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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-07
X

kdo je s~tavkokaz9 Stavkokaz
Cskeb) je delavec. Xxi della. ko dru-
81 njegovi bratje delavci Straj-
kajo. da bi izvoievali boliSe xiv
lJenske razmere. n. pr: V New
Yorku so kovaci prisli do prepri-
CANA, da Sc morajo organiZirati
V uniji (strokovni organizaciii).
ako hocejo V danaSnji druzbi IL
voJevati boljSe place, znizanie de-
lavmka In odstraniti neznosne 81
kane delovodij in delodajalcev.
IavedaJo Sc, da posamezni kovas-
XXI delavec ne doseze mic pri delo-
daJalcu, da Sc mOrajo vsi kovaSki
delavci zdruziti in nastopiti skup.
no, ako hOceio, da DO delodaialec
vposteval NTH zelje in zahteve
kovaSki delavci formuliraio svo-
Je zahteve, katere izroGijo DO svo-
Jem odboru delodajalcem. Ako
delodaJaci vzamejo zahteve V pre-
tres, pride navadno do sporaznma
pc ~veckratnih posvetovalnih Sc
stankih med delodajalci in odbo-
rom delavcev. Sklene Sc pogodba
"a dobo enega ali wee let, XII ie
velJavna "a oba della: delodaial-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-07
CIKASKI R PoZoR!

Jugoslovanska .socijalisticna
zenska organizacija (hrvatski cd.
sJek) priredi v nedeljo dine 10. fe-
bruarja 1911 v Narodni dvorani
ma IL. ul. in Center ave. veliko We
selico s plesom in predstavo. Phi
Veselici bosta sodelovala tudi
pevsRi zbor "Sloboda" in tambu-
raSbi zbor "Sloga".
Zacetek DO OBJ Q. uri popoldns
ustopnice so, ako Sc jih v napre.'
kupi, pc ID, pri blagaini 25c.
zenske v spremstvu ne placajo
vstopnine.
Vsak sodrug bi moral obiskati
to veselico!
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Johnstown, Pa.
Listu " podporo.

20 "mitengi' 10 ct ker sem bill
IzvolJen % ct ker je stranka una
gala ct; dvakrat tajnik , ct :
dvakrat blagajnik ct: predsed-
nix 10 ct zastopnik ) ct; postum
> ct: ker sem bill V strahu ) ct ne
hoJ Sc D ct: ker smo Jill ) ct MISC
mas D ct; ker je Slo 80 ct: ker Sc
III nobeden jokal ) ct ker so cd
tia virgil D ct; ker Sc dobro poGu-
tim 10 ct ker smo ga zastoni ) Of .
ker ina raztrgano knjigo 5 ct: ker
SEN prisel ID ct: ker je bio vec
loct; ker je bill Zalokarjev pred
log dober 10 ct ker ie sodrup 10
ct: potrJnjem 10 ct; NJ. Strukcli
lOct; Grcgor Cekada 10 ct Ant.
Jenz D ct Frank Slabe 10 eft Leo
pold koSmerl 10 ct; John BombaG
% ct JOS. KoroSec loot: ker iih
Je opolnoGi > ct; MihaeI Strukeli
- ct; ker je p. predlagal o pokoi,
men % ct ~dasiravno Sc
on 'safle' boil boji kot )
ct; oh! yes 10 ct; ker ina p. "a
vsacega castni priimek s.
- kdor nj IL Visn.je gore do
ma 10 eft. - Hvala vsau
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-07
DOpisi.
Glencoe, o., 81. Jan. 191.


