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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-13
Chicago. ILL.,, 13. Julia July, 1909.

PRAY lahko sc pripeti, da "ljud-
stvO' izvoli zupanom doticnega,
Xxi Sc "a policajsko sluzbo nj bill
sposoben.
V zahvalo bo morda dal svoje
volilce Sc fotografirati "a album
zlocincev.
- Tudi znamenje casa. "Kaj
maj storim,' je rekel jedernat go
vornik ma demontsracijskem sho-
du San Franciscu, "ko vidim,
kako moja domovina drvi po-
gibelj, ko gledam, kako mas tia
citelji naSi davijo, kako temna bo-
doGnost zakriva zlato solnce do
brih casov. UpraSam. kaj maj sto-
rimi"
"Vsedite SCI" je zagrmel shod.
- Nekteri casnikarji so re vri-
skali veselja javno listih radi
kriminelnih obtozb proti vodjem
sladkornega trusta.
Ali to veselje ie Sc malo prera-
no. Sladkorno trustjanski tatovi
Sc MISC obsojen;, ameriSki Nirnber-
zani pa tudi ne obesijo takoj vsa-
kega bandita ma debelo, ko Jim
pride pest.
Trust IA sladkor Sc je pregre-
sil zoper zakon "a truste; pogolt-
nil in vnicil neodvisne tvornicarje
"a sladkor. ZaniGeval ie tudi ka-
zenski zakon, osleparil je vlado
pri nabavi surovine.
To so res zlocini, ali MISC Sc
najveGji.
NajveGji zlocin tega trusta je,
kot Sc je dokazalo zveznem Sc
natu, da pomoGjo obrambne col
nine vsako leto odere ameriSko
! ljudstvo "a $50 100000.
Ce bi tudi vlada poslala vse
trustjanske kriyce jeGo. vendar
ne bo osvobodila ameriskega ljud-
stva garaGa", dokler Sc ne cd
strani colnina ma sladkor.
- Evropejski listi sc Gudijo. "a
kaj Zdr. drz. ne praznujeio sto-
letnice smrti Tomaza Palma. juna-
ka dveh revolucij in duSevnega
oceta ameriSke neodviSnosti.
Slavnost je bila resnici zelo
skromna. AngleSki listi. izvzemSi
nekaj izjem. ga MISC Sc omenili. V
New Rochelle so pa kmecko Pal
novo bajto spremenili V Painov
muzej.
Ali Sc mai cudimo ii skromni
slavnosti? Kaj sel
V Ameriki je dandanes nero
dajen zelotizem politikujoGih fa-
REV vseh yer in sekt. KapitalistiG-
nj casniki prinaSajo V nedeliskih
listih poleg drugih neslanosti in
bedastoc neslane pridige "poniz-
nih bozjih hlapcev'. Vsak najboli
zabit meznar postane danes laglje
uradnik republiki kot najboli
izobrazen ateist.
Tia "svObodna" dezela proslav-
liza najboljse Palma. ako o MENU
splOh mol6i. DrugaGe bi Sc Paine.
oznanjevalec Gloveskih pravic. Sc
V grobu obrnil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-13
! Cd bIizO in daIeG
: Znani August Belmont, 'ul

