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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-25
ROMAN PEARLS

No importa la edad que usted ten
ga, las ROMAN PEARLSle lie reiuvc-
ncccrdn, la restauraran la vitalidad Y
ell vigor, aUn cuando est3 vieio Nj
les de ancianos deben su hiCncstar 3,
las ROMAN PEARLS. una GAIA G.,
todo 10 que Sc neccsita, Sc envia &
recibirse $500, con 10 cual Sc Ic,-
tsblecera por complete, re env;a O..
un envoltorio sencilic. Sc garantiza
Ia curacidn, y en- case contrariO, Sc
dcvuelve cl dinero.
Esthsic Chemical Compsnl SWesl 25th
ST. ksE forf Departmental
e. dinero deberd remitirse Uor giro
sohre Nueva York . por express u en-
.iros poS,ales en- cartss certitcadas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-25
SALVADOR BRAU.
"La Colonization de Puerto Rico.

H1soria documentada del genesis de nuera vida como
pueblo 500 paginas cuarto mayor Precio $500. De
venta en- La Democlacia. t<".~
Sc remite la isa anadiendo 6 cts para Ell franqueo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-25
ImigdiO S. GiBOriO
Manuel N. GiuOriO,
ABAGADO6
TcIffono 353. BOX 2S6.
Allen 90. San Juan. p. f.
CAIFSAS

Ofreocmos calesas de czcclente he
rraie, con carrozay cortinas De buffalo
Tuedas pstente, lama Y brancsl 4 pre-
clos muy harstos ruc ColiyaremoS 4
solictud.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
SAKAKAWEASTANPS
ON SALE DEC. II
ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO HAVE
THEM ON SALE AT DE LENDRI-
cIES-oTHER STORES THAT
WILL SELL THEM WILL BE SUP
Piled.

The Sal0alrawsa Christmas stamps
VIII be on sale in Fargo early next
week.
Mail orders are being RAPIDLY filled
throughout the state and the sl,nnlv
WIFE warrant tie opening Of the Fargo
sale by Dec 10. The paper for THE
stamps was tied UP for a while NV the
strike but 1t was permitted to reach
the photographer at last.
Mrs. deLendrecie, member of the
saAaza1awea committee, has arranged
Tor space in deLendrecie's store for
the sale OF the stamps. Look for then,
tn@Ta just at the entrance.
All other Fargo business bop~as
that are willing to help by SELLING
these stamps will be supplied. and viii
receive the sincere thanks of the state
Tor this display OF civic spirit. Tele-
phone Mrs. AHnidon, phone 10.
This issue OF 100000, when nurrh.
ased by the state OF North Dakota for
Christmas letters and packages will
pay the remainder due on the statue.
the women of the state viii have
achieved their first united act Of ma
Cr1otasTn, and the pioneer OF North Dn-
koxa, whom the Salzakavea statue
typines. win receive for the first time
Visible recognition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
Wireless Signaling Through Space

. % ~%%@~~ 80 o % o . . . . . % - . 81
The desire communicating
of the human been handed
audi and e th e n s0 s % w Oh
existing social y ndn aes answered quite well the needs Of the
These primitive means Of signaling stn many
conspicuous points smoke columns beating
cvizf under the whistle
R s4 ETC. systems q nag signaling beams Of
T. remained for Morse with telegraph the
stood u5asasied f e 81 view new s answer to the question
quickly forced the slower telegraph with its specially
attention Of the scientific possibes in
rapidly application was sulan-
81 th ~ s IN several countries and reports
telsnce began to come in from points At
same distances were negotiated reliably at all times
and bounds qnd Gaping ALL ndu6tabls
$500 miles without conduc
apparatus was TAX
en- n nRo N an way and reports q
saneed with rapid strides until well nigh perfection
nents throughout the world squppng vessels
board training scb sos
which schools instal
paything business need has
been rapid the evolution watch ample
message transmitted those the earlier dates pns e es
while at the time are
couDaniss & ~ 'ps e 'ns 0a
The Tnanufaoture taken up and
large companies Il the United having and
both using the waves These anufacu
Tnaiola Tsaegaph BY the
gone much further in
mnts a, follow a. closely q the Inference e h se ssD
m de n ea hs For bs a sw b These opera
of messages between shore stations ships
d q ! - 4 49,, ! j = !. i - ). : = y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
Railroad News
N. D. COAL FAMINE
NOT PROBABLE
REPORT FROM HlLLsRoRo TO
EFFECT THAT ALL TOWNS
ON DAKOTA DIVISION
ARE SAFE.

