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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13

Nenn EobopbpIlin fonnnt, 10 mirf
i'm binauS." llio in 0en folocrlocn
GaGen iprn6 MorpoIiont llllr non
bon ieincm 6cin0c EobopbpQin, ser
lin bcrfolgc. Gr orobtc, i'm 5l
to0tcn, iuenn cr ibnn icmoI9 bcge0.
llcn Iolte. &eunrnbiat elite Ser
Giener gum &r3t unO ihiloertc ibun
ooa Ieltlome @cboren lclnea 6errn.
Ter Nr5t id)iittclte Ocn &ppi: yGnts
ferncn Sic nle 6cllcr>uoiiC1 aus
lcincln Ycrcif." o9lbcr CT miro c.
lolort mcrtctL Ucln iein Mcpolucr
nitt mcbr in icincr ShubIooe IicNt."
so nebmen Sic Die @cihoiic Der
aus" Die @eldoiic nllroen ans
Den Eotroncn cntfernt mo Ger Die.
ncr ntbmctc ami. GineS Moracna,
luGbrenO Wtollpniiant iih nnfleiocte,
b0rte Der Gicner in Nntleibc5immcr
cillen Sd)uB iullcn lno Damn crtGn.
ten trilnupbirenoe Hlic. Gr ~itilr5ts
ms @enlnd) un0 funo ieincn Scrru
in b0ditcr GrreQlng. n9onm' her,
tonm' Der, iieb NM" idrie Wous
pniiant; lid bin ullpcrmlnobor, id)
bin u1uermltnObor! Sd babe mis
cine &llgel gcge1 Die Sdldic geiogt
un0 bin uuperlcbt. @lallblt GUS
niht? Sicb' Der, poB oli!" llno lit
gr0Bter NllIregllng lcgtc CT ulf Die
S6ldic ltlo oriiftc los. .@luitbll
Gus mull, Dob id) lmperleblid) bin?
9tid)tS fam mir me6r etluas arlba-
ben. Sd fonmte mir Die Geblc Ourd)-
idncioeL mcin 9llIt miro nidt file.
benz" l(nb ebc Der 0iencr i'm Der.
bin0ern fonnte, botte er lein Gaiicr.
meier ergriffen mo iid) in Die Seblc
geibnittcn. @lttiiberitromt bob Der
entiebte Iiener ieinen @errn pom
9oben. Sed)s Wtonate ipoter crloitc
i'm in HariS in einem gipl Der Sob
o1lS Der 9lgonie. Sir Die WenidJbeit
ober beocutete ierte Wtirnlte oas enbe
zines groBen Gidters, oa er Den nc.
polner ollf iih rid)tete nit Dem fe-
ltcn @iDen, SIT iterbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13
WaupaiIamt's Gnoc.

% tragildJc Glioe ocS oroBer
2Id)tcrs lit bctannt; abcr Die erld)iit.
tcr10cn Gin5einbciten jerler Stlinbc,
Die iibcr oaS 2eben Wollpoiiont'3
cntihico, iino biSlong nid,t al sic
Scifcntlid)tcit gcfommcn. Inbrc
Wnltrcl aibt JEST o1IdBlih Scr bepor.
~licbenocn @eroffcntIi6rmg bon Moil-
poiiunt's @rieflpefiel Die traurigc
Shil0cruig ouf 8rilro Der Wtittbei,
lungcn, ole Der olte treue Sicner
Wolpoiiunt'@, Der Die idredlifclt
Stnnbcn mitcrlebt bot, gcnloht bat.
SIS mar in Cannes. Mullpnllant
flogtc felt GINGER 3eit iiber Elm pa-
geS llnmobliein, iiber oelien Sort.
ihreiten eir 9rief an leine Mutter
bcreitS einiges berid,tet. Gr fonnte
niht mebr orbelten, lit groBc
Shnter5en fonntc it'd folrm mebr an
oen Gid iebei1, I'M ole @orte oll-
einanoer 81 reiben. S6lieBli6 ihie1
oos 2eibcn lid ST lofoliiiren; oie
Shmericn contrcn5irten iid) oilf Die
Gingeneibe. @nr ca ibm cine gr.
leidltcritng, 81 uillcli, no hns llebcl
5u iiten idien? Gr illhte einen slr5t
duf ltnb empfin1 Die Gcrorbnung:
Nph,uet Stn NtnSo,,tonf,, a. s(S;,,trn
Gage ipnter erIdien Woupoiiont bel
bem Nr5te; or flagte, boB i cSdmer.
5cri %Sligenoninlcn battcn. @ir mil.
len eS alio nit etnaS Anoerem per-
iltd)en," mcinte Der Ir5t; yoas go
D~opbpllin lit SSbr Seinb." Manpai-
liant fam nod Saltie uno rief ieirlen
Siener: sd babe einen Scino,"
Iugte er. ySore mid genau al. Sd
iuia Tooopbpain nie mcbr ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13
Sin Snbcltna Der Sampfid)ifffnbrt.
Gon e. pom WoIObpen.

