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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Sup mlub aud iein.
Ginfalt.

Sic = ben ben Selbitmoroer aus
EN- @olier ge5ogen. llno .bann2""
o9am bat er lid, pie / fortgeb
III mi umi6au, ailf an Baum auf.
I'bdngt."
nSa I'M 8ottesipiaen, linb Sic bu.
ell i'm nidt abgeihnitten!-ia, ma-
tum benn nid]t?"
vWein, / bob balt benft, er bai
lid pieaei6t 5um Srodnen a,f.
g'bangt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
GutacaeufummenS.

Die Miitter: SD elaube, id babe
geitern abeno geieben, rpie Der iunge
Heihert ieinen Arm nm Define 5aile
gelegt batte9
Die Sodter (betroffen): Sa,
Wamu. \
Die Mi,tter: Sait gu did etpa
NIT ibm perlobt2
Die Sohter: Nein. Wama; er iii
10 furdtbar ihiihtern. boB er mir
niemals eineu Seiratbsantras ma
den miro, menn i'd es niht 10 elm.
rifte, bob er iib bel mir sans ipie
3u Sauie fiiblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Woble Ncfanntid)aften.

6rau (oercn Tam i'm 3uhtbauie
lit, ltolS): Seute babe ib mieoer
meinen Mann beiiift ga. mas
Der i'm 3udtbaus fir noble gefannt.
lfaften bat 9arone uno 9aufbi.
reftoren aae iasen 3u Suein-
amber!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
60 beikt, Is iua -
(Siebe bier3u IrtifeI: .@ori9las CUR
Cite. .8esierunes : &o1buf",
Settle s in bieier ylimmer.)

gs beiBt. bas $12sS6tpein ion nod
Dor benz CONNER auf benz Marfte era
l1etnen; IN ieinem 8efoIse tpirb bus
15sS6mal5 unb bag $2SsS 6tpeinez
fleii9 (pro bunoert Yfuno) iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
GntOefmng.

Gin @elebrter Namens Sii6berg
III Imerifa bat entbeft, baB Die Sll-
Den gar feline Semiten limo. ionbern
bon ben Setbitern, Die ben Wongolen
nobeitanoen, obitammen. Ser Mnti-
iemitismus bat lid baber ifleunigit
III Mntibetbiterismus mlnaMtaMien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

itoblen; einigen Glefanten lit Der
Riiiiel abgeidnitten porben, bret So.
meelen feblte Der 6ettbofer, iammt.
lifen aangurus Der Shwan5.
Sn gansen 9e5irfen iino Die Sper-
hinge aitsgeitorben. Wopie meroen
poli5eilih bemaht.
Sn Irfanias purbe elm Heger &c.
lpndt, Der i'm Seroohte Itanb, bopfot-
tiertes Sleiif gegeiien ST. baben.
Mun ifnitt linn pbne 9arfoie Den
2eib auf. Inn ben Wfageninbalt 5u mi
teriiidJen. Ga man aber bloB lleber-
reite ieiner ebrlif ueritorbenen llr-
groBmlltter BARN ianb, lieB man tim
lpieoer laufen.- 8udfalten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
@~anernreseln.
April: Iprilfdnee biinst, Idr5s
i6nee frtbt.

idnee fribt.
&pmmt Siburtilis nit Shan,
8rin9t er 8au6 uub aia6ti9aa.
=
&egnet's bor'm 8eorgitaa,
@dbrt nod lang bes 2eeen's
Stag.
Gudft Der Sroi9 am Iarfus
niel,
Sdtpeist er bafiir nad)ber itiu.
Sriert's am Gag bon Sdntt
Gital,
Sriert es tpobl nod fiinf5ebn
UtdI.
SIT Der MpriI femdbt unb naf,
Silt er Sfennen at nttb Jaf.
@ras, bas i'm april pddif,
Stebt TN Wai felt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
MMtnna. Tarmer!

nnbt abr oaier, pen. aarroT elm. S9etseu, Sorr
Aoggen. 6erite. Gter, Sutter ooer liberhaupt
ir9eioiuelde Sarmproonftes i pertauieit? y9euu
Soma. urb irast ibu nm ieine Ereiie. Wfar
obreiitre eiuiach: y. =. ytasie. 9nbuaue, 3pua.
N. Il. Qerr Gagie fault uno ~uertanir aurh
Gtaots pno 6armeioeuthum
Setm S9reibeu erwabne mau ge1. DteieS ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Iurd bic 3lumc.

