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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12
WEST DARNEN

Renie Wagner transacted business
at Morris Friday. ~. -.....
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quilliam also
George Vaughan visited at Stein
brings one evening las week.
JAY Newell made a drive out to
Scandal Friday.
Stevens County Produce Co. pay
cash.
George Ross went down to Horton
Sunday to assist the S. and H. nine
in their battle against East ,Darnen.
Victor Kohl was a Morris caller
Saturday. 49,
The next thing on the schedule is
basket social and dance at Dist.
No. 4. where g. Vaughan handles
the hickory Friday.
Corn planting has already COM
menced in this locality.
DR.. Game made a call at John
Bemiel's Saturday. :~
Miss Louise and Helen Kohl visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Basin Sunday
afternoon.
Robert Ross hauled load of hay
from here day last week. -.
The trees are putting forth their
verdant foliage to match the already
green fields so that things have fine
appearance of spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rowe and
children also Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bastin visited at Ed Bastin's Sunday.
Considerable damage was done to
the grain by the big wind Friday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12
Al e e z T A


Emil Raasch was an Alberta caller
Tuesday.
Stevens County Produce Co. pay
cash.
Water is very scarce commodity in
Alberta and particularly rain water
as is evidenced by the expert
ences of those in need of same and
their efforts to fill their wants.
Mrs. G. H. Fsrweli and Mrs. w.
M. Roberts were Albreta callers Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gausman' s son, who
has been away for some time, has
returned. The lost has been found much
to the jov of his parents.
All grain planted appears to be
growing nicely and by May 18th all
crops in this vicinity will be in the
ground.
Some rain fell in this vicinity
Tuesday.
During the month of April there
was no stock shipment from this sta
tion, May 9Th there was one car. The
low price of cattle is the cause. Peo-
pie who have gone to the trouble and
expense of raising them prefer to keep
them rather than part with them for
little or nothing when they can pos
sibly hold and feed them.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12
Some New Insurance Laws.

Chapter 226. Is an act passed in
the interest of the Degree of Honor.
This fraternal order has Grand Lodge
in the State of Minnesota, with a
Superior Lodge in the State of South
Dakota. The order is DESTROYS of
combining the benefit department of
their Grand Lodge with the Superior
Lodge. and the act provides that the
Insurance Commissioner may. in his
discretion. permit such merger.
Chapter 315. Amends Section 1907.
Revised Laws of Minnesota 1905,
and is known as the Revsere Liability
Bill. which was recommended for
passage by the Insurance Commission
ers' Convention. It requires an addi-
tional to be kept by liability COM
panies to that which is required under
the present law. = u.
Chapter 2O3. Known as the State
Fire Marshal law. is patterned after
the Ohio law relating to the preven-
tion of unjust determinations in fix
ing of fire insurance premiums and the
prevention of fires. The new act
eontemplates complete .reorganiza-
tion of the present State Fire Marshal
Department At the present time the
fire insurance companies are taxed
one-quarter of 1 per cent of the gross
premiums collected from themselves
in the State for the maintenance of
the State Fire Marshal's Department.
About SIS, 900 was collected in 1910.
of which amount about Sc, 900 was
given to the Fire Marshal, the balance
going into the State Treasury.
Under the new act the entire amount
above referred to levied for the pur-
pose of maintaining this Department,
can be expended by the Fire Marshal
for the above purposes.
With the high fire ratios in the
State of Minnesota for the past ten
wears which woro &C folIowe
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Morris
Men and Women, Old and
Young.

