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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

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9oul S6oreu BON Chicago, Roole'
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tauid @rofciior pon Soruor0, ga6en
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melOcu Die 9ler5te eine 6eOeuten0c
9ciicrilnq in ieinem 3uitonOc Ser
Geingeminn Oen Oie oEcons" oitI
i6rer Gour cr5ielt 6abeu 6etrdgt
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Genucnu's 0SnYiidlf.


9uffolo. 9{. g., tS. 6e6r-Gcr
ieniotioncnc Scl6ltmoro OcS Staats'
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be.
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mas er non Der %orgciGicbte 0es Sal
les muBte, Oo6in perne6meL OoB
9enneOp otf ieineu (S'Niollcp'S)
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81 Goutionsgeielicboiten (9onOing
Gonpones) 6ei'm 9(ntritt eines
S6obmeiiter.9lmtes o6ge6ro6en ba'
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Sd iogte i6nt OoB eS pielleibt legal
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5u 6onobaben babe, beier iiir ibn
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liirt 5u iein, melGe Gautionen iur
9onfeu iteues" .eaaau15a aaa'N
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ole ieine 9ejia6ungcn 81 Ger Gar
tioltS- -@eieGidoit oui ieinen So6H
@iQiom iibertnpgcn un0 bel ieinenl
9lntsontritt babe er Oic Grfldruig
obgege6en, OaB er itootlibe 9onOS
ais @orontie iiir Stoots 0epoiiten
in 9onfen Oor5ie6e.
SSn 9eontmortilug ocr 9(nidul0r
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ge @onf ais Iepoiitar iiir Stadts'
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iommen ehpo $5,OO0.OOO pon Oen @e
neralionOs lmO 0en &onalfonOs OeS
StaotcS 9fem g)orf Oeponirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
gYcrtbpapicrc acfnnOcn.

Ottowo is. Sebruar. G6cds,
@cAiel inO @eloonpeiiingen I'M
@ert6e bon $4,000, weIde Der
,,llnion-9anf bon CANADA" lmo Der
ulInion ct. Syoiep6's Societp~ gcbor.
ten uno am s. b. Nl. ans Dem bic
iigen %oltamt geitoblen muroeL wur-
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in einem Eoiletten3immer mieoer ge-
finoen o6glei9 manHe bon oen Ya-
pieren iid leiHt bdttcn periilbern lai-
len. Gin certiii5irter Gbed Der
~lluion-Sonf" loutete aui $4,000.
Sic &oli3ei pernntbet DAB Elm ana6c
Der 0ieb gepeien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

&6ilo0eIp6io, ga, Is. 6ebr'
,Sn Scr Qeitrigen llnteriuHung be-
treiis oeS 3uiommenitoBes Der GanI'
pier oNlonroe" mo u9iontlldct, mo-
bel ser eritQenannte Oir1 Oie SdlIlO
0eS Gopit1ns 9errp bon ser y9idnli'
fet geiinfen iein ioll, crflGrten Die
Iiitglieoer Der llnteriubungs Se
b0rOe nod Ocm &er60r q. 8. Gibc'
ridges, nelbcr oro6tloier gelegra'
p6iit ouf Dem .W}onroc" mar, Dab
Oro6tloie Geographic, 10 iegensreIq
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nungen bel Ser 4ettiug non OleI'
idenleben bel SGiiisfotoitrop6au CT.
mieien 6at crit noH i6ran gHBen bel
Gcrbinoerung Don SHifisjuionmell'
it0ben, olio oili fur5e GntierniIngel
enpeiien miiiis Gt6eriOge be5clglV
auBer0am, OoB Oro6tloie Selegrap1l,
item oif Shifien SIT idledt 6cjaDn
iuiirOen, OoB jllnge 9uriden uon Oe'
ncn mnnde folm 16 Sabre 8dbleH
umo nit 25 Collars pro Nlonot jll'
frieocn iino, lid INN Oieie Stean9en
reiBsn, lr0 0oB Oieie Damn niGi.s
wie lln9elegenbeiten fir Oie 6etref
ienOen Sbiffe perlrioben,
Gie on0eren geItcrn Dcrnonnenen
3eugen moren: Der :. Sifi5ier s. y
@oteleD bonn oWlonroe"r iomie Sbep
moidiniit %erfins tnO Oeiieu glelg
nomiger SiilfsmaiGiniit 6rodten ~
ibren acitrigeu 9lusio9en well'S
9}eueS Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