~ =
: Znani August Belmont, uni
9 a;syalec" strokovnih druStev, je
npoyedal vojno socialistom. Raz-
postal je kapitalistom letake, V
j Iherih prosi "a denar = Ia so til
! ps dolarjev, da bo TEN lozje po-
i hrustal socialiste. V tenn letaku
/ I pnpOveduje, kako magic narasca
aeyilo sociahstov V Ameriki, da
j i uradno poizvedovanje dognalo,
ds je 40 odstotkov pomorS6akov
' torpedni flotili socialistov, in da
n stevilo socialistov mnozi tudi
armadi ma suhem. Nadalje slika
emo, kako Sc mladina poducuje V
sccialistienih nedeljskih solah, da
| ie ogromne stevilo uciteljev ma
l javnih Solah socialistov.
l Navsezadnje pa opominja kapi-
hhste, da imajo socialist V svo-
jem programu razglastitev kapi-
talistov.
Bravo! Take pohvale "a agilno
delo nasih soudrgov Sc nismo ma
dejali strani naSih nasprotnikov.
Kar Sc pa tice unicenje socializma,
bo pa August Belmont to dozivel,
kar je dozivel zelezni Bismarck
in avstrijski kierikalci. Ma zadnie
bo ostal "der dumme August
= Radovedni smo, kako bo
koneala pravda proti guberna-
torJu Deneenu drzave Illinois in
drzavnemu tajniku James Rose
pr najvisjem sodiSGu. S to prav-
do Sc hoce zabraniti drzavi pro-
dati svet oh reki Calumet in misi-
ganskem jezeru jeklarskemu tru-
stu "a nizko ceno $37.50O. Stro-
kovnjaki cenijo omenjeni svet
N,S75.000. IlinoiSka dezelna zbor-
n'ca Je pa sprejela pred kratkem
zakon, ki dovoljuje eksekutivni
DRAWN oblasti prodati svet "a
omenjeno ceno.
Ma eni strani Sc drzava brezup-
no pravda Illinois Central ze-
leznico "a svet, kterega je ONE
nJena druzba baje drzavi ukradla,
ma drugi strani pa drzava "a ba-
gatelno ceno daruje svet trustja-
nom.
Ce to nj nasprotje, potem neve-
mo, kaj bi imenovai nasprotje.
Peter a. Foote, XII je tozitelj
napram DRAW, je zadel crno, ko
]e dejal: "Dezelna zbornica nina
pravico sprejeti tax zakon, XII ko-
nsti doloeeni druzbi ma raeun
lJudstva. Sploh dezelna zbornica
NINA pravice gospodariti razsip-
no javnim premozenjem.''
Ako bo visje sodisce istega
mnenJa, je pa drugo vprasanje.
Napram trustom so sodiSea zelo
VlJudna, napram delavcem pa
stroga.
Ne bodimo glede razsodbe opti-
misti.
- Zanimiy poQoyor ma cikaSkf
ulici.
Gospod :-Zakaj 81 bos, decek
Decek :-Nimam cevljev.
Gospod ;-Kaj je tvoj oGe9
Decek k:-Cevljar.
Gospod :-Zakaj ii nenapravi
eeyljevi
Decek :-Ker je brez della.
Gospod :-Zakaj je brez della 7
Deeek :-Ker je izdelanih pre-
vec eevljev.
No, kdor tega dvogovora ne
razumi, mora imeti re precej trde
mozgane.
- Clovek je lahko professor in
navaden tepec, XII govori najveGje
bedastoce.
To je dokazal gospod Woodrow
Wilson, predsednik univrze V
Princeton. N. Y. TIA zalostni u
denial 10 daial d;iaIon do etro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-13

Ste ze obnovili narocnino pro
letarca - Ce io Sc niste. stori-
te to takoj, da Sc Yam ne ustavi
lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-13