Kidney ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning.
Children suffer in their early
years,
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man, woman or child.
Is to cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidneys Pills cure sick kid
neys-
Cure all forms of kidney suffering.
The following testimony proves it.
Mrs. Fred Sandmeyer, Benson,
Mimi, says: "a public statement I
gave in 1907, telling of the great bene-
fit Doan's Kidney Pills brought in our
family was correct in every particular,
This remedy permanently Cured the
person who took it of kidney COM
plant. We have since kept Doan's
Kidney Pills on hand and we occa-
sionally use them as kidney tonic.
We always recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills to anyone we hear COM
planning of kidney trouble" 46
FOR safe oy all dealers. Price so
'ents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffgio4s
New York. sole agents for the United
Mates
Remember the name-Doan's-a
AXE no other.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12

STATEOF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, | SIS.
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F J. Cheney
& Co. doing business in the City of
Toledo, County and Sta:e aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of one
hundred dollars for each and every case
of catarrah that cannot be cured by the
use of HalpsCatarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D. 1886
A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD NOTYRA PUBLIC.
Halls Catarh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, Send for testi-
mOnialS free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for .constipa-
ton. 1l-3
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12
LAUNDRY AGENCY

Bring your laundry to the
local agency of the Sank Cen
ire City Laundry for first-class
and prompt service.
Baskets are, sent. regularly
on Tuesday and Friday morn
ing and returned on Wednes-
and Saturday. Laundry must
be at Hildreth's barber shop
before 6 o'clock on Monday
and Thursday evenings.
Family Washing at Reason
able Rates, Called for and De-
livered.
]. Z. HILDRETH
Phnle 223 Harris Block
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12
Thirty-Two Thousand Acres TO BE
Settled on at Once.

Nearly $4,000 acres of land have
been opened for settlement In the
Bow String and Boy river country.
This includes all coded lands on
which the timber had been cut and re
moved; $4,000 acres in the Leech
Lake reservation and nearly 10000 in
the Winnebigoshish reserve.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12
Bracelets.

Bracelets have been worn as orna-
ments by almost every nation, savage
as well as civilized.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12

great field is open to the State
Fire Marshal and with the increased
force and assistance afforded him in
this act a record should be made by
the Department in the coming two
years.
Fire losses for March, 1911. in
Minnesota, were 81, 325, 900, as COM
pared with $2O1. 900 for March. 1910.
Following is a comparison of fire
losses in the United States for Janu-
airy. February and March, in 1911,
1910. and 1909:
1911 1917 1909
Ian " Sl7,S 900 S12,Y 400 SlS,6s6, ono
Feb " l4,S4a.H0 l+,064 .0n0 1881 .tsA
Nar.... 2T,0S4G00 1644j,G 12.3W,A00
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1911-05-12

The cost Of the famous st. Peters In
Rome was over seventy millions of our
money.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26

Cist6, dobr6 zrno hodili jsme ldny
ncpntcI y6ak nasil koukou
u kde moh pfilil jc6M 5luce r1Dy,
aby jgtij doshh' zkazy 6koln.
Ncm6lne y91k zlsti v srdei SVEN Vic dneskai
odpustcnI why nam jc syatg jew.
Laskou yysuncna jc ted nasc stezka,
Ldskou jcnom pisem' M syou koroUbey q,
My nevdek sklizeli pfee jsnc blazit cbtei,
WI srdce otcyffi vsem
ysak dusc ldskou kdya Nc roaechy6ly,
svet zabrnul ms posnechem
My novddk sllizcli ptec jsme bojoyoIi
20 brde nesli prapor syojicb Sn6
poctiyG bill jsme q p0ctiyG ~ ryaIi.
SuTle nds yeky pnsiicb dn6
Ny nevdtk sllfzcli pfec jsiue dale spell
kn pfcdu Mi jsmc cestou syou
| za bouH, kdy obzory No tm6y
ton cestou tyrdou, dalekop -,
y novon son dale p6jdeme dbem, noel,
tfebh bychom an 6euzfoli ell
mirpSm sloycm l6sky bratrdm ku pomoei
prneoynb bdem die sygcb ehabycb sil.
M pax jedDou klosnew',
jak We spat6 kIcsli
papiste, ~ ienom
20 zhkonn taxi
- ziyotem kdya brine
PoyinnosH nesli,
klesIi ecstn6, joko
. hrde lodi yrak ."
Omaha, Nebr., 20. teryeDce 1911
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26