Came: 9enfen Sic iid. Serr go-
ron, Die &dtbin, oieie eflige Eerion,
er5dblt iiberaa, i'd mare seraoe 10
blimm pie ihon. Bin i'd oenn mirf-
lif 10 oumm?
Sa, balten Sic iid benn fir 10
l6on?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

- 9as Yferbe nit benz pebeu
WaIl bot ihled)te Nanieren.
Sas u~niaubere Sanbipert iudt
man beim uniauberen @teiiter.
@er fein Sbierfreuub lit. Ipatc
elm Soblen nibt einbreden biirien.
Iddet ben Ylan fir ben
9arten unb ballet felt an benz Ylan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

nSSa I'M 8otteslpiqeit, uno Sic bu-
ell i'm nidt abgeidnitten!-ia pa-
INN oenn nidt?"
vWtein, / bab' bait oenft, err bot
iif pieaeiat gum 5rpdnen auf-
g'bangt."
y y - 81
Gum anbeiken.
.Sie miiiien Sbr MoglifItes tbln,
oomit Die belegten grotd)en appetit.
lid a%usIeben," iugte Der 9abnbofs.
mirtb sur giiffettmamiel.
v9emiB, Serr," mar Ole Mntmort.
sd tble, mas ih fam, ib babe Die
9rotten ieoen Worgen in DER per.
gangenen ISOLDE iorgidltig abgc.
ltaubt.""
ltnbeimlid)e StGtte.
.@at, on biit BEL Der reiden Sra,l
Srumpfmaier iniebro1en uno bolt
niiht mitienommen9 2"
y@eeBte, lie pafte uft nannte mir
.2ump!" ,Sagabunol" unb mari
mir n 2eoeri6ub an n &opp. "a
fiiblte i'd mir pie su Sauie lino bin
ilei6 tpieoer ~ieiangen."
~ y -
Habiat.
Sfhpiegermutter (aben6s gum ge.
iu6 fommeno): 8as lit oenn bier
los?
Softer: SD meiB es audi nift,
mas ploslih in meinen Mann geiab.
rem lit er mill mrbeoingt ms
Wirtbsbalts iest 5iebe ih linn
idon gum pierten Mal Die Stieiel
ausl
y y y
Gin filler Mietber.
Grember: Sic iagen, oies lei elm
rrbig gelegenes 3immer9
@irtb: So, freilif; tobtenitin!
Sremoer: Iber bier neben mobnt
bod nod iemano!
Wirtb: If, ben peroen Sic niht
borer, Der lit elm grbidleider.
- g -
G6antecler.
Ser Sabn: 8omm, Ilte, mir Sic.
ben fort aus Dem ihabigen NeIt; mir
geb'n na6 Harts unb meroen Sfau.
ipieler.
Die Senne: Sb mir aber oa audi
einen 10 idonen Wiitbaufeu finoen,
mein lieber Serr2
Der Sabn (mitleioig): Gn bait
ne Ibnung BON Garis!
&&&
8eredte Sheu.
8ndoisite ieben beute aus rpie elm
Wdrden.
Sic uolen bod boffentlid oamit
nift iagen: ngs mar einntal"?
Gnfant terrible.
Sunger @ann Geine 2iebe erfl1.
renb): ah, meme Sbeure, nenn Sic
piiBten, mie iebr ih Sic liebe-itnb
wenn ih es rpagen oiirfte, Sic 81 Bit
ten, Die Weine az merben-
Srisben (einfaqenb): 8agen Sic
es nur, Serr Irtbur-iie mdrtet
ihon LANCE Orauf!
~ ~ y
| Cart a~nsgeorift.
gei elmer I%rreitpiiite iragt Ser Die
Siiite ~obnebmenbe geamte einen elm.
geiperrten Burden: .@arrm iino
Sic eiugeiperrt9"
Sierauf antnortet bieier: BON
megen Ser 2iebe!"
.Mahen Sic bier feline SpdBe!"
peiit i'm Der 8eamte 5urebt.
,Serr 8atb," antlportet Der Str1f.
ling, los lit fem 5paB! Sd bab'
namlid meiner 9iebe bas @elotaidI
seitoblen!"
Hrujeftirt.
Sremoer: Sier iol ia cine 8abn
porbeifommen?
8irtb: Sic lit proieftirtl
Sremoer: llnb bier IN DER NGbe
frieeen Sic oann pabrideinlid cine
Salteitelle!
@irtb: Die lit aud proieftirtl
Sremoer: @as boben Sic benn
ba fiir cine 3eihnung2
@irtb: 9as lit oaS proieftirte
&eitaurant Der proieftirten Solte.
StpIlp nor nroieftirfpu 0nhu(iript
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Sas Gntid)cioenSc.

