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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03
FOR BOWERS PLACE.
F. w. Lehman Is Appointed Solicitor
General for the United States.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Announcen,en+
was made at the White House TODAY
OF the appointment of Frederick w.
Lehman Of st. Louis to be solicitor
general OF the United States to fiji the
w. Bowers.
Mr. Lehman was born in Prussia. in
1928. He was graduated from Tabor
college, Iowa, in 1873, and was admit
ted 70 the par that year. For the last
twenty years Mr.. Lehman has nrac-
ticed law in st. Louis. He was president
OF the American Bar association. chair
man of the board of free holders of
thirty of St. Louis, a body charged
with framing the new city charter. and
is president of the st. Louis library
board.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03
Flew Nearly 80 Miles an Hour.

M6IIIpIlIS, I6uL-s DGC. H.--CHdIIeS K.
Hamilton accomplished what is
claimed to be an unofficial speed rec
ord for bip1anes over a mile track at
the grounds of the Tri-State Fair asso-
citation. He circled the track four
times and, according to the announce
ment of the timers, was in the air
just three minutes and one second,
travelling at the rate of 79 2-10 miles
an hour. Sixty-six miles an hour,
made by Hamilton last September at
Sacramento, Cal, was heretofore re-
garded as a record under like condi-
tions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03
Much WarIner Todav.

It is warmer this afternoon than at
any time In the last four days. At 2
o'clock this morning, the temperature
read 80 degrees above, which was the
highest at that time in four days. To-
day there has been a steady rise in
temperature. although there is a 20
mile wind from the northwest, which
has tendency to keep down the tenn
perature in spite of the sunshine. The
thermometer win probably go below
freezing tonight. The forecast is cloudy
tonight and Sunday with colder wealth
er tonight. The temperature today was
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03
Hero Fund Awards.

Paris, Dec. 3.-The Carnegie hero
fund commission for France today
made its awards for. acts of heroism
performed during the past year. Eigh-
teen persons, the majority of whom
are widows or orphans of those who
sacrificed their lives for others re-
ceive sums ranging from $40 to $500.
The feats of courage include stopping
runaway horses. jumping into rivers,
snatching children from in front of
railroad trains and rescues at sea
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03
Burr Named as Co-Respondent.

New York, Dec. 3.-Eugene II.
Burr. one Of the members of Burr
Brothers, inc. recently raided by fed
era1 authorities, has been named as
correspondent in a divorce suit in
which the plaintiff, James Harden, IT.,
was awarded an absolute divorce from
his wife. Leah.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03
TERMS ARE RENDERED.
Garment Workers Strike in a Fair
Way for Settlement.

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Terms for the set
tlement of the garment workers strike
were rendered today to the council
settlement committee and Mayor Busse
by representatives of Hart, Schaefner
& Marx. chief Of the employers affect
ed, and were tentatively accepted by
representatives of the workers to the
conference called by the mayor. The
end of the strike now depends upon
acceptance of the terms bv the STRIKERS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03
station Agent Murdered.

Ogden, Utah, Dec. as. E. Turner.
Union Pacific station agent at Devils
Slide, Utah, 30 miles east of here, was
murdered at an early hour this morn
ing. His body was found by his wife
in the station office at o'clock, there.
being evidence of a desperate struggle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03

Before leaving for his home in Kan
sas Citv Friday night, Judge Pollock
stated to reporter for the State Jour-
nal that he had received no direct in
formation concerning the probability of
his appointment.
"I realize my friends are working for
me- said Judge Pollock, but am not
in =. position to make a statement at
this time I have received no direct
information as to the situation IN
washington" +"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03

Chicago, Dec 3.-Foreeast for KAN
sas: Cloudy tonight and Sunday. Cooler
tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03

road; N. H. Loomis. Of Omaha Neb.,
general solicitor of the Union Pacific;
an Dave Mulvane, of Topeka
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20

