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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
PARALYSIS SEEMS
 UNDER CONTROL
BursOn Is Delighted With the Way the People Cooperate in San
 itary Measures

No new cases of infantile paralysis have developed in Birmingham since July 20. Announcement to the effect that eight days had elapsed since a new case had been reported was made yesterday by the board of health.
 The health authorities are very much pleased with the excellent results ob- tained in the epidemic which at one time was calculated to be rather seri- ous. The announcement was made that within two days after flags were placed at homes where the cases had developed, the epidemic seemed to stop. It is pointed out that no cases have de- yeloped since that measure was in voked. The health authorities have little information upon which to base a final opinion, but they believe the quar- antines were. singularly effective.
 In respect to the general sanitation of the city the health department is well pleased. Walter Burson, chief san itary officer, said yesterday that the people had co-operated in cutting weeds this season better than at any time since he has been connected with the health department.
 'I am inexpressibly surprised and gratified," he said, over the way the citizens have co-operated with us in killing the weeds. l have been all over the city and the cutting of weeds has seemed to grow almost into a mania. Everywhere one drives in the suburbs people cutting weeds are found on iS pd that no arrests have been made and noth- ing done except to make a slight re- quest of the people, this record is phe- nomenal
 The cutting of weeds tends to Keep down a vast amount of sickness and it is very much to be desired that all un- occunied nrnnertY be freed of weeds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29

against these truths, so ably expressed by you The only argument offered against prohibition Is the so-called blind tiger. It is clear to every thinking man that the blind tiger is a creature of the liquor men, If the liquor men had been law-abiding citizens there would have been no blind tigers and the situation would have been ideal. The liquor men have systematically thrust upon the com munity the blind tiger in violation of law and then raised a great howl about it. In other words. they have created this condition and then raised a howl about it for political purposes. hoping in this way to muddy the waters and thereby catch enough suckers to defeat the law that would restrict them in their ne- farious business. Shall the law-abiding citizens surrender? Then, there comes along men-and you are one of them who would not only surrender to them, but would join in with them and give them your vote, Every man with a con science and a heart who allows himself to be made tool of by these criminals will in the future. when he sees accounts of murders, domestic destruction. the in expresSibe sorrows of the wife and mother. the destitute homes and helpless
 women and children, suffering from neg lect nakedness and hunger, have the
 thought come to him, in spite of himself "I helped to do this and am partly to blame" This thought will come to you every time you see recounted the evils
 of the saloon. and you will have to carry your part of the responsibility on your shoulders You will not be able to shift it.
 1 q offer as an apology for writing you the profound interest | feel in the stu- ation Most respectfully"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds of conveyance of the following real estate transfers, in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved, were filed r the probate court Friday:
 ssoOO-Crawford Johnson to Elliott Knight, lots 27 and 2s, block e." survey of Afdis Heights.
 s25OO-Mattie P. Roberts to S. D. Mon- roe, lot g, block 10, survey of East Lake Land company.
 sl575-W. IT. Snow to General Realty company, lot 2 block 26, survey of Ens- ley Development company.
 $S2O0-T II. Joy to s. B. Hunter. Jr.. CT al, lot 60 in Mountain Terrace Land companys survey of Mountain Terrace.
 $lSOO--Annie R. Allen to Nathan l.. Bag ley, part of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 26, town ship IT south, range west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
South Highlands Presbyterian

The pastor, the Rev. J. T. Plunket, D. D., will preach at the morning and even- ing services tomorrow at the South High lands Presbyterian church. Subject of the morning sermon, Joy and the Holy Ghost Acts 1852 Topic for the even- Ing, "The Divine Paradox" Matthew 27: l2. Sunday school and Bible classes, 9:sO .. m. The Young Peoples society of Christian Endeavor at D. m Congre- gational prayer and praise service on "Wednesday evening at o'clock The public cordially invited and he made well come
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
HENRY ZERNEY DIES
 OF TYPHOID FEVER
ArtilIeryman Was Taken III in Mo- bile While in Annual
 Encampmept

Henry Zerney. the member of the Bir- n.ingham artillery battery who was stricken with typhoid fever while in cump at Mobile, died at the City hospital there yesterday.
 Zerney was the or1y man of the bat tCry to become i'll while there and when tLe rest of the men came home he was too sick to be moved and was left in the hospital.
 Efforts made last nght to locate his people proved unsuccessful. but it Is ex- pected that information about them can b, secured this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
CONCERT AT COREY

Nappi's band will render this pros gramme at Corey tomorrow afternoon:
 Overture. Morning. Noon and Night" by Suppe.
 Selection. Chocolate soldier9 by Strauss.
 Cornet solo. "Infamatus staoatmater." by Rossini.
 procession of the Knights" Pa.sifal, by Wagner, Intermission. Overture. Poet and Peasant" by Suppe.
 Selection, "Traviata." by Verdi.
 Ballet music from William Tell, cy Rossin.
 Jerusalem, the Golden Paraphrase. by Robinson.
 Echoes. Metropolitan Opera House. | by rolani.
 Selection, Southern plantation sonsA by Conterno.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29