S%euerpebr : Commandment: Ger
8lie bat in Sol5beim unb in 8eioen-
bad ge5iinoet. 9eah ieber Srtihaft
baben mir cine Stunbe. @obin fab.
rem mir?
Seuernebrmann: Sabren mer
mad @eioenbaf, oa gibt's q beiieres
Bier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
- - -
8 inch!

Cine 8eiellihaft Sremoer nurbe
bonn 9ef1nsniBoireftor ielbit Omrd)
Die Mnitalt geleitet.
ga ieben Sic MIR oieie perbrefe.
rid breinblidenben areaturen," fiji.
iterte MiB Gbarples Dem 0ireftor az,
.pas haben oenn biele @eiber onge-
itelt, oaB Tie bier n1ben miilien?"
s3as lit meme Srou luo meinc
Sobter," lautete Die Intlport, .oa
uniere @obnung gernbe gereinigi
mirb, baben iie ibre N1barbeit bente
bierber p~erlegt."
@as tim seficl.
SEER; gtlrn, was bot Sbnen a,,i
Der Sod]3eit Sbres Drennoes am 8e.
item gefaQen2
Sungseieae: CAB i1 niht Der
grduti9am mar!
= ~ -
&anseliicber.
ginem Sambnraer glatte miro
ans Der 2iineberger Seioe gelhrie.
ben: Ger 8eiitlihe elmer Seibefirhe
par franf, llnb elm aanoioat Der
Sbeologie iollte ben Sonntag fir i'm
p~reOigen. IIs er Die Gpiitel perle-
len bate uno nit Der Hreoigt begin.
men noate, mar ibm Niles entfallen,
mas er iagen mo1te. 0reimal be.
gam er::s .Gs griiBet Gitf Simo.
tbeits--" lrnb fam nidt meiter. Oils
er 5iim pierten Male reht einbring-
lid basielbe seiagt, itano Ser Dor.
iteber Der @emeinoe aiif unb iagte:
.8riiben sc ON peelmals meober."
- y y
ngnttcr"?!
Mebrere Serren itritten iib in ei.
mem Heitaurant iiber Die riftigc
Iusiprafe bes @ortes .Sleomarga.
rim" uno famen ihlieblif oarin iiber.
elm, Die gntiheioung einem aellner
5u iiberlaiien, Der fir einen litera.
rid ~gebiloeten Mann gait. aber Der
aellner ging niht oarauf elm, ion'
bern iagte: sir mid, meme Ser
rem, gibt es MIR eine rihtige slis-
iprade. SD mub oas @ort OILS
Butter" ausipreden, JOINT peroe i'd
fortgeididt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

fp%enisitens. als Sic CLIQUE IIprihz
Yapnez Cannon nod mas gu ia9en
bat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
" " y
Cart a~nsgeorlft.
- ~ -
Yrpieftirt.


Srember: Sier lol ia cine gabn
porbeifommen?
@irtb: Sic lit proieftirt!
Sremoer: llnb bier in DER HGbe
frieeen Sic Damn pabriheinlih cine
8alteiteIle!
@irtb: Die lit aud proieftirtl
Sremoer: @as boben Sic benn
Oa iiir cine 3eihmung2
@irtb: 9as lit oaS proieftirte
H%eita,irant Der proiefttrten Solte.
itele Der proieftirten 8abnlinie!
- - y
lIff! It'll!
Ser &f sesen Den Sleildtri,lt
bat Die Hegierung Der 9ereinigteu
Staaten 5u ollBeroroentlihen WaB.
reaeln beitimmt. @ie perlautet,
lino 8erbanolnneeu nit Der rniii.
lhen Hegierimg angefniipft moroen.
Die Den Infaui elmer Mn5abl Mam.
mutbe aus Dem giie Der 9ena sum
8egenitanoe boben. ginige acltpro.
ben iafutiiher ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia.
ben lid ais beoeuteno better ernie.
len ais bos Sleilh ans Den Chico
goer aiiblbGuierm unb belle 8egei-
lterung berporgerufen.
Sm 3~ulammenbange NIT Dem
6lciidbopfott lteben audi iolsenhc
9lGttermelbungen:
Sn Ilasfa plant man Die Inlage
BON @alfiih3uhtplaten.
Nus Dem 3oologiihen @arten in
Seem gorf wur0e bas SluBpierb &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
" " y
9icinlih.

