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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
20. Marg.

So0. Senere foretog 0rdDdlllBDlfe
en- 6lponing oOer 2an0 meoDiarine-
miniiter Otac Sienna.
3umulter paa 8eneriffa. Gen Of
fent1ige Mening poa 8eneriffa (en
al 0e fonoriife ger) er bleuen ME
get opbioiet oper ct 2ooforilog pm
Den lpanife 9le9erin9 bar fremiat /
3eputeretfonret 0fa0rio, og om
gaar no pan, at 8eneriffa-g9rnp-
pen ifal 0eleS / TO groDinier. 8irs-
bag 9liten Ben 9. 6s. itormeoe linge
9iepublifonere oerior Re0oftionen al
9la0et 81 Giempo", op6ren0te for-
ifelligt Ofoteriel ser og eOelag0e Ie-
mere en- Gel Sfilte Set tom til lie
re SammeniteO me0 Bolitiet, og
Ser foreto9es mange 9ln6ol0eIier.
Gen iranife aorruptioh. &aris.
II. Moi. Sitter 6orlp0enoe bor Se-
nator @oincare 6inansuO0al9et
erfl9ret, at nogle al De al Oeparte-
retfomret pe6ta9ne 9euillin9er til
Observation-Disclosures Budget maa
pn0res Iom 5slge al Op0agelien
al SomonS 9e0ra9erier. Saaleres
maa a9elobet 100000 6rancS til
Onbpgning al 0et franIfe @elat0t-
ifo6sbotel @aibin9ton fulOitGl0ig
foloe bort, 0a BET bar pit Jig, at
@eianOten SlsieranO bar erfl9ret,
at Sen al Samon foreilaae0e Ont
bpgning er fuloit9n0ig operilooig.
5ranif Sroensipin0el. Yolitiet
Eoris 6ar arrelteret TO Berioner oeo
9toon gpron0 og 0utrell iom meo-
0ela9tige en- opba9et SroenSIoin-
BEL. @oran0 bapoe p9ret 9SrPiioent
for en- afoeling | ellie al OrOenen
,1alpmaanen al Wfaroffo", og Glt-
treuI bop6e p9ret oenne 9lfoelin9s
finaniicelle 2eoer.
9olitiet foretog Sorsoog oen II.
0s. en- 6usunoeriseelie 6os Ell 9er-
Jon peo Gapn 0ou8et, ser Bar tiff
tet tolrige SeIifaber, iom iolgte Or
6ener o9 Diplomer til SeIifa6ernes
Ofe0lenmer moo en- 8etoling al 30
800 5rancs.
Senere: 9e al Ben nnbolOteQfe-
fainter 9ou8et uOIte0teOr0ens0iplo-
mer 9ao MoOto9eren Het til at b9re
fontoitife Oroener. 9ou3et, Ser op-
traaote UNDER 9topnet 0forfis al
9orno, bar en0piOere itiitet talrige
6oreninoer, iom ban opfal0te ei-
ter Qanlle Gi00eror0ener.
gn Sporocjsitrife. 5 5o6onne8-
burQ / 5ron8oool er Ser u0bruot en-
Sporoei5itrife, ser inneS at nnta9e
uol0ionne 6ormer. Strifen u0breo
6re0nq, sen - IS. ~ 0e itrifenOe
bempgtiqeOe iiq 0a alle De gp8ne,
Der 6eidrQeOe 0riiten, Og ltan0Ieoe
inole0eS 0enne ful0itun0iat. 9ere-
0ent 8oliti ifoffe0e BOG after 9ogne-
ne iri 9one, bporpaa Sc Itrisen0e
I iluttet Crop beaao ii9 til en- 5por-
oei8remiie. Situatioren betegne8
iom meqet oIoorlig; nGiten al Sm-
iptninQ er lnmmet neo Strifen
,So6onnes6urq, t3. Maj. Ter er
truffet onliottenoe siffer6eoSforon-
ltoltninger 9(nleoning al Spor-
oeisfunftionprernes Strife, noonlig
al 0enipn til @ru6ear6eiOerue, Ser
2eroag @ftermioOog itrpmmer til
SDen ira @ulont1rterne, og ar Doil-
fe oe itrifenOe nenter Stette.
S 8ormiooo1 foripete itrifenoe
at Itorme Ben eIeftriife Stotion men
bleo Iton6iet al en- GoIitifor0on, ino-
til Der fom 5oritarfning. 8olitiet
iplitteoe ltroitiiterne og foretog nog-
le glrreltotioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

G6icaoo Clearing Souie 9(siocia-
tion bar npgtet at optage Senatcr
9orimers 60 Salle Street gaationol
9anf Iom Weolem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
6 fter.: Sreoen / N1erico.
Suao Heuulntiunen bar foitet.

