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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Rako so avstrijski kmetje
zadolzeni?

V pretekhh % letih je bilo '
Avstriji nasilnim potion prodanih
10000 kmetii. Skupna svota
dolga, Xxi je le obremenjevala pro.
dana poseStva. je iznaSala 1866
mllJonov kron. pr prodaji pa :,
le lzkupilo samo S54 miljonoy
kron. tako ia so upniki izgubili
GOO %miljonov. Leta 1895 lie bilo
SodnijSko prodanih HOSE kmetij.
skin poSeStev. katerih cenilno
vrednoSt ie znaSala 6O.310.6sC
kron. dolgovi kron 75.9SO.ll6.
izkupiGek pa 1901. 234 kron. Ka.
kor le razvidno IL teh podatkov.
prodajajo Sc kmetij ka posestva
po javnih drazbah mnogo pod ce.
nilno vrednostjo. ker znajo razne
pijavke re tako urediti. da zanje
prav hodi. Ker .je bilo V % letih
sOdniisko prodanih 10000 kme-
til, koliko Judi je bio prisiljenih
zapustiti rodno grudo in ST iskati
kruha pc tovarnah? Ako stejemo
povprecno ma vsako druzino pc
pet CLAW. wee nego Million Ma
vsake cetrt ure pride prodaia enc
ga posestva. &c pa socialni de-
mokratie pravijo. da goni sedanji
kapitalisticni listen srednje SioiC
V proletariat. pa obrnejo naSi lju-
hi nasprotniki stvar in trdijo. ola
hoGeiO socialist proletarizirati
kmete in obrtnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
MN3
SEN9

maj ME. Morala je delati ma pclju
in vrtu; stkati 81 je morala platno
in narediti obleko "a vso druzino
%Opravljati je morala VISA hisna de-
la in obenem vzgajati mladino.
Tekom z~adnjega stoletja je pa
clovestvo zelo napredovalo. Iznaj-
dbe ma polju i~ndustrije so storile
velik prevrat. Rocno delo so ma
domestic masine. Rasle so tvOrni-
ce. Zensko delo V Hist in ma polju
Sc je omejilo. Kolovrata in statev
nj potrebovala wee. kajti platno Sc
je veliko ceneje dobilo ma trgu.
Delo ma polju je tudi omejil stroj.
II iglo Sc il tudi nj bilo treba mu-
Giti wee, kajti sivalni stroj je to
opravil hitreje in vspeSneje. Po-
vsod je bila velika sprememba. In
sprememba je bila tudi V social
mem z~ivljenju. Stroll in tvornice
so bio kmalu last kapitalistov, XII
so s produkcijo dober osredoto.
eli ' svoj dobicek. Plaza je BIZ
la nizka, a cena zivezu in drugim
izdelkom pa vedno vista. In komaj
je zacela zena malo svobodneje di-
haiti, re je morala v - t~vornico.
Postala je sila V cloveski druzbi
- sila, samo tako dalec, kolikor
je segala njena zmoznost "a proiz-
vajanje. Ma ostalih poljih je pa o.
stala pasivna kakor doslej. Ven
dar il je pa koristil MEN vstop V
delavsko armada: prisla je med
svet; spoznala je, ko della poleg
moza in opravlja njegovo delo "a
polovico manjso place, svoje infe-
%rijorno s%tanje. Pred sabo je imela
straSno sliko kapitalisticnega izko-
~riscanja, sliko razredne vojne, kite
no bijeta delo in kapital. In prepri-
cana je bila zena, da &c je ktero
clovesko bite v pravem pomenu
BESIDE izkoriSGano in brez pravic.
potem je ona ma prvem mestu.
(Konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Mas napredek /.