kOvna drustva vzgojajo delavce
"a lenobo. Unija u6i delavce: "a
visoke place proizvesti malo della.
ReSitev naroda je V TEN, da de-
lavci proizvajajo vec.
Groza in strah! Delavci nocejo
vec proizvajati7
kaj bi pa imeli delavci cd tega,
ako bi "a borne place proizvedli
Sc vec blagaG Kdo bi uzival sado-
We tie proizvodnje? PeScica kapi-
talistov, ki ne seize, ne zanje in ne
della. pa le uziva.
Ali ueeni professor res ne We. da
re danes permanentno trpimo, ker
imamo cez nero izdelanega bla-
gaG Vzlic inozemskim trgom in
kolonialni politiki ne moreno po-
rabbit izdelanega blaga, ker Sc je
ljudska kupovalna sila znizala
skoraj "a 60 odstotkov.
Seve, professor to tudi We Ali
professor govori V interesu svojih
kapitalisticnih gospodarjev, in ia
interes ga sill, da v javnosti bri-
Je IL samega sebe norce, da same
ga sebe priznava bebcu.
- Colninska revizija napreduje
" ameriski republki. Kapitalisti
to priznajo odprto. Ali vseeno
skusajo republikanci svojo sne-
demo besedo prikriti SirSi ljudski
masi. Resnica bo lie priSla ma dan,
pa maj kapitalisticni politikarji in
casnikarji suGejo tvar. kakor ho-
cejo.
Dohodninski davek je pokopan.
Dive odstotni davek ma dobiGek
delniSkih druzb pa re tudi skoraj
spi spanje pravicnega.
konec konca pa bode, da bode
ljudstvo pri vsakem grizljeju kru-
ha, obleki. stanovanju V podobi
indirektnih davkov plaeevalo Ia
varstvo tvornicarjev.
Obrambna colnina je gotovo
najumazanejsi davek. ker vsled
ME trdi hinavsko, da ina obram-
bna colnina braniti MEGA.
- Skozi skandal mornarici
ma Francoskem smo doznali, da
so industrielci, dobavatelii "a boj-
no mornarico ustanovili nekak
trust, da so upravi mornarice lah-
ko diktirali visoke Gene. Pri cd.
daji del "a oklepne ploSce je pet
vpoStevajocih tvrdk zvolilo vsaka
svojo oklopnjaco.
Pc istem vzorcu spekulirajo
kapitalisticni malopridnezi vseh
drzavah. kedar kapitalisticno ca
sopisje piSe "a pomnozitev bojnih
ladij.
Ma ia nacin dosezejo kapitalisti
dvojen namen: Napolnijo 81 svoje
zepe In zaeno utravijo militari-
zem, ki je njih najboljsi zaveznik
proti delavcem.
Zatoraj doll z militarfzmom
- Ruska vlada je odposlala -
tako Sc poroca iz Peterburga -
visje uradnike V Nemcijo delat
propaganda pri vecjih casnikih,
da bi pisali V prid ruski vladi, da
objavijo lie take stvari Rusiji,
Xxi so vladi vsec.
Mi ne dvomimo. da bi ruski
visji uradniki pri kapitalisticnih
casnikih ne dosegli vspeha V Mem,
ciji.
ZakajY
Sal slovenski kapitalisticni cas-,
niki pisejo V prid okrvavljenemu
carju in njegovi vladi, ne da bi
jih kdo naprosil "a to.
- Nasa vlada ne more reguli-
rati in knotrolirati trustov.
Zakaji
Ker trusti legulirajo in kontro-
lirajo vlado.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-13
SvetOven pregled.

- L. Pariza Sc poroca, da je ru-
ski revolucionar Burcev postal list
francoskemu pravosodnemu mini
stru, kterem omenja, da je Har-
ting, glava ruske politicne polici-
Je, Landesen, alias Hekkelman
Petrovskij, Xxi je leta 1890 v Pari-
zu pripravljal atentat ma Aleksan-
dra iii. Ministerski predsednik
Clemenceau je odredil preiskavo.
" italijanski zbornici je ma
stala rabuka, ko Sc je slo "a pod
poro talijanskemu Lloydu. Repu-
blikanski poslanec Callaini je oGi-
tai ministrom nepostenost. Ma kar
so prieeli po dvorani frcati kot
kroglje crnilniki in knjige. Pred
sednik je sejo zakljucil, Callainiju
je pa ljudstvo ma ulici priredilo
ovacije.
v Perziji so hudi in vroci
boji med vstasi in vladimir eeta-
mi. Brzojavke pobijajo druga dru-
go. Zjutraj Sc glasi, da zmagujejo
vstasi, opoldne so pa zmagovalci
vladne cete, zvecer zopet vstasi,
drugi dan pa narobe. TIE brzojav-
Ike o zmagah in porazih so najbrz
navaden borzni manever.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-13