@egenfpGrtig nruB oos 9eporte=
nlent ben geo6meis frinii,1eQcr N[b-
lidt ieitens Ser 8erion nadmciien.
Die ein gu leibt piegen6eS 4sadet
berfanft, ebe Ser Gerfduier ibnl=
dig eelproden tperben fam"
9a1 Dem 8eri6t Des ,,Snoia=
nerbureaus fam oie 2ieferulig ron
9tationen fiir oie Snoianer Der
9unoesegierung mabreno oes lesten
Sisfaliabres auf $22.62 per &opi
gu fteben, uabreno I'M Soriabr
$20.21 gu oieiem 3ped perausgobt
noroen maren. SIM letter Sabre
mnroen in iolder @eiie 19,S6S eeSn=
oioner gegen 1868 irn Gorio9r
oerpflegt l1no op @eionl1ltfoitcn
iteaten ii6 ouf $445,6t0.34 gegcr
$444,62418.
98ie aus Sen 9eriditel1 ser
Sabperitanoigen -aes lanomlrtlc5uft-
li6en 9eportements berporeeht. mar
Die slnbaltfla6e ser @elt iiir Mei-
sen in oieiem Sabre gr1ber, ols
je, 1lno betrl.g 235,O00,oOO 9lder,
aber permutlid mirb Ser grtrag ilif1-
ter Dem oes @oriabres bon 3,G24,-
100000 gltibels 5uriifbleihctr. aber
0od) n1ebr als cine 9ltrd)l6nitts-
grttte 6etrager.
George Yolnler troS mad ei=
ner langeren 9lblpaienbeit loieocr in
leinem Seiinatsorte Oflabcr1a Gitrl
Sflaa ein, na6oen1 er eil,e Strede
Don mebr als abtfaulenS Nfei.en
5ll SUB 5uriidgelegt batte. ST mar
Idierte bon Sflabonta GitD nod San
Srancisco, uno BON bort aus itber
BEN Sentiment nod geep Yorf. 8oIo
oarauf trat er mieber oie 9iiifrcile
on. Gr NOR ieit De5ember lebten
SSabres auf Der @anoeridoft
ssssn oes Weoines, ssolul, MIRO
altgenblidlid Elm Gro5eB ecgen 8.
s. Carroll, ben @ouberneur nes
Staates, perbonbelt. Carroll lit
ongeflagt, in Der 3eitllng .Des
Dtoines Capital eitten b,(eioigen=
Sen glrtifel iiber elmer gerpiijen
Sobn Connie, SEN friileren &ors
iibenoen oes uState 9oorb OF Gon-
troll" peroffentIi6t 5u bahen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20
g. q. & ". 3. gabn.


go. 1-6oltiton ii. 5. &iifte 700 nadm
go. 3-Soltiton Ii. 5. &iiite $40 borrt
ytp. 5-aiiltenfdote. ....1;15 nad1n
SEQ, A Son &errbile, mir On g8oe
6enta9en. $50 Dort
No, 44-@on &errpille, 1ll1r @pnne
ta9s.. -. 500 nadlm
No 146- Son &errpiue, nur an
Wodenta9en. :. $3.50 nnhnr
Nbfahrt
SO. 2-Souitpn Ii. s. aiilte. $3.50 boril.
go. 4-9oulton H. B. &iiite 9 30 abenos
gto. 6-aiiitenltdote. E. ..3:10 nadm
SEQ, 43-Na6 &errbille, nur in $50
:, dertagen. -. ..4:45 naGm
SO, 41-gfa6 &errbille. rllr Sonns
tags. =. $40 borrl
$50. 145 Saa6 @errbille, mlr in
gSocbentagen ..7:15 bornt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20

gietOria 9ibiiiun 8. S. & g. q,
@nfltnft -
go; Sl so5-euerO, gietoria 1850 naSnl
Mbfnhrt-
so. 3o6--guero, gictoria. 500 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20

