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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

This afternoon at Q o'clockt he
Hon. Jos. w. Folk, the best man
the Democratic party has for it's
presidential candidate, win speak
at the court house, and at 7 p. m.
"Free Trade Champ" Clark will
speak at the same place. While
the old guard Tor old gang, as the
Middletown Chips calls it) wing
OF the Democratic party has little
use for former Governor Folk, he
is very popular man in this
county and throughout the state.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

The Orphean Musical Club, which
was with us during Chautau7ua
last year, is the best quartet that
has ever visited this city.-San-
dersvilie, Ga. Progress.
At court house next Tuesday
night, Oct. IL.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

]. w. Camp of Galveston, Tex,
who, with his wife, has been Wis
iting relatives in High Hill, left
yesterday for their home, in re-
sponse to message announcing
the illness of their daughter.
The Orphean Musical Club has
cartoonist, Richardson, who
would do credit to a metropoli-
tan daily.-Brighton, Iowa, Enter
prise.
At court house next Tuesday
night, Oct. II.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
/ .0o0 HEAD or cATTL.E

Wanted. We have pasture on
the Sans Souci farm for 1000 head
of stock for the next two months.
Will make low price to parties
with large punches. c. L. Clark.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

Doan's Regulets cure constipa-
ton, tones the stomach, stimulates
the liver, promote digestion and
appetite and easy passages of the
bowels. Ask your druggist for
thcm. 25 cents box.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

Automatic grain and seed sepa-
rators at d. 6nethen's for S12.50,
and has all repairs in stock for
these machines.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

DR.. D. j. Bentley's Dental Office
over c. J. Locke's clothing store
will be open for the inspection of
the public commencing Monday
October 10th.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
APpLBs Musr Go

l will close out the remainder
OF the car of apples at 75c, 81 and
SIPS. You will have to hurry.
C. K. Sheets.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

"Better than the good, and good
as the best" REV. John G. Bacon,
pastor First Presbyterian church,
Springfield, Mo.
At cours house next Tuesday
night, Oct. II.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

Hassler & Son have put in fine
line of candies. They are Morse's
Chocolaest, the best made. Try
them.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

DR.. Rudy Vogt and wife of. ST.
Louis came up Saturday night to
visit the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Vogt. Rudy returned
to the city Monday, but his wife
will remain here for few weeks.
Mrs. Vogt was formerly Miss Ell
len burlington Of st. Louis. They
were married July 8, but kept the
wedding secret until they came
up here.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
APPLES MUST GO.

I will close out the remainder
of the car of apples at 75c, 81 and
S1.25. You will have 60 hurry.
c. K. Sheets.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
al -

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m.
League at 6:45 p. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
go p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
the services of this church.
The district stewards, laymen
and preachers of the Mexico dis
trict6 met in conference with the
presiding elder Of the district at
Mexico Tuesday. A movement was
put on foot for a forward march
along all lines of church work.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

Dee-lightfully dee-licious, the
Morse Candies. Hassler invites you
to try them.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-07

A hard coal stove for salc. In
good shape. H. g, Turner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-01

Der 0i6te;; uno ipirfli6, merlt gal-
te Noiamlnoe ben Sriiblirg eralt,
BEN permibte, iebt mar ct leibDoitlo
IN ibr Stiib6en getreten. @lllle Nto-
RE trng nod oas ounfelbralille Meit.
foitiim; oas fnappe Getpnno Inn.
idloB Die fraftige, fdonc geitnlt
beg Waodeils, uno inter sem 1lulten
Shleier iab oas iltllge Gsiidt 10
frublingsfrii6 berbor, Bog Is 9ollte
Goiamunoe gang morm I'M oos Scra
muroe.
o@oret SIR n,sserittell alulp
Worie2" fragte Die alte 9alae, iuat6.
reno Dos Maoden iih hemiiDte, ocn
ACKNOWLEDGMENT geagcl SIT ind)cn.
$50, 9ante, id rift init Gloug ELM
Stinoden auf Dem bonliser sycloue.
&c binalrs; no6ber traien mir Sit,
faaig Stiirlner ,,no nahnlen eilte
Cafe &affee I'M bonbiser Srrren.
ballie ein."
fIorticGnnia iolut)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-01

