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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09

Sine 2lbthsiluna pon siuaH3ia beritte-
nen Volisilisu 1T am WDntaa nod
pierion, Manito5n. 25 Meiien n0rbIi1
pon Der 8ren3e BON NorD HatOta 9ele-
len. abaeaaneen. no cine Nn3ahl be-
tuaffneter rellaioisr ;5anatifer laaert.
Rie 2suie. Die nit Benebren bemaffnet
finb. tamen am euml.ng BON Norb
Eniota bsriiber. Der 0ubrer bebaup.
.iet. sSsIns @hritius gu fein unb er fa9t.
oaB isiale ssrau Die s}nn9frau Waria
lei. Tis Heute heabfi4iiaen, Iih ben
Duhobprsen bel Dorttdmn, In Sasia=
iheuon. ananihlisBen. Vie ibnen am
Scnntua Die polisei befdbt, aussinans
Der su aehen. biloeten iie einen 0alb.
tres. p,dieniirtsn bic @epebre uno
orrbten sseoen nieoeri4ieBen au uoler.
Der iih in ibre 9ln9ele9enbeiten ein=
mlihe. Garaufbin tuuroe bic berittene
polisei berausbeoroert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
8erlud,tcr wiorD niO GcItNs
utorD IL, Scnniion.

2lm ghnltaa Abeno um 9 ubr be=
9e9neie Uiillluto eaioerlpopD n, Gene
nllon. ~ Sable all. Der lSjdbtiBsIs
@llu Iruiip. Ole NIT 5d,nuel 9rr eileH
SpaS!srauuA madtt. ealoer,uuOo. Der
dltere AnIptllcbs un DDS Uiaohen an
bab,G Ntuabie. ltGQte SRI. Beatty. OBJ
lie ie'ntr ilbsr0tilllls ueiuurosli lfi. DD-
tauI liz nn,oe,,s. lie Dulle nibts mebr
mil lutn al ipnn hubtn. Oieranf SoQ
@olns ,nouo tlutn t.,lusu Meuplusr unn
l10B p.,liRol II ! vus Ugdodlsn unb.
elne' ttr Snulle huI lie am 2ppf.
DaHii luntis e Ole 2ealfe gegen li0
leibn buo tDpB n1 aiustnlul III ben
RDpl
Gus lliao1en iii i'm, leiht uerlpunoet
uno sr., nit usl buno.ntnl Gopfs itnon
9elteln Dip!usn mtcer ibrer Nrbeit
nab Die 1T uou WiOpale. lpp ibr
Vatel. y. aN. VeuiIu, luplnt. oud) III
lie len .,nlgsn MouuitIl in ei,lem Re.
tau.anl III Ntnnliun unAeitellt.
NlS pGlo iluouo Ole Shli(ie abaea-
felie,i. Hoo fr i.at s)uule. 100 er balo
oarunt opn prli6'litn aefunoeu luurbe.
Seine oSunOen lino eeflbrlib. oph
glaubsn ole Nerste. er weroe nit Dem
Ieben puDOn tOnluen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
GinDuNOcrt Sabre.

Glae Divoisin tonn i'iIDt ell ssabrn
tunoelt bsltsDen. ipenn lie teinen g1ertb
bellbt. Sic @erblnouug upn GrGutsrH
une aSur5eln. aus lpelDeu s}orWs Nte
penlrantsr Slntbslsber suian,msnaeiebt
III, 'nuroe Dor iiber sinsn Sahrbunoers
nu,d} ben ollen 0r. psier Gabr,ten eni2
oeGI. VI bat WroBatlla,5 in Der Ylnt=
reihiauGa nno Observation-Disclosures oee
S,oiic ,elther geleiltet. Wur lofal=
NaeNitn fir Nip nisauier uertauIeni
ibn. piau ihreibs an Gr. p,ter ,sabs+
nsv IL Sons Gp.. ll2-ll9 so.
9cpne NOe.. Gbicagn, Sli:oiS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09

*Ods Cincinnati VoltsbIatt ihreibt s
.SeBi no oie 2iberu!el Die ,solaen ibrers
unihdtia teit erfannt baben, uno iid 3nr.
@sdenrusbr iieQen. miro bdlb Der 2Denbsss
punt rah auriif sintretsn. 5iir besr
AnaenbIif ii es n6thi9. allen politi~
Tern. bic nit ben 3emperen3lern IN
iommenaeben." eins auf ben Rop} 3,s|
Oerieben. nm ben 1eneis ju lisTern<
oab aud Die Qiberolen politii&t MoAt'
be6ben. 0obei m00ten mir ober poxs
faliAen 8reunben pdrnerl. Nu@ III
bas liberale Eager i&lei&en R9 Snoj.
pibuen. mel&e cine ibeotsm &tyetes,s
bienenoe Beweeun9 fhr itrt pfrftnlt~
den 3medt ~ mibbrau9tn fn&sll.
Businesr, you know. lI. ls|
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09

BON Iineoln. Nsbr.. miro Qsmeloet: !:
Sieb3ehn perionen fino Qet0otet ipor.
osn. bunoerte pom Jamilien Neten bsi-
mathlos oa. anbere lino Dem Sterben
nabe. Der Bertebr 1T labmaeleat. alles
In 6ol9e Der bier nitbenoen uebers
idmemmun9. Ser 8erluit oil Glaen=
tbum 1T elm iolh GROCER. oaB Is ihmer
1T. ibn ab3uihdben. Sic gldtanlaae
In 2ineoln ltebt unter Wafer. uno bic
Staot 1T Dbne @as.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
anIanb.

Sn Omaha, Nebr.. iiberfielen Stra=
benrduber in Der Nabt s. =. Noberts,
einen yDei1enlieller Der Nortbwe fern
@iienbabn. uno 3ogen ibm aAt nit
@olo 9efhlte 3dbne aus. um fb in
ben Senb Der 6allung au ieBen.
Gin elettrii1er StraBenbabnpassn
Der pdeiiic @lectric EailDaD @ompanp
in Sos Nnaeles, Gal. fubr am SOnn=
tag Nbeno III einen Wa9en binein, in
ueldem iih adt Ginoer, 5tpei Mdnner
uno cine sSrau befanoen. Uas un9lild
erei9nete lid in Der gtdbe bon gHatts.
aebn Weiler boil Sos Mn9eles entfernt.
Vler 3lnoer lino lOIort 9et0otet wOroen.
Die 8eiammteinnabmen Der &esie=
run9 in Dem am Glenltag 3u gnoe Qe=
9ansenen Nshnunasjabr beliefen lib
aut $500. 895. 763 uno bic Mus9absn
aut $659. 552. ia. 10 oab li1 fir oas
Sabr Elm Gefisit bon $50. 656, 3Gl er=
9lbt, wlbreno Das DOrbergebeuos Sabr
einen ueberibub uon $50. .945. 542 aufz
mics. &.
Wom 5. Suli on lpeist Die 6lasge
Der Yunoesres esieruu9 46 Sierne i'm
blausn Geloe auf. Ser neue Stern
beibt Otlahoma oaB er beionoers
belle" lpdre, miro man ibwerlih be-
baupten t6rnen.
Sn Manila 1T 2ieutenant Sones bonn
erlten Gapaueries He9iment, Der am a..
Suni an Der @bolera ertrantte. 9ehors
ben lieutenant Mibooon BON ben
Gunoi1aitern ober. Der 9leidfaus nit
Sones ertrontte, befinbet iid auf oem
Wege Der Beferula. Die Gbolera ldbt
|iebt in @api3 uno ielblt in 0er prooin5
pengafinan nat!
Bor ben Nueen bon aablrei4en pais
iagieren, bic loeben bic grcnrlionsz
oampfer beiiie9en. erinoB am Nontaa
Der Neeer glatban 6mitb, tpel4er auf
Dem Dampfer Stir of Mempbis be-
iAdftiet 1T. isinen Ra1eseno7en Ben
Barber. Der Woro trug Hd I'M 0ofen
BON ct. Souls. no., 3u. 3wii&en
ben beioen 6arbi9en mar Elm Streit
0usoebrodsn ne9en zines Gpiels.
Gmitb fano auf benz Damn uno un-
terbielt 6A nit einem poli3iaen. Mls
e Barber bsmertte. enti3uibiate er iia
nit eiliQen Worten, JOG einen Mepoluer
nnb feuette anf Barber. Ner 9bdter
wuroe bertaftet.
Mm Montaa fino In, Miettstnftrnen.
0ifriit in Ken bort Fl pertonsn Der
pibe srle6su.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
gSeinber0 sn y. rfauicn.

