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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
Aonisrei@ 2siirttent6ers.

S~'O<Ss'Y SS~><>>S>s>~Ss8s
@tuttgart. Der giiresr=
ausldub hat gu feinem Sbmann Sen
Eehtsanpalt Or. Grlanger (@p.)
uno gum itellpertretsnbsn Sbmann
ben 8udbdnoIer Slider (So5.) se=
ipdblt.
8eneralmaior a. .. 9llbert BON
Rienler beging Die 5eier leines 80.
@eburtsfeites. Der a0nia bat oen
greiien Sff;oter aus Oielem slnlaiie
hesliidtpiinihen lahen.
Nltenfetg. - Sn Ser Ndbe
ron Spislk-g 1T cine an Der Strabe
itebenhe gfeune nit sroben 5euz tln6
Sebmbporrdtben oes Subrmanns
Sebr nieoergebrannt.
80 tngen. - Hah dnnaberno
21aidbriaer Wirtfamteit berlieB uns
unler allbeliehter unterle6rer Sp'eph
Betting, seboren 81 Oentingen. Sein
reuer Mirfungsfreis lit SuttlInsen.
Groeeer.ostenm 2saoen.
8euren. 9lnton Ndpple BON
gsuren or. l1eberlingen) ipuroe i'm
@aloe beim Sol5fdllen pon einem
Stamms erihldgen.
8euggen. 6ter lpuroe bic
2ethe bes felt 9lnfang 9s3embsc b.
$. bermibten @iiterinipstturs WieIer
geldnbet.
8uhenberg. - Oas eroBe
Mobn= uno Setonomieseb6uos oes
8aitbauies CUR ,arone" ipurbe Elm
aaub ser 5lammen. Der G9aoen
hetrdgt iiber 10000 Mort.
@mm men Yin gen. - Der MGrs
ter Der grobb. Sell unb pfleseanitalt
Gmmenoineen, 0alenttn 8edsr aug
2ansenbriiden, puroe BON einem
Yatienten in ben &opf eefoGen.
Yeder peri9ieo nah elmer balben
Stun0e.
Gubisbei m. - 6ier tpurbe Der
so Sabre alte 8abnipart Offner bon
benz perionen5us auf freier @trede
erfaBt unb niebersenorfen. Ser re9ts
Mrm ipurbe bem 8eoauernspertbe1
abgefabren.
Gr(ak- Sotprtusen.
8it19peiler. - Gin frsder
8e1ele brane in bic Wobnuns bes
Jrtieurs 2emble, als biefer f9on fort
tpar. untenntlih gemaht bur9 eine
f9ipar5e Maste, f9lus er nit einem
3niippel bic 13idbrise 5ohter nieber
unb brebte bas 2i9t aus. Oie bett=
ldgerise 5rau bes Jriieurs 1drie um
9ilfe. 9ierauf elite ibre Mutter.
bic 7OjGbrise Mittpe Sobo, berbei,
eeraoe nod re9t5eitig senus, nm
benz Mduber, Der it1 nit einem Ndb=
tii9, in bem fi9 100 Marf befanben,
entfernen tpollte. Ser @duber, Elm
@dubmader 9aberer, ipuros bereits
perbaftet.
8itih. - 6ier tpurbe Elm JrGul.
Rlemm perbaftet, bic einen Nentner
Sr0bli6, Der naa tur5er aranfheit
itarb. au Sobe sepflest bate. Sm
Mahlane besfelben ipurbe auber BEL
fen aleibern ni4t bas @ertnsite gez
funben, obipobl er tur5 porber Elm
9ous fiir II, 800 Marf perfauft battle.
Snxem6nrg.
BURG. = Sn 2amah=
llaine lit bas breiiGbrise Rtnb oss
Maurers Molf, oas nit Geuer ipielte
unb bon Den Jlammen ergriffen
ipuroe, ieinen 0erlebungen erlegen.
Differbtngen. = Sn elmer
CRUDE ipurbe Der Bergn1ann s. g..
Mobtpinfel, Der nit Sransportiren
bon Minett befndftist tpar. BON einem
llnltippenoen Wasen setroffen unb
ihper berleht.
0eGerret&- Nn9arm.
Witn. Der 5Gnser SDief pro=
hcsdt. Der in beutlhen @3tdottn piele
fSxt.nsso <aYA:n~. s.~.s.E4n x....~k. -. e,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

