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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
ALABAMA SUPREME
 COURT DECISIONS

Montgomery, January 14.-(Special.)-
 The following is list of the decisions today, January IA, 1911, handed down in the supreme court of Alabama:
 Anderson, JIG. Eugene Harrell vs Quibus Mason ct al. appeal from Wash ington chancery court; reversed and re- manded.
 Sayre, .J.-Burwell Boykin Boone vs. the State of Alabama, appeal from Mobile city court reversed and remanded.
 Elomer. Quillian & Co. vs. Parish Bros, appeal from Geneva circuit court; af- firmed.
 Evans, J.-Avondale Land company ct al. vs. Alfred M. Shook ct al. appeal from Jefferson chancery court; affirmed An derson and Mcclellan, JJ., dissent.
 Pell City Manufacturing company vs. Robert P. Cosper, appeal from St. Clair circuit court affirmed.
 The following rulings upon applications for rehearing were today announced in the supreme court of Alabama:
 Messer-Moore Insurance and Real Es- tate company vs. Trotwood Park Land company, appeal from Jefferson circuit court; application overruled
 w. J. Toole vs. the State of Alabama, appeal from Montgomery city court; ap- plication overruled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
NEWS OF GADsDEN
City Court to Convene-Pumping En-
 zines Arrivc-MoOse Organize

Gadsden, January 14.-(Special) )-Both divisions of the city court will be con- vened Monday morning. Judge Disque will preside over the civil division, as heretofore, but in the criminal division Judge J. A. Bilbro will take the place of Judge Alto V. Lee. The dockets of both branches of the court are pretty well filled and the session will be busy one.
 The pumping engines and other machin- cry for the new municipal water plant have arrived and the work of their in stallation will be begun at once. Work on the plant is progressing at very satisfactory rate and 1t is hoped to have the new system ready for operation with in the next three or four months. Most of the outside work hae been pretty well finished and the new building will be complete in 60 days.
 At meeting last night herd of the Loyal Order of the Moose was organ ized in this city. National Organizer D. H. Thier was in attendance to assist In the work. Fifty-four charter members were initiated and dge begins It's existence under the rl> vorable cir cumstances. Ed Cochran, l. rty treas urer, was elected as secretary and the other officers will be named at a meet ing to be held on Saturday. January 20.
 Sheriff-elect John Lister. who will be installed in office on Monday. today an- nounced his deputies. These are as fol- lows: Office deputies. Will Lister and Jeff Farrar; west end of county, J. T. Nix; Altoona, w. J. Cleveland; turnkey county jail. Sam Ables; constable and deputy, Ben Handy. A man at the Ala bama Consolidated and another at the Southern Iron and Steel company's plant will be sworn in some time later.
 Thirteen appeal suits were filed in the circuit court today by the city of Gads- den against property holders who have not paid their street paving assessments. The defendants in these suits are J. c. Tolson, Mrs. E. K. Thompson. T. G. Stocks, Mrs. R. K. Smith, J. AI Moragne. McCarver & Moragne, Mrs. s. H. Kyle, R. B. Kyle, administrator, R. B. Kyle, Coosa Land company, w. c. Bellengsr and the Alabama City, Gadsden and At talla Railway company. Every effort haa been made on the part of the city to bring about settlement in these cases without appealing to the courts but noth- ing has been accomplished and the suits were filed today.
 M. M. Turner has been appointed as lecturer of the Fourth Masonic district in Alabama, comprising the counties of Etowah, DeKalb and Cherokee. MT. Fur ner has long been prominent in local Ma sonic work and his appointment will bring pleasure to many of his friends. There are 31 lodges in the district and each lodge must be visited at least once each year.
 Burglars entered the Grambling store at the Gadsden Car Works last night, but secured only B. Nothing else In the store was disturbed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
BUILDING COLLAPSES
 LIKE AN EGG SHELL