Cenjeno uredniStvo!
Y prigibu VAN poSiljam money
order IN 1925, katera svota ie
namenjena IA naroGninO ''Prole-
tarca.'
kajne sodr. urednik, date ce-
sarju kar je cesarjevega, bogu pa
kar je bozjega'. - Tako vsaj Sc
glasi zapiSano uekje V sv. pismu.
Ali hi ne bilo pametneie in boljc.
te hi Sc tisto glaSilo: date de
lavcu kar je d~elavcevega, kar je
ustvaril''?
Cesarju hi napr. ne mogli DAFT
druzega della. nego ma polju: V
rudniku hi bio zanj prenevarno.
No, bogu pa nj treba ~niGesar DAFT.
ker mic ne prosi niti ne potrebu.je
nicesar.
Naznaniti moran cenj. trpinom
pc Sirni Ameriki. da so Sc nase-
lii slabi casi V Glencoe. V enem
row traja Strajk re mad Sedem
mesecev; drugi so pa zaprti "a
nedolocen cas-, tako. da V Glencoe
nj zdaj nobcnega zasluzka wee.
kapitalisti 81 pri tenn pac mi
slijo: mi imamo dovoli. vi pa lah-
ko poglnete.
Poslednji cas- sem Sc podal "a
par dni ma potovanje IA delom.
Tako sem priSel V Belaire. o..
kjcr mi je moi prijatel.i povedal.
da hi Sc dobilo delo ma No. >. Use
pa ia je odyisno cd dobre wolfe
BoSSa. &c je napr. Boss pri dobri
wolff i'll da mu pokazcm pet pr
stov, to je znamenie, la dobi So
- gre ce je pa Boss slabe wolfe.
potem je pa treba vzdigniti ODE
roki in pokazati vseh deset pr
STOW. kar pomeni so. Ia to
"upeljavo" hi potem lahko delal
po diva do tri dni V tednu.
Takole Sc kroSnjari in igra dan
danes Il usodo delavca. Nj dovol.i.
da sc clovek mrcvari pri delu "a
druge; Sc plaGati mora IN ystop.
da 81 lahko nateze lille.
V Barton, O., pocivajo premo-
garJi re mad tri tedne. Clovek
menda ne more nikdar dovoli
povdarjati. kako potrebno ie. da
delavci volijo sOcialistiGen ticket.
kadar Sc vrse volitve. Delavski
glas ma sorijalisticnem tiketu je
glas, Xxi klice: date delavcu kar
Je delavcevega'!
Maj Sc konecno zahvalim sodru-
gom V Barton. o., k.jer sem bill
tako bratsko sprejet V Nth krog.
Tlstim, Xxi ustanavl.ja.jo sociiali-
stlccn klub, pa zelim kar najvec
uspeha.
Vas Ia socialism.
Ignac Z%lemberger.
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KAKSNA ~NARODNOST INA
PRAVICO DO OBSTANKA?

PiSe Sc nam IL Clevelanda Sic
deGe:
Neki urednik hi me rad oGrnil
pred svetom, zlasti pa pred Gle
velandskimi Slovenci, GeS, da sem
Sc i~zrazil. da slovenski narod nj
ma pravice ziveti, da maj izgine
IL sveta. Pozabil pa je navesti V
kakSnem smislu sen rekel: "Slo-
venski narod, kot je d%andanes,
nina pravzaprav pravice do OBJ
stanka.' Ker DO morda to upra-
SAME zanimalo citatelje, hoGem
to svoje mnenje pojasniti boil po-
drobno in ce mogoGe dokazati.
Ako govorim o slovenskem ma
rodu, mislim seveda narod, XII 60
yori n piSe slovenScino. lahko hi
Sc bill izrazil Z >drugimi beseda-
mi da slovenScina nina pravice
do Obstanka. Ljudem samim kot
ljudem pac nihce ne more odre-
kati pravice obstanka in zivljen-
ia, pa maj 81 bodo ii Slovenci
Nemci ali pa Italijani.
Priznati moramo dobro voljo
naSim prvem mozem kakor Vodni-
ku, Presernu. Stritarju. Vosnjaku
it'd, Xxi so res mnogo storili IA mas
narod. III so pripravljali pot no.
vejSi slovenski kulturi. ii so Z
mnogimi drugimi rodoljubi vred
postavili temelje slovenski litera-
turf in slovenski politiki. Pred
Vodnikom nj slOvenski narod i
mel mkake poSvetne literature.
slovenskih knjig nj bilo. nemSGi-
ne pa narod znal nj. Nj 81 mogel
pomagati in razSiriti svoiega OBJ
zorja. Drugi narodi so imeli slav-
ne peSnike in pisatelje. Slovenci
smO bill kakor zaprti V temni je-
cl, kamOr nam splOh nj mogla
prisijati luC znanosti in vede. Edi-
ne knjige, Xxi smo Jill incl, so BIZ
Ii molitveniki. Ali maj Sc il Nth
ucimo literature, znanstva. Ego
dovine, naravnih we'd. katere so
neobhodno potrebne vsakemu ma
rodu. ako hoce kdaj priti ma sta
llSce. Xxi je edino vredno moder-
mega GlOveka? Komaj pet odstot-
kov Slovencev. Xxi so Studirali 20
nemSkih in latinskih Solah, .je j.
melo $ pomocjo tujih jezikov do
stop ma to stalisce. drugih petin-
devetdeset odstotkov Slovencev
pa je zivelo in mrlo V tenn. IL ka-
tere Sc MISC mali in mogli poma-
gait.
Res, veliko so dosegli nasi veil
XII mozje. Ustanovili so nam lite
raturO. vzbudili so V narodu a
vest, da ina tudi Slovenec pra-
vico do moderne kulture; pregnali
so 4 mad slovenskih pokraiin tisti
mrak, pod katerim je lezal slo-
venski narod hlapcevski in slep
"a siJaj move dobe, XII Sc .je zacela
daniti ma svetu.
Ali smo sedaj pa Re ma vrhun-
ell, ali smo re ma staliSGu moder-
nih narodov? Ali bono sploh ke-
daj prisli tia?
Mole mnen.je .je, da smo prisli
do konca nash mel. Res je, da
imamo literature. XII je pa V pri-
meri 4 vecjimi narodi malenkost-
ma res je. da imamo casopisje.
XII poucuje naSe liudstvo in i'm
podaje, kar sc je pridelalo donna
in kar Sc je pridelalo ma tuiem
polju %znanosti in we'd. Tudi tukai
smo priSli ma vrhunec. Ia revni
slovenski narod je re skoro pre-
wee casopisja in knjig, ne more
vse kupovati in podpirati. Mnogo
je prijateljev, Xxi hi radi pisali
ylnpanalya
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-07