Yer beriihmts 5No,p Wsinosta. bon
melAen man elnen pidttiasn llsber-
bid uoer Wsm Yhlaoslp1ld uno 'uM4
aetaus Bat. nit ltatilibtm 9Soauhaus,
un.er oem iib Gin arpBey. genolbter
Gsllef befin0et. miro aW
Samitag, 18. Suli,
um ein uhr 9tahmeitias an, plabe orr
cine bffenAihe Werlisiaetnna bebraAt.
Ser plab umfabt s @der.
gue Npparate sutDsl llsllnua bon
Wein weroen nit Dem plaBe oerfauft.
Gine quite MobnitG.te lluo quite @e..
ihGftsaeleaenbeit.
sSoln g dnd,
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
YOlitti1eS.


9enrp Watterlon. Der alte journals
liilAe &dmpfe. ia9t: gliemano lam
Elm DemOtrat uno elm probibitioniit au
s!eiher 3eit lein. = Gies gilt uament=
lid aud iiir iolde polititer. ,pelde als
0anolan9er Der Anii=5aloDn=2l9a Nn=
iprii1e auf oemotratihe Stimmen er=
bsben. &ein gutter D..notrat iOllte els
mem lolbeu leine Stilnme seber.
Die &epublitan.r oes 5. Greisge=
ribts= Diltrltts BON Ohio nomlnirien
leBte Wode in 3anesullls &ihter SEQ.
@raine bon Canton nla areisribter iur
oen tur5en uno lau9en 3ermln. Ser=
lelbe Duroe Dor einem Sabr pom 8uu.
DernelH 9arris gum &reisrihter CT.
nannt, uD eine Nafan3 Su iiilen.
Sn @eor9ia lino laut itatiltiidem
Nabmeis $4,000 Gsute our1 ole pro=
bibition beIddltigunsslos eenoroen
nno oreiBi9 Wlllionsn Gapital lie9en
brab. &ednet man oa3u nod bic
Sumnlen, Die aus oem Staate man=
bern fur bon austDdrts beaogene Ge=
trdnte. 10 t0nnen bic Sanatiter nit
ibrem . RI Olg E auirieoen iein.
@eneral= =pofmsiiter Meper bat nit
Stalien gltdli1 einen padetpofpertra9
ab9eihloiien. Sobalo mir bier einen
GDn9reb baben, in Dem Die Wertreter
oes Voltes 5ablreiaer iino als Die Ner=
treter Der grpreBseiellidaften, miro
au1 bier bic pafetpof einseftibrt.
Tem prdlioenten glebelano miro
nab9eriibmt, er babe lib feline eisenen
Wege 9ebabnt. Das tann ieoenfaus
ME BON Saft bebauptet meroen. oenn
Der Deroaatt feline erfe @rnennung au
einem Nmt oem Sun0eslenator 6Orater
uno feline domination fir prdlioent
peroantt er bem prGlioenten &ooiepelt
Der es lih in ben 3opf 9eiebt bate. lei=
nen eiQenen Nadfolaer au ernennen.
gDiro aber bas Yolt Die @rnennung be.
fdti9en q sAmerlid.
Som 8. Sobnion bat in lebter 3eit
enti1ieoenes pe1. grfens baben ,si=
ne Gleselanoer in ipiner Scent Straben-
babn rin asd)t 9arliises 9aar se=
funoen, oas ieine populdritdt su usr=
nibten orobt uno nun tommt BON
Senper Die g(ahri6t, bob bic Obioer
Delegation ieinen 8eaner. 0aruep @.
@arber. iaa i'm. ple er fiber erwar=
tet. gum National. @omitemitgl,eo fir
Ohio erpdblt bat.
Oie 9emotsaten oieies ienatoriellfn
Giltrifts iperoen anl %. Suli ibre
@onpentiOn in Cambridge abbalten.
Ser Dilttitt 1T 3niammsnaeisbt aus
@Oibocton. @usrnlep. Monroe. 3usca-
tauas uno einem 3beile bon Noble
@ountp. Qllle Nn3eihen ipreden oa.
fur. oab Der jeBiae Senator Maboffep.
welder Der Anti. SolOon-2i9a mili9e
Canolanoerbienlte leiitete. ni1t- fur els
men atueiten 9ermin nominirt niro.
Wie bouhdnbie au9 unier @eneral
Mnmolt gais unter Der 6u9tel Der
Nnti. .Saloon. 2iQa ifebi. be,peist bic
Ausleguna bes 2ofe @ountp 9ocal Dp.
,tion @elebes. ,uel6e er benz etaatsan.
malt BON gDapne @ountp 9egeben |:
2ocal. Option=@eiebe finb oa. Inn ben
Gpirituoienbanbel ~ perbinoern. alio
ni9t einanfnbren." mas er meter In
Der Weiie ousIe9t. bab tpenn Elm gounp
troden ifimmt. ieoer 3beil Oefelben
.trodtn ieiu mub. bod snenn Elm gountp
nab fimmt, 9omnibips. Drti@aiten
ua1 Mobnun9ss Nifiritte ni&t oaran
uertinbert iinb. untsr 2otol. Option
ibrf Hsjirit troden 3u Rimnaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
3ann mid1t iibertrotJea,
tUCroe1t.