z veseljem mora navdati VISA
kega razredno zavednega slovens-
kega delavca napredek nase soci-
alisticne stranke V Ameriki. Tri-
najst klubov med tenn eden zen
skill je danes ze zdruzenih V Jugo-
slovanski socialisticni zvezi. Razen
teh je pa Sc sest slovenskih klu-
bov, XII ne spadajo k nasi Zvezi.
Torej skupaj devetnajst klubov
Ako pomislimo, da meseca novem
bra lanskega leta, dokler nj izsel
"PrOletarec" kot tednik, je bill sa-
mo Sc eden edini klub, klub st. /
V Chicago, in da je VISA Ia velican-
silva organizacija razredno zaved-
nih slovenskih proletarcev naras-
la V Zadnjih sestih mesecih. Ii nj
smo ponosni ma naSe delo. ma delo
pozrtvovalnih sodrugov? Mi ma
predujemo in nihce ne more usta-
viii nasega napredka, To prizna-
vajo, dasi jake tezko cello naSi ma
celni nasprotniki. Klerikalni lju-
bljanski ''Slovenec' pise z dine ).
maja t. l.. da "organiziranje slo-
venskih socialistov V Ameriki je
obcudovanja vredno." Nj nam ma
TEN prizanju; konstatujemo pa
fakt, da nasprotniki re raGunajo Z
Mani kot silo. Ampak mi bodemo
Sc rasli, rasli! Socialism mogoGno
koraka pri vseh narodih. cato tudi
mi slovenski proletarci ne smemo
z~aostati. Sodrugi napreji Vsak DO.
Oh neumoren agitatorl Mnozite 81
gladstone klube, organizirajte no.
We. Strife mas fisk, nase casopisje
"Proletarca" ne SINE manjkati ne
Same V nobeni slovenski naselbini
temvec tudi V nobeni Hist. kjer ii.
We slovenski delavci. Ma delo! Ma
delol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

mu, da je bila clan druzine; bila
je suzinja moza.
V cash starogrskih draw in po-
znejsega rimskega c~esarstva je "a
dobila zena drobtinico neodvisno-
sti, o kterej je pa komaj vredno
g%ovOriti. Imela je nekaj pravic V
druzinskem zivljenju in V Hist, to-
da tie pravice je omejevala VOLTA
moza. Rimljani so tolerirali svoje
zene samo toliko kolikor so Jill
mogli izrabiti, drugaGe Sc je pa Sc
zmerom zena smatrala kot privat-
ma lastnina moza.
Prislo je krscanstvo. Tudi kris
eanstvo je prisodilO mozu wee pra
vic kot pa zeni. Mesto tega j je
pa nalozilo wee cerkvenih in vers-
XIII dolznosti. Zena nj imela besede
v cerkvi, pac pa Sc je morala toll
ko boil KLAMATH in moliti V cerkvi.
In tako Sc klanja in moli Sc danes.
K~rsGanstvo je tudi prav Pc kris
eansko zanicevalo in ponizevalo
zeno. V 6. stoletju so sc nekoc
cerkveni ucenjaki cello prepirali,
jeli ina zena duso ali ne.
V dvanajstem in trinajstem sto-
letju, pa ves cas- do franceske re-
volucije, ko je cvetelo ~plemstvo,
je bill sicer gotov del zenstva OBJ
dan z glorijo, a ogroma veGina pa
lie nj bila mic ma boljem.. Zene so
bile STEER priznane kot ljudje, a
bile so brez cloveskih pravic.
Sele francoska revolucija .je ma
pravila majhno spremembo. Zene
so v ii revoluciji igrale veliko vlo-
go kot boriteljice "a svobodo. Vpli
vni mozje so Jim to tudi PRIMAL.
ampak lie delona; ko je minul
vihar revolucije, bile so zene zopet
tam kakor poprej. V politicnem
zivljenju sc MISC smele niti prika-
zati v socialnem pa lie malo. Te-
daj je veljal rex: najbolja je IL
sta zena, cd ktere sc mic ne slisi
zunaj hise. Donna je bila vse, a zu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
JENA IN S~OCIALISTICNA
STRANKA
Spisala Theresa Malkiel.