5uare8, 0|ery 27. Mai. = 4aa
@runo al @a0oeleIie, iom ban moo
tog ON, at ser oioroes 6oripg pna
at unoertrpffe glaOet 81 9ais" /
Merico Gitp, ienOte 5ranci8co 5.
@laoero ient I 2liten ct Telegram til
@reiioent De Ia 9arra, at berei-
ter uilOe ban moOiette ii9 enbper
Sn0ifrGnfning al Bresiens 5ribe0 /
Werico.
llnOer Ben npe 9ieoerinssform, Il
ger ban, moa Mericos gresie life
iortr9Oiges.
@roteiten ienote8 0'aOero Oirefte
ira Merico Gitp. 5 ct Snteroietp
poapege0e ban, at set par cen al 9e-
tinoelierne for 6reOen, at Ser iful0e
bore 9resiefri6e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
anrne1t runnt.

Faa Zen SABA er 1875 8erloner oe-
De al @eit forleoen ll9e
giterrigl llngornS arigsforDaltning
oil npite 9lor febe 60 5Ipoemaifner
til arig56rug.
st 6afti9t Ior0enoeir 0rog Girs-
bag oen 3. 0s. ben oper Berlin
bpor flere Berioner 0r96tes al 2D
net
gulfanIf llo6ru0. 8ofio, 1t.@}ai.
Der bar funOet ct poI0iont llO6ruO
Ste0 al 8ulfanen 9loma 9ama.
Mange Nenneifer er omfomne.
Zen internationale aeronautiife
ll6Itilling / ct. 9eterSborg er ilut
tet. Set rusiiife 9ri9Sminiiterium
bar poa lloitillin9en fp6t 6 9(ero
planer.
Gn 3rDffer- Strife. 9lan0t Srpf-
ferne / aopita0en, 2lfrifa, er Der
uobru0t Ell Strife, og iom 6elge
oerof u0fonmer 9laoene fun me-
get formin0ifet 6ormat.
9tp @eroensreforO. 8aris, II.
Maj. 1Slroeren 9lieuport 6ar / @aor
pao 6lpueploOien ueO gonp en- 81
me tilbagelagt 116 ailometer og
oerme0 iot en- M 8eroensreforo.
sSlDpeulpffe. Sobannistbal, II.
Maj. fSlpperen 9ocfemiiller Iteg /
Morges al. 8 op fra SSlpueplaoien
ber, men fIei paa @runo al Gage
lige ino paa en- gpgning. San blep
oerbeo iao baorot iaaret, at ban
eiter nogle SimerS 5orleb afgif
oeo 8eoen.
Oct norife Statslaan. GbriItiania,
If. Mai. Stortinget bar @itermio-
oog enltemmig og u0en 0ebat oeo-
taget Regeringens 6orllag ON Be
mDnoigelle til at optage ct mt
Statslaon paa in0til go 0filI Sr.
9elebet ifol anoen0e8 til Sern6ane-
6D9ning.
0p6ioielie paa areta. Sra aanea
meloes til 9Itben at ser berfer
ltor Gpbioielie pna areta pao
@runo al 8ortenS 9eilutning ON at
ienoe mu6ameoanife 0ommere til
areta. 9eiolfningen er iait beiluttet
pan meo O}ogt at bin0re CONNER
mes 9anO9ang paa Zen.
Gn &anool 5 2ormre @aris
fnuite en- ca. 30-anrig Mano forle-
ben en- 9@sfulap-Stotue % rioieoe
meo en- anio ct poa Gree malet
Gortrn1 al Q}ie6el 2lu9elo. San er-
flpre0e at baOe 6egaaet Oi5e &an-
oaIismer ior at fomme / 6Gngiel.
Get er Ell flere @ange tioIi9ere
irafiet %erion peo 9ioun 8i9orour,
ser ianOlpnliguis er iin0Sipg.
lllDffe paa 9apet 9ou0on, f3.
Moi. I'll Slop0 meloes ira Gorer,
at Ganrperen o@eItmerelan0~, pna
Geiie ira Sombnr9 til 2ioerpool,
@aor Miorges ti0lig paa SgiOen
al Soutb @ooomin 8aa9e er foI-
liOeret meo Sen ipanIfe Camper
y@opo", Der ianf. Saptainen % 4
Man0 iaone8. 3e eurige II 0iGao
al 9eiGinineen beiinoer Jig ON
goro paa v@eItmorelan0", ser
Itarft bapareret GiIitano er inOfom-
men til Doper.
| 6lppemaifinerne 2onoon, f3.Mloi.
! 6lere 0finiltere og 9eoerne al oe
politiife 8artier ooerpareoe | @aar
ue0 6enoon ell 9tpffe SlDoeopois
| ninger, arrongereoe al ben politife
| 2uitioriparSfomite. 9alfour gif op
lileo Graham @bite paa en8armon-
8ooeffer os flei tre @ange zen orer
! 6lppepla0ien | en- Ssioe' al Loo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

