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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
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gSeuu mir uns niht tduihen uno
,wiihen ben 3siIsn ~ Isieu usritsben,
uoll3isbt iid unbsWnBt uno in nller
Slills in Der 8eitaItun9 Der europdis
l6sn Wid6'e cine Shwentuns = iie
ibeint uue In Der Suft ju lissen. wenn
iis auh nod nidt cine sreiibare Selialt
an9enommen bot.
gBir ia9en Oben Il unbewuBt. Die
Sespolilit eines 2bsiles Der en9lilhen
Yrsiis, Der 9aB. mt osm Der britlids
Wtinilter bes Nuswdrli9en, sir 90
wnrb @rsp. bel ieoer @slsssubsit 9sssn
Dsutihlano sifert ideint iopobt Der
franSDflhsn wle uuh Der ruiiiihen Re.
sieruns Die ausen iiber ibren SunOes
ssnoHsn Iu 6ifnsn = iie ieben, oaB oieier
blinOs SuB feline Sllllirtsn rhdiihtslos
Opisrn wiroe. uno Iwar eiHSis uno
aGsin gu osm 3wste, um Deulihlano.
isinsn srfOlsrelhiten &iuulen i'm SSslt-
bunOel, uuf Die SciIe ju ordnssn.
lin Die Wsltmutt Der Briten nod
mebr gu befeitissn unb fir iie oIe Sas
itunien aus Dem 5euer Su bOleu - oa,u
iheiuen oenn boh ole anoeren 9r0B-
mdhte lbre IBufieuebre uuo @riitsn,
nIht uuIS Spiel issen gu UOllen.
0tuBIuuo bat ihOn bel Der BOtsOamer
Saiisr;uiummGniunit cine SlnrGberuns
an GcnilhluuO ssiudt; unO nnumebr
ihsint uut 6ruutreid -ourd Deuti6'
lambs 9iudsiebiatsit in Der WtarOtfO
SontrO jeris usriObnlit ssitimmt = cine
annGberuns anSubabnsu. Der 0nB
mudt bstunntlid blinO - oisisr aits
Spruh DirO iit uuh iTiiber UOsr ipdtsr
on @nslauO bewabrbeltsn. Dus neus
9ahr Usripriht in Der SsituItuns Der
surOpdiidsn yuse mauds YerdHOeruns
-nidt gum Sdaoeu DsutidlunOs unO
Oss NsItfrisOsns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Mue hsm pberen Z 3bale.
(slr6balo @orreiponoenS.)

- 9uS swsiii0dise @Ohnhaus pon
Safob Stili on Sill Strnbe in 9siiup
brannts um 5 llbr ssfisrn Wiorsen ME.
Der.
- Der 90 Sabre atte Charles Sa.
milton pou 2broop wuroe ON Wiontas
Dtorsen ihlimm. aber ulht lebens9e.
fdhrlif usrlsst. uls in Der Pancoait
3she cine 6SOllise DampfrOhre barit.
Wisbrers anoere Albsiter enttamsn nit
lsi6ten NerlssunSen.
- slls 6rau 6runt @uibra uor Ser
mpn an ,sreitus Yormlltas nit ibrsr
9ausarbeit beihditist mar, fiel ihre
2idbriss 1Ohter Dialp in sinsn 3uber
beiBes @alier uno wuroe 10 ihllmm
pom SOpi bis ,u ben 5SiiBen uerbtiibt,
OuB tie III eln paar Wtiuutsn ltarb,
- Der alts Mott 6ausn BREEDER su
Psduille 9erietb fIiib tSreitag WtOr9sn
In Yrano uuo Obihon man oas erite
tseusr prompt lOlhie. brah IS mebrere
Stuuosn ipdlsr wieoer aus. iOoaB Der
anaerihtete S6aosn iit auf ca. $25oO
belaufer wlro.
Der 5anolun9er Soicpb Game
wuroe um Sumitus SetOOtet uno fetn
Ssrgmann Wiidacl 9lncpnut pom Olg'
plant ihmer psrlest. als iie in Der Ban'
coat 3ede pom eiusr Sprsnsung &C.
trOifen nuroen. anopnat erhielt auh
ben rsdlen SUB 10 bOs SerOriidt. oaB
Oerielbe ampntlrt wercsn muBte.
- Der 13 Sabre alts SOhu Yuint
uOu Seiiup fiel um Dienitas YOrmiltas
uOn einer bride bel Dem Dolpb Vre'
der. oils oas @sldnOer nutsub. uno
brad ben linten Arm uno oas linte
Bein. aut) befiirhtete man auBer Der
srbultenen 9ieruenerihiitteruu9 inner'
Il6e Ysrlesuusen. @r wuroe CUR BE
buuOlun9 mad Dem Staat 0oipital &C.
n0mmen.
(@arbonoale @orreiponoens.)
= Sst ben @bslsuten Ssfar Bruu'
nsr uOn @beitnut auenue bat iid Elm
Slummbalttr einseilsllt.
- Wtoutag 9iuhmlttag ereisnete iid)
an Peurl Straee. otrett Dor Dem @iseu'
tbum bes Bernard lSillIs, cine Gent
uns Der Sbsl ildde. Sin 6lB uon 81
5nB sritrsdt iid iiber bic StruBs in Elm
iselo uno auf cine %dnse uon stwa 65
5us lit Die StruBe aud ssiuntsn; ous
sSiuis @isentbum 1T Hur leidt beihd'
ol9t morben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

3sbu aersts. ubsr feline 9eiluns.
SD usriuhie jebn Ner3te," ihrsibt
0srr Soispb Dambe. 7O9 9ieunts aue.,
Wtllpautss, ISIS, ruber feiner frnnte
mir belien. Ss fOitete mir iiber 5000
fur aer,te uno WieOiiinen. Wiuuhe
iustsu meiner Srau. es lei feline 9Oif'
nuns fir mid. sDtr entihlOiisn uus
oann, ben alpeufrGuter ,u ssbrauhen.
Die allersrits 6laids brahts @rleidtsr'
uus nu6Osm i'd iisbsn 5luihen ssnOm'
men. mar i'd wOb ssuus. um IsIhte Ar'
belt su ibun. uno nod @ebraub eines
Dusenb 5Iuihen mar ