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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

Madame Alexandrine Corsini of Mos COW. a member of the Russian nobility. who is devoting her life and fortune to the education of the peasant classes of Russia has been criticizing American women in comparison with the women of Russia.
 American women do not realize what they ask" she says. The husbands are working themselves to death and eivine everything to their wives, and the more they get the more they think they ought to have.
 "The men are to blame for this social unrest in America. They humor their wives too much. They go shopping with them and carry their bundles and some of. them. l have found. will get up in the morning and cook their own meals
 'The private schools of France and Germany would not exist but for the American children. whose wealthy moth CTS cant take time from their clubs and receptions to rear them in their own homes.
 Tt is very hard for young man to get started in America. How can he marry and support a family when his wife wants to wear silk stockings?
 Tn Russia the women spend more money on their homes than on their dresses. In America you can women on the streets dressed like the Queen of Sheba, and if you follow them to their homes you would probably find that they live in what might be called hoyes.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21
LOsT-sTRAYED-STOLEN

.DST-After 2.3) Wednesday, ladies sl- yer watch. monogram IN. C. B." at- tached to leather fob. with celluloid but
 ion. beating letter w Reward if re- turned 10 Hood X Wheeler t,urnture Co. iU-1l-at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

Princess Patricia of Connaught. daugh- ter of Canadas new governor general generally known as Princess Pat has made it known that she does not intend to follow her parents into what she calls "Canadien exile
 She will spend part of her time with them. but Europe will see much more of her. which is not surprising when one remembers how many friends she has.
 She will be a welcome guest at Buck inGham and Windsor palaces for long pc riods. and will be able to accept the many invitations which have been sent to her Inv her relatives in Europe 10 go to them from time to time.
 The Crown Princess of Sweden is all ways delighted to have her sprghtly sis ter with her at Stockholm: Queen Alex andra and Queen Mary are very fond of her as q guest, and there are various prncesses in mid-Europe-relatives on her mothers side-who will welcome her on visits now and again.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

FOUR rooms and attic, modern con- veniences. suitable for light house. keeping, large lawn, splendid neigh borhood 1204 Huntsville avenue.
 10-1S-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21
NOTARY PUBLIC

NOTARY P0BLICSDeposifio taken, copying done. eonveyances drawn. W.
 A. Lester. 2107 3d ave. A-15-tf-th-s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

HOTEL MASON-Birmingha newest modern hotel. European plan. 20l6 5th
 avenue. 9-2-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21
FARM LANDS

f5J' aero farn. 75 cultivation, 5 room
 house, orchard, good water price s1O00 White Hodges & Lamb, Nam
 moth Springs, Ark. 10-lf-it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

NICELY furnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping: all convenieneesj m
 good locality; price reasonable. 2922 7th ave. Peoples 1761. 10-l7-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

THE AVALON-Rooms, single or en
 suite; all conveniences; popular prices. 2100 5th avenue. 9-21-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21
FOR RENT-ROOMS

WADDELL hOCo--Large, comfortable rooms; convenient to business section.
 1S16IS 1st averue Bell phope 6122. 6-24-tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21
CENT A WORD. .ONE CENT A WORD

UHL ULIvl \ WuhU RATEs-Oue cent n word a day; no al. tnken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order. -o.,.o.o-ILCt1Isl5SI,oS FOR RENT.RooMs NADDELL AAOCS4--Large, comfortable rooms; convenient to business section 1S16lf 1st aveOua. Bell phone 6i22. 6-24-tt HOTEL MASON-Birmingha newest modern hotel. European plan. 2ol6 5th avenue. 9-2-tf THE AVALON-Rooms, single or en suite; all conveniences; popular prices. 210o 5th avenue. 9-23-tf TWO nicely furnished rooms, private family, for gentlemen. 511 North 18th street Peoples 4O7. 10-10-tf FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in private family, South Highlands home, to one gentleman only. Furnace heat, electricity, bath. References required. Call Bell phone 2S67. 10-12-tf FOR RENT-3 nice rooms, upstairs, at 2590 Avenue G; s125o per month, with water. VII, Age-Herald. 1o-17-l0t ONE furnished front room, S10 per month. 2Q23 Humboldt ave. Bell phone SS9s.
 1o-17-Gt NICELY furnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping; all convenieneesj in good locality; price reasonable. 2a22 7th ave. Peoples 1761. 10-l7-4t FOUR rooms and attic, modern con veniences. suitable for light house. keeping, large lawn, splendid neigh borhood. 12O4 Huntsville avenue.
 10-1S-5t A GENTLEMAN can get a lovely room in bachelor apartments, with steam heat. strictly first class; South High lands Address Z-71, care Age-Herald.
 1o-1S-6t NICELY furnished rooms for couples or young men, 1O04 s. 12th street. il12 Bell phone. 10-1S-5t A BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room, modern conveniences, reason able; gentlemen only. 1910 9th ave, opposite park. 10-1S-4t FOR RENT-One nicely furnished up stairs room, furnace heat. convenient 70 three cars; all conveniences. 1881 10th ave, south. Peoples, 707l 10-l9-St FOR RENT-Beautiful rooms single or en suite. furnished or unfurnished. 1910 10th ave, south. 1o-19-5t NICELY furnished room in private fam
 