Nidt ale 5elben iinb perbeirdtet,
aber ant Werbeiruttten iino S.Iben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

Better erliit Der 57iGbrise Mrheiter
Jriebridb @enih eine 1hipere @ebirn~
trf6iitternng, an osren Jolgen ct
itarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

bptp borlitanbia nieber. lleber oie
Gntfsbungsl.rlade oieies Shabet
feuers mar nihts 8efimmtss Su sre
fabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

Rd el. = Ods 1elfene sSeIt 0er
anlbenei, 6oh3tit beainsen Ser Snba1
li6e Mn6reas unb feline syrau, geb.
Wetlaufsr. in Der Wtiiblengai1e. Mus
Qinlab Der sseitr tprroe ben Subilarer
i'm Nanaen bes Raiitrs Elm Gelogez
fhenf iiberipie}en.
gidbe3ell. 2tbtens fano man
bic 60iGbrigt Wittipe Rorpl;ne6nn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

VctltCS Der &lrde, pdllll 1OllCBt man
ole tntboIiid)en S6ltlcn mo Sluin0t
Ole &inocr, in unDl0ubi0c mo Qott-
loic Stant2ihulen SIT 1cGcn; cn0lid)
id)licBt mon Scr Stride cen 3uundlo
bon gutcn uno tiihtiNcn Yricitcrn
ub, lnocm man oic iunGcn Glcrifer
III Die 2lrncc 5iuingt.
Sic Wt0uncr an Der Spite Scr &C.
QcnmGrti0cn iron5olildlcn 9icgicurng
linO g~ctreuc Nud)folGcr ibrcr &ora
g0r9cr bonn Is. Gobrbunocrt, Man
l1er lpic Wnrot, Robcapicrrc, Sean
&ocQuc MouiieolL &oliuirc II @tnocrt.
lucldc lid cbcnfollS Ocridmorcn hat
ten bic Stride nit Stumpi un0 SiIc'
ans Dem 9o0cn Srnntrcid'S SIT rel.
Ben. Sorct nllr, mic elmer Der &c
0crn0rtigcn Miniitcr lid) oifcntlid,
nlsorildtc: @ir BADEN ,SellIS Gbri.
ltlla aus 0Cl SdulclL oifcntlid)cn
WobltbGtigtCitS : Nnltolten @crihtS-
b0fcnL Irntcc un0 Slottc ucringt; cS
blcibt ms MIR nod ilbrig, i'm ulld)
nod aus Den iibrigcn Gbcilcn 0c>
2onocS 5It periu9cn. 6crncr lu0tc CT:
Same @utt iid)tbnr olli GroclL mir
miirbcn i'm nidt ais ilbcr ms tie
bcn0 bctradtcl1, loll0crn mir nilrNcl
nit linn MIR mic nit cinCnl @lcidge
l"tclltel bul10Clll. Weld)' cine WottcSs
l0ltcrung! Nbcr lie ltcbt gor5 I'M
.Ginflong nit Dem 8ciitc Der 9cgcn-
luortigcn &cgicrurga 9 WGnlcr, mel.
d,c mic i1rc %ora0uacr 0cS tS. Sobr-
bunocrtS al nid)tS Nn0ercS 81 0lalle
ben porgcbcn, nlS al Ole @ottin Der
SlciiheSlllit, pcrlinnbiloliht ourd)
cine nieOcrc Tirnc, mcldc tic cincS
Cages III icicrlid)cnl S%riumpBuAe
oltrth Ole StroBcu ForiS in bic Sir.
de BON Atotrc Game iilbrtcnL lie niti
0cn Sod)oltnr lcbtcr, Damn Dor iGr
nic0criiclcll, i6r @ci6rulld) opfcrtcn
mo nit @cihrci crfl0rtcn, lie iCt scr
ein6igc @ptt, Den iic i'm Sinncl uno
oiti Green anjlcrtcnncn gUuiIlt
lCicn.
Sum SdlIR crflGre id) icicrIid),
Dob Dor Dem Gid)tcrltublc Der mobl-
crlcudielcn ut0 mobrbciielicbcnoen
0iicntlidcn Wcinmtg, Dor DEM Wclt.
rihteritll1lc Der @crchtigfcit, Der
Sreibeit mo 0cgcnicitigcn Hcdt
id)oficnbcit, Die 0cgcruuGrtiGc Irn,5o'
hide Gcgicrnn0 am EronGcr itcbt
ais ein m%oiicnboftcr Hdubcr bciIigcn
Gi0cttbunlS, ais Cit beipotiidcr uuO
%tpronniitcr ltntcrOriltfcr ollcr 9icd)
tc, Der mctld)lidlcn mic Der D0ttli'
d)eil, olS Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
nClde Is ie oui Green 0cgcbcn bat.
W0gc Dcr Sag nid)t icrnc iciL
mann Die GcgcnuGrti1c NcNicrnl1
Sronlrcid)'S bis in ben Stonb gCoc.
nliitbigt mcr0cn miro, Oontit iic mic
Der 5ltr chtcn SciinnunN tonlmc,"-
Nod) Dem Gortru0c lurr0cn nlcb
rcrc Ncihliilic ocioBt IN llcbcrcin-
Itinmntrg nit Ocn @ciinn1ulNcn ocS
SortrugcS; un0 luur0c cntid)icOcn,
Dob cine Gopic Der geiuBtcn @citliiiic
al Den frou5Gliid)en @eionotcn III
Waibington on 4irGiiocnt 9iooicpclt,
an oen Eoplt mo an &or0inol ri
dor0, Gr5biidoi BON Foris, obgc-
ienoet mcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
!6cirntbS 2itrnscn.

Mortico Cole, 81. nrb Sou VI.
Gping, %; Npplifont Cigar Sono-
ner, Nr. 1904, WcIt Son1bor0.S trabc.
&oinpette ". @rotoit, sc, mo Mlors
goret q. Wottinglp, 81; Ipplifont =.
". Mobcrtion, 9tr. $50, 9torO.GGarlcS.
StruBc.
Mi0lunn Elitt, 81, uno Minric $.
Stein. 10; Npplitont Z. Hcbntnum.
9tr. 2016, Wcit- lombard StrdBc.
Moltcr NIbert 3oic, ~, un0 @cnr.
uiCpc z, Sonf, 81; NppIifont Irnu
Sopbin .. Moic, Nr. 22O, Siio-Gal.
Gon!rStroBe
Snnlca &. NtfinioL %, un0 Woluic
!. Stindcomb, u; 2(pplifont &. 6.
Tenbnrot, Nr. 327, Nor0sS hroe0cr-
StroBe.
SoiepG &. 9regel. %. mo @llNuitu
SolBmonn, 10; applifont ySiliom
Ebiqips, Nr. 105, Noro.9rooioro'
Strobe.
GOlpar0 Suno, 80. uno SonlcS z.
.. 5000, 10; applifont GolparO
2uno, 9tr. 725. @eit.9 Baltimore. 2 IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

iSu uctfnufcH:
Sene nclcn mohctilcn 6fueiltndigcn Sduier an
Der ~Noros9urle1rS trabc, 5lpii1en oer Sliri
Inount'slocnne mo SuDettesS irabe; cementirte
Seller, Srotioire illo Sofc; cmaiairte Babe
iporne mo auGcrsgbGiifie; Murmor.I reppet,
Strnbenpfluftcr aus 0erelu5ien 3ieeelfteinen.
Observation-Disclosures. @equenle Serfnufss
NebinOuHsell. Yreis 5000. 90. &rltnb6inS $50
pro 5abr. Ncbmt Die 5airmountss lpenue'Bl es
CONS.
@alier 9. @rItpbaI, an Sri unb Steue.
(g,cbI5-ScSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
8 es ieBt,

