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me if he wishes, he may make me the
butt of his always graceful humor, but
l cannot refrain from awarding to Cea
sar that which is Caesars. IT is not in
my nature to cherish such III will that
I cannot render homage where homage
is due.
:" I refer, gentlemen. to the transcen-
dent, fndtsputable and commanding fact
that, since Chauncey NJ. Depew became
president of the New York Central and
HUDSON River railroad he has SO man
agec it as to put its stock within the
reach OF the humblest and poorest
citiZen."
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n the Popular Magazine.

FTOm the FOpuHr MHBazIne.
President Taft considers Wayne Mac
veagh, brother of the present secretary
of the treasury, the wittiest after-dinner
speaker he ever heard. As foundation
for his opinion. he cites the time when
Mscyeagh got his revenge on Senator
Depew at dinner in New York
1.-THE senator" said the President In
telling the story. had spoken earlier In
rthe evening. and had INDUCED in several
jibes at Waynes expense Finally II
came Waynes turn to speak. After a
few general remarks. he paid his re-
sIects to Depew in about the following
language:
History will yet record the one great.
pre-eminent work done by Chauncey NJ
Depew. On account of 1t, this country
and, indeed, all the worId-owes him
such gratitude as cannot be expressed
hx the human tongue. He may chide
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111s; Brickell 6s7, Bulger 5000, Riddle
1876: DuBose 22s, Sharpe sos, willing
ham 1898: Johnson $50, Kolb PIP, Ward
1908; Craft 1o2, Hamburger 1905, Jul
liam 1904. Kennedy 345. Lusk $50, Nc
Cord 1892, Price 2s7; Dowdell 1853.
NeSmith 1891; Anderson 921, Evans
zoos, Somerville 571. Pearce won over
Erannon for circuit judge. Espy won
ever Oates for state senator. Bank
cad 1908, White 459. Crawford won
over Leslie for probate Judge.
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position Mr.. Rountree was unanimously
elected TO again fill the position which he
has flled for several years past. The
name of Thomas w. Barker for re-elec-
ton as secretary of the committee was
then put in nomination. No opposition
was offered to Mr.. Barker, and he was
unar imously reelected.
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Hoai's Fate Rest. With Jury

Coryndon, Ind May 6.-Arguments
which were begun today in the case
Of Thomas j. Hoal charged with the
murder of Cashier ]. Hungary Fawcett
Of New Albany, were completed late
this afternoon and the case was given
to the jury. No verdict had been
reached when the jury retired for the
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From EverybOdys Magazine.
That's right said the teacher en-
courasingly to the very small boy who
was laboriously learning his B C's.
Now what what comes after CT"
"WhiZ."
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From illustrated Bits.
The Speaker-Marriage, my dear sisters
Is huge mistake! Believe me. I would
not marry the best man In the world"
Sweet Voice (from audience) = You
couldn't, for I've got him,
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COvingtOn


Dothan. May 6.-(Special.)--The Of
fetal count in Houston county follows:
Mallory 1913, O'Neal 1881; Seed 1883.
Thomas 1925, Brown 1880, Greer 49,:
Hodge 142. Purifoy 1853. Wilkinson
1884; Allgood 1860. Kennedy ESQ, Smith
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Carrollton, May 6.-(Special.)-T Off
cial count in Pickens gives Mallory 1876
majority and a Seed majority of 7S5.
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baldwin

