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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17

Griften in6itiIIet. s
@eneralforiamling / Mftieielitabet
Weerafer @ruber blep set BEL Iuttet at
inoittlle Driften inotil pi6ere lom
Selge al Morfeoets @tiIIing. 8e6
@ruberne er beifieftiget omfrine
IS Mono, iom MI oil blibe opiagt.
Merater @ruber er gamIe fienote
@ruber, bbor Der / elbre Si6er bat
o@ret flor Drift. Get npe Selifab,
iom for omfring 4 Mar ii6en erbber=
peoe @ruberne, bor oerimoo ol6ria
orenet oisie. &apitalen er gaaet me6
til 5orberebelier for Driften. Ser CT
opfert ct itort @aiferi, anlogt Goug=
bane og bDgget en- &abn meo flor
2os1eplaoS / @ommelpif. Ggr Sui
ifior bar Selifabet liot / @engeban<
lteligbeoer, og oct bar allereoe ben
Sang poa Sale at iege Selifobet re-
%fonltrueret for at lfoffe mere 4apital.
Men bet bleb Sen Gang lite til mo-
get.
Sen 8eilut1ing, iom mt er fottet,
n1oo oerimo6 antogelig fo%ritaaes 1ao=
1eoeS, at set er Hlanen fra ifior, fom
MI ifol forie9es giennemfprt. SIT
man ifnloe billie ne6lGgge set bele
netop lom man bar at1penot iaa ltore
Belgb til 5orbereoelie al en- rationeI
Drift / @ruberne er Ii6et tnnfeliq.
Selifabet bar raa6et ODER en- &opitol
paa mellem 2 og 3 Millioner ST..
Welteparten al &apitalen bar tpf,
norlf &apitale Dor interesieret / @ru-
berne nreo nogle &unoreoe Suiino
&roner. Gireftionens Tormano par
Solberg, Sreorifsita6. Sn-
gen al 9elifabets @reoitorer bill li6e
noget Sab. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17
= H|orge. .

y arets iibfte 81 Il t an =
gelfarer or I I. Sfslge
Meo6eIelie inoIgbet til Gronobiem er
Sfibet uMortbo", Gerer gbn. &an-
nebig, forliit / &ongsfioro gitenfor
8erlepaag. M9rmere l1n6erretnins
%iapnes. uMartba" bar pentet for
balpanoen Maone6 ii6en. Me1 ben
tronoe0e paa 8arren u6enfor Mrfan-
J gels &apn og Hep oerfor foriinfet.
Sen bar Marets ii6ite Mrfangelfarer.
Gen tefnif tie Sgiifole
Il Eron6be m. Grfiteft @rebe
bor u6talt> at BEN tefniife &piifole
bill bIibe aobnet / September n9lte
Mar. Snoen Sen Gio bil Sc 8pgnin-
ger, iom Ell neopenoige, bore fer-
oige. Oct eneite, iom funbe btn6re
Mabningen / Septenrber, funoe Doe,
re at Sc lebige &r%ofesiorater life blen
belat iaa betimelig, at 6agcbeferne
fun6e fqo fine 2oboratorier i 0r6en
til sen faitiatte Mabntng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17

9euaorrbotber tureret paa 6 til IA Sage.
ya5o Ointment :urerer etbpert SiIfelbe Of I'D.
saee: o1Iee, blpbenbe eHer fremtrnbenbe Remorrhni.
q r g 9o9e: eller ,9enQene tirbage. So. 9iIoir.
e'aI S'aetS 1Veotetne Ca., ct. 2puis, $40.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17

