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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
T

usluzbenci ali delavci zahvaliti
samo njegovi milosti. Politieno
je teroriziral ljudi, kjer je mo-
gel. Ko sc bile prve volitve V
peto kurijo, 81 je p~rizadeval ma
vso moe, da bi zelezniSarji volili
klerikalno. V tistih cash Sc ga
Je cesto videlo, hoditi z drjem.
krekom pod pazduho pc peronu
In ostentativno kazati usluzben-
Gem: GILLETTE, takega misljenja je
vas SET. Pozneje sc je pac sprl
IS klerikalci zaradi skofovega So
rodnika; Sustersic ga je takrat
besno napadel in ee pogleda "Slo-
venec" V tedanji letnik, sc lahko
prepri6a. da takrat nj incl tako
sladkih besed "a Gutmanna, ka-
kor sedaj. o njegovem narod-
njastvu ne We xiv krst ME esar ;
gororil je vedno lie nemsko. Pro-
teziral nj ~Slovencev, ampak krea-
ture, Xxi so Sc mu male hliniti in
Siadkati, ki so brez della lazile 30
kolodvoru, edine, XII sedaj zalu-
jejo. Cvetela je samo spionaza
in denucijacija. Pozneje sc je
pobotal $ k~lerikalci, ampak VISA
niegova protekcija vendar nj mo-
gla spraviti lube mu krscansko-
socialne organizacije kvisku. Ma
kolodvoru so veseli, da so Sc ga
iznebili, obzalujejo k veejemu to,
da Jill nj re davno zapustil."
Gutmann je sci, kamor je re
laslUil pred dvanajstimi lett.
Zalujejo "a MIN lie njegove krea-
ture. pOdli ovaduhi. XII so $ Spijo-
nazo prisli do sluzb.
Kaj pa k temu porocejo nekda-
Mi Sodrugi zeleznicarji. katerim
je Gutmann kriv, da so dandanes
Y Ameriki. da so moral oStaviti
Svoio domovino7
No. ii zelezniGarii hvaliio tudi
Gutmanna. ker j. poskrbel, da 50
Se tudi Y Ameriki med slovenSki-
mi delavci razSirile soc~ialistiGne
ideje.
Maj ze bo Gutmann lump ka-
kerSnekoli vrSte hoGe - krivo-
priseznik. liubitelj in protektor
Spijonov, neizproSen autokrat. ali
te zaSluge. da je nehote pomagal
Siriti socialiSti6ne ideie, mu tudi
mi kot naSprotniki ne moreno
odreci.
Gutmann je padell Socialism
pa raste vzlic Gutmannom in
enakim falotom in no rastel
Ndokler sploh neomogoci clio.
yeSki druzbi 5 cloveSko kozo pre-.
vlecenih zveri a la Gutmann.
Toliko IL Amerike Gutmannu '
blag Spominl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
80D S~L0VENSKIH DELAV
CEV v CHICAGO.

Veyni shOd, kterega je sklical
dorenssa socialisticni klub zadnjo
1eddjo popOldne v prostorih sodr.
Asdda, je izpadel povsem Ia
dovd3jivo.
udeiezba Steer nj blla TAXA, ka-
mo je 5eleli, toda prislo je
sseno primerno 9epo stevilo Ia
vShih sovenSkih in tudi nekaj
4nAskih delavcev. Shod je otvo-
~ sodrug Jo5e Zavrtnik Z; sodrug
rsasan je bill izbran predsedni-
1pn M sodrug Molek zapismkar.
IN
fFu govornik Je bill sodrug Ia
N1nk Govoril je dolgo, jedrnato
preprRevalno. Sprva .je pose
GEL nszaj v temno stare in srednje
'esfc dobo in predocil postanek
.1f razvUj prvotnih suznjedrzkih
poznejSich feudalisti6nih draw.
Ssssoveski krvavi tiG'ani1em in
S'eonQeveski ta6eci feudalizem
pa dsd in Oce danasnjega izkoris>
euVccega kapitalizma. Kakor so
rsvzrceali vladajOGi sloji v pres
,an dobah krvave vojne in obco
700 med podloznim ljudstvom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
nRsdnicka STRATA" je izsla.

