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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
SUCCESSOR TO VON STERNBURG Count Johann Enrich von
 Bernstorff. AMBASSADOR TO AMERICA Appointment Has Not Yet Been
 Made Finally. The Countess Won Bernston is a Daughter of Edward Luckemeyer
 of New York--NOw in
 Egypt

Berlin, Nov. 7.--Count Johann Enrich von Bernstorff. who recently has rep resented the German Government in Egypt, has been selected by Emperor William to succeed the late Baron Speck von Sternburg as Ambassador to America.
 Countess von Bernstorff is a daugh- ter of Edward Luckemeyer of New York. The appointment has not yet been made formally. but it is under stood tn at an official announcement will be given out within two or three days.
 Count won Bernstorff was assigned lately to Egypt. He was first diplo- matic agent and Consul-General at Cairo but was raised to the rank of minister plenipotentiary early In 1908. He is the fourth son of Count Albrecht von Bernstorff. who was a distinguish ed contemporary Of Bismarck, and he was born in 1862 while his father was German Ambassador to the Court of St James.
 limatic career in 1S99 when he was made attache at Constantinople. From Turkey, he was transferred to the Foreign office in Berlin, after which he advanced from one grade to another, serving in Belgrade. Dresden. St. Pe- tersburg and Munich. He was Coun- cillor of the Embassy and First Sec retary in London in 1902.
 The Count married Miss Jennie Luckemeyer in 1887. His wife was born Dec. IS, 1887. and the couple have two children. The Luckemeyer fam fly left New York several years ago and settled in France. where the Countess's father died this year.
 Count Ernst von Bernstorff the founder of the collateral branch of the family, also had an American wife. He was married in 12S1 tn AmarfIa Riedesel, Baroness Zuenbach, who was born in New York in 1780. It Is not probable that the new Ambassador will be able to arrange his affairs at Cairo to arrive at Washington before the end of the year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08

Birmingham precincts there are forty six others or ninety-two justices of the peace. many of whom get an ex- tension of time under the new code. Under the law failure 10 make new bond for the timo intervening between the election and the time tor installa- tion fovfeits the piece.
 In rendering his decision Judge Greene called attention to sections of the political code.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
1.-TWO AMENDMENTS
 [ LOST AT THE POLLS
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on last Tuesday. The total vote was as follows:
 Democratic ticket. including state officers and presidential electors: $50.
 The Republican ticket for state or ficers. s3; presidential electors. III.
 Populist tickeA Il votes; Prohioi- ton ticket. 6 votes: Socialist ticket 10 votes.
 Each of the proposed amendments to the constitution received majori- ty as follows: Good roads. 3l6 for; 70 against; biennial sessions of the Legislature. 24l for; PA against: new co0nties amendment, 43o for; is7 against.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
MUST RENEW BONDS.
Judge Greene Calls Attention I
 Political Code.

Judge Greene Calls Attention To
 Political Code.
 Birmingham. Nov. 7-(Special)- Unless county officers whose terms have been extended under the new code until the first Monday after the second Tuesday of January next year. renew their bonds at once. their places will be forfeited, according to a rul- ing made by Judge Samuel E. Greene of the probate court Saturday morn ing,
 Tn Jefferson County there are forty nine precincts and two justices of the peace of every precinct except Ems ley and the precincts in Birmingham, where inferior courts have been es- abolished. Leaving out the Ensley and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
PIERCE GOES TO TEXAS.
Oil Company Man Will Answ'
 Charges.


 St. Louis, Mo, Nov. I'll. Clay Piece. Chairman of the Waters Pierce Oil Company, left here tonight for Austin, Texas. where he will appear in court to answer to a charge of false swearing in connection with the custer suit of that state against his company. MT. Pierce assured inquirers that he has no fear of the outcome Of the Texas case.
 He was accompanied by Henry q Priest, his attorney, who explained that there Is no danger of a summary arrest of his client by Texas officers. Such a course would have no stand ing in court" said Mir Priest. The mandate of the Supreme Court of the United States in the case has not been transmitted to the lower court officialR and the Texas county officials have nd basis for action.
 MT. Pierce is going to enter an ap. pearance and we expect to secure hia release on bonds immediately"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
CALL ON RAILROADS.
Arkansas Commission To Consider In-
 creased Rates

Arkansas ComnIssIoh TO C0nSldtr Iu-
 creased Rates.
 / Little Rock. Ark, Nov. 1.-The Ar Kansas Railroad Commission today call ed conference for Wednesday at which time the trunk lines of Arkansas, which recently put into effect in- creased freight tariffs, notwithstand- ing a prohibitory order by the com mission, nwill be asked to show cause why the commission should not prose- cute. them for the violation.
 The action is formal as the Commis- sion, in accordance with former declar- ations, will immediately file suits against the railroads. The first freight bill showing an increase in freight rates was filed by local shipper with the commission today and the notice of a hearing resulted immediately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
HITCHCOCK IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Tll. Nov. 7.-Frank H. Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican national committed arrived in Chicago to-day to close up Western headquar- ters.
 Our list of campaign contributions will be out in few days" said Mir. Hitchcock. Tt will be quite a bulky affair for there were numerous small contributions"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
COMING BACK HOME.
William Adler Sails From Honduras
 For New Orleans.