ieniae BON ben 8eioen, Der Die met
item Stimmen erbalt, miro fir 9e-
ipab(t erflGrt. Die Mmt55eit lit
5tpei Sabre. Sritt mdbre1o Die1er
,3eit cine gafan5 Elm, 10 1T lie
our6 cine iofort aus5nihreibe1loe
@pe5iallpabl ults5ufuaen; p%oralsae-
iest sic @afan5 tritt nitt Gin,
meru es fem Sabr mebr bis CUR
lladltem regelmdbigen @abl bin lit;
in ipldem Sole ermablet Die IT'D
rigel1 Mitelieoer Ser Somliliton
einen Nadfoleer fir ben Nus0e-
i6ieoenett.
Ser Mopor uno Die 8ommiiiare
fonnerl, mie oben geiaet, bon ocn
Stimmeebern ibres 4m+es entitst
meroen. 0as 8erfabren lit folgen=
oes: Cine 9etition, oie 10 piele Iii
teri6riften baben mub, mie oiran=
gig 8ro5ent ser Stinmen ausFlio-
den, oie fir ben Wopor IN Der
poraufgebenoen @obl o~5qegeoen
lino, unb in Der Die ablebung oeS
betreffenoen Mitelieoes Der Som-
milfion ~perlangt miro, miro Dem
Staotclerf eingereidt. G5 mab III
Der 8etition ou6 ser GRUB ange-
aeben perben, mesmeee1 Ser betref-
fenoe geamte abgeiebt perDe,l ioll
Ser Stootclerf bot 5lterit Die lin
teridriften gu priifen uno feit5l!.
iteaen, Oh tie audi ale Dor wirtll.
den Stimmgebern berfonlmen. 81
oas nift ser 5al, 10 niilIen oil
@inreiher innerhalb 5eba Eager
neue l1nterlhriften in geniiaelioel
Menge beibringen, fonnen Tie 0aS
nidt, 10 miro Die Getitipn aurld.
gemieien. SIT aber nit Ser Getliior
aQes IN Sromung, oann bat Del
Staotclerf Tie Ser 4ommiiiicn Dor
5uleeer. Die &%ommiiidre boiler
bann iofort cine allgemeine Qbililn
muna aas5ui6reiben, in Der oi'
8mrgeri1aft oariiber abellltilnHltt
bat, Oh ser betreffenbe geaate ab
gelest tperoen ioa ooer nift. Siel'
@%bitimmlng oarf nidt frilber al:
oreiBig uno nidt ipater ais bier
sia Gage nod @orlegung Ser 8eti
ton ourd) ben Gitp=@lerf cbge6al
ten tperoen utto bie aommlilins
ioa iie m~inbeltens 5lpan5ia 2 1Q'
Dor ibrer 4bbaltung anfiinoiger I'M;
in Der Mnfinoieune genau lniltei
len, INN mas es iih BET Ser @bItinl
mtf1d han0elt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-01

bieiieer Stobt erltellnen. 8is oatin
miro Serr Scott Die YfliGten leineS
Nmts musfiiQen. @r murOe am /.
Mdr5 1907 els &%onlntiiiar %ernannt,
Modfol9er pom 9tpbert (. Nell,
melher reii9nierte i'm cine Iopofu-
teuprariS in ST Eoin 81 l;ber1el(
men.
Sn Sen 6riibitun0en oes ARrtt-
nod ma6te oos itdbtiide 9eteftiu-
0epurtement, neblt ei1ler ln5eGl go
%li5iiten peridieoene u&aioS~ aaf I'm
oroentli6e @auier. % 8eriunelt,
8eiBe, Werifoner ur1b Neger. lrrr-
oen perboftet uno Dor gtidyter Sud-
len, unter @nfloge Ser 8a9obonoaQe,
gebro6t. 9ie Strafen beliefen iid)
bon s. Bis $50. Ginige Ser SINCE
floaten nobmen ii1 Nlopefate1 uno
oppeuierten an bobere @erldte.
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8redlt nidlt ~smiammen.

S6pere @nforoeruneen o, sic
2ebensorgane berurlafen eillen ,3u-
iommenbruh. Man fann Magen,
Nieren ooer Nerpe1 niht
iiberburoen, obne S6aben al ieioen.
electric 9itters lift oas Sdullbn1ittel
oagegen. Wrs. S. 6. 8an Sc Ganbe,
&irflano, ST., i6reibt: n9aB if I'M.
ter oreimonatli6en i6meren anItren.
gllngen niht 5uiammenbrad, Der
id MIR sen electric 9%ittcrs."
SOC ben alien OruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-01
Hutet die Kleinen.

NE STERBIICHKEIT DER SAUGLNGE list granenhaf. Wr k0nnen
kaum fassen, dass Won allen Kinden civIisnter Lander Zweiundzwanz
Prozent oder nahezu elm Vierte, vor Volendung des eTen LebensaMt
sterben, siebenunddressgP rozent oder uber Elm Drittel, sterben vor dem finite
ud die Hattie strbt vr dem finfzehnten Jahe.
Wiz behaupten mbedenklch, dass die zi6ge Amending Won Castoria d
grossere Anzahl dieser kostbaren Leben retten wurde. Auch nehmen wiz keine
Anstand, zu sagen, dass der Gebrauch narkoischer Praparate ais Ursache des
KmdersterbGchkeit anzusehen it Tropfen, Tinkturen ud Soothing Syrups fl
Kinderkrankheiten enthalten i'm WesenHichen Opium oder Morphin. In gross
ren Dosen sind sic t6dtiche Gite. Vie gross oder klein abr die Dosen sci
m0gen: sic verdummen, hemmen den Bhutum]auf ud fdhren III Congesdone
Krankhehb Tod. GAM das Gegenthe1 w1d durch Castora bewrkt abr II
musst daranf achten, dss es die Unterschrht Won Chas. q. Fletcher tagt Da
seIbe bef0rdert den Blutumlauf 0fnet die Poren der Haut und besei6gt Fiebe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-01
Sin menidlider Salananocr,

Cine leItenes BbGnomen bon In
enlpfinoli6feit geeen Seuer erregt ee-
genmartig in miiienidoftli6en arci.
ien 2onoon's lebbaftes a%ltfieben. @s
banoelt iid I'm oen alteritonilGen
Captain Spoloiue aus @alestura
in Slinois. CT lit niht etlpo eirer
iener Selerfreiier, Die nlat1 bislucilen
i'm 8ariete ieben fam, uno Die outdl
gei6idte Wanipltlationen cine Tn
empfinlidfeit gesen Seucr rortdu
iden. Gopitan Spoloing pernloa iid)
ieine ionberbare 6abiefeit ielbil nidt
81 erflaren, er ipeiB mr., ba5 er bpl
&inobeit an cine ~be1onoere 8orfiebc
fir 6lammen unb gliibello belize
9inge gebabt bat, Die inn ME ettpos
anbaben fonnten, lpie oft er alld5 nit
ibnen ipielte.
SIN 9ailep GrpreB, lit oeiien Sc
ldaftsraumen oieier nterfipiiroige
uSalaman0er" eridierr, lperoen eiti.
ge perbliiffenoe gill8elbeiten iifer
oasGbanomen er5ablt, bos in @egcns
mart bon 3eugen beobadtct nlroe.
SD m06te gerr1 etlpos gIiibcnecs
glei 5rnl giien boben", duBerte oet
ieltlanle 9eiuder. Man fuDrte ign
in Die ShriftgieBerei1 iuo bns @(ei
in groben &eIieln 5lt 600 Wfao i.
erbibt miro. &apitan SpalGing
i6lenoerte 8piiden oel 2ihuippe.
Maihinen ur1b probierte oas alii9en.
De, fliiiiige @lei, aber oos id);en i'm
nod ni6t beiB senug 5u ieiit. Sc.
ben Sic mir eiren Sdopfloffel seq
aaerbeiBeiten". Won rcidte ibna
eine1 2offel poa 5ii6enoem btooeln=
ben 8leis. Spaloing goB iiH eiren
madtisen S6lud 8lei altf Sic 3un
sc, bas Metoa 5ii6te uno eritarrte
oann. Damn 5og ct alts Der Soid)e
elm grobes 5tiid Siescaof aii6cte
es on uno. lieB bie berabfolltnoen
brennenoen Sropfen ouf Die 9unge
rieieln. gr begoml Damn be1aoli1
gu fauen. rgs idmedt n,ie Wteerct-
tig", meiute er aufrieoen, o[s Oh er
cine foitbare 0elifateiie aBe. 9fber
iein Wenu mar nod ni6t Sit Cube.
3piihen ben ein5ellleu 9lei lnto
Siegeaadeangen 5iirroete er fiji einc
3igarre on, naBm Dos 6rengenoc
Streidbol8 in oen Mllllo mo l0ldte
es gemahli6 nit Ser 3unee aus.
Sabei idaute er begebrIi6 muf sic
9liibenoe aoblenitangen Der groben
1900 8er5en itarfen @ogenlidter.
SD fonnte 10 eirle aoble ean5 out
in Sen Mnno nebmen", bemerftc er
nadlaiiig, mdbreno CT cine &ano-
poa Bulper ouf ieinen 0nnnteGer
i6iittete Damn nabm er ein Strci6-
bol5 unb fiibrte es gu bent Nuiber.
gs gab ein 3iiden nno Nauiben,
lnao Die 5lamnc idoB bod Gilf. oas
BltlDer erloid oann, a6er oif Ser
Salro Spnloings mar ni6t cine
Spur elmer 8erlesung 5it erbliden.
SD fam meme prnocrlide Sclisr-
iiderbeit ietbit nidt erfldren", er.
er oalln. v0ie 4er8te ba5en
mid dlorOformiert uno mir rotglii.
benoe aobleit alf Die 3unge geieot,
oann Sis uno oarauf ipiehcr Gob(e,
aber oud lie miiien mir nit Dem
81 i6iittellt uno feine grfti.
ritng gu gebelt. Ils id nod Elm flei.
lles Gino mar, fanoen mid nlcil,e
gltern zines Cages, ipie ij nit gilt
benoen GoDlen ipielte nno lie mir
in Den Muno itedte. Qobel Der,
brannten meine aleioer. 9os ipor
ollh Der @rlino parunt, ib Tic Qlit-
genbrouen befommen babe. S&dter
ipuroc i) f6drier ilberipobt. o6er
iuoimmer id @elegenbeit fono, idtid)
id gum 5euer, uno es mahte mir
groBes 8ergniigen, an ~gIlifcloe
4ohlpr All frfprt "
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u | /.

