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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
SMUGGLE JAPANESE.
Scheme of Getting Them From Mexico
OstensibIy to Canada.

San Antonio, Tex, April ia special
from Mexico City says:
Representatives of the United States
department of commerce and labor who
have been making a quiet investigation
here during the last few days, are said
to have discovered some startling facts
In connection with Japanese passing into
the United States from Mexico. A num-
Der of Japanese labor agents from the
United States, it Is said, have been quiet
ly operating among the Japanese who are
now in this country, and desire to en-
ter the United States and are said to
have instructed hundreds of Japanese in
this country to proceed Immediately to
the Texas border ports and declare that
they are en- route to Canada. BY this
means they hope to enter illegally hun
dreds OF Japanese into the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
HUSBAND MAY BE LYNCHED.
Tissue Shot His Wife and Said a Ne
gro Attacked Him.

Kirby, Kas., April 16.-Mrs. T. T. lis
sue, who was shot Saturday evening,
while fishing on a creek, has revived
and told the story of the affair. She
signed sworn statement, saying her
husband did the Shooting and threw his
gun in the creek and according to Mrs.
Tissues statement he rubbed his wife s
blood on his shirt to confirm his story
that he was attacked by negro. Feeling
is high and a lynching is probable.
The Orange State Guards are now
guarding the prisoner in the Newton
county JAIL the company having been
ordered to proceed to Newton by the
adjutant general today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
Cold Was General.

Atlanta, April 15.-The cold weather of
the past three days extending throughout
the state of Georgia and reaching as
far south as Jacksonville. Fla, appears
to have done enormous damage to fruit
and vegetables, and injuring cotton to
a considerable extent. The lowest tenn
perature for April ever recorded here
in April, 2S1s degrees, was reached Sun
day morning. Sunday night freezing
point was reached. Ice was formed here
and killing frost is reported some dis
lance south of Macon Reports to the
Journal report great damage to peaches
throughout the entire northern part of
the state, temperatures as low as 26
degrees We're reported from several points
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
SQUADRON at Norfolk.

NorfoiK.l Va. April 15.-The North At
lantic fast CO ipFising four battleships
and three cpin aw under command y
Rear Admiral eY ID. Evans, is now
anchored IN i on Roads. ready to
receive tie flee IL foreign powers which
will attend the pening of the James
town exposition, The bulk of the fleet
passed. in the capes at 1850 this after
noon. The battleships Connecticut and
Texas and the cruisers Washington, Ten
nessee and Brooklyn were awaiting them.
The other vessels are the Maine, Indiana,
Ohio, New Jersey, Louisiana, Missouri,
Georgia. Rhdoe Island, Kearsarge, Ken
lucky, Illinois, Alabama and Iowa.
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Rear Admiral Goes to Pri,

st. Petersburg, April 15.-Ree Ad-
miral Nebogatoff, whose surrender If
the Pacific squadron at the battle Of
the Sea of Japan, led to his trial by
courtmartial and sentence of death,
but whose sentence was committed to
ten years Imprisonment in fortress,
has begun to serve his term In the fort
ress of st. Peter and ST. Paul. He was
allowed to choose the time for the
commencement of his sentence and is
assigned to comfortably furnished
room the fortress and will be al
lowed special diet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
Disappears From Steamer.

New York, April ia wireless mes
sage has just ,been received by way of
Halifax stating rth.t Percy Janis, broth
err of Elsie o. the young star of
THE Vanderbilt q iisappeared from
the steamer MinneapoiIs seq today. 1t
is believed that he eithe Ill or jumped
overheard. He was % years of age and
was on his way to London, where he was
to take part in lie London production Of
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
BEER NeeR ~

of the group comprising the university,
was burned to the ground. The loss is
estimated at half million dollars, but
the equipment of this department of the
university cannot be replaced without
years of labor. Like the Mcdonald en-
cheering building, destroyed by fire April
8, with loss of nearly three-quarters
of a million, the medical department con-
tanned many records and instruments
which probably cannot be reproduced
The fire was discovered shortly after
/ o'clock by a Waterman. By the time
the apparatus arrived the flames had
gained great Roadway and were prac-
tically beyond control. The cause OF the
Are Is unknown.
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Ice at Talladeua.

Talladega, April Is. Especial. lice
formed in low places, and frost covered
the ground this morning A freezing wind
from the north blasted vegetation. All
tender plants are destroyed. Young leaves
of trees, grape vines and shrubbery are
black and the grapes and fruit is ruined.
The frost has done immense damage in
this section. The oldest inhabitant has
never known of two weeks of cold wealth
or after Easter Sunday, nor indeed does
cold spell last this long even in mid
winter
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
Venezuela to Receive Russell.