@inc 6cuerSbrunit IN einem
Gomplcr ans Sol5 0eboutcr S0uicr
al ser @iuteritraBe 81 Sopcr6ilI,
Moii, bat ciueu ShoOen BON 500
600 uerlriaht Gin @nuoer6ilocr.
S6eaicr ino mcbrerr SaOen iicleu
0en Slomnen 5lrm Spier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

aongcncm 9lft iteGtc ib sic E6dtern
iel6it Den 9e60rOeu.
Srritnniger Derlebt = e.
fran unO orei &inOer.
Sin icbredlides 6amilien Groma
BAT iib 81 GolfmorS6ouien in Scr
%ropin5 @onnoper ereignet. Ger gel.
itesfraufe aeiieIihnlieo 6raufc 6ro6-
te ieiner 6rot uno orei&inDern Onrh
9eilbie6e idmere @erlebungen bel.
0onn modtc ser Srre cinenSelbit-
morObcriud. 9Iad6orn melGe olif
OoS @eidrci ser @erpunoeten bcrbci-
cilten peronloBten ieine &erboftlmg.
6oritner %ro5eB peri d o.
ben.
Saut N}elolng aus 3o6ern lit Oie
@erbano(ng Oes Sitteu &ro5eiies
gegen Oen 9ieutenont 6rei6errn bon
6oriiner Inn cine @ode oerido6en
por0eu. 6oritner lit Oes ber6rehe-
ridden 9lngrifis ouf sic fl Sabre al.
te Eodter cines 9lr6eitcrs beitnlOigt.
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lln6eilon.
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in @era o6gcipelt. 9lus elmer 9lrti-
iteu.@ruppe cntflo6 elm Bar, meldcr
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me6rere &erionen, Oic i6m nid]t redt-
5citig ous5upcben permodten per
lebte.
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nen nobe gelegenen @aIO, mur0e
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gen.
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0igt.
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bel beicbGoigt moroeu 9(6geic6en
BON Den Geleflnfeu glpparoten itebt
Die SSniel nit Dem 6eitlonOe in feiner
GcrbinOung.
Gompfer nSoronio" ouigc-
ge6en.
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9lncrifa 9inie bat nuumebr Oen
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tou I'M Oeutih-dineiiihen Sdub-@e-
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iieb ols perge6lih erpieien.
StI6er SubiIdum BON $40
&rltpp 9lr6eitern.
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ben 375 glr6eiter OoS lil6erne Subj
lGun i6rer 3uge60rigfeit 5u oen99er-
fen 6egongeu, Gie Oireftion Oeron-
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t6eiluug ie elmer Grinneruuqs DC
OoiQe unO zines @elOgeicbenfes an
oie treuen 9lr6eiter 6ilOete.
Sieg 0es GeHtrums.
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melhe geiiern I'M 9onofreiic a0hl
itottionO, lit ser Gentrums GmOi.
Oot @pumoiiol O6crlc6rer Soiep6
&lid6ofi ous Glen geiud6lt worOcn.
Die frii6ere @abl mar fir ungiil-
tig erflGrt porOeu, uno &ud6ofi con-
piOirte mieOer.
&erfoiiung &idtiHnur.
StroBburN 1S. 6ebruor. "a
SSn Scr 3pcitcn &ommer 0es 9anOs
tags pon GlinB 9ot6ringen gob &c
itcrn Ger Staotsiefretdr i'm N}iniite-
rium @roi 9iooOern, 9(usfunft iiber
sic Sniiruftion fiir Die rei6sl0noi=
idcn Stinmen inn @lmOesrat6, wo-
rider ii1 in 6olge Der 6efonnten
9IeuBerlng Oes aon5lers ieiner5eit
etn Streit crbo6, wclher piel Stau6
ouflpirbctc.
Ger StaatSiefretdr Oermies auf oie
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boltcr Die 9eoolmd6tigten 3nn9un-
OcSrot6 crnennt unO initruirt. Ger
Geidston5ler 6o6e leoiglid gemeint,
in Ser @roris f0nre iiH feline Giuer,
gems erbe6en.
glngnIt 5nGrmanu, Wlilmanfcc, &C.
itnrhru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
gInguit 5nGrmanu, Wiiluanfcc, &C.
ifprbcu.


