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TEXANS WILL VOTE
ON PROHIBITION

Dallas, June 13-By a vote of 10 to 10
the democratic state executive commit
tee decided today. to grant the petition
of over 10000 members of the party to
submit at the coming state primary cleo
ton the proposition as to whether or
not the legislature shall submit to the
voters a statewide prohibition amend
ment to the constitution
The action taken is under that pro-
vision of the Texas election law which
provides that platform demands for spe-
ciflc legislation shall be adopted only
after approved by the voters in the pri-
mary.
Such a proposition was adopted at the
election held two years ago, but the
legislators did not heed the demand, 1t
requiring a two-third vote of both
branches of that body to formally pre-
sent the amendment.
Prohibition Is big issue in the present
gubernatorial campaign. there being four
candidates in the field, two of them for
and two against prohibition. The con-
test is a close one and has aroused great
interest
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" ANTED-Engineer to operate and keen
in repair electric light and waterworks
plant in town of 1000: night work; will
have assistant engineer. Must have
experience In the operation and main
tenanee of alternating current genera
tors. Corliss engines and compression
ice machinery References required. Per-
manent position to the right man. Sal
airy SIS per month. Address Eutaw
Waterworks, Electric G. Power Co.. ELL
taw, Ala. 6-l4-It
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SPECIAL RATES
Via
!, gyg[Sl

SuecjaI Homeseekcrs' Rates to points
In the west and northwest Tickets on
sale first and third Tuesdays of each
month limited for return 25 days from
date of sale.
Cincinnati, o.. and return, $500.
Tickets on sale June Is and 10, limited
for return June %. 1910.
Boston, Mass. and return, $780, 70.
Account National Education associa-
ton. Tickets on sale June 26 to July
2. with final limit July IA, and may be
extended to September 8, 1910, by de-
post of ticket and paying fee of $1.00.
Mobile, Ala. and return ..... 1886
Account Alabama Press association.
Tickets on sale June IA and 10, with
final limit for return June 26, 1910.
For further information call on or
write to P. Sid Jones, d. P. A. Both
phones 977. Birmingham Ala.
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killed in Family Feud

Lexington, KY, June 13.-In fac
tional difficulty last night at Athol,
Breathitt county, Miles Crawford was
shot and killed by Elisha Johnson. 1t
is charged Crawford attacked his cous-
in, Clay Crawford, and was killed by
Johnson The latter surrendered.
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Washington, June 13.-Representa-
tives Joseph O'Connell of the Tenth
Massachusetts, district and Albert Els
topinal of the First Louisiana district
were declared regular members of Con-
gress by decision of House committee
on elections No. ! today. Both are DEM
ocrats. O'Connell's seat was contested
by ]. Mitchell Calvin. republican, and
Estopinals by E. S. Yarmouth, repub-
lican.
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WAN AED-Number of small manufactur-
ing hints to locate at Corey, the new
southern home the United States Steel
corporation near Birmingham; excellent
opportunities for such plants near the
great new 100000 plants of the Steel
corporation. Address Corey Land Com
pany, 1924 Third Ave, Birmingham, Ala.
6-12-6t-su-tu- tn
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WANTED-To get in touch with mer-
chants of all kinds who would like to
engage in business at Corey, the place
where 5000 people will be living in next
few weeks; 5000 men TO be employed in
constructing new plants United States
Steel corporation. Address Corey Land
Company, 2024 Third Ave, Birmingham,
Ala. 6-12-6t-su-tu-th
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FOR stenographic piece work or month
ly contracts apply sol Empire Bldg, or
call Bell phone 627. Good work at mod
crate prices. 5-15-tf
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WANTED-Two good collectors for re-
liable firm; must be able to furnish
bond good money for right men. Call
room ia. Birmingham hotel a. m. to
1 D. m.
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WANTED-1f you want a position as
fireman. brakeman. interurban motor
man. conductor or train porter (colored)
on roads near your home, s65 to $50
per month"; enclose stamp for applica-
ton blank and book; hundreds put to
work without experience; 500 more
wanted l. Railway C. l. No. 10, Indian
apolis, Ind.
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NICELY furnished room. with board.
convenient to bath. couple or two gem
tlemen Phone Bell Main 2635. 500 S.
goth st. 6-12-St
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LA MODESTO DRESSMAKTNG PAR
LORS make dresses at half price this
week. Place your orders; fit and style
guaranteed. 4141a n. 21st St. 6-14-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS

We relair ali MAKES Of stoves with
experienced help Robert Prowell Stove
Co., 31S N goth street. Bell phone 5000;
Peoples 327. s-10-tf
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ONE CENT A WORD.

taken for less thnn 25c for first fnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANT ED-Fifty miners for Ignite coal
mines at Hoyt. Wood county, Texas, on
NJ, K. & T. near Alba; eight-foot vein
of coal, good roof dry mine; best con-
ditions In state; three mines in opera
ton, steady work: good men can earn
s10o per month We will not pay trans
porta lion. Can use only white men.
Apply at Hoyt or to Consumers Lig
mite Company, Praetorian Building,
Dallas Tex 6-E-14t
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AN experienced bookkeeper and office
man wants position; satisfactory refer
ences as to character and ability. Adj
dress W-20 Age-Herald. 6-12-3t
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FOR sALE-,I7,5oo will buy 40 5o-foo

FOR SALE-s17,5 800 will buy 14o 5o-foot
lots, we'll located on car line IN DC
fare limit. between Birmingham anu
Bessemer. This is part of subdi-
vision where lots are being sold at
$3.50 to $500 each and where 10 or
16 new cottages have been erected
and are occupied by owners. Moder.
ate cash payment will handle the deal.
If looking for an investment In real
estate you can find nothing better than
this. To give the name of owner
or property after giving such low
price would hurt the property SO
ask that you apply to V-19, care Age
Herald 6-12-3t
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by lady stenog-
rapher. accurate and reliable; can spell
and punctuate; would begin on moder-
ate salary; no objection to leaving city;
reference P-19 Age-Herald 6-12-3t
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man who understands
cleaning, dyeing and pressing clothes
Address J-2l. care Age-Herald. 6-l4-2t
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FOR SALE-s4000, 10-room modern
home. close in on North side the
house alone is worth the money, but
owner needs money and offers at this
price. Apply Wis, care Age-H Herald.
6-12-3t
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CONSIGN your horses and mules to Flies
& Sons auction sale Thursday, June is,
I'd Hvenue and 10th street. 6-12-4t
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lVANTED-BOARDERS

ROOM and board. zoo 9Th ave. 6-2-sOt
FOR RENT-Lovely room with board ,
1890 South goth street. 5-29-16t
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FOR SALE-Eleven acres; good for sub
dividing: $500 per acre. Dupuy- Burke
Realty Co.. Ensey. o-l1-St
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" ANIED-Gouple to board on South
Highlands, cool front room. 21O9 18th
ave. South. 6-11-1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-By expert lady stenographer
temporary position of several weeks.
Address Nib Age-Herald. 6-12-5t
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WANTED-Position as salesman in shoe
or clothing store; can furnish the best
of reference. R-19, care Age-Herald.
6-12-3t
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word a dayy ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cnsh must accompany order.
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ROOM and board. 1928 Ave. H. 6-12-12t
WANTED-Transient and regular board
ers. Phelan Flats 2o16 Fifth ave. 6-12-7t
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FOR SALE-sl750, 6 room cottage on
lot 50x190 in best section West End +;
$500 cash, balance like rent will han
die this. Apply X-19, care Age-Her-
aid. 6-12-3t
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IRON SAFES