Bay Minette, May Special. )-The
official count made today of the pri-
mary Monday Is as follows: County
Probate judge Smith sos. Circuit clerk,
Hall 374, Richerson ABB. Sheriff, Booth
1870, Franklin 1877. Langham go, Mar
tin 1873, Richerson 1879, Smith IA
Thompson 11S. Representative, Albright
IS, Carney 3s9. Jenkins 400. Commits
sioner Second district, Byrne 147. Cain
90. Mcmillan 261, Taylor 304. Commits
sioner Forty eighth district. Cooney
63e. Delegates to state convention,
Blackburn 454, Bradley 554, Byrne AT,
Hall $50, White 551.
State-Governor Mallory 3S2, ONeal
494 Lieutenant governor, Seed 400,
Thomas 334. Secretary of state, Brown
476. Greer 207 Treasurer, Hodge 81,
Purifoy All. Wilkinson 222. Auditor,
Allgood 342, Kennedy 96, Smith 259.
Attorney general Brickell 47s, Bull
ger Sc, Riddle 1873. superintendent of
education, DuBose S26, Sharpe rs, Will
lingham 3So. Commissioner of agricul-
ture and Industries, Johnson 200, kolb
294, Ward 2lo. AssoCideo lam o'N
commissioner, Craft 22S, Hamburger,
Jr.. 32s, Julian 2ee. Kennedy 40, Lusk
1888, McCord 226, Price 101. Chief JUS
tice of the supreme court. Dowdell
412. NeSmith 307. Associate justice OF
the supreme court, Anderson 565, Evans
161, Somerville 33s. For supernumer-
sry Judge, Aston 632. For judge of
wi 4,,It ioI Dir IN
463, Brown 1872, Goldsby 209. Solicitor of
Thirteenth judicial circuit, Stone 673,
Chancellor of Southwestern chancery
division, Smith. SAB Senator, Bank
head $50, Knox 49, White 40. Rep
resentative, Dent. Jr., 679. State sem
ator. I,oyelace 533, Watson 1919. Exec
utive committeeman, Feist 694.
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Calhoun

