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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
SuSeSf1Hc.

IL YIN. !. 0tir6 finpie Sarrstt ut. 1880, 2cs
Nm 3. lJ!dr9 3ptn sro,pn, M 500, 0rtnros
Nm .. Nidr5 Gaines @ru,pu, Or. 80, gioros
Bruce Sirabe, I laa Git.
Vim I. Wtdri seaiter Sannpu, Il. Suicpbo
9cipiial. - Sabre aft.
slnl I. Wtdr3 @imsipip Supns, gtr. 1920.
SnrlionsStrdBc, 3 Sabre alt.
VIM q. .Mtdr5 1enrg oarri5. ytr. 1880. Cor
man % Sabre all.
glmr &. Wilr5 Widufas Scs, atr. 1924. Gil.
6a9eite.. StrnBe, IS Sabre ait.
nm Midr5 Sauio oeGinser, 2coooIc, Gar
Yin d. Niirj Wiarn ioorau, 9r. 1O4, Goblin.
StrnBc. % Sabre alt.
slul 6. Nidr6 Games HanS, Gr. 1855. @ar
iorosglOerie. 20 Sabre ali.
Vim g. Midri Ggerice 3nBpfi, 9ir. 1907,
Gl1riiprsS ttabe, II Sabre alt.
Nm I. Wlir5 Wiunie Sunes. Nr. 1919. Mace
S.rubc. 81 Sabre ult.
Nm 7 M!dri @iaiam alein, @Gooieps AMI.
40 Sabre uli.
gn 6. yldr3 @cursc D,iaer, gr. 1927. g..
Sab Strabe. "a Sabre alt.
gl $. Afdri 1erpmc 0saltutt, Soblo soy
'i19soplpiial, Bl Sabre alt.
Nm :, Widr6 Gbware Miuamuur, 9ir. Il,
yin T. A!ir5 5piepbine etad n,usii, Dir. 60.
Vim s. NIdrS Nnna stanior, Nr. i2i, 9soro.
AenlpopbsIpenie GA Sabre alt.
slni I. Mir6 MARTA Stunipi. DIT. 30, b.
NoliesStruGe. "A Sabre alt.
.snl 8. Ntdri Mieta snsto. SsrueIitiide So
ipiidI." Wiprute alt.
PIN I. Wir5 Eapip Smitb. 9ir. 1928, Iipros
Wllr1ors StrnBe, 20 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Warn w. @acridlmibt.

Sc itarb am s. Mir5 1909 Marp VI. yaer.
id,niot, ~neliebtc Sattit bes peritorbeileu 8coree
y. Sn,riditiot. I'M Sitter bon 90 Sabren. Sic
AS ubr W0rqens. bon Der aSobitino ibrer
2o6ter. 5rcu SoupIin. DIR. 5000. Hobb=Sirabc.
ans itutt. Jf,nuiemsp odlmeiie lit Der Il. &i.
Nc'bbeilersairdle lin 8 llbr &ormiituGs. Nerz
luanbtc mo Sreunbe iino ndtliigspou ei19e-
llhpIt H (GS-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