Scet lit sic Belt, nm cine SanmIuna bon
{: 4 ". Wreen Grabbing stamps 6u beplrlle1.
gle lparell ltht ltIr % bis 40 Eroiellt, lonocrH
sic t0ellelI ~lllllcren @roill NIT ms, illocm sic
praptoole @eidcltic ttci crbultcu.
@gtra'S tanteS nuo i'm &rciic r~sbn5trtr SiiBrcr.
.Sinlrp. 9'iber, iir mcINc Sic picle f66nc mo
lllPilc0e @cGcllltduoc crbultert. rain gctlllt.
oo stamps nit elmer gruEeu Siidic ". d y.
Sndpulurr, 50c.
30 Stands nit cincm @turO pnu uuicrcm beiten
Stcc, zoe.
40 Stamps init cinrm &inno uuicycs bcHca
Sbcce, zoe.
30 Stnntps nit ciucn, YfIrn uuicrcS Dcitca
Shccc, Zoe.
90 Stamps nit ciucm Giuuo Ouu Enicrcm Ucitcu
SBcc, BIC.
80 stamps mi c!Ecm &iruo uun unIcrcm bcteu
Saiiec, 35c.
p Stanpe init ciucm Giuno uuu unicrcm DcitcH
SGiicc, ZOE.
20 Clamps nit c!ucm @iuno uun unicrcm bcItcn
Suftce, PIC.
10 StnIlpc nit ctucEi Giuuo ppu uuicrcm bcitcu
Snifcc, 20c.
Uno niclc nnocrc Ipc5tcuc GtumpsS ffcrtcn mo
i'm NrCiic ~rC0liirtc fiibrCr.
(Wtdf lcbc ole Hlite I'M Guocu)
Butter.
Nlaiu SrcamcriI- Butter lit bic nclicibicitc md
Iifci:c Srttcr int Wiartt; u%cr'rdlt nc, SOC. Yin,o.
Striit iriidlc Gicr, 2Sc. has Suecnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Tsrau Gliiabrt9 Mneolpb.

Gle 9fnsfielluno bot genaItem Yorsennn
ipurbe Wlputag, ben 8. Se5einber, er6ifirt.
3dalih bon 10 llbr Yormiiiass bis 8 llbt
9ia6mittdes.
@robe MustpabI bon prctsipcrtber Beibnnhis.
@efdenfen. fSept30--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

- SicicnipcE, ole ocutibe Sduoipertcr. 9lrbcis
ter mo ,Nicnftboien 81 beid,0iti9cn pilIlfdeIt,
ipoIIei IN) pcrt6nli6 oocr IN trolItirten @rIeiclt
an Den g(Ncntcn Der Scieuihuit, Spbunt :.
Icscr, Simmer liz, Tr. 2i5-2i7, Court
nuo,strGhe, pcrocH, pcIfer ilncntNeItIi6
Instlnit eri0ci!cn lpirh. Spredlilfioetl bon
I bis 3 ll6r. (SuI211O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
3n ~berfanfea.
5000

Fanfcn clues icucr mpbcrncn Sauirr init feds
3immrrn M Noie. Strafe, 5piiheu Sairmpnnt.
Aucunc uno SGnctic.S trafc. aeuer, 9ot mo
1roitotr nit Cement beIcet luo n%eleite Gtnrids
tungell, einftlicBlih aloafeltunal 5 JglnihIIB.
Srulo6in5 nur $50 pro Sdbr.
6. 3. Gallagher, 9aurueiiter,
Sfrcau Tr. 2407. Suirmount.goenre
(26i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Baltimore Sransfer Gompagnic,
eabot.Gdc aiabt. unb 2pmbars.eiraGe.

Sansm5bet tratsportirt nno uerpadt. Cmni.
bufic nub HDnetuns fir Gienies perben ieBt
fir bic fomrenoe Gaifon 9cbi6t. SubrUerfe
uIip Rreife redt. 62--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

YGiie sur Heiie ms NnSlano be-
iurst &. Tainc, Nr. 413, Sit.%alti.
morr-S traFe, nabc GOitumbunic'As..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
SerIaaaf in auBemeinea.

SCrtan0t:
Sin bcutincr 4iurt mo Srnli. IN, cine
SGrm III bcuuifhttGcu: Htcicrclicli. gint6us
fruocr in Nr. 1860, 0auuucrsS trGEc.
G2-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Saltimorc's crfabrenitcr Wcrpeu'
Spc;ialilt.