Admission. May Especial. THE Cal
houn county democratic executive COM
mittee met this afternoon and made an
official canvass of the vote cast in last
Mondays primary, showing Emmett
O'Neal to have a majority in this coun-
ty over H. 8. D. Mallory Of 3oS votes,
while Seed leads Thomas for lieutenant
governor by 20 votes.
The complete vote In this county was
as follows: For governor, Mallory 1877,
o Neal 17S3 for lieutenant governor, Seed
1873, Thomas 1926; for secretary of state,
Brown 1892 Greer 1885, for state treas
urer. Hodge 12o Purifoy 1905, Wilkinson
1921; for state auditor, Allgood 1911, Ken
nedy S4S Smith 1877; for attorney gen.
eral. Brickell 1895, Bulger $40, Riddle s@;
for superintendent of education. DuBose
512, Sharpe 24o. Nottingham 2175; for
commissioner of agriculture, Johnson 55s.
Kolh 1914, Ward IA; for railroad COM
missioner. Hamburger 72S, Craft 1853, Ju-
liam 400, Kennedy 1894. Lusk S26. McCord
7S8. Price 1895; for chief justice, Dowdell
les, NeSnith 1928; for associate Justice,
Anderson 1913 Evans 1871, Somerville 1920;
for United States senator, Bankhead 673,
Knox 1887, White 79S; unopposed candi-
dates, Sayre 24s6, Aston 254o. Pelham 2713,
Whiteside 261S, Blackmon 23s5. The re-
suit of the balloting for delegates to the
state convention was changed in only one
respect. that of giving L. F.. Greer the
place held by E. c. Harris under the
unofficial count Six local optionists are
E. G. Caldwell, NJ B. Wellborn, l.. F.
Greer D. T. Goodwin and Jack Dickie
The statewiders are w. P. Acker, Ross
Bleckmon. Worth Whiteside. J. II. Ed
mondson, Rich Love and ", H. Wealth
erly. There has been no change in the
county ticket with the exception OF a
few matorities. The feature Of the meet
ing was the attempt and failure to un-
seat J. H. Edmundson, chairman. The
opposition saw on entering the delib
ere lions that the Edmundson faction was
in the majority, but an attempt to post
pone the election was voted down. Ross
Blackmon was then nominated. and after
James Keith had nominated Edmondson
in a speech In which he enumerated
the services of the latter to the party
and his excellent record as chairman,
Judge John Pelhams motion that the
election be made unanimous, Mr.. Black
mon having withdrawn, was carried
easily.
In this fight former Mayor Kilby again
showed a strong hand in the manpula-
ton OF proxies for Edmondson.
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. Tuscaloosa, May 6.-(Special.) 1T will be
seen from the official returns given below
that O'Neal carried the county by go a
smaller majority than had been expected.
In the other races In which there is any
doubt the vote reveals the fact that Seed
led Thomas here by sos. Smith leads ALL
good by 2s4, Purifoy has a majority of
s24. Brickell leads Riddle by 1872, Dowdell
gets 545 more than Nesmith, and Collier
and Ormond. in the race for circuit judge
and circuit solicitor, respectively. get 1850
and 1894 majorities. The vote in full is
as follows:
For governor Mallory 1922, O'Neal 1872.
For lieutenant governor, Seed 1924, Thorn
as 1925. For secretary Of state, Brown
1649 Greer 7o6. For treasurer. Hodge 124,
Purifoy 1884, wilkinson $40. For auditor,
Allgood 1886, Kennedy 81, Smith 1890 For
attorney general Brickell 1175 Bulger 27s,
Riddle s93. For superintendent Of edu-
cation DuBose 1919, Sharpe 1872. willing
ham 1873. For commissioner of agricu-
ture and industries, johnson sS7. Kolb 1107,
Ward 700. For associate railroad commits
sioner, Craft sos, Hamburger SIS, Julian
1857, Kennedy 1888, Lusk ISL, McCord 677,
Price 1872 For chief justice OF the supreme
court. Dowdell 1890, Nesmith 945. For as
sociate justice of the supreme court for
the unexpired term, Sayre 2069. For as
sociate justice of the supreme court for
the regular term, Anderson 1889, Evans 7O5.
Somerville 2275. For supernumerary
Judge, Aston 2060. For judge of Sixth
judicial circuit, Collier 1929, HARDWOOD 779.
For solicitor of Sixth judicial circuit, Nc
Queen SOB, Ormond 1897, Nesmith 203. For
chancellor northwestern chancery division,
Benners 1852 For United States senator
for term beginning March 4. 1913, Bank
head 1887, Knox 120 white 499. For repre-
sentative in Sixty-second Congress of
United States from the Sixth congress
sional district of Alabama. Hobson 2182.
For executive committeeman from Sixth
congressional district, Clarkson 2159.
Greene
Eutaw, May ESPECIAL. )--Complete re-
the official count today, are as follows:
For governor. Mallory 27O. O'Neal 2S2.
For lieutenant governor, Seed 375, Thomas
173 For secretary of state, Brown 30l,
Greer 21S. For treasurer. Hodge 81, Puri-
foy 27S, Wilkinson go. For auditor, ALL
good 1877. Kennedy 70, Smith 25S. For at
torney general, Brickell 1A. Bulger IS,
Riddle 279. For superintendent of educa-
ton, DuBose 213 Sharpe 10, Willingham
3OS. For commissioner of agriculture and
Industries, Johnson 1s2, Kolb 30. Ward
1885, For associate railroad commissioner
Craft 100. Hamburger 14s, Julian 16S. Ken
nedy 113, Lusk POS. McCord 176, Price Ill
For chief justice OF the supreme court
Dowdell 221, NeSmith 1903. For associate
Justice of the supreme court for the I'M
expired term. Sayre 495. For associate
justice of the supreme court for the
regular term, Anderson 4S. Evans 81
somerville $50. For supernumerary Judge
Aston 5l4. For Judge OF Sixth judicsal
81 - : \ 81 3 = a
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Franklin

Franklin
Russellville May ESPECIAL. 1.-The vote
IN the primary election last Monday was
OFFICIALLY counted by the democratic COM
nittee this afternoon.
The count on state officers showed
that Mallory's majority In the county
was n, the vote being as follows:
Mallory 449. O'Neal 372; Seed 4s5, Thorn
as 2o4; Brown $50, Greer 292; Hodge So,
Purifoy 2ls, Wilkinson 1885, Allgood 40,
Kennedy 50. Smith 80; Brickell 257, Bull
ger 40, Riddle 1888; DuBose 140, Sharpe
%, Willingham sol: Johnson 2s3, Kolb
~, Ward III; Craft SO, Hamburger III,
Julian 1856. Kennedy %. Lusk 1913. McCord,
2H, Price g. Dowdell 277, NeSmith 472;
Anderson $50, Evans as, somervile 249;
Bankhead 6S7, Knox 70, White ISL. State
senator, Fite 663. Mitchell 1874. County
ticket: Burnett SOC. Representative Rich
ardson 542. Williams 391; pribate judge,
Lowery nominated by 4s; Lawler nomi-
mated sheriff over Ramsey by four votes
Circuit Clerk Malone by 1913 over Johnson
Chairman of Committee Dilson wins over
Quinn by 149; Mallory delegates swoop
tho county by e6; Burnett received full
vote In the county, but number OF in
spectors failed to certify his vote. thus
his full vote could not be counted Off
cially.
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Cherokee