ldcrA Ne konala yccra Y Lincoln,
Iyysldnj byli tito krojanb' r w,
I,andb0ner, Il, Berka, V. l,ures o
j, koutskg.
DO demokratickt stdtni
konyonco, kterd 40 konala vccra
ye Fremont, Neb., byli . cechh dc.
legoydni y. hiba j. Killian, eimz
posledni syoJi zpr1vu oprayujemc.
Mabel Warrcnoyh, 1Gleth
dcern j A. Warrena y &. 207 sey.
20. nL, u Robert Sbeffey, chicaz.
|sky fcrnoch, dali No spolu pred
Itydnem Chicagn oddati. Pfc.
dcyelrcm Nc o tom doy6del divcin
otcc n dal mlady parek zatknou.
ii, Proydalat no dccra jcho za
zmin6nebo ternocha bez jcbo svo.
ieni.
Minulou nedeli odpolcdne
kopal NC mn pozemku kr1snt za-
brady Sokoloyny naM yylet spoil
ku starych Ceskych Osadnikd IA
velike dcasti starycb mladych.
Odpoledni program sestdval 2 pro.
slovd spolkovycb 1fednikd n po.
zyanych host1, mezi ktcrymi
zclastni pozornosti teal 80 mayor
Dahlman, dale hudebniho zp6v.
niho pofadu a konecne tancc, kite.
ry se proldhl u yyyrcholil pfi III
bayo ycccrni, jez 80 prolahla dlou-
ho pres p6lnoc. Iylastni u nzndni-
hodnou zasluhu o zdar yylctu TO.
ho zislSali 81 PIP. Cb. Sabata, Il. Po.
doldk, v. Vancura FIR Langpaul
$ ostatnimi tlony pofddajiciho vs.
boru, karel sabata zahhjil odpo.
ledni Slaynost yelmi pfipadnym
prosloyem, Po mem y$kony sySmi
upolornili mn sebe prof kolbaba,
81, ! Podoldkoya a ii, "a, Sinku.
Iowa Rec mayora Dahlmana, kite.
ron t}z sloiil nam Cechhm zvlh.
sid starym kdejsim osadniknm, sy6
ugnani yyvolala yelik6 nadseni.
Nelni ptkne pfiialo hylo yystou.
peni NJ u Shelaneyoye 10 40, q,
mahs "StrSeek, = loe Rcdman,
ieden = nejstarsieh osadnik0 omai.
skyoh promluyil poeAicich q.
malt u poukasal ma rotdil meal
unahou n Dolby a omahnu due.
aka n rodolak pronesl zee "A
yeretni Nsborn u spolku eclemu
/ 0spechn, iakehe So dodelal \ ne
ldeli Traialuieme
rel lied Sokol omaha kn
natl hu,le eJpolesiue ,lne d srpna
yelkt sefeine evident usmui -
usni iil daii yseslFanne pilpasS
Neskera lw@ayaslni sefsinA evident
t'alnsne ic,lnolt leAila - pro sl,ly
tiafllen ukAsku lslesne sSehayy
nasleh sakelA a selelsk neisslsi
rtifni cele vefvinosll praie slou.
fame, A. tsntokFAle hude pes sA
sasleeh aAsklssa nsjheinsssi No
sapeenvn'e IA datum
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26
\, N BERANOvsKfi