zaloznikov. ker nj narocnikOv.
Kdo DO kupoval Use prestave We
likih svetovnih del raznih naro-
dow, Nemcev, Francozov, Angle
zev, Rusov, ItalijanOv, Spancev
itd.Y Ali maj mali poldrugmili-
jonski narod vzdrzuje tako lite
raturo? Vsi dobro vemo, da to nj
mogoGe. In tako sc je zgodilo, da
ie slovenski narod Sc vedno "a
prt V prisiljeni jeci, Getudi je pre-
eel ~svitlejSa od nekdanje. Vecina
Slovencev Una Same slovenscino,
torej mu je z%abranjeTa pot ma
svetovni trg slavnih piSateliev
ucenjakov in ma trg svetovne in
dustrije. In IL te jece jim nj IL
hoda, ako St ne ~pridruzijo kake-
mu veGjemu narodu.
Ali je ~praviGno in GloveSko, ia
poldrug million liudi mora osta-
ii omejenih samo radi tega ma
lenkostnega patriotizma? Ali je
pray. Ola 81 Slovenec ne more po-
magati cez meje svoje majhne do
movine samo radi jezika, XII ven
dar ne more nikdar priti V po-
stew med drugimi narodi Ali je
pray, da mai naSe slovenSko ljud-
stvo oStane revno in duSevno O.
mejeno Same radi ieZika? Nikdar
ne bo mas narod tako velik in ia
ko bogat. ia hi lahko vzdrzaval
literature in znanstvo, Xxi jo "a
hteva cd narodov moderni cas-.
Cas- je minul. ko smo Sc navdu-
Sevali IA maSega presvitlega VIA
darja, ko so z~rtvovali milijoni in
milijoni zivljenje IA razne Sebic-
ne nacrte vladarjev. cesarjev in
kraljev. Ne navduSujemo Sc wee
"a junake, Xxi so morili svoje So
brate V vojskah. PriSel DO cas-. ko
sc nam bodo gnusili oni veliki
vojskovodje in general. katerim
sedaj Sc %Stavijo spomenike, pri-
sci BIO cas-, ko DO svet 4 zgrazan-
jem gledal ma dobe, ko so Sc l.ju-
die Sc kali med seboj.
Ravno tako DO l. narodnim ia
natizmom. Prvo vpraSanje je IL:
dObno in spodobno zivljenje. po-
TEN izobrazba in kultura, potem
pridejo sele druga vpraSanja. A
ko jerk ne more nuditi narodu
blagostanJa in mu pomagati. da
Sc povspe Ma viSino drugih kul-
turnih narodov, nina pravice do
obstoja.
kateri jerk maj pa Slovenci
sprejmejo? Ali mai Sc zdruzimo s
Hrvati. katerih ie koma.j pet ali
Sest milijonov prot 400 miliio-
nom, Xxi Tive Y Evropi' Kakor &c
hi Will zlico vode V skledO. da hi
naredili jezero. Ali mai Sc zdru-
limo : Cehi. katerih ie osem ali
devet milijonov?
Edna pot IA Slovence. pa tudi
o%Stale. po mojem mnenju VISA je.
la sc tiSti, XII SO Y Ameriki. zani-
maJo "a angleStino. Kdor nj zmo-
zen dezelnega jezika. ie revez po-
vsod.
SvOj jerk lahko ohranimo. toda
patrlJotizma nam nj treba kazati.
ker 5 TEN kazemo lie svojo pritli-
kavost in ozkOsrGnost; kajti jerk
navsezadnje Q nj glavna stvar V
kraju. kjer Sc ne more uveljaviti
II raznih temelinih razlogov.
Tie stvari, o panslavizmu. pu-
Stlmo ljudem start domovini.
&c bodo TO doscgli - dohro.
Sedanja doba prica. da do OBJ
stanka imajo pogoje - in tod pri-
de tudi pravica - lie take narod-
nosti in narodi. Xxi Jim je mogoGe
Zmagovati gmotno stran tistega.
IL kterega izhaja kultura in IL
obrazba.
~STAvKoKAZ.
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NASLov tADDRESSl:
"pROLETAREC"