Iic Sage pflegt germ groBc Gr.
iinolmgcn oils ooS @erf ein5elncr
aberdeen bor5uitellcnl. Selbit in
nellerer Belt iuor lie burun tbGtig.
go lpl olld) lIad) ibr Vcrtbolo
Sdiuor5 bnS Ellper eriunben bos
ben, nber Die Geififtlihe Soridung
mies nod, Dob piluerartigc Mi
idnlngen ld,on III rraltcr Belt IN
China befnnni ipnren ullo oaB crit
inn Sauic bon Ssubrbllnoertcn ollrd.
Die Nrbeit pielcr Boiler ein fin
&rie9s5mede brnud)bareS SdieBpul'
Der 5uiommen9eiebt iuuroc. Sn itii-
icren Sogen limo mir ielbit 3cugen,
mie cine groBc. Die Wenidbeit III
nere @ahnen brGngenoe Grfinounb
ST Staube fon1nli. 9aS 9liftreid)
ioa erobert ipcroelt, nit ben Soaeln
Inn Die @ette mollen Die Menifer
iliegen. Gus Eroblem oeS lenfha-
rem 2uitid)iiies %beid,1ftigt tauieno
aopie uno olnldblif riiden mir
BEN 3ieIc ndber. limo penn mir es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13
@ic aft iino bic SncIm upn ct.
MpriB?

lleber oiele i1tereliontc Sroge gob
ein Sortrog oes Or. Seierli uli bent
in Strobburg t~agenbet antbropolo.
gen GongreB intercollegiate auss
funft. Ger Sortrag beridtetc iiber
einen bodintereiianten bron5e5eitlis
den Guelfirno bon ct. Woris. Sn
DEM beriibmten Seilbooe bes gn9o.
bin ionte III bieiem Sriibiobre Die
Ouclle nell gefaBt nerben, I'm. nod
nlcbr mo ipenn nloglib nod beiieres,
3. y. ipdrmereS @aiier ST. forbern.
NlS man MIN Ole ncll5eitlihe SoiInmg
Ser MolritillS : Niielle cntferntc,
lticB man 5llnud)It altf ronlildcS
Mollcrtperf. Gritnrunt iragtc mo
lid Oh nirflih ifon Die Monlcr bieic
Sciloltellcn IN elmer Sobc bon 1900
Mtetcr bcnnbt batter. Ils man 1,45
Dieter tieier binunlter fann, IticB mon
ouf Sluci illerflpiiroige Sol5robre
bon onoertboi6 bis 5lpci MeterO urd,-
meier, Die marcn ringSllnl nit flei-
ncn flir5en SdlGgeu bcboilelt, Die
nidlt iuie bel Scr, Efoblbaltel bon
acknowledgment, aber bod olld)
nid)t bon eiiernen @erf5eltgcn her.
rilbren fontlten. Wit Dem ulteren
Gnbc ltedten lie tief i'm Sblomm, 10
baB pirflid) oas @aiIer ieincn @cg
burf lie genonmen babcn mltB. Snt
Sdlomm ltcdten in lotredter Stel-
lung 5mei S6lperter nit Tolgriff
nno anouf bon iiiboeutihem 5pplis.
0armtter ihon i'm 9crgidrltt lagen
p~ertifol 9olfc uno Ginge, luie MO
iic pielfad) in Stalien, Sitfronfreif)
rmo Siibbeitihlonb 9%eiunoen but.
Gie Gage Ger @aifeu ihlieBt oic
Woglidfeit ans, bob lie Dinein &C.
idlpcnft ober bineiil gemprien iino:
tic nliliien obIidtlid bineingeitoBcn
iein ais Sotip- ooerS pfcrgabcn. Sire
genoue llnteriilhltng beieitigt jeocn
3peifel: Sic miiiien Der mittlercit
NronScSeit, ulio ctlpa Dem Sabre 1000
Dor Gbrilii n%ngeboren. Seit 5000
Sobrcn olio oient oas Stoblpoiier
bon ct. Woris Der @eiinobeitspflcge
ser Ntenibbcit. Ger 6iinb bon Ct.
Moris lit Inn 10 beoeutiamer, als
ionIt Die antbropoloeiihen Siunoe i'm
Gngaoin iebr ip1rlib iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13
SinS Die brllitcn Stcrnc Die nGditrn?