g.. $. G g. u. (Saupt-sinie).
Nnf,tnft-
$50. 9-Iom Often. -. 7.S5 PORN
SEQ. 7-@om Often. $500 nadhr
gso. 10-gl 8aio IL 8eiten. 1880 uathrn
9to: 2-8on Sci 9fio.. ..10.50 BORN
Nbfabrt--
SEQ. 9-3ah 81 gaio unb 8eHen.
-. -. 900 born
So 10-Rad g. 8eiten. 1890 abenhs
$50. 0-glad Dem Often. II: 100 BORN
No. 1-gead Sci &iox. 400 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20

p II aea'tm 1tallp9a6uu npaleG0
einen Soften bon 5000 Wenrf oufae>
fiibrt, Ser fir Die 8refe" ousae9e=
belt luoroen iei INN iie our6 r3u-
ueiilnng BON sn5eieen" 5u ,berubi-
gen" uno 81 bepegen, bereits gegen
li6n geidriebene uSdnabortifel" su
unteroriifen". @s giebt nibt picle
ge5iebungen, in oenen man cine Sc
meiniolnfeit Der ourb perteiboliti=
ide, @eltoni6auiltes= uno ale HOG
(ihen onoeren @egel1ldte 3erfliifte.
ten oeitiden Breiie feititeGen lam.
Serr 8eber ieoo6 bat NIT benz ,sirt=
ger ouf oieieniee Stella gefplelen
Die Der ean8en ernitbof-cn oeut-
iden Treiie, obne llnterl1ieo oer
Eortei bisber ols point o'Gonneur"
gegulten bat: ibre l1nhelte6li6feit
unb 9ei6tfdufIi9feit. Gieie ltnbc
ite1li6feit beltebt barin. ouB ii6 im
reoaftionellen Seile feline peritedten
Shierate, ionoern nidts ols Die
nebr ooer peniger ri6tiga uno ouf=
ridtige, nien1als aber be5ablte :lfei=
nltf1g Der 9teooftion finoe.. Sic bill
oct einen @runopfeiler oes Scr
trouens, oas ieoe 3eiturg init IT.
rem 2eierfreiie perbinoet rtno cine
gorbebingllae oofiir, ooB Die Sour
naliitif Elm ebrli9es 6anonerf
bleibt uno baB ouf 2eute. Die CT
luds ultf ii6 bolten, ibr @iiien ltno
&onnen Der Breiie sur gerfiigune
itel(en fonnen.i @eil 'es Sen alnfong
pom Gnbe oes 3eitungstneicns bill
oen tpiirbe, tpenn Serr Wc6er redt
bdtte, 10 lneroen bon oent 9lnfl1ger
booridorfes 9epeiie fir ie;re Nm
flaee perlonet, oeren Sragipeite linn
ielbit freilid nidt bon sum Be
lpuBtiein eelonet 81 iein i.5eint. BIS
iebt bot er ni6ts ertpielen. &ann
er es, mas einihpeiIen MIDI slaub-
baft eri6eint, 10 bot Die onltonoige
greiie Elm &eht oarauf, Sic 9tanen
oieier 8erufsgenoiien gu erfabren,
oonit lie meiB, men iie au tleioen
bot.
= Cine 9epeide aus &iien mel
set: Die &egierung 3eigt ii6 nil
lens, oem itiirllliiben 8erlanaen
lpeiteiter 9epolferungsfreiie nod Or
leidterung Der 3ulailltna frelno-
lanoii6en Sleii6es gfeAnlutg gu
tragen. @orberbano lit probemeiie
Die ginfubr bon 5ebntalitlo 9an=
nen argentinii6en @efrierfleilhes
nngeorbnet tporoen.
2alit Meloung alss DRESDEN
fino Die 9ifferen5en 5tulldcn Oem
oortigen 6oftbeater sssntenbonten
@rafen b. Seeba6 nmo 9iiharo
StroilB iiber oes &ompo1l;Ften ncuc-
Ite Oper Ser gfoienfapatier" beige
legt morben. 9ie llrauiiilbrlng
miro porauslidtlid 5n slnfaug
Sannar erfolgen. Die i:6rigen ion-
oneebenoen Spernbiibnen perbalten
iib aber StrauB gegelIii6cr nob
entihieoen ablebneno. @erlia lit
iiberbaupt niht in l1nterbnnoillngen
getreten.
Sn Moeoeburg bat Ser ocnt-
ide so5ioliitentae begonr;er Ger
9elu6 lit iebr groB, es iino tonien-
Be BON 9elegaten anpeienu. Sic ,
Sieungen on1 erlten Gage perliefen
iebr rllbig.
slleranber Smanori.id5 aseli-
Dom, rniiii6er 8otihafter in Sranf-
reid nnb Yraiibent ser 5ipciteil
Saaeer &onferen5 bon 1907. 1T ge-
itorben. CT botte einen SdlagflnB
erlitten ols er am od)1en sllg'lt
ourh Wiin1en reiite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20
& e / Il 3.
sSrunf & Qornp6. s