Hillsborc. ". D. Dec. 11--That there
is little occasion for alarm over the
coal situation is the opinion of Great
Northern railroad officials in north
eastern North Dakota. Upon orders
Of General Manager Scott a canvass
was made yesterday of towns on the
Dakota division, with the result that
only five reported any shortage at
present.
At Cavalier and Neche a shortage of
soft coal was reported. while at Osna-
brook, Crystal and Baker, Mimi, a
shortage on both nard and soft were
reported. Other towns In the district
have supplies that will hold out from
thirty to sixty days. Last night there
was atotal of lightweight cars on
tracks in tnirty-one cities and towns.
Mayor Fox Of Langdon wired Pres
ident Hill concerning the situation
there, the power and steam plant be-,
ing short OF coal. A carload was re-
ceived last night and will last eight
days. The supply OF company coal
there is such that there is said to be
no occasion for immediate alarm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
DAVID HARUM"
CASES SETTLED
SUPREME COURT REVERsEs Low
Err COURT IN HORSE TRADING
cAsE--"FoR ALL KNOW HORSE
10 SOUND" HELD TO BE NOT A
WARRANTY.

A case which riveled some of the IA :
nous transactions Of David Harum
was decided in the STAGE supreme court
yesterday when the court handed down
a decision In the case Of Jacob Sock
man VS.. John p. Keim and Philip
Kein. The court reversed the decision
of the district court Of Mclean county
and hold that the words: For all that
/ know the mare IL tusc as sound as
the others" is not a warranty.
The horse, after It was purchased,
proved to have the CHAMBERS. Follow
ing is the syllabus in the case.
In the supreme court, state Of North
Dakota, March term, 1909.
Jacob Sockman, plaintiff and respon-
dent, VS.. John p. Keim and Philip
Kein, defendants and appellants.
1. Respondent purchased two mares
from appellants; the evidence shows
that one Of them had the CHAMBERS at
the time Of the purchase and had knots
on her head and neck. In response to
question by respondent, as to whaC
caused the knots, appellant, Philip
Keim, said she had a cold and also
said, For all that know, she is Just
as sound as the others" the other
mare was sound. Held not a warran-
". Held, further, that If respondent
is entitled to recover at all under the
complaint and evidence In this case
It Is for fraud and deceit.
z. Fraud or deceit in the sale OF per-
sonal property may be perpetrated
either by false representations or by
concealment of unsoundness in the ar
ticle sold.
8. The party alleging error must
show 1t affirmatively on the record.
(syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from the district court of |
Mclean county, Hon. w. H. winches-
ter, Judge. Action by Jacob Sockman |
against John p Keim and Philip Keim. |
From q Judgment in favor OF plain /
tiff, defendants appeal. Reversed.
Hyland & Nuessle, for appellants. F.
J. Newman, and Newton e. Dullam.
for respondent.
Opinion Of the court by Carmody,
judge. All concur, except Morgan. C.
J., not participating
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
TOUR OF NARBLERS
OF FARGO COLLEGE
NEW oPERAHousE AT LA INQUIRE
WILL BE FORMALLY DEDICATED
DEC. az BY GLEE cLUs-oAkEs.
WAHPEToN, FERGUS FALLS.
AND HILLs5oRo FOLLOW.

The dates Of the holiday tour Of the
Fargo College Glee club were announc-
ed this morning by the MANAGEMENT.
The last Ave days OF this year will be
Warbled out by the members before
audiences of North Dakotans and Min
nesotans. The schedule is as follows:
Dec. 2S.--La Moure, N. D..
Dec. 2S.-oakes, N. d.
Dec. 2s.-Wahpeton, N ID.
Dec. sO.--Fergus Falls, MINI.
Dec. 31.-Hillsboro, N. ID.
Al LaMoure the new operahouse will
be dedicated with the glee club con-
cert. At several of the other points
the club has already appeared and
made good.
Plans are being made for a tour DUR
ing the Easter vacation which viii take
the singers into the central and north
ern part OF the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
new CHICAGO-GOTHAM
TRUNK Line POSSIBLE
Lehish Valley and Wabash interests
May Cooperate to
FERN II.