Get nye 6 r AN $ I.
Fao notwithstanding / @ran6 So
tel / &riitiania bleb uopioelien %
Stpbpgningen al &otellet enbeIiQ be-
1luttet t Sperensitemmelie me6 Mr>
fiteft Sperres l16fait. Direftionens
5or1lag, iom bleb e%nitemmig pe6ta=
get, gift no poo at optage ct 8pgge-
loon paa en- bolp MilIion @r. / en-
4riitianio 8onf. &eiten al 8pg-
9euogifterne, font efter 8Ianen bliber
tiliammen $4,000 &roner, bill blipe
0gffet oels beo 6tsponible &ontanter,
oelS peo at man, bbis oct bliper MO-
benoigt, uoite6er npe or6inere Mf=
tier til 100000 &roner. Set er en-
5oruoiGtning for 8DggeIaonet, at Sc
orotrmre Mftier lite foar u6bptte
ter 9aanet er betalt tiIboge / 1915
gtsle alore &anteobIigationer far
frafalot &et til Mf6rag / famine sis.
9anoipnligois bill @otellets ssaco-
De blibe u6fprt / Grant. Dette er
100000 &r. 6prere ems 8u0s,
men gjer Sc aarIige logifter mtn6re.
Arftteft Sperre baaber at f1u1ne bru=
&c en- meget 1ps, neiten bpio norf
9ramt, lom paSier go6t mes Gaca-
oens lette StiI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-17

20 or os az. Mois Dnffer,
ielifab bar fact n8arosfa" poa ret
4iel % fiernet Maiterne % b,tgferet
Wraget I'll sarpsborg, bbor 2aiter
ffal losies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19
@ic man 100 Sabre aft miro.

giner Der dlteiten Mer5te eng
lambs, Or. s. %. Saleebp, iett altf
@runo ieiner eigenen 2~ebenserfab=
runeen i'm v2onoon Maea5ine" ieillc
@niidten iiber oie Mrt Der 2ebensfmb=
rllrtg auseinanber, bie man mahlerl
muB, pelrn man 100 Sabre alt per-
ben nil. Die erlte Soroerung 81.
Saleebps lit aaeroings unerfiinbar,
oenn tie lalltet. Sci poriibtig IN Ser
@abl oeiner glternl 9as beiBt, I'M
gemiiien Gimme fam oie 2anglebia.
felt als pererbbar gelten. 9ie 5meite
Soroerllng entipriht DEM bcfonlten
@orte, @llfelanos, nod benz oos cin=
5ige Mittel, Dos 2eben 5u perldngern,
oarin beitebt, es ni1t GIT perfirser.
Dos miro iomol in ge3ug auf Die for
perli1en pie alf Ole geiitiaen SUM-
tionen peiter allsgefiibrt: Sci I'M
giien maBig: 9aiielbe empfieblt Or.
SaleebD pom Srinfen, nobel er ba-
Dor marnt, in Den Sonotismus Der
Mbltinen5ler 5u perfaqen. Me6t libel
lit er auf ben abiintb 5u ipre6en,
oelt Die Sabrifonten, Die aus Der
S6pei5 uno aus 9eleien alsgepies
len limo, in Gnglalo ein5ufiibren lid
benaiiben. Der glbiintb, uno oas gilt
mol BON jeoem itarfen olfobolbaiti-
gen @etral1f, lit elm Gdltber, Ser bas
@elo uno bas 2eben foroert. Mls
pi6tieite Iegel empfielt Or. Saleebp,
ynihts bolb gu tun", olio bel Der Nr-
beit anaeipannt 5u orbeiten, bel Der
grbollulg iid) nirflid gu erbolen uno
benin Shlafen pirflih 81 iblafen.
arbeit, iagt er, bot nod feinem Wen-
id)en geidaoet. Das Nidtstun ou9e=
gen lit gefdbrli6; es lit better, lid
ab5uniiBeh, ols bonn 6oite per5e6rt
81 neroen. Sebr biibld faBt Or.
Salecbp feline InI6auungen oabin gu
iamlneir, baB bie Serren 9oftoren
Quiet, 9iet unb Merrpmm (et,pa
Doctor Mltbig, Doftor MdBig uno
Or. Sro6lid) bie bette 4er5te ser
@elt iinb. @elonoers an ben lebtell
oieier Serren ioll man ii6 menben
nuo oaber, nie 5orel empfielt, nid)t
iiber bos gereaneene uno Ole Ser.
itorbeten griibeln i'm @egenteil, bo5
Sssugenolide in iid pflegen; mir iino
10 aft, als mir uiis fiiblen, elm Wenih
lit 10 oft mie iein @eilt. Wan iofl
ii6 oober bemiiben, auf nod 5mil6en
dlteren Sdultern eiuen iungen &opf
81 bebolten.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19
(Gortiebllllg folot.)
2ebte 152 Sabre.