Puerto Cortez, Honduras. Nov, 7- William Adler of New Orleans accom- panied by the members of his family left here today for New Orleans on board the steamer Ellis.
 Mir. Adler was at one time President of the. State National Bank in New Orleans He suffered financial re- verses a year ago. which eliminated when he was -shipwrecked on Glovers Reef, about fifty miles from Puerto Cortez last December He was then conveying a cargo of groceries to Gen. tral America on the steamer Alps in an endeavor to recoup his fortunes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
TRANSFERS HEARST SUIT.

omaha. Neb., Nov 7.--The petition of William R. Hearst for the transfer of the $500. 900 dangage suit of Cover nor Haskell. of Oklahoma, against him to the Federal court. was granted by Judge Estelle of the district court of Douglas county last night, and the papers were filed today with the clerk of the United States circuit court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
cRENsHAw.

Luverne. Nov. .-(Special.)-The of- ficial count as completed to-day shows that all the amendments carried as fol- lows: Biennial sessions, 654. against biennial sessions, 323. New county amendment 1,264. and 163 against. Overton amendment S3s and sS25 against. Bryan HOO votes. Taft 31l. Socialist l5 and Populist s.
 The bond issue to build good roads in Crenshaw county carried by l4s ma- jority. This is the second time the county has voted on bond issue. 1t having failed to carry before with about the same majority that is for 1t this time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08

''why do you invariably predict the coldest weather we have had in years?"
 Well" answered Professor Blathsr- ton, 'if it comes true people necessar. fly give ule credit for great wisdom. And if 1t doesn't come true they are too thankful to hold any grudge. "- Washington Star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08

Mrs. Gushington-So your son. is esting. And does he write for money
 MT. Bonds-Yes get applications about once a week.-kansas City Journal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
SUMTER.

Livingston. Nov. 7,-(Special.)- Bryan. 7l9: Taft. 3; Debs. ]; Watson 3; for congress. Hobson. 756; Nations. ,: for Ragsdale amendment l6S. against 554; for biennial sessions. l16: against 524; for good roads, 300. against 293.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08

Geneva. Nov. Especial. j-For good roads amendment. S25; against, 325: for biennial sessions. 64l: against. 432: for new counties, s51; against. go: all carry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
TALLADEGA.

Tanedega. Nov. 7-(SpeciaD-The official count gives the following vote: for new county amendment. 5a2; against 84S; for road amendment BPS: against S4s; for biennial sessions. 325 against, S33
 The Democratic electors 1.0l0' vote; Republicans. 35l The Republicans show a gain of 126 votes over 1904. while there were 215 less votes boiled by the Democrats than in 1904. The vote is 251 short of that cast In the Democratic primary in May
 The following ovte was received by the state candidates: Charles Hen derson. 1,O27; J. A. Hurst. S20; J. J. Mayfield, 1929; R, T. Simpson, 1,02s; J. J. Curtis, S19; Julius Sternfeld, S22; Frederick c. Bromberg. II; John H. Wallace. 1.022; B. F ,Brittell. 314; John Fl. Standifer, 12. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
WILL INVITE TAFT.
To Be Rendered. Home Of Colonel i
 EstilI.

EstiII.
 Savannah, Ga, Nov. 7.-To an invi- tation that will be extended President elect Taft by the municipal authorities and the Commercial bodies to pay Sa- vannah visit for the winter will be added a tender of the handsome su- burban home of the late Col. J. H. Estf1l, "wymberly." The present own CT. widow of Colonel Estill. makes the tender through a committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
HALE.

Greensboro. Nov. 7-(SpeciaD-of- ficial count of the Hale county vote Is as follows: Bryan. 714; Taft, IS; Hearst, 2: Debs. 1; Charles Henderson, 723: J. J. Mayfield, 6ss; R T Simpson, 6e9; John H. Wallace. 665; R. P. Hob son. 7ls; new counties. 12s for; 52S against; good roads, 470 for: PIP against: biennial sessions. 147 for; 4sS against.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
PIKE.

Troy. Nov. 7-(SpeciaD-The of- ficial count of the votes cast in the election show the amendment for good roads to have received 907 in favor of. and 1S0 against; for bien- uial session. 796 for 15l against for the new county amendment there were 524 votes cast for the amendment and only 25 against. The total vote for Pike County was 1880 and of this number Taft received about 125. all three of the amendments having car riei in this county by an overwhelm- ing majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
PERRY

Marion. Nov. 7-(SpeciaD-Offic count gives the majority against coun- ty amendment. 459; majority against biennial session. S60; majority against good roads amendment, s4, Sloan re- ceived four votes for congress as against Underwood!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
MACON.

