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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-13
Notice TO Creditors

All creditors of R. M. King of Punta
Gorda, Florida, are hereby notified that
his grocery and fruit business is now in
my charge. All parties having claims
against said business will present them
to the undersigned within the next thirty
days, or they will not be allowed in final
settlement. w. E. DANIELS,
Feb. S, 1913 Arcadia, Fla.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-13
DR.. Kings New Discovery

Soothes irritated throat and lungs,
stops chronic and hacking cough,
relieves tickling throat, tastes nice.
Take no other; once usei, always
used. Buy it at all druggists.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
BOARD OF TRADE PLANS FOR
SMOKER NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
EXTRA EFFORT TO BRING OUT
LARGER ATTENDANCE THAN
HAS BEEN PRESENT AT LAST
TWO MEETINGS.
THAN
TWO MEETINGS.

Efforts are being made by the
board of trade to hold a smoker in
connection with the regular meeting
of that organization next Monday
evening. There are a number of
important matters to be considered
by the board at this time and the
smoker will be held as an induce
ment to get out larger attendance
than has been present at the last
two meetings of the board. If the
smoker is held it is probable the
meeting will be held at the Elks'
home instead of at the city hall
the usual meeting place.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
NEW SUITS INSTITUTED
AT LAW AND CHANcERY,

Recently the following new suits
have been instituted in the circuit
court.
Chancery-W. D. Sperry VS.. Ed L.
Green; Jane Rusk Williams VS..
Chas. H. Williams; Sophia Bond
Compropst VS.. Thomas P Compropst;
Fred A. Carnell vs.. Geo. ]. Vande-
Word.
At lava. c. Haynes VS.. c. H.
Reacock; B. F. Goodrich & Co. VS..
Daytona Auto Transit Co.; Standard
Oil Co. VS.. w. H. Marshall
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
new BOARD
IS TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY
COUNTY commissioners TO
BE ORGANIZED At De LAND !
WILLIAM JACKSON OF DAYToNA
AND THOMAS MURRAY OF NEW
SMYRNA TO BECOME NEW
MEMBERS.

The board of county commissions
ers will hold its regular meeting
next Monday. and the two new COM
missioners, chosen by the people at
the election in November, will take
their seats at that time. The old
board will meet first and wind up
it's affairs, and the two new men,
bers will be taken in and the new
board viii be organized.
The two men who will become
new members of the board at this
meeting are William Jackson OF
this city, who succeeds w. d. Brad
shaw, and Thos. ]. Murray of New
Smyrna, who succeeds w. p. VIII
kinson. Mr.. Jackson is one of the
best known men in the county and
will undoubtedly make a good county
commissioner. Many years ago he
was practically in control of politics
in this county, but during later
years he has retired from county
politics. He knows the county thor
oughly and Daytona people may de-
pend upon his being alert to the
needs of Daytona and the east
side of the county.
Mr.. Murray was a member of the
| county board for many years up to
| two years ago, when Mr.. Wilkinson
was elected. He is thoroughly con-
versant with the workings of the
commissioners and is ne really con-
,sidered a new" member of the
board.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
NEAR SERIOUS ACCIDENT
WHEN AUTO SCARES HORSE
ANIMAL JUMPS OVER EMBANK
MENT BUT AUTOMOBILE rs
STOPPED AND DRIVER GOES T
HELP WOMEN.