Center, May Especial. )-Cherokes
county gives Mallory 6S7, O'Neal liza, Seed
1850. Thomas 52s. For secretary of state
Brown has IS, Greer All. For treasurer
Hodge has So, Purifoy $40, Wilkinson sE.
For auditor. Allgood has ia. Kennedy
lis. Smith 800. Brckell polled GA votes,
Bulger 1874, 513, DuBose 49, Sharpe 212,
Wiilingham $50. Johnson $50, Kolb 70S,
Ward 27s. For railroad commission Craft
has 106, Hamburger 206. Julian 4s9, Ken
needy 2O7, Lusk ISL, McCord 71S. Price 15S.
For chief justice Dowdell has S34. Ne
Smith SAT. For associate justice. Amber
son S47, Evans 272. Somerville S4s. For
United States senator, Bankhead 9oS,
Knox 2o2, White $50.
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Montgomery

Montgomery. May 6-(Special.) THE Of
ficial count of the Monday primary
shows
Mallory 1928, O'Neal 1914. Seed 2oo4,
Thomas 26s0, Brown 3715, Greer 800. Hodge
292 Purifoy 1915. Wilkinson 1903 Allgood
64s. Kennedy 762. Smith 1887. Brickell 2s4l,
Rulgor ss7. Riddle 442, DuBose 1852. Sharpe
1000, Willingham 2s11, Johnson 295, Kolb
3O27, Ward 1853, Craft POS. Hamburger 1875,
Julian 1881, Kennedy 1876, Lusk AT. Nc
Cord ms. Price al, Dowdell s50S. Ne
Smith e72. sayre $685. Anderson 2S74, Evans
1894, Somerville 2625
W. w. Pearson Is elected Judge of the
Fifteenth circuit, though he lost Mont
gon,ery county; M. H. Screws will be the
senator from the county, and Richard
Butts, Frank Stoenwerck, M. P. Mastin
and John V. Smith will be the house
members.
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circuit. Collier 80. HARDWOOD 400. For So
licitor of Sixth judicial circuit, Mcqueen
6e4 NeSmith 3, Ormond s. For chan
cellor of southwestern chancery division,
Smith 522. For United States senator for
term beginning March 4. 1913, Bankhead
sl2 Knox "a, White 157. For Representa-
tive in Sixty-second Congress of United
states from the Sixth congressional dis
trict of Alabama, Hobson AL. For state
senator frcr1 Thirty-second senatorial dis
trict, Tunstall 491. For executive COM
mitteeman from Sixth congressional dis
trict, Banks 2ss, Gosa 2ss.
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Madison

Huntsville. May ESPECIAL. 1.-THE
Madison county executive committee
will meet tomorrow to count the vote
cast in Mondays democratic primary.
1t will take the official canvass to de-
termine the relative standing of most
of the candidates.
From all appearances the entire
ticket of Is local option delegates has
been elected to attend the democratic
convention in Montgomery. There were
Is local optionists and Is prohibition
lists running for delegates and the
voters picked out the local optionists in
almost every instance. 1t is believed
that the solid ticket is elected show
ing most conclusively that prohibition
Is not what the voters Of this county
wan
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LauderdaIe

Florence. May 6.-(special 1.-The officia
count in Lauderdale gave O'Neal IA
Mallory 917; Seed 1247, Thomas S2S; Brick
ell 1884, Bulger 131, Riddle 1921; Anderson
1906, Evans 43S. Somerville S06; Juliar
1924, Hamburger 795, McCord S29; Dow.
deli 91s, Nesmith N3; Bankhead 1886
Knox 1877, White $50.
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Butler