Mobile. January 1.-The building oc- cupied by the Ogburn-Griffn Grocery company collapsed this afternoon, close ly following the fall of the third floor, due to overlooking the building the contents being a total loss. The damage Is esti- mated at s25.oo0. about 5000 being upon the building. Insurance upon the building will amount to s6500 and the loss upon the stock is covered for about 50 per cent.
 Owing to a clause in standard insur- ance policies relative to collapse previous to fire. the loss to the owners of build ing and stock may be absolute.
 Two men who were on the third floor when 1t gave way had narrow escapes, renching the ground by climbing down a telegraph pole. Building inspector Kearns and four others narrowly escaped being caught under the falling walls when the second collapse occurred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

ernoon sessions of about five minutes duration, after which adjournment was taken until Monday at 10 o'clock
 In the senate resolution was approved by the rules committee providing for the appointment of an assistant clerk to the inspector of the journal at salary of $4 per day.
 In the house bills were introduced by Representatives Chamberlain and Stol- lenwerck, the former introducing a bill to provide for deputy clerk of the city court of Mobile, and the latter intro- ducing a measure to amend sections 1116-7-8-9 and 1120 of the code, relating to insurance legislation.
 Mir. Long introduced a resolution pro- viding for the appointment of mes- senger for the clerk. Ralph Jones was appointed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

receive pensions of the first class; a bill to require the state health officer to furnish 1iphtheria toxin to physi- cians, together with an appropriation tn erefor; to prohibit the operating and running of public pool table and bowling alley outside of police jurisdic- tion; to provide that 0 grand jury should furnish indictments in certain misdemeanor cases; to amend section 893S of the code, relating to the play ing of cards; to allow the court of county commissioners of Tallapoosa county to borrow $20.000 and to amend section 6260 of The code of 1909.
 County Receipts
 MT. Huddlestone of Fillmore county in : troduced bill to require the treasurer of Fillmore to publish a statement of the receipts of the county; to require the county commissioners of Fillmore to print the minutes of their meetings; and to require the board of education It's proceedings.
 A bill to provide for an additional high school appropriation was present. ed by Mir. Green of Dallas.
 A bill to amend section 92S of the code of Alabama, relating to the em- ployes of the legislature, was present ed by MT. Arnold of Calhoun.
 
 duced a bill to appropriate SS0,000 for the normal school at Jacksonville. I
 After the depate on the bill pro- viding for an increase in the gov ernor's salary, two joint resolutions from the senate were presented to the house, the first providing for the ap- pointment of a joint committee to in vite Gov.-elect Emmet O'Neal to take the oath of office in the house in the presence of members of the legisla- ture on Monday 12 o'clock, and the other providing for joint committee to examine the books of the state audi tors and treasurer's departments. On the first committee Judge Almon ap- pointed Messrs. Pitts and Long, and on the second committee the speaker ap- pointed Messrs. Bush. Cranford and John- son of Clarke.
 MT. Arnold presented joint resolu- ton providing for the appointment of a committee from the house and senate to consider various forms of commis- committee the speaker appointed Messrs. Arnold, Stollenwerck and Page. The joint resolution presented by the senate providing for joint committee to consider various formers of commits sion government, with the view of draw ing up a bill that would meet the needs of the municipalities of ehe state, was re- ferred to the committee on rules Just before adjourning the morning ses- sion MT. McLendon of Escambia intro- duced a bill to amend section ff93 of the code of 1907.
 Afternoon Sessions
 Both the senate and the house held aft
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
VIII Attack Tick Law

Huntsville, January. H-(Special.)-- George Allen, white farmer. charged with violation of the Madison county tick law, will be called up for trial in the law and equity court Monday and his attor- neys will then make an attack on the law on constitutional grounds. There are a great many other cases behind this one and the Allen case has been commonly accepted as a test case. The county will fight the case stubbornly because should the courts hold that the law is not con stitutional 1t would result in undoing near ly a years work in the eradication of the cattle tick from Madison county Ex- perts say that the work is more than half done and that when completed it will result in a saving of $5O.000 a year to the farmers of Madison county, even If they continue to raise as few cattle as they are raising now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Death at Columbus

Columbus, Miss. January 14.-(Special.) Julius Loeb, Jr., partner of the firm of Simon Loeb & Bro., died at the Mckinley sanatorium last night at midnight after an illness Of only two days. He was stricken while at his desk Thursday and moved to the retreat. Heart failure is given as the immediate cause of his death, although the breakdown was caused from mental overwork. For 30 years he has never taken a vacation and during this time has built up ole of the finest and largest businesses of thic sec ton. He was 5s years old, born in Ger many and moved to Columbus about 40 years ago. He was universally loved and respected. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon and the interment will be in the Jewish cemetery, this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Mascagni Files Suit

Milan, January 14.-Counsel for Pie tro Mascagni, the composer, has begun suit against Liebler & Co. of New York, who recently announced the abandon ment of their plan to produce Mas cagni's new opera, "Ysobel." Annull- ment of the contract through the fault of the defendants is asked for and, in addition a demand Is made for reim- bursements of financial losses and ade- quate compensation for moral dam ageS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
rnve.tigntc AIIeged Suicide