8robnrftee GrfoIoe birh DIE fnobcrne tbb'
foloetide BeboitbIungsipeiis, oerbuHoen init
Der Mniuenenne Der beftcn beiIirifenfG aftliten
gisriiftuna, in Der Gtdbt erBislt.
nibt 81. Nathan Scrnau erniuItirt bot. Gun.
bette bon friibercn 9aiienfeil be3eueen germ
feline eeiiinnasfdbi9feit. 60 fagt 4. y. Serr
s3ebn Ierate eaben mir feline Grleihterun9
bon nteinet aciSen; 9r. German iiririe min
uuGfontncil in fiiuf y3cbeit."
6crr Saines Gnrrb, Rr.1534. Ydttcrfonssbe.
fnst:
st. Ratbun German bat MIR bns 2eben
gerciiet; ale nnoeren 2ter3te. bic oerfutteu.
mn !, Il Sen r Grtm a lg nn'lohn' or.
bare. bariirter nu1 ST.. aueuft S9mibt. str.
1i2, eompabsS truBe.
@arum foaie er Sbuen ni9t ebe-;aHs Del
ien7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Sin iunger Mann fIdt SieuInG ais GcIner
fpriht Gugltif nno ScniTf. No65uird9en in
Hr. $500, Yurf.Huao, bel 3ubn anpttner.
G2-fD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Sunac Wdnncr, nm oa@ Miairabcrmn1cr 81
~crlcrncn. gtah5uirGeen bel Grco. Wnipcrt &
o., Mr.. JOG, SiurosWan. Strnfc. N2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

MISREPRESENTATION, init Scr gblicicrlr9 unb
Dem Transport bon 5rabtgiiierl o~ertraut.
giob3ufru0en 12S ubr Wtontu9 rib IN sIr,
231-239, 6pdsStraec. U3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

EaHe 5nr Ieiic ms MnslanS bc'
iurDt &. Hainc, Nr. Alb, Oit.ynlti'
mure@Strafc, nabc Goitnmbonie'Tuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Sin Ginleger fir S~lccioeltS 4rc5fe; ciner. bcr
Sormen lulnu6er fam; itCIlgc Sicllil1g. 9inh,
~6Ifraacu bel Der uSDntDcrn Sabel IL Dor 3d."
9ir. 12f, 2igbtsS trufc, U3-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Gin Marr, INT ii6 in cincm Spiritucfcns
2aocu HiiBlicD SIT muchcn; mus chUus Grlups
rin1 bciipen. 9iah5uiraGcn IN Cir. $40, Sit'
Grutts Strnfc. G2-14)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Gcriangt:
Rerlnngt:
$3.50 BRO &pdle Sunt Nnfnng

S4,5U ptu yNpnt Jim NHTHHB
ptrb an WlGo6en bc5aDlt. Die eiluns BON 9es
irieb eiuer glabrt1 ldine u%critcDen. lSir fbltes
ben Sanita9s 1 llDr gtddmltta9s uro BADEN
lperto einscri6iet. Dab iie iib bel erluorbeI!er
iebuita gut 8G6lt. NG65nlra9en bel sStte
eros, Tr. 126 bis 1872, Iet.6aDstte' StaRe.
(Jtoo2l ,1Dtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Gin ocuifhcs Widode1 ft6t Stcnc nIs SuI3s
rldofen. Ea65ntraGel in Tr. 9Ol, MieaeiD'
Strufc. O2-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
@erlanat Mt1nncr unb Gnaben.

0crlnngt:
Sin aro6cr ~frditigcr UcifCr ?)tdrIl, iiber e
SUB qrob, mn Elm Ncilanletdlllo 6I llaBet; gu
ter 9obn. 9tddb5ufrngcn mad 10 lbr Sorrlliz
tags in Ir. 40, &cit' 5rautlins StraRc.
t13-1D
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St,lcngcinhc.
Stcuc0ciudI:

StcncgciudI:
Sine bcuifdbc Stnu Ilt6t Steuc oils Snits'
~bd!icrin; am Qichitcu bel cirenl HSititper oble
Minber. ga65ufruocn in Gr. IS, stc'6arrun'
fuu.9tucrur. tt2-ti)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
,3u p%crfamfcn uSrr sn pcrpad)tcn
@eIb Al prrlcihen.

MarAlano Gbattel Ipan M1iDeiatiun.
$40 bis $500 iuerben pcriiehen nnf gHbtsin,
Yiauos ett., obue Gutfcrnuna oericlhen.
Gett 1. Snmidr 1905 befinoen ith ulfcre Bis
reauI tpieber In unferein alien 2oiale,
Galnert Bntlbtng,
benz Seri6isgcbdnoe eegeniiter.
Simincr Hr. 800, 23t. 233 ~(5petter Slnr).
efbpft.Gde Gabctte. nnh ct. YanL StraHe
Solipenirs fir @efhdftSfreunbe.
(gpba ~ .G&Sl
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-15
Inconsistent Proposition.