Spisala Theresa Malkiel.
Mex newyorski dnevnik Sc je ne
davno cudil, ko je pisal o social
sticnih demonstracijah V Beroli.
nu, kako da so zene pri ten demon
stracijah igrale najvecjo vlogo in
Sc najbolj protivile policiji, XII je
hotela razgnati demonstrate.
Ia list New York Times) Sc ne
bi niti najmanje cudil, ko bi vedel,
da "a prvim principom socializma
osvoboditi GlOvestvO liz sedanje
druzabne forme in jamciti enako
svObodo "a vse ljudi, - nihGe boil
ne tezi kakor ravno zenstvo.
Nataneen pogled zgodovino
vseh cloveskih rodov nam odkri-
je, da je bila zena vedno odvisna
cd civilizacije ljudstva. Svojo po-
polno neodvisnost pa zamore do
sect zena lie v druzbi, XII je prosta
gospodarskih spon in kjer Sc bru-
talna sila umakne eloveskemu ra-
zumu.
Degradacija zene ina svoj zaee-
TEX v najbolj barbarskih dobah.
Gorostasna cloveska neumnost XII
je postavila ma iron boga brez bo-
ginje in ustvarila moza brez zene,
a zeno IL moskega zebra, je pa
postavila temelj trinostvu mad zen
stvom. Trditev. da je prva zena u
stvarjena IL moskega zebra, je maj
veeje ponizevanje zenskega spo-
Ia. V dobi divjakov, ko je odloce-
vala pest m~ocnejsega, Sc je sma-
tralo zeno "a navadno blago ali
kos orodja, kteri sc je kupil, pro-
dial ali zamenjal "a drugo blago,
kakor je kdo hotel. Zenski spoil Sc
je stavil med zivali.
Divjaski dobi je sledila pol-ci-
cilizacija, ko so nastale zadruge
in druzine. Zena nj imela tudi v
tel dobi nobene svobode kljub te-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
Poucni del.
NEKoLIKo NAsvEToV OHM,
KTERI DOPISUJEJO v Ca
SOPISE.

Mnogi sodrugi pisejo semtertje
kaj v easopise. Pri TEN pa napra-
WHO veckrat take napake, da jim
uredniki enostavno mecejo dopise
V kos. Vsled tega hoeemo tukaj
podati nasim dopisnikom nekoliko
nasvetov, kterih maj Sc drii VISA
KIDD.
Dopisovanje v easopise je wanna
stvar. Zlasti je potrebno, da SO
nasi socialisticni listi nitro in is
tinito obvesGeni o vsakem vaznem
dogodku. cato je najbolje, da 81
eden ali dvoje sodrugov V vsakl
naselbini vzame to nalogo, da re.
dino obves6a svoj strankin list. Sa-
mo ma Ia nacin zamOre nase case,
pisje postati vazno in vredno oroz-
je V boju "a delavstvo. \ ii so
drugi mai Sc V svojem d~opisova-
nju drzijo predvsem teh lie pravil
|. Prvic, pisati Sc mora o vsem
kolikor mogoGe kratko. Same kra
tka pisma Sc pazljivo preeitajo
doeim sc dolga veekrat p~reletijo
in potem odlozijo. Treba je pomi-
slit, da urednistvu prihaja vsaR
dan veliko pisem, vsled tega mno-
gokrat dolgih dopisov nj casa nit
eitati, kan jih Sc popravljati.
III. Pisati je treba kolikor mo.
goce jasno. Ravno tako Sc je ire.
ba ogibati tujih besed, tehnienih
izrazov it'd. Zmerom Sc mora pisa
ii tako jasno, da vsak, pa tudi oni
XII Sc slisal nj o doticni stvari. ia.
koj razume, "a kaj Sc gre.
III. Kar Sc pise, mora biti vse.
lei popolna resnica. \ ne same
slu6ajna resnica. temveG taxa. ola
Sc lahko dokaze S pricami. OsobitC
je to vazno takrat, kadar Sc V DO.
pisu napsda kako osebo ali oblast
Nikdar Sc ne SINE pisati Osebnih
napadov ma temelju nepotrjenif
vesti ali govoric.
". V dopisih Sc je treba koli.
kOr mogo6e vzdrzati %nepotrebne
polemike. Omejiti Sc moraS lie na
fakte, ma dejstva in tie ma kratkO
ali osvetliti ali pa pObiti. Ostalo j
80
treba prepustiti samemu urednis.
tvu.
V. Dasi je treba redno pisati v
list, vendar pa ne yelja pisati c
vsaki lokalni malenkosti. MnogC
je dopisnikov, XII "a vsako malen.
kost, XII nina ~nobenega pomona
"a sirjo javnost, n~apisejo pc A
strani in poslejo IA urednistvo. TIC
nj nobeno dopisovanje. cato Sc je
treba tega euvati.
VI. Ne pisi pesmic, povesti ali
critic in S tenn muGiti urednika. Ia
take dusevne proizvode je treba
velikega dusevnega obzorja, INA
MIA in umetniskega zapopadka
Skoda je torej tratiti cas- "a take
stvari in pa zastonj trositi svoje
morda dobre dusevne sile, XII bi sc
dale ma drugem polju koristneje
v%potrebiti.
VII. Istotako ne pisi odmah po-
u6nih clankov. Tudi "a to je ire
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26
ba znanja. Prieni najprvo S KRAFT

