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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
M'DOWELL'S SON
 HAS LEG BROKEN EnsIey Board of Education
 HOIdS Session SCOTT ELECTED PRESIDENT Small Fire at Steel PIant-Sons of Veterans Elect Aids-Person-
 al and General News
 of Ensley.
SCOTT ELECTED PRESIDENT

Ensley. April 6.--(Special) )-An un- Fortunate accident happened to tae e-year-o1d son of Alderman NJ H. Me- Lowell this morning in which the little fellow had his leg broken. The child was playing on the back porch of the family residence where several pieces fly during the spring cleaning. It is supposed he attempted to climb up one Of these pieces which turned over and fell across his leg, breaking its between the thigh and the knee. Drs. Wynne and Robbins were hurriedly summoned and set the leg. The little sufferer is bearing his injury bravely and doing very well under the circumstances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
GOLDEN WEDDING SERVICE.
Unique Programme Is Presented in
 Greenville Church.

Greenville, April 6-(Special)- "A "Gol- den Wedding Service'' was announced for o'clock yesterday at the Methodist church, and the elderly people were es- pecially invited. The church was well niied, the other denominations being well represented.
 The organ was not used and Mir. Pilley led the singing, in which the entire con- gregation joined. How Firm a Founca- tion,' "On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand and "Old Time Religion were sung with old-time power and fervor.
 From the text, T Have Kept the Faith,' the Rev. Mir. Waggener delivered an i'm. pressive and touching sermon. It was an inspiration to those who have long served the master; it strengthened others to be more faithful
 At request from MT. Waggener those who had been members of some church for fifty years stood, numbering ten: They were Messrs. R. s. Lee, R. E. Corry. J. w. Kendrick, c. c. McIillan; Mrs. Rachel Kern, Mrs Mollie Riley, Mrs. E. b. Haralson, Mrs. F. J. Greene, Mrs. Stephen Malone, Mrs. F. L. Mccain. Most of them told of their conversion in early life, in some cases more than sixty years ago.
 An appeal from the pastor to those who would keep the faith and meet some day on the other shore was respond ed to by the entire congregation, as Sweet Bye and Bye" was sung as rarely heard before. The service was one of the most beautiful ever held in the church.
 Bishop Morrison will not preach at the Methodist church next Sunday, as an- nounced, due to illness. The congrega- tion, however, hope to hear him during the present year.
 Hon. D. M. Powell has reached home from Denver. Colo, after an absence of nine months. He has regained his health. and wide circle O. friends are happy over his restoration
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
Personal and General.

The Amphion club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:3O o'clock at the office of Byrum & Butcher. Nineteenth street. The president, John w. Byrum, requests all members to be present, as arrangements will be made for the next entertainment The School Improvement association will meet at the assembly room of the high school in the Bush school building Tuesday. April 7 at 3 p. Tn. The follow ing programme will be rendered:
 Piano solo-Mrs. J. NJ. Perkins.
 Chorus-High school girls.
 Recitation--Mrs. J. c. Bryant.
 Piano solo-AIiss Roberta Russell
 Reading--Mrs. Cain.
 Vocal solo--Miss Mulligan
 All members of the association are in- vited to be present; also the patrons and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
Arrested After Eleven Years.

Montgomery, April e-Moses Pickett, q negro, who has lived many years in Lowndes county near here and gained property and friends, has been arrested for a murder done Il years ago. The officers had forgotten about the indict- ment when a negro companion anxious to turn traitor, came to the sheriff and told him of the whereabouts of the ac- cused. Picket has lived so valuable a life that efforts will be made to free him of the charge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
Small Fire at Plant.

A fire occurred at the steel plant this morning about s o'clock, in which a shed used for storing brick and cement was burned. Considerable excitement was caused around town by the continued shrieking of the huge steam whistle re- gently installed that announces the time to change shifts. The fire was extin- guished by the fire department of tho steel plant, consisting of the various crews of pipe filters. The loss amounted to about s200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
BURGLARIES
 WORRY SELM|ANS
Committee Attends Meeting of
 Railroad Commission
WANT OPEN RIVER RATE
Tim o'FIynn Will Manage Elkdale Park at Selma This Year-Will Be Opened Soon-LocaI
 and Personal.