Tuskegee. Nov. 7-(Special)-For new county amendment. 479; against, 39; for biennial sessions. 113; against
 $50: for public roads. 337; against. 7S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
.EAYETTE
GENEVA.

Fayette. Nov. 7-(Special)-Fay 1S3 for. 665 against Ragsdale amend ment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
SHELBY.

Columbiana. Nov. 7--(speciaD-The final count was made yesterday, be- ginning at noon. The results are as follows: For Congress. Craig. (Dem.)
 1,1O3; Middleton. CRep) 1885; for tax assessor. Scott, (DemD l,124; Pitts, (Populist) 1,413; for tax collector, De- Shazo. (Dem) 1.165: Green. (Rep) l. 366; for County Superintendent, Strock, (Dem0 1.123; Borough. (Rep.) 1883; for County Treasurer, Taylor. (Dem9 1,114; Harrison. (Pop,) 1.415; for Com missioner First District, Wingard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
JEFFERSON.

Birmingham, Nov. 7.--(SpeciaL1-- But one voting precinct in Jefferson county went Republican. according to the official returns made today, Wig where twenty-two votes were cast, all Republican. Thirty votes were cast at Brookside for the Socialist ticket and Pratt City gave that ticket 33. It was an ail-day job for the oanvassiRg board. the probate padge. clerk of the circuit court and sheriff.
 The vote stands on the three amend ments to the State constitution as fol- lows:
 Against new county amendment ,7.762.
 For new county amendment, 3,o75 Majority against. 4,687.
 Against biennial session legislature. 4.277.
 For biennial sessions. legislature. 2.Ss9
 Majority against, 1888.
 For good roads amendment. 4.210.
 Against good roads amendment. D.
 Majority for. 1900.
 The vote cast for Bryan in Jefferson county was 7.737. while Taft received 2.332 votes. making a Democratic ma jority of 5,4O5.
 The following is the vote cast for congressional candidates:
 Underwood. Democrat, s.444; James B. Sloan. Republican. 1.613; W. G. Emiel, Socliaist. 311; T. M. Ramey, In- dependent, 46
 The Democratic ticket was success full in almost every instance in Jef- ferson county although the vote shows a Republican gain of over one thous- and votes since the last presidential election. In 1904 Roosevelt received a total of 1090 votes in Jefferson Taft received a total of 2.337 votes, 2,169 of which were cast for electors on the regular ticket and 14S on the Davidson faction ticket.
 With a view of determining the vote cast for William J. Bryan, the vote cast for Emmett O'Neal, candidate for elector from the State at large, was taken. The Taft vote was procured by taking the vote cast for James W. Lee. candidate on the regular ticket. and Sid Berry, candidate on the Dav- ldson ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
HENRY.

Abbeville. Nov. 7--(SpeciaI)--The complete returns for Henry county as nanvassed yesterday afternoon by the Judge of Probate, Sheriff and Cir cult Clerk are as follows:-Bryan, 724; Taft. 7s; Watson, 72! Debs. 8; for biennial session of Legislature. 4S1; 56; for new county amendment, 6Sl; against. 73; for good roads amendment. ATS; against, 70.
 One small beat in the county went for Taft. The number of votes boiled was 873. All three of the amendments carried by good majorities in Henry.
 A light. vote was polled for the reason that the county ticket had no opposition and but little interest was taken in the state and national tickets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
RUSSELL.

Scale, Nov, 7-(speciaD-The of ficiaI count of the votes cast in the election in Russell county last Tuesday is as follows: Democratic electors 516. Independence electors. l; Repub- lican electors. 33; Davidson Republican electors, l; Socialist. 16; Popnlist. 9; for biennial sessions. 266; against 1856, for good roads 320; against, 125; for new counties, $40; against IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
HOUSTON.

Dothan. Nov. 7.-r-(Spccial )-Houston gave new county amendment $50 ma- jority. Good roads. 745; biennial ses- sions. S65: Bryan. s65; Taft, 243: Pop ulist. 2S.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-19

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-19

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-19

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Das mar Die 6o6Fe 9oatommsnbsit
re Gle 9eiosn Der Seele uno Dem
Character unttrcroHet. Der moaerns
gteRla bingtseH Ga. eisIe 6obe Aufs
faNuRs pom 9stsn uno BEN Biosrs
pdrsi9sn ritt e. rat bic RelisioH esrs
loren uuo Hiht8 beFeres an lire
STEELE gu itksu sspuBt."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-19
Gin treiiliebes tpSrt oeoen
SIC nrnhfhikfnan hrl Nliner mtrhen


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