Die augcmcinc Ynliht Der Nitro
nonlen mar iriibcr, ooB Die b%cIitcn
Stcrne rcgclmGBig mld) Die Der Groc
ult NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iino. Nod) elmer
bon @orc per0ficntlid)tcu Trbeit lit
0icic 9hliioiiung ais nIlgcmcine Gc.
gel nitt nlebr 81 boltcn. NllerOing5
lit Der Stcrll, Der Der Gr0c nnl n0d)-
itcll Itcbt, 0nS Nlpbu Gcntnlrri elmer
Ser bclltcn Sterne an &intnel Ger
gcbort sur 3. &elligteitStloiie), obcr
6 gibt 0oh pcrld)ie0cnc perbGltniBz
mGbig ncnig Ielthtenoe Sternc, bic
ms nGbcr itcbcrL ais cinigc Der belt
item. Tie GrflGrlmg oieiea orid)cl-
member Yoro0ores liegt notiirlid) bus
rim, ooB Die Stcrne nid)t ole bon
herielben @roBc uno bon ocrielben
Observation-Disclosures lir0. Mondlt
iinO groBe aorpcr in mciter Gntfcr.
ming bon ser Gr0c, mGbrelto onoere
pccb0ltniBntGBig feline &0rper iirlo,
obcr ms nQber liegen. Scr belle
Stcrn G0peQo bleibt cine merfmiirs
oige M1omalic. Spcftroifopildc
9eobad)tnltaen 5cigerL DOB er ou5
eillem Roor oid)t nebeneinonber be-
finOli6er 3lpiling9Itcrne beitebt,
Mon bot i'm ollf Der S%tcrniporte BON
@rccniuid nit bent groBcn 28s5oui-
gen Hcfraftnr bcobud)tct ltn0 lit 5rl
cent Gr9cbniB gefommell, oaB lcile
Moiie etlpo Die tSiad1c Ser Some lit.
Qagegen 5eigt feline Hnrallare, Dos
or 12S 0fal. better lit ais Die Sonne.
Gieic 9roBc &cligfeit Itebt ouBer
&erbdltniB 5lt Der bercbnetcn Otaiie
bcS Stcrnc3, sic ouf cine piel gcrin=
gere @elli0teit ld)licBcn lG6t. St1noc
Die Some IN 0erielben Gntiernuna,
ipie bic Gopcllo, 10 iuiir0c lie ctlpn
lpic cin Stern bon 5lsfud)er 8r0bc
lcilhten. "a 0oS Spectrum Scr
GapeLo Dem Scr Some ouBcror-
bentlid Gbulid lit, 10 lit sic ablpei-
dung Slpiihcn ser pcrmltblifcn IL.
Der tbatiGhItd5en NcQigfeit ocsStcr-
mes nid)t qenilaclto 81 erflGrcn uno
or bIcibt Gin o~itronontiideS MGtbicl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13
Iuf nnd Sranflim, @ci. ; @irainien.
Nciic h ilOctung
bon Gliiobetb u u0olp y.
(Sd)lltB.)