" SpSlCluJ uuu 0lultulS 0AolINJSit
jebt uno ser groffnung ser Sllter=
~nationalen Sair liegen, neriiGeril
Ole 0ireftoren bod bereits, oab 81
leg porbereitet 1T, Die Soir 81 elmer
ser groBten ure beoeutencitea Sn
MAIDEN, Die ie bier a~beefalten lpllr>
De. Mm Wittmob nahmittag mu.ee
cine Sisurtg Der 9ireftoren abge5als
ten Die erite, feitoem 8rdiioent 9e-
ries Y. 8romn pom Noreen snrii6-
gefebrt tit, nobel a1e @in3elGeitelt
beiproden uno oas gan5e 9rpsramnr
fertiggeiteat p1troe. Cine defenders
intereiiante 9lusiteGuns, beluEoers
iebt, mo 10 piel iiber Gerbeiierung
Ger 2anoItroben bebattiert miro,
miro oieienige Ser StraBenban-Sr-
genieurs-0 ipilion oes uMericuit,rral
ano We6anical College" ieill nit
&obert S. Yotts aIs Sliperpiior.
9ieie @~usite1une miro Mooall-&e-
&c uilb Die ba5u notigen Mrbeiten 70.
tpie Die Mrt nno @eiie, mie itgcno
Elm Bacterial gum StroBenbml per-
penoet perben fam, 5eigen. Cine
Ibmahung nit benz San MrtonIo
automobil Club fidert Sas Mufire-
ten BON garnep SIofielb, prrfeliio-
nelem @ettfabrer, nit ieinen si-
liltenten unb 5 eritflaiiigen Motor-
magen fir &%enn5mede. q 20. ppe
ron, superintendent ocs Mderbau-
0epartements, 5eigt OH, baB lid 30
mebr Counties mie ie 5llpor CUR Ii,s-
iteaung a1eemeloet baben. 10 oaB
bieies 9epnrtement cine politiloige
ueberiibt offer Troonfte BON Eeras
bieten miro.
llniere Erection Gompall1 bot
elm neues Experiment, ur1 Den
Staub gu legen, gemadt, msld)es fly
iebr gut bemdbrte. gs lit Dies cine
Mii6ung BON balb &oblenteer uno
balb @oiier, oieie miro gleitGtaBie
Mber Die Sberfldhe nerteilt nno
oann ein5ieben eelaiien. Die ggperi-
mente plirben bis jest an ser @lo-
mo Seigbts nnb ser Sot @elis 9i-
ME eemadt uno iollen, Denn nidt
balo geniigenoer 8egen eiltritt, mci.
ter auseeoebnt merben. Ger Soften
punft lit Ger gleihe nit robem Ye-
troleum oas Meiultot a6cr snirie-
oenitelenoer uno Der @erud] ees
9eers lange niht 10 unongerebm,
mie Der beg 8obols.
1as ltebungslager BEL 2eon
Springs lit iebt oufaebrodcn nno
nur Die 8ompagnien $ uno S oes
%. Snfanterie -8egiments, inter
4ommanoo BON Gent. Co.. But
Ter, bleiben ouf Der Geiernation. lie
iibrigen Sruppen lino natb Tort
Com Souiton 5uriifgefebrt.
- Nad Dem monatli6en 9eriht
Don Sos. 8raben, Glerf oes acrpo-
rotionsgerihts, muroen i'm Mtoaot
Muguit 572 Safe in ienem 8eri6t
Dor Mibter 90. 6. 9uflep perbon.
belt. Ole eineenommenen Stroigel.
Der beliefen iid ouf 1926. 9ies
mar ettpas mebr, pie i'm Morot
Sitli.
Carl Q. Scott, 8unoesforlniii-
lar, bat feline Neiisnatlon cinge-
reiht nno Midyter Marep wiro iei-
men Ia6ioIger mdbrenb oes Otto,
bertermins bes @unoesgeriGts in
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@ie aus @ernshetm.

@ie aus @ernsbeim, SeIIen,
areis 8robgerau, gemeloet hiro,
bot in Der oortigen @egenb ein Hlit-
l6lag orei bliibenoe @eniGenleben
pernidtet. 9rei Mdoden moren BEL
einem Spa5iergang bon eineilt @e-
pitter iiberrai6t morben uilo bot
ten in elmer naben S6eune Shrt
geiudf. Gin glit fubr in sic Sfelt-
ne uno totete aGe orei Maod)elt olli
Der Stele.
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Staot D9to, ToIeoo.