@nItimOre' ben =, WIdr5 1909.
% Die StraBenonr6bruds > Gommiiidre Der
Siunt Baltimore in aeicbIif porGei6riebencr
9Seiie ibrcl eno9itliigcn nno corri9irten Be
ridt fiber Die 5ugetproheneu @ntidGoiguuaeri,
%llnioilen nitb ,s8ertberbobnnsen iiir ole Gons
oennirlino mn @r1finlna elmer aleiGmdbid
5pau5i1 Sub breiicn Y1cn, bon Der sSefiieitc
Der Hnrclnn. Strabe bis 6nr Siibpeit.S cite ppn
Sumpalt's cane, Iebit ben bdruui be6iieliGet
croGiiltiqcn lno corrtairten erlduiernoen Sid.
leu in @ernibbcit Der Surf6riiien oes Stuots
CHARTERS urlo Der ain g. SanIar 1905 inter
6eihueteu Serorbuuu9 yir. 5S ees Mapor5
ltro Staotydt6cs bon Baltimore Del mir biitters
lcat babeil,
ipirb hermit bcfonnt eemadt, bab bcfaeier
@eriht unb Slime uuf bicfe &eife in oiefeiH
Niircan binterleat iporbet iinh,. rno bab Der
WilDor lnb Stabtrutb bon Baltimore, ooer It's
9eno cine lSerion ober Y~erfoueIt. ODER eiie ODER
IlcDr CORPORAL ioncn, bic nit Der Sertbei!uns
erbobl;leen nn5nfrieoen imp. innerbalb oreibia
1900 2naelI bonn 3. Didr5 1909 an ais
benz erite Sage Der bon mir ausgeeGiaeiteu
2ser5iientIi6uli9 bieicr gsotiS, i6riftlfb page
gen an naS baltimore Staotgeri6t appellirer
ilno oas belapie Seri6t eriuben inbeen, oie'
ielbcn 6i rcoioirer.
Z. sewea 9tumas,
Cidr63. l0,11,24) SidotsSiegiitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Baltimore, /. W1rs 1909.
SeriieacIte glllaeboie. an Den .Soaro OF
Muaros" u%orcfIirt. uerben i'm 8iireai pcs
Observation-Disclosures i'm 9ialbbouie bis Mitt,uudI,
ocn Il. Widr5 1909, II llbr Normittups. fir
bic 4icfcruns uun &icrociuttrr an Sae ,encr.
Gcpartcmcmt fir ciacu W,unat cliaegen 9eilnm.
men. SneSifiiuiioncl ipcrhen nuf Tcrlnugcu
bonn Scireidr oeS 5clter.S requirements gelies
icri. Sin beglaIbt0tcr Gbcd oee Yieter3. anf
cine n9Iearino &uuie"s&uni ac5ogeli, I'M 9e.
TRACE put $500, an oeil .uiGrur mo Stuotraih
bon Baltimore jubIbar 9entnht. mlB ieoem
9lnacbut ~beiaciitat iCin. SuS Nedt bleiGt Dor
%bcbnIicll. ir9cno eiR ooer aIe g%lngebotc 8I
pcrlucriell.
Sm %llitruse Der @eb6roe
y. ~. @iifiuiun,
Setretlr.
@uigebciben:
Z. 9nrrb Wia9uuf,
TrGiiognt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tDidr6I ,5.6.S,9, 1911 IL, 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Mnoplph Wilfc.

Ge itnrb am o. Mtir5 1909 IL, iciner sSohs
nnna, 9tr, o57, CONFERENCE.-The. NnbuiDb
bcirliua ISilic, Yerpanoie llo Sreunbe iino
odtlulGspou einaeluoen. Der Vecrpi9una an
Srettaa, Nndmlitdg as I'M = llbr, bei6upubnerI.
Netiebnll9 ahi Der Baltimore Gemetero".
lHN-1n !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
IN liebcnoer Grinnermng