6riid mo mllntCr bclticQ id) am
nGd)itcn Wiorgcn bic Eoitfutidle.
8crn bate ib uorhcr nod cine Soiie
beiBen aaficc ooer beiBer Wtilt 81
mir genonlnlen, aber iuc0cr 0elo
nod quite @orte fonnten GineS o0ar
hoS An0cre erlongcn. 60 mlBte id)
clio init lecrcm Wagen 6ieie Gage
reiie antreten. Sd ipor ia ouf) &c.
milicrmnBen 0arulii porbereitet. Won
botte mir bon 6rnnflin ans geid)rie,
ben mid fir Die Reiie in Scr goit.
iutidc in Baltimore jl p%erpropioll,
tircr. Ilo mir 0nrcD 9arrilonbilrg
fubrcn, id)oitte id) oft binouS, pb
1>iht nod mebr Ealiogiere bin5llfG.
men, ober id) blicb nit elmer Nn5obl
&iiten u1o mcinem Softer baS cill.
5ige @epdd bis 6rohflin.
Ser @eg 5irm @immelreid) lit
pertcuielt ciniom" bad)te id) icri.
5cn0. 9raitBen iuor 10 oid)ter gtc.
bel, oaB man fnlm ein poar Sd)ritte
porip1rtS ieben fonrltc. Sans 10
iuic I'M Seben," pbiloiopbirte id) mel.
fer. Mon toppt I'M 9unfcln feline
StroBe entIong mo itrebt pornartS
uno lpciter Sb man ben rihtigeu
veg. ooS iueiB man ia nie.
0od) Der &utlder wubtc i'm, oui
i'm milBte id) ucrtrmten. NRit lidcrcr
Sanb lcnttc cr ieil,c Yicroe. Scltcn
brnildtc er Die Yeitit,e, CT reocte
ibncn 5li: rltelie" ober Sling, 90
ont"
Gr mcnoetc iih III mir: Mice do.
DC, bob Is 10 ncbellD lit, Mom. Nier
an Der Gboniicc iinb itoljc Sduicr
nno 2anoiiBc, sic Sic iebeu ioI!tenl"
Nbcr il bate GtuoS aeiebcn mas
mir fir Die loiI1e, cinionle Snbrt
niel licber ipor, Sd bate III cin chr.
IideS, oifcne2 Wenlfcnontlis 9eie.
hen. ahn bongtc mir niht. Die
Ieilcn Sorten Stinnlen beS WtorgenS
tonten BON rin9Sltm olli mid Gin,
ba5niidcn bus 9lDten itnb 8cl0ute
Der Hinoer. 3ie 3Glunc beS 8ego3
entlnng iporcn nit n~n51bligen
Spinnenlueben b%eiponncn. 8cgell
bent Sihte fonnte man Die Nftll.
ratciie 0icier @cmebe betrod)tcn. Isle
%crinncrn mid ltets an jnponiIhc glr.
beiten.) Der Sau iunfelte mo gli.
terte ipie Siamanten borinren. Die
Ndunie, bic poiu Nebel c~ingebiint
bier iino bo oui ben mdbti9en Vie.
fen itanbcn, botten ctlpuS Setter,
boftes. Gs botte bod ieinen cisencn
Hei5.
@einen 8ut batte i'd langit III cin
Iuh eingepadt uno i'm @ogen &c.
bergen. Wein Soar par pom Nebel
70 bilrfn1Bt OILS oh ih ans Dem
BAD fame. go friid fiiblte id aud;
i'd botte, oaB mid fcinc Strnpntc
criniioen fonne.
Begcn 8 ubr bob lid Der Nebci.
Gin VaraoieS lag Dor mir. Die 9ta,
fur batte i1r Sod,jeitsfleio angelegt.
Sit ben boben 9ergDdnoen luauten
Die nod in G4Wit gcbiiatcn @alScr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13