Selma, April 6.-(Special)-T petit burglar seems to have struck Selma again. Frequent reports come of minor offerings from houses and offices. Sat urday night someone broke into the office of S. A. Fowlkes & Co. and took from MT. Fowlkes' desk a box of cigars and a small amount of change This is the third time in the past 10 months that MT. Fowlkes' office has been entered and the same desk broken open. No clew was left to the perpetrator on either occasion and the authorities are much mystified over the matter.
 Saturday night someone entered the of flee of Ehrat's warehouse and got away with number of stamps.
 The police captured Ed Craig, d negro, Sunday. supposed to have entered the home of Mrs Rose on Lauderdale street. A number of articles were found in the negro's room supposed to have been sto- len from various citizens.
 Selmians Go to Montgomery.
 A committee from the Commercial and Industrial association, consisting of Mayor V. B. Atkins, w. c. Agee, J. B. Ellis and Secretary Slater, went to Mont gomery this morning to attend the ses- sion of the state railroad commission. The committee has a two-fold purpose. They will protest against the commission inter- fering with the river rates, holding that the river is a public highway without any right of eminent domain, and that the commission has no control over the rates thereon. They will urge upon the com mission to order the Southern railway to put back on the road trains Nos 21 and g from Birmingham to Mobile, which for- merly passed this city about midnight.
 EIkdale Park to Open.
 Tim O'Flynn. proprietor of the Amusme theatre, has made arrangements with the Selma Street and Suburb Railway com pany to manage Elkdale park this sea- son and this popular resort will be opened shortly.
 Local and Personal.
 Joseph Bloch and Joseph Marcus, two popular young men of Montgomery. spent yesterday in Selma visiting friends.
 J. w. Hunter, division freight agent of the Southern railway, returned Sunday from a business trip to New Orleans.
 John Erwin, soliciting agent of the Southern railway, with headquarters in Mobile, was a visitor to Selma yesterday.
 The funeral of John w. Coleman, whose death occurred Saturday. took place Sunday afternoon from St. Paurs Episcopal church..
 Charles Hopf. Jr., Of Tuscaloosa is in the city, called by the illness of his father.
 Mrs. R. E. L. Mel is quite i'll at her home on Parkman street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
Local and Personal.
Shaw on Alabama.

Montgomery, April 6.-(Special. )-Writ- ing to Secretary Dave of the Montgom- cry Commercial club, Albert Shaw, edi- tor of the Review of Reviews, says: 'tI am interested In your letter about the possibilities of Alabama. You are per fectly right about the tremendous de- velopment that lies ahead in that region. You can make no mistake in devoting yourself to the development Of Ala bama."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
STRONG MISSIONARY sERMON.
Iron Bridge Over Tombigbee Is N cal
 ing Completion.

Aliceville. April 6-(Speciai. )-ReV- B. M. Archibald of Birmingham preached here last night to large congregation at the new Methodist church. His tn eme was ''The Day of Opportunity On this theme Mir Archibald based one of the best missionary sermons heard here in some time.
 Work on the new Presbyterian church is progressing rapidly. The memorial win dows to be placed in this church have arrived and nearly all the other material for the building is on the ground
 The new iron bridge built over the Tom bigbee river at Newport for the Alabama, Tennessee and Northern railroad has been completed and turned several times. As soon as the long trestle on the west side of the river can be completed trains will run into Cochran, the new town eight miles southwest of AlicevilIe-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
Meeting of Teachers.

Montgomery, April 6.-6special )--State Superintendent of Education H. C Gun- nells has suggested 10 the county su- perintendents that they allow the teach CTS time as teaching while they are at the convention of the state educational association, beginning April 16. This will encourage d large attendance. which MT Gunnells is hoping for He regards this meeting as being more important than any yet held.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
Lodge Notes.

The newly elected officers of Ensley lodge of Elks were installed into their re- spective chairs at the regular session held this evening. Past Exalted Ruler George Wegensley officiated as installing officer. The new officers start out under very favorable circumstances. The club is making much progress and many at1di- tons have been made during the past year. Exalted Ruler W. T. Palmer will work to make the incoming term the most successful since the organization of the lodge.
 Cunningham chapter Order of the East ern Star held a regular meeting tonight at Masonic hall. Nineteenth street. The meeting was well attended. Several peti- tions for membership were received. At the next meeting several candidates will be initiated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-07
seImians Go to Montgomery.

