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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
Total S5O,o2S,O S,OS1.o0
Total s5l04o So5 o5


 Total .S54,042S252
 Excess of disbursements oyer re- ceipts, $d,014,74416
 Average annual increase of dis bursements. s446,OS2.6S.
 While these figures for the fiscal wear endig September 30, 1915, show s6,694,5SSS3 receipts. the actual re- ceipts were s6.394 53S33, as $500, ,00o, borrowed money is included in the re . ocipts.
 Prom 1907 to 1915 the disbursements were 4,014,l74.16 in excess of the re- ceipts.
 SURPLUS CONSUMED
 This not only consumed the s2,000,- 900 cash in the treasury, on January F, 1907, but left an actual outstand- ing Sindebtdednes of $2,236,SS7.34 on September 30, 1915
 This is the actual condition of the state at the financial beginning of the administration of Gov Charles Hem derson. as practically all the receipts and disbursements for the fiscal year ending September ], 1915. were fixed October l. 1914, except the contingent appropriations and the $175,00O expense of the recent session of the legisla- ture.
 This is not a criticism of this ex- cess of disbursements over receipts, as most of these payments were mertor- ous and were made for schools, col leges. educational institutions and pensions for Confederate soldiers.
 These figures are employed to show what caused the actual deficit of s2,- o36,SS7.S4 at the financial beginning of Governor Henderson's administration, and for which his administration is not responsible.
 This amount of money is honestly and leaally due.
 There is no way for the state to evade these obligations.
 They cannot all be paid from the present receipts as existing -appropria- tions consume most of these receipts. 'rhe state must devise some method to meet it's just and legal obligations.
 MONEY IS DUE
 "'rhe money is due and repudiation is impossible.
 Every honest taxpayer and every true and patriotic citizen in Alabama knows that the honor and integrity of the state must be preserved, and that this duty and responsibility devove principally upon the governor
 Governor Henderson is one Of the most successful business men, and one of the best fnanciers in the state
 Alter careful investigation and con- sideration, he thinks the bond issue is the best and the most practical method to pay the current indebtedness.
 one ihillion ana IlVe hundred dollars can be paid from the sale of the bonds ! and these bonds can be gradually repaid, without any increase in taxation, or addi- tional burdens on the people,
 The governor thinks that the remain ing $1S6,SS7.34, of the current indebted ness can be paid by strict economy and the increased receipts during his admin istration.
 The governor is indorsed by the best business men and financiers of the state, and there is no question that the bond issue is the best and the most practical. and economical method of paying the current indebtedness.
 Thls IS not political question, but simply business proposition in which every property Il ,ider. taxpayer and citi- zen of the state is interested.
 Every true and patriotic Alabamian should vote for the bond issue on January IS, 1916."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
MALT. GORMAN URGES PEOPLE ID
 VOTE BOND ISSUE Is a Condition and Not a Theory That ConfrOnts
 the State, He Says
POLITICS SHOULD
 NOT ENTER QUESTION
Gives Figures to Show How Deficit Was Caused by Failure to Provide Increased Revene to Meet
 Added Disbursements

Maj J. T. German, state examiner of pubic accounts yesterday made public an interesting statement on the bond is- sue which will soon be submitted to the voters of the state for ratification. He urges everyone to vote in favor of the issue, giving his reasons as follows:
 On January IS, 1916 the people of Ala Dama will vote on the constitutional amendment to issue $1,5O0,OO0 bonds to pay part of the current outstanding in- debtdeness of the state.
 As there is much discussion of the question, d few facts and figures relative to the indebtedness of the state will be in- teresting.
 These facts and figures show conclu- slVely that it is condition and not a theory that confronts. the state
 CAUSE OF DEFICIT
 This financial condition was caused by the legislature in 1907 and 1911 making appropriations for disbursements in ex- cess of the receipts and making no pro- vision for the payment of this excess.
 "On October l. 1906 there was in round numbers S1,SG0,000 in the state treasury.
 'On January E, 1907, the date of the close of the Jelks administration, and soon after the legislature convened there was i'll the treasury in round numbers S2000,000
 In other words on January 13 1907 there was nearly as much money in the state treasury as the present current in- debtedness of the state.
 The following are the receipts and dis bursements of the state from 1907 to 1915. inclusive:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
In The
 Heart of Birmingham
TWO KILLED WHILE
 COASTING DOWN HILL

Caldwell, N. J., January 1.-Two young women were killed and young man seriously injured while bob-sled : ding here today. The victims were Miss Winnifred Daley and Miss Helen Van derwater, both of East Orange Their companion, William Little, Jr., son of the mayor of North Caldwell, is suf- fering from internal injuries.
 The accident occurred when the three were coasting down a steep hill and in an effort to avoid a wagon dashed into a telegraph pole.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
MUST READ PAPERS