@lilwoufce, @is., ts l5ebr.
Sm 6o6en 9llter BON S31a Sobren
UerihieO 1ieir @r9lugiit Su6rmann,
eiu friiberer Sdnoler in 0iiten, 9op-
pen uno Nel5paoren @r wurOe 1880
in S1leiien geboren lcrntc BORT Die
aiirihnerej manoertc 1857 nit Gl-
tern mo @ei6miltern nab Nlilwou-
fee aus, no er i'm Sabre 1861 Elm
eigeneS @eiddft griinOete. @r mar
5meimal Oerbeirotbet. Seine erIte
@ottiL &ot6arino 6u6rncnn ge6.
SoeufcL 6iuterlieB i6m nelm ainoer,
BON Oenen nod bier om Seben iinO
ieine 5tueite @attilt lRinna 6u6r-
manL ge6. Seis, ibenfte i6m iiinf
ainOer, woOon i'm 5pci inn Eooe
poran glngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
IN giocheiter. g2inn.. III :

Sn 9iobeiter, @linn., iii o.
Charles %ictor Sugo 9}ot6ader, ipel,
der 9eiuhern Der nlten nNlcslulegt
@ater Street Miiiiop" in 9iciu-y0r
robl6efannt mar, Sen 6olgen eIllV'
Operation crlegen. Ger &cr6liHel'u
melder elmer nngeic6enen oertlGr'"'
6onilie onae60rt ba6cn iol, bat e','
9Ilter bon 60 Sabren erreidt lllV
ioa cine g9iitue in 9mitralien 6llie'
loiien 6o6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

Gon elmer nit Oen moBgc6enocn
@ewalten in engiter Ter6inolng itc-
benOen %eri0nlidfeit miro mitgc-
t6eilt, OoB 0ie 9leuBcrilngen ser fron-
50iiicben 9Sreiie ii6er Ods gogoo0-
9o6n 9lbfonncn beririibt ieien.
Sene 9lGtter fenuen Oeu Snbolt,
mclder eiuitpcilen Der Oeifcutlibfeit
porent5olten miro, ii6cr6ntpt niHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
COmDrOmi6.
Sn &analSOas Srage &C.
'o''iu6t.
Prafibcnt 2Silion's gal
tmm9 uneridDiItterlidJ.

Cppoiiton inter oen Gemofraten i'm
Sanic i'm @adieu. eut6iil-
Iunaeu ii6er oas @e6abren OcS
Gabadiruits. &rdiiOeut @il-
Jon tritt iar ieinen sefrctar
Eumiiltu Gin. Sir N}iiiiiiippi.
9eguliruua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

93niiiides Spionen-9les in @oli5ien
aufgeoedt. - 9lfaoeuic 9e1rer
ieitgcuommcn - Nppoiitiou err
i6ciut mieoer i'm lmaoriiden 9lb-
oeorouctcu6ouie. Gitea 5wi-
i@cu ungoriiden 9lcgierrngS.Se-
anten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
LIMESTONE