5llm crltcn WtoIe 0uS Sap Der glltcn
Noifmlng unO %gclongte nod ST.
oicr. Sm Sabre 1888 mtrbc i6lieB-
lid bllrN Die @ettfobrt ser engli.
ihcu 9un1pfcr oSirilto" unO 1@reat
@cltern" ole GompiiGiiiiobrt otf
Dem S5eon p6Qig geIidcrt. Ger iieg'
reihc Greet @eitern" brolldte II
Gage, nm bon @riltol nud 9felu-2)ort
3u gelanNcn.
0cllte bcbcrriAcn &ricd5s II. San.
oeI5oonlpfcr ole Wcerc Der @eIt.
Sic 3cltNen Der critcn 6ubrt Der
nGlarcmont" bobcn wobl cine iold)c
Monolung Ser Shifiiobrt ni6t i'm
G%nticrnteItcn gcobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13
Srcie Burger.


Sranl1er ltllo Snld'er'
SahanlllIpl9e SDoreft'
@dhef ood enoll@
&onl SN1oIe nun oltI
SeIlflcf oCnl 3elf9Cllt
Nclfl peill gen ole ApreH,
NprbcrbIidcn aorfl
0reIelie gur9cf
@nl Irelc'len Sanor
SIllo mr.! 20 run Spr'
1Dr Fro9'Dni''e aus.
0elallf'9e leEo 8gr,
conn ttlFol @pr ole 9o"oe'
3ltn 5chlpcl binouS!
Ssorell ld)oH Itll0er
-" >'"" O',>"'
|eoenl perl'''hll gen
@ell'Weh FH @tols'
Aod) olc lcRt Derr'@efloe
Hu Son|ltoA"DPRe
Cen WoScn nod, aus.
NfllDer, 90 lohm An
SflS ellIOpo''S 9egeh,
Sront)t &e'hen SNoPPtH
>NIl' Srcl'''oeSlFelH'
Pel'le' ga oor' o'F3
g'lh ll'd)l niCpF 9Vla)cD'n
1te''llou)'u man i'oal III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13

YGiie snr @ciie in's Nislanb &c.
lorst 6. Maine, Wr. 413, Cit.Valti-
mrrcitraNc, rahc Chiffon !Nenic Ybc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
AN AE1'

No. 557) AN ACT GIL R. 953 To provide for the salaries of Circuit Judges whose salaries are partly paid by the counties in which said Judges hold court shall be paid. Be it en- acted by the Legislature of Alabama:
 Section 1. That whenever the salary of Circuit Judge is partly paid by a county in which said Judge holds court. said salary so paid by such county shall be paid out of the treasury of the judge or judges of such courts' Tn monthly in stallments.
 Sec. 2. That all laws both general and local in conflict herewith, be- and the same are hereby. repealed
 Approved August ?, 1907. official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
No. 7s1.)

No. 7S1.) AN ACT GIT. E. 1343
 To authorize the Railroad Commission
 of Alabama to modify or change
 any rule or regulation prescrfb ed
 by statute relating to demurrage or
 car service and charges therefor and
 the respective rights, duties and obli-
 gations of common carriers by rail
 and shippers and consignees with TO-
 spect to furnishing empty cars and
 the transportation and delivery of
 freight and delay in the loading and
 unloading of cars and receiving of
 freight and charges therefor.
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Leg islature of Alabama That the Railroad Commission of Alabama Is hereby au- thorized and empowered to modify or change from time to time, in It's judgment conditions may render neces sary or expedient any and all rules and regulations prescribed by statute relating to demurrage and car service and charges therefor and respective rights, duties and obligations of com mon carriers by rail and shippers and consignees with respect to furnishing empty cars and the transportation and delivery of freight and delay in the unloading or cars and receiving of freight and charges therefor.
 Sec. 2. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be and the same are hereby repealed.
 Approved August 9, 1907. Official
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29