8irtbidafterin: Die 8eiIhenierfe
lit crit nadite @che pieoer 81 ia.
ben, 10 lange miiiIen Sic iif ihon
nit anberer Seize maiden!
SEER: Hee; Damn marte ih lieber
10 lange!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
@erbotcne Truht.

IS ipoaB net, mas Dos is? Wir
ihmeft's Bier nimmer reft! S
mltaB 90 amol gum 9ofter geb'ri
unb mfrs perbieten laiien; nadia
ihmeft's mir piellei6t nieber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Gum anbciRen.

.Sie miiiien Sbr Mogli6ites tbln,
oamit Die belegten grotd,en appetit-
lid ausIeben," iugte Der 9abnbofs.
mirtb sur giiffettmamiea.
v9euiB, Serr," mar ole Mntport.
sd tbue, mas ih fam, ih babe Die
grotfen ieben Worgen in Der Der.
gangenen ISOLDE iorgfdltig abgc-
itaubt.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
@as tim seiicl.

Serr: Hrn, was bot Sbnen a,,l
Der Sod3eit Sbres Dreunoes am 8e.
item gefalen2
Sunggeieae: CAB ih niht Der
8rduti9um mar!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
UNALLOTED LAND
 OF INDIAN TRIBES

Washington, December 1e.-The most important feature in the work of clos ing up the affairs of the five civilized tribes-that of alloting the lands-has been brought to a practical completion, says Commissioner J George Wright of the five civilized tribes in his an- nual report to the Secretary of the Interior just made public. Eliminating 452222 acres for coal and asphalt in the Choctaw and Chick asaw nations and 1,373f324 acres for the proposed forest reserve in the Chic Jaw nation, the unaliotted land of the five civilized tribes amounts to 1,S15,- 1S9 acres, according to the report.
 There has been practically no unlaw- ful cutting of timber on the allotted lands during the fiscal year, the re- port says. Criminal proceedings were instituted in but three cases during the year.
 Commissioner Wright discussed in 1he report the making of contracts with the Indian allottees by divers and numerous parties to dispose of their timber"
 He says in none of the cases investi- gated had an adequate consideration been given ard some of tn ese contracts had been procured through misrepre- sentation $ to the character of the in struments."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
REMAINS OF CHILEAN
 WILL BE SENT HOME

Washington, December 19.-Senor Don Alberto Yoacham, charge d'affaires of the Chilean legation, received word to- day from the Chilean government leav ing to Sonora DeCruz the acceptance of the offer from President Taft and Secre- tary Knox of the use of an American ba ttleship to transport to Chile the body of her husband, the Chilean minister to the United States. who died yesterday.
 senor Yoacham said Sonora DeCruz had been so affected by the death of her husband that she had not been consulted in the matter. He declared 1t very prob able, however, the body would be re- turned to Chile under the American flag within fortnight.
 Messages of sympathy from all parts Of the world have been pouring in at the Chilean legation today to Senora De- Cruz. She is prostrated with grief and is constantly attended by Mrs. Thomas C. Dawson wife of the United States minister at Panama; Senora Dona Maria DeCalvo, wife of the Costa Rican minis ter to the United States, and Senora De Riano, wife of the Spanish minister.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
GALLAGHER WILL
 BE PUT ON TRIAL

Jersey City, N. J. December 19.-James J. Gallagher, who shot and seriously wounded Mayor Gaynor on the deck of a steamship at Hoboken August last. will be arraigned here tomorrow for trial on an indictment charging felonious assault on William H. Edwards. New York's commissioner of street cleaning. who stood beside the mayor and was slightly wounded at the time of the shooting.
 Counsel for Gallagher, Alexander Simp- son, said today he would apply at once t., have his client declared insane. In company with Dr. Allen Hamilton for the state and pr. John Reilly for the de- fense, Simpson today interviewed Galla- gher in the warden's office at the prison.
 The Edwards indictment is to be brought up first because the prosecution desires to be certain of the effect of the mayors wound before proceeding to trial. For that reason the statutory year and day will probably be allowef to elapse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
MICHAEL CUDAHY'S
 WILL MADE PUBLIC

