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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-26
llnonnf lit Der @clt 9ubn.

Sin alter Nclltid)cr Don elmer gtegc=
rim Scr er porbcr cine @obltbut
ermleIcn, nm ieine 2einmntteE
Gripurniiie beItoblen. Ger
Siebbober Oes MG09cnS unge6.
lid Nibr 6eliersbelicr.
Cine Mobltbat nit iGt0oem lin.
ootf belobnt 81 boben, ideint Die %.
jdbriAe Negcrin aotic 9lodjtone bon
gtr. 2G, 0it.Gburditrobe, peld]e &c.
tern nebIt einem @enoiieli, Charles
PALMER, pom anOi 2emis in Ger iiib-
lid)en TolijeiItotion inter Der 9(n-
Ituloiglulg OeS 9ic6itoblS Dem @e.
rtftSocrfabrcn ii~berluieien ipllroc.
Gin otocrcr &eger. Sliuer Mlod.
lulroc ais 0eblcr III Dem Sale e6en.
tolls 0em Griminnlgeridt ii6er1pic.
Ielr. Gte beiOen @rlteren limo Der
odd)tig, BON 0enrp @rnIt, cinem 10.
iGbrigen 8rciie, 5000 Yuorgelo uno
cine lilbernc lt6r geito6len jl 1abcn.
Sr. GrnIt lit ais <ti6er bel Srn.
Charles $. Seirbcmon bon Nr. 922.
Sll0-GburlcsitroBc, ungelteQt; cr be-
pobnt oQcin Elm 3immer in cincnt
9%lnterboilc Don Nr. 107, @eItsSnm-
blr9-S troBc, GoS @elo, meld)ca sic
GrlporniIlc Ieines got5en 2ebenS
oorltcllte, pflegte cr in einen Softer
81 bcpabrcn. Enlntcr, elmer Scr An.
geldltIoi9tcl lit ebcnioQs bel 6rn.
Selnbcmon ongcitcQt uno Static
Slnfltonc lit. icinc @elicbtc. Aul
olcle @ciic lcrntc tic Srn. GrnIt fen.
ltcll. Gines Cages fam lie mcillcno
81 oicicm gcIollfen uno bat ibn INN
81, oa ibr Safer pcr6aftet lei lno
'onIt ms 8efGngniB po1oern miiiic.
Ter gutbcr5ige Mite, BON Den Bitten
oea Wtoofens 9erilbrt, i6lob in 8e.
gcnpurt ocIlclben ieinen Soifer oili
uno cntllobm oemicl6en So, oie CT
Der Negcrin einbGnoigte. gm Glen.
Itog NOR er eirlen Gag lang BON lei
ller WoDnung o6meieno, luno ais er
5llrltdfebrte. ian0 CT ieinen Softer
crbroden unb iein @el0 peridmun.
oeit. Sotort Ienfte lid iein gerood)t
dltf Static, ais Die ciiBigc &erion
lpeldlc ooS Gerited ieincs Sdabes
tonlltc. Gr belnd)riftigtc oie lilo.
llde Foli5eiItation; Sergeont Sflli-
ter ipltroc NIT llnteriudjung Scr 4n.
gelegenbcit bctroltc. glls bericlbe,
bon jluel Eoli5iitcn 6e9lcitet, III scr
Negerin @obnll1g c%illtrot, iono or
Sltoer Dad, ibren Saltsberrlt, aero.
De oabei beidGitist, @elo 81 5db(en.
Cue Seomten ourdiud)ten oos SouS
ltllo foroen iiber $500 in elmer Wo.
traBe III Wad'S Shloi3immer per.
bor9el1. Gas W6ofen gub bei'm
Serbor al, oab Yalmer Die Sbiir bon
erltlt's 3iinnter erbrofert Den Sol.
Ter 9eoffiiet ltito Dos @eIo berolts ae.
liommen babe, oos er oann nit ibr
getbetlt babe. Mit einem 56eil hires
8cloeS iuia lie 1fad nel einaefleiSet
baben. Solnier bcitritt Die angoben
lcilter 2ieblten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-26
Sibnna Der SGnlbeb6rOc.