Athens, April Special 1.-The of tieial returns as canvassed by the coun- " democratic executive committee to- day shows the following vote: Underwood 1161. Hobson 79s Brown 1SS, Rushton 624, White 9S4 Conner TAT, Henderson GIT, Kolb 222, Seed 2S6. Chestnut Al. Curry 467. Kilby 1O47.
 Cobb 26S. Greer 42O, NunnelIee 1S0 Purifoy S95.
 Bradley 541. Graham 17s. Lancaster 314 Smith 7O4. Allgood 11SS, Wilkinson 554.
 Greene 147, Martin 1906. Pegram 15S. Riddle BIT. Feagin 1900. Greer 4s9, Persons 312, Seymour sSo, Wade 470.
 Cooper 57o, Gaillard 573, Julian SAP McCord 933. Anderson 1927. Gardner 157S
 Boyd 33s. de Graffenried sos, Mayfield 721. Simpson 79S. Thomas s4s
 Brown 1030, Thomas 65S
 Goodwin SPA, Graves 796.
 Almon 1923, Ballentine 249, Callahan 336, Watts 36O.
 James F. Horton is named for the state senate, Perry Henderson for rep resentative, N. D. French for sheriff and James D. Gordon, county cotton wei gh er.-zzz>-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
GILMAN

Cullman, April 1o-(Special. )-Cullman s official vote Monday was as follows:
 Hobson 63l, Underwood 11S1, Brown 223 Rushton 637, White 793 Conner e05, Hen derson POP, Kolb 7l7. Seed 303. Chestnut lSs. Curry 769, Ililby 5Sl, Cobb IA. Gree, 219, Nunnelee 526, Purifoy 669 Bradley 42l Graham r. Lancaster 257, smith 179. All good 1l45, Wilkinson AGO. Green 152, Mar tin 536, Pegram 129. Riddle 692. Greer 19S Persons 156. Seymour 192, Wade 37o. Cooper '02, Gaillard 6sS, Julian 6l6, McCord St6 Boyd 4l5, deGraffenried 567, Mayfield 6s9 Simpson 574. Thomas ASA, Brown 127i cry Thomas i05, Gooding, 727 Graves 72.
 Executive Committee Seventh Congrcs- sional District-R. l.. Barns 527 Tloma Bradford 38. w. NJ. Coleman 546, w. S. Douglass 4I0 s. A. Jordan 559, J. N Key ser 452, A. F. Ledyard 2S4, w. P McCord 533. R. A. Mitchell 617, Hugh Redd i6o J. R. Rosson 754, Frank V. Tilford 9g7.
 John l.. Burnett 1276 l.. D. Rainey 526
 State senator. George H. Parker S2s F. E. St. John SAL
 Lower House-W. E. or Brien 405. R. E. Ryan 1293
 Sheriq-J. Is Burch SIP. w H. Dial 2l6. A. c. Glasscock 1Sl. A. A. Rollo 729, w. G. Windsor IT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
MARION

Hamilton, April 10.-(Special)-F ing is the official count of the vote of Marion county:
 Hobson 96S Underwood ITS.
 Brown S6 Rushton 151, White ti;5. Conner 49O Henderson 191. >olo 1S9, Seed S56.
 Chestnut 65, Curry s27. Kilby i255. Cobb 395, Greer SS, Nunnellee 175. Puri- foy 107S
 Bradley 1885, Graham el. Lancaster 50, Smith 279.
 Allgood 1875. Wilkinson S02.
 Green 12l, Martin 2S3, Pes-am 25l, Rid dle 997.
 Feagin 1903.
 Greer 1ol, Persons 1ces, seymour lss. Wade 3ol.
 Cooper 1o64, Gailard s66, Julian e5S. Me Cord 5N.
 Anderson 1640, Gardner 1914.
 Boyd 157. deGraffenred 696, Mayfield 474, Simpson 1es2 Thomas 667
 Brown 911, Thomas 697.
 Abercrombie 1923.
 Goodwin 674, Graves 965
 Benners 724, Browder 475, Burke b5l |, Cameron 56t, Cook 519, Evins 4OS F'ite 1l6O, Gamble d9S Harris 917, Pinson 2s0, Scale 552, Searey 547
 Bankhead si7. Oliver s1O
 Quinn 157i. Hughston 64s. Jones 1922 Duncan 545, Hughes 5SS, Key 6SS, Fite 947 Powell l41, Baird 3S1, Haney 702, Trotter 6oS' Cashion BPS, Green 2l, Martin B. sud- duth 116
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
COFFEE