@n. 8arr, gnglanos dlteltpr
Wonlr, beiratete NIT 1870 gum oritten
Wale, arbeitete i'm Seloe bis 1872 mo
lebte nod 20 Sabre ldneer. 2eltta
nit so Sabren ioaten nod iugel1blib
iein. Santes @rigbt bon SpenloG,
&p., 8eiet, mie man jung bleibt. sd
fiible mie Elm &nobe BON t6 Sabren,"
idreibt en-" vna6oem ib ie1s Sla-
i6en electric 8itters gerommeli.
Set 80 Sabren modten mir Nerpel=
leioen oos 2eben sur 2ait, aber Sic
erite Slai6e oieler lpunoerbaren Me.
oi5in iiber5eugte mid, bob id oas
groBte 6eilmittel ouf @roen geflllt-
oen." @s lit cine @ottesgabe fiji,
ibmade, franflide uno alte 8erionen
8eriu6t es. SOC BET alen 9ruggiiter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19
81 / / E /.

SSn Der gebeimen SiBung Ser
Brobibitioniten tpurbe beidloiien,
bnB Mep. gidelberger Big gum 1.
September in San Mntonio bleibell
fon, oaB Die 8epeguitg ale Hrohi6i.
tionilten in San Mntonio ~pereinigen
uno beionoere Mufmerffamfeit anf all
Ie Noridriften oes @eiehcs
gelegt Deroen Iol. Die Hrobibitip-
niiten tpiiien, boB Tie biel @elb in Gan
Mntonio auseeben miiien nno iino
oo5u bereit.
ginige unierer @eihaftleute,
ols Gopbops perfleioet, gingen an
MittDod berum. nm Subscriptio1en
fir ben .gubliclrdts- 6ono" BON Gan
Mntonio ertgegen gu nebmerl.
Die Holi3ei bat 5 Sungens I'M
Sitter bon II biz j 4 Sabren nerbaftei,
Die bes Diebitabls bon @icpeIes an-
gefIogt fino. 9ieielben ioIen benz
Sugenogeridt iiberantmortet peroen.
xrot ibrer Sugenb ideinen oieielGen
fdon 5iemIid bart geiotten uno lih
tuenig aus ibrer gerbaftung gu mo-
hen.
9ds @aus bon so. 2ucia, 1913
Wera gria GtraBe puroe Bel benz @e-
pitter am 0ienitag Morsen bonn
@Iit getroffen uno cine gde oes
4aules, no iid gerabe Die Sdlafltlt-
be, in Der iif Die 5amilie befano,
tpeggerilien. Gin Sell Der Mobel inn
3inmer tpuroe 5erftort, Die Snialien
fameu NIT benz Sbreden oapon. VS.
mar elm iogenannter falter Sdlug,
Der nift 5iinoete.
Geo. gunit @iersped, SoDn
BON 9err @m. @ierspef 929 giio-
0are0o Gtrnbe, ftarb an Dienitag
i'm Sitter BON Is Sabren.
Der Beri1t unierer Staot-ge-
nmten iiber lire ansgaben In Der
lesten GtaotmabI lautet anf- nidts.
8erar gountp bat nur 3SS
Mito-2i8emIen ausgeeeben, mdbrenO
bic Stootbiiber 400 3eigen.
Gs lift jest befannt> bob Die nod
Mnbefannt gebliebenen 4nflagen ipe-
gen Sfipinoel ntlb 8etrug in flei.
nerei1 Betrdgen Iauten. Die Namer
Der Mngeflagten iino nod nidt BE.
befdnnt. $50 mar Chambers nit lei
nen Mnffagen?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19
SofaleS.
Zum 45stsn Jabreane.