Population Der oWfeoi5iniihen um(
Gbirurgiihen @cicQihoit" bclebr.
Die S6uIbeb0rOe iiber Die G6Gtio
felt Der 8ereinigrngcn I'M Snte.
reiie Scr oiientIihen @pgiene. -
SrutOitiif9fnuf fiir NergroBe.
rltng Der peltIi9enSo6idyulc per.
left.
&n Der g~eitrigeu SiBung BERG 6llI.
beb0roe cri6ien cine Population Der
oGbtrurgii6en uno Wc0i3iniiben sc.
iGlihoft," INN Der @eb0rOc Die 3mefc
oieier Organization 5t erflGrcn, Or.
emil 9topof, Der &oriiBer oeS Gomi.
te'S filr 0ffentli6c 9elebrung crldu.
tcrtc IN Idugcrem &prtrage, maa ole
@cieQldoit sur 9%Euifl0rlm9 Oea MI
blifum9 Qltf Dem 8Cbicte Der Nu0icne
tbrle. ltnter Den Qben1cn, Die BON
ocn @Cieuid)uitcu in 0ficntlihen&or.
trdqc1 belprodeu uer0er, befinocn
lid Die folgcnOen: oySie &ronfbeiten
lid pcrbreiten," n0ie SpQicnc oc$
Mlmoca un6 Der 3dbnc," bic @p-
gicnc 0ea Obrc0 ln0 oeS gUlgea, "noie
EiIcgc Oea flcincn 8inoeS," oWtittcl
5llr &%orbcugunq pon 9llbcrfuloiia"
un0 ut0ere mebr. 1r. 9topot erfldr
te, ooB Die @eicQihoit germ bcrcit
mare, irgeno cinc9 oicier lbemen, jc
nod Scr @obl Scr @cboroc. I'M 81.
icntlihcn Nortro0c IN elmer Der
SdJulcn 81 bcbonOcIn. 9tob ibm per.
brcitctc iid) nod Or, :. &. Sounc0
iiber ooS Wirfen Scr @eicQihoit. Is
>ulrrOe 0ericlbcn Der oiii3iclIe 0ouf
Scr Sdulbeborbc fir sic ~Oericlbcn
gegebcne Nu9funit crtbcilt.
Gu9 Gomitc iiir Negcln mltcrbrci
tctc Der 9eb0r0c 0ic Nnnubmc zines
@cihIuiie8, in Dem c8 cmpficblt, sic
&crullagobc bon &loiieu 9iihern in
Den oifelttli6eu ShllIen 81 pcrbicr
ten. &n Dem 9eihmiiG miro cS
Nlcid5eitig Sen Sdiilcrn unteriuNi,
in ir9eno cinem Ibcile oea S6ulge.
bGlloca ober ocS SdlI6oie& sic @or
bereitung iold)cr Bidder 5t beiprc
den. Ger 9cidjIuB mltr0c ongcuom
men.
Ger Nnfolf Scr @rln0itiidc 9r.
1901 un0 1903, WicGuQobitrobc. Scls
tens Der Sdulbeb0r0e 5ltm 3ipcdt
Der &crQroBcrlmg ser @ouli6fciteu
Der mcitlidben SodidllIc mltroc &c.
Itcrn %glrtQebciBcn. Ger EreiS fir
Die @%rlunoitiidc bctrGqt $4,000; Der
Nnfollf geidob i'm @inflon0e NIT Ell
ncr Gmpieblung 0eS WoporS Ntus
booI.
&n Der aeItriacn Sibuuq iporcn
iGmmtlife WfjtgIicocr ser @cb0roc
nit 9huSnobme 6cS &rn. George q.
Softer, nnpeien0.
Nott5cn.
Die 6reiiteQc inn Charlotte @nn.
Golegc oltS Dem orittcn GongreB.0i-
thrift ipltroc al Sonfor0 @6orton
Girnen bon Gar. 9tS, Norb Mtount,
StroBc, perIieben.
Ger YNorOmcltlihc &crihon2
rllngS &erein" iullbte ein S6reibcn,
in Dem bericlbe Die Seller @inSpom'
ger Neiolution bc5iiglid 9cnubltn0
Der 1ifentlid)en S6lllen iiir Dor
TRACE inhoiiirt,
0o9 9trcrbietcn bon @rn. II. Srou
benjamin, 5pci 6rciitclcn III ibrcm
Gonicrootorium fir cilcn anobcn
mo ein Wi0odcn 5lt %aclp0bren MN
oc obgepieicn.
Gle folgenocn Neiignutioncn wltr
Den onaenomnlen Sri. emma y. Mi
ctcl, Sdulc Mr. 43, mo Sri. So5cl
81. ,SpneS, pom Sdrulbcillh2 0cpor
tcnlcnt. 0ic Nclignotioncn trctcc
,ut RI Aa lptS i'm &roft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-26
Sc6bcl's cin,iacs Ttclier.