,ETLE PAMATcE zEsNULkHo EDwARDA RosEwATERl
zakladatclo "Pokrokn Zhpadu, m pr0bn a. rotniku
Ma hordch syctla Wpanun noel tennon sy1tita
to esta Brdce k bliznmu ldstou cistou yznitia
ii, jiz ton nocl bloudi, za s61tm pfsi jasny den
jich dusi chmury pochyby amizely jako 6erny sen
ticho kraje zaebl zp6v j6sot noyy &yot rlich
jak eiste dsee brarsk6 tk' rnIu druha ydrny drnh
Noe tcmnh zvolna mizcla ceryhnky yzesly mad horon
tsc hasd zbloudlych naisen6 polo hymnu svou
syou hypnu Nucnou, nadsenon plnou est6 Radosti
10 asnS, slunny pfisl den budnGho sveho rozcesn
Noy6mu Rdnu hymnem svym
Fobe sovcm dtkovnym
zjasnenou lie
nesl lid vstfic. ' '
Vsak pfisla Tvoe bodina
$3.50 boln6 Sc dnes vzpomina
co Pravdou jest ..,
~ Pope cesti
Omaha Nebr. 10. 6ervence 1911
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26

nkFvsnl rcpuhllkAasken
sonyenel. ktera - konala ' saholu
eipolesine "a pfedaednlctsl hsva
lshe soa'les u : liakera. doparu
eena hyla resaluel eps,nA kandi
lalafa prvAi,leula fafta IA pre
saliaalhe pfsslssda sselsn n y,
llakst a ,alemnlka Henry n.iFom,
Jaka dclsvAil 10 kenssnes siAtni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26

yseho 6esk6ho lidu, jchoz otdzkdm
ytnovaI pozornost nejvftM,
Kazdy, kdo cinnost Pokroku
Ndpadu sledujc u Jc pozoroyate.
lem poctiyym, otevfene doznd, 10
ri list ms vsimal n ysimd ysebo,
go sonyisf . zivotcm americkych
Cechu. s 1zkostlyosti u peel nej.
|yctM. Cinil eini TAX II y6domi,
10 v nhrodnim 0hlcdu kon1 dobrou
o zdrayou prdci, ktcrd, tfcba nc
okamziic, jcdnou jiste pfincse VIE.
mn lidu nasemu prosptch uzi-
TEX. Pravfme ysemu lidu, nebot
nikdy jsmc nepracovali pro jcdno-
Tive strany. Jako cesky list yzdy,
ysudc u vc vscm nell jsmc na zfc-
tell celek Gesktho lidu v Americe,
ktcr6mu jsmc dayali pouze to, co
mu pfisluselo pfislusf.
Ozvaly 80 proti nam hlasy, &c
isme listen beze smeru. Hlasy ty
vsak mas nezalekly a nezaleknou
mas AMI rfapfiste, ponevadz pfi sve
svobodomysInosii, kterou hl6sdme
oteyfen6, vine, ze V dozadoyanem
ma mas 'smeru" dozadovala sc ma
mas cihnost po ccsko-amerieku o.
puncovan6 svobodomyslnosti, kite.
RI hanobi, tupf, spini n slape yse,
co je j nepobodlnc, cinnosti kite.
r6hokoli slusneho casopisu nejen
ned1stojnou, ale ! nepoctivou. A
cinnosti 10 Pokrok Zdpadu SO ne
propdjcil n taky 30 nikdy nepro-
|p1j6i. We smeru tom yzdy pnjde
jenom ylastni cestou, eestou nj.
koli viry u nabozenstyi IA 0cclem
pdsobeni rozmisek n stvanic, ale
eestou programu eist6 narodniho
za ocistou a povznesenim eesko.
ameriokeho Hvota, We ktertm yzdy
a vsude bnde SO snaziti lid spise
spojoyati nez rozirhavati. v Elm.
nosti Il vidi Pokrok Zapadu svnj
program a synj en. Ia einnost
jest ieho smerem a od tehol nj.
kdy se neuchSli ami jedinou pid.
: ve,lomim tim yydAvame Sc =
chuti MA eestu do noyeho dcsiti-
lett Vine. ae v ,om,o hude nam
prodtlaii fadu noySeh rkouScls,
noyych hoin nesyeh xapasa, ale
ideme 10 nieh smsle heze stra.
ehu. ponavadh isme n jis,i, a. mas
na eesle Il hude provazeli nase
eejlepsi vale a snaha yaemu lidn
aeskemu v Aaeriee nroSpatI mod
ne neivice Lid ten daveu syau
mnehdy nam proieyil noufAme,
l. daseru ia nam ' einnoslI uasi
saehova ! naslalr, b. il nlvoinAaa.
III a ic takio poakytnuton pol
lanu klers j. kaAlsma tasapisn
ltrha neisise, palsle spalu : uA
mI nku Fnce a. iesl.nsm spoiled
asm elem ~ passns~nlm ec.ks.
ho alyoia AmsFiee la vesA Ell
seha aeskshe lidu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26
4 OMAHY.