ba znanJa. Pricnl najprvo S KRAFT
kimi novicami in dopisi; ko 81 sea-
son siguren ma TEN polju, ondaj
Sc lahko odloeis Ia daljni korak.
VIII. V dopisih ne bodi nikdar
grob ali surov. To ne velja, kajti
ne koristi ni6emur.' Casopisi so "a
poduk in prepricevanje, ne pa "a
psovanje. Psovka nikogar ne pre-
priGuje nit ne pridobiva, paG pa
odbija. Clovek mora biti veekrat
tudi oster, toda vselej d~ostojen.
OsObito sc pa ogibaj vsake sra
motilne in nemoralne besede. Ia
kon V Z~druzenih drzavah ostro
prepoveduje razposiljanje memo
ralnega etiva pc poSti.
Teh sci took smO navedli "a
one, kteri ne znajo sestavljati do
pisov "a c~asopise. Sedaj pa sledi
nekoliko navodil, kako je treba pi-
sati dopise.
|. Prvic, pisi odmah, o cemur
mislis, da je vredno pisati ne cd
laSaj cd dine do dine. Casopisi so
cato, da prinasajo novosti, ne pa
starih vesti.
III. Psi vselej samo ma eni stra-
nj papirja, drugo stran pusti pra-
zno. Osobito je to potrebno pri
daljsih dopisih ali clankih.
III. o vsaki stvari pisi ma POI
sebnem kosu papirja, a ne ma G
mem papirju pc diva ali tri dopise.
~. Pisati Sc mora jasno. cit
1.-Two; zlasti je pa treba imena in
stevilke pisati jake razlocno, da
nj potem tiskovnih napak.
V. Vsak dopis brez izjeme mora
biti podpisan S polnim in pravim
imenom in naslovom dopisnika.
Kdor pa noce, da Sc objavi tudi
njegovo inc pod dopisom, posle
maj ime in naslov ma posebno pri-
lozenem listku. Dopisi brez pod
pisa ali p%rilozenega dopisnikove-
ga imena gredo naravnost V kos.
VI. Ne pisi nikdar "~vGeraj" a.
Ii danes, temveG zmiraj nave
di dan in mesec. Psi vselej S tin
to svincnik maj Sc rabi lie V skraj-
mel sill in hitrici.
kdor Sc bOde drzal navedenih
pravil, ia je lahko bro dOber do
pisnik V casopise. Nj Sc pa treba
jeziti ali cutiti razzaljenim. ako
gre semtertje kak dopis V kos. To
Sc najraje pripeti ce nj V listu pro-
stora, ali je dopis prisel prepozno
in vsled tega zastarel, ali je pa
proved lokalen, torej brez pomona
"a sirjo javnost. Rekli smo re pref,
da maj sodrugi ne pisejo o vsaki
lokalni malenkosti. "Proletarec"
kot socialisticni list ne zastopa in
teresov sodrugov samo V eni nasel-
bini, temvee zastopa interese vseh
sodrugov pc vseh naselbinah. cato
je treba pisati lie o takih stvareh,
XII bOdo zanimale vsakega sodruga,
ne pa samo sodruge V dotieni ma
selbini. To 81 dobro zapomnite. Nj
hce maj Sc torej ne jezi mad ured-
nistvom ce nj njegov dopis prisel
V list; urednistvo ina re tehtne
vzroke, da ga ne objavi. Vsled te-
ga nj tudi treba prekiniti dopiso-
vanja, marvec nadaljuje maj Sc
pri prvi priliki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

DO vedel kako solnce size OBJ delavnikih. Ia to delo bo pa Al.
dolarje ma teden, to je 5 centov ma uro. \
Mejtem sta Jurgis in Ona racunala Sc sta imela ups,s
6unila sta. da zasluzek Stanislovasa znasa malo wee, kt ie ~,
eati obresti. u emo besedo tam sta, ko sta bia poprej, ko nj y,
ma delo. De6ek je bill zeo vessel, da della, da zasluzi. da zamo,.'
obema, ker ga oba tako ljubita. :
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-26