- Ker je njujorski zupan spo.
dill policajskega eksglavarja Bing-
hama, je spodeni policajski sef
zdaj naznanil, da bo kandidiral
"a zupana, "ako je to ljudstvu
vsed."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-07-13

rbis paper 10 devoted
!. the interests of the
workins class. Work.
.,s are entitled TO all
that tn ey produce.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13
Weight about 1000 pounds 6 hands
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people. We often think, when
some radical chang is made in
the style of clothing, that we
will never, no never adopt them
but in time, we naturally drop
into the new form and wonder
how we could have endured the
horid old fashion SO long. Just
think of a man with a bell-crown
hat, spiketailed coat with big
brass buttons, or a woman in a
scoop hat, a big bussel and hoop
skirts! May the Lord deliver
us from such barbarities and
give us, if we must suffer, the
merry Widow Hat"
D. M. H.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13

The Onawa Sentinel gives an
account of an accident in which
Frank Ingram and Fred Barkis
were drowned in the Missouri
river, near Blackbird Island, on
Monday last. These two men,
accompanied by two others, it
seems were crossing the river in
a skiff, the boat striking a snag
and capsized, two grabbed a
snag, the other two sank and
never came up again. They had
been drinking and were careless
no doubt, in the management
of the skiff, and thus caused
it to capsize.
The Sheriff Of the county,
was looking for one Of the un-
fortunate men who was under in
dictment for boot logging booze
and by the accident, escaped the
clutches Of the law. The UNI
fortunate man is said to have,
in his pocket when he sank,
about four hundred dollars.
An effort should be made to
fish him up and recover the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13
E. N. Baily of Britt takes an
other side of the case, thus:

e. N. Baily Of Britt takes an
other side of the case, thus:
"Man is the only animal that
walks on his hind legs and eats
horseradish in the spring. He
sits in his office tipped back in
his chair, and smokes his cigar
with a satisfied air, he's at
home long enough to swallow
his meals and he grumbles and
tells how "rocky' he feels, or
sits on the street on a roll of
barbwire, and bowls how the
tariff is making things higher,
he fills up on finecut and splits
and looks wise, while his wife
puts the screens up to guard
against flies, he growls when
its fair, and he growls at the
mails and he growls at the
trains, while his good wife at
home is breaking her back,
with scissors and patterns and
an old flour sack, to make the
kids garments while he takes
his ease) and fix them up warm
enough SO they won't freeze,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13

million square miles of fertile
land, Ia million square miles of
steppes,and 4 million square
miles of deserts. Ravenstien
estimates the maximum density
Of population that can be sup
ported by the fertile region at
2O7 persons per square mile,
and thus (allowing Ia persons
per square mile to the steppe
regions) obtains 1894 million as
the maximum population of the
globe. The present rate of in
crease per decade is 81 per
cent in Europe, 6 per cent in
Asia, 10 per cent in Africa, 80
per cent in Australia and
Oceania, 20 per cent in North
America, and Is per cent in
South America. The mean rate
of increase for the whole earth
is 8 per cent per decade. At
this rate of increase the earth
would be completely filled with
its maximum population of 5,
1874 million in the year 2O72, OF
in I63 years from the present
time. Scientific American.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13

The present population Of the
earth, estimated at l,467 mil
lions, is distributed very uneve-
My. The average density of
population of the entire land
surface of the globe is about 81
inhabitants per square mile.
This total land surface, which
slightly exceeds 46 million
square miles, is composed Of %
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13
Big Shipments of Oranges.
San Barnardino, CAL, Nav Q

ALI previous records have
been broken by the Santa Fe for
the month Of Aprilin shipme nts
Of oranges to the east. During
the month, 1884 cars passed
through this city, destined to
the east. Each car contained.
1874 boxes and with about 1856
oranges to the box, making a
total Of 268,800,0 900 oranges.
The value for the month.
shipment was about 81, 0OO. OOO.l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13
What's In A Name.