Huntsville, January 14--(Special.) )-The relatives of Mrs. Josephine McColl Will Hams, who died from carbolic acid poi soning in the office of her husband, Dr. Ralph Williams. at Farley Sunday, have begun an investigation of her death tc ascertain if there is absolute proof that she ended her own life. The matter is now in the hands of the Mobile police and the sheriff of that county has sent long list of interrogations to Sheriff Mitchell of Madison county, These questions are be- ing filled out as far as practicable by County Solicitor Drake. The matter may be presented to the next grand jury here and the case will. in that event, be re- viewed fully.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
C0MER TELLS WHY HE
 OPPOSES SALARY BILI
CONTINUED FROM PAGE D

I may get into the wild woods of Can ada. As is known, I am going after big game. I want to shoot deer in Canada and it is almost certain that will push after bears into Alaska. At any rate, I intend to have big time. I can't tell when I will return.
 No, won't answer that question. You reporters have already talked too much about that senatorial race"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Pnrsons Is Economical

Washington, January IA bill to abolish the position of the receiver ot public moneys at the federal land of. fees throughout the country and put the duties of receiver into the hands of the register of each office was in- troduced today by Representative Par sons of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Hopewell Church Burn.

Florence, January H-(Speeia1)- Hopewel Methodist church, four miles east of here, burned yesterday from defective fiue, the blaze starting in the roof The church was a combination church and schoolhouse and school was in progress when the fire started All the desks and furnishings were saved. even the stove. which was the cause of the trouble. The building; n'ats,, a.str.ssS w0oSdsestprs' was com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Waterproof Your Shoes

New guaranteed process Best ever offered Money back
 if not satisfed Suitable for any knd of shoes msn's
 or women's; thin or heavy solss Can wade in wstsr after application Makes shoss wear longer. Send |asc fer trial bottle Agents wanted Dsnk refer sncss Douslas Mfg. Co.,. Box 1s5. Palisade. N. ].
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Court Breaks Record

Huntsville, January 14.-(Special.)-The present term of the law and equity court has broken the record for convictions and the number of fines and 1t has ona week to run yet So far the fines amount to $1951 and the county fees of $5 for each conviction amount to s145.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

Everybody invited to hear Dr. Wise's famous lecture, flew and Christian, at Tenn pie Emanu-El, 3::30 today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Inter.tate Casualty Company MeetinG

The first annual meeting of the Inter- state Casualty company's stockholders has been called by President w. D. Wood for Tuesday of this week. The annual re- ports of officers and election of directors will follow. A number of out-of-town stockholders are expected to attend tho meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Hear Dr. Wise at Temple Emanu-El 3::30 this afternoon. No admission.
STEAMSHIPS
cINRK'S CRTisE OF TIE HAR1nfcs -N 16,000 tons, fine, large. PTy unusually steady
 o THE ORIEN

February I to April 10, 1911 Seventy-one days, costing only e4OO.O0 and mp. including shore excursions. SPECIAL FEATURES Madeira. Cadiz. Seville, Algiers, Malta. 10 dayn in Egypt and the Holy Land. Constan- tinople, Athens. Rome. the Riviera. etc. ALBERT HANSON P. Q. Box 374,
 BfrminRham Ala.
 2O Tours to Europe. Other Tours. t' FRANK Q. CLARK. Times Dldg., New
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Fine White Goods The Marx Sunbleacht Kind at Absurdly Low Prices
SEC, Was 12Hc

oI2c, was lzH2c
 36-in. soft finish Domestic. Short lengths of Fruit of Loom and Lonsdale Muslin, to 20 yds. to piece.
 12c, Was 18c
 36-in. fine Null or Pajama Checks, in three size checks, de- sirable for all kinds of under wear.
 23c, Was 35c
 36-in. all-pure Linen, soft smooth round thread. snow white. Correct weight for waists and dresses. ss
 22c, Was 35c 36-in. soft mercerized Batiste. very pretty for children's dresses. Noted for its good wearing Qual- ]. 45c, Was 65c
 Finest imported Lingerie cloth looks like silk, beautiful quality and finish. Makes the prettiest of white dresses. Laun- ders perfectly.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