Greenville, May ESPECIALLY AT noon
today the executive committee met in the
circuit courtroom and counted the vote
as cast in the state primary election.
The following is the vote:
Mallory 704, O'Neal S9s; lieutenant gov
ernor, Seed 762 Thomas 6N secretary
of state, Brown 1896, Greer 4S7; treasurer,
Hodge 1913. Purifoy 65S. Wilkinson 53S;
auditor. Allgood SIG. Kennedy $780, Smith
tee; attorney general, Brickel ISL. Bull
ger 100, Riddle 1856: superintendent of edu-
cation. DuBose 80, Sharpe 525. Willingham
919; commissioner of agriculture, johnson
2S5. Kolb 7e5, Ward BAL. railroad commits
sioner Craft 81. Hamburger sol, Julian
667, Kennedy 2e. Lusk ia, McCord SIT,
Price 2s9; chief justice, Dowdell TO, Ne
Smith 63S: associate justice. Sayre 1916;
associate justice regular term, Anderson
800, Evans 800, Somerville 94; supernu-
nerary judge, Aston 1916; circuit Judge
Burnett 4S1. Richardson 1101; solicitor.
BrIcken 1873; chancellor. Gardner 1902;
United States senator, ]. H. Bankhead
ss3, Knox 49, White sSs; for Congress,
Dent 1877; state senate, Crumpton 764,
Risgs 713; executive committeeman, Gam
BILE 1877; for representatives. Crenshaw
70s. Long $50. Rose 7o2; delegates to state
convention, Crittenden, Black, Beeland,
Hughes. Helmes, Golden. Gamble, Lane,
Powell.
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Dallas

Selma, May 6.-(Special.)-T democrat
ic executive committee Of Dallas county
mot At the courthouse at noon today for
the purpose of tabulating the vote which
was cast in the Monday primary. The
session of the committee lasted for some
ti,ua a nd the vote as tabulated by Secre-
tary Barker was found to be correct
after the committee had verified IT,
Juer before the session of the commit
tee came to a close the matter of electing
Officers Of the new committee came up.
The name of w. ]. Rountree for re-elec-
ton as chairman Of the committee was
put In nomination. AS there was no op-
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Hale

Greensboro, May 6-(Special)-Th Off
cial county Of the state ticket is as fol-
lows: Mallory 597, O'Neal SAG; Seed IA.
Thomas $50; Brown $50, Greer S25; Hodge
27 Purifoy 500, Wilkinson 46S; Allgood
133, Kennedy $780, Smith 329; Brickell 685,
Bulger 1872, Riddle 247; DuBose 1893,
Sharpe 1903, Willingham $780, johnson 1928,
Kolb 627, Ward 1872; Craft a. Hambur-
ger 32e, Julian 346. Kennedy 20, Lusk.
500, McCord $50. Price ZOE; Dowdell 646
Nesmith 2S; Sayre 800; Anderson IT'S.
Evans 261. Somervile $50; Aston 1912
Miller 1865, Thompson 1921. Smith 1890;
Bankhead 7e9. Knox 30, White rs; Hob
son 1924; Tunstall 1o47; Wedgeworth. 1oH
Tho official count of the county tickle,
follows: Christion 573, Waller 557, Garrett
1913. Beck "a. Martin 5s4, Mills 518, Ben
ners ga, Gewin ga, Knight se5.
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Young Folks Day Hostesses

Mrs j. H.. Phillips, chairman; Mrs Z. j. Nc
c,rossin Mrs. r. W. Massey. Mrs B. F. Tyler,
Miss Eu1a whatley, Miss Fannie Evans MISS
Marion Lorton. Miss Cecilia McCrossin Miss lrela
McCrossin Miss Ella Gordon Robinson, Miss Ma
srion Orr, Miss Kathleen Moore. Miss Margarette
Nahers Miss Belle Bowman. Miss Martha Brad
shaw. Miss Mary Miner, Miss Flora Miner, MISS
Hettie sbley Miss Johnnie Evens.
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Evergreen, May e.-(Special.)-The Of
fetal count of votes in this county shows:
Mallory 622, O'Neal 616. Seed 6S7, Thomas
1856.
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t9rop un0 WiIIionir 1bomas Smope
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raid nah einanber. Seitber gelaiug.
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