@ir babcn nnr elm 9~ltelier in BAL
timurc, NIB bcs bcfinOct iidl in Der
Stage 81 ebcner Grbc, 1r.32f, Norb'
Sag', maize Sieb.Str. SinbersYbo'
tOsrapbicu clue SpeSiaIitat. = Seine
Mscuten uno feline Srsppen III iteigen.
). Sebbel. 6. Grni, Ueidaf' tsfibrer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-26
Sbcu. $. Sicncr G 81.
217 Sit-galtimrrc- Strafc.

3cutife5 uno on0crcS nlSl6iloi'
ihcs @clb 0%cfouit mo p%crfouii.
8eIolelorngcn beiocgt mad Gcutid.
luuo, ScitreidL GuBlano IL. /. ~.
@eGiel ouS9eitcat oui ouslGnoiide
9anfen. Grebitbrieie ino Srapelers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-26
Bun 0Cu Mclcm ucrId)lnnocn.

&erb0ngnibuoIlc GoQiiion in 6ol1t
oea 9tebel5 ouf ser @oi. - 3nei
Monp pom Der 9eioBmg cinc3
Nlt1terlbootc3 ertrlmfen. -Nenls
mlung Der Sdiilfabrt ollerortS.-
Hbfabrt Oe3 ,,&bein"
3lpel Mann ucrlorGu III Der ltod)t
BON Ntenitog olt Deitcrn III 6olgc
elmer GoNiiioa jpilhen Dem Gampfer
"SSeltnlorelono" pou per Gbeiopeote
II. gtIuntlc 9obl ltt0 einent fleinen
NuIterltboot in Der 9oi oaS &eben.
Gle 6ollillon, meld)e iid in scr 9tGhe
Don Gooc Noint 5utri0, mar oent
oIdten gtcbcl 5l5uihreiben.
Die Sitllotion oltf Der 9ui mar ac.
tern INNER nod eiltc icbr %geiGbrIi.
dc, 0a Der oihte 9tebel oni6einen0
nidlt meiden mill.
9tur iuenige 6abr5euqe trofen inn
&erloltfe 0es Cages ein, Ourltnter Der
Nampfer Sumo" lueld)cr bcreitS am
Vtontog III oen GopeS einlief ionic
Der Compiler oNfQbaniiton" Stint
Son1ptcr ftbrcn 9citcrn WorgelL ais
lid Der 9tebelldleier I'M Nufcu cine
Belt long bob, binnnS. Sic 0clono,
ten ic0pdl MIR bis 3llr Glluront1nc.
Station, ais Scr Nebel lie ituonN, 0ic
Nltcr 0lla5lnucrfen. IS miro ol1c.
nleil ol9enonnnerL Dab Der Ncbcl
Der Norbotc lang onboItenocr rcgl1c.
riitcr MittcrunQ lit.
Scr N 6cin" bgefobrcn
Ter Nor0O. Hlopo Gonpfcy
oNbeln" illbr gcitcrn Nod)mittog I'M
> llbr nit GO 3luiihenoedS Yoiio
Nlcrcn mo I &0iiitcn EaiIuQicrcn
llodl Bremen ob. Inter ocl1 3mi
idenNcd0 Fniingiercn bcfonocn Iid)
iiebcn 0cportirtc.
Starte @oblcnouSinbt
Grci nit Hoblcn bcloocuc Gam.
pier DcrlicBcn gcitcrn oeu biciigcl
9ntel, lldnllid bic 9ampicr yWiois
ocl," yGncrctt" mo ,M%eIroie." Gle
Soolmg Der orci 6abr5cu0c betril0
julommtcn gcnonmcn 2S,S00 Con
llell.
IbcrmoI& geinntcm
Sic ShoIuppc yOriole", iueld)c
irilber ais Sdpulid)iif Gale" Der
Mtorpl0n0cr 6Iptten willis lppbl be
fornt mar lut0 SIR 3eit BON Sen Sc.
oetten Nea 3ollfutter GielliteS III
IrulOel Gopc bcllltBt lpurhe, lit ubcr'
mails Qciuntcn, uto cS wcrocn gin
itolten sur @cblna nes Sd)ifiea &c
t%roiicn.
Ser Wpturmann tretgcs
lprofcn. >Sn Der norooltlld)ell
Eoliiciitotion iuno geitern 9lbenb ein
&lullcit ilber oen Soo Der . Sabre
olten Ntartc $. $. 9lobiL 5odtere
den bon Nrn. Charles $. @lootr.
Don Nr. l27 NorozEatterlortfEarf'
Npemre, lpeld)c onl Iienitu9 Abeno
al Der 6npette. StraBe, iabe Woltt,
forO.Nperue, pon eincm StroBen'
bobmpnggon iiberiabren lpiiroe, Itott.
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Tiir @cibnadltcn