lano. Ia oct bIeo befenot, at en-
Ioo forlig Berion iom en- Ssiifol9-
Iprer oriiteoe Jig til at boloe Sore
Drag, bleo Mpnoigbe0erne 6anae,
og De beilutteOe at reoOe oct tpite
8ige og uopiie ben farIige Sore
O~rag5bol0er.
8orsoag Sen 20. apr. ittI0e Sr.
anoreien tale i ae6oing 6oriam.
l~ings6us. ON 5ormiooogen foIOtes
i'll. n9iem0aI4 6ormon0en for So
reotogsforeningen. 9pgmeiterRaon,
op til amtsforItanoer @asiop, Der
ipurgte, ON Oet par rietigt, at Sr.
.. anoreien iful0e boloe 6oreora9.
= 5a.
5omen, ban pil Oa bIioe no
pit.
-0aa, mente Roon, set fan ie9
BOG life oiOe, 6a ban er p%reusiiif
~l1noerioat.
= Gan De beoiie 0et9
: 9ei beDiie oct fan iee life,
men ieg bor9er for &igtigbeoen
berof.
- ga. set fan enboer iige. Sois
Sr. anoreien life fan Iegitimere
lit ENTHUSIASTICALLY oil ban bIioe
u0Diit.
On Gftermi0oo8en msOte to@en-
nrmer / 6oriomIin9sbuiet; Oa bet
imi6Iertio oiite Zig, at Sr. anore-
len funoe Iegitimere Zig, uar Der
life no9et / geien. Der bIeo life
oenne Sang 9rug for u0Uisninas-
frpfterne, og iaole6es unogif Ntpn-
~oigbeoerne Sen glnmoge at uooiie
en- preusiiif ltn6erioat.
5re0ag Iften taIte 6r. Nm
oreien / 6iortfpr 5oriomIingsbus.
W1on bar ber beIopet pon, at Q2pn.
0igbeoerne oiIoe gore 8orieg paa
at ifrioe inc liaeiom I Rs6oing.
Ter ifete BOG iitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

9jemitoon". StpffetS 3rnsif ligger
l. at for De ileite al bets Berioner
ioroanoler og alt iia til eaer: Gro
eaer 9iemitoDn - De ifal Oel9e!
.5amilie og 6iemitaOn" er nappe
noqen oaarIigere 5orbinOelie emo
Shenberrs. Oil ri paatpinoe bore
9onosm9no en- TrnseOie, iOet ri
9pifere timber os / oct Spitem, Der
of o q til ger ct elIer: 5amiIie
eaer Siemftonn
Daoersleu. 9sbsfalo. 9nhen
I'll 8anifelsr0ag oigif eiter laneere
1i6s tiliagen0e Soagbeo Ell | Sn-
oerslep og Omeen fenot Man6 peo
3g6en, nemlig asbmano Sons
gbriitinn Subj, en- al Neoitifter-
ne af 6imoet Subj & gopien pno
Senoerbro, bpiIfet 8irma | be iio-
tie 4ortier M eies al ben nn0en al
Stifterne, Sr. 9opien.
Sans GbriItion Subj opnaneOe en-
aloer al 75R aor. San bar en-
Wono al foa Orb, men bar bpret
en- opgtig Nono, Der I aarenes Sob
bar inmlet Tia en- efter pore Scr
bold betpoelig 5ormue. 0enne 6or.
mne onoenote ban life aIere til
@opn for iig ielp; men ban bar
gartbnper I tnlrige 6oretoaenoer,
iom tiener til at fremme ggnens
Nprineslio. San bar oerior og-
ioa palgt inc I oisie Selifaber enten
iom MeOlem al geltpreIien, 9ilipns-
raaoet eGcr Geoiior. San aniaas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

let. aoptaineu Sr. an6erien, iao
/ aort5uiet OF ihloere0e i aortene.
san i1nte5 at 6sre ct 5frig ON
0iGlp, ipran9 op pao DGffet. %
oct lpffe0es at freIie oct un5e Men-
neite, iom iuloitanoig oar prisqi-
oct @in0 og Bone. San er 5sn
al Sneotermeiter an6erien al Grbp
poa Samis % 10 aar.
% Mars Snbilenm. Gage
riit 0iels Rasmusien bos 6irmaet
6. :, 2rum bar % Mar opret igs-
ieliat / 5orretnin9en, fsrit iom
@anro5farI og / IS aor JON Gage.
riit. Riels Gasmusien er 5Dnbo al
5e6iel, men Dor / 35 aar opbol0t
Jig / 9toroilespig. Gan bar alti6
opret en- tro og pooliOeIigWon6. o9
iomPanifennelie herior gob5irmoaet
| Mites en- file Set til gGre for gu
biloreh. Timber Soften bleD ser
ooeraft BAN en- Sparefasiebog iom
8of og 4~ooifsnneIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