Vsako leto hodi DRAWN nadzornik dvakrat inSpicirat kavnice in
vprasa vsakega otroka, koliko je star. Vsled tega so mesarji ma debe-
10 pazli, da MISC prisi Z zakonom V navskrizje in so dali nalog svojim
da e o starosti vsakega decka prepricajo tolkO. kolikor
zhteva zakon. WEE je spricevalo decku in ga postal v pisarno.
decku je pa pokazal, kako s. prazne skatlje postavliajo oh pravem
|casu in ma pravo mesto. Sedaj je bill malemu Stanislovasu prostor
|dolocen v vsemiru, dolocena je bha usoda do njegove smrti. Uro IA
uro, dan "a dnevom. leo "a Teton cd sedmih ziutraj pa do opodne
in cd pol enc do seste ire zvecer ie smel storiti lie en- gibljei in imeti lie
emo misel. Pc lett ga DO drezal v nos neprijeten duh gorke masti. 20
zmi bodo pa skatje v nezakurjeni keti primrzovale k njegovim
.prstom. Pol leta BIO noe, ko DO odhajal ma deo in do della, sploh pa ne
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-17
REPUBLICANS AT
 LAST HARMONIOUS
STATE CAMPAIGN WAS OPENED LAST NIGHT AND FIGHT WILL BE CONDUCTED VIGOROUSLY FROM NOW UNTIL ELECTION.

For the first time in months the re- publicans of Alabama are working Tn harness together. It Is now almost evil dent that there will be only one repub- lican ticket on the ballot this fall, and that will be under the figure of Vulcan.
 The republicans of the state have all joined hands for Taft and the Thomp- son ticket and Frank H. Lathrop is con- fident that under his leadership every republican in the state will fight for a common cause.
 The Davidson committee will meet next Wednesday and from all indications will disband and indorse the republican nom inees whom Secretary Julian has ruled to be legal.
 The republican state committee ar ranged to open the campaign for Taft and their candidates in the state, in the stronghold of Jefferson-Ensley. Last night there was speaking out there by prominent party men. Tonight the same sneakers will attend a rally .n Walker county at Cordova
 The state campaign headquarters is actively engaged in sending out literature and carrying the fight into all quarters. They will bring a half dozen prominent national figures to the state within the next few weeks and many rallies will be held
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-17
ABERCROMBIET TALKS
 TO THE TEACHERS
PRESIDENT OF STATE UNlVER- SITY DELIVERS ADDRESS AT IN- STITUTE, WHICH IS HEARD WITH GREAT INTEREST.

An address by Dr. J. w. Abercromn nie, president of the State university, was the feature of yesterday mornings ses- sion of the teachers institute at the high school, his talk being on the sub ject, College Education" The fact that Dr. Abercrombie was to speak served to draw a splendid attendance of the teachers and they listened with close attention to his words
 Great stress was laid upon the neces- sity of college education by Dr. Aber- crombe, and in support of this state ment he called attention to the fact that practically all of the leaders of the day come from the halls of colleges and uni versailles.
 The round table work of the institute, which is being conducted by Dr. J. II. Phillips, has developed an unflagging in- terest on the part of the large number of principals and superintendents who have attended and are participating in these practicable and valuable meetings.
 The other lines of work of the insti- ute are also being attended with the same unbroken interest on the part of the teachers and it will be with sigh of regret that they note today marks the last session of this institute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-17
NOT ICE

We, the undersigned citizens of West End, are of the opinion that the munich pal campaign now being waged in our city has passed beyond a political stage and that 1t behooves all Of us who desire a conservative and business administra- tion of the city government to use our best efforts to accomplish that end. We believe that the course of the present ad- ministration, headed by Mayor Norwood has been wise, economical and business like, and it behooves us to do everything their reelection
 In the furtherance of this belief we have decided to hold mass meeting at the schoolhouse in West End on Thursday September r. at S:30 D. m.
 Every citizen of West End is most cor dially invited to be present.
 Able speakers will address us and the affairs of the town will be fully dis cussed.
 We would be pleased to see every citi- zen who desires a business administra- tion of the affairs of the city present Signed: T. H. Mcclure, Dr. w. C.. Gewin, w. J. Bell, J. E. Reagor, c. M. Allen, F. Rodenbeck. Dr. H. G. Sellers, D. B. Hickman. J. C. Drake, James w.. Wood, J. Wiley Logan, John B. Logan, L. R. Vines, N R. Keeling. A. B. Mackey ]. F. Adams, J. F. Beard A. M. Vaughan. " H. Maxim, John V. Glass, Dr. N. c. Glass, Nisbet Hambaugh. J. T. Chamblee, U. T. Chamblee, Allen M. Holt,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-17
NOT PARTISAN MEETING.
Citizens of West End Meet to Discuss
 Municipal Campaign.