 young men; near Five Points, steam heat. Ring Bell phone Main Ss35-J.
 10-19-4t NICELY furnished, clean rooms. separ- ate beds, homelike surroundings, old Presbyterian parsonage, under new management. PIP 4th ave. 10-19-3t ROOMS-Single or en suite, furnished; lower floor unfurnshed. Main SS76. 190 Sth avenue. 10-20-2t ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, modern conveniences, furnace heated 2l05 11th ave, south. 10-20-7t FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms, private home. all modern convenences, on 18th st. car line; trained nurses pre-. ferred. Call Bell Main 4313 10-20-3t TWO rooms furnished for light house. keeping. 2100 7th avenue. 10-20-2t NATIONAL HOUSE, 2091a North 22d st, nicely furnished rooms from 25 cents up.
 9-23-13t tu-th NICELY furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping; also some nice sleeping rooms; all modern conven fences; in good locality; price very reas enable. 2222 7th avenue Peoples T7el.
 10-2l-2t FoR RENT-Nicely furnished room in private family to gentlemen only; fur nace heat, electricity, bath; references required. POO Avenue G. Bell phone 5695-.I. 1Q-2l-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in
 private family, South Highlands home, to one gentleman only. Furnace heat, electricity, bath. References required.
 Call Bell phone 2S67. 10-12-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

FOR RENT-3 nice rooms, upstairs, at 2530 Avenue G; Sl250 per month, with
 water. WI, Age-Herald. 10-17-10t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

ONE furnished front room, S10 per month. 2Q23 Humboldt ave. Bell phone S39s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

TWO nicely furnished rooms, private family, for gentlemen, oil North 18th
 street. Peoples 407. 10-10-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

RATES-Oue cent n word day; no ad.
 tnken for less than 25c for first inser- tiOn. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21
ROOMS-WANTED-BOAKD
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-Fifty million people will use our latest speciality: best 5oc seller on
 earth; particulars free, ,Fayette ijpecial-
 ty CO. Washington C. H.. Ohio. 10-H-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21
TOR SALE.

Corner 10th Street and 10th Avenue, S. 4 beautiful colonial residence with every conceivable convenience; very attractive inside and out. This place can be bought for less than cost if you do il now" The terms can be arranged very easy. You will miss a snap if yaat fail to look into this proposition at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

ONE CENT A WORD RATEs--one cent a word a day; no ad tnken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
 FOR SALE
 Ta1H WGTH ALAN BENSON.
 BELL ioO Peoples s1. 6-+u FOR sALE-SsOO second mortgage pur- chase money paper payable in one and two years, bearing per cent; S70o cash gets it. Address Z-25, care Age-Herald.
 10-13-10t FOR SALE-Four Edison Model B nov ing picture machines; foar Powers No. | Now using in our theatres: to l. months service. Fine condition. Majes- tic Amusement Co., Memphis, Tenn.
 10-13-14t s4O0 cash. today only, buys beauti- full square block of IS lots 50N19O and 6ox190. surrounded by broad streets, convenient to station and ready tor cultivation, or lot sale. See Eborn. 522 Empire.
 FOR sALE-GRAND PIANO. ractically new, high grade standard make grand piano; a magnificent m stlu.nent; owner leaving city and Will sacrifice for cash this is a pick up fer someone, and if you have the ready "'oney Address P. o. Box 599, city.
 10-l5-7 FOR sALE-A bargain, Large Coles Hot Blast stove VII Age-Herald
 lo-ll-lot FOR SALE-Gray mule, one flat top drav. one set harness. Call at no 18th street. Fnsley Byrum & Butcher Hard ware Co. 10-17-7t TOR sALE-A bargain, two seated surrey and harness. U-71, Age-Herald
 1o-17-1ot ELEGANT, fine, highest grade automo- bile made; 40 horsepower, passen- ger. first class condition, stylish beau tiful. durable car. Best high grads bargain offered. 522 Empire.
 FOR sALE-Fireproof safe. Stevens southern hotel. -...t lo-20-It WHO is Smith? Do you want to buy home? Do you want to buy a lot, or an investment proposition? Have you residence for sale or exchange? Have Nou business property, vacant property, Noa want to sell right now? Have you your property listed with inactive, sleepy real estate dealers? Do you want quick action? Answer see or phone Charles l. Smith, with Denton-NVilliams Realty Co.,, 401-6 Empire. Main 2S5. Peoples 96t. l0-16-3t-eod FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-2709 10th (Juniper) avenue, south, g rooms c bed rooms. 1 downstairs); 70 feet front elevated; owner leaving city Talk with Alan Jemson exclusively.
 10-1S-tfwe-sa s750 cash; the prettiest 10 acre subur- ban tract and best bargain on tho market; immediate sale only; ready for cultivation or lot sale, station convenient. See Eborn. 522 Empire Bldg
 FOR ENCOURAGEMENT exchange ease and furniture of good rooming house. Cheap rent, in desirable location for vacant lot. Birmingham Business Brok- craze Company. 501 First National Bank building. Phones 15lO. lo-2l-2t $N0-sS00 cash and the rest can be paid Lv the assumption of notes SIS a month, a good 3 room house on the pike: city water, electric lights, etc, corner lot; worth $500: owner needs the money; rents SS and always rented: plumbing in. W R. Stewart, Bell '251 Peoples 4l. Office 1S11 Ave F., Ensley. 10-2l-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-21