nemlig ior at Dere N fIog iorii9tig
5orretningsmnno, Der life %iaDneoe
Oioere, emo ban funoe refte.
Nen Sen 6eoeneongne BAR ogiaa
en- 6anif Ntnn0, 6uilfet ban uiite i
Corning oeo at poe lit 9ierag til
ale bore rationale 6oretagenoer,
Iigeiom man beler life gif iorge0es
til Dam, tlaar oct gialot at nfbiGl-
pc 0so % Sapn.
Weo bans Gbriitian Subj er en-
title, goo oanifiinoet Dtano aaaet
bort.
Selb / llbelb. On gnnife
ung Mon6sperion fra Somie, iom
,fsrite 9aoifeooe | bet itPrfe llueir
bnpoe popet zig no pno Ssen i Ell
lille SoGe, bar inn ubeIoi9 at tabe
en- 9lnre, oe iom 5slee oerof oreo
6nrtsiet til SIS for 9inO oe Bone.
San poe oog ino beloig 1. FooiFe.
bags eftermiooog at bline optdacn
tiniee meo lit 8ortsi of ben fIels-
boroife anl6omper oGampeIln", ION
til Den Sio ieileoe gennem 9pltet.
Oct unep Menneife braetes | @oor
Gormiboass Der til. Strats efter
anfomIten bleu bans Baarerenbe
ielofeleeIig iat / aunoifab ON Reo-
nineen, og at ban befanot fig | lc-
penoe 2ioe Der | 9~aoersleo.
Re0ningen ifete gaaife6aos
eftermiboae I ben beftiee Storm
meo oprsrt 81. Stprman0en too
peo 9oret, men bap6e ineen Ting
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
ErofesiOr Hnoc ON De iioite
%lloDisnineer.

Com set par at pente, fremfom-
mer 9roiesior Gooe / Mnrborg i
p8ren5marten-ao rreipon0en5" me6
en- i~n6igneret 9roteit imo6 De ie-
neite uoiIag al De noroiIesoi9ife
@olitimDn6ig6e0ers oiIfaarIige5rem.
fer0 moo De biemIeie euer moo
oanife llnOeriaatter / RoroiIesuig,
n%aUnlig ON 9ebanolinoeu al Maos
@gbolm og 5ru Ottoien.
lln0er C~ueritriiten
TDang
6e0oqr set:
rs 0eres goOe Samoittigbeo %
i ui0e Greoies Spmpoti uil De lin
De lrsit Tor ben Smerte, ionr9reus-
lens bnoroe Bolitinn0e bar tiIfsjet
0eres 6oleIie De er life egentIig
De igrgenOe, De, Der moe beflages,
De blanere6el
0e. Ser maa beflages - Oct er
De p~reusiiife Gmbeosmpn6, Der life
fun0e unoorage iig Spongen og
maatte uoDiie 6isie TO Berioner, og
blameret er Di uil life itrafs
iige ben preusiiife Stot, men /
bDert 5al0 bet Spitem, iom en6nu
5erifer / Sen p%reusiiife Stat %
er anpenot / Bette 3ilfploe. Sielge
en- geretning ptre0e 5ru Or. Otto
len, at Tor Den @enoarm, ser no.
leDereoe l1opisning5ororen til ben
be, 6ao0e oenne ll6goelie al bans
Bligt a~a6en6art o9ret pialig, og
BET oil enbDer tro benoe ON baml
Wen boor pinligt bar BET lao oR-
ret for amtsforitonoeren at uOIteoe
Sroren boor pialigt for aae
bans b6ie og bsiere foreiatte Roo
Oenoigbeoen al at goofen0e en- iaa.
Dan 5remfprol Snnoelie, oct er
Dem, Der / 8irfeIigheoen mao be-
Der unoer Spitemets Spang
ioaleoes maa fneble 0eres MEME
5elelier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

Waos Ggbolm bar op imoo 2000
2ioeliesiaaer, nbiemtsie". Dc ugifte
blanot Dem 5Uoo enten Oe er
ion eaer mango ifal ale, ioa-
trent De oil sifte Jig, a0aares og
Il Observation-Disclosures" uooiies2
De er is6te og opuofieoe / g3oro.
ilesoig, bar mnoife aIori5 opret
nOen ior 9nn0et og ital MI foItes
no, no al oeres Siemitaon2 6or M
Zig ina bort aeiierpar / aiel meo
BARN 8eltagelie StDtfet n8ro og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
9oitteringer.
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