A near serious accident befell Mrs.
w. H. Heath and her companions.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dillon and Mrs. A. H
Carter, Thursday afternoon, as they
were returning after attending a
meeting of the Palmetto club in this
city. Just as they arrived at Mrs.
Heath's home an automobile made
its appearance coming south and
Mrs. Heath, who was driving, turn
ed the horse to one side to let the
car pass before turning up the side
street on which was located the
stable. The horse, however, fright
ened at the automobile, reared and
SHE'D until it plunged over the river
bank, drop at that place of sew
eral feet. The driver of the auto
proved to be a gentleman and stop
ping his car went to the assistance
of the ladies. Mrs. Dillon's son
who was near at hand and saw their
predicament, also hurried to their
aid. The ladies managed to keeE
their places in the buggy and Mrs
Heath retained control of the
lines and they were quickly res
cued from their unpleasant position.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
]. T. DAVIS
CAPTURED AT
BIRMINGHAM
MAN Who WORKED II. SCHMIDT
FOR SlS6 is FINALLY LANDED
SMALL CHANCE FOR HIM TO
BE BROUGHT BACK HERE,
HOWEVER, AS ALABAMA AND
GEORGIA WANT HIM.

J. E. Davis. the man who bogus
checked Henry Schmidt out of
something like $1S6, and for grip
of whose throat the fingers of the
proprietor of Schmidt's hotel have
been itching since back in Novem-
ber, is in Jail at Birmingham. Ala,
and the chances are Mr.. Schmidt
will not get that personal" inter-
view he desires for some years to
come.
Mr.. Schmidt was notifie d by wire
Thursday that the man had been
captured in Birmingham and later he
received the following letter from
the William ]. Burns Detective
Agency:
I'VE have ]. E. Davis jailed at
Birmingham. 1t is more than likely
however. that you will not be able
to handle him for the next 20 years
to come, as we have enough charges
against him to keep him in Georgia
and Alabama prisons for that length
of time. Please notify the Merchants
bank"
Davis is the man who stopped at
Schmidt's hotel for several days
during the last part of November and
paid his bills with two bogus checks
for something like $175, taking the
balance in cash. He formerly trav-
eled through this part of the country
as representative of a st. Angus
tine cigar firm and many years ago
was personally known by Mr.
Schmidt The protests on the
checks endorsed by Mr.. Schmidt
brought the amount of his loss uV
to s1S6.
Mr.. Davis. who was accompaniet
by woman, whom he claimed Il
have married in Boston ten days pre-
viously, left here and went to Nev
Smyrna, where he worked the Sam,
game on Major Abercrombie, fo
s165. He told Mr. Schmidt he wa
headed for Miami and then TO
South America and that he would b
back here January z. but Instead Q
this he apparently jumped (back ant
continued working his bfim chez
game until captured by the officer
at Birmingham.
Since his operations tfere report
have come in from all parts of tn
country of the operation ms of Davis
who some times went fby the nam
of Meyers
Mr.. Schmidt has b Zen trying i
every way possible to find some trat
of Davis in the hopet that he migt
be brought back here for trial. br
there is little cha1f ice of the ma
being brought herr However. NJ
Schmidt feels SOME satisfaction
knowing he will Pc kept for som
time where he cad PIT work any NOR
bogus check game
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
Wind TAKES
DOWN WIRES
TO NORTH
DAYIONA PRACTICALLY CUT
OFF FROM OUTSIDE WORLD
STORM DOES LITTLE DAMAGE IN
AND AROUND CITY, BUT TEL
EGRAPH COMMUNICATION is
INTERRUPTED.
INTERRUPTED.

Although not a great amount of
damage was done by the strong wind
in and around Daytona last night,
considerable damage must have
been done north of Daytona, between
this city and Jacksonville. and to
the north and west of Jacksonville.
Daytona has been isolated from
the rest of the world during the
greater part of the day, so far as
telegraphic communication is con-
cerned. The local office OF the
Western Union got one communica-
ton from Jacksonville early this
morning, then the connection was
broken and it was not re-eseablished
up to late this afternoon.
During the time of the communi-
cation between the local office and
Jacksonville orders were sent here
not to take any business for points
east and west from Jacksonville as
the wires were down and the time
when communication could be re-
sumed was indefinite.
Storm warnings were received at
the yacht club station here this
morning, indicating that the storm
was general throughout this section
last night and would continue prob
ably until tomorrow
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