2ucas II. So.
Sranf S. GDenep betDlp5rt, bub
er Ser dltere 9artner ser Sirma S. 5.
gbeaeD unb 6 o. lit. mel9e @efGafs
tie in Der Stabt Spleoo. in obenge1lalnle
tenn gountb u1o Staate, tut. unb DAT
befaste Sirma Die Summe BON Elm.
bunbert 9oIIars fir ieben .Sclt
bon aatarrh be5ablen ipirb. Der bur6 ben
@ebraud bon Sails aatorrbs
Sur nidt ge6ei{t iperben fam.
Sranf S. 6 + e n eD,
8efGiporen Don mir nltD inter
I6rieben in meiller @egenDurt
arn 6. September 81. 9. 'S6.
SiegeI,
81. SO. @Ieaou. %Dffentliber 3otal
Sails &atarrbz3ur ipiro innerli6 ge~
nommeu uno pirft brett auf bas gLut
unb Die I1Ieimigen Oberfldden bes GU
items. SoBt Gu6 3eugniiie frei ali,
ididen.
S. S. @benep&g 60. EoIebo. G.
8erfauft bon allen Gpothefen. 75c.
Sal's SamiliertSBtlen iinb Die better
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IS rettete ieim 2cben.

uAae glaubten i6 miir0e mein
8ein perlieren," idreibt S. 81. Snen,
len bon @otertomn, @is. . 3ehn
lang lit id nm eczema Wro
Is 9oftoren fonnten mid Eidt fiji
big i6 9udlens Irnica Sal-
be benutte, Die mid poliia 0eiuto
modte," 25c bei alen 9rllggiiteu.
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Gin Mann nit eiiernen Merpcn.

llnbe5pinglider @iae uno gsobc
gnereie peroen ME gefnnoen, NJ
Mngen, 2eber, Nieren ODER @inge-
meibe auBer Sronung lino. @ollt
SIR oieie @igenidoften uno Den Or
fole, Ben lie bringen, 10 ae5raudt
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Gins 25c bel
oIen 9rltaailten.
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Gas Seras 8unbcr

BELT one Nreren, BlaTen unh rDeu-
matilhe 2eioen; BEL aaen Grugeiiien
ODER 2 monotlide 8ebanolnng per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. 90. SaG. 1926
OIibe Str, ct. 2ouis, Mo. SdreIbt
fir 3eugniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-01

@ertreter oes in Bilbao Ia.
gen6en iponiiden 4rbeiter6nrbe5
baben nit II eegen 10 5lintnen
ben 9eIhluB gefabt, feinct @ere.
ralitreif 81 p%roflamieren.
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@crInl1at

cine a06in in einenn Soltsbnlt BON
orei Herionen. @uter 2obn. @a6sr.
fraaen in ser Office bcc nSreien
FreIie".
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Nv
@abl Mnseiae.

8ir iinb al1toriiiert, Germ SuIius
dIs Gdnbioat fir 8ienertrabI fir
rem Stats enat a1isufinbteen
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9fus Merioo III gtcotm miro
cine @elbiieber grfronfltng gen.el.
set.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22

A mistrial was ordered by Judge w.
~ IN the case of William Ma
bors, charged with murder ana train
wrecking, yesterday afternoon shortly
after o'clock. The foreman reported
a hopeless division between the jurors
and stated there was not the slight
est possibility of final agreement. After
thanking the jury for their services
and questioning them as to whether
aid from the court could not serve to
bring about an agreement, Judge Fort
discharged the veniremen and ordered
mistrial In the case.
The jury stood seven for conviction
and five for acquittal as opposed to
six to six, the status of Sundays bal
lots. Members of, the jury, after their
discharge, stated to an Age-Herald re-
porter that the disagreement came
about mainly on the subject of the
anonymous letters alleged to have been
written by Majors. There was no at
tempt at compromise. seven standing
for conviction with the limit penalty
and five for complete acquittal.
An impressive scene was offered in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22
ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEN MEET TODAY
SOCIAL FEATURE WILL BE DINNER
AT SOUTHERN CLUB TONIGHT.
ABOUT THIRTY MEMBERS ARE
EXPECTED TO ATTEND