0lerico Gitp, 27. Olaj. - 9eitem-
melier for Ell enoeli9 Diipoiition al
Snlrgent69ren oa for Detailing al
ari9enS Omfoitninger bar De ierite
Sager, iom ben nDe Gfsefutio ifen-
feoe i'm Opm9rfiombeo.
4Srpiioent De Ia gorra foreiloor
Itrafs at oplsie De reoolutionpre
ar9iter, ioet bans pil BRUCE en- Del
al Dem til at fors9e otbe rurales",
Iom 0ia5 organiiere6e. 9leIten pil
ban bi9lpe til at fao 9eiteitigelie
eller til at penoe tilbage til oeres
Siem, og De pil bIipe uobetoIie,
iom ON De bapoe tilbert oen regu-
lore Scr.
frpiioent De Ia 9arra oper-
ueier oiOere, buno ser fan 9sres for
Itrofs at meoe De retm9siige 6or-
Srin9er, iom titles til 9iegeringen.
Get foreiloas, at Ell aomite al fem
Wpno, 6liper nonpont til at I'M
oerie9e ale prioate 8ororin9er, iaa
mart &c ioreleaees. gn geota9t
pil 6o nlitoriiere 9etoling al oae
eoofenOte 5ororineer.
9iplomnter anilaar ariaen8 Om-
foitninger til life minore enc $40,
100000 / Sub, og en- Gienoe0el al
oenne Slm oil rimeligOis gaa til
@ritotning al Cab, iom lloIenoiuge
bar Iiot. Salooelen ioeu af 0enne
Gum til gritatning al, 6oaO Cab
2Imerifnnere bar liot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

Sra Gbico9o meloes / SeroagS on
at en- gige paa 13 glar er 6lebeil
giit meo en- llngfarl poa 20. 8iel-
len uofsrtes al en- 6re0s0omner al
lereOe ben A Mai. Gi0en bleo borte
ira Sfolen, og Oo Wtr. g8. 6. 80
Dine, iom bar Operopipn me0, at
9srnene boloeS til SfoIe, opi6gte
6enoe, ianot ban, at bum bar gift
gooine erflGreOe for 0ommerBincf-
men Supenile-Sietten, at ct inooant
9arneaiitemaol, u6isrt al en- 8reos-
BONNER, er G6icoeos iterite Sfam
og mna obiolut ItnnieS.
st 5orlpoenoe ira 8aibington
pil pi0e, at Senator 2orimer tpnfer
pan at peiianere, ier Den me I'm
oeriegelie al bans @alg 6egpn0cr,
for at befri line Genner ira 0eres
angreb, iom Snifer bom fratnget
lit Seoe | Senatet. EO'en ielo ON
2orimer reiignerer, pi( llnoeripeel-
len rimelieuis aligepel eaa i'm
Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Gn sDicitcrctsSom. : @oor ofaoo