H. D. Fluhart went up to Jack
sonville this morning by train. with
the intention of returning to Day
tona on the steamer Swan.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

Walter, Vann, who was patient at
DR.. Bohannon's hospital at the
time of his fathers death, New
Years day, was able to be out
and attend the funeral Thursday af-
ternoon
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Oates. who
had been visiting their son. At
torney E. F. Oates, and wife
at their home on Halifax ave-
nue., Daytona Beach, left New Years
day for DeLand, where they intended
to spend a day or two before return
ing to their home in st. Petersburg.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Watrous of
Hartford. Conn, regular Daytona
winter visitors and guests this sea
sop at the Gables, went down to
Palm Beach Thursday afternoon to
sbend week or more at that
place.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
THOSE WHO HAVE RECENTLY
BEEN LICENSED TO MARRY

Judge ]. Lee McCrory has re-
Gently issued the following marriage
licenses: Ellis f. Robinson to Miss
Hollie D. Anderson; Dave London to
Mrs. Maggie Grant, colored; Eddie
Forester to Lillian Laskins; Willie
Macon to Helen Williams; Joseph
Jackson to Grace Ann Williams. col
ored; James E. Alexander to Mrs.
Maude Lyman; Arthur Beal to
Oracle James, colored
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03

]. E. Theus returned Thursday
from Ocala, where his younger broth
er. c. J. Theus, is confined to a
hospital while undergoing treatment
Tor serious trouble with one of his
eyes. Mrs. Theus is also at Ocala
with her son, and staying at the
home of another son. p. J. Theus,
and wife, who are living in Ocala.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-03
CAPITAL
POLICE ARE
PREPARING
GETTING READY TO HANDLE
CROOKS AT INAUGURATION
SCORES OF OFFICERS WILL BE
IMPORTED FROM ALL LARGE
CITIES TO ASSIST DURING FEs-
TiviTIEs.
INVITES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. = Prepa-
rations are already being made by
the Washington police department,
under the direction of the chief, Maj
Richard Sylvester, to safeguard the
public during Inauguration week at
The capital.
Although two months ahead of
the time. the nets of the police de-
partment are being arranged to en-
trap any denizens of the underworld
who may visit the national capital
during the week in which President
Wilson is to take his oath of office,
to ply their trades among the thous-
ands of visitors.
From years of experience the peace
protectors of the national capital
know pretty well how to handle af-
fairs at that time and scores of de-
tectives from all the large cities in
the United States will be brought to
Washington for that week, to assist
IN spotting the crooks as soon as
they enter the city. Once crook is
spotted he win be invited to leave
the capital Immediately. If he does
not do this ne will be arrested for va
grancy and confined to cell until
after the festivities are over.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-09
Jn(anO ge(eqrap()
grarbftifter perurt6eiIt.