@eloIenoungen mad Tcutlhloiib
iitb Scitrcid : llngarn iifcr uno
idneq beiorgt. 3, 10 uilb 20 Morf,
iopic 10 utb 90 aronetl : SHcine
81 p%ertaulen.
Sbea. $. Sieuer q Gp.,
Nr. 217, Slt.@altimpre. Strnfc
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Tc0erotio Of &0bor.-- Nhl.
Der bent Curtis Ban Strife, lpeIder
Die geitriqe SiBunq Der 6eoerotion
l0ngcrc 3eit bcidditigte mo luoriiber
an an0crcr Steue 6eridtet miro,
iprof nod Nr. 6runf .. 2plg bon
ser Central e glrbeiter llniou IN
@oibington Der NIT 5pci on0crcll
&errcn ernormt morOen lit, nm bic
Central llllion ais 9elcqutcu bel
Der bieiigen federation Of &ubor jl
bcrtretelt, Ounlit 5piidJen bei0cn &or
perihoften cngere 9e5icbuugcn &c
pilogen iperoen t0nnen. Die biciiQe
6eocrotion bat ola 0eleQaten oil Die
Central llnion $50. e. $. Wcttee, &.
GuQen un6 ". u. @ruon crnclmt.
0clegot Yeorion lenftc bic Nllf'
mertiomfeit OornllL BOB Der WupOr
cS mlterlaiicn Dubc, cinen 9erid)t
ilbcr Die llufoltcn Der Anlctbe- Gun1s
po9lrc 5u mud)cll. Sr. Nifclocr babe
Tedt. mcIhcr 0ciogt babe. BOB c@
l(nredt lei Dem Mopor SIT 0eitnttcn
Ooa @elo Der Steucr5ohlcr in 4'olitif
ju p~crollSQoben. Gr lteQtc onroui
ben 2lntrog, 0oB Der ScfretGr nit
Dem @encrolompolt oe@Stoute@ iibcr
0icie 2lngelcgcnbcit corrtiponoirc,
luo9 allQCnommcn pur0c,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-26

9icc-GrGiioent Ser decoration OF
Qu6or." Ibc @pr0ou, Die Srguniio-
ton oieier Strtfer in }lnArifi nabmL.
Hie Strifer limo poller @oiimm1 Oab
ibrc 6orocrm9cn bcpiaigt unO lie
Oeu Strifc gemiunen mer0cn.
Ter &ice.ErdiiOent Der Tirma, q.
2ibcrlcS, iorote einen 9rief, in mel.
dem ben Strifern mitgctbeilt mltroe,
OuB lie inter Dem }~(ftoroipItem mebr
ais ictt uer6icncn lul0 ieOer Nod Der
6irmo 10 GentS mebr foIten miiroe.
Die Strifer ihienen ober ouoerer
9niift 81 Iein uutO beidloIicl1, Den
Strife fort5ulcBcn.
sod mcbr oEroiperitGt."
,Sru Sobor.S pcclm funO geiteru
Nbcno cine &erionmllng Der NnQe.
iteQtcn Der @ebriioer SGloB, an Der
Siio-0igbsS troBe, itott, in welher
lid lut9ciGbr GOO WitQlieoer 5t ser
llniou nnnleIocn lleBen. Gin Ser.
trctcr Der 6irmu lpor 5ugegcn uno
crflGrtc Den &euten onB mor9cn cin
WitQlic0 Der Girmo in Der 6obrit
iclbit NIT Den 9lrbeitcrn Niidiprode
nebmeu WerOc, ltnl ~oQidQigc Gific-
rcl5cn aui frieolihem @ege 81 ihlid
ten.
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ttutrrbaItnngs : 8eauciIcr.