New York, Dec. 11.-Stock market
operation reported today indicate the
possibility OF the formation of a new
trunk line between Chicago and New
York as the result OF close relations
between the Lehigh Valley and the
Wabash roads.
An option on a large block Of wa
bash stock now held by the GouIds liz
said to have been given banking inter-
ests friendly to the Gould road, who, it
u reported, when the proper time
comes, will cooperate with the recent
heaFy purchasers Of Wabash stock in
re- organizing the Pittsburg properties
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
TURKEYS WANTED

Twenty thousand pounds Of dry
picked turkeys wanted for the Christ
mas trade
Write or telephone e. F. Eggert's
Meat Market Fargo, N. D., North
western telephone No. sol or Indepen-
dent phone No. 102-L. Prompt returns.
Reference, First National Bank of
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
on the company and working co-opera-
lively with Lehigh interests.
LANGDoN IS INTERESTED.
Mayor Fox Wires President Hill Con-
corning Strike Situation.

Langdop, N. D.. Dec. 11.-Langdon
has become deeply interested in the
progress OF the switchmen's strike
and yesterday Mayor Fox telegraphed
to Pres. Louis ]. Hill OF the Great
Northern Of the situation. In his mes
sage he stated that Langdon was
threatened with fuel shortage; also
that the stock of staple lines of
groceries in the stores was beginning
to run low.
Mayor Fox asked President Hill
Tor q reply stating how soon the city
might expect to receive coal ship
ments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11

Puck: Mistress You know, Melinda.
we're all very fond Of you hope YOU
like your roem and are content with
your wages. I'm thinking OF wivinw
you my silk pettiroat
Cooi--Foh de L.awd. Miss Howard,
How many folkses has you been done
gone an asked for dinner7''
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11

Come and try your luck. Seven dol
lar toy trunk given away to the best
guesser. See window at Monsonss
Trunk Store It costs nothing 10
guess. Given away Christmas eve az
10 o'clock
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11
WALLS BEING DECORATED.
Many Pictures and remnants Have
Improved Interior Of Y. M, C.. A.

The ChristmaH presents which are
neanS given to the Y. M. c. A. have
taken the form of pictures. pennantg
and other wall decorations. Az a re-
suit the walls of the lobby Of the as
ISOLATION building is taking a warm
aa1d cheerful appearance. Many good
pictures and numerous college and
frat remnants have been given to The
association and is a great addition
e the appearance OF the interior of
the building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
SiQ o%cntcntirt.

ct. Saul, Wtiun., II. SUM. =
2ouis ". Sill, YrGiioent Der @reot
9tortbern Tailmop So, o%enlentirt cilt
8eriidt, nod Dem eS :. 5. Sill, Oent
Goriibenoen oeS Gireftorenrntbes Der
@reot Hortbcrli @ohn = @eieaihoft
gclungen iein ioate, bic Greet Nortb.
crit, Die Nortbern Yociiic., Die Bur
linetoi- iulb Die Colorado II. Solltb.
ern Va1il llllter Den oebnbnreu ga.
tuugen Der leetgeltomlten 5u elller
eiil3igen groben Corporation 5ltlum'
men 5lt iblpeiBen. y8ir bnben nid)t
Die gblid)t," crfl1rte Sr. Sia, ocine
iolde &erlhmel5 ung Derbei5nfiibrerL
Die aud oonlt nidt ~ortg1ngig mare,
mern tic IN inherent Siitereile la6e.
@ir treibcn feinerlei gpoiionspoli-
litif!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Siaiacre SdIulbiid)cr.

Gbicogn Sa., If. Sini. -
3os llnteriufinss . Gomitc oeS
SAulratbs pIant Die 9(bid)offnng Der
iesigel gebunoencn 2cbrbilher i'll Den
Golfsihulen. ourd oeren SieIerung
cine InSobl Terlogsiirmen reid &C.
morben iir,b, uno Die @rietung Der
iclben oilrd Seite, worin bon ocn
9ebrern aiiSgeorbeitete Scftionen emit
balten iino. Ger Sdnlratb gloubt,
boB olirh bieic 9teuerung Saulenoe
bon Collars crlport lperbcn fonlter.
Inter Dem ietiaen SpItem foitet Die
2icierulg Der Sebrbiidler Der Stoot
bro SSubr mo per Sdiilcr So, inter
DEM ncilcn Spitem miirbeu Die Soften
nur 1925 bctrdaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
3nriid ppr Den Ebilippincn.