Washington, April 16.-Reports received
here from Venezuela are to the effect
that the government of that country
made a special effort to give warm re-
cention to Mr.. Russell, the American
minister, upon his return to his post.
President Castro, being i'll, was unable to
personally receive Mr.. Russell, but he
sent the minister of foreign affairs. DR..
Pull, and his wife to pay his respects to
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell at hte American
legation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
:ation Ready.

lSpecial.)-The new
inal station in this
and st. Joseph
illness for the open
rsday. Many tropi-
we're set out today
and in the grounds
aimed. Mobile and
determined to give
'ance as possible.
is ever brought to
In front of the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
DAMAGE In Nirrinia.

Danville, Va, April 15.-1Me rect cold
weather experienced in Danville and
vicinity during the past several days has
done great damage to fruit trees and to
growing vegetation. Reports from the
surrounding country are that pra 'ticaly
all of the peach, plum, cherry an peer
crop has been destroyed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
At Union Sprinqs.

Union Springs, April 15.-G ciaI)--A
heaVy frost greeted the people re Sun
DAY morning and the mercury q qpped to
Tour degrees below freezing; ice was seen
in many places
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Damage at Athens.

Athens, April 15.-tSpeclal.) -All garden
truck oad yolng frgit is killed here hy
the two past nights Isevere weather. Car
dens were never as far advanced at this
season of the year, and all will have TO
be replanted. large number of farm
ers had planted cotton and it was -
ing up, and it is feared thai VI
to replant, for it 10
freezes the pa~-
the see.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
FATED M'GILL UNIVERSITY.
The Second Mysterious Fire In TIVE
Weeks

Montreal. April 15.-McGill university
early this morning suffered its second
great loss from fire within two weeks.
The medical building, one of the largest
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
-.,.J-Additional

today state that the de-
-"vt1on of the fruit and vegetable crops
Is almost complete. The corn, oats and
wheat crops are also badly injured, but
to what extent is not now known.
great deal of corn had been planted and
was up, much of it was kille ,utright
and the little that was left badly
injured 1t will have to be re-pl cd The
farmers and fruit growers very
gloomy over the prospects
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
"a for Suffrage.

l5.-Prince Paul
delegation this
eminists, who
itutional demo-
,tion of women
Nv. A. Makaloff
! democrats in
jim earnest and
hat the party
use of women's
ion to this end
len feasible.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
REPORTS CONFIRM
RAVAGES OF FROST
Many Grain Crops Must Be Re-
planted
IN BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT
Fruits and Vegetables Are Greatly
Damaged In This Section, Though
the Full Extent Is Not
Yet Known.

Additional reports from all sections of
North Alabama further confirm, and in
some instances increase the amount of
damage done to fruit and vegetable crops
by the heavy frost of Sunday morning.
The continued cold weather Sunday
night and Monday morning adds to the
damage already done. AS a result of the
frost many crops will have to be re-
planted. q
Much damage is reported as having been
done in the large young peach orchards
near Hartsele.
Talladega reports ice in lowladns and
killing all tender vegetation, even leaves
of trees being killed.
Great damage to all vegetation which
was considerably advanced in growth is
reported from Athens.
Further reports of great damage to
fruit, corn, oats, wheat and other crops
is reported from Gadsden. Some of these
crops will have to be replanted
In the Birmingham district great dam
age is reported in the truck farms and
fruit orchards. Tomato and other small
plants are reported killed ana IL is IeareI
that much damage has been done larger,
fruit-bearng trees, though the extent Of
their injury cannot be known for several
days.
Hartselle, April 15.-(Special.)-A the
hopes that had been held out for the
safety of the peach crop were blasted yes.
terday morning. when an examination
was made, and it was discovered that all
the peaches were frozen. This means a
big loss to this county, and to the own
ers of the Elberta orchards here. The
heaviest losers are Messrs Riddle, Oden
and Sherrell Brothers. This was the
second bearing year, and it is quite a
triad to the owners to see all their labor
and expense go to naught
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
TAFT BANQUETED
BY PORTO RICANS
CHIEF JUSTICE EXPRESSES HOPE
FOR CITiZENSHIP-DlF
TIES IN THE WAY, SAYS WAR
SECRETARY.