FHFNt VHFFHHUH <NNNIUNITVI@
,aiaoemie" - nSui6er aHo foe RopS".
,,auoiturtum" 49, ,Qlabtnd foe Rnuics".
,SlaHeh's" - aIta nCpcr loo late 10 menh"
s5nTb'e" - ZEN Epdituher's WtiniIrcI5".
n@anrtn" pNuyrn Ernunt'S Nig Sbop".
."poHtonH" Sad Sbeppuro. The Hanoit
SFinq".
p9ubiu'S" Gduoeoiue urb @unoeIbiISer.
rNinrhlnuo" Neitb's pNu Stur"s8auOes
bile uno &dn0eIbtlocr.
,Nep Ninnanrrtnt" - lbe ginOiQatore".
Sreiciuiaicits' 8emciHoc ~ am EunTiaauuuss
iog, gbenoe llbr. TutfiibruHg bon ,Gott ucrs
idbt bic &aticn midi" In Der y@crmaniaslIall,
UcrdoraSnue".
6iuftcs 9cnGuon. 9lccttal" - Sreituo. hcn
~ gtopembcr. gIuhmittuas nm 4 llhr.
rg0ttunr te'"S nmcHsVcrcin." - EuntfuQunuss
too Ibeuo Nui,crnfoupCr uHo Jdu5 in Ser
Sortudriez0uuc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-26
Die Strifcla9c.

Gin Gomitc ser Curtis 9oD-S trifcr
bcriftct Der r6cOcrutiom OF Go
Dor" critolmli4c Ibotia6en.
Gicic organization crrennt Elm
Gomitc, nm .ocn Strifcrn jn bel
len. - }lnocrc 9}ohrihten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-24
WELCOME TO BRYAN IS WARMEST GIVEN
 NEBRASkAN HERE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l.,

 
 The banquet was one of the most pleas ant affairs of it's kind ever given in the history of Alabama.
 This morning the distinguished guests will leave the city, MT. Bryan and Judge Harmon going to Washington.
 Streets Crowded All Day. There was a practical holiday in Bir- mingham from early morning until the conclusion of the banquet. The streets were crowded throughout the day with people, men, women and children. Distinguished Alabamians from all sections were on hand to do the great commoner exceeding honor. Every coun- ty in the state was represented and the majority of towns had their people here. There was never a more thoroughly rep resentative gathering in the history of the state.
 Birmingham was most enthusiastic in its reception and welcome. When the train bearing the visitors halted under the Louisville and Nashville shed, there was a gathering of people, even at that early hour, which, on account of it's size and frantic desire to see MT. Bryan. made 1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-24
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT.


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what should be done rather than I should tell him anything. There was always the same glare os the eyes, the same egotsm, the same nervous twitching of the face. the same suspicious attitude every time I saw the defendant.
 When Dr. Evans had concluded his re- lation of the events of the various visits to Thaw. the court at 3:39 D. adjourned until tomorrow morning MT. Littieton said he hoped to have his hypothetical question by then
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-24
Boat Is Still Missjnu,

Hook of Holland, January 23.-No news has yet been received of the missing boat from the steamer Amsterdam, one of sew eral that put off from that vessel after the collision Tuesday night with the steamer Administer. It Is believed that this boat has been carried south by the currents, and that she will make landing some- where on the coast The heavy fog, which still continues, has interfered with the search for the missing boat, but all the vessels anchored in the Fairway have been visited and not one has heard of her. The boat carries 2S persons, of whom 21 are passengers. She is said to be well proyiSoned.
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Conditions Again Normal.

New York, January 23.-"When the American people start in to wear their old clothes, it does not take long to bring business back to normal" said
 John ". Gates yesterday in discussing the financial and business situation. It was MT. Gates first appearance in
 the financial district since he went to Texas early in December. He came to town to attend the board meeting of the Republic Steel company. He said therc was a steady increase in the steel bus mess, the Republic Steel company now operating 30 per cent of its capacity after having been shut dwon to IS per cent of capacity in December. From now on, he expected a steady increase.
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Fiaht Among Tobacco Men.