Osnabruck, Prussia, December 31. (Via London )-The court here has de- cided that the perusal of newspapers is now a duty of citizens.
 Residents in a neighboring village sold samll quantity of wool contrary to regulations and pleaded in defense that the particular regulation was not placarded in the village as had been customary and appeared only in the neT-suapers. which they did not read.
 The court ruled that persons who now read no newspaper act culpably and cannot plead wartime events as Justification"
 day in jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

Information was received late this aft ernoon that Frank Mccoy, 3s, a promi- nent farmer in the Ball Play region, had shot and killed his cousin, Otis Mccoy, 50 years old A shotgun was used. The cause of the trouble and other details have not been received. It is said the men were working alone in field when the shooting occurred. The information reached Gadsden when Frank Mccoy called the sheriffs office and asked that deputy he sent to bring him to Jail. He said the shooting was in self-defense
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
ARE RECOGNIZING
 BILLS IMPORTANCE

Chicago, January 1.-Recognizing the growing importance of industrial insurance legislation, the council on health and public instruction of the American Medical association has ap- pointed a committee to cooperate with the American Association for Labor legislation in drafting a model bill for he establishment of industrial insur- ance in each state, it was announced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
GADSDEN

Gadsden, January 1.-(Special.) )--Accord- ing to information, not official. from the Gulf States Steel plant here. fifth open hearth furnace has been put into opera aion. which will insure greater produc- ton of steel The galvanizing pit, which has been under construction, is nearing completion. The information that IS per cent dividend would be paid has been the cause of much pleasure to Gadsden citizens.
 The soil pipe plants will, close tonight for 10 days or two weeks, as is their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
The "Whys" and Where flores" of This Great
 Sale

THE Boys Store and the WOmens Footwear
 Shop move to the third floor-nOw used as a reserve stock room. The mems clothing will occupy the entire second floor, which will be equipped with dust-prOOf glass cabinets with a capacity of FIVE THOUSAND SUITS.
 THE street floor will be devoted wholly to
 Mems Furnishings, Hats and Footwear, which will permit the increase of stocks and selling space that this growing business de- mands. New show windows of the very new est type will be installed and when completed we promise you that Porter's will be a store you'll be as proud of as we ourselves will be. sa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

today. The committees members are Dr, Alexander Lambert Of New York, pr. Henry B. Favill of Chicago and Dr. Frederic J. Cotton of Boston. The com mttee hopes to draft a bill that will avoid mistakes made in other countries and that will provide adequate medical services for every working man, re- gardless of his income or financial con dition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
ANNISTON

Anniston, January 2.-(Special. 1.-The last day of 1915 was the busiest of the S65 days in that year for Worth White side and F.. G. Galbrath in the tax office These two men issued an even 800 re- ceipts for state and county taxes on that day, and broke all records for one days work in the tax office.
 MT. Whiteside said yesterday that the collections did not exceed those of other years, but there were more people who put off paying their bills until the last minute. Although yesterday was a legal holiday, the tax office remained open and all day long there was a throng of people eager to pay their taxes. The law states that per cent will be added to taxes that are delinquent, and all hn- paid taxes become delinquent after Jan uary l.
 Registration places will be open for the accommodation of voters the first five days of this week. from January {, to z, inclusive. At that time all men qualified to vote may register, but they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

Victor Vance was elected noble grand of Apollo lodge, l. o. o. F., last night. Other officers are: Vice grand, J. s. Langsdale; secretary. w. P. Archer; treasurer, M. E. Whitehead; grand lodge representative, O. B. Roper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

Other arrests may follow that of James Higgins for the robbery of the express and railroad office at Alabama City. Officials yesterday visited Higgins in the hope of getting some statement from him duplicating the others, but he re- fused to talk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

The Coosa river reached stage of H feet two inches this morning, and was still slowly rising. It is thought that 1t is near the crest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

popular The funeral will be conducted at the Methodist church there at o'clock tomorrow afternoon by Rev. J. D. Hunter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

will not be allowed to vote unless their poll tax is paid. Worth Whitesde, tax collector, said that the poll taxes are coming in very slowly this year, and it seems evident that many Calhoun men are not going to avail themselves of the right of franchise.
 The Alabama Presbyterian college will reopen for the winter session Tuesday morning, January 4. At the present time all the faculty except Dr. George Lang is out Of town and nearly all of the stu dents are visiting, but they will be back in time to resume studies Tuesday, and it is understood that several new pupils will be enrolled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

D. l.. Hurst, circuit court clerk. today announced his candidacy for clerk of the new Sixteenth circuit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

GHELVING and show cases are to give way to O new ones, more floor space added and the whole thrown chaos by carpenters and Hence the price which have been quoted before February, present stocks quickly.
 ND let emphasize the fact that the merchandise involved this A shewo lot "comssary junk cean high goods REPUTABLE makers and backed up by Pores guarantee positive satisfaction money back promptly and pleasantly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

annual custom. It is thought that the industry will show an improvement in the new year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

The law firm of Roper & stephens has been dissolved. T. H. Stephens will re- main in the Etowah Trust and Savings bank building. while O. B. Roper will have offices in the Hagin building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02

Ralph Dunn of Attalla died at local infirmary at o'clock this morning fol-
 lowing an operation for appendicitis. He was young man engaged in the gro-
 cery business in Attalla, where he was
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Iil Splpsntmg.