Y minulSeh ineeh isms hy
Il mile pelsseui sspomlaAsml y
po,lahS pskaseh rohie,lnIe, k,ers
nam faslali ~. ! A fUiaa . Obi.
ea9a, IN a ir ileFm klilaa .
lsssssonu Nass snlssaa dskuie-
,aa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26
MA pRAHU NovEHo RocNfKU.


ry mi jiz IN sebou o cestu do pA.
t6ho nastupuje =. Tezkymi zkou.
Gkami trapnych zacAtk6, rdznymi
boji u zapasy, jez mu bylo minu-
lycb dobach prodclati spolu rdz.
nymi pohromami, ktcrt jej stihly,
6klady n ndstrabami nepfatcl
neunayen, yydAya 80 IN tn dalN
ccstu cbutf !. Klidne sc diva IN
scbe -. vykonal pro sye ttenafe
pro lid zdejM ydbee yse, co W.
konati mobl OsazoyuI Ncbrasku,
byl svedkcm strastiplnSch pochtkh
ncjstarsich oaadniltd, ktcr6 tcsil,
poyzbuzoyaI II nikdy neoponstel,
vsem byl dobrym u otcoyskym
pfftelem d rhdccm, die scbopnosti
svycb ncjlcpsim ncitclem u konce.
nc noohrozcnym yhdcem, ktcry
doyedl jiti IN cilem, jejz Vi yyth,
Primo bezohledpe, mnohdy ku
sv6 yInstni yelikt skodn.
Pokrok Hdpadu nikdy ncdbal
Wth0 ylastpibo prospechu, Dikdy
no ncpropdjtovnl zdjmhm, jez je-
mn samotntmu by siec pomohly,
ale lid nhs poskodiIy, ale yzdy YER.
ne a oddan6 stdl pfi lidn, sdileje =
MIN jak jeho radosti lax strasti a
svfzcle, n yedl jcj X mcthm jas.
nejhieb n utesencjsicb duseynich
obzorI ! We chyflfcb, kdy sam pro.
dflaval krisc nejborsi.
Byly DOLBY, kdy sam ticbu II po.
silu poifeboyaI kdy tato nepfi.
chdzela odniknd. Sam ysak VI
tech dobhch, 30 poifcboyal sam,
/ dAyal jinym ~, A emil TO rad
mnobdy pfi Dcjy6tsim sebezapfe-
, nj ylasinfD +. Ilznh to nekdoY
Oceni TO dncs nfkdoY Po dlou-
b5cb, Dckoneene dloubych etyficc-
]. Z Z lti%h'
N67iodfskt poyolanf jc ncydct.
nym povolhnim. nejlepsf ydle .
snaba potkh NC pfi mem nepo-
chopcnim jingcb, zcela odlisnych
nazorcch ndzorh tech je takovc
mnozstyi, ~ noyindfi nemozno SO
zachoyati. Novindf poctiyy no.
yinhf slednje pouzc jcdcn pro-
gram ell u media se cesty, KITE
ron jde, strhoyati zadnymi zdjmy
Ten, kdo by TAX necinil, byI by
'spatnym n nepoctivym novinafem
a list, pro ,ktery by fakovym zpd-
sobem pracoval, nemohl by sc a
nesmel poyazoyati IN pfitele n uti-
tcle ldu.
To Pokrok Iapadu yzdy mel na
zfetcli proto taky, sleduje yzdy .
vsnde jenom jediny ell +; prospech
svfho lidu, yenoyal tomuto ysech-
ny svt nejlepsi nejpoctiytjsi 81
ly. Tolik sebcvedomf dnes md
jc na ne take hrdym -, Maze SO
klidnt podivati IN sebc, poneyad&
svou novinafskou povinnost vddci
lidu svemn vzdy ysudc rlnil \
naprostou poctivosti svedlmito-
sti. Proto taky klidn6 ! pred &C.
be sc diva Zaruka dobrSa zlra.
va minulosti je mu zarraou stej-
ne budoucnosti 49, a In ably stej-
non byla, ie jeh jedinym nei-
yroucnajiim pmnim.
Mnohy ~'ai fddcich techto
bude Ledati cllyastayost. Neu6ini
yak dobfe. sami jsme il yelice
dnleci Diktoyalol II 60 y}Se uve-
dend fadky, pax To bylo jcdin6 y6,
donii sykonant prace autokriti,
ce nejpfisn6jki pax ySdomi ohli.
by prime, iakym se rokrok III.
padn zylasle poSlednim dcsiti.
lett teal uejSitsich kruxich %.
sko-americkeho lidu.
Nchudeme yypisoyati d5jiny 20,
kroku zapadu. lyto ii kaldy ma.
H. pfeaisii pamAlesnim eislu
Iouskem Aia falit ,o.l..tSkaaa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26
ma PRAHU Al. ROCNfKU.