NICELY furnished room in private fam fly on south Highlands for rent to young men, near Five Points: steam heat. Ring Bell phone Main SS35-J.
 10-19-4t
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
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Connecticut lit i0etsn Elm gsiss in
araft ssirstsH, pel4ss aas fdufsr
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sIuubt, auf oisIs Deiis man6e 8ers
brefsn perhinRrn spentuel Die Uers
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Seitbem Ulapor Gam. 2etpis Sban.
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fpetl es teifler WnlfmI Hd0 Htmr 3HW
geften bes Gtaaies fein piirbe. er
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Iammlung ertIGrten bic Suffragetteu
formea Der Rssieruns ben &rieg. Sns
benz lie bies offisiea anttiaoigten, ers
tldrten iie, bab bas @erboIten Der Rss
gierune, ME aus ben 4eu uBerunsen oes
premier asquitb berDorsets, ben
lrausn gsgeniiber Elm brett FsinbTsIis
ges Tei. Die Guffragetteu fpoleu am
21. geobember auf bem plaB DOR benz
qarIamsntsssb0uoe cine 8emonitraa
tim psranItalien unb bic Streitbdren
periihsrn, bab bic 5raueu iih gu Euus
ienoen einfinpen tperotn, I'M fur ibre
Rsdts su tdmpfen.
Bier p.rfoneu erfrOrtn.
loops, 3. G., II. Rop. Sn
Der Rdbs hisiieer Gtabt iiub am Dpns
neritng bier perionen !pd6rsHo zines
gli53dros erFrOren. Die Gpier Iinb
Sobn Refer, Elm DieBiihtsr, feline
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5rpnIon, Elm Shpoeer aesfsr's. Die
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fsub Sdnee. Die Qsits oes dIterer
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ben, obelsih cine 4n3ubI 2eute nab
renb beg eansen 9ages in ben Big
sdro uub in fiinf GuB tisfem Shue'
no6 ihm sefud9t haben.
gritif DER GreuHbf6 6dfts'
bemeis.
ainsiton, JnmGied. II. Rop
Die gsfeftigungen Der SHisl Sdmaict
psrosn bebsut,ub perftdrtt psroen
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| sSortifitationen polig umeebout ieil
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| Idlob bas brttifts Srisgsart, 100
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itunssn tpuroen i'm SinbIid auf bi
SbatIa5e beihloFsr, bab bic Der
Stuaten ben panamataual befeitisei
nerpen.
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Bier perfonen in 9riiiib Columbia
ia einem Blis3arb srfroren.


aus BEN beutfdsn REID.
Berlin. II. Rop. Idg grbtes
ben, bas am 9onneritGg 4beno einen
arpben 9bkil bon Miitslsuropa uao
bduptiGhlit Witt.IbeutThlanb unn
cuh bic Ghneis heimgeiu4i, bat grOs
bersn Shaoen onssridtet. als man
mad ben srftsn gerihien au3uHsbmen
aneiat mar. 4us alien Iheilen
DsutihIanbs rab Der Ghrei5 irofen
Ddbrenb bes Iagss Rslbungen iiber
Shaben, ntr bon BEN grobeben nngts
rit)t.t rorb,n III. siu. 60 touroe ges
msIce., bab aud bos ouf oem 3olIerHs
Der BEL 5s9ir1sn itt5snoe ithont
Ghlob SpbenSollern fart geIitten bat.
Die Wauern betamen groBe Rifle.
5n aonitras. ON 800 nice, itiirjt:
Der sburm csr aatheorols nit BEN
eroben arsus Elm. uno sine solohoIi
sSiaur Der 5ernania, treIf. 5as gsoit'
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men. Sn Gbingsn per6rahter 500
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Grbbeben finb in osm heimseluhtsn
Dijirist stirus Itltensg uno Die 4nali
ter g.p0Itsruug mar bier ohne 3nsi'
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cine hduIigsre gri6einurg fino. Jr
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Wdnben unb W0bel floeen in Der
3immsrn umber. 4ns Windxn
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Giotuettsn unb dDnlihe Dinss 5srbrC
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0Netterteri6t.