No. 717) AN ACT. (il. B. 1090 To create the Sixteenth Judicial Cir
 cult for the State of Alabama, to be
 composed of the counties of Blount
 Etowah and St. Clair, to confer equity
 jurisdiction on said court as to mat
 ters arising in Blount and St. Clair
 counties. and to provide for registers
 in chancery therein. to provide for the
 appointment of d judge and solicitor
 for said circuit and fix their sal
 aries, and for the removal of pend
 ing causes and for the remanding of
 pending appeals to the new court to
 regulate the converting of grand and
 petit juries in said circuit and to
 authorize the judge of said circuit to
 adopt reasonable rules of practice to
 facilitate the business of the courts
 therein. to fix the time of holding
 courts in said circuit and places at
 which such courts shall be held and
 to require that a jury be demanded in
 civil causes.
 Section l. Be it enacted by the Leg islature of Alabama. That there is here by created and established the Six teenth Judicial Circuit for the State of Alabama, to be composed of the eoun- ties of Blount. Etowah and St. Clair
 Sec g. That as soon practicable after the passage and approval of this act the Governor shall appoint judge for said circuit who shall hold office until the next general election and who shall receive the same salary and be paid at the same time and in the same manner as the salaries of other circuit judges are paid.
 Sec 3. That as soon as practicable after the passage and approval of this Act, the Governor shall appoint solicitor for said circuit who shall hold office until the next general election and who shall be required to prosecute criminal cases in all the counties of the circuit. and he shall receive the same salary and be paid at the same time and in the same manner as other circuit solicitors are paid.
 Sec 4. That the court in the several counties composing said circuit, shall be held at the following times and places: In Etowah County. non-jury terms shall begin the fourth Monday in January and June and may continue for one week. Jury terms in said county shall begin the first Monday in April and October and may continue until the business Is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.

No. 644) AN ACT GIL B. S94 To prohibit any person who holds the
 office of Justice of the Peace, or any
 other office where authority is given to
 issue warrants of arrest. from acting
 as attorney in cases where the complaint
 against the defendant was made before
 such person, and the warrant of arrest
 was issued by him, in his official ca-
 pacity.
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama, That from and after the passage of this Act, it shall be un- lawful for any person who holds the office of Justice of the Peace, or of No- tary Public, Ex-Ohlcio Justice of the Peace or any other office where the au- thority is given him, as such officer, to issue warrants of arrest, to act as an attorney in any case where the complaint charging said defendant with the commis- sion of a public offense was made before such person in his official capacity, and the warrant of arrest In said case was issued by him as said officer. This pro- hibition shall apply in all cases where the person. acting as said attorney, took the complaints in the case, and issued the warrant of arrest as officer au- thorized to perform said acts, whether said officer he has final Jurisdiction of the case, or acts merely as a commit ting magistrate.
 Sec. 2. That any person who is guilty of violation of this Act shall be guilty of misdemeanor. and upon conviction shall be fined not less than fifty, nor more than five hundred dollars.
 Approved August ', 1907.
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.