Der Bette BON nllen 2ebrmeiiiern III
grfabrun9. =. Dt. 0aroen pon Gil.
per Gitp, Noro @arolin0, iaat: sd
finoe, oab electric Yitiers niles tbut.
was fur fie beanipru6t miro. SIR
Ma9en.. Qeber. uno Nierenleioen fno
iie uniibertrefiliG. SD babe lie per.
iuh unb als cine ausaeai4nete Dlebi3iI,
befnnben. 0err 0aroen bot @e0t.
sic biloen ou4 Die Hete aller Nlebi3i.
nen fur s6wd1e. lahmen 0hden unl
ale griN6pfunos3ufdnoe wie aud ftl
G4httelfroR unD Nalaria. Inter Ga.
rantie perfauft BON %. 6. Deters Mpo'
tbtie. Sn peters Apothele ,uir5 beutld
9eipr0bsn. preis so @ents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
0aS Seitc, tpaS oic u cit tictct.

ngs gereld)t mir 81 unfn0ltNeM Ver'
9niigen, Buflen's 9lrnica Salbe au
empfeblen". ia9t S. W. Seniius bon
Chapel 0iu. 81. @. sd bin iiberseu9t.
oaB es bic bette Salbe 1T. tpsltbe bic
WeIt bietet. Sic hsilts elnen umlauf
an meinem 9aumen. uno lie pe.iehlt
ME ieoe Wunbe. Yrancite!le porr ;eoes
@eidmiir 3u beilen. iuprauf iie aufae-
le9t miro" 8aroniirt bon peters
Mpotbete. Nur Csc. NerIuht lie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-09
oreimal na6 einanoer