'grarbftifter perurtbsilt.
Rem gprt, 8. QpriI. Sacob
ShiiTsr, Elm rpsitsres UlitgIieo Dss
,grauoitiftsrs 9ruIts" iIt am 8ieHitag
psrurthilt tporosn uno 3tpar 81 elmer
3uftbausitrafe bon ni6t Denlgsr uls
att uub nidt mebr als 5polf, Jdbrsr.
SdifTsr bate Sfioor Stsin, auh
als ,S3sp the Batnter" betauHt, gss
oungen, Elm Saus in 8rnnb 3u itedsn.
Gr toIlsttirts oann cine 9eriIaerungss
Iumms, osrsH Sobe i6on psrsinbart
poroen mar, s5s .5ssp" oas Jsuer aus
Isgts.
rS33p" mar Der erite, Der 8ranofttfs
ter, Der bsrurtbellt puroe uRo pas
8eitGuonib, oas er insfpiI5sn obses
legt, bate CUR Golse. baB Elm plor
9ubsno unnere Ulitglisosr Der 8auoe
in ant.ase3uitano psriest tpuroen.
ISpuren zines poitraubs 8.
/ 2sapentpo b, aan., s. 4pril.
Sier nureen am Wpntag BON Regern
mebrsre 10s uno 20>9oQars 9oios
/ sertifitate aefunpsn. tpelde, tpie man
qlaubt, BON BEN $4,000 Raube oeE
Jleasrs gbas. Sdpaee berriibren. 2lm
/ 6. Suni 1908 purps BON Sapase etn
9oitiat gsItoblen, Der $4,000 in
guar unb pertbpolls SfmudIaden
entbieI.. Der leere Yoitiad puroe ets
nige 9uss .ipdter uufgefunDen, ouS
8elo uno bic Samudiatsn bIieben
uber perItpunoen. poftiuipettorer
perbaf.etsn Sapase, Der i'm Deaembel
1908 ibsrfubrt uno 5I 10 Sa6rer
3uttbaus perurtbeilt ipurbe. Gs beibt
oab Sapags fir 4Spoiaten an S10,'
! 900 aussab. 8as Sous, III ipelAem
bic @srrunbten bon SaDage ipohnter
uno in tpsltem er einsn She'll feline:
Raubes perborsen haben fol, tpuro'
neulit bonn Sturm umgeblaien.
Ius benz ueberi5De
mungssebiet.
! pprtsmou 8, 8. Gpril
llebsr 20 Der groben Jabrisen, peIts
eurh bic GIutb ben getrisb huttsn eiRs
itellen miiilsn, iporen am 0ienftac
tpisoer in Sbdtigtsit, unb aud bic mel.
ften Rstails2dben iinb pieber i'm Be
trieb. Tas talte Wstter ipirb iebr ua
tangsnebm empfunoeu. manor Spne:
ihGgt ben burd bic Jlutb peruriahter
| Stabsn auf iiber 100000. Die Sc
ieaidaft sum ROtkn areus tbut iht
W0slini.ss. ben Hosh!siSenbsn bsisu
liisbsn.
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men, unb 10 lanae bic oeut1fe Sb>
ltruttion enbauert, lit cine NeuTpafl
bes 2anbesausIhuiFes ausgefhlofien.
Sir bieien 5au 1T bic Giniesung eines
Observation-Disclosures fir oasGdno
80bnen in 2lusiidt gsnommen.
gleit3eitig tpiirOe Der bobmii9e
Gunbtug aufgsl0it perDen.
Die Gdrung in Snbien.
Rulfuttd, 8. 4pril. gei Der
saguna Der oIinbiI9en 2isa IN 2uds
nom forDerte Der Yrdiioent Der Gi9a,
Shafi, in elmer 3iinoenben Rebe gu eli
nsm poIitif6en 3uIammengeben nit
BEN 6abus unb Der gilbung elmer
pereinigtsn inDiI6sn 2iga auf, beren
3iel Die Ginri9tung Der SelbitDerpalz
tung unter bem Shubs Ger britti6en
Grone iein fpqs. Der Reoner prppbez
seite balbise geualtige poIitii4e gr=
i6iitteruHgen Snbiens uno ermdbnte
Die Wpbammebaner, iidb bereit5ubalz
ten, odmit iie ben tritii6en Wtoment
ntht perfdumtsn. Der ReDner tabelte
fharf bas 8er6altsn Gnglanos ge8en
bic 5Irtsi, bur6 tptlhes oas 0efiibl
Der inbliten MobammebaHsr tieT per-
Iest tpOroen lei.
&dmpfe in Merito.
Race, 2trt3ona, 8. Ipril. Die me-
ritanif6en Regisrungstruppsn untsr
benz 9snsrul Sjeba DsrliebeH an
8ienftdg Worgen pieoer sinnal Nuco
Sonord, uno lieferten ben Stlatstrups
pen unter bern geHerul Sbreoon dber:
mails Elm brsi Stunben langes 9efe6t
ungefdbr cine Wtsile iiioli6 bon Raco
augeln flogsn dber iiber bic gren3t
| bis nah Racp, Qri3ona uno Dsrpunbe'
ten pier iarbigs SoIoaten pom 9. Der
| StQaten aapdllerie Regiment unO e.
neu armes 5ubrmann. Giner be,
| SoIoaten lit aiemIla i6per perpun
| oct.
| aurs na5 a6t llbr te6rtsn bic Re
gisrungstruppsn nah Raco 3uriit
ohne BON ben &onftitutioudIiitsu Der
foIgt Dorosn 5u isin fsin.
9enerdl SRbd 1T i'm Stanbe, lid
gegen bic Staatstruppen gu beboup
ten, neil feline Qrtiasrie bsrisnige,
Isines Gegners bsbeutsnb Iberlegen If
gr Derfiigt iiber 3pei Jslb@ uno adj
muIainenssitiiss, pGbreno Genera
Obrsgon nur Elm Jelosei6lB uno Die
Wu1dirensefdiise bat.
. Die Soloateu opm 9. GapdQeris
! Regiment iparsn in ibrsm Eager beir
iyriibitiid periammeIt, ol5 bic Ausel
: 3rpiiden ihnen einfhlussn.
Die 3ahl Der 5oo.eu in ben beuti
, gen Gefsht ouf beiosn Seiten tpirb al
: 50 abgsitdgt. 9isr5ehH 9erpunoet
: bsioen Seiten angeboreno, tdmen tp6t
rsno oss 1agsg iiber Die Grsass.
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CaSSerfe 1inefifde pCricurent in
petins er6ffnet.