No. 556) AN ACT GIL B. 9S5 For the relief of Walter Cotter Co.,, on
 unexpired license as future dealers.
 Whereas, Walter Cotter Co. were li- censed by the State of Alabama to do business asi future dealers for the year 1867. in the city of Montgomery. Alabama, for which said Walter Cotter Co., paid the sum of $500: and
 Whereas, By an act of the Legislature approved March 7th, 1907, said license was cancelled and an additional license of $500 % was imposed upon said Walter Lotter Co.,, to do business as future deal CTS; and
 Whereas, Said Walter Cotter O. de- clined to pay said additional license and ceased to do business on April 9th 1907 leaving an unexpred term of eight months and twenty-four days under said license.
 Therefore, be 1t enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama, That the Auditor is hereby authorized to draw his warrant in favor of said Walter Cotter Co. on the Treasurer of the State of Alabama for the sum of s36s CO., being the amount of said license unexpred on April 9th. 1907 Be 1t enacted that the Board of Revenue of Montgomery County be and are hereby authorized to draw a war rant OF the County Treasurer of Mont gomery County for the sum of S73.59, be- inr the amount of the county license un- expired on April 9th, 1907.
 Approved August ?, 1901
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29

No 426) AN ACT (S. 475 To fix and provide for the salary of the Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Cir cult of Alabama.
 Section ]. Be 1t enacted by the Legis-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
(H. 551.

No. 376.) AN ACT (H. 551. To amend an act entitled An Act to au-
 thorize and require the commissioners court of Pickens County to set apart and appropriate money from the gen eral fund of said county with which to pay and discharge certificates of State witnesses issued by the foreman of the grand jury and the clerk of the circuit court of said county fees which by law become a good claim against the fine and forfeiture fund of said county as hereinafter provided in section two of this act. and to regulate the manner of said payments, and fixing the amount of said witness fee, approved December 13, 1900.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the legisla- ture of Alabama, That an act entitled act to authorize and require the com- missioners court of Pickens County to set apart and appropriate money from the general found of said county with which to pay and discharge certificates of State witnesses issued by the foreman of the court ofssaid county, fees which by law
 
 and forfeiture fund of said county as hereinafter provided in section two of this act, and to regulate the manner of said payments and fixing the amount of said witness fee, approved December 13, 1900, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
 Sec 2. That the county treasurer of said county is hereby authorized and directed to place all money now or here after accruing to the fine and forfeiture fund of said county to the credit of the general fund of said county and to pay state witnesses before the grand jury and the circuit court of said county their fees and all other claims now payable or hereafter payable out of such fine and forfeiture fund out of such general fund of the county.
 Sec 3. The State witnesses in attend dance before the grand jury of said coun- ty shall be entitled to a certificate from the foreman of the grand jury for the sum of seventy-five cents per diem for attendance and five cents per mile trav- eled each way, while attending court and for ferrage actually paid, and the State witnesses in attendance upon the circuit court of said county shall be en- titled to a certificate for attendance miage and ferriage in like sum and at the same rates as provided for witnesses before the grand jury in this section to be signed by the clerk of the circuit court.
 Sec. f. That it shall be the duty of the county trea aIrer of said county on pre- sentation of any of the certificates pro- vided for in the foregoing section to pay the same without further endorse ment from such general fund of the coun- ty and to cancel the same, keeping record of the amount of the same which certificates shall be vouchers for the said treasurer on his settlemeQt provided
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29

No. 624) AN ACT GIL B. DOG To appropriate a sum of money to pay for the stationery and stationery sup plies used by the Legislature of Ala bama during the present session.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Leg islature of Alabama. That the sum of fifteen hundred s1.500.O0 dollars. or as much thereof as may be necessary be, and the same Is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the Treasury to pay for the stationery and stationery supplies used by the Legislature of Alabama and the employees thereof during this present session.
 Sec ? Be it further enacted. That the Auditor is hereby authorized to issue his warrants for such amounts as may be certified to by the Secretary of State. Approved August G. 1907. Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-29
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.

No 52O) BE TT RESOLVED (H.J.R. BIC
 By the House of Representatives, the Senate concuring, that upon the ap- proval of the municipal code bill by the Governor that the Secretary of State be and he is hereby directed to have two thousand copies of the bill printed for free distribution to the members of the Legislature and the several cities and towns in this state. That each member of this House and Senate be allowed five copies.
 Approved August 1, 1907. Official.
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.