San Juan, P. R.. April 15.-secretary Of
- dav II -
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New

Mobile,
union pas
city, at
streets, wi
ing ceremc
cal plants
in front of
which will
Ohio offici,
as tropical
Some of tn
this city v
station.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16
"Fenini

st. Peters
Dolgorouko
evening fl
pleaded TIL;
Gratis take
suffrage in
and other {
formed the
courteous 6
would cnal
rights and
would be II
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-16

To purify, vitalize and enrich your blood
create an appetite and give you strength
LIQUID or tablets, 100 Doses One Dollar.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-01

Die 6rI. 9Rari, Samint uno
Gtna anOQmfper BON Ssncrion Git0
iino fir eiusn ortiwbbtntIhen Gui.
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Itbrit TlCnlid1 nab Sclleriou Giiu
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E0re in erlpcIcn, obIcQcn,
Mis- in Itbter g9phr 9trr Gbun
Cd rtloer nit eirlblhntiotn bcibdis
.tlli, clIdBtt uno iooitlc Ole Slhtl
btr Wditnt tlnt 0IdpptribIdu1c Die
> SUB IL Der yau0c mas.
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.'brlru SountdA bictber jurit non
Si. SitOrp. Slls, ltip. &ornot3
gIlll IN Sc9lsliuna Der luascu 0cr,sn
QOrru WuuotrIia mo 6rco Nltucr.
-6rau 0enlD !. 6niircp lptItr
itit tiaiRcn hioHdttn bier btl otm
@nter uro onoern @uwanNteu AM
&ciub pe,Ii,. il an TicninQ nab
9ttW Nnyi 81 ibrtm gattsn iurudac.
tcbrt. Abre StwdQtriu 6rl. 8oia
6Oiirup bealciteis tie bis NOihnlicu.
no. no tllu Gultrup tinlat laAt
uuo GrI. SOia laaasrc 3eii bei Der
Sdmlllc Yues perpelcn ,plro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-01
! SerHaro NilOe. :

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un0 btinnnter ocuiider (iOnier 2Eet.
phaIia's teimataangen. Auh Ser.
ndro gSilot III nitt mtbr.
6s mar Mlitterncdt. Srdubtn oul
Der Fdrm nn Der 9Rdrits 6rtti, plr
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miQcu uuo icliotn Tarmhnuie ialititn
uuo tylumteu Biz t!eiuen CnteI. 0!g
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QertOhttr. nebii Sphr uno Sc6ter
Vno mlh. umttatW ihpeigtro mil
Icuhten Nuleu ous Qrantenbett Dc:
&aicys. all 0d= Ct lett Wouateu aeIeit
ielt. Tjt llbr od uuttu i'm Sptiiet
simmer tinott 10 chen 0as tfuot Dc:
2j,CH sui az grjic triti otr 5potst
tulcl ms t5tmat. Der ll;t Sb,ay
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bic mUotn HuGcu ot4 Sranttr onntr
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bc3rlbcr urN a,Gttyl;tb tjm SS'ta9
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-01
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limo bitter un9.
Srl. 9uln g@it1trs ppn ST.
Qouis lpeIt iHr Sci. IN ClltrRhOui,.
Sur Gb,til Shu,i,er btrl0uiit
GO Gdtr SoIiIauo an Tim 9lrpu i0r
Sj5000.
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IN t6oit ibrtr &srUdnoltn. rrlu Is.
h 6etitI.
-,luitrt StyCintr babcN has
Shnllctouos nit e'utm Heutn Edb
bon elieHtIth p'ricltn.
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lang bri Der 6awIIlc gu0un 9etg II
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III inr Set nit elmer guictl Polltar.
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'lia." 9ufbiOpn uno RibtOuntain aes
ponnsn lpsroen.
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ten lisr am leBivn 'Samfoa ocm Sts
aribniiIr iaus S6wasns, hts ptrh.
perra g,rnoro seilbs bel.
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am nadfsn Waiiirpod s,l,iic in gssh.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-01

--etisi unfer aHtr alten 6tsunOss
unO gsianrtsH aH,sia, an onO1,r
SisIs. Strr GsarIinsip iatat utOsr
Nabs uOt Roiisn Gua @tIb 10 ipa.
r,n uno non ,ullsn @eitd:tshduitm
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nirorlasr,u Yreiin oils an esrsiro ptr'
tauit piro. S.ius @anrsn finO ni5t
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asn. SaourG oab sr oas Sublitum
ourt aujsissE in teu 3sitnHs,H nit
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sr mas Ct bs,usft: 0uis Runoih1it.
iur ofn Rnnoen mo gsr.dufsr prOiit,
abIsguns Der @aars uno Roum fir
nsue.
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III 6Olt usbaItsnsn PitnIi beIifIsn iit
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-01