flag Blue Island ave. Chicago, Ill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-07

v Mehiki zmaguieio vstasi.
Nladne cete so bile p~oraaene pri
Sierra Moni.ia. General Luque je
bll porazen Y treh praskah. Tudi
polkovnik Durante .ie ma begu z
dvesto kon.ieniki.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
WEEVIL HAS NOT
 REACHED BUTLER

Greenville. June 1-(Special.) )-What was thought to be the dreaded DOH wee vii was found in some advanced cotton about two miles from town and the news cerated quite stir among the farmers who heard it. The story was disproved when some of the insects were sent to Auburn for classification and were found not to be the weevil at all. This fact and the new method of planting oats between the cotton discovered by a Butler county farmer with machine to harvest the oats without detriment to the young cot ton have begun a revolution among the farmers. If the weevi will really hold off for a year or so. his coming will not cause any great suffering
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
FAYETTE RISING
 ntnUkUA
 FROM THE RUINS Buildings of a Permanent Nature Taking Place of
 Former Frames

Fayette, June 2.-(Special.)- .)-Fayette is now enjoying an era of building such as never has been known before in this part of the state Numerous buildings are nearing completion, and within a few } months Fayette will be. one of the most beautiful little cities in Alabama. Propst Bros magnificent store is nearing comple- tion This building is 40x19O feet. built of red brick with buff brick front. The brick work on the large building of Robertson &s Dodds is about completed. This build ing covers an area of 100 feet square, and when completed will be the targets store 1etween Birmingham and Greenville, Miss. One concrete building has been erected by E. Rose, and will be hand some structure on completion. Walker Bros began the erection of three-story structure this morning. This so far Is the only three-story building that is be- ing contemplated, and owing to it's loca- ton 1t will be one of the most attrac- tive in the city. itt
 Tie material for the new bank is being placed on the ground at a rapid rate. This building isa a very beautiful one, and when completed will be one of the best among smaller banks in the south. The foundation for the ss25.o00 hotel is being laid, this building to be modern and up- to-date in every respect, being a two story affair 10Ox125 feet. and having very large lobby and dining room. The debris is being removed from the site of the county courthouse, and within a few days the contractors will begin the foundation for one of the finest courthouses in the this section will point with pride. A number of other buildings are going up. and numerous others are under considera- ton. It is merely question of time be- fore there will be a greater and better Fayette. .
 Among the most interesting things occu- pying the minds of the people at present is the coming election for issuing bonds for the construction of water works and sewerage system, and it is thought that this measure will be passed without a dissenting vote it will fill long felt need of this little city
 On last Saturday afternoon Fred Schail and Miss Eulene Graham, informing no one of their intended departure, took the afternoon train for Birmingham and were there united in the bonds of matrimony. The bride is beautiful and accomplished daughter of Dr. w. A. Graham, a promi nent physician of this place. MT. Schail is a popular employe of the Providence Oil and Gas company. After spending few days in Birmingham the young couple returned to Fayette, where they will make their future home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
RECORDS BROKEN AT LIVINGSTON State Normal Closes Most
 Successful Year With
 Fine Programme