"Pnlis dhl 10 clio yytkli jsmo y as
10 jo sta lot tfeba, by MIN putoy0l
vfas& SO Dh m tYAfe, boleji nam vlasy,
jako tom, doz chtoIi viddt Svaty Oraal -
(F 5oldln.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26

Ale renegat syobody,
pokrytstvi, nahondi Bach,
ndrodll nepfitcl shody
Anan, Jidds, ylasti yrah. -
llkrad Ilavla zakefnicky,
ku Alpam ho pfikoyal,
tmafen6ho mueednieky
pochovaii tech0m dial,
l'ochoval he narod eesks,
na hfhitoy ,lal tela prach,
vital radoAine " stesky
narodniho prasa yrah
Ale y milioneeh umh
llayl0y slurh 80 roajiskfil,
huini ma domnslam rumu
escti, iei Ilsyel al
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26

Slavme llayla Boroysktho,
lcn2 SC prave struny tknul,
lnnu ndroda 6csk6ho
prayosmely ruch pohnul
ohrosen6 jcho p6ro
blJskalo co rekny NEE
Hal iak klsmn iisicero
robila Ia slayna See.
V Skhdcn ssedomi on hfimal
hfimal v ceeha syedomi
muohy tenkrat iesie klimal,
neh kreil ~ v sonkromi.
u icho lis,tl jak . lllapiku
tasniyal konaelns hlasi
0aNena Y prsan mladikn
hlasalai "jil eas, iik eas
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-26

Slosil prof Ladimir Klacel.