San SronciSco, If. Suni,-
Ter NrmcctronSport. Iompicr rSbo-
mas" trof bon Monilo, pio SonO.
lulu. I'M hieiigen Saien ein. Nh 0or0
befonb lid oos 8. &ouolltriesHcgi'
mcnt. 900 Wonn SO Grunfe mo 30
slrrcitunteu, Die nod 5meiidbrigem
Gicnit ol,i oct Ebilippincn in bic
Seimntb Suriidfebren. llnter bcn
Toiingicren befonben it'd Sberlt 6.
Iropc rlno Oberitlieiltcnout s. @utts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
aur5c aabclbcped) c II.

Mus bcm Sdatomt Der 2pfal.
Hcgierung IN Sort DC Sronee, Mortt-
neqiie, lit Die Summe BON $4,000
geitoblen moroen.
5. Eierpont Morgun lit i'll Be
gleituulg BON Sreilnoen polt Earis obs
gereiit. Inn lid oif cine Saht-5pur
5ll bcgebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Suri Snrdl gSalebrnnb serltGrt.

Smprna WILLS, Me, If.
Sitni. Gas Sorf &illmot etlife
Meilcn pom bier. ipllroe beitc Nod)-
mittn1 orrdy einen @olobrano, mel.
der ploelid) ilber bic Iniiebelung
bereinbrot, total seritort. Gie BE
wobner, 90 on Der 3obl, mltroen
ourd) cinen Gytra5ug gcrettct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12
Mnerfcnnnna fir ScneN.

San 6ranctsco, Gol., II.
Suni. = Sroncis 5. Senep lit burd)
Den rSon 6raneisco Democratic
Club" Der cine 6aftion Der 1bennoa
fratiiflcn Yortei reprGientirt, iiir oos
amt ocs Iiitriftsanlpalts nonlinirt
poroen. Gr nahm ole Domination
a11. obcr nit Der @rfloruna mas go.
litif angebe, iei er Elm yGooieuelt-
&epublifamer." Tie MuniSipal-9 iga
unabb1ngiger republifaniifer Clubs
beabiidtigt, 6enep ebenfaas fir bas.
ielbe aint 5u nominiren.
EdHe fAr,S NHsfaub beipret e. Rafne, Ala
- Vkn usto,wp0t~ saha RsAAau AaaE. n.----
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