ali i~i11lerel SMcl
Gpttlicb stiebris,
inelher bente Dor 3 Snbrei,, am 10. GFGrj 1000.
1T.
r@ciiorbeit, aber ntht oeroeffen!"
8cpiomct uuu emma Yfafi nno Spbu.
mo) gs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Gas in q cp.Oorf cr del.
nenoe Organ Scr So5ialiitiitsn Mr..
bciter-Yortei ,Toilp Ycople" p~crtritt
Die Anlid)t, boB Die Erobibitionss@e'
iebgcblng Dem SosioliSmus Die We
&c babnc. Ser Stoat 5erltort III Den
Erobibitionsgcbieten boS Gigentbum
ser @roiter, @renner unb @irtbe, ob'
he cine Gntibdoi9una 0afilr 5u &c.
lu1brcn. Gic Erobibition ontrportet
gon5 rllbio, fiibl, iiberlcgt uno unbes
filmmert, iogor in be9eiitertem Son:
y@os lieGt ms 0aran? Gltre Sitter,
Cure S1llicr. Cure Winionen mcrben
geacn Dos offentlihe @ohl belliiet.
Eorum ieio SIR ein @emeinId)aoen
unb miiBt Incident" Cine quite Mnt-
mort" benlerft bass Sosialilten,Sr-
gan. rllno 10 lit Die Erobibition eit
mGdti0er Torherer oes iojinliitiid)cr
@coanfens, inoem oieicr ais Wtutto
al ieinen Moit Die @orte gcidrieben
bdt: oNns 2ebin lit foitburer. ais
cas- Gi9ertbum." Mon loiie baS 81
icntlife Chr an oieic Gbcorie oes
Erobibitisml,s 9emobnt neroen, un0
nlon miro nclt1 ,}cbntel Der @inmilr-
fe gegen Cen So5ioliSmlts bcieiti9t II.
nbgethnn bnbcn. - GS fonlnlt gar
i,idt ooroui on. mie arobartig Die
8elbonlaGm iino. 10 bolh ieititebt,
Dab lie Dem Golfe Shooen tbilll.
miillen lie tort. Gic Yrobibition
madlt oas Tolf nit Dem repol,ttionG'
ren 8eoonfen pertraut. Mer bate ie
Garon eepod)t!." - Nic SfluBfolge>
rillgen Der SpSialiiten- 3eitung limo:
Menn Der Staot bos Gigentbum Der
Eisenhower. 9roler. Vrenncr, Wir-
the INTO Mnberer perrid,tln bari, pbnc
Gntid)1oi9ui,g oofiir ST %leiiten, 10
fam n1ht IN Ibrcoe geiteIlt meroeit,
Dab pic T%olfsnolien bic IuSrottnng
anocrer- groberSS nterciitn forocrm fou-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
GDn0pn-Sarf.G cmctcrp.