The first business session of the men,
bers of the Associated Press of the south
eastern division will be held at the Ho-
tel Hillman this morning at II o'clock.
Among those who arrived last night
were Paul Cowles Of Atlanta, superin-
tendent of the southern division, and John
S. Cohen, managing editor of the At
lanta Journal. Clarke Howell, editor of
the Constitution. will arrive this morn
Ing, and r. F. Biernce, who is In charge
of the Louisville office, will also arrive
today. 1t is expected that there will
be about 30 present at the meeting.
Among those who have signified their
intention of being present, in addition to
the Birmingham members. are Joseph r.
King, Thomas w. Loveless and Bowdre
Finizy, c. nj. Pendelton and H. M. Suter.
The chief entertainment feature today
will be dinner which will be given
at the cafe of the Southern club at 8
o'clock tonight In honor of the visitors.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22
SEELBINDER ELECTED
SECOND LIEUTENA AMT

Sergt. Arthur Seelbinder was unani-
mously elected second lieutenant of
Troop D. First cavalry squadron, A. N.
G., at a special muster of the troop,
held at the armory last night. He was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Lieut.. C. B. Powell, who
resigned several weeks ago. Capt. C. H..
Mandy conducted the election.
The meeting was well attended and
very enthusiastic, Sergeant Seelbinders
popularity being attested by the fact that
he had no opposition and received the
unanimous vote cast. In response to
calls, he made happy little speech
pledging his best endeavors to further
the interest of the troop. The boys of
Troop D are preparing for the parade
tomorrow and good turnout is ex-
pected.
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Mistridl Is Ordered
In The Majors Case
Jury Stood Seven For Conviction and Five For AcqttaDs
agreement Caused BY Doubt to Authorship of Anony
nous Letters-Jury Was Out For "A Hours

the room of the first criminal division
when the jury reported yesterday. A
crowd of spectators was on hand to
hear the report and Nabors and all
attorneys in the case were present.
The defendant gave signs of much agi-
tation when the foreman arose to make
his report, but became perfectly calm
when the announcement of disagree
ment had been made. Majors has re-
manned remarkably cool during the
trial, but the strain of the two weeks
ordeal was beginning to tell on him
Jere c. King, one of Nabors' attor-
neys, stated yesterday that no effort
would be made at present to have Ma
bors released on bond.
The Nabors trial has established a
record for length as well as for the
great amount of public interest shown
in the case. The trial consumed two
entire weeks. and the arguments of at
torneys almost three days.
Tho jury had been out for A hours
when the first report was made yes
terday, Judge Fort having concluded
his charge at o'clock Saturday night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22
STREET DECLINES TO
TALK OF THE PLANS

After being in conference with o. e.
Harrison, Assistant Attorney General of
the United States, at Guntersville, o. ID.
Street district attorney for the United
States, came to the city last night. He
is en- route to Huntsville, where he will
meet with the grand jury while that body
completes the labors started some time
ago.
AS generally known Mr.. Street and Mr..
Harrison have been talking about the
Southern Wholesale Grocers' case for the
sefsv.ns avsr y as 81 and, and pa aptsr=
g0n as to thy when the li{is. 'a 9r
tlssuea 4ast'poipt. He said, however,
Ma /, ling was ready to be given out
nj this time as there had been no de-
tails decided upon definitely.
Mr.. Street said he did not care to
discuss the report of the Huntsville
grand jury, which it is expected will be
made tomorrow.
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about two cases of beer on ice. Officers
Moore, DeRamus and Koran, who made
the raid, state that they will swear that
the tables ana cask are the same as
those used In the place operated by Rich
ard Wray at 1861 Third avenue. This
pace was recently closed on injunctions
ana II the officers can substantiate their
charge serious developments are EXPECT
ed There are two stairways at 1861
Wray's place is in one of them and the
place raided last night is in the other
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22

| or Tungsten be burning
With every light in every skyscraper
burning brightly Birmingham would
present a beautiful picture equalling
the effect of any worlds exposition.
The esplanades and arcades covering
blocks of the streets, thousands of
electric signs. flashing their many col
ored lights. windows and stores fully
lighted office buildings appearing like
mystic towers, and the triumphal
arch completely covered with globes
VIII all do their part
For this reason Mr.. Ewing asks that
every light be left burning until IL
o'clock and especially that the office
buildings keep their lights going.