perIuat YeerleB Mshl uno sShr ,peroet
Sud iiberssuasn, oaB osKen Qualitdt
Qeraoe ridtia ,lt. um guren 8elhmad
3u befrisoiaeu. moat Sbr aud nod 10
tritiI1 peranla9t lein. Eal1elbe 1T
pom beien gintermei3en beraeltellt uno
nod eiuer Metbooe 9emahlen. bic alle
9uten Geltaaotbeile bes @etreioes benz
Mebl erhdlt. .}br finoet tein anoeres
Mebl. ,uelehes in aleider gDeiie oieiem
fur @ebdf aller Art 9leib toa1mt. ohne
@ndfht auf Den preis, ben Sbr oafiir
beaahlt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-11
GOOD MARSH HEN TIDE.
Hunters Take Advantage of Full Moon
and Slaughter Them.

The unusually high tides OF The past
day ar two have given the marsh hen
shooters a picnic of sport. Yesterday
morning the bang OF shotguns could
be heard all along the rivers and back
CT the islands, whore the marsh was
nearly all covered with water. and the
marsh hens were helpless targets for
the death dealing shot of the many
hunters.
4 boat, a shotgun, ammunition. a
man to pole, and spare time are the
essentials Of . marsh hen shooting ex-
petition, with. Of course. some horse
sense and information about the best
locations for bagging the birds. and
ability to hit a barn door at thirty
yards. Hundreds Of marsh hens viii
fall before the guns OF the local sports
men this week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-11
Local TaIent Toninht.

Manager Finney VIII introduce a
new feature at the Grand tonight in
connection with the moving picture
show. Between each picture special
acts viii be put on by local talent The
pictures are always very interesting
and with stunts by local talent be
tween them, the evening should prove
very popular for those who attend
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-11
BIDS FOR JAIL EQUIPMENT.

Sealed proposals or bids are hereby
invited By the commissioners Of roads
and revenue Ct Glynn county, Georgia,
for equipment for the county Jail to
be erected in said county as shown
on plans and specifications made and
prepared by Edwards & Walter, arch
fleets, and which are Of Gle ia the Of
flee Of the clerk of this board, as fol
lows, to-wit:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-11
BATCH BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND AROUND The The CITY CITY.
Shoot This Afternoon.

T1Ie ~ ~ sf~~Itf
The Brunswick Gun club viii hold
its regular weekly shoot for the clubs
medals this afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-11
J. 3. Wright, cho.tman.

Commissioner Roads ard Revenue.
Brunswick, Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
PAINTING FOUNTAIN
THE WORK HAS BEEN COMMENCED
 ALREADY BY THE CITY.
New CoIsr for Lady and other Spout ers-stork Rack at Werk fn EncoursEement of 1910
 Movement.

whether Mittie May gets her fish or not, the Court Street Fountain is be- ing rehabilitated and the rehabilitation has not required the writer of French love story. but only q little plumbing. a little paint (which is sometimes utii- ized in the French love story) and q call for work by Mayor Teague and City Engineer Gilchrist.
 It was yesterday that the fountain began to be painted. There had been much talk as to what color it would be-. Everything in this prismatie spec trum, all tones in the rainbow had been suggested. and in the meantime. MT. |. Giichrist had samples in the ofiiee in the City Hall.
 When they. started to painting the fountain yesterday 7. everybody said sIsook!" and as everybody had looked everybody didn't look but merely talk ed about how fine 1t would be to have the fountain redecked. 1t is very good color that is being put on the fountain and the best of 1t is that 1t will look better every day.
 The storks that adorn part of the fountain were temporarily removed while the fountain was being repaired. The Commercial Club. sponsor for the 1910 movement. protested and half masted nag. Yesterday the nag was hoisted to it's biggest height because 1t was said that the storks had been taken down for just a little while.
 The storks are being painted, too.
 When the fountain is finally founting 1t will be bigger and better than ever. The plumbing has been renovated and the basin has been given another hoor of cement. .
 The fish are to be put back within q few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
FINE AND PLEASANT
 WEATHER WILL CONTINUE