Mit Der 6entigem Drummer bestauf
Die nJreit Ereiie fir Seras" ibren
45. Sabrestas nub nit eimem @efiiGl
~frenStser 0enngtnnns f6nnem mir
beute 1niern Slid smriifidiueifem fai-
len iiber Bic lamae &eibe BON Sabren,
bic mir %snriifselest ba6en. Mus
fleinem Infa1tsen fat iidj Sic 3eitnng
eirpprgearbeitet, iie bat mandJe Sri
len sn beitebcn sebabt, aber tie hut
ale 0efabren unb ale 9inberniIc
ii6erlutnbem nmb itebt 6eute itarfcr
nnS feiter ba als je subpr, bulfamf int
Stanbe nnb %befabist, sic Sntereieu
oes 0~eutidtmms in m~nierer Stact
unb unierm Staate nadl icber &idl-
t,lng fin sn pertretcn.
@enn man lange lebt, baum ber-
Gnbert iid mandJes nm einen fer,
es paft eincm Mandes nidt mas ei-
nem frii5er millfommen geiueien nnb
Heriunen, bie eimem friiber mabese=
itnn6en, merben einem sleidJgiltig.
Sp sebt's amd) elmer 3eitums, bic
lanse lebt. 1tnS fGmfnnbbiersis Sab
re fin6 fir cine bentid-teraniide 3ei-
tung Elm Ianges 2ebcn. Imd cine
3sitnng fam i'm 2aufe Der SATIRE
nidt INNER anf bemiel6en StanS=
punt iteben blciben, nidjt INNER FIR
bas 8leidje eintreten 1tnb audi cine
3eitnng b~erliert SremnOe, Die ibr
ebemtals nabeseitan6em babem. go TT
es audi Der r6reien Hreiie fir Seras"
gegansen, aber iie fam bod be-
baupten, bah tie itets. ibren 8rnne=
prinsipien, freimiitis nmb Offen ii6er
6as 5n ipreden, mas iic fiir rcdt
bGlt naS itets sesen ltmterbrifumg
irgenoipeld)er Mrt amfsutreten, trell
geblieben 1T. l1nb NIT 8ennstnana
fanm lie %feitftelfen, bah tie iid eincu
srofen areis alter Trennbe SnrdJ a.
Re TGbrniiie binOmrd erbalten nnl
iidj piele neite Jrennbe ba5u e%riuurbe-
fat.
81 sebt tie nit 3nperidt uno
@ertrauen in ben nerem Sabrgana
bineiu mnb bofft, bak fie mod LANCE
3eit lire Mnfsabe erfillem mmb fir
bas Sntereiie Oes 9eutidtmms fun.
pfcn fann.
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@ia cineu aittem Sremnb nidlt FRAN
fen.

u@enn i6 -Meoi5in braufe,
meib ih, mas i6 81 tun babe" err
flarte Mrs. 81. 8. Maep bon geals,
Me., 0nodoem i6 10 Slaiden bon
Or. Sings Stem Discovery nit giitem
grfolg in meiner Somilie gebrarrbt,
peiB id, ooB es Die bette Weoi5in
fir Sliiten, Grfdltung uno 2ungen-
leioen it, Seoer, Der es periildt
fiiblt oalielbe. @rlei6terung fon1mt
loglei6 uno Die raide Seilung iiber'
roidt iie. gs tit oor5iigli6 fir grot,
fitis, @ltbmo, 8lutipeien, Group,
60 Grippe, S6mer5en I'M Sdls,
8rult ooer 2unee. SOC uno $500.
8robeflaihen frei. @arontirt BON
alien 9ruaaiiten.
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xeras 8.
Nod,rid,telt iiber

Nad)ridten iiber 9agelldlage
folnulpn aus peridieoeneu Seilen bon
Gerns. Sn Hacogoohes, on Der
@rense bon 2ouiiiatd bat Der Sagel
Die Grnte auf Sen Jeloern 8eri6ta-
gen uno III Der Stabt piele Jeniter
3~ertriimmert ullo IeIbit 20der IN Die
Ddder gefdlogen. auh IN Ban
aIitDne, @raDion gountp, bat ein
&agelidlag pielen Sdooen augerid)-
tel, uuter anoerm lit nuh Die oortige
Bfirfidernte fait gdn5lid seritort.
Gab BEL Dem Sagel in nDaloe
eiiliae Merifaner, pelbe auf Der
Yrairie fampierten, pom Sagel err
fhIogef iein ioaen erfDies li6 ols
untpabr.
100 &inoer, anabeil nrto Mdo-
deIi, f1ruer inter Auffidlt BON 8ar-
teriuneH, bon Stem gorf nod Soplton,
mn bort an 6anilien, Die iid be-
reit erfldrt babeIl, ioIde ainoer 81
nooptieren. p~erteilt 5a .weroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19
Qehrer.@ eind.