soai prof. Ladimir KlAcel
zpiyd jake rakouska hymna "zacboyo nam iIospodna ~
zpiyaa pfi avnosti Iowa ty Iowa. Bureaova
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-24
AT THE HOTELS

c. H. Howell of Kellerman IS at the Florence.
 E. l.. Andrews of Camp Hill is in the city at the Florence, .1gH.sa
 T. s. Glenn of Attalla is registered at the Florence.
 ". ". Battle Of Jacksonville is stopping at the Birmingham. z.-
 J. H. Nelson of Rome was at tie Bir- mingham last night. .s. ]. s. Gilleland of Goodwater is in the city at the Birmingham. Among yesterdays arrivals at the Hill- man was r. F. Rogers of Sheffield.
 w. B. Reynolds of Montevalio is at the IIillman. m sesssg e-s ' .zss a
 Ben J, PoIlmansof Mobile is stopping at the Hillman.
 w P. West of Cullman is registered at the Metropolitan. .sea eas
 Louis, W- Desprez of Florence was among Mondays arrivals at the Metro- poitan. .ss 4 trs-s astz4 4t. e. II. Williams of Montgomery is In the city at the Metropolitan.
 Samuel L. Cook of Anniston is. at the Morris. J. c. Afford of Tuscaloosa is registered at the Morris.
 Howard, Douglas of Mcintosh was among yesterdays arrivals at the Nor lis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-24
SOUTHERN ISSUES
 TEXTILE DIRECTORY

fbe .land and industrial department of the. Southern railway and the Mobile and t. Ohio railroad has just issued it's annual textile directory. which points out in a conclusive manner the. growing import ance of this industry in the south. The booklet showsSa grand total of 77S textile mills. with 192 SS2 looms, and $. .550, ,143 spin dlee in operation in the territory served by the system January s1,aswfth seven uliussin course of construction. The loca- ton, name, character and capacity of each mill in points along the Southern railway and the Mobile and Ohio railroad ar. enumerated, and ill this table the in- teresting fact is shown that in 252 cities and towns there are located eos cotton mills alone. Figures are also given in de- tail as to the knitting and woolen mills, there being a total of 133 knitting mills and g wooden mills. A summary of the .ofton mills shows their location in the different states as follows: Alabama, 4e,
 Georgia, 94; Indiana, 3; Kentucky, 3; Mis- sissipni. B; Missouri, ?; North Carolina. 245; South Carolina, 15S: Tennessee, 20; Virginia, IS. Attention is called to the superlative advantages to be found in the south for the location of textile plants and the booklet will be given wide distri- nufon in an effort to attract more -manu- faetufers to this section The Southern railway and the Mobile and Ohio railroad are getting out this directory in following out their work of helping in theedevelop-
 -nent of the territory they serve. ;sef
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-24
"GOOD ROADS SPECIAL" READY
 TO LEAVE FOR SELMA TODAY

Everything Is ready for the departure of the special train this afternoon at 3:25 o'clock, carrying the Jefferson county del- eRation to the convention of the Alabama Good Roads association, which convenes tomorrow morning at Elkdale park at ID o'clock. This annual session gives promise of being one of the largest and most sue- cessful in the history of the organiza- tion. The association meets this year flushed with the victory of having secured an appropriation of $44.ooo annually for the next four years to defray the ex- pense of building good roads in the G7 counties of the state. also the creation of a state highway commission since it's last meeting.
 The programme of the convention Is marked with the addresses of several prominent Birmingham men and arranged so that the three days will be devoted to the discussion on the practical ways and methods of constructing good roads,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-24
BIRD SEASON IS
 ALMOST AT HAND Rush for Licenses Will Be- gin Between Now and
 November 1

Local men who find pleasure in shooting cartridges have been informed that the open season In Alabama be- gins November l.
 The formal notification was unneces- sary. for the sportsmen were already aware of the approach of their most satisfactory pleasure period. Within tho next few days the annual rush for shooting licenses will begin and the poor partridge will be sought with dog and gun from one end of Alabama to the other.
 Reports have been made to local men that there are more cartridges thio season than in many years In the northern counties of the state the re- ports arc to the effect that birds are in abundance, the signs In Lawrence and Lauderdale counties being espe cially fine. South Alabama counties are sending in especially good reports. there being more cartridges there this season, 1t seems, than last, when the southern counties furnished more game birds than the remainder of the state combined
 The season for cartridges is from November l to March l.