DteRrGns beit.be $50 b ite 8,
Rom, 8. 4pril. pupit pius Y.
fot einen RIdfan betommen, Der fir
ernfter seholien tpiro. ols Die arnnts
teit i'm porigen Wfonat. DER 2eibor5t
ass popftes, prof.iIor War6iafops.
snurbs Uaontag Mbenb su bem arona
Ten berufen unb fta.iete ibm Dienitng
mebrsre Dduhe nh. gas offi5islle
Hnuetin louiei: Der pdpit Ieibet on
einsm Riiffau ber JnfIusnao@.
Der offisiells ~DHerDotore Ros
rnano" entbieIt Dasnitag abenb fols
senne DdnnRtmohung: Der 81. Dds
tar bo. ON seftrigen abeno eiuen Riid<
faIl Der Snflusnsa eebdbt. SeiH 3u=
fIanb iit nitt beiorsniberresenb. Der
Datient it, ober brinssno Der Rube
.tebiirf.is." -
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kes dl. Dotsrs srobe Gorge berpOrs
Irrft. ba iie gang unerparte. tam unb
stxi beul botxn 4Iter bes poiienten
inimerbin rett beben.lit lit. Wdbrsnb
feiner Ietten Fransbeit mar Der popf.
lfttr bebriidi, er beiterte ober annldb,
lid auf. ala isin 3uitdnb ii4 beHerte.
Geine Iemperatur ities 8leniiaa
l1uf iiber 100 Grob SSabrenbeit. mas
Ian iid, niht gerdbe bebentlid 1T. dber
ftcs 6er3 seiste Gpuren BON StDdd,s
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91isren binbeuist. CPD, am DisHftap
iMbenb tieb es, bob iih Der 3ufons
'tta 9I. Das<rs beoeuienb sebeHeri
tnbe.
Am, Wsonsng Mbsnb battle fih be,
,pcpft In fein Gtuoiersimmer surida
la.3rsen, iro er BON Sbnmafts s4nfd!'
len befoIen iurrbs. Wnier preFoeimo
Ter gbemiter oes UaiisdHs, purbe In
iMttpefsnbeii eines Mrs.ss gerufsn uni
Irernbreihte bern arnnsen Stimuldn:
isifn. petne ihn pieber III iif brat'
f.n. Or. Inbrea Qmiei unb prof
MsnrHinfopn. peifx in3ipilfsn berbsi.
eetufsn iporen. fanben. bab bic 6srS.
:tdiipisit besintrdntiet mar uni
Ifpribien i6m Stropbnntus Elm. glI,
lSiubisn3en spurben einiipeilen perboi
tta unb Der Hrnnte rub.e Dienital
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'cerfihert. bab bag irstliHe gu[lsiir
cbfclns riftis III. Der Gl. Batter nbel
,fcrafGlsisersr pf!sge unb ldnaerel
sRube kbiirI.. als bei feiner lsster
sstnniteii.
prof. Mor5iafapa ers!drte Disn,
iflnB Gbenb In einem Snternisir, baf
cine ii6ererobe 9sicrsnib nidt unse'
trcmt isi. bn eine ldnstrs unb polI'
ifGnbip< Wuk ben poniifer bolo rol.
ffGnnig tpitb<rberitellen tperbs.
DIR papfi bat feit SahreH en- be1
Dids seliitsn unb mebrers DIM
mc&tisNnfdne gehnbt, unb sr tpirs
ni6 oneemsiner AnIift ale ermii
btnben 3ersmcnisn unb 4ubisnen aus
tsten miiHen. CT briidie 1ienftns tie
fts 9ebouern bdriiter aus. aIs bi
Nt5rte ibm srildrtsn. bah sr aud bi
Mubifnen nueebtn miiHe. bn |.
9ienlsos 1900 pilser % empfansel
asba&s I'D bin % nints mth
nltes ieufa!t &. .ips6er fir mid
islth m iar Gnttss.s .--.a-..~.L.
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II. Sabrga,t9.
Detterberi3t.