Tplf, iom bor / Sanfe at gjpr,
en- CIR til Nprgc ipaar ellcr / 50.
tt Al Spnnlerell, eller ogiun agtcr
al icnoc Tor no1cn Sen eller Slp1t.
ring ira gnnlle %nnoct, bpr blif;
tcu, at Snmpitibene "&riitiunio.
firro" % "@ergenaiioro", tilhsren.
Be- Cen Norife Inlerifolinie, irenloc-
leg 0jor ~rcgclunTsii8e Slrre til o.
ira Norgc. Nuar nlall buffer pao,
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nan taAcr ingen Melifo / at frpolc
9ltlarl.rren meo Sen ilorlfe Sinic.
&rNcn &riga Northumberland moo
tdaeS onlboro. S~llteresiunte Grfilr'
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res at ifriuc til &obe 4 Company.
%inicna WcncralaJcntcr | Wlnnea'
polls, eller peo at bcipgc &ofalagct'
ten / Ceres &jenbp.
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Sceiufferinoultric

MNllinQtou. Soc Atort2: %iolIt
NliobcrctuiNaer iii Gcuiu21urculict
ira 50 Misunderstanding pro0ucerc-
>ca Ser / 1911 Al nctte SloNa Sllf-
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hop0e EroHuttroncn en- &Uroi al
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SperiSe fierner Nlinerne

Stocfholm 0en tO0c Mart3: Sen
@i9cnitc He9ieriul FAR belllIttct al
ilernc Set tpitc Aiineielt nbcllior
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at ada ira &or0ilocn til 2itcriiocn
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Oct oybeite Pul / 1oroen

0utdinion, @anio9, Soc Mort$:
Get oubeitc Sll i aanina % ion0-
ipuli1ui2 o1idn / 81 Gorcncoc Stn-
ter cr Netop blcc>t borct 125 NiiI /
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clicr Gle bcilllttcoc2 cnOcli9 Nrbei-
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proOtiuloc Spal. I'll hpiltcn ser frpt-
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Nlaopriicrne / europa.

Maihinltou, 7bc MNrta: &iollt
en- Al Observation-Disclosures O'icnt-
li0aurt Sntiitif er MnNpriIcrnc tie
act noQct Qouifc cnorrnt | Dc ezra
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enonl Ell Gel @cigenbiueoer ira alo-
'tertioen, blnnbt Dem ct Wuoonltabil-
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Iigrc Sonlfrn Woria3, % pcb: Nci,
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&mi0lcrtio nlnn ban hupc Niort iio
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Ter ei.
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I'm Wubirfninu.

Ser er Ell p~aafaloenoe TorifleI
meuem SiloianerneS StiIling %
aoor / Norb. og Spo Inlerifa. Ser
bar 2~onositpret isr0et Tor &sbhuber'
ne, rigtignof eiter at haze iratot
Dem bercS Sonb. Mien 0ereS NntoI
er reoucerct til SIoffe poo noglc bun
brcoe Sllicn Mienneifer Jolt. : Spo
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mishanolet pno oct Qrllonl'te ilpltel
npcrolt / bialc Yonoe, meo llnotagcl-
ic al ToroNlinn OF noglc andre Stc-
ser. Men troDs hcnne Wishan6lina
or DC mcgct toIrinc "a no0lcr Den
0nN ibon naor Nlnnbin13iolf neo-
rcanc@, nlin6it Solpbclcn Al Nc'olf-
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Smaaplmf.

Ir. Serom hnr iNaQ fiobi
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Strcet.
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meo SmmcieuuHr. Stto Ncl'on. EFT
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SI1gtninacr / Nrrhe0cn Al @ai.
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&onrion 'er iin SlIbo9crcilc til
WHrnciota.
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poa Sorionlirpcn@ &clre operrati
bonn en- limit @ouc, % man til.
bra8te ro8Ie riati1 foieli1c elmer
icmmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Ara Svo Nmerifd.
Sorifriiere FRA SiSe !