Srarf $. 2arneb, Ser Sillfs-
8eneralfomlniliar fiir Ginranbe=
rung, iit oueenblidli6 IN @alpeiton
nno unterIu6t Die glnflugen. lpel=
he gegen Die iiioii6e ginmanoe-
rungsgeielfihaft erboben iinb Die
le 9lnflaeen geben ooraltf 1inaus,
oaB oie @eieIlidaft nidt niinihens-
merte Ginnanoerer, 2elttc, beten ae=
iebli6 oie ginponoerlllg perbpten
it, ms 2ono gebradt babe.
Sci einem 9lutonrubil<llnfdn
in Der Ndbe BON 81 Halo fa,n EN-
tleiller Sllnge nalnens ssopnnie 9iI
auf ihreflide @eiie mrs Sebcn. Gr
fam u,iter Der Wai6ine ,ll liegen
mo oas fo1enbe @ailer ocs |ia-
oiators eroob iid iiber itn. Gr lpur-
oe totiahli6 5l 9ooe gebriibt.
9lns oem Nad)las bon .Su6n
9. Collins in Sort @ort1 fins Der
Dale-ltniperlitdt $4,000 8ugcgo.l-
gen.
Sur1 ettten Sufal erld)pB lltp
in Der geabe BON 2orebr Elm iieb-
5ebniabriger Sunge nameils Crnelto
9(lmoaon. gr fanl nit mcbreren
@efabrten in einen @aeen pon ser
Sago. llntermegs mplltr er leine
Slinte olsfbebeli,a oabei entluo iie
lidb uno Der SduB rib ibri eillen
Sell oes 9opfes meg. ST mnrbe
iofort getotet.
sSn 6oulton lit eine Srau s.
S. Snbn geitorben, Sbr Ioo ioIl
tatiGhli6 our6 gridreden iibec ei-
men furdtbaren 2arnl berbeiae-
fiibrt iein Ben ai1loer in ibrer g)aro
mohten. @ie iid ipater 5erausae-
lteat bat, maren Die &iroer iiber
Sblt in Streit geroten.
Ser bier Sabre olts S5oln Bpm
q. So. @nrd, einenl in Sci @cgeno
bon @ainespille mo6nenoen Gar-
mers, pnroe BON ieinem pier5e1n.
idbriaen 9ruocr oilrd cinen I'M.
oliiflihen 3ufaIl erIdoiie.t
Sci einenl. Son3pergniigen IN
Ger gedbei BON Warque5 luuroe elm
iunaer Mann namens Srco 9onier
eri6oiien. 3ipei anoere iluge 2elt-
te nanens Walpbo Splfes llne
0ooe Moon iino perbaftet.
globert q. Sinmoit3, ein ffii-
ber tpolbefonnter @eihaftSnaonn bon
Gleburne, itiir3te, ipdbreno er i'm
S6laf lumber manbelte, mn Gait 0uf.
folo Greet einen glbbang hinlnter
lno itarb in 5olee bes Sturses. Set
ne 2ei6e ipitroe erit nod llebreren
Tuaen gefllnoelt.
glm 10. Oftober iperorn Die
@ebeine Stepben 3. IuItrE's ppn
gro5oria nah 9luItin gebraht mer-
ben. 9fm na6iten Gage ioaen iie in
Dem Staotsfrieobof beigeieet iperoeu.
9ie 6ermannsiobne IN @ei-
mar po1en om 6. Sftober cine sSeier
oes 9euti6en Cages peronftalten.
@ottfrie0 Gueble, Elm btfaHn-
ter 5arn1er aus Der 9lniieolun9 mn
gorf Greet, 1T geitorben. gr lit 50
Sabre aft gemoroen.
Sn Bartlett ltorb 9fidorb
4oepfe, elmer Der befunn.eiten 0e.
| idGftsleute Der Staot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20
9as eieb pum sseimidlmceer.