The dangers to Mayor Wards candidacy
lie In the we'll organized units OF the
opposition-the saloon element and the
gambling fraternity. which would have
labored industriously and contributed
money literally to the support of any
body to beat Ward Editorial Birming-
ham News
Why the gambling fraternity should
labor to defeat Ward is beyond the COM
prehension of those who observe that
the grand jury of Jefferson county tells
us that they are permitted to ply freeiy
their avocation in this city under tho
Ward administration
on the subject of the saloon element.
let us see: On Wednesday last the chair
man of the Ward campaign COMMITTEES,
accompanied by ward-heeler by tho
name of Doc Casey, drove to the front
of the saloon of John Chamberlain, on
Second avenue. between Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth streets doc alighted, went
in the saloon and told George Caldwell.
the bartender. to go up TO the office OF
one Charles Sumner, on Twenty-second
street. and he would receive SIS for work
ing for Ward.
1 also charge that Alderman Walter
Moore OF the Ward administration. APP
preached the proprietor of a prominent
saloon and stated TO him that it would
be to the interest of the liquor dealers
to support Ward, and If they did so the
administration would not use its influence
in behalf of the Loyelady bill. now so
prominently discussed and soon to be
acted upon by the people.
FRANK p 0BRIEN.
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county, Alabama to the assistant city at
torney of the city of Birmingham, the
sum of $50 per month for prosecuting
state cases in the police court of Biz
mingham,
Fl. B. Tito hxe and provide for the
salaries of the judges of the criminal
court of Jefferson county
H. B. TITO fix and provide for the
salaries of the judges of the criminal
court of Jefferson county.
S. h. 1913, with amendment-To confeJ
jurisdiction of all misdemeanors on the
county court of Clarke county, ana TO
define the jurisdiction of said court TO
regulate the practice therein, 10 provide
for a Judge, solicitor and clerk OF said
court and to fix their compensation.
s B. 1870 further regulate the IMAM
cial affairs of Dallas county
II. r. 671-To make an appropriation or
the Alabama Polytechnic institute in lieu
of the share of the proceeds arising. from
the sale OF fertilizer tags now paid to
the said institute.
H b. 459-To amend section II OF an
act to grant new charter TO the Ala
hama Girls Industrial school, approved
March A. 1901 and to confer additional
power on the trustees of the school.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-15
OIL COMPANIES MUST
KEEP OPEN STORES
Mr.. Haley of jefferson Makes Strong
Fight Against Measure In
the House.

Montgomery. February A.-(Speclal)--
In spite of the protest or Mr.. Haley of
jefferson, the bill to force oil companies
to keep places open where kerosene oil
is stored in every county in the state
was passed by the house by a vote of
&c to 49, Mr.. John made a fight for the
bill
Mr.. Haley said it would play into
the hands of the Standard Oil company
in that it could afford to keep the places
open and the smaller companies could
not However, the bill went through and
Mr. Haley insists that the effect will be
to put the little concerns who cannot af-
ford to set up in every county out OF
business.
The following is Tie caption Of the
bill:
ITO regulate the sale of kerosene oil
in this state, to require every person.
firm or corporation who sells Kerosene
oil at wholesale or in job lots in this
state to keep an office or place of bus
mess for sale of said oil open at least
at one place in each county where they
sell oil during business hours at all times
except Sunday and legal holidays. and
to punish violators of the provisions OF
this act "
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-15
NEfUBLIOAN INOWINA IION
GOSSIP IS PICKING UF
Taft Courts Iowans and Governor Hughes Will Make Fey
Remarks in Michigan-shaw Always Ready-Fair-
banks Lands With Occasional Speech
Congress Adjourns Two Weeks
From Next Monday