As a result of the efforts of number of the pastors of Birmingham to bring the famous Gypsy Smith here for series are being taken to erect a great perma- nent auditorium in Birmingham to seat not less than 5000 or coco people.
 An informal conference of the pastors was held at the First Methodist church yesterday and it was found that it would be useless to attempt the revival unless a building seating not less than 5000 could be secured To erect temporary build ing would cost about $40O0, and when 1t was learned that a permanent auditorium project was under way 1t was thought
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
 MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE
 FOR GREAT REVIVAL SERIES

that such money as the religious forces could put into it should be devoted rather toward the permanent building than to anything temporary.
 The sentiment at yesterdays conference was strongly in favor of the big revival series here, but before taking any final action it was thought best to get direct expressions from the congregations af- fected tomorrow. Each pastor was asked to bring the matter before his congrega- ton and 10 bring two representative members to a further conference, to be held Monday morning at Il o'clock. There seems so much enthusiasm for the revival series that 1t is almost certain that the project will be carried out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
COMMISSIONER WEATHERLY Who Tells Correspondent Why He
 Will Vote "Wet" Next Month


 thrives in foul, secret places; it increases drinking in private houses; it combines gambling, assignations and liquor into a foul combination of nastiness that Is hor- ribe to think of
 Further along Mir Weatherly says Besides, many people of standing who give their mental assent to the name pro- hibition violate the spirit as we'll the letter of the law in their practice at home and in their social gatherings, so that the whole social structure is covered with a mist or veil of insincerity and fraud"
 The Letter in Full
 The letter in full follows;
 "Sir-Your esteemed favor of yesterday to hand. As your letter is frank and courteous, and expresses esteem for me personally I think it desirves a reply, so that you may know my reasons more fully for deciding to vote wet
 Your criticism, if such 1t may be called, is based wholly on the assumption that prohibition relieves the evils, which you so accurately and picturesquely describe In my honest judgment it does not, and in city of this size cannot If prohibit ton in any large city prohibited, I would stand for 1t now and always. I voted for 1t here in this county in 1907 Prohi- bition drives liquor drinking from the surface inward, into the vitals of the so- cial organism where it thrives in foul, secret places; it increases drinking in private houses; it combines gambling as- signations and liquor into a foul com bination of nastiness that is horrible to think of. Besides, snnany people of stand ing who give their mental assent to the name of prohibition, violate the spirit, as tice at home and in their social gather ings, so that the whole social structure is covered with a mist or veil of insin- cerity and fraud.
 Now you say. this is the fault of the liquor people. Of course it is. It is the people not only who make liquor and who sell liquor. and who make a pecuniary gain out of liquor by renting their houses, etc, but it is also that vast element who will not quit drinking it, many of whom have no other interest in it except the qualification of appetite and of the social instinct. This last class includes all those who assent to prohibition from the roof of the mouth outwardly, but whose souls make daily compromise witn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
Marriage Licenses Issued

The following marriage licenses were issued from the probate court Friday: Edwin Holstun of Birmingham to Miss Pearl Suggs.
 J. I<len of Ensley to Miss Ethel Thomp- son.
 W. R. Taylor of Birmingham to Miss Sue w. Nelson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
Tidewater Company Increase

z Certificate of substantial increase in Capital has just been filed in the probate court by the Birmingham, Ensley and Bessemer Railway company The addi- t.onal stock amounted to $4,497.0OO. The firm Is now capitalisted at $4,50O,OOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
xt case" said Judge Black.

Next case" said Judge Black.
 Bill Bailey" replied Clerk Cunning ham.
 Bill Bailey" yelled Jack Curran.
 Fill Bailey" snorted officer Todd.
 Fill Bailey" echoed Chief Bodeker, and the much desired Bill quietly en- tered court.
 Bill was a meek looking yellow nigger who was accused of hauling through the streets and highways of the me- tropois of the south certain goods and chattels ostracised by Brooks Lawrence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
Increase to $75. .000

The Alafarina company, incorporated during the present month. has made an increase in it's capital of s73,OO0 certificate of which has just been filed in the pro- bate court. Its present capital is s75,OO0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
SAVED S53,6OO.81
 IN MONTH OF JUNE
COmptroller's Report Shows Operating Expenses of
 City for the Month

As compared to May the operating ex- pense of the city of Birmingham was s5S6OO.S1 less during the month of June. The saving is taken from the report of Comptroller c. H. Abbott. which was communicated to the Board of Commis- sioners yesterday.
 The total expenses for June were S10S.- 4S1.39, while in May the ctiy was oper- ated at a total cost of $162 032.2O.>
 The receipts for June. according to the report made yesterday, were s44926.1. The receipts of the city were from permits of all kinds, some payments of real and personal taxes and a few other sources The expenditures were for the police department, $12,7s09s: fire depart ment. s17.S45.os; health department, about Sl2,o0O; collection and disposal of gar bage, $3.s9s, and park commission, si4.
 The city general government cost ap-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29
Letter Which Caused Statement