@eiuht 2ebrer ODER 2ebrerin fir
Die Safes S6ule, gutter @ebalt nno
quite @obnung, 2ebrer nit Samilie
miro Dorge8ogen. 9lpplifanten mo-
gen li6 an folgenoe grultees tpeu.
ben: Sermdim S6nar5loie, 81
Dittfurtb oberWilp Strempel. @ore,-
lie &~ingsburp, Seras, st. s. 6. SEQ. 2.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19

aino tit Sbnen iifer. gs 1T Sat.
lo9et oaB er einen p~oaltdnotg linz
i6uloigen nieoereei6oiien bat unb
onf SIR 2eben ourd i'm beorobt
tpuroe. Mon miro nabri9einlid
mtloerroe umltonoe ottnebmer, ober
bernrteilt miro er ortf oGe Safe uno
Sic iino oonn fret, fret Sorfar
@r botte es letoen16oftlt6, ipre
beioen Sanoe in Die ieinen preiien6,
10 beoeutungspoll binous eeiubeIt,
Dob Sorfo erbebte.
Still, itia, i6 bite Sic, nidt 10
laut" fliiiterte tie, uno es NOR Sem
8onfier, ols floge iDr 4uge ongltpo1
nod Der Sir.
Sinh mir ni6t olein?" frogte er
miBtrauii6.
God, oodL~ beriiderte Sorfo
5eritreut, ober ibr 9br louidte ollf-
merfIam. @s mar ibr, als bore iie
I'M 0ebengemadb 9ritte.
9os frii6e @eii6t 2onobeims tpllr-
oe ounfelrot. Nernos mirbelte er
ieinen rotblonoen S6nurrbart ourd)
oie Sirgeripiben.
Gins ntodte i5 Sbnen oo9 gu be-
oerfen geben, meme gndoige Srou,
ipielen loiien ih nidt NIT mir. Mer-
fen Sic ii6 bos. 0o5u bin i6 ="
81 aft pnIlte er iagen = er peri6llrf-
te bas @ort aber uno ieBte bi18u:
u5ll berniinftig."
Sorfa bob bo6miitig oos bunfla
Sanpt. Nbmeiieno uno fiibl flogerl
lire aueen iiber feline robltite Ge-
itolt.
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Qehrer.@einh.

3nei oeuti6-eneliide 2ebrer mer-
Sen fir Die Comforter Sdule geiu1t.
S6ultermin 10 Wonate int Sabre.
@ebaltsaniprii6e iino Der applifa-
ton bei5ufiigen. 9ielelben iino Bis
Den 80. Mai ein5urei6en an
8, @iehenfelo,
Comfort, SeroS.
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SDbtet, ,tm ben syeinb aufsmhaltcn

Ser Grelte 5eino bon Sobn Gepa
BON @laomin, Mtid., felt - Sabren,
mar cine eiternbe 8eule. @r be5a9lia
$500 an 9octoren obne 2inberune
Damn furirte i'm 8udlens @rnico
Salbe. &urirt Sieber-8Iaieu, @eli-
len &arbunfel, grcema, Sol5fluB,
nnfeblbar BET Sdmorrboioen, 8ronb,
Sibneraugen. 25c BEL anen Drug
qiiten.
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Qehrer.@efnh.

Griter &laiie 2ebrer geiudt fir
oreiflaiiioe Shule als 9rin5ipal. s
Wonote Shltle. @utes @ebalt. 2ef-
rer, Der oeutid ullo en9lilh unterridl-
ten fam, miro porge5ogen. OtNl
abreiiiere;
90. g, Mnelcr, Srnitee,
Nor6heim. SeraS.
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Qehrer-@eind.