Kansas City Journal: Papa"
wrote the sweet girl, Il have
become infatuated with calls
therics. " well, daughter |, Z
replied the old man, IF your
hearts sot on him / haven't q
word 70 say; but ! always did
hope you marry an American =
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13

money, and after paying funer.
|al expenses, the balance should
be divided among the families
LOT his custome,s
many, no doubt, Of whom
suffered pr;vation from his I'M
lawful traffic in spirituous Ii
quor. It is a terrible thing Is.
think of a man going to his.
death in this manner, and un-.
der the influence Of liquor, with
his pockets full of money filch-s
ed from his neighbors in pay
ment for this accursed stuff.
Better, though, perhaps, this
burial in the watery grave in
the Missouri river, than to re-
main here to ruin his fellows.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13

Insanity, in the state of iowa
at least, is on the increase as
shown by the quarterly reports
from the different state institu-
tions. The entire number Of
inmates in state institutions at
the beginning of the present
quarter was 1928. The per
capita cost per day for the en-.
tire list was 81 cents. The
population of the institution is
steadily increasing, for while
there has been a reduction in
the prison population the num-
Der Of insane is steadily inc reas-
ing. Ten years ago the total
population of the institutions
was 6,737. In the past quarter
the increase in inmates was 800.
CA0roRfA.
Bear. IL. ,1M Kind ye1 Han Always Bss1i
ss. ! al 4Zzzzl
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13
Items from the Daily Times
Is years ago TODAY

Items from the Daily Times
Is years ago today
Several Of Miss Helen St,o-
behn's friends walked in on her
and surprised her, last week,
the occasion being her birthday.
A fine time was had by all pre-
|sent and a fine lunch was SER
lived.
Mrs. Jennie Neitzsch will
leave for Duluth next week,
where she goes in hopes Of benz
letting her health.
Cashier McGavren Of the
First National Bank is sodding
his residence property on third
|street. The balance of the To-
cal that John told us, we will
not publish but he can tell it to
you.
Councilman O'Connor ismov-
ing into the house vacated by
Dan Album on Second Street.
Aaron Carpenter is all puffed
up this morning. "A fine new
son arrived Monday, weight
1Oa pounds.
The apple and plum trees
|are in bloom so is the silken
haired soft Drained Dude.
Mrs. E A. Boies is visiting
friends in Logan today.
7. Foss yesterday presented
his little daughter Vera, with
Ia fine new tricycle., as birth
day present.
| se & s
DR.. Colt received a telegram
from Buffalo announcing the
fact of his election as vice pres
Iident Of the Nat. Association
of Railway Surgeons.
DR.. E. 7. Giddings and wife
are with friends in Woodbine
today.
M. 7. Weston and wife were
1.-THE guests of Onawa friends
Sunday.
The Mo Valley Fisherman's
club went to Smith Lake near
Little Sioux today for a weeks
sport. The following gents
went along, Pa Harmon, j. S.
Dewell, N. s. Dahl, John Lloyd
and D A. Boies, Geo Kellogg
says he will 90 up a little later
|if the provisions hold out.
An exchange says that the
people who need religion are:
The man who left his horse
standing out in the cold all day
without a blanket on; the man
who growls like a wild beast If
ibis wife asks for money; the
woman who is not what she
Ought to be; the minister who
lis looking for an easier place
and asks a higher salary; the
i n.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-05-13

with Xxx roller process" so
gorgeous and quaint on the boz
som thereof in radiant paint, to
exc out a living she will do all
she can, and wonder as we do,
why, why, is a man?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
cAMPAGIN FOR BONDS.

Jefferson County Wants a Fine Jali'
 Birmingham, June 10.-(Special.)-- Immediately after the regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Friday afternoon citizens will hold a meeting and organize campaign conn mittee in favor of the adoption of the bond issue to be voted on June 19 for funds with which to erect ten story addition to the court house in Bir- mingham, the two upper stories Of which will be used as county jail, and a big court house and jail at Bes- semer in the lower part of the county.
 The committee in charge of the cam paign for the s600,OO0 bond issue is composed of Rufus N. Rhodes, Judge A. C. Howze. J. W. Mcqueen, Major F. Y. Anderson. W. B. Leedy. F. H. Lathrop, A. H. Ford, Mayor Frank F. O'Brien, R. H Pearson, Mack Dren- nen. T.. G. Bush, Father Coyle and Rev. J. W. Stagg.
 This committee went before the board of revenue some time ago and brought about the election proposi- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
DR. STAGG ACCEPTS
ANSWERS CALL TO COLLEGE IN AM NIsT0N.
Birmfnehssn Minister Declares That the
 synodfcnl school VIII Be .e Put on Fine