prya stevilka hrvatskega So
.;alstjcnega lista "RadniGka
straia" je izsla zadnji teden.
List ina prikupno obliko in bo-
cato vsebino: vroce in jedrnate
aanke, zanimive vesti IL delav-
kses in politicnega gibanja in
sploh Stivo, kakorsnega je mr.
yatski delavec pOtreben. Hrvat-
Xxi sodrugi so dobro sprozili prvi
strel
nRadnicka STRATA DO izhajala
dyakrat ma mesec in narocnina
"A cello leto j je 81. Naslov:
nRadnieka STRATA" 572 Blue Is
lsnd ave-, Room -, Chicago. Ill.
Mi Sc veselimo IL srca tega pr
q q h~rvatskega socialistiGnega
lists V Ameriki in novega soho
jevnika, kteri naStopi z mani V
borbi "a pravice in koristi "a
ltirsnega proletarijata. HrvatSkim
|sodrugom okrog "RadniGke Stra-
liev Selimo veliko uspeha, a listu
lbs najlepso bodo6nost.
Nasim sodrugom pc Ameriki
Isoplo priporoSamO. da Sirijo
'"Radnicko Strazo" med hrvat-
SKIM tovariSi-delavci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

tako povzroca dandanes kapitali-
Fem we lo, Xxi ga trpi prcletari-
Jat. Taho najvecjo do so gospo
darske kri1e. Tu je sodr. Zavrtnik
podal Jasno siko, &ako so kapita-
Histl 1akrrvih krizo, kako z MO "a
dali velSkanski udarec delavstvu,
ktero Je danes v tdlikem stevilu
brez della in zasluzka. KonSno .je
Povdar1l, ktako moramo delavci Do
stopati V bodo6e, da Sc izognemO
takim krfzam. GOvornik je eel vi
haren aplauz.
Drugi je goNoril sodrug Milan
Glmac. Niegov govor je bill boil
agitatorfcnega pomona. Vspod-
buJal Je navzo6e k delu ma polju
organizaciJe, ma polju sOcializma
IN pri tenn delu moramo It'll, z roko
v roki, slovenSki in hrvatski de,
lavci. V organizaciji je izobrazba
in moe in cimboll se bodo delavci
iCobra6evali, tenn lazje Sc bodo
borili profit kapitalisti5nim pijav.
KAN, ktere mas sibajo z goSpodar-
SKIM krizami.
Nato je povzel besedo soudr. A.
Skubic, urednik 'Glasa Svobode'.
Govorl je kapitalisticnlh zrtvah
v Pennsylvania IN V~irginiji, o
brezsrcnoSti in malomarnOsti ka-
pitalistov, XII so zakrivili one IL
more " premogokopih it'd.
h dnevnemu redu so Sc gOvori,
d sodrugi FIR. Petric, UdOvic. Pre-,
Sern In dvakrat ponoNuo Zavrt-
mix.
Nato je bila ma predlog sodr. F.
Petrica In Skrbica sestavljena,
preGitana I'M e~noglasno sprejeta
Sledeca
= RESOLUCIJA:
Mi SFuvenSki in hrvatski DELAY
Ct, zbrani ma .javnem ljudskem
ShOdu dime -. decembra 1907 V
Chicagu, Ill, izrekaluO kapitali.
stom kot nCsiteljem danaSujega
goSpodarskega reda, Hi so z GO
spodarsko krizo sprawl dezelo '
najvecJo nesreco, svoje ogorGenje.
Nadalie izrekamo svoje ogor.
cenje profit vSemu lOvenSkemu in
hrvatSkemu casopiSju, izvzemSl
so~cialiSticne liStc, ktero SLEPT de.
lavce $ item. da ne piSe resnice G
hrizi, temvec Jo z malenkostnimi
narocih pokazUje " Gisto napacnl
Zaeno pa apeliramo. V prvi vrstl
na slovenske IN hrvatske delavce
in ma delavce vseh rarodov da pr
prihodnjih vo6tvah volijo social,
sti6no in tako pOrusijO danaSnji
gospodarski red, XII je pravi po-
Vrocitelj vseh gospodarskih krI,
GaSom soglaSnega sklepa 81
ina TIA resoluciJa tiSkati "Prole.
tarcu'. "Glas Svcbode', Rad
miGki Strazi' in v anGleskem
prevodn V par angleskih social,
sti6nih listih.
ii koncu je lepo Stevilo navzo-
eth delavcev navdusero odpelC
marseljezo in shod je bill korean
Ziveli zavedni delavci,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
Domaco veselico

priredi ma Silvestrov veeer, 81.
dec. t. |. SLOW. del. p;vski zbor go
rel" v dvorani sodr. MladiGa ma
So. Center ave. Sodrugi in sodru-
ginje Sc uljudno vabijo k tel vese.
lici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
! Agitatoricen DEL.