S9ritte gesen
3ndertrnf.
@crglcid) init Hcnnipluania Gu. ais
Sdnlbaeitanouik anfgcfaft.
Gpentuclles Ginlciten cillcs Grimi.
polperiobrens ourd) ole 9unoeS.
&egierung erluartet. - AuSocb.
nung oes omerifoniiden Export
banoclS. = Ausfubr BON WGb-
un0 @rlltemoihincn nod 10 aus
mGrtigen Stoaten uno aolonien.
IuS Groicft zines pierjebn
SUB ticicn @oIierpegeS bon ct.
2ollis nod oem @olf ais 81 folt-
ipiclig perporfcn. - 9eiuf OeS
&rigSiefret6rs in Nep-Oort mo
Ncm. 3eriep.
@oibinqtom 9. s., If. SUM.
- Gas SlIti5oeportemcnt miro, mie
eS beiBt, oennGhit S6ritte ergreifelt,
nm Den 3udertrltit unl6BIif bes gor-
gebeno geocn ole nEenniplpanio &e-
timing Co." luelfc auf Nnoronung
Der 3ufertrltIt . Setter Dor einigen
Sobren brodgele9t moroen lpor, noe.
gen lle6ertretung beS Sbcrmon'iden
Nlntitrult . 8elebes 5ur Hedenidoft
ST. 3ieben. Ger om Ntittmo6 ol1rd
clner &erglei6 5llm NbId]luB gefonl-
meme Yro5eB Der oEcnnlDlponio So"
gcgen Den Sruit bot, iuie cS ldeint,
binreifeno InboltSpunfte gelieiert,
Inn Elm &orgeben OeS Suits : Gepor.
tcmc1tS 81 re6tfertigcn. Ger lint
ltano, ooB Die 3udertruit Wognoten
gclpilt moren, bnS otf licben Wiaios
men 9eifGbte Gigentbum Der pennIpl-
poniihen @eiellidoft bcruus5ugcbelt
uno iiberoies nod $3,250y000 ais
SGoocncrioe SIT 6e5oblen, nm Oelt
Ero5eB nid)t 5ltr GntiheiSun9 an sic
@eidlporcnen aebcn ST. loiien, melde
Dem Srllit Die oreiio6e Summe ais
Strofe bdtten ollicrlegen fonl1cn,
miro bier in omtliden areilen ais ein
GingeitGnonib Der Sdltlo an9eie.
ben.
IS lit befonnt, boB TrGiioent Soit
bielc Nniid)t tbeilt. Son Oieiem @e-
li6tSpunttc alSgebeno, lieB Der Erd-
iiocnt gcitern 8ormittog @encrololl-
malt @itterSbom 81 it'd berufen mo
beouitro9te i'm, genou Die 3ltders
trlIit . Situotion 6n priiien; NIT Der
SOee, elm GriminoIperfabren lpe0e1
WiBodtung oes gntitruit = @eiebes
%cin5uleitcn. Ser Er1libent lit oiierl.
bar entihloiicn, gegen Den Irllit Dor.
5ltgeben, ipeln irgclt0 gelliigclloc
Sonbboben bofiir porliegen.
Sm Suiti5 . 9eportenlent mar man
nid)t %geneigt, alf cine 9%eiprcdllng
Der Gngelegcpbeit ein5ugcben, ipie
ooS nm Gn0e nlld) notiirlif) crId)ei.
llell mag. Sm Illgenleinen luuroe
MIR BON einem bobcn Seomtcn beS
Geportements onrolif bingemielen,
bob man gegcn Sriiits MIR bonn ein'
id)rciten mcroe, nenn geniigeno froi.
tigeS 9epeiSmoteriol uorlieae, nm
Elm ltrtbeil 5u crluirfen. nNenn mir
cine ltroire6tlihe &crfolgltng gcgen
cineiLSrult eillleiten, 10 iuollcll mir
Helnlute lebcn. Inter Der porigclt
Administration lit cine Wenge Mute-
rial o%ngebGuft iuoroeli, aber boliclbe
lit sum grpBen Sbeil ipertbloS. @ir
boben nift ole Hbiidt, Dor @eridt 81
geben llnb Damn cine GntiheiOuulg 81
crboltcli, ooB runier &orgebelt Der no
tbigen Hed)ts9riinoe entbcbre. Wenn
mir iiber5eligt lino. ooB ein @elet
iibertretcn poroen lit, peroen mir Den
Sail Dor @criht bringen, nlto mel1r
mir eiltntol Dor @erid)t gebelt, lperoen
mir aud Elm Heiultot oni5uueilen
boben."
l1n5er Erpprts Son0el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

Sane fAr'S MHSfaut bsipret e. Hafne, Ala
Ut xeitimurr'str. nate gRftpm 1ouie. 3penus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-12

9ic bon bier aus pcrbrciteten Wiel-
onngell il6cr beporItebcloe nmfong.
rcid)e Ecrlonal Gerqnocrungen in
ben obcritcn Gonlmonooltcllen Der
6lotte iinO peririibt. Sie Scr1noe-
rlt,gcn lirb crit I'M Serblt SIT ertuor,
ten, uulo 5lunr belpnbers IN Der bel
n1ilden @odiee : Slottc, bel meld)er
lcit 3fpet Sobren Die Gbeiitellen nid)t
ernellert iuorOen iino.
Nod) Ocn Soitptnlonopcrn Der Slot.
tc lnlSerbit miro, ipic id)pn friiber &C.
nleloet, Iomirol 1Srill5 Seinrid) bon
HreitBcn sum @cnernl = Snlpeftor
Der Warinc beforoert iuerOen. Der
TrlrS legt Damn Den bon linn iest be-
tlcioctcn Soften ais Gbcf Der Soticc-
Slottc nieocr.
DC . Il
Scr in Salt.
Sn Goric Suoerpoe oeS Hegie4
rnnasbcjirts Wagoebilrg lit Der Mors
Der oes Girettors Der @enlcinoe.Glef.
tri5itGtS @erfe in Ste9lib, 9orl
Irieorid, uerboitet lporoeu. Sie LII.
ibot, meld)e lid Gnbe Mai ereignete,
crreate oontols nidt gerinae Senio.
tloh. 0riCbrid mar oos Spfcr zines
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
WANTS STACKS REMOVED.
Citizen Says Frame Buildings on
 South Twentieth Street Are Disgrace