2ebrer eeiudt fir Die ltuion Sdu.
le, 6rei Meilen BON Comfort, neld)er
Deuti6 unb @neliid unterriften
Neun Monote S6uIe. @ebolt
$50 per Monat. 8erbeirateter pisb
porae3oeen. anfragen 81 ridten oil
Gbas. @iermann,
&. s. .. $50. /, Comfort, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19

Jreb. StaffeI, 3t9 OIt-Gomnerce
Strake. Stride SGmereien fir @nr.
ten uno Selb. Sen, Safer, aorr
etc. Meoi5in fir Bferbe, &iibe uno
'Siibner. Snfubotoren luno 9rutmo
idinen.
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aatarr1 Tam midt furiert werbcn

2atarr1 fann nidt furiert werbcn
orrd lofale Applifationen, oa tie
ben Sib Der aranfbeit ni6t erreiden
fonnen. &ntarrb lit cine 8lllt1 ODER &onz
ititutions< arnnfbeit uno Inn lie at hei<
len. uiiBt SIR innerlide Seilinittel neh&
men. Sails &atarrbzaur miro eiuQes
nomInen uno fpirft brett aif bas 8iut
unb Die fdleimiee 0berfld6e. Salfs
&~atarrbsaur lit feline G~uadialbers Neoi>
gin. Sic ipuroe felt Sabren bon eineru
Der beiten Ger3te bieies Qanbes beroroz
net nn0 lit elm reeelmdBiges He5ept. Sic
befteht aus ben beiten befannten Sonicu.
rerbunben nit Sen beften 8lutreinls
~gnngsmitteln, Die brett arif Die G6ieim=
oberfld6e nirfen. Sic polfommene
8erbinbung Der 5ipei 8~eitanbteile lit es,
ipds iol6' nuuberpole 8efultate bel Der
Seilung bon &atarrb berporbrinet.
Qabt @ud 3eignilie nmionit eeberi.
s. 8. @beneb & Go, @ieent., Soz
Iebo, 9. @ertnlft bon alien apotbefern.
1reis rs Gents.
6au's 8amilienegilen finb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19

@ute @etrGnfe uno famoier
2und ftets in 8nrsitaaer's Salpun
nnS &eitanrant, @inita StraBe, neben
Der Salle Der Sermonnsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-19

Man mare mandes nal nift
berleeen, tpenn man miiBte, pie ber-
legen Der anoere lit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-25
NEW CANDIDATES
 ENTER THE FIELD
ARD ANNOUNCES FOR CLERK OF THE CITY COURT AND CAPT. JOHN B. REID COMES OUT FOR SHERIFF.

Yesterday brought forth two new can- didates for two of the larger county offices, and by the announcement of J. B. Aird for clerk of the city court and John B. Reid for sheriff. county politics was given another decided impetus.
 MT. Aird has for the past five years filled the position of first assistant so- lioitor of the criminal court For a num- Der of years he has been quite prom inent figure in political circles, having been chairman of the county executive committee for some time. Mr. Ard s announcement adds much interest to the race for clerkship of the city court which IS now held by Dr. John s. Gillespie MT. Aird will be opposed by Sam M Blake and J. ". Hargrove. He has many friends in the county who believe he will make an excellent race.
 The announcement of John B. Reid is also interesting. Captain Reid yester- day announced his platform, which is a quite strong one. He is an old resident of the county and is widely known. Cap tain Reid's many friends have been &C., tive for some time and the coming race for the office of sheriff will be very spirited one. There are already three or four candidates out and the prominence of the entries will lend considerable inter est to the next primary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-25
LIBERALS RETIRE
 FROM PARLIAMENT

London, April 24.-When the general election takes place (and there are some who believe it is only a question of months) several liberal members will re- tire from parliamentary life. Some of the best known of these are MT. Franklin Thomasson, the Hon. Herbert Beaumont and MT. A. E. W. Mason, the novelist. All these members are brilliant men out side the House of Commons, but as mem- bers of Parliament they are complete fall- ures None of them, with the exception of Mir. Beaumont-who once asked 8 question in the house-has ever made a speech, and they are all glad to retire once more into private life.
 Thomasson was the proprietor of the Il-fated newspaper, the Tribune, in which he sank $5OO,000 of his own money. His action in refusing to spend any moro money in breaking up the paper and dis missing the staff just as it was beginning to turn the corner, made him unpopular, and he has never been able to regain the confidence of the party, who at one time offered him a peerage. His mother has a fortune of $15 900 and his wife is an American.
 Beaumont, who has done nothing for his constituents at Eastbourne, married the eldest daughter of Michael P. Grace Of New York, and he admits that the house bores him. MT. Mason Is the famous novelist and author of ''The Four Feath- ers.' Great things were expected of him. for he is a really clever man, but he too failed in the house, and intends to devote his future to the writing of plays
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-25
Catholic Churches.