sir Obio: 1lnbsitimmtss Wsts
Ter; lpabrTdeinlih Resen am WittpOh
unb Donneritas. Oetlitx Winbe.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
papQ Plus l.(6usr stsrankt.
eein 5uitanb iul eis fritii&er
iein.
->A-
Has G&sd'al Der Z@rseSer'
Gtrans Mrftiidea GS'
pebttios.
WabriGeinli4nur bier Der a1ilbaber
ON 2eben.
Cte anosrer entueber erfror<n oosr
perbuneert.
81
sSsun antpine Contains. berzktmnts
frons0fifhe Staassmdnu. ses
ppIUxH. -
--es:>
ssSnig Riioldus bon Wontentgrc
-
Beifebt In elmer Depeihe on bic Der'
linersR sRotipralseltung barouf, -onb
er-Stutari bobeH muns,
~s~
limb boB nur .,brutate Gstpalt@ ihH
bensDefis Der Stabt ftreitig
MAIDEN tonne.
VyfR5nig WonueI bofft, balb tpitos'
ben portusi.iiiten 1hron au bss
iteisen.
-~-:~-
Cosxerfse 4inefii6e pcrianeHs i
pe,ins er6ffne..
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Die Gtnfesung zines RE
sierunsEtO miffGrs
fir gDbmen mabrs
fheinlih.

gDien, s. 2(pril. I'm bic hsutihs
tifehtlden Observation-Disclosures
bic felt osm portgen CONNER itoten,
ipiebsr in Jluf gu brinsen. tpiro be
o'terreihride Aesisrung. pis bic ~Reue
ssreis prsiie" msIoet. i'm april nohs
mails einen na6orutIittn 9erIuh maz
den. SoIten isood, oisls 9.miibuna
asn ftsitern, 10 iii bic Rieb.rleluna
Der Wlrnna.e i.i,ens nes bDbmiidsn
aanbtiausi iduF.s In 4uSfH ssnr1a'
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Beffebt In elmer Depeihe' on bis Der'
IinersR Rotipralseiiuns barouf, -onB
er-Stutdri boben miifs,
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Hsun Mntpine Contains. berZxsnnts
frons0ffhe Staaismdnn. ses
ftprbeu. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-09