BArenn: 9Fr. 81, Nejt.enrutugasetraRe, nab
.Saupt-GinnaMa: -1rebertd.Hcab.
Veerubnibpldse bon $26 an iirtter bcftdrtotSer
~slufiibt; Gdnitfblumen, @efrinoe, Yflan5er etc.
pcroen i'm Ireibbnus am SauptsGinaarN eefurs
ben. unier N8ent ipiro. pern geipiinl1t, bots
iprcbeIi. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Gas SbcrbunocSNc d) I
hot nit ieincr gutid)ciounN ilbcr Gic
f%Seltietung bon Selepbonroten ourd)
oen Stoat Soltiliunn MIR Der Nnlid)t
NuSornd ge1cbcn, Die pcrihicbenc no
bc StnntSAcrid)le ld'on ollaaclprpdcll
bobell. 3ic Iclepbon @eIellld)a1t &c
bort ill Den oiientlihen %rrtcbrS.@c'
ienidniten Common Carriers mo
unterItebt alS iold)e Der ituotliden
AutoritGt 10 gut, mic jebc G~iienbobn.
ODER Gompferlinic, and, III Sc5uH altI
Die N%eitieBung Der Nattn. Ter Stuot
bari nid)t bns Gigentbum ti!ler Ters
febrs. @eieuitaft %coniiS5iren, bo.
burd,, bab er Gic Gotcn 5t nieoriG oil
ieBt, aber inncrhalb pernilnttigtr
@ren5eu IN Der Siniidlt lit CT ioupe,
rGn. Seltpbon.@ eielidoftcn bobet
oft Die Mnlidt pcrtrctcn, Oob ein &c
retter Erofit fir tic sem Ero5ent be-
trGet. neil iie fortOciett nciles aupi'
tal o%n5iehen. Mber IN DEM NepsOor-
fer Oos zNro5cB bat COS SberbrnbcS-
@erid)t ied)S Ero5ent fir cine ollqe-
neliene 3insrote rrflGrt, nno oas
biirItc pobl 5iemlid o~llgenlein ais
Morln pom btn @eridten on9cie6Nl
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Cine 3em,0 nrfcr 3eitung
conitutirt, oob Die @osprciic Sipor
nieorieer %Nelpprbcn ieicn, bic Sobc
Der 8asrehnungen lei obcr bielelbe
pic iriiber. Sit olld) nnOcr9luo ld)on
Uorgefomnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Sn %nbinnn q III II pro
bibitionsiiidtigc @eiber llnterIdrif
ten fiir Elm @eiilh an Die Satin ocS
YrGlibenten Gait. 6rou Gait loll
angeaongen lucroer, olc alfpbolbols
tigcn Gingc ans Dem @eiBen Noille
fern ST bnlten. @orlm 0cnn 10
3obm2 @orlm niht 1leid) fir baS
@ciBc Soua Gin @eict D%erlongcn plc
iiir Die Solontcnbclnlc? Gin %crbot,
Dos ieoen Sropiell, Der itartcr lit ais
Moiier, pom @ciBcn Sullle aus
id)lieBt. IS lit 5,Illl Hodell. 0iclc
@eiber IN Snbiono molten Der crltcn
2oop DcS 2anbcs, Der EnnbcSnnlttcr,
porid)reibcn. luoS tic Dem HonocSpa'
fer uro leinen @Giten p~oricten ioll.
Sd mpbl in irqeuo cillem ailocrcn
2oloc Der @elt iolhe InnloBungcll,
iolAe Gerriidtbeitcn po%rfununeH? -
tSrou Gait miro lid, ilbcr Die Wal'
len Gctition nidt 0rnerlL lolloern
ooriibcr lGdcln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Scrmijdjte Mn,ciaen.
Sciratbsgcinh.

Sine Debilbete oeuti1e gSittme, bilsIih er
6oeelt mo 4icbe 6u 9inoerr, miiniht iih mi
eiuem nnitdnoiacn uno teinen I,dHne 5i Der
beiratbcr. slorei'en erbetell 4. 2I0. 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Wcrlureu:

IN Der y@errlanid.W IRA nner6or.0aae" Mor.
lug gbero Gin Neutrality-suspicious., Elm 9rt-
Iiiid. Sute Gelobnhna bel Iblieieruilg n1i
Vi. stranh, Tr. 1415, Srieans.sirahe.
(60-Im
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

men. lucld)c sic Ntolicll behriidcn mo
ld)aolgan, unb 5pnr ol,dl oblre Cut
lhoolgung. Ius miiroe ober ld)one
3rltanoe berbeiiiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Gle ruiiiih 0umo bat
ouberoroentlid)e Greoite in Der Sobe
BON 1874 WiQioncn Collars fir Die
t}lotte unb runO 20 Williouen fiir Die
9lrlnce bemiQi9t. Ger NbNeorbnetc
@lldfofi crflGrtc, Die Tinno iei nit
Sreuoen bereit, nuc pefuniGrenS pfer
81 %brinaen, Die iiir bic &ertbeioi.
gllng bes @onocs n%pthpenbiN ieiell.
y~llnlerc Seinbc felu,en Den unporbe'
reitcten 3uitonb Mublono'S beIicr ais
Die Heaierung, mo ibr Nppctit fam
jeben Nugenblid gerei5t %lperben." $50
iino Die 6einoc Nublano's? Wtit
Sronfreid) lit ea lett Sobren perbiills
Oct, nit Gnglonb beirenmoct nnb Don
Geutidlono hot H,lBlono nid,ts 81
beiilrtten. &liebc mr. Sopon lib.
rig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Sn Spdcubeim BEL Monn.
bCim illd'tc Elm @Grtncrgehiilic ieintn
Nouih III cinen S%reibhouic nl!s5ll-
Idloien. Am nGd)itcn Gage murbt er
foot duigciunoen. Ila lobesurio6e
mllroe Der @Iumenbuft icitgeitellt. -
Cine @eit1tigung bes NrciliGrntD'.
ldcn Wcoid)to; Ser 9lmutn Hn6e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Nnnr bc5ablt fir Siunnnten, ilbret. Yfanh.
9ipinsftun's, 626 Git. Baltimore. strdfe. slbtet
dli ole orci Nnscln. SSir ianfen afiberbeil
Seipebre. Fiiioien, Cameras etc.
tOilr6G. tWfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Iu Dem rn4lti den Ban
5erfrell5er nSnben1ptablc" iii Ole &ni.
le oltsgcrouht morOen. Sic tntbielt
800 Ffllno Stcrlila IN Sontnoten
ulb 1000 Efuno SterlilQ in @olo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
8utgebciben:
Yircau ocs Observation-Disclosures.
MnAhhnna