An informal gathering of citizens gen. erally was held at the school house in West End last night at which the polit- ical campaign now being waged in that town was taken up. It was decided to call a mass meeting for the same place tonight at o'clock. Candidates and per- sons connected with the two tickets in any way will not be allowed to speak.
 As the result of the meeting last night, however, a card was signed by those present except persons connected with the administration, calling upon the peo- pie to support the present mayor and board of aldermen for reelection. This card appears elsewhere in these columns.
 While members of the board of health and other city officials were present at the meeting they were not allowed to sign the statement nor to take much part in the discussions. A large crowd is expected to attend the mass meet ing tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-17
ARD WILL NOT TRY
 CASES THIS WEEK
Thinks Jurymen Vote On Pri-
 vate Convictions
JOE GERST IS ACQUITTED
Assistant Solicitor Says Jurymans Ideas on Prohibition Have Nothing
 to Do With Guilt or lnno-
 cence of Defendants.

Following the acquittal of Joe Gerst court yesterday morning before Judge A. c. Howze on the charge of violating the prohibition laws, Assistant Solicitor Aird announced that the state would not attempt to prosecute any more vio- lations of the prohibition laws this week with the juries now empan neled.
 Gerst was arrested during the Con- federate reunion last June in Fred Wehages place, corner Third avenue and Eighteenth street. being arrested about an hour after he had gone to work there Deputy Sheriffs Alex Will son and M. l.. Mitchell made the ar rest, and alleged that they had wit messed a transaction in which the de- fendant had sold intoxicating drinks in Wehage's place.
 MT. Aird expressed his displeasure at the failure to convict ir very strong terms, intimating that numbers of the jury were deciding the cases according to their personal sentiments instead of according to the law as laid down in the statutes. Whether the gentlemen of the jury believe in prohibition or not has nothing to do with the question of whether the prisoner is guilty or not said MT. Al me of them seem to forget that~ IS law against the selling of intoxicants and are simply casting their ballots in these Jury cases as if they were voting in regular pro- hibition election. This is in direct vio- lation of their oaths taken as jurors
 Judge A. c. Howze delivered very strenuous charge, dwelling upon the necessity for the upholding of the pro- hibition laws, and cautioned the jury that they must simply decide the ques- tion as to whether or not the defend ant was guilty of selling intoxicating drinks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-17
VALUABLE HINTS
 FOR CITY BEAUTIFUL

 LETTER has Ward Williamson "A welknown the inch could will desire for his personal property the city beautiful the fall months
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  respectfully J.. WILLIAMSON.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-17
NORTHERN STATES
 SEND BIRDS SOUTH
POULTRY SHOW AT ALABAMA STATE FAIR WILL HAVE EN- TRIES FROM MANY NORTHERN STATES-LocAL BREEDERS.

The poultry show to be held at the Ala bama state fair October 9-17 will be one of the most interesting and instructive ex- hibits on the grounds. Superintendent John A. Murkin of Nashville, who is busy working up this exhibit. already has re- ceived entries from New York state, Maryland, Indiana, Missouri, Georgia and Illinois. The birds will come on to Bir- mingham from the Tennessee state fair and tri-state fair shows at Nashville and Memphis Many other entries are ex- pected from distant states, and the show promises to be one of national import ance. Nashville will send a big exhibit, while Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi will be splendidly represented.
 The famous Kellerstrass $1O,0O0 White Orpington hen will be here also, the noted S5OOO white rock hen, owned by U. R. Fishel of Hope, Ind. These two birds, which are the most valuable specimens in the world, will no doubt attract great attention.
 Superintendent John A. Murkin and his secretary, Judge R. E. Jones, will ar rive in Birmingham Sunday, October s, and will take charge of this department of the fair. Persons desiring to make ex- hibits in the poultry department can se- cure premium lists and entry blanks by addressing George T. Barnes, secretary Alabama State Fair, Birmingham. It is hoped that every breeder of poultry in this section will send few birds to this show, and help make the Alabama state fair no,ltrv show one of the very best in the land.