Livingston, June. 2.-(special.)-The most successful year in the history of the Alabama Normal college closed Wednesday night with the graduating exercises and a brilliant banquet given to the senior class. Commencement ex- ercises started Sunday morning with the baccalaureate sermon. which was deliy- cred by Dr. Joseph Dunglison of Selma Dr. Dunglisons impressive and appropri- ate sermon on Esaus birthright strength ened the reputation he already holds of being one of Alabama's foremost preach CTS. At the request of the Young Wom- en's Christian association, pr. Dunglison delivered a lecture Sunday evening on "Christ, the Same Yesterday, Today, Yea, Even Forever" On Monday morning the senior class formally dedicated the college annual, The Calyx,' to Miss Eleanor Churchill Gibbs, professor of English, and presented her with copy of the Calyx. | Miss Mary Strudwick. in making the presentation, impressed the audience with her grace and charm.
 | Clarence Spidle as the author of the | Calyx, the promoter of the senior class banquet, the only coed postgraduate of the Alabama Normal college, and as the right man in the right place at all times deserves a large share of the credit for the brilliant success of the whole com mencement
 Monday night was devoted to the play She Stoops to Conquer" by the seniors Misses Carrie Lynch and Mary Lou Orr deserve special comment for their splen- did rendition of their parts, and Miss Clarice Breitling for her exquisite beauty.
 The annual exhibits of the Art and Manual training departments was held on Tuesday afternoon in the college build ing. Both of these exhibits were by far the most extensive ever shown in Liv-
 ngston.
 The grand concert given by all of the musical and vocal pupils of the school, Dr. Norman and his accomplished dailgh- ter Miss Helen Norman, have made a wonderful success of the instrumental department, and Miss Graham has been equally successful with the vocal depart ment.
 Probably the most enjoyable feature of the season was the class day exercises Wednesday morning. Each member of the senior class vied with the others in brliancy, wit and fun Every member of the faculty came in for an expose of their individual hobby. After these ex- ercises Lieutenant Governor Seed made an address on '"The Resources of Ala bama." He has delivered more com mencement addresses than any other man of his age.
 Superintendent of Education J. N. Powers of Mississippi, who was reared in Sumter county, made beautiful talk to the graduates Wednesday night on optimism" There were 2S full grad uates and 13 certificate graduates. The total enrolment of the school this year was 40S, the largest on record.
 One of the most prominent educators of Alabama told your correspondent that the progress made by this school under Prof. G. w. Brock was nothing Short of marvellous. Professor Brock is man of magnificent intellect, wonderful executive ability, quick to grasp the situation, thor oughly familiar with every detail of his work and an untiring and never ceasing worker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
LIGHTNING KILLS
 WIDOWS ONLY SON Will Davis at Work in the : Field at Langston Is
 Instantly Killed

Scottsboro, June 2.-(Special. .)-Wir Davis, while at work in his field at Lang ston, near this place, was struck and instantly killed by lightning during an electric storm Wednesday afternoon MT. Davis lived with and was the only sup- port of widowed mother. and he was a most worthy young man.
 At the same time that MT Davis, was struck Miss Jep Campbell was badly shocked by lightning, but will recover. MT. Davis was buried today, and a large num- Der of relatives and friends attended. | The third session of the Jackson County High school closed this wee1f Eifers+y l address was delivered by Prof Charles
 M Newcombe of Chattanooga. The piano recital by Miss Buffers class was pro- nounced success. The art exhibit was largely attended and greatly enjoyed by all.
 Hon. Virgil Bouldin, In presenting the diplomas. made a beautiful talk and spoke of the splendid work done by the faculty.
 Charley Townsville and Miss Daizy Willhelms were united in marriage by Justice Grass. It was a Gretna Greene wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
CARRIERS PRAISE
 SENATOR BANKHEAD

Troy. June 2.-(Special)-The Conecuh Rural Letter Carriers association met Ill Troy. Among the things the assqcia- tion discussed was the interest the va rious congressman manifest in their work and the efforts they put forth to increase and better rural mall servIce. An eN- nression of special gratitude was rendered senator Bankhead for his loyal support or their interests. committee was appoint cd to formulate token of their good u.,,, ana send if to Senator Bankhead. committee was also appointed to invite MT. Bankhead to meet with and address
 the association at the next meeting, July 4 and 5. ..o ,o,,n- The association requested that the coun +v superintendents of school and scnooi tooobars be urged to emphasize upon the students the importance of addressing plainly all letters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
ASHVILLE WILL
 HAVE ELECTRICITY