6rau g9llbermiedtel Il. QluOtr pon
ct. gcuis iuo Die 0dits ibrer Gltern
rdp. 8rOBslttrn. S,rr uno Hrau on.
Qorllu.
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lih oes &eiuhss Der Tlmen 2uoWl9
uuo Wtp,r nsbii osren 2lnoer pcn
ct. youis.
Der Grot iiir ols an dupcrer
Strue a,atbeH Geographic unitrrs
periiorbenen @tmtiHot NlitlIitoss
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en- aItta 6ranoc, Mlioy 3oisp5 ].
Sucd:.
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StuaIaocn mo mbtIttt II otEcn
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ten ,iiih gu ongeln, puyoc Ntvrn Nbr
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troitIrru bate.
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friB CilihIotQcr uno g9ilt;lm %tu
bcn bon 81. 6llinbetl w1hntsn dm
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elmer @pts bel Der 2otttr Hdlrtutid,
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VncQc elmer IIcincu Fnltlm wtllt.
nlto Sonutdl mi ihrtr ebenilNs
bort lrtitnotu Nnouu, 9lureIia bier
beSurid,chytu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-01

Captain Mm. 9. Subr ltloci
Isit M.twoh lsBtsv 2SOte at tintr
Gubp,rrentuna.
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6rtirag nab mshrr0dtntlitsm Mi
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mo 9oQn c0cibcu.
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gruotr ojcrhlrH Stmuot Uno Dem
botw. Sos &ontcm9, Der oi; eyl,tJcr
leImheAleiiCte, ais GUhrm1m.
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pohnttn ron bier bel: &tn &. g9llot.
zen Siraihlua, Noolgb hampctti
uno 6rI. %ruaorO 99t,utr uuc sen,
IN @neramtpcr nit SamllIt. Nj,
b,rIdict mar oas Qjuu; al, btiaat.
brionotrs rayt pertrtitu wlytu Wt,.
mo 81 G,iiobcta.
-9eu Aobn Saaobotbs Der jtjt
Nlti 3dbrm RUett bti N!yyn &tn
Stauutttr mar. pito. jobalO ois
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{; nh bpn otr guttl GurtaaaS Die
oititm 9tporotn. et4 6iatn Suo
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Stu Ibtr iejneu @erluit iammtyi ,e:y-
ben etmiB Ole lunStu Stoncu or
StnOi lubtIn ubty mas rt atwoaat1.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-01
Grinneruu9.

O. tddulsIt aai benz StrOh, oes esbehS,
DIR ReniAm sdiNIein bin pno beS
Sm Orange bells sriebrten Strebene
Gilt es pom Slrome in has yleer.
Sier treibt Der SdidiaIsImrm es weiitr,
@ubI MaRasr fisbt ben iidern fOrti
Die 0sIinung aber triigt ibn Ieioer,
Die Sraupuns reibt i'm nit it9 fort.
Bic in oem rpilosu SebensipieIe
Or idIicbh9 tOmRt gum Issten 9ie!s,
uuN einfam wdre ibm uertIurseE
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Ian MAcLAREN.


Rev. John Watson. whose death Is
today chronlcled. viii be remembered
wherever English literature is read, ny
his pen name, under which he wrote
a series OF sketches published twelve
years ago with the title Beside the
Bonnie Brier Bush Unlike Barrie,
he idcalzed the persons he pictured,
He psopled the glen OF Drumtocnty with
austrre. sympathetic. brave men and
women in whom the spirit. of humor
was deeply planted. In his portrayal
Of Scotch types he exaggerated their
good qualities and made them better
thnn they were-with one exception.
Or Weemm Mcclure. Here IS d warrior
that appeals universally Ia mankind;
mo writer living or dead, ever created
"a hero finer than this country phySl-
clam. "A Doctor of the old School Is
"A modern classic In list OF the
greatest short stories. II could not rank
lower than third or fourth. Though
minister OF the Presbyterian church, Dr.
Watson was un-orthodOX and narrowly
cscaped trial for heresy over his sketch
of dPosty." whom he allowed 10 die
unconverted and yet with the hope Of
life everlasting He was intensely re
ligious but not tainted with cant. No
more beautiful tale of the Masters last
days was ever penned than Or wat
sou's IN the upger Room. Among
persons al Scottish birth or heritage
the death OF Ian Maclaren VIII be
counted a personal loss.