The letter to MT. Weatherly which brought forth the foregoing was as fol- lows:
 Birmingham July 25. 1911. Hon. James Weatherly Board of Com
 missioners, Birmingham:
 Dear Sir-My esteem for you person. ally and my respect for your ability and high official position induces me to ad- dress you in regard to your written state ment In this statement you express in the clearest, most concise and strongest language the truths concerning liquor and the saloon. but | am at loss to under stand how you can conclude to vote
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-29

mans instinct for drink. All these make up a vast army, whose evils perNaoe 'ie entire social body, so that when the guns of prohibition are turned on ''the violators of the law" behind these criminal violat- ors are seen hosts of our brothers and cousins and fathers and friends, who are backing the criminals by their
 aoarpapt of the uSe of liouOr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

tst9nii BE grSBis SorafdIt pbipaIset,
bItibtn bic nisbrio<n pT<iis beittbsn,
70 bob bos Dlpnpir Hbsoitr einWoIlss
Ste1t<r i'm btifen 5inne bss NDcrtes
tpirb. Outs gorittlIunstn 5u popus
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ntutn GsfslIThaft, Der untsr Mnberm
bic Damen francis Re6 6enrp, giIber,
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Iifon, ioipk bic bsrren RnIph RpIIorb.
Duneon psniparben. Mlort Rent iinb
Gpereti Nuitsrfitlo ansebOren tpercen.
Jiir Dunsen mag "a BON beionbereni
JntertiIs Isiu su pernebmsn, bob in
ben MISUNDERSTANDING anWeris
tnusn bic WuItpniibs nur 10e nnb bic
pnriettfibs 25t iciisn. Die prsifs
fir bic Mbsnbporiseuuneen, Gonnsogs
sins,fstIcftn. ransirsn BON 10 bis SO
Gents. Gns Gnftmbls fiibrt ii1 Bier
mi. BEN prdhiiesn 2uftipisl GeDras
aoe's r4bs College MibOip4 Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Grou 6. gaber bon Der 6. Ctr.
lit bon gbieago. no lie auf gefuh
ipsilte, suriidsetebrt.
- Das aommittee bss Wetppprter
S6ulratbs belt nit benz Ggperten
pettis cine Gisuns 1b, I'm uussufins
ben, no bic Guittuns iib<r $500
gpno sapupons, bic feblt, sebIiebeH lit.
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finbet in stnieen 1assn Itott.
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ment aussutb.ilen. Bis ieBt bat er
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mifGr ebert unb ednr al bic 3ipil.
bienitsgsb6rb.. bic bic 8efuhs priift.
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iihertruo an %. 8. 8pnaIbIon cine
Got in Der Sigblanb place llnters
obtRilune fir 81.
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tiers erbalten.
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geIauien, oaB nSramps" in ben Stals
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bat ieinen 2euts ben Guftras sessbsn,
bic StoIIs gu bepahen.
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den Stulsn, Der 220 Seitsr fart III,
tpirb in sinigsn 5as.u sur g.rtbeiIung
fsrtis iein.
- Inter BEN 9priis bss qrdiis
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bic ishr gut bsiutts Mouats Der
IammIune bss ptoui.rDereins itatt.
Sstrstdr George Taeth prototolIIrte.
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luna fpurben perIsfsn uno oussnom'
men. Der qrdIiosnt theiIts. osn Wttts
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Sibsn. Gntiprshsnbe geiIeiosbes
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men. Die Qna.Isg.nheit Der 4enosrurs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
Weiiieiner 6erl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
IaStun unb Seaenme.

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bas aommitts, fir absusstandle ins
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Muin Strubs.QbsusstonuI prrsun.b'
men.
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g.s nit elmer Surprii. pnrtp bsehri.
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psronitaltet moraeu tn Der Mobnuns
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Ipenue Elm guhre.
- 6err II. alein BON Der Tipiiion
Strabe, geIepue, ipurbe BON ieintr
Satin nit sinem ftramrssn 5unssn
bsfhentt.
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Canton srpdblte fplsenoe geamien
prdfibsnt elmer poe; Bisesprd'ioen'
9bomas 8eIanep; auplan J. g.
5erg; GtsretGr Soi. 8. Raders;
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QubsnsDate 3ohn Wefint.
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bon 5runtfort pirb in Dopton in ei'
nissn 1asen .intreffsn, um bi. BE-
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ben. prpbat.8sdmter Ddr1rneron ba
bi. perf6ieoensn Gltsrri gttDarnt uns
ibnen smpfoblen. Gr!dubuibiheine 81
ertpirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

- 9tr Trau.nnsrein Der Gp. pTot.
CT. Sobonnts Gtmtinoe auf aRt.
anburn (gaitor grnit 9ob) perans
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trdrSden in bisitm Sabre. Der
1rousnsrsin ba, In oiei.m Sabre
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'e unitrn,bm,n mi. GrfpIg su ironen.
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reiiuuesn sstrofitn uno Idbt ,ine bsrss
lidx Giniooune On ale Wtltslieoer
une ar,unbe bes Grauenptrsins .rsts
ben: Qouifa Sdmio, Garolint W<iiel.
Sulin Wtber, Catherine MeibHoun,
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