A protest has been made against the frame shacks on South Twentieth street near Avenue F and the following letter has been written on the subject:
 Birmingham, April A. 1909. Hon. George B. Ward, Mayor of Bir-
 mingham.
 Dear Sir:-During the past year there have appeared in the newspapers a good many articles in regard to The City Beautiful" and the good work that is be- ing done in the direction of making the city r1ore attractive.
 In this connection I would like to call your attention to a row of shacks on the east side of South Twentieth street. between Avenue D and E, which to my mind are @ disgrace to any part of the city and most certainly to such location where they are thrust upon the view of nossibly one-third Of the people every day and where practically every visitor passes. I have been asked by visitors more than once why such buildings are allowed to stand. Up to few months ago they were occupied exclusively by negro shops of one kind and another. but now most of them are empty and In a tumbled-down condition and a glance inside will show you the indescribable filth they contain.
 don't know who owns the property, but in my opinion they sl -uld be forced to rage these building .or sanitary req sons, if for no other. Very respect fully, E. L. PORTER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
NO REFLECTION ON
 COUNTY OFFICIALS
BRockMAN SAYS REMARKS CON- CERNING COUNTY RECORDS AP- FLIED ONLY TO LACK OF ROOM
 FOR STORING THEM PROPERLY.

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 In your issue of today there may pos sby be misconstruction placed on a statement to the effect that the files of papers In the public offices at the court house have in the past been frequently lost or mislaid I did not intend to con vey this impression. As matter of fact. no material papers have been lost or de- stroyed since the destruction by Wilson's raiders in '65 of a few records from the county and chancery courts.
 In my judgment, the present officers who have the custody of these files are 8 efficient as could be found. They are, be- sides, very watchful of the public inter- pense, go beyond the legal requirements placed upon them, in the care of the papers.
 The idea intended to be conveyed was that the officers have not the sufficient facilities for the proper care and storage of the papers belonging to the public, and that there is liability to loss at any time, and if such loss occurs 1t would not be properly chargeable to the officials. l am aware that watchman Is maintained at the courthouse. but 1t would be an easy matter for designing person to break through a thin glass and abstract as many records or papers as might be desired
 I shall thank you to make a correction in your paper as to the above points. Yours truly, J. R. BROCKMAN. Birmingham. April A. 1909.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
RESUME WILSON
 HEARING TODAY
CORONER WILL TAKE UP DEATH OF WOMAN FOUND NEAR MOR- RIs SEVERAL WEEKS AGO. POSTPONED SEVERAL TIMES.

Coroner B. L. Brasher announced yes- terday afternoon that all was again in readiness for the long-deferred investiga- tion of the mysterious death of Mrs. Jane Wilson, who was killed at Morris several weeks ago.
 The date for the investigation has been set three or four times but in each in stance a postponement was announced. The development of new testimony from time to time and the requests of detec- lives for more time to work on the case are facts, according to the coroner, largely responsible for the investigation being deferred so long.
 It will be recalled that early one ulorn- ing more than a month ago tho body of Mrs Wilson was found lying near the Louisville and Nashville railroad tracks at point not far from Nor ris. Mrs. Wilson is supposed to have been on her way to an entertainment near her home and all indications are that the woman was murdered. There were no circumstances that would point to theory of suicide.
 Mrs. Wilson was a very popular and widely known woman in the vicinity of Morris and the case has attracted much attention. Something like 60 witnesses have been summoned in the case The investigation will be held in the coroner's office at the courthouse this morning un- less some further delay occurs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions in real estate in yolved:
 $2500-C. w. Streit and wife to Ida V. Cummings, the north 45 feet of lot 4, in block 660, Birmingham, fronting 45 feet on the east line of Twenty-fifth street and extending back along the south line of Thirteenth avenue, north 100 feet.
 saOQ0-A. o. Lindsay and wife to Mrs Lena A Hansman. lot and part of lot 6, in block S63 Birmingham.
 s25O0-Mollie L. Cross and husband to J. F. Hurst, lot 5, in block 1So. Birmingham, fronting 50 feet on the south line of Ave- nue k, between Thirteenth and Four teenth su eets, and extending back 1sC feet to an alley.
 Birmingham Realty company to ". G. Oliver, lots 19 and 20, in block 0S, Birmingham.
 s24Oo-Birmingham Realty company to Mrs. Minnie Constantine part of block 893, Hanover Place.
 S50OO- George Walter ct al to Oliver Le- vert Realty company, lots H and g, the south no feet of lot 20 and the south 10 feet of lot 23 all in block 23 Birming- ham.
 Barton, a lot situated near the corner of Square street and Tuscaloosa avenue, West End.
 $1000-J. D. McCutcheon and wife to An nie O. Merrill, lots 2, and 9, in block IA East Lake