Elba, April 10.-tSpecial) )-Official re turns from Coffee county give: Hobsor 1235. Underwood 149O.
 Brown 124, Rushton 737. White 1925.
 Conner 952, Henderson 1000 Kolb 96 Seed 954.
 Chestnut 102, Kilby 1917, Curry S62
 Cobb 4oS Greer 273, Nunnelee 376, Puri foy 1877.
 Bradley 7s3, Graham 2s5, Lancaster 5ls Smith 766. Allgood 1861. Wilkinson e47
 Greene s52, Martin 6so, Pegram BOP, Rid dle 103f. Feagin 1S1s. 7yvvr Greer s4e, Persons 575, Seymour 1274 1 Wade 1S7
 Cooper 1o4e, Gaillard sos. Julian 1io5 McCord 103l. Anderson 196S
 Gardner 1853 Boyd 46i, deGraffenried S19, Mayfield S74 Simpson ASA. Thomas 12os Brown 97a Thomas 1853
 Abercrombie 203s.
 Goodwin S32. Graves 1426. For chancellor southeastern division Carnley 1426, Chapman 1929. Rushton 2O4 Kelsoe and Arlington will run off for senator in the May primary. M S. Car michael prohibtionist. was nominated for representative.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
RLOuNT

Oneonta, April Special )-The fol lowing is the vote in Mondays primary in Blount
 Hobson Si2, Underwood 1910
 Brown 1S6, Rushton 39l. White 99 Conner 424. Henderson 512 Kolb S4 Seed 5Os
 Chestnut 9s, Curry 4s9 Kilby s44. Cobb 224i Greer 272, Nunnelee l60, Furi. foy 7ls
 Bradley 7e7. Graham g, Lancaster 1c5 Smith 376.
 Allgood 1s11, Wilkinson 7S
 Green 245, Martin 42O. Pegram 40, Rid. dle 66s.
 Feagin 1272.
 Greer S7s, Persons 4sS. Seymour 1G5 Wade 339 Cooper s0 Gaillard s7o Julian 4So, Nc Cord 49l.
 Anderson 1896.
 Gardner 1920.
 Boyd 5O9, deGraftenried 159 Mayfield eos Simpson 503, Thomas 646.
 Brown 97o Thomas 4s7.
 John w Apercro.nbie 1872
 Tyler Goodwin 522, Graves s6l. Blackwood 10el, Burr e71, Hawkins es6 holds 401. Tarrant 50l Veil 353. Darden 336, Huddeston H72. King S44, Mil Ter 2S2
 James A. Embry 62l. Sivley S35. Parker 476 John S96.
 Statham 1892, Wittmeier 1011.
 Adcock 76, Alldredge 262 Bryan 63. Dean 115, Gill 66. Graves 294, Minds 131, Keltou 1s3. Oden 23, Roberts PTS.
 Blailxie 14e, Dutton TAP, Musgreue 56o. Burson 713. Nash TAO
 Blackwoo1 754, Cowden 712.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11

as compiled by the executive committed are as follows:
 Hobson 54s, Underwood 71S.
 Brown 34 Rushton 333. White 627. Conner 541, Henderson III. Kolb 336 Seed A.
 Chesnutt s4, Curry s7o Kilby 4So Cobb 104 Greer 136, Nunnelee SS9, purlfoy 409
 Bradley ss5, Graham 54. Lancaster 229 Smith s45
 Allgood 544. Wilkinson 406.
 Green 1885, Martin 4s9. Pegram 9S. Rid dle 250
 Feagin e04.
 Greer 2s9. Persons 1sl. Seymour 96l Wade 220.
 Cooper 5s2. Gainard 759, Julian 2sS. Mo Cord ISL
 Anderson 929.
 Gardner SSS.
 Boyd POI, deGraffenried 2SS. Mayfield 42s. Simpson s25. Thomas DPS.
 Brown 4S4. Thomas 493.
 Goodwin S79, Graves 432.
 Arlington 1S1, Brooke S31, Crum 197 Crumpton 413. Gamble 530, Godbod 25S Harlan 200, Leigh AT, Lovelace 474, Sal ter s41. Stoddard 191, Wiley 657, Dent 476 Mabry 5SS.
 For state senator the vote is: Carney 314, Holmes 211. Hall 392, Smith 125. Representative from this county is: Ira B. Thompson. who carried a majority oi over 200 votes. Charles F. Eubanks was chosen sheriff over five opponents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
DALE