Chicago, December 19.-Michael Cudahy, founder of the Cudahy firm of meat packers, left an estate worth s11,ooo, 900, according to the will which was made public today. Of this s9,000,oo0 Is in per sonal property and the remainder Is iii real estate.
 Under the term of the will, the widow, Cttharine Cudahy, will receive an annu- ity of sS0,000 to be paid from the estate by the trustees, who are: His daughter, Miss Martha Cudahy; his son, Joseph M. Cudahy. and Albert F. Borchert Sev- eral hospitals and similar institutions are giving specific sums and his seven chil- dren are to receive annuities.
 The whole estate, real and personal. outside of certain personal effects and some Pasadena, Cal. real estate, is willed to the trustees, to be held in trust for five years and managed according to their judgment. After Mrs. Cuda- hy's annuity is paid it is directed that each of the children shall be paid annu- ally $10,000 for five years, and to John Shaw of Chicago $500 annually for the same period. The children are: Mrs. William P Nelson, Martha Cudahy Clara A Cudahy, Mrs. John B. Casserly of San Mateo, Cal, John P. Cudahy, Joseph M. Cudahy and Edward l. Cudahy.
 The remainder of the yearly income is to be given to the trustees, also to be held in trust, and when the estate ti- nally is distributed at the end of the trust period, $50000O is to be given to Mrs. Catharlne Cudahy, the widow, or her heirs.
 Albert F. Borchardt, the trustee, is secretary of the Cudahy Packing com pary. The will was filed late today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
 AGAINST BROKER

Boston, December 19.-A petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court today against Robert l.. Davie, the young broker. who disappeared several weeks ago.
 The petition was brought by two retail firms and the holder of note. It is ex- rected that other creditors will file claims under the petition. It was stated al the time of Davies disappearance that his liabilities would total more than s2OC GOO. His creditors include prominent persons in the religious, theatrical and business world
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
Renort on oId soldiers, Home

Washington, December 19.-Segregation of habitual drunkards. sweeping exten- sion of membership eligibility to inhrm veterans, steps to minimize the feeling between civil war veterans and other volunteers, and better menus are among the recommendations made in a compre- .hensive report on the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers submitted tc Congress today. Inspector General Brew CT. who made the inspection at the ten different institutions. says the daily all lowance per inmate should be raised from 14.s4 cents to 20 cents. and recommends better food.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
Fortune Left to Orphan

Atlanta, December 19.-Miss Alma Stanley, an orphan and a teacher in the public schools of this city, today became the possessor of a fortune of $100,000 by the terms of the will of Mrs. Josephine Abbott, her great aunt. Mrs. Abbott. who was regarded as one of the wealth. fest women in the state. left an estate worth $750,o0o. Of this amount ther hus- hand. Col B. F. Abbott, received $50000. large amount also was distributed to religious and charity institutions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
CHANGES IN GERMAN
 PATENT LAWS MADE

Berlin. December 19.-The govern ment today introduced in the reichstag an amendment to the law of patents of far-reaching character In the bill the authorities are given power to re- scind a patent after three years in the event that the article is manufac- tured chiefly outside Germany or the colonies.
 The government memorandum de- clared that the measure is necessary in order to protect German industry which is threatened by the patent laws of other countries. A provision in the amendment makes it possible for the auth horities to compel the patentee to license and personally develop his pat en should the holder not make us of 1t, himself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
MANIFESTATIONS


 EXPERIENCED stenographer now em- ployed wishes to make change; salary reasonable. Bell phone 4S91. 12-lS-3t WANTED-Position as fnisher; mar ried man of 15 years experience; good reference; no objection to leaving city Also had considerable experi- ence in carriage painting. Address K-22, care Age Herald. 12-1s-3t WANTED-A position to collect by a lady with six years experience; bond if required. and small salary to begin. Ad- dress 7409 Hillman ave, East Lake.
 12-1S-st RINTER-All-round man desires posi- ton at once with some good weekly. First-class references furnished. Ad- dress W. s. Willett. Carbon Hill. Ala.
 12-19-2t position at once by a bright, energetic young man of "A; quick at figures, good writer, can do billing, receiving, shipping, timekeep- ing, and has otherwise a good all-round clerical experience; best of references. Address J. K, 2229 Avenue E, Ensley. Ala. 12-20-2t WHITE chauffeur wants job; also is Al repair man and vulcanizer; can furnish references. Address C-23, care Age Herald. 12-20-2t EXPERIENCED travelling salesman ap pealing to the hardware. furniture and general merchandise trade is open for a side line for 1911 on a commission basis and s30 per week drawing ac- count for the states of Mississippi, Lou isiana, Arkansas and Texas; best Of references given. Address Commercials, Metropolitan Hotel Birmingham, Ala.
 12-20-2t WANTED-Position as clerk: want work and must have 1t. Address Y-19, care Age-Herald 12-20-2t WANTED-Position as stenographer and office assistant by young man aged 2l years; two years experience; can fur nish references Address A-23, care Age-Herald. l2-20-2t YOUNG man, Virginia bred, age 21, wants to settle down in Birmingham and is desirous of a position as stock or shipping clerk with some reliable wholesale grocery or hardware firm; gilt edge reference; now employed; good reasons for changing. Address Z-2, care Age Herald. l2-20-2t NANTED-Position by young man in of- fee or bank as bookkeeper or any kind of office work; have had three years experienee am at present employed but desire change at once. Am hard worker. Address H-23, care Age-Herald.
 12-20-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
I MAKE BONDS. GEO. c. OLIVER, Phones 334.
Southern Railway for Florida points. Through Sleepers.
LEGAL NOTICES
Esfray Notice