9as gr5Rte @liid auf bieier sSelt,
Gin Seber tutrh es iagem,
Sas mebr mod gilt, iute Gut nnb 8elb,
SIT = ein geinnber Wsasen,
Was niibt es, fanm man banr BET Slid
Die ib1niten Spetien idJaMen,
Sb gnitern, @ilbpret pber Slid,
Gann man iie ntd)t nerbanen!
Watdl Danert fold)' ein artner @id)t,
gSas bat er benn pptn Seben!
Die Safelfreuben fennt er nidlt,
llnb fam iie ntdlt eritreben.
@eldJ' Elm @enuf, muf, es niAt ieiu,
Winft mns Elm fetner Srate,i,
Sci er ppm Galb, Silb pber Sbiaein,'
Wenn er nnr iuul geraten.
Gs liefert uns has reidJe Wleer
giel Slide, 9tuiterm, Srab6en,
Suh ntufs man bafiir leiber iebE
0eb1rig uft berappen.
llnb aud su jeber Sabresseit
Vibt es Selifateiien,
Die jeber 0onrmamb lit bereit
Wsit Sodsennk sit eiIen.
Spb tim bic 9eferei'n cs mid.
gu allf nnb jeben Stmnbcn,
Dit tuirb eiit einfades @ertft
andj gans pprtrcfflid) mmnbeu.
Mnf ipll man Of bes GiIens nyd)
gerseifen nidjt bas Srinfen,
gm beiten ifnteft es immer bpfJ
@enn nulle 8cdJer iuiufen.
Der Grpb beitea Gbampasueriucin,
@ir muli'ns linn nidlt perbenfeu,
Ser iueiie Wann, Der likt alleiK
Sid Qlamp 8ter idenfcn.
Die bette Mablseit, slanb' es MIR
getDmmt bic refte @iirse
Wenn id) basu aIamp 8ter
Sinab bic Gursel itiirse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-20
Gin Mamm nit eiiernen Nerocn.

llnbe5iptngli6er Bille unb groBe
gnergie peroen ME gefunoen no
Mogen, 2eber, geieren ODER @inge-
neioe auBer Oronung iino. Woat
SIR oieie gigeni6aften nno ben gr.
foIg, oen iie bringen, 10 gebruuht
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife aSilfs, 25c BEL
ollen 9ruaailte11.
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Ole merifaniihe &,tnftousItcl-
lunq ift IN Ser 9auptitaoi Merlfo
eroffnet poroen. slm @beno fano
elm 6odel5ug itatt on bern ieds-
bunoert Gerionen teilnabmen.
- Sci oenl So6tpaiier in Monte
rep finb orei 8erionen um's 2eben
aefonnen.
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Ut. 6. G. s. gahu.

