon near Whistler five miles north of Mobile. several months ago. They pleaded guilty of manslaugh- ter in the first degree and were sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary Nearly all members of two venires of 150 names each were exhausted, and after half of the jury had been selected court was adjourned to allow the sheriff to summons another venire. When court re- convened the attorneys for both sides an nounced that the defendants would plead guilty.
 With assets totalling more than 1,000,- GOO and a surplus of more than $500. .VJ over liabilities, the big lumber manufac- turing concern of Denny & Co. of Moss Point, Miss was today taken possession of by creditors and complete reorganiza- ton of its finances and management was effected. Five directors were chosen to represent London, New York, Mobile and Moss Point creditors and all the money necessary to operate the concern for the benefit of the creditors was promised un- til every dollar of indebtedness shall have been paid. The concerns difficult ties grew out of the depressed lumber market and the tightness of money. Be. sides it's lumber plant the company oper- ateS a short railroad