Tho slight ram or sunday has entire. ly blown over, and fair weather with perhaps a little local cloudiness, is predicted by the Weather Bureau for both today and tomorrow. The low barometer area which caused the sprinkle has passed Off the country to the eastward and is supplanted by all area of high barometer. yesterday cen. tral over West Virginia.
 Fair and generally pleasant weather prevailed all over the South yester- day as the result of this area of high. There is, however, an area of low bar ometer yesterday central over Utah moving eastward. This area has caus- ed little precipitation up to late yes terday afternoon. and the area itself sems to be developing a tendency to- ward a nortleastward movement.
 If this northeastward movement ac- quires sufficient development, weather conditions as far South as Montgomery will hardly be affected. The fine and pleasant weather will continue for at least today and through tomorrow. with perhaps. little local cloudiness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
BAD FIRE AT EPEs
FIVE STORES AND POSTOFFICE
 ARE DESTROYED.
Flames Discovered in Early Morning Lays Waste Sumter County
 TowR--L0sses Partially
 Covered by Tnsurance.

Epes, Apr.l 6.-(Specfal.)-Peop of the town of Epes this morning were awakened about o'clock by the alarm of fire. The destruction of. property was very great. Five stores were burned to the ground.
 The postoffce was destroyed. being pulled down to save other property.
 The stores burned were those of Cameron Dandredge, it being the hrst to go It was owned by pr. Epes' Next caught was that of Willis Bros. owned by occupant. B. c. Mitchell store was next in line. It was owned by Mir. Mitchell9 Mrs. Andrew Scar brough's store was then totally .oon- stunned. The little postoffice. belonging to the latter, was wrecked for the safe- ty of other buildings.se The merchants saved many of their goods The bank, owing to 1t being a brick structure, was saved by the untiring energy of the manager and others interested.
 The fire now Is under control. All are covered partially by insurance, but the postofice building. owned by Mrs Scarborough.
 The fire originated in the rear of Cameron Dandredge's store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
!. W. Wright win Undertake Railroad
 Work.

W 0ERs TYr,on Strings. April 6.-(Speclal.)-- I. W. Wright. Jr., a railroad contrac- tor of this place, has just signed contract for the closing of all gaps between points on the Georgia and Florida Railroad between Valdosta and Augusta.
 The contract aggregated about s1,5e0. 900 and Is the biggest contract let In the South since the panic struck the country.
 MT. wright is now extending the Chattahoochee Valley Railway from West Point to Standing Rock. Ala. and changing the track below West Point so that 1t will reach the new Shawmut mill.
 Miss Lillian Reid entertained the Proposal Club Friday afternoon al which time the girls were given an op- portunity to try their talents at pro- posing. ste -s.,rs 6sr
 Half of the club represented men and a merry time ensued. closing with a delightful salad course. gaTAt
 Rev. MT. Thompson of Ozark came here and preached in the Baptist Church yesterday for Rev. J. NJ. Thom- as. who is assisting him in a meeting R. L. Prince and P. l.. Cowan have announced for city clerk. Mir. cowan has, held the office many years.
 Miss Kathleen. Blount has been chos- en as recitationIst on Memorial Day. Miss Mary Sandal of Philadelphia will give literary interpretation here on April 23 under the auspices of the Village School Improvement Associa- tion. 3Hs
 E. D. Nelson and his sister. Miss Amy Nelson of Ironwood, Mich., visited the family of MT. s. P. Rainer the past week.
 
 a visit to his sister. Mrs. V. A. Hun ter. e'f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
IN CIVIL DIVISION
CITY COURT, IN JURY TRIAL HAS
 ONE CASE.
v.~a,ct Not Yet Rendered In suit Vh -HcvA Against AIabama Copper Company-Names Of
 Jurors.