The State of Alabama, Jefferson Coun- ty-Probate Court.
 Taken up by D. J. Davis on the 14th day of December, 1910, and estrayed before J. c. Arnold, justice of the peace for Precinct No. 50, certain dark bay horse, with dim star in fore- head, rough shod, with sore feet, weight 900 or 1000 pounds; also a cer tain light bay mare with star in fore head, white left hind foot and white spot on heel of right hind foot, weight nine or ten hundred pounds, and to- gether valued at $160.
 Witness my hand. this 17th day of December, 1910. S. E. GREENE, Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
 12-20-3t-tu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
Wages Are Increased

Newark, N J., December 19.-The Pub lie Service Railway company, which prac- tically controls all the trolley lines in New Jersey, has announced an increase of wages which affects 3500 motormen an6 conductors. The Increase will amount to about s125.0O0 year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20

FOR sALE-Five-room cottage just com pleted, Sd avenue between Hawkins and
 Pearl streets. West End. Vacant lot on Walnut street, between 1st and 2d ave nues, West End. Will make attractive price and terms on the above for quick
 sale. H. A. Speaker, with W. D. Wood Lumber Go. Bell phone 45so; Peoples 2sS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20

MANTED-Crew managers and agents to sell Excelsior Dry Chemical Fire Extin-
 guishers; immense profits: an absolute necessity for homes, factories, stores and automobile garages; the greatest known for paint, oil, or gasoline fires. Excel sior Fire Appliance Co.,, SIP Machesney Bldg, Pittsburg, Pa. 12-10-14t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
REAL ESTATE
REDSNAPPER SAUCE

If you ladies have never tried REDsNAPPER SAUCE
 you've misset whole lot in life. It improves foods.
 Makes things good. At su uocers, Go to 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20

FOR SALE-Station wagon or carriage, fully enclosed in glass, and in good con dition cost s550; will sell for s125 if taken immediately. Can be seen at Bir- nr;ngham Traffic and Transfer com psny, Sixteenth street and Third ave nue; also two sets of double harness. an elegant Victoria and four-seated trap Information about same will be given at above address
 12-19-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20

WANTED-Coal miners, machine run ners, machine loaders and track lay
 CTS for a new mine in southwest Vir- ginia; steady work guaranteed; good roof and no gas; drift mines Apply the Virginia Lee Company, St. Charles. Va. -30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20

WANTED-Two frst-class machinists
 Apply at once to Talladega Foundry
 and Machine Co., Talladega, Ala. 1 12-12-6t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
WANTED-MALE HELP

W1NTFDc-Men fo learn the automo- bile business and accept good posi- tions; we have .he best equipped gar age in the south; write for terms
 New Orleans Auto school. New Or lears, La. l2S24t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20

FOR sALE-sl44o worth of second mort gage paper. payable s3o per month; gilt edge security; will discount liberally.
 Gambill- Whittemore & Williams. 409-lo- Il Empire Bldg, Main s, Peoples 8S Main. R-N-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20

FOR SALE-220-acre farm located m Shelby county, two miles from Co., lumbiana: 75 acres cultivation; mostly bottom land, balance original timber; two houses, barn, etc, on fine pike road; three everlasting freestone wells; price only S13.50 per acre; this is a bargain; takes 5000 cash. Gambil Whittemore & Williams, 4o9-10-11 Elm pire Bldg, Main 8, Peoples 2GS Main.
 l2-1S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-20
ONE GENT 4 WORD

RATES-One cent q word n day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tiOn. Cnrh must accompany order.