EXCfGsfTE agents Haffs Sale Company
safes; not Hall Safe & Lock Co.; get
prices Thrasher Safe company. Mont
gomery, Ala. s-15-365t
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FOR SALE-By owner. at sacrifice.
modern, 7-room house, with 4-room
house on alley; piped for furnace ard
screened throughout; beautiful. elevated
lot, 50x156; fine drainage; within one
block of car line, Soutfsde; rentals.
s546; price, $1,000. For further particu-
lars address O-&, care Age-Herald.
3-1l-tf
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YOUNG couple desire duly 15) excellent
accommodations in Norwood or South
Highlands. Sam Friedman, Care j.
Blach & Sons. 6-14-tf
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FOR SALE-One OF the prettiest homes
on South Highlands: lot 50xlsl; S-room
house; four bedrooms. two bathrooms.
basement; modern; only $500; $500 cash.
10 years 70 pay balance in monthly
payments straight per cent interest
Address SIS. care Age-Herald. 4-i9-tf
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WANTED-Man cook for hotel in town
of 25o0; must be fast: no boozer need
apply. Address p o. Box 27l, Sylacau-
ga Ala 6-11-4t
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FOR SALE-Furniture business and good
lease account in Birmingham; whole or
part interest; $4,000 to $1,000 required.
Address Box 6S5, Birmingham, Ala.
6-1o-3t
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FOR cotton seed hulls and alfalfa hay
write to w. w. Hooton, West Point,
Miss. 6-9-t
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ICE CREAM. best made. Welden-Nash
Both phones 906 l-u-ti
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SODA dispenser wanted, one that Is
strictly sober and well experienced In
hot and cold Soda salary, SIS; refer
ences required. Peerless Drug Co..
Enid. Okla. e7-St
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WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to room
and board; COOL front rooms; good
meals; close in; moderate terms. 420 n.
21st street. 6-14-2t
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Halls safes at satisfactory prices anu
terms; safes exchanged. opened and re-
paired. Birmingham Safe Co.. 1al2-H
LIST avenue. Peoples phone g9o. ~. q
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FOR SALE-ssOoo; 10 acres rich cleared
level land: new 4-room house; cab.-
u net mantels improvements worth $500.
Six blocks East Lake Highlands car.
Terms. B. B. Hudson, 2104 1st ave.
6-1o-ct
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ROOM and board; young man out OF
town part of time but wish meals when
not away: must be close in. Address
XII care Age-Herald.
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Rooms : WANTED : Board

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. convenient to BATH Prl-
vate family, with no other boarders.
VS. care Age-Herald. 6-ll-4t
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BOARDING and two rooms for couple
and children. Il and 10; must be moder-
ate priced. accessible car line, healthy
cool locality. with refined private fam
lily where things are kept clean j. j.
Lybarger, Box 63S. birmingham
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BUSINESS CHANCES

AN energetic man with $1,000 can secure
good position and good returns on in
vestment. Phone 5S72 Bell,
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FOR SALE-S900. 3-room cottage on
nice lot; now rented for $40 per year;
this is nice investment; 5000; lot 50x
150 at Earl Place. $4,000. manufac
turing site 15Ox400, facing three rail
roads, this block is well located to
put negro houses on; would rent well
and pay Is per cent, while property
will increase in value. Minge, 210-11
First National Bank Bldg 6-12-3t
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FOR SALE
6-4-tf


TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
BELL, 100. PEOPLES 61. 6-4-tf
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FOR SALE-Upright piano in good con-
dition, also gas range and gas heater
for baths. 1859 18th avenue. S. bel
phone 37S. 6-12-3t
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-Twos experienced statesmen;
good proposition to right party. Call A.
T. Norton Peoples phone 247.
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ROGERS ans, HIS Friends.