Washington, February 14-(Special.l-
Republican presidential nomination Cos
sip is looking up. Secretary Taft IS going
out to court the Iowans and now it is
announced that Governor Hughes of New
York will submit few remarks in Mich
igan. Governor Cummin NS<f Iowa is also
billed for a few speeches this summer
Secretary Shaw declines mighty few invi-
tatioas and the Vice President manages
to pull Off a big hit every few weeks.
In fact, as spring approaches the pres
dential booms are terminating at live
ly rate.
There is to be a perfect fusilade of
Occasional speeches all over the country
during the coming year by gentlemen
with lightning rods up. Senator LaFollette
will go right on explaining Senate roll
calls and the boom for him which is
very healthy IN Wisconsin. is aecumulat-
ing strength in the west.
The more unpopular the senator is in
the Senate the better they seem to like
him out in the country.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-15
AMUSE MENTS.
"rhe COLLEGE Widow"

A rollicking. laughing, yelling bunch OF
college boys invaded the jefferson theatre
last night in The College Widow and
entertained a laughing. good-natured the
atre full of people who thoroughly en-
joyed George AIDES comedy
1t is a comedy pure and simple free
entirely from any of tie problems of life
and built chiefly to MAKE the tired
theatregoers laugh. In that il succeeded
last night. II has been here before and
is, therefore. well known.
Nothing but good things can be said of
the cast. No great actors or actresses
occupied the center of the stage and the
calcium light. but a we'll balanced lot of
young people carried out the ideas and
intents of George AIDE when he wrote the
play.
The college atmosphere was all around,
adding much TO the success of the per-
Torrance, and the men looked like col
iege men, acted like college men and
seemed as if they We're really college men.
Robert Kelly was Billy Bolton, the star
halfback, and he is built for the part
He looked life the ha1fbaek of some large
college team, and seemed capable of
making the 105-yard run That won the
game.
Anyone who has been around college
town recognized Stub Talmadge, the
busy undergraduate, and Donald Mack
made the part very prominent. He played
It with an amount Of dash and fire that
made him faVorite with the audience
before many minutes. George Odell as
Matty MCGOWAN, the trainer, was typ-
cal. and Bub Hicks. the freshman. was a
sight that was good for the most acute
attack Of the blues.
OF the women in the cast Miss Agnes
De Lame. the athletic girl, was pos
sessed of the most winning ways. She
looked athletic and acted as a typical col
lege girl who goes in for sports. Patsy
Allison had the part of Flora virgins. a
prominent waitress. and her comedy was
excellent Miss Louise Rutter in the title
part was pretty enough and clever enough
TO win Billy Bolton, or any other nan
back.
The other members of the cast were
good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-15
ROBERT FRAZIER ILL.
Went to Denver a Few Days Ago for
His Health.

Greenvlle. February 4.-(SpeeaLl-A
telegram has been received from Den
yer. Colo, containing the sad news Of the
critical condition of Robert Frazer, He
is the second son of Mrs. p. II. Rouse, and
is about 20 years of age. He was Young
man of great promise and the future was
very bright until eighteen months ago,
when his health began to fail He spent
some time in New Mexico and recently
has been in Flufaula for treatment. tie
left for Denver last week, hoping to be
benefited. His illness is a source of great
regret to large circle Of friends
Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Mckenzie and
Miss Ruby Mckenzie will reach home this
afternoon from New orleans, where they
attended Mardi Gras.
Miss Elizabeth Millspaugh of Montgom-
cry was the guest yesterday of Mrs. j. r.
Porterfield.
Mrs. John S. McMullin is spending few
days with relatives in Birmingham. Major
McMulin will go up and return with her
the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Angle Mrs. John
Ramsey, Miss Lucy Wood and Miss Virgre
Hinson enjoyed the carnival at Pensa-
cola.
Mrs c. r. Sutherland of Sutherland,
va. is visiting her brother. X. b. Peagler,
and family.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-15
JAPANESE EVENING.

The Japanese evening at the Birming-
ham High school, given by the junior
class, was a delightful affair.
Miss Irene Skinner, who has been in
birmingham before, having visited Bir-
mingham with the members of the Chi
eago Glee club last year. Her musical Sc
leetions on the various Japanese instrn-
ments were charming as we'll as unique
After the regular programme was rem
dered the guests went to the gymnasium
where valentines and home made candies
were sold and fortune tellers gave in full
the past, present and future of all those
who wished. The proceeds of the evening
were for the High School Improvement
association, and quite a nice sum was
realized.
The junior class is composed of sore of
the brightest and most attractive of the
younger set and they certainly made last
evening a thorough success.