Ilien, Ill oct noacoe ap'ten al Spo
Imerita, men 1na lnn1Ionlt, at Oct
operaIt bar ~citcrIooi Spor a. I'm
Gl,liur; of Toultcscn nlao ppre Den
iiolic pnltanife Scuning al CT tort %
irllaiburi Yan0 noe / StlIlebaoct,
iouu mlou'tc pnr Ell SorIpngel'c az ell
cllcr onocn Gel al Niicn; at bette
%ollo ~ ion0lpnIiApi9 olluo andre
z Hnn0c / oi3ic Cane bar pTrct ST.
&c Tor EN- itur Nc'oltning p0 Ell 'rclli-
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irunonc 2on0c ucb hcrca mnl6rcu0c
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pnu en- au6cn hiitoriit @nnoc:
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On mnoerli9 Ylafat.

Gn Sorreiponbcnt mcooelcr fiji
"SoilO Grpreis", at Gpiferilc ior et
Nnr llger libcn paolaqoc ben lille
aonnnun,e @oit9fort / NUrbeben al
WriI5Icl $500 Mulft, iorbi en-
Mdno hnuoc bcgaoct Sclpuoro pco
at 'fpoe Jig Ell &llglc for Tanocn, cnb-
on Vclaicrne life hor @pp til at cle
Sfpoepaoben. Wfltlftcn blcu bctnlt,
men %orgcrncltercn / @oitsiprt bor
mi 'loact op Tlafatcr moo 9lbpnrIel
til %cloltninaclr. &c, ioni cnifer at
be0oo Selpmoro, ammooca beri mo
ltTnoig ON at unpcnoc "bc oooc,
9ammelbngic Wietober", Srufnina
cller SGlgning, cllcrs nil ocn lille
&ommlllc / Gil nor 6renntio gon
&onfllra.
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A. E. johnson e. Co.,

SoIepb, bar bel ijeloen noget fronet
Sopeo fnact at bare. Sprit @robc.
rem Mnrimilinn al Wterico, iom bleo
lfilot, ioa acknowledgements pg
Mprbct pno &eiier;nbe Gliiabetb OF
cnoelig Norbet / Saraicpo. = Set
blir III ogiaa pnaitaoct, at aron-
prinS Niloolf ifal bnpe labet lin 81
iferill0e, @nronesie %etiera, foo bU-
re oen %itienlc og forli9e SpaI / tit
&aar Den ifiTbnel pangre Nften paa
&agtilottct.
Spolcn CT oflnnN al Tprm og nal
mrinoelig itor, nTitcn ii Gclltinletcr
lang o. pper lem Gcntinlctcr breo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
S%porpoSnsi treifen enot.

Molblnaton Sen Ste Ntorts: g
'lrcitclbc Observation-Disclosures off
lCnt / Gitcrmiboul inO pon 'tror at
alcnoptanc Nrbcinct ~ trToc / Hut
OcrbanOlingcr mcG Sporpo9naicllfa.
bcrne ON Ell min0cliN Srbiing az
Spiltcr. SpiS Grilbco life fou on
nouca pan helnc Nton0c, lfal Ser
Tres iii %olOgiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Wdar TDrcuc
bcaaar ScIrmtoro.


Get er ct gornnlclt StribSipprgs.
lldal nlelcH 3on.oaer, ON Sprenl
pirfelig bcAonr Selumorb. Man ban
10 aoIfiuige Grcmpler paa, at &nn-
Dc bar lcrget liz tilboOe pad line Ser.
rerS @raue. Gll en0cIif %iocnlfubs.
lnano fortaltc nplig, at en- ltor Ncm-
founolTnocr forIegtc at ortlflle iia.
oa oens @crrc bar boo. 80 @on0c
blep Gpret rcooct; men tmililiit lpffc.
oes Set ben at beropc iiq @ipet.
Gn INF EroicSior, Tom inaiclirt-
fer lig mc0 Tprencs Siulclip, pua-
lionr, at Tpr pitc bcNunr Sclpnloro.
Genlc Tnoitanb bcltriocs bo0 fra on
ore Solo, % o0ifiQige %iocnifobs-
nltpllo p~aaltaar, at oct umnllig fon
b%eoiIe@, at ct Gyr pirfclio al cocll
Grl't berpoer iiN iclp %ipct. Gn en-
gcl'f STgc, 0r. @elia, bar itrcpct ct
%erf OH Storpiorcn. ct Gur, Tom
ban 'UrIig bar itllbcrct. San poc-
ltaar b%eitcrnt, at set life cr ct CANT
melt Euafrab, nnnr man IortTQcr,
at Sforpionen bcglar Sclumoro. Gll
onocn GnNcllfnlolb pooltanr oct iunt-
ne onl Ell inoiif Sforpionort. Sal
forilllgtc cllgong Ell Storpion, Tom
bar inocItrngt / en- "oope, mco ct
%rTnoglo9. Gprct ior omtring pao
@rrnro al Smcrten Tlltoiclig hi
tcoe bet &olcn % itot fig icIp / sing
gen. st 2ieblif oerciter Iou oct
G009trpfninger.