Sledece sodruge zastopnike pri-
porocamo d~elavcem, kteri so V
njihovem oblizju P~ooblaSGeni so
pobirati narocnino in oglase "a
"Proletarca' ter prodajati del
nice IN JugoSlovansko delavsko
tiskovno druzbo:
John Kravanja, Box 101,
Glencoe, o.
Valentin Potisek, 1881 Main
St, La Sale, Ill.
John Dejak, 1885 f. 39th St,
n. f., Cleveland, o.
John Zigon, Box 14O Cone,
maugh, Pa.
Dominik PetriG, Louisville,
Colo.
John Medved, Box 33, Cuimber-
land. Wyo.
Nadalje priporoGamo s~omiSlje-
nixon V doticnih naselbinah sle-
dece sodruge agitatorje:
Frank Drmota, Box 96 Nor
gan, Pa.
Simon KavGiG. Virden, Ill.
Frank Podboj, 759 Coleman
ave, Johnstown. Pa.
Sodrug Frank Drmota. Nor
gan. Pa, je podprl "Proletarca"
IS 1925 naroGnine, ktero je nabral
V svojem delokrogu.
Sodrug Simon KavGiG. Virden,
Ill. je postal Svoto $500 "a Stiri
move narocnike.
9" z vcseljem pozdravljam
"Proletarca' kot tcdnik in mu
zelim mnogo uSpeha!' piSe So
drug Ivan Solar. Seattle, Wash,
in poSilia $3.50 "a n~arotnino in
stock.
Sodrug John Bedene. Fronte-
nae. Kans.. je postal tri celoletne
in dive polletni naroGnini ter 75c
listu V pOdporo; skupaj $6.75. Ii
stu Y podporo sta darovala: Pc
ter Deladio 25c. John Bedene
soc.
Vrlim agitatorjem zelimo mno-
GO posnemalcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

Ali ste ze SliSali o cestnih ropar-
jill? Ali veste, kaj je ''hold-up'
IL temne zaSede skocita ma mimo-
idocega diva aovcka: dden mu po-
mol revolver pod nos in zavpije:
rCke kviSko, - dOcim mu drugi
lreisce zepe in pQbere denar ter
Grugi vrcdnOstne stvari. lmamo
pa wee vrst hold upov': krimi-
maine in - zakouite. TAX Zako-
nit 'hold-up' Sc vrsi t. dni V
Gcldfiefdw, New. Ivczni vojaki
so obstopili z nabitimi puskami ru-
darje. da Sc ne mOTejo ganiti -
doGim lastniki rudnikov IzvrSuJe-
10 rop: NE dajo rudarjem zasluze-
ne place V denarju temvec jim
N~siliujejo nekake denarne nakaz-
nice. In prot takim "~hold-upar-
iem" 81 delavci ne znGjo Odpomo-
ei?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

Poleg stoterih mrlicev, ktere
sr.ravljajo ma dan IL nesrecnega
premogokopu Monongahu, pri-
nesli so ma povrsJe tudl
truplice - maDega decka. De
eek, Sc skorO Otrok - pa je bill re
mezdni su5enj in zrtva kapitalis-
tbc@nega moloha! Nedollen o.
trok - ubit jami! Morilni
kapitalizem ne ~prizanaSa nit deci.
Ocividci poro6ajO, da je bill obraz
malaga mucenika prevlecen z
nasmehom Smrt mu je bila edi-
ma priiateljica! Otrok-premogar
j. smeje sc dat svojo nedOlzn0 kri
IA profit tiranijel o, tiranija,
nezasluzis-li osvete - krute
Osvetel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

Proletarci, ~agitirajte "a Pro
letarca", edini slovenski socia-
list v Ameriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

Socialism je edna resilna pot
IL tega krivicnega sistema Delav-
CT. zgrinjajte Sc pod prapor so
cializma.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27