0n SbIciterctsoom. 5 8oor afgoo
port 2anos 0sieiteret 0om
en- anoen 1ruit-Sag. Oct BAR 20
batstriliien, ser on gif Com oper.
Sruiten osmmes at b0re Ell a6m6i-
nation, ser fortrpoiger Sanoelen.
Observation-Disclosures farofteri-
ierer oenne Com iom Ell ominttenOe
og oiaiort Seir for 9egerineen.
Men ber iom / Stanoor6 OiI-Sa-
aen-Gohlmerne er eni9e / Sobeo-
ingen. ot osmme 5o6afstruIten
iom en- Sammenilutning imoO 60
pen, men 9ommer Sorlon er life
enig me0 9ieiten Gnfeltbe0erne
San er ilet life inOe for o9iimeIig-
beo sbeiiemmeIien / 5orboIo til
S6erman 2lnti-SrliIt- 9onen.
6n irBstelis SraseOie berettes til
Moraen ira 4afpnee Gitp, gtebr
gn 9lrbej0sfnrl oeo Raun 5ieloer
orGbte :. 9G. @cBittp og aone oa
TO al oereS 9ern meO en- 6ammer
/ @aar @}orges. "a 56erifien bilOe
auboI0e 6ieIoer / ct Sfolebus, boor-
til ban uar ilpgtet, ifeo ban oenne,
o. iioen be9if ban Selpmoro. Sele
5rngeoien itammeoe ira, at 5ielOer,
Der par 81 anr, oiloe pate en- 0at-
Ter 9uiet paa ts Mar. boa0 6or-
alorene latte iig imoo.
Der iortGles oi0ere, ot aorlcn
iIoq TO andre al 9ernene meo lam
me Sanlner. iom ban mproeoe 5or-
plorene og 6e 70 Ssifenor meo, "a
DC er / en- fritiif GiIiiano. Sislae
~. Ser 6ao0e bar / Sen ienere
5io ornffet trt o9 Ser ianotes en-
6laife g95iifp paa 6om 9ff. Oen
9rifl Zen aioer 02oo til at soe
llonao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

0leo. Or. %, Z. Grant ira
91ortbumberlon6, 8a, er al 8resbp-
terianernes @enerol9lsiambIn 9lt-
lantic Gitp, 3D. 3. fuuoet ifplOig /
fatterif 2ere % afiat. aommiiio-
men, iom bar be6an0let bans Gag,
iiaer, at Or. @ront forte y2proom-
me, iom er inioO @uoS 0rO / 9i6e-
len oa Sen preSbpterianife GroSbe-
fenOelie~ 0aiaa Ell 9r. 9ropn
@roieSior oeo Union theological
Seminarp onfIaae8 for ialif 9Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Dlan0eoe Meooelflfer.

DluNUtut MtuUeltll III.
zac=ez-zozczosoecsozoz2zeso
Zen q. Suli pil Der fin0e en- Sc
Iteration" Steo pe0 Monasios, @a.,
til Min0e ON SIaget oeo Bull 9aun
0en II. Sui 1861. @reiioent Gait
bar looet at Oeltage.
Grpreii0ent 9ia8 forloO 0ierico
@itp 5re0a9 Norgen ti0lig iommen
meO noole faa trofoite genner og
reiite til 8era Grua 6porira ban oil
aiieiIe meO 0umpifi6et Spiran9o
BEN / SUM. Sans SelbreO er ooar-
li8t, og set iDneS, iom ban maa for
IaOe lit 9ano fOr at foa 9oo at Ieoe
line iioite Gage / 9lo.
Sorsong o9 5reoag / iiOlte llge
iteg SeOen / Gbica9o til 81 @ro0cr,
ben boieite gorme9rao for 0enHe
2(arStio De ii0Ite 81 9lor. Sem
oofine Menneifer (35 til y 9tar)
osoe al Se0en, o9 fiorten rappor-
teres at p9re ialoen glfmnat Oct
oor life alene / Gbicago, men oe-
ientlig ooer belle Rio6elpeIten, set
par ualminoelig be0t. 2er0ag fom
Der 2inoring.
Der berettes ira 9tem Dorf, at TO
proiesiionelle Spillere bar giort Jig
66it pao go8ia9erifibet 2ucitania.
Gn Basinger fort9ller, at Oe toSpil-
lere / fire Gage ifrabeoe $4,000
iammen; cen al 0eres Dire tabte
$1,000 cen Sime. 8eretteren Tiger,
at Jan bar lepet pna SteOer Be
item, 6uor Gambling gif frit for iig,
men Maee til set, ban ioa paa Gu
citania, bar ban aI0rig iet
Sra San 5rancisco fortaaeS I'M
ser 26. Os., at Ell Itaffels italienif
gige, Der fom Ii9e 6iemmefra, Oor
bleOen iaa forifrpmt al SiItorier,
iom paa Geien fra 9aetp Dorf blep
fortalt 6en6e, ON fine 2anOsmnno
at bun ipran9 al Soget MoiaDe
Sanoerfen, 6Dor bun ponore0e ONT
firing "a elmer og oar n9r ON
fommen al Sunger % 5erit. Sun
6leO opieat oa bra9t til i'm 9roOer
/ Snn 5ronci5co.
@eo. Or. ~. :. Grant ira
northumberland, @a., er al 9res6D-
terinnernps 8pnernl9(sinmh(n N(t-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

iSlpoemaifincrne. 2onoon, t3.Moi.
6lerc 0liniitere og 9eoerne al De
politiife 9artier operppreoe @aar
ueo 0enoon Ell 9tGffe 1lDoeopois-
Ringer, arrongereoe al oen politiife
2uftforioarsfomite 9alfour aif op
ineo @raban @bite poa en6armon-
8oonffer og flsi tre @ange zen orer
6lppepla0ien I en- Ssioe al LOO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