Anniston. June io.--(special. )--Dr. !. w Stage who has for more than decade been pastor of the First fres- byterian Church in Birmingham. salo that he has decided to accept the po- sition of President of the Alabama Presbyterian College for Men. in this city. to which position he was elected last Monday.
 Dr. stagg was accompanied to An n,ston bv Professors Lan and Aiien' ,evu members of the faculty. who were here I'd get acquainted with local con difions. In speaking of the college site. Mir. Allen said that he Knew or nothing to equal 1t anywhere m the United States.
 They will make a thorough canvass of the State during the summer.
 we will have an. institution that can handle any kind of boy" said Dr. stagg, "and we are going to have them next year. About the only sources am not interested in Just now are peo- pie who have no children and in fam flies where the children are all girls.
 awe propose to make athletics . 9trong feature of the school life next year and this department will be un- der the direction of a brother of Pro- lessor Allen, a man who has achieved more than local note in this field"
 Another raid was made Wednesday an Turkey Heaven Mountains, the stronghold of Jim and Will Floyd. the alleged moonshiners. who. are to be tried at the coming session of the Fed eraI Court this month. Deputy Col Hector Fowler captured complete plant and 1000 gallons of beer. The operators escaped. W
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
ENGLISH CHURCH PAGEANT
 IS OPENED AT PUTNEY

London. June i0.-The English church pageant, which will consist Of the rem dering in outdoor setting of series or spectacular representatio of episodes of church history, was opened on the grounds of the Putnam palace, over looking the Thames. at Putney this af- ternoon.
 The pageant which Is under the pat ronaRe of the archbishop of Canterbury and the archbishop of York, was or- ganized with the idea of popularizing the history of the church afrording in- struction to the masses. and incident ally to bring financial assistance to va rious State charities. The presenta- tions win be given twice a day nt , o'clock and p. m. for six dave.
 The history of the church from the earliest time down to the present, will be depicted by a body of about 4,000 amateur actors and actresses. The palace grounds are spiendidly adapted to this purpose and the rendering of scenes with the old place As a back ground and the characters dressed in tho costumes of the period. will be most realistic.
 The first performance this afternoon which unfortunately was marred by rain, opened with a prelude showing the founders of the church. Thls was followed by twenty scenes portraying events in the life of the church.
 The followers of John Kensit. presi- dent of the Anti -Ritualistic League, put in an appearance at St. Etheldre- das church, where the inaugural ser vice was held by the Right Rev. Arthur Ingram, bishop of London. They pro- tested against the bishop participating in "a popish pegeantry" and denounced him as a traitor. They were, however, promptly dispersed by the police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
ALSTON IS ARRESTED
FORMER BANK OFFICIAL OF STEW
 ENsON.
Accused of EmbezzIing s15,000, He h Captured h Seattle, and Jackson Cunty sheriff Wfll Go
 For Him.

Birmingham, June 10.-(special.)-- Sheriff Higdon of Jefferson County to- day received a telegram from the chief of police at Seattle. Wash. am nouncing that N. c. Alston, the former paying teller at the Stevenson (Ala-) Bank, who is wanted in this State on a charge of embezzlement his defalca- ton said to be s1s.ooo had been arr rested there.
 Sheriff Staples of Jackson County, in which section of the State the crime Is alleged to have been committed. has been notified and he will be in Birming- ham tomorrow to make arrangements to send for the prisoner.
 George w. Cousson. formerly a deputy sheriff under Sheriffs OBrien and HIgdon, now in charge of the Southern Detective Agency in this city, located the prisoner and had him arrested.
 A reward of s100 was offered by the trustees of the bank and they will pay the expenses of the officer who will go after the prisoner.
 Sherin Staples will make the trip himself. most likely.
 Alston has a large following of friends in North Alabama and in Stew enson