|rGiiognt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iMinrsl.h 50 1OI112i31h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Ecpartcr,cut fur uiicnilihc Siderbeit.
tlutcrsTcpGricmcnt Der 1ener.S ummiiiIre

CMdr54 5,6.8.o1O1112.1310
The oasis., 1909-02-20
ElTiro and Llsnos de Orc.

From the Altar district there
comes authentic information that
work is progressing very satlsfac-
toriiy in the Llanos de Orc Con-
solidated Mining Company mines.
This is Il consolidation which has
taken over the properties OF the
Reina de Orc Mining Company at
Ell Trio; Sonora Quartz Mines De-
yelopment Company at La Yaqui,
and the great mill at Llanos de
Orc. There are on the ground
now the timber and most OF the
apparatus for installation OF an
arial tramway from the Martha
mine of the Reina de Orc to the
great Llanos de Orc mill at Bolu-
do-three miles away; and 1t IS
anticipated that by June 1st every
thing will be in readiness to send
ore from the Reina de ORC
to the big mill. In the meantime
ten stamps in the mill right at the
mine are now in operation turning
out gold. In the mine stations
are being cut at every level and
slopes opened all ready to break
down ore to the depth of 700 feet,
which is about the limit OF present
Penetration, and when the tram
way is completed the mine will
send to the big mill 200 tons OF
gold ore daily through a long pc
Rod. Preparations are in hand
to sink the shaft to a depth Of 1000
feet or more, and keep way ahead
Of requirements the ore ready for
Stopping in the great chute OF gold
bearing rock that is proved now
BY actual development to a depth
OF 700 feet or more, and a distance
Of 1900 feet along the ledge.
The oasis., 1909-02-20
San Antonio Copper Company.

Information from San Antonio
de la Huerta, ON the yaqui river
Between Soyopa and Toledo, con
veys the intelligence that work In
the mine of the San Antonio Cop
per Company, about mile and a
hall west of the town, has opened
body of copper ore 1913 feet wide,
across he ledge; and as work pro-
dresses in other directions the mag
nitude of the deposit seems to in
crease. Shares in the capital stock
have jumped to $l3 per share, and
$40 in the near future is the price
that is predicted now. A reduc-
tion plant will be installed at San
Antonio lie la Huerta, on the line
OF the Cananea, Rio Yaqui & Pa.
cifc railway, building now up the
Yaqui river at Corral, the end of
track at this time being at Aqua
Caliente, point about forty miles
below San Antonio de la Huerta.
The oasis., 1909-02-20

second homestead entry act (Mor.
it's application reinstated; former
decisions vacated and regulations
modifed)
The above decision withheld for
further consideration until January
4, 1909, on which date a decision
to the same effect, vacating and re
calling decision of June /, 1908, in
Moritz vs.. HIM (36 L. d., 1907, was
rendered.
The oasis., 1909-02-20
For Sale.