Reinforced concrete has fire-resist- ing qualities. permanence, and rigid ity unequsled in any other type of construction. All designs for rein forced concrete are based upou the as- sumed strength of material to be manufactured at the site and upon the accurate location of the reinforce ment to the position shown on the drawings. For this reason it is im- portant that the Held details should be inspected carefully by the design CT to insure homogeneous execution of these essential features of the de- sign says a writer in the Engineering magazine. When such care is taken in steel structures to have all details fixed and checked by skilled engineers and also to have the work Inspected in the mill and shops. the precedent established by long experience should be observed in reinforced-concrete construction also. The beauties O. concrete construction are best brought out by an administration incorporat. ing good supervision careful inspee. tin. experienced management and modern power equipment for exc cutting the work. It should never bc entrusted to amateurs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27

The immunity bath Is curious de- velopment in modern legal practice,
 and the department of justice is now
 carefully considering the case of the Chicago & Alton officials whose testi- mony made possible the prosecution resulting in the now famous S2s,- 00O,0 ,000 fine against the Standard Oil company. It is true that the officials of the road were promised immunity from prosecution on condition of fur nishing testimony against the Stand ard. But it now appears that the Alton was concerned in some railroad gobbling on its own account before the rebate complications with the Standard arose. Now comes the ques- tion whether the officials can, oI
 more properly speaking. should be prosecuted for their part in this prior performance. It is just possible that the department will agree, to let by zones be bygones. But the attorney general is studying over the matter carefully, and in spite of the immun- ity granted 1t on one count, the road may be called to answer on another.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
HEARD IN PASSING.

It is to be presumed that Clyde Fitch is still i'll, as no play has sp- peared form his scissors for at least two weeks. -
 They are swearing in special depu- ties at Harrisburg now to keep the grafters from stealing the evidence that had been collected against them.
 Unless the Koreans take more kindly to Japan's benevolent assini- lation" some Japanese Kipling will have a text for a poem on The Tel low Mans Burdsas"---
 The peace conference at The Hague has assumed such strenuous shape that 1t looks as though some rude. vsrIIke party might have to step la and separate the delegates
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27

While the republican political ket- tie is already boiling, boiling over in some instances, the democrats are calmly surveying the situation, con fident that there is plenty of time be- fore their national convention. and determined to profit by any mistakes their political opponents may make. MT Bryan's friends are rejoiced at the attention paid their leader by Secre- tary Taft. and argue that MT Taft and the president must be confident that MT Bryan is to be the next dem ocratic candidate. A report has re- gently been whispered about in Washington to the effect that MT Bryan will not accept another -nomi- nation if Secretary Taft is the choice of the republican convention, and that he has made deal with William R. Hearst that if Taft is nominated Hearst shall have the democratic nomination, while if any other re. publican is named. Bryan is to have 1t. It is impossible to confirm the story, some democratic politicians af. firming it with emphasis. whereas others deny 1t absolutely.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
TUESDAY. AUGUST 27, 1907.

The president has approved the provisions of the army graduated pay bill, which will be introduced next session, and which provides for in creases of pay for the army as fol, lows: Lieutenant general, 10 per cent; major and brigadier generals 15 per cent; colonels, lieutenant col, onels and majors, 20 per cent; cap, tains and lieutenants, 25 per, cent; and enlisted men and -non-commis' stoned officers, 80 per cent. It Is ex' pected that this bill, with possibly some modifications, will become law next session.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
Condition of the Treasury,

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-The con- dition of the treasury at the beginning of business was as follows: Reserve fund-gold coin and bullion, S150.000,' OO0: trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates, gold coin, sT09.41s.s69; sil. yer dollars. s472.5s3.OO0: silver dollars of 1890. S5,s12.OC0: total. S1,1sT.s13, se9. General fund, $1s9,539.075; de- posits in national banks, S157.336,59T; in Philippine treasury, S4.0ll.429; awaiting reimbursement, sl99,912; cur rent liabilities. sl14,0s6. .030.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
w A I FIR.