Gen 2t. 5uli pil ser finoe en- Sc
Iteration" Steo oeo Monasias, ga.,
til @in0e ON SIaget oeo Bull 0aun
ben q. Sui 1861. @raiioent Gait
bar looet at OeItage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19
SCOTTSBORO HEARS
 JUDGE RICHARDSON
Congressman Speaks on Achievements
 of Democrats in Last Session Under Underwood

Scottsboro. September 1S.-tSpecial)- Congressman William Richardson spoke to a large audience in the county court house here today He explained the true position that is held by the democratic party by reason of the legislation accom- plished by democrats in the extra session of Congress. He first spoke of the Pres- ident's reciprocity measure and discussed 1t in an instructive manner. Putting aside all other considerations, he said, ''the democrats could well afford to sup port the reciprocity measure because 1t was a severe and dangerous blow at the doctrine of perfection as upheld by the republican party. It Is undoubtedly true that the reciprocity bill of President Taft contributed great deal to the confusion and dismay that has prevailed in the re- publican ranks since the election in No- vember. 1910.
 Judge Richardson took up the three great measures passed by the democrats with the help of insurgents in the Senate during the extra session. the wool bill, the free list bill and the cotton bill with amendments including steel, Iron and chemical schedules. He said these three of next year. He said that Mir Taft by vetoing each of these measures denied the benefits of tariff reduction to the peo- pie. That Is the issue" he continued. and no democrat ought to wish to change or have it otherwise. We ought not let any question or issue be injected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19


 into our campaign or platform except the tariff for revenue. We Know what Mr. Taft will say in justification of his vetoes that he was not well enough informed himself and had to walt to hear from the tariff board. Even the stand-pat repub- licans laugh in their sleeves at such an excuse being made by their President The republican party has worn thread- bare the procrastination excuse.
 What possible excuse can the Presi- dent have for vetoing the free list, in cluding salt, sewing machines. cotton ties. wheat, corn, bagging and many other articles when many of those articles on the free list were included in the Pres idents free list in the reciprocity Dill, but applied only to Canada, when our free list applied to entries of all our ports"
 Judge Richardson spoke in high praise of the leadership of Oscar w. Underwood. He said MT. Underwood did not make bunders, was always alert. self pos sessed able and well informed and boldly met every threat made by republicans. He said MT. Underwood richly deserves all the praise bestowed on him through out the entire country for the democratic party owes him for a great deal of the bright hopes and prospects of success next year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19
IS
 BLOWN AT PALOS Burglars Get About S1OO After Using Charge of
 Dynamite


 Burglars blew open the safe in the post office at Palos at 3 o'clock yesterday morning and secured about s10o in money A very heavy charge of dynamite was used and the explosion made mighty noise, which woke up the entire com munity.
 Paloss Is a mining town of about 1000 in habitants. Felix M. Drennen, the secre- tary-treasurer and general manager oi the Palos Coal and Coke company, is the postmaster. He keeps the postoffice ir small building near the commssary Mir Drennen stated yesterday that as evidence that the burglars were profes sionals, they took only money. They did not even touch the registered packages The postoffice department has detectives at work on the Palos case, and 1t is be leved their clews will lead to a capture of one or more of the burglars. A strange man was seen lettering in Palos last week and it is now suspected that he was con- nected with the gang.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19
------------'s'---------- -7--- NEWS OF DECATUR

Decatur September 18.-(Special. )-Mrs. J. W. Riser who went through the great coast storm on Sullvan's island, off the coast of Charleston, s. C., few weeks ago, has just received her trunk from Charleston. The trunk went through the storm also. The outside of the trunk is rusty and water soaken and the contents are badly damaged. During the storm Mrs Riser was in the second story of a building on the island The building was three stories high and the third story was blown away Mrs. Riser and a num- Der of others were picked up by gov errment steamer and taken to Charleston. where Mrs. Riser took the first train for her home in New Decatur.
 At their charming home in Decatur, Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Beason entertained in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding an niversary Cut flowers and ferns in pro- fusion were everywhere and formed most charming decorations. As the guests arrived they were ushered into the draw ing room, while Miss Mabel Beason, a daughter of the host and hostess, played a wedding march Each guest had been requested to bring a baby photograph oi themselves, which they did. All photo. graphs were placed together and a prize was given for the one naming the great est number of ''bables.'' This prize fel to Mrs John A. Thomson. An icC course was served by Miss Mable Beason Many handsome silver presents were re- ceived by Dr. and Mrs. Beason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19