Ashville, June 2.-(SpeciaL)-As ., to he benefited by the Alabama FoWei a'l Light company. which has been iorii'eu ooa naners of incorporation nave oeeN e,ed Nine counties and p towns VIII pe benefited by this company. St Ciair wln he one of the counties and AshVine one of the towns. Ashville is soon to nave electric lights. tie
 A1s,er Smith, cashier or the panll of odenville, has resigned ms nosition to take a position oftereu nm in inc Childersburg bank, which was re- centlv formed by local parties. Assistant cashier Hammond Smith will be easniet nn,il July l. when the directors inee' and elect cashier.
 odenville is beginning to get reaaS l tba glorious Fourth of July ceiepIa'io,i, ois when the people there will tend the olu Confederate veterans barbecue;
 One of the two long drykilns whlcn .ne cement company at Ragland ordered some time ago is arriving. It comes Tn two sections and takes four railroad cars 'o carry it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
DAY" AT FORT PAYNE

Fort Payne, June 2.-(special.) )-some time ago the government placed Col. John B. Isbell in charge of the farmers CO., operative work for DeKalb county, and he has already established 26 of these demonstration plants in different parts of the county They will be watched with great deal of interest by the general pub lie. and no doubt they will become great stimulant for better methods of farming.
 Already movement Is on foot to have a farmers product day some time this fall in Fort Payne, at which the farmers from all over the county will be invited to exhibit their products-cotton, corn, wheat, oats, sweet and Irish potatoes, pea hay grass hay, clover hay and other products It will not be county fair, but farmers product day
 It is to be hoped, however, that it will prove such a stimulus that it will lead later on to the county fair It Is likely that prizes will be offered for the best products.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
RAY HINKLEY OF
 COCHRANE DIES

Aliceville, June 2.-(Special)- l)-News has reached here of the death of Ray Hinkley of Cochrane, who was taken i'll Satur- day with appendicitis. He was assistant cashier of the Cochrane State bank, and brother-in-law of the president, A. J. Staub, Jr Mr. HnlSleys parents reside at Mobile, and the family of MT. Staub are his only near relatives in this vicinity.
 Two cases of pelegra are reported in this vicinity one being here and the other in Pickensville. The latter named has assumed dangerous condition, and the one in town appears to be of very light form
 The finishing of new cottage on First street, east, and Fifth avenue has just been completed by Amos Horton. This cottage is in the same block in which MT. Horton will erect his own expensive modern home.
 There has been an error made in the publication of the notice of election for the proposed school bond issue, and it will have to be called.for a later date, notice of which has been given. The error was made in failure to set date 30 days from date of publication of first notice as pro- vided by the code.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
KOLB EXPECTS
 GREAT CROP

Montgomery, June 2.-(Specal.)-Com- missioner Reuben F. Kolb of the state agricultural and industrial department is of the opinion that the cotton crop in this state will be usually large this sea son. The weather which has obtained for the past several days is declared to be ideal for cotton, and it is believed that the crop will exceed that of last year, All other crops are said to be doing well, and the agricultural department is look Ing for great prosperity among the farm CTS of the state this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
HOBSON'S COAT
 GOES DEF AGAIN Dr. Ward at Southern In- dustrial Institute EncOur-
 ages Informality

Camp Hill, June 2.-(Special.)-Capt, Richmond Pearson Hobson delivered his famous lecture on the Industries of the South," at the Southern Industrial lnsu- tute He was introduced by Dr. Lyman Ward, president of the school, who re- ouested the speaker to pull off his coat and speak from his heart.
 Hobson turned the joke by doffing his coat and spoke for one hour and half in his shirt sleeves.
 The following students graduated: Miss Maud Clark. Lucille Pariss, Mae Holston MT. Howard Holloway, Albert ClarK Mayo coleman; Wiley Deal, Georg' Glass, Claud Mckee, Omar Hearo' wal ter plant and Jesse Teague.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03

isfactory results. So far as am able to learn alfalfa has not been tried, but 1t is the opinion of experts that it could be grown successfully.
 This opinion also holds good for some of the best Hagerstown loam soils of Jones and Opossum valleys. The Age Herald would like for some progressive farmer to make test of it and report re- suits.
 In a later article will name some of the most successful farmers of the Ca haba valley section and show some of the results of their skill.