The attention of the public Is called to the fact that owing to the extended period of dry weather It Is necessary to be as saving as possible with the city water.
 All leaking fixtures should be re- paired at once and all waste of water stopped.
 SprinkliIg should be done with care and within the proper hours, and the excessive use of water in this manner ;. should be avoided. The rule regarding sprinkling will be strictly enforced from this date. Rule 10. The regular water rents for streets. sidewalk or garden sprinkling will be based upon such use only for dust-laying and sprink- ling purposes fairly applied, and any excessive or unreasonable use for these or other purposes is prohibited. No hose shall be used for street. side walk or garden sprinkling except be. l tween the hours of 5 p. m. and 9 q, m. and between 1880 and 2:30 p. m., nor under any circumstances foI more than two hours in any one day, and each person paying for the use of water must confine himself to hls own premises and the street directl, in front of the same.
 WILLIAM B. KENNEDY,
 Supt of Water.
 August 2s, 1907. s-26.s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
Tern.da In ohfo.

CINCINNATI. Aug 2T-A wheelsag w. Val special to the Times-stsr says: A tornado struck the towns of woodsfsld and New Castle. O. wreck ing a number of buldinss and doing other damage The bone of Samuel Bartemus. near woodz1eid. was de stroyed- A chIld vss torn from its mothers arms and esrvssd nearly . quarter of a nils and kuxd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
Redmond prop. Tenan, puI.

LONDON. Aug. 21.-The chief secre- tary for Ireland, Mr. Birrell. announced in the house of commons that the gov ernment was prepared to accept some but not all the amendments of the house of lords to the Irish evicted ten ants bill. whereupon John Redmond. chairman of the Irish parliamentary party. said he declined to take any further part in the discussion of the measure
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
Independence League con-entisn

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The execu- tive committee of the Independence league met at the GIlsey House. The call for the state convention to be held in New York Sept 24 was issued. which provides for 6 convention os approximately T0o delegates. The ba- sis of representation Is one delegate for every thousand votes cast for William R. Hearst last fall. The call also pro yides for local eouventions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
Browns s ......... :. <. =. Quickfire .'~ *. <.
 Charcoal

will take the chill off the house and cooks the meals, thus relieving the situation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
LARGE VANS FOR FURNITURE
 MOVING. Pianos moved by Halrs . patent piano mover
 Tssmlng of all kinda Storage at reasonable rates tfHG Iz0 MEADOW Sf. Ralph N Blakeslee
DANCING

Mr and Mrs Jchn F. Ricks academy a East Main street over "5 aud 10 cent store" reopenfBg reception Fri- day evening. September & IeoL Glasses for beginners starting Mon day. September Q. and Thurday. Sep tenber 12 Academy open for business and private lessons Septenber 2. 1907. Advanced classes Friday evenings with orrhestra nrstc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27

The breeze that blows from the north brings the clatter of stove lids to our ears. The chill of autumn must be met.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27

You're losing money every day that your tenement is vacant. Let the Democrat find tenant, 8 days for 26c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
HALL ON FIRE
MATCHES IN GROCERY FALL TO FLOOR AND IGNITE.
rsremen Conduct Their Fight in Midst of Dense smoke, But Smother
 Blaxe With But Little

A fire that might have proven very disastrous, if it had not been so timely discovered by passersby, occurred last night at 9:15 o'clock in one or the stores in the City Building. The alarm was sent in by telephone and the Ire men cl ickly put out the blaze with the chemical engine.
 Just how the fire originated will probably never be known. PaSsersby on Monroe Street smelied smoke and on investigation discovered that the interior of the o. K Cash Grocery Store, at 25 Monroe Street, on the ground boor of the City Hall. was filled w..h smoke. When the ire lad..ies broke open the door. thsy discovered the blaze eating it's way seemingly from the cellar through the floor. The dense smoke which filled the room made it very difficult for the fireman to work, but in a short time the hre was practically out
 On top of the shelves Is stacked sew eral gross of matcnes. One of theso bundles was discovered on the floor in the centre of the fire. It Is thought by the fremen that this bundle fell to the floor and ignited itself and the floor by the fall
 The O. K. Grocery is owned by Frank Burke. It was impossible last night to estimate the loss, which Is. mainly in the stock. Sufficient insurance was carried. c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
ADDED TO RELICS
FORREST CAVALRY FLAG IS WE'LL
 PREsERvED.
Led the Famous Beardless Brigade From the University of Ala bama Into the Thick of the
 Fight.