a passenger on a street car. Pratt
 claims that the car was so negligently
 handled that he was thrown to the ground.
 Mrs. Mary Bell Kelley vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company for $5000, alleging that she was passenger | from Blocton to Birmingham. and that
 when she arrived at the station in this | city and was about to alight from the | train il was shaken, causing her to fall
 to the ground and receive serious hurts. 1 Amos Pruitt vs. the Birmingham South orn Railroad company for $500. setting out that he received personal injuries by
 having a switch engine collide with him when he was crossing the defendant com pany's tracks at Alice furnace.
 In the city court Bernie Vest, a minor, by his next friend, T. F. Vest, brought suit against the Eugenette Construction company for $20CO. alleging that he was injured by the fall of an elevator in one Of the defendant companys building in the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19
Interment at Oxford

Anniston, September 1S.-(Special)- Former State Superintendent of Edu- cation Harry c. Gunnels, who died as the result of an operation for kidney trouble at an Atlanta hospital Mon day, will be held at Oxford. his form CT home, south of here Tuesday after noon, according to present plans.
 Heart trouble is said to have been the immediate cause of his death.
 News of Mir. Gunnels' death was re- ceiyed here by his mother. Mrs. Susan E. Gunnels. MT. Gunnels was a grad ua te of Oxford college and formerly superintendent of the Anniston schools. He would have been 43 years old next month. He is survived by his widow and two children. who live in Mont gomery; by two sisters, Miss Willie Gunnels and Mrs. J. M. Ligon. both of Oxford; and by two brothers. John Gunnels of Birmingham and Jim Gun nels Of Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19
DAYS RECORD OF
 COUNTY COPRTS

The grand jury of the criminal court made another partial report yesterday
 making public the names of 35 persons against whom true bills were found
 The following are the people indicted, with the charges against them; D. G. Woods, criminal assault Mary Alexan- der, vagrancy; Pleasant McVey and Fred Sanford. burglary; John Foster. assault with intent to murder: L. E. Harrison, assault with intent to murder; Melbourne Maddox. assault with intent to murder; Robert Morgan bigamy; Arthur Askew, assault with intent to murder George Sanford, burglary; Jeff McNea, assault with intent to murder; Will Britton and Tom Burden, alias Tom Darden, assault with intent to murder; Charles White and Frank Barfleld, grand larceny; Will Stephens. grand larceny; Viola Carr. as- ut with intent to murder; Will Davis Miller, assault with intent to murder; Henry Bigsby, assault with intent to murder Andy Tannehill and Oscar Tan nehill, assault with intent to murder; Will Brown, alias Will Jones. and Pink Smith, burglary and grand larceny; George San ford, burglary and grand larceny; Will Mountcastle, burglary and grand lar ceny: Ed Fitzpatrick, burglary and grand larceny; Willie Butler burglary and grand larceny: Lee Wallace, burglary and grand larceny; George Musgrove, burglary and grand larceny: Monroe Dolphus and Hamp Kelly, alias Hamp Miller. burglary and grand larceny; Paul Chatham, bur glary and grand larceny Will Jones. grand larceny; Fisk Monford and Frank smith, grand larceny; Ludie Daniel, and larceny; Edgar Johnson. grand larceny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-19
Chancery Court

Tn the chancery court yesterday the cases of c. Wynn vs Walter Hoffman ct als and James S Wilcox vs. F. s. Bell ct als, were dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Chancellor A. H. Benners oyerruled demurrers in the following cases Ira Swift vs. Ida Johnson ct als; Will Cox vs. J., W. Blankenship ct als; Francis Hart vs. Love Hart; Hattie Borck vs. Richard Borck.a
 In the following cases demurrers were sustained by Chancellor Benners: Hinds Peevy vs. E. B. Smith. receiver; Hinds Peevy vs. Lucy Dennis; ". A. Allbrtton vs. the Woodward Iron com pany; Mrs. E. Leader va. the Citizens Bank of Fidalia, Ga; Shed Johnson vs. Josie Wilhite ct als. Clarence Rogers vs. Sidney Hart.