Charles Sumner went 80 800 Samuel
Rogers and liked HIM after he had been
entertained by the pust at breakfast
The liking marked sharp chang. of
opinion His various savings thai are
reported about town and his conversation
a. caught II NJ evening parties. Summer
wrote. had impressed me with a great
admiration Of his powers. but with a
positive dislike. | love frankness and
truth But his society AT breakfast has
almost obli,erated my frs; impression
We were alone. and he showed mo all
those wonderful paintings. and We talked
till far INTO the y ft"rnoon I have seldom
enioycd myself more Summers ac-
count az this IlhIminat ing visit IL in
GUIDED by Mr. ELLIS RorsVrs IN his
ample and aiiraciiv. hut not quite
thoroughly smooth and connected work
Samuel Rogers upd HIS Circle IL +
Dutton and Company.
Samuel Rogers was born AT Stoke
Newington in 1893 This place AZ that
time and for years afterward was a
village Iwo miles from the edge Of London
or Samuel's mother. who died in ia 81 IN.
age OF ~, Mr. Roberts says, folio wing
narrative with comment, she had
borne eleven children in fifteen years and.
ono would think. was glad 10 rest Vet
Mary PoEers. with her eleven children.
is cert ainly a far higher type of woman
hoocAikan certain modern wives who shun
mot herhood A. 100 iIresom. and wear
themselves with other occupai ions and
not only die tired but live tired aud die
weary and unhoStaged After all. Mar
q al hnr
happy life. and no man or woman can
expect more MANUEL thought that h.
would nike to be q preacher. bu- he I've
came u banker. like hIs father a poet and
Il friend and entertainer OF poets and all
SORTS Of artistic and disrin gli-hed p.ople
When Rogers was - he wrote prose
in the rounded manner that was then
esteemed az Fashion for instance n.
and not too briskly or mar.
vously observed: Whether she hei gh,ap.d
with q pencil the vermilion Of her ch..ss
or clothed her limbs with close or flowing
vest, whether ahe collected her rim y,o,s
in a knot or suffered them To- hang peg;.
gently ON her shoulders. whether .h.
shook the dice. wax.d tn. Tyre or tiII..,,
III. sparklng glass sha was ,mita,.,,
by her vorarie-. who Wed with each other
In ob-ec'io,iAne-s and reverence. F..b-
oBabls psople wer" g!aily and pro,,dIv
and abjec'ly initiative and they have
continued To he ~ ever -,nce no, with.
all tn" assaults NJ tn. sat,rI.t.
In i1Ss An Ode 10 Superstition with
Some Other Poems was published lac
I'adsil. The price was only right..n
pence. yet e. 'ise snd ~ four year. only
had paid Cad"ll En- for hrs concern ~
he matter and - any satisfaction that
may have be"n felt by the poet could
rot have besn a satisfaction arising from
he profits. The meagrene-s Of IN. sal.
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on duty throughout ths campaign. OF
with ;ha, ~ GsnL Emory linton. who
v,s badly wound-d N tho tnixh q, the
Battle ~ Winchester and although posi-
tively ordered by Sheridan 60 the rear
not only declined To go bu; after his sur
G~on had stanchrd his wound with a tour
niq'iet actually had himself carried abou.
the Field on a stretcher till tn" victory WAS
won. II will bc seen that Hooker had hat
comparatively little Of that fortitud. ana
SIM less VI that aggressive temper which
should have gone wish his sobriq'ict,
The simple fact in that h. show"d h'n-
sell to be a swashhuci>l-r and braggart:
and whsle thlt class fro Iuently contains
men OF courage and daring they generally
nave but little nl the talents and less nj
the character which should be found IN u
General commanding a great army. The
curious reader will find ample evidence IN
the volume under consider alton not only
tn Justify fully this conclusion hut to
show that both Hooker's strategy and
tactics were had. that hts nlars wrr,
erlId"ly conceived and noo,ly executed
nj every stage of the campaign. that his
orders S".e yer bose and difficult to und..-
stand. that his army was divided at she
ou's.rrt IN violation If the Tunc,amonta tn
principles Of strategy and that Hook or
h'msei: at the crucial hour lost his head
not because he was drunk ar dis1iIed. As
has been commonly suppnsed for many
years. bat because nf personal d-mnrali-
zation and lack Of effective leadership IN
IN" presence Of the enemy. which his army
two to one
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900.