Wnfunft-
SEQ. 24t-@on 8onfton rnb @aIpeiton
SO. 235-9om @orben. .7.3O borr1iti.
gao. 231-8om Norbeu un6 @ouftca
% 40 IutulHi
gto: 9-@ort Noroen. ..7;45 abenbs
SO. s44-Na6 benz Rsrben II. SOuiton
:. ;. :. ..7.1O uDrm
go. 10-Na6 benz Nprben. 1000 porns
$50. 236-Nadb benz 0orben. =. :.
=. :. :. 900 abenos
SO. 242-Na6 bem Norben unb Gal
beiton.- - -. .11.50 abenos
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Giienbabu : Tabrplau.
5. G. g. q. gaba.

anfrnft-
glo.3 -@om Norben. Gas abenos
yto. 3 8on Noroeu. -. GAS moro
gso. 7-2ocaI bon Searhe 1000 moro
gio. 9-2oeal bon Saleitine -.
...... >. ..10.45 abenos
geo. A. Son Merifo. .1.50 naol,r.
Wo. 12-2ocal bon 2areoo (eenii6t) !.
ox: :. 900 nlor9.
9fo. A. Na6 bem Norben. .1.55 uathm.
$50. g. Na6 Dem 3orben. 800 a6enbs
geo. 8-2ocal nad Baleitine 7.3O mora
geo. 10 ggpreB nneb &ear1e
-. :. 400 n1ora
SEQ. -Na9 @egifo. ZOO mora'
SEQ. II -2ocal nab 2arebo (semibt)
=. = ;. .... 900 abei6S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16
CREDITORSi
William Henry Wi

heart" came from the youth in the puce socks.
 And 'oo hasn't any uzzer icl5ie petsie in the wide world, Frankie?''
 "'Oos my only tickle sweetie. 'oo my only ickle lovely. oo's my only ickle girlie," he declared
 Up to the blue heavens rose fat gulf flaw from the sunny side of the boulder.
 "1ckle petsie! Icke petsie.' chuckled a corpulent gentleman with a four-day stubble growth.
 ''Go it, Frankie, You ain't arf done yet. Eight years ago''-
 'Enry.' interrupted shrill voice from the cliffs above. You'll sleep wot little sense you lave got away if you ain't careful. Thought you was goin to get some whelks for teal"
 Eight years ago. Frankie" continued the stout gentleman, mournfuliy, jerking his thumb cliffward, 'she was my ickle petsie!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16
n. z s.. 70
 FREE X ! A RRH
 CURE
Tesxd For 30 Years-cures Thru the BIood--Foul Breath. K'hawkinu and
 Splitting Done Away By Its Uss

ing. Splitting Foul Breath. discharges of matter psmanently cured by taking internally
 Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Thousands of siif- lave tried B. B. B.. where all else failed and red to ss,y cured
 iRRH Is' NOT &iLY DANGEROUS. but 1t alterations. death and decay of bones. kills D. often causes loss of appetite and reaches ral debility, idiocy and insanity. It needs at.
 at once Cure it by taking Botanic biood B. B. B.) It is quick. radical. permanent cause 1t r,1s the system of the poison germs l,ie eatarrh At the same time Blood Balm
 B. purifies the blood. does away with every m of c.tarrh. B. B. B. sends tinglinE of warm. rich, pure blood direct to the hd nerves and parts affected by catarrhal giving w.rmth and strength just where 1t Is
 and in this way making perfect. lasting catarrh in all its forms. DRUGGISTS or by
 $l PER LARGE BOTTLE. with directions ne cure SAMPLES SENT FREE by writing Balm Co.,, Atlanta. Ga. Describe your trouble medical advice given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16
Railroad Commission