Ozark, April 10.-tSpecial)-Offi returns from Dale county:
 Hobson 113S, Underwood 1242. w. T. Brown 100. Rushton 1903 White 1104.
 Conner Ss0, Henderson 7s2, Kolb 2SS, Seed 52t.
 Chesnutt 119, Curry S75, Kilby 1923 Cobb 271, c. II. Greer POI, Nunelee 69l, Purifoy 999.
 Bradley 791, Graham 11s, Lancaster 849, Smith 348.
 Allgood 107S, Wilkinson 9s9. Greene 227, Martin IT'S, Pegram 1s5, Riddle 1132.
 Feagin 1889.
 L. F. Greer 236, Persons SAG Sey- mour S21, Wade 190.
 Cooper s17. Gaillard s24. Julian 11sO, McCord 1043
 Anderson 242S.
 Gardner 1863.
 Boyd 231, deGraffenried 943. May field 1885, Simpson 4s7, Thomas 943. J. B. Brown 762. E. P Thomas 151d. Abercrombie 1899.
 Goodwin S66, Graves 1199.
 For Chancellor theastern Divi- sion-Carnley 1oS0, Chapman 6s7, Rushton 444.
 T. s. F'aulk, prohibitionist. was nom mated senator and w. w. Morris, pro- hfbitionist, representative.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-11
CLAY