St. Paups, corner Third avenue and Twenty-second street, the Rev. James D.. Coyle, pastor; the Rev. William Claude Pierceall, assistant; the Rev. John A. Brat ton, for the missions. Masses, on week days, 6:SO. 7:3O and o'clock; on Sundays 6:30, low mass and instruction 7:So, low mass and instruction; 9:00 ehildren's mass and instructions 9:3O, Sunday school; 1030 high mass; S:00 baptisms; 7:SO, rosary, conference and benediction. Confess sions are heard on Saturday even ing and eyes of feast days and on eve of the first Friday of the month; also before week day masses. Instruction for
 SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
 Today-So. Mark Evangelist. Mon day-Saints Cletus and Marcellinus. Popes and martyrs. Tuesday-St. Turibus Bish- op and Confessor. Wednesday-St. Paul of the Cross. Confessor. Thursday-St. Peter Martyr. Holy hour of Alteration at 7:30 p. m. Friday-St Catherine of Siena. Virgin. Saturday, May 1-Saints Philip and James, Apostles. May devo- tions at 7:30 D. m.
 Our Lady of Sorrows, Avenue F.-On Sunday, low mas sand instruction at 8 o'clock; Sunday school at o'clock; high mass and sermon at 10 o'clock; evening devotions at o'clock.
 St. Augustine's, North Birmingham Masses at 7:30 and 10 a. m: sermon at last mass; Sunday school at 3 p. m.; rosary, sermon and benediction at 7:3o p. m.
 San Marcos. East ThomaS--Mass and sermon at g o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-25
Texas Wants the Floht.

Beaumont Tex, April 24-(Special.)- J. Letters and telegrams received today from the packers of James J. Jeffries, James J. Corbett and Jack Johnson give hope that the big fight between Johnson and Jeffries or Corbett will be pulled off on an island about 20 miles south of this city and in the center of Sabine lake.
 This island is about four miles from the shore line of either Texas or Louisiana, and therefore beyond the jurisdiction of these states, being under the jurisdiction of the federal government. Plans have fight pavilion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-25
The First Protest.

Pittsburg, April 24.-August Herman president of the Cincinnati Baseball club, has sent a protest to Acting President John Eeyder of the National league, against the game played here yesterday between Pittsburg and Cincinnati, alleg- ing that the game should not be counted in the championship race. MT. Herman in his protest says that in the sixth inning Wagner who was at bat for Pittsburg, after three balls called on him, contrary to the rules, crossed the plate while Gaspar, the opposing pitcher, was about to throw the ball and consequently should be called out. Acting President Heydler has taken the protest under con- sideration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-25
ANOTHER BIG MARATHON.
$1o,oo0 to Be Divided Among Seven
 Competitors.

New York, April 24.-Arrangements were practically completed today for the biggest professional Marathon race yet held in this countrywide grand interna- tional Marathon for purse of s1O,OOO, in Which score Of the leading professional long-distanee runers from all over the world have been invited to compete over the course at the Polo Grounds on the afternoon of May 8. The purse will be divided as follows: Five thousand to the winner, $20Oo to the second man, s12OO to the third, $500 to the fourth, $500 to the fifth, $500 to the sixth and $2O0 to the sev- enth man.
 Some of the leading runners invited to compete are: St. Yves, Longboat Doran- do, Shrubb, Hayes. Maloney, Svanberg, White, Simpson and Carajai
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-25
As Requested.
From Harper's Weekly

From Harper's Weekly.
 An official of the superior court Of Cook county, Illinois, which has jurisdic- tion in the matter of the naturalization of foreigners, tells the following:
 ''In October last man named August Hulzberger took out his first papers. AS he was about to leave the courtroom he was observed to scan every closely the official envelope in which had been in closed the document that was to assist in his naturalization.
 ''In few days August turned up again. Presenting himself to the clerk of the court, he bestowed upon that dignltary a broad Teutonic smile saying:
 well, here vos'
 "'Pleased to see you, I'm sure.' said