Gents Furnishing Goods store.
Best corner in town; 100x100 feet;
nice assortment of goods; about
$45, 100000 Mex. in stock; lease on
building for five years at $4,000
Mex. per month. Will sell a half
interest. Address
BosToN STORE. FRANK SMITH,
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1909-02-20
Important Decision Concerning Home
steads.

The following item of general in
terest to the public has been re-
ceived from Mr.. Thomas A. Borlon,
attorney at-law, of Tucson, Ari-
iona:
Second Homestead Entry La
Construed, Andreas Moritz VS.. Fred
Him, Secretary's Decision of Oct
cher 5, 1908. 81 L. D. Substance
OF an exhaustive decision on re
views"
Where the object of the home
Stead laws has been defeated with
out fault of the entryman as, e. g,
where land entered proves sterile
or untillahle, and it appears salts
iactorily that the attempt to exercise
The homestead right was made in
good faith but failed, the right
given by the law must be regarded
as not exercised and o second home.
stead entry may be allowed regard
less OF whether the first entry was
made before or after date of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12


 of many friends. 1fr. ana Mrs. Drink afd left over the Central In q privste ear, and after . short bridal trip they will reside In Macon.
 Miss Minnie Kennedy. State Sunday sahooi Worker. spoke here yesterday afternoon in the Baptist church. pre- sentinn beginners. junior and organS' cd class work. She also spoke in the evening to a good audience. While Miss Kennedy was er route to Union Springs yesterday from Andaiusia, she was in . slight wreck and had to ride part ofthe way in a box car. and had tt ride many miles very slowly with the track under water. The train due herf ct g:is o'clock did not arrive untiI at. ter 12 o'clock. due to the heavy ram and washouts the night before.
 4 new society has been arsan,5eo org Rsn,is' Ds the young people of tne s,s' church here and has adopted the nams of .WnIIng Workers" They hope ts accomplish much for the good of l, .n' church and to do 1t as their name sug. rests. willingly Miss Maude Gholstor is president
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
NEWS OF LIVINGSTON.
Farmers Are Kept Busy Planting 1rish
 POtntoes.

[
 Potatoes.
 I,ivinxston. Feb, 11--(Special)--Ai Nathan Davis and Miss Eva Batwick of Epes this county, were married there on the ninth. The couple lext at once for their home In Mississippi.
 Mir. Jack Roberts of Gaston. tnls county, died at his home this week, aged S5 years. He was buried at tne old family burying grounds
 Mfr Roberts was an old Confederate veteran and had many friends who mourn his death.
 contractor Hunnicult Is pushing the work on the coiored Baptist church at Gainesville. He hopes to soon have IL completed.
 Planting Irish potatoes Is the order of the day in Cuba. The truckers there are at this time the busiest men in the county. The peas were all kill- ed but the cabbage nearly all pulled through the cold wave. however some cabbages are now being planted. The 1 Cuba Deopleshope to lead in the truck work in this county.
 Mrs. Rachel Willis of Epes Is hav- | ing erected a new fine home at the place her other home burned. Tho work ts being pushed.
 The Bell Telephone Company has now q line going south of York. | .r Iue barBO p0uttEg AatM 1b @FST | makes regular shipments from there and the work is doing fine.
 Mr. Ben Cobbs dwelling house caught fire at York, this county Tues day but the fire was extinguished be- | fore much damage was done. The grading of the Bigbee Valley Railroad has reached. the Baker place ten miles west of Warsaw. The lay ing of the. steel rail will soon follow
 Miss Georgia Royal of York was the | guest of Mrs Alma Morgan this week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
THE GRAND.
xyriuht Lorinaer as David In
 Shepard Kinx.v