Pell City, April 1o.-The following is the official vote in St. Clair: Hobson 4S6, Underwood 6l1. Brown 430, Rushton GA, White 541. Conner 462, Henderson 167, kolh 157, Seed 264.
 Chestnut 6s, Curry 164 Kilby 675 Cobb so Greer so, Nunnelle 300. Purifoy 474.
 Bradley SO7, Graham s7, Lancaster 16s, Smith 294.
 Algood 795, Wilkerson 14S. Greene 566, Martin 162, Pegram 22, Rid dle 1S7.
 Feagin s36
 Greer 1S4, Persons 13s, Seymour lis, Wade 424 ES < Cooper s22, Gaillard SIS, Julian 24o, Me Cord 227
 Anderson S52
 Gardner SIS
 Boyd SS4, deGraffenried 201, Mayiield 4o7. Simpson 253, Thomas 257. Brown 6i5. Thomas 21S. Abercrombie S67.
 Goodwin 361, Graves 504. Burnett 7S1, Rainey 270. Embry 7I2, M. C. Sibley 20. Sheriff-Bradford 561, Treece A.
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ed late today. The result as to principal offices follows:
 Underwood 7o2. Hobson 2Se
 Brown 26, Rushton ss0. White 569. E Conner 2s9. Henderson 4l6, Kolb l5i, Seed 1Sq.
 Cobb s5. Greer 12o, Nunnelee sos. Puri- foy 4s2.
 Bradley 2s2. Graham eS, Lancaster 1S5. Smith 36S.
 Greene 59. Martin TO. Pegram 30, Riddle s9
 Greer s21, Persons so2, Seymour 1ia, Wade @.
 The count assured the nomination of E. n. Johnston and Capt. J. ". Grayson, local optionists. for the legislature, and Bob Phillips for sheriff. the only positions in doubt The total vote in Madison coun- ty will give MT. Underwood a majority of about 1200. The total vote for governor, according to unofficial returns. is: Conner 1059, Henderson 1247, Seed GAP, I<ilb S7i.
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tabulation showed that Underwood de- feated Hobson by nearly three to one.
 According to the official figures Ray Rushton received a vote of nearly six b one over the combined vote of his two opponents. The following is the vote for the prin- eipal officers: Hobson 1885, Underwood 341o. Watt T. Brown T. Ray Rushton S9s4. Frank S. White e5s.
 Conner 1424, Henderson 1881. Kolb 1858, Seed 157. Chestnut s47 Curry 2eo7. Kilby 14s2. Cobb 629, Greer PTS, Nunnelee 1496, Pu-- ifoy 2221.
 Bradley 2le, Graham 12s1, Lancaste 1903. Smith 1S46.
 Ailgood s2s, Wilkinson. s51O. Greene s6i Martin s312, Pegram 1se. Riddle 669
 Teagin 4027
 Greer Ns7l. Persons 14o2. Seymour 2177. Wade 292.
 Cooper 1897. Gaillard 1891. Julian 2s52. McCord 2440.
 Anderson 4406.
 Gardner 39S6.
 Boyd sos. deGraffenried 1852. Mayheld 239N. Simpson 671. Thomas 3515.
 Brown 12so Thomas s1o6.
 Abercrombie 3909.
 Goodwin 26S1, Graves 1S46. For Representative in Sixty-fourth Congress of the United States from the 1 Second Congressional District of Ala hama-S. H. Dent S5s2, woodford Ma bry 1076
 For Member Democratic Congressiona Committee from Second District-J. K Jackson 3s49
 For Chancellor Southeastern Chancery Divisional. A. Carnley S14. W. R. Chap man 14S7, NJ. W. Rushton 2042, Ander- son ?.
 For Judge of Probate-charles B. Teas ley 4039. For Solicitor City Court-wiliam T. Seibels 4007. stern l. For State Senator Twenty-eighth Sen- atorial District-W. w. Hill 4O67, R. L.. Wood l. For Members State House of Repre- sentatives-W. E. Andrews, 17s9. William m R. Brassell 643, H. B. Fuller 1790, Charles l.. Gay l0S1, W. M. Hudson 2549, Walter R. Jones 1573. P. B. Mastin elo. James s. Parrish 1403, s. H. Saul 590, T. T. Slough 2717, w. Hunter Vaughan 2s2s, Hal T. Walker 55S For Sherif-R. l.. Butt so6, McD. Cain 1872. George w. Norman 23l. F. NJ. Per ry 912. w. R. Waller 1459 Montgomery county will have four can- didates in tn esecond primary on May Il, the nominee for sheriff and one nom inee for the house of representatives to he named on that day. W. E. Andrews and H. B. Fuller will enter the second primary for the house of representatives and McD Cain and w. R. Waller will run for sheriff. MT Cain received a good plurality in the first primary, but not enough to give him the nomination.
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Glanton, April O.-(Specia1.) The official vote in Mondays primary is as follows:
 Hobson s94. Underwood 655.
 Brown 62. Rushton 40. White s92.
 Conner s45, Henderson 237, Kolb 164, Seed 211
 chesnutt 26 Curry CPS. Kilby 265.
 Cobb 25s. Greer 156, Nunnelee 92. Pur- ifoy sSo. Bradley 1S7. Graham 1Ss, Lancaster 401 Smith 101. Allgood 562, Wilkinson s27. Greene S2, Martin 523, Pegram, Rid de 191. Feagin S37. Greer PSI. Persons so. Seymour 27l, Wade PCS.
 Cooper SIT Gaillard 41o, Julian s5s, McCord 2915. Anderson S76. Gardner S53.
 Boyd PIP. deGraffenried 145. Mayfield 49S, Simpson 299, Thomas 5IS
 Brown 346. Thomas 5s1 Abercrombie S64. Goodwin 374, Graves 50S. For Member State Democrat Exec utive Committee Fourth Congressional lett, Jr, 2s1, Haynes 353, Merrill 402. Neil S9S, Pettus 653, Smith 614 Sproull 362. Blackmon 354, Deason 5SS
 For Member Democratic Congress sional Committee from Fourth District Roberts 16S For Solicitor of Fifteenth Judicial lCircuit-Tate S70. For State Senator Fifteenth Senator ial District-Wallace S45. For Member of House of Represen- tatives-Sawyer S27. For Sheriff-Fallon 152, Jones COS, Lowe 174.  For Member Board Revenue or Coun- ty Commissioner. First District-Cox S71 For Member Board Revenue or Coun- ty Commissioner. Second District Atchison S45.