Tim O'Flynn, proprietor of the Amusme theatre, has made arrangements with the Selma Street and Suburb Railway com pany to manage Elkdale park this sea- son and this popular resort will be opened shortly.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
Gliia6cth 8runclual0.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
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IS iturb pI6tli6 nm II, 9llauit 1908 etc
pban Sclrcr, %gcliebter @ntte bon @liidbctD
Sehrcr. inn 9llicr BON 20 Nubrcn uno q Wiunrs
ten. in iciner lSGbnunG, gir. 1914, Git 6eoGrNis
Straie. Nic NccroidIlN tlnoet am sonntaa,
ben rs. Iu0uit, yiatmitidg9 ! llbr, bon Dem
itatt. t22O)
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Wuuult Murnctc.

IS iinrb an Is. 9luRuit 1908 Auauit var.
nedc, ~gclie6tcr @uitc bon Darn &atncdc. Sic
gheeroiGun1 iinoct Spnntaa, , llbr 9tndniitd93,
bon ieincr lctieu &nhnlna ytr. 2222, Canton,
Nucnic. aus iiatt. Nctiepun9 AMI .Shmarj
Mirhhni. l22I-Sl
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.Scnru Ecttc.

IS finrb am IS. gInQuit 1905 in icincr Irts
ten spobmlN, 9tr. AGO. Eurf+oeiabts slpcnle,
SenrB .Sette, Qeliebtcr @ntte BON @Galoine
Geite. i'm -. Sabre lclncs Hchcna. Die Ne
8 llbr. bon obiHcr HSpbuung aus itatt.
(22T--m
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Suluu @crmer.


IS itarb am IA. 9lupuit 1908 5pbu Ncrurr
I'M sitter BON Is. SubrerL, Ste Seerntaurg
iiloet Surntng, Miprgellc nm ~ ubr, BON Der
9&obnuil0 ieiuer Shipciter, Srnt !. g. Giofu.
ae6. Catherine gSerner, ri. 124S, lib Sbnrp'
StruBe. ans aui Der Baltimore Cemetery"
itdtt. t22N) .
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Qunoun=Tnrf= Cemetery.

Wireai: VT. ~, Scit' Snrntuad'StfaRf, uho
onnptstfiHaang: Srcoerids Guao.
Observation-Disclosures bon $25 an inter belidtotatr
Nuiiidbt, SbniitblumrIt, @epinne. 4iilau6cu etc.
iperocit i'm Irribbnn5 am Nnupts GiuGnna ges
fnuoeli. Infer @gert miro, iuenn seipiuli6t,
upriprebeli. (02-)
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Gut ge5ogen. Sic: .Senflt
Su beiite Nbenb aiis5ugeben?" = Or:
nEenfIt Tu?"
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Counting, ben 16, Nnsnit 1908,
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g don porbcreitct.- @ottc
(6cimfcbrenb): .GS ricdt ia 10 oilge'
bronnt! Ga mcrbcn mir ipobl luieoer
ms @irtbSGults sum @iIcn gebcn
miiIicn!" - Satin: nSo, penn Gu
meinit? Yofelsinge nit 2inicn giebt
eS bort"
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Baltimore Srnnsicr So.
sHout.Gde 2isbt. uno yumbaro. 3traRe.
Sraht.5 acknowledgement
TRANSPORT upn
Sanoelsaftcru,
Mafliuerie
unb @.GsSiusts.
gin bic Damon.
yprra!nc.

@nfcrii6. - Gariartig. - NrtcSlth.
~9eftlid BON @albroof cine mo eine babe
Wteile. Mount Splu'gsdasois iib 9orritnes
~gSdaaons oireit bis gum Guyana. @etbe Zee
lepb1iie. Silbi 8iireau I'M 5peiten Slur oes
Linton IruitsScb1uoss, 6barlcs. NIB Tanette.
StraIe. Cglui4. 1S.1&S)
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e%ingcbiIoet, 5llm Scirotbspcrnlittlcr):
,@ie ih gcboilt binl Sd fonnte bod
oud) etmos ans authorization &rei.
len frie0cn?" = Sermittlcr: %, &C.
mib; bobe geraoc Jest cine @%raienfo-
din olf 2agcr!"
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Mpbcrn. Baron Gum al11e-
idoliencn Srciber): nSori9es Sabr
perlonoten Sic 20 Morf gntidGoi.
ollna bon mir = rnb bicsntol bcgnii.
ocn sic lih nit IL Morf?" - Srci.
Der: ia - miiien's Serr Baron -
bel @icocrbolungen 9eb / Iobbatt!"
Mbgciibrt I. - Singing (iebr