p,t ore ease occupied the first day o, +bs turv trials in the civil division T oe. +h. City Court yesterday. There was no afternoon session. The case was that of R. E. Boyd vs' the Al@- hama Copper Company in a suit TOT sIieped breach of contract.
 me plaintiff alleges that he mace q contract with the Alabama Coppes Company for his services TOT of twelve months. and tnat sh~ dismissed at the end or sA nnnuarv The suit is therefore for the rScoNety z. of the salary for the siA '''
 under the contract. ,.. .p..
 The Copper Company admits thAs Rovd was discharged at the eno or six months. but alleges that ms con e,i duct was insolent to degree. The companv alleges that the other eIh ployes of the company coulo hot set along with Boyd, and tnat the LoiSe s' was therefore demoralized to d certain extent. a,,,,. ,oant bnt had not rendered decision late last night.
 The juries for this week or court
 Ivrv No. IL. c. Cardinal, M. H. Porter. Eugene smith, J T. Alltord' A. l.. Slough, A. M. Johnson Max prockman |. w. Anderson. A. Leh- man, R. M. Collins. w. P. DeJarnette' anu Jury T No. "A. c. Kuckie. Sydney Lew. I. M. Davis. R. J. Meyers J. S. Nutting, H. c. Jones. c. A. Good wyn, w. E. Lucas, F. M. Mcqueen, w. P. Elmore. W. A. Thweatt.
 For today there are no unusual cases to he heard. The case of the Vulcan Iron Company vs. J D. Roquemore will come up for a retrial. the verdict reached hY thA last session of the court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
TRI-sTATE ODD FELLOWS. {,
Interesting Meeting at shefneId
 Planned.

Planned.
 Sheffield, April 6.-(Special. )-The Tri-State Odd Fellows Association. the annual meeting of which is to be held .n Sheffieid April 25, 2s and 27, prom ises to be a most successful session from every standpoint.
 There will be several hundred dele gates present, representing Alabama Tennessee and Mississippi. and Shef- field is arranging to give them a most hearty and cordial reception. The committees have the.r special work we'll matured and their reports show excellent progress
 The design selected for the badge is a most unique one. It will be in the shape of the Odd Fellows three links Sheffield, Florence and Tuscumbia, and the Tri-States. view of the Tennes- see River will also adorn the badge which will consist of a small streamer of red. white and blue, surmounted by celluloid button.
 M. c. Browder. Secretary of the Florence Commercial Club. and O. w Leftwich. representing the Tuscumbia Club, are cooperating with the Shef- field committees. and nothing Is beine omitted that will inure to the pleasure of the meeting.
 The Louisville and Nashville Rail- road has agreed to a rate of one fare plus 25 cents for the round trip. in the event the Southern Railway will make A similar rate. The latter company has not replied to the letter asking for reduced rates.
 The Tri-Cit.es will act jointly in the entertainment of the delegates, each of the cites standing ready to care Tor its quota of the delegates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07

with emotional earnestness and with all the evidence of intense sincerity. appealed to every instinct of chivalry in my nature.
 My silence perplexed and disturbed her. Tt is because of my great love that l have warned you, Beppo," she said at length. But you chin me with that look. It Is so strange. so loveless. Is there stiil trouble be- tween us?"
 Her voice. low and sorrow-toned sank almost to whisper, and the yearning misery in her white drawn features and shrinking attitude wasNa thousand times harder to witness than all her rury had been.
 Feeling the grip of my hands relax, she withdrew her own with a weary sigh and stood back a pace, her eyes wide in questioning fear and her breath laboring as she waited for the words found so difficult to speak.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07
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Philadelphia, ApPil s.-Counclls will be asked this week to appropriate not less than $50.000, to relieve the distress among the unemployed and their families, accord ing to action taken yesterday at a meeting of unemployed.
 committee was appointed to go before the Councils Finance Committee and im- press that body with the fact that more than 100000 persons out of work and that at least s5o.0oo is needed to prevent women and children from starving.
 Though Mayor Reiburn has announced that he had issued call for a meeting of a permanent relief committee for Tues day, to consider the problem of relieving distress, delegates at the meeting expressed relief committee would not appropriate suf- ficient money to help the majority of un- aznnl0Y&d-