'EyfR5nig WanueI bofft, balb tpisoer
ben portugi.iiften 9hrOn su bes
iteigen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-17

The Southern railway, las just COM
rleted handsome new depot here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-17
DECISIONS IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS

Montgomery, December 18-(Special. }
The following decisions were handed
down this afternoon by the court of ap-
peals:
Walker, P. J-C. ]. Eaton ct al. VS..
Georgia C. McCracken, from Mobile law
and equity court; affirmed.
Z Haas Bros. VS.. John Craft, from Mobile
circuit court; affirmed.
William ]. Brown VS.. state, from Mo-
bile city court; reversed and remanded.
Sim Lewis. alias, etc., VS.. state, from
Macon circuit court: affirmed In part,
reversed In part, and remanded.
w. Worthington VS.. I. l.. Long, from
Walker law and equity court; affirmed
McCarty Rawson Furniture company Vs.
Mrs. A. H. Armstrong, from Jefferson
circuit court; reversed and remanded.
Pelham. J.-Travis Milton Ramey VS..
state. from Jefferson criminal court; af-
firmed.
Arthur Thomas. alias etc, VS.. state
from Jefferson criminal court; affirmed
s. NJ Wfnton vs.. s. W.. Irwin, from
Morgan circuit court; reversed and re-
manded.
Thomas. J.-Thomas starks VS.. state,
from washington circuit court: reversed
and remanded.
Orr & Lannlng vs.. Mrs. Lille Boock-
hoidt, from Birmingham city COURT re-
versed and remanded,.
Charles Transfer company vs.. W. b.
Leedy, from Birmingham city court: af-
firmed
Mrs. II. G. Harrison VS.. Birmingham
Waterworks company. from Jefferson cir
cult court; affirmed,
State Of Alabama va. William Didd.
from Winston circuit court; affirmed,
Israel Jones VS., state, from jefferson
criminal court, affirmed,
Raymond Boswell VS., state, from Jef
ferson criminal court, affirmed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-17
WILL NOT YIELD TO
STRIKERS DEMANDS

Cleveland, O., December 16.-Managers
of the three Cleveland hotels affected
by the strike of walters said tonight
that under no consideration will they
yield to the demands. of the $50 strikers.
The latter ask So per month more than
they are now getting and better work.
Ing conditions.
The Hollenden management said that 1t
had been little inconvenienced by the
walkout and had continued to serve it's
patrons as usual The Statler and Co.
lonial arrangements, while admitting that
their dining room service temporarily had
been curtailed, declared that by tomorrow
they will have filled the strikers places.
Thomas Farrell business agent of the
walters. says unless the Union club
agrees to the strikers demands by 1890
a. m. tomorrow a walkout will be called
there.
A number of non-union walters arrived
tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-17
OCAMPO DAM TO Be
COMPLETED SOON
Some Time Before Electric
Power Will Reach Here,
Says Washburn

That it would be impossible to furnish
electric power here for several weeks
yet but that water would be running over
the dam at Ocampo this month was a
statement of Frank Washburn, president
of the Alabama Power company, yes
terday. He came here at the beginning
of the week and remained over to meet
George Bullock. president Of the United
Gas and Electric, yesterday, to discuss
the proposed contract between the two
companies.
'The work at Ocampo is progressing
splendidly." said Mr.. Washburn. ut is
showing up so that we can see and ap-
preciate what has been done. We ex-
pect that water will be passed over the
dam during this month. That Is rather
satisfactory. We cannot get power here
however. for the beginning of the year
We have a great deal of work to do
and there must be quite a bit done here
expect before the power can be used
locally. However, we are doing every
thing possible to facilitate the work and
we expect some results speedily"
Mr.. Washburn was not inclined to dis
cuss the conference held yesterday with
President Bullock