In order hat m" conclusion Of the forc
going chau'.r may b" more clearly under
stood certain interesting fact. which the
= nor ha- recorded Should l.. noted IN
regard to tn" composition of tn" Two
a-ni", From Tho offcial figure. IL 40
pear- f"ai Will" both .rrni"- were com
msnd"d bv w"si Pointers, only n Dep
cont ~ fh" Federal A. agarnst all Of the
fonf"d"~a corps commanders we're
W. % 'crnr"r- " al-o appears that A.
T." con-. &" -" Fedora, division com
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Ind hirshsrmors that Q movement I'm
epat direction would uncover washingaoo
and thus violate one of the Fundamental
conditions imposed upon him by tho
Washington authorities u. WA thug
forced. a. was Grant a year later. to NOV.
by his righ' flank and by a doubt. pa-sagr
OF the Rappahannock and tho Rapidan
to place has army in position south Of
the latter stream from which he could
fiirIy hope TO assail thu enemy on fAvora-
bic terms. either IN the Wilderness or in
tho cren Country beyond The authors
n irra'iv" gives a multitud. Of quota, ions
and extracts which show substantially
that Lee had fore-+e;i tha. Hooksrs line
OF advance WOW . - turning move
ment through HARDWOOD Church To th,.
upper for.s OF the Rappahannock Thus
II appears that the opposing commanders
had reached q substantial agreement rs
to tho course Of the campaign at hand
Lees position was central. while Hooker
involved turning march OF about forty
nv" inii~s s'y his right wing and Of about
half that distance by his centre This
simple fact gave lee n great advantage
Early ia April Lincoln visited the army
and although his military experience was
confined TO q few weeks service with the
Illinois militia in the Black Hawk war he
was entertained by series Of stately
parades and reviews. which must have
suggested more OF the circus and the
grand entry Of all nations" than Of .he
campaign against Lee and his army II
was during this visit that Hooker dis
played that overconfidence and noncha-
lance in speech and deportmant which
greatly shook the Presidents confidence
in him and his success II might be true
that he had under his command tn.
finest army on the planet and that the
defeat Of Leo and the capture Of Rich
mond were certainty. hut there il no
doubt that the President soul was filed
with apprehensioh which impellsd him in
taking his leave OF Hooker TO impress upon
him the absolute necessity Of putting all
his men into their next fight
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y The theatre " operat ions lay south and
west of the Rappahannock River, from
led TO 30D feet vide between fifty and
sixty miles from Washington. Hook.r's
headQuarter- were at Falmouth. OPPOSITE.
the old town -. Fredericksburg. while
his immediate base was twelve miles
northeast. near the junction Of the Apuia
Creek with the Potomac. where u was
amply protected by naval fotilla. OF
course most Of his supplies were hrough,
TO that place by water and forwl ried ny
rail aHd wagon to the army IN the field
The entire region north Of Rapiian
Station on tho Orange and Alexandria
Railroad and the RapIdan River To its
Junction with the Rappahsnno~k near
HARDWOOD Church was under tho ar.c-
tive occupation or control cf the nat ionaI
forces. The distance from Falmouth
% Rapidan Station by tn" country roads
n about forty-fiv- miles. or two good
msrches for fresh troops.
Hooker's army was na-sed about
Falmouth. with picksts and detachments
keeping close watch on the line ~ IN.
river from RAppahannock Station TO the
mouth OF the Massaponax. about five
miles below fredericksburg The entir.
distance thus covered. cutting of the bends
OF the river, was ABOUT thirty six miles
Rockers force consisted Of seven army
corps Of infantry. one OF cavalry and
seventy-one batteries. containing IN all si3
guns. with total al oricers and men pros
emit for duty on March 81. 1913. N 1884 -
Every army corps commander except
Sickles was trained soldier and graduate
Of West Point and the same would have
been true of m" entIr" stan ~Nc"pt aides
de-camp had Hooker MT he~n cCrnp.lI.d
To rubstlt'it" bH't"rt"lt Tor stone. Who
was MS hrst choice Tor chic:
HOOKER himself was graduate ~ Vest
Point who had i@it the army after a few
years ot inronsTir'i"'i- ."-vlc" and in