SIR Dbio unb Wsit 9irginien:
aI1xnbes unb tdIttres Wetter am
Gomifaa. glm @onntog ibones Msts
tex. Gtarte iDeitlihe Winbe.
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8eHerdlun 10 q Il.

8 al btngton, .. g., II. 9lop.
s5n Der SiBung be8 SendtsausIh IhuFes
fir 3pti6enItaatIiaen 9ertebr, fpelder
ii4 nit benz gruitprObIem bsi6dftigt,
purbe 5rettag bas Oetret bes Bum
be8gertht5 bon 9iep gort in 9e8ug
auf bic 4ufI01ung oes 3abattruits, To-
ME hna laarhnLter1 Aea Gmrhea : &c Z
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tus, s., II. Roo. Ter
25iG6riqe QIfreD mercer. Der tue9en
5tedens nit Der 2lbfht 3u tDo:en 3u
atpei Sahren 3uttbous perUrt9eilt
puroe, puroe6reitag babel iiberrai9s,
als er einen 5unnel unter bic Wtdueru
oes 3u4tbauies gu graben periDt.s.
Der 8efanqene mar 70 eifrt5 BET Der
Grbeit, bab er eiren heraHnabeEoen
mndlter cor niht bemertte.
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MnslanD' Selegrapb
0as erO6e6ea In Milte(.
europa
@ar bieI beftiger ais man
anfanas geglaabt batte.
SfAoeut(d(anO uno Die SdwsiS 6aben
am adr6aen ge(Ili.n.
Jn Ronjfuns ift ber Iburm Der aai5ss
brak sinseitiirsi.
linb bas g4lob SObsnsolern Bel
6s6iussn ipuroe ebtnfalis fart
beIddbist.
~
Die 2cnbou.r Guffrugetien ertldren
bsr britif4sn Resieruns formsu
ben aries.
Die ct. ptiersburger preife beginnt
sins 6esiamposn. seseH W.
Worson Sbuittr,
-
Den omeritanii1en Generali4dss
m.iitsr bon psriiea.
Die vglopoe mrempa" perldngt. bdb
er aus I}erfitu psrtriet<u tperDen
limb bas S6lob 5ohensouern Bet
6e6tnssn ipurbe ebtnfalIs fart
beihdbigt.
Die 2onbon.r Guffrasstien ertIdren
Der britif4sn ResieruHs formsn
ben arieg.
Die ct. p.iersburser prsHe beginnt
sins 6ssiampogne eeeeH W.
Worson Sbuittr,
Den omeritanii9en generaIi4ds'
msii.sr BON psrfieH.

Die .gsonoe Wrempa" perldngt. bob
er aus psrfien psrtrieben iDerben
ious.
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Gin gbepaar in MioDles0orO, ap..
uuter benz 8erba6t perEaftet
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1900 gbls. Bbistp in Gpensboro,
Gp.. bur4 5susr 5eritDrt.
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ginsn Raubmorb begangsu gu 1aben.
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len MIR fttle fhtpeioen unb uns ges
bOriam bem DiIIenRuBldnos fiigen2~
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NOTES

Several Observation-Disclosures lgiven
out this; week.with thexreportAcards.
Thosel:who thave:: received :them have
shown the right spirit in determining to
bring up their grades to the standard.
The Seniors are proud of the fact that
there are no red marks against the
name of anyone in the class; while the
poor Freshies tremble in their boots and
turn pale at the thought of Mid-year
Exams. and the possibility of their
flunking.
Martha Rhynsburger, daughter of
DR.. Rhynsburger ofithis:city, lhaslcome
from iSpokane.. land :enteredathe' fourth
grade. s: :s'.:.:s m. "a go ne
Last Wednesday kRev. Fraser ad-
dressed the high school on ''The. Early
Literature of California. He spoke
of Bret Harte, Joaquin Miller, Jack
London, and other Californian writers
of note. Rev. Fraser believes that Cal
ifornia will some day be the center OF
literature and art, for there are few
places in America more conductive to
the production of these than the
Golden State"
The new school building is rapidly
nearing completion, and the pupils are
getting anxious to take possession.