There has been added to the valued relics of the department of Archives and History the battle flag of Fuckers Brigade carried by the Forrest Caval- ry of the Confederate States Army.
 The flag was received by Dr. Thomas M owen from Seth P Storrs, of Tal- lassee, a son of Captain Charles P. Storrs. of this city, who led the fa-. nous cadet cavalry made up of the students of the University of Alabama. It was this troop that General Fucker made his special escort.
 The flag was presented to the bri- gade by Mrs. Lorenzo Leedy. a widow. residing at the time, in Aberdeen, Miss. The silk groundwork of the flag is made from the dress that Mrs. Leedy wore when she was married The cross-bars and the stars are made or the finest quality of worsted, and the flag is trimmed with & heavy silk fringe. ---
 In many battles was this flag car ried as several scars theron will at- test It was in the battle of the Cross Roads, at Harrisburg, at Fort Pillow, at Panes Landing and at several engage ments along the Tennessee river. It was in the march of Nashville and ih the. battle of Columbia.
 It's motto Is Fortuna Favet Fortibus
 The flag has been carefully preserv- ed by the Storr family, and will now have a prominent place in the depart ment of Archives and History as rep resenting Alabama's beardless warriors in the strife between the states.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
7 }An1uSen1entS
VandevtIIe at Casino.


 The continuous vaudeville perform ance which was given at the Casino last night, inaugurating a new feature on the part of the Casino management, bids fair to prove a successful experi- ment, judging from last nights crowd. Six numbers were on the program, all of which were fairly entertaining and several of which were excellent ren- dering.
 sThe numbers last night included moving pictures. an educated dog cir GUS. singing and dancing, comedy skit and a few high class musical rem derings by skilled artists.
 Professor Rand's dog circus was es- pecially interesting and entertaining, and the performance of his dogs "Kur- ney" and Dan" were among the best ever seen in Montgomery. Dams jump from the top of the stage curtain into a net was particularly interesting and the overtures of Kurney were equally as amusing.
 The entertainment of the Musical Stipps was exceptionally pleasing, their renderings with musical coins, chimes and sleigh bells proving features. Two performance are given every night, one number merging into the other throughout the evening. The vaudeville will continue at the Casiuo throughout the week, a change of bill being scheduled for Thursday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
SUPPRESS VACANCY
JUDGE THOMAS TELLS GRAND JURY
 OF NEW LAW.
Sunday Violations, Came Law, PantOi TotinR And Murder Treated Of In Opening Charge To
 Jurors.

Judre w. H. Thomas. in his charge to the grand jury which was organised yesterday noon, requested that body to especially consider the vagrancy law which was enected by the last Leg tsIature. and called attention to the fact that both whites and blacks should he made to suffer alike. There are many yaErants in Montgomery county and despite the fact that both the po- lice and county officers have made crusade on all who do not or will not work, there are still quite large num- Der left.
 Attention was also called to the Sunday violations and the grand jury was asked to give this matter serious attention in their deliberations, Tho game law was touched upon. na was also the law limiting the speed of a1- mobiles on the country roads of Mont gomery county.
 Judge Thomas has no respect for the pistol toter and asked the present grand jury to find indictments against any or all who carried concealed weapons.
 As to murder oases, Judge Thomas said he would expect indictments to he returned, regardless of the verdlcta of magistrates or the eoroner'a jury if enough evidence Is introduced to warrant an indictment.
 The grand jury was organized with w. B, Davis aa foreman, and the fol lowing members!
 Dennis H. Carr, IT, M, Hehba, JN w, w. Waldo, B, Dahlber9, Walter B. y1aks T W Thompsen, r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-09
NEWS OF RECORD

The following building permits have been issued from the otaoe of CttS Engineer A. R. GIlehrist;
 To c, J, Wicker to erect ono-seory frame building at 606 Columbus streeG The permit called for an expenditure of &iSo.
 To Mrs, M. l., Wood to erect an addition to a twO-atory frame building on the corner of Church and Cat"ma straetss cost 3see,
 To the Home MtSalAn Bonetit Society to erect a twe-Stery frame building At i6o6 North Court street, The strao~ ture wiu cost $500,
 The following deeds were aaea Tar record YeAtePaaS tn the office of the Judge af PFahAteE T'aMpklAa, three lots eA Highland Park plat; eoRaideFatioM $A, -
 Mra, N, !, Carter "a Lillian AayeA Barron, 0Ae acre at 6AtaAelH; eaAstd- eratioh, &AeA,