After wrangling all of the day and into the night over the question of the es- tablishment of a union depot at Tusca- lcosa, and in a summary consideration of matters pertaining to the stopping of the Seminole Limited train at Dad&ille, and the bill of lading question. which has been before the body for several months, the Alabama railroad commission ad- jcurned at late hour tonight to meet again in regular session in December. At the next session of the commission, it is announced. the sanitation matter re- latinG to all of the railroads in Alabama will he discussed, the question having been carried over from the last regular meeting to the next regular meeting. In compliance with the order of the commis- sion. the railroads have prepared the statistics relating to the question which were desired of the railroads at the re- cent session in October
 Today's most interesting discussion be- fore the commission was the complaint of tho Board of Trade of Mobile re- questing 8 union depot at Tuscaloosa. Representing the Board of Trade were Senator Frank S. Moody and Richard H. Little. For the Mobile and ohio rail- road appeared General Manager Taylor and Counsel Sidney Prince of Mobile. For the Alabama Great Southern railroad appeared General Agent L. Sevier and Counsel A. G. Smith, both of Birming- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16
IS NoTORIETY AN AssETs
Vaudeville Offers for All Who Figure
 in Well Known Scandals
From the Philadelphia Times.

From the Philadelphia Times.
 Of course it was bound to happen, this offer of a vaudeville engagement sent over from America to the deposed King of Portugal and his acknowledged paramour. Gaby Deslys, the Parisian dancer whose association with the king put him fin bad" with his people.
 And 1t is not surprising that the offer was cabled from America, for there are vaudeville managers in this country who believe an act well surrounded by scan dal is worth more than one with gen. uine entertaining merits.
 Every time there is big international scandal the principals are given an opportunity to appear in vaudeville. What could the deported king and the cause of his dethronement do in vaude vile except to submit themselves to the vulgar gaze of the curious.
 Only few weeks ago an offer went over to England from here to Ethel Le- neve, Doctor Crippens friend and con- sort carrying with 1t a proposition to pay her 5000 a weeek to come to this country and exhibit herself in the vaude- vile houses.
 There was Nan Patterson. for instance, WnO went out dIteT neT SeHiloudi tllelS for murder Thanks to the good judg ment of theatre patrons. she didn't last long.
 The case of Mrs. William E. Annis is another illustration. Until after the notoriety she attained following the killing of her husband by Captain Haines. she could not have obtained an engagement on any stage. but this mo- toriety made her valuable to a degree as a drawing card, and she received an engagement.
 The famous Thaw case had its after effects along these lines, although Evelyn Nesbit never went back on the stage and Harry has never had a chance. How ever May Mackenzie, Edna Goodrich, Hattie Forsythe and several others whose names were frequently mentioned during the Thaw trials were offered positions at salaries that never could have been commanded by them without the asset of scandal that came to them from the trial.
 Many others also could be mentioned. It shows that American managers are anxious and willing to place a premium on scandal of proper proportions. and 1t also shows that the American theatre going public is willing to assist the man agers. The public may denounce man agers as much as they please for en- couraging this class of people to appear upon the stage, but. after all. it is up to the public that pays to see them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16
stnte Hoard of Pardons

The state board of pardons, composed of Attorney General A. M. Garber, State Auditor w. w. Brandon and Sec cretary of State Cyrus B. Brown, held the regular November meeting at the capitol today, the session continuing throughout the afternoon. In the neigh borhood of two score applications for pardon were considered and acted uN. on, in which the board either recom- mended gubernatorial clemency or a continuation of penal service.
 It is quite probable that some of the recommendations of the board will be acted on between this date and Thanks giving, at which season the states chief executive usually extends clemency to a number of the unfortunate conyicts, whether in the issue of paroles or of pardons Should this clemency not be extended by Thanksgiving, the gover- nor will deliver batch of pardons in time for the Christmas festivities.
 Today number of sobbing women and crying children appeared before the board urging the pardon of their brothers, husbands and fathers. This is the usual accompaniment of every ses- sion of the board. The Shirley case, from Monroeville, is again being con sidered by the board. having come up for third or fourth trial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16
JIES WILL SERVE USINESS MEN s LUNCH

First Presbyterian ladies are going lng out their sign again Thursday Friday mornings on the corner of d avenue and Twenty-first street, the invitation to the hundreds who hized them last week, to come back hst two more business mems es.
 se ladies are not banking on their ation. however, but are prepared. ibot biscuits, ana all kinds of at- He dishes whet the appetite of a dyspeptic. And they claim to give est dinner in town for the price.