Owingsville Ky, January 23.-Late yes- terday, two brothers, Thomas and Mum ford Eyerman, who were attempting to de- liver their crop of tobacco to Mount Sterling dealer, after having received a warning not to do so, were met on the road as they were escorting five wagon loans of the staple by body of armed men, who began firing. The Evermans and the neighbors who accompanied them returned the fire, and after an exchange of about 100 shots routed their assailants. Nobody was killed, but a pool of blood found in the road apparently indicated that one or more of the attacking party had been wounded.
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EXPERTS GIVE
 VIEWS ON THAW
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=
 
 bia University, who also appeared at the last trial.
 pr. Bailey Called.
 Dr. Charles l.. Bailey of Albany, N. Y., who arrived in New York last night from the island of Jamaica, was called as the first witness in the Thaw case when court convened at 1020 a. m. Dr. Bailey was called to attend Thaw on New York Central railway train between Hudson and Albany in April, 1906.
 When was called in to see him." said the witness, "Thaw was chattering some- thing like Shasta, Shasta, Shasta, the Pennsylvania runs into the New York Central He kept repeating this for some time. His eyes were bulging and he ap- peared unsound. l gave him hypoder- mic of morphine with the assistance of the porter. When Thaw saw the syringe he said: Take away that die stuff was very close to him and could not de- tect the odor of alcohol"
 On cross-examinaton Dr. Bailey said Thaw did not respond to his interroga- tions. but rambled on incoherently. His pulse was about 90.
 The non-arrival of the steamer Adriatic upset the plans of the defense somewhat
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shriners Lose Their 6ouvenlrs.

Waco, Tex. January 23.A party of 100 Shriners from St. Lous khicago and Kansas City, returning fronn the City of Mexico where they had been to institute a new organization, had their baggage car containing the entire baggage of the party and all curios gathered in Mexico burned seven miles south of here on the Mexi- CO., Kansas and Texas railway today. A gasoline stove exploded, causing the blaze. The party lost all clothing and ef- fleets. There were many ladies in tho party.
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions in real estate in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved:
 $2620-W. M. Crawford and wife to Fl. W. Lowe, lot g in block 115, Bessemer, as shown on the map of the survey of the Bessemer Land and Improvement com pany, the said lot fronting 50 feet on Clar- endon avenue anI extending back 100 feet to an alley in the rear.
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New York Banks Pay Treasury.

New York, January 2S.-New York banks paid over to the government today the first installment of the 900 public de- posits that Secretary Cortelyou yestei- day called on them to surrender in order to strengthen the treasury's working bal ance, which now abounts to $11 .O63,0O0. The banks of this city now hold s72,O270Oo of public deposits, s41, 100000 of which was placed with them duing the October dis turbance. This is the second cail that the treasurer has made since the panic, the banks having paid the government Slo,- 100000 under the call of four weeks ago.
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SHARP FIGHTS IN
 CHICAGO STREETS March of the Unemployed Stopped By the Police HEADS ARE NEARLY BROKEN Socialist Leader Gathers Together Several Hundred Tramps and Idlers @ and the Police Finally Stop
 the Marchers.
ARE NEARLY BROKEN

Chicago January 2s.-An attempt of the socialists to bring about a "march of the unemployed1 through the down town streets today resulted in two sharp fights with the police in which the would-be marchers were routed after a number Of men had been clubbed Dr. Benjamin L. Reitman, the originator of the plan to march through the streets, and two of his followers were arrested.
 For several days Reitman, who is socialist, had been making announcements of his intention to hold parade Of "hoboese and unemployed despite the warning given him by Chief of Police Shippy that no march through the street would be permitted Reitman, however, continued to defy the authorities and last night thousands of circulars were dis tributed through the down town saloons and lodging house district calling on all the men out of work to assemble at 7 o'clock on the lake front. The chief Of police early in the day reiterated his statement that the march would not be permitted and directed that all the po- lice force be- held in reserve at the Ta- rious stations.
 At a few minutes before o'clock crowd commenced to gather on Michigan avenue in front of the Art Institute and in a few minutes a column which was really series of punches of four ana five men was formed and headed by Reitman, they started west on Adams street The marchers proper did not num- Der more than POO at any time, but many hundreds of people followed them along the sidewalks and added to the contus-
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Fleet Will Stop At San Diego.

San Diego. Cal, January 23.-The chamber of commerce has received telegram from former Senator M. l.. Ward, who is now in Washington, say ing Secretary Metcalf has informed him that the first stop to be made by Ad- miral Evans fleet after it leaves Mag dalena bay, will be San Diego.
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ONE GENT 4 WORD

aATEs--one cent . word . day. no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for nrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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Dead, Business resurrected by us- ing Williamsons catchy card signs and price cards. There is nope for you Call ar address williamson's College SOl1a 18th street. Enslev. Ala 1-A-2t-fri-sun