w.,aht Iorimer as David In AThc Shepard KinE.0
 For the first time in the history oL
 the modern drama playwright has
 gone back 5000 years or so 70 Llnu
 material for his story. Wrfgnt LOTT mer. who is to appear as David m tns
 big production of the -shepherd King
 at the Grahd tonight. saturday . anu
 saturday matinee. has written his play
 about the figure of David. the shep-
 herd boy and harpist who succeedea Saul upon the throne after pitter The play begins at the home of DavI.i.s father. where the lad Is shown tending his sheep. To him come the messengers of King Saul, commanding his presence before the monarch, m order that he may play and sing.
 Saul has daughter Mical. ana WiIll David falls in love. The play is not. as many Suppose. q religious effort but is a strong romantic drama, which has been used for the foundation Tor d love story that is as old as the hills. The second act deals with the camp of the Philistines and Sauls' war camp. Goliath has issued challenge to any of sauYs army to single combat. but until the arrival of David no one has dared to take up the challenge. David meets him and the result IS nlseeFy. | It is in the third act in the palace that Saul begins to evince his jealousy or | David. who has come to be q popular | idol. The visit of Saul to the witch ~oi | Endor and his calling upon the spirit of Samuel is also shown. and the I prophecy that David will succeed Saul l and the accession of David to the throne are alls ls,shown. The whole
 drama is built oh the old love story
 and aims at no great moral or re- | Ugious lesson. Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
DAN JORDAN FINED.
Amnistqn Man Found Guilty of vioi@f-
 imw Pr0ha Law.


 img Pr0ha Law.
 Anniston. Feb. 11-The much de- 1ayetf investigation of the charge aEEainst Dan Jordan for selling malt liuuors was held in police court we'd nesday morning before Mayor Kilby.
 Mr. Jordan was held to be guilty, and was fined S10O and costs and given a sentence of three months on the streets Notice was served by the defendant of ar, appeal to the City Court.
 There was very little evidence out side of e couple of bottles of the con- coction called "Cookola," which Jordan was selling. and which was held to be in violation of the law. The chief of police said he had been attracted to yordan's place by the crowds that gath cred there to drink. and his examina- tion of the stuff called "Cookola" had convinced him that it was beer and that its sale was in violation of the law He then made Q case against Jordan for selling 1t.
 The Mayor opened a bottle of 1t and remarked: 'It foams like beer. looks like beer" and tasting 1t. further said. of tastes like beer" Colonel Fred L.. 8lackmon. MT. Jordans' attorney. made a flaw remarks at the conclusion of which the Mayor said he thought the concoctiou a malt drink, and, follow ing the opinion of Attorney General A. If. Garber that the sale of malt drinks was in violation of the law. he would nne the defendant as above stated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
Wandering JuggIers Stranded Here
 Where They Had Expected Work

awaited them. and that they had been sorely hoaXOd.
 Without money or means of making a living they appealed to Captain odom of the Salvation Army. for aid. Cap tain Odom, satisfied that their claims to be vaudeville stars are authentic. will send them on today to Atlanta. at their own request. and at the expense of the army.
 The two Aslatics- were most discon- solate human beings in their state of woe, yesterday. Unable to read or write, or even to talk English intelli- glbly, unable to drown their troubles in the practice of their art, they were lost.
 A fantastic scarf about the neck of Aswod glittered bravely. and his en- tire foreign outfit drew the attention of the street people, but neither gaudy silk nor conspicuousness could dissi- pate the woebegone look and the de- spair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
AzRs. MARY LANIER DEAD.

Florence. Feb. l1-(special.) )-Mrs Mary Wesson Lanier, widow of the late Rack Lanier. who died eleven days ago. with pneumonia, suceumbed yes terday morning at 3. o'clock from the while nursing her husband.
 Her tep-daughter, Mrs. Andrew Walker. is i'll from the same cause. Mrs. I.anier's death was unexpected as she was convRlescent and died Q few hours after a relapse. Deceased was 10 years old. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Harrison Wesson, and bv a brother. Columbus Wesson. both of this county. The funeral took place today at noon from the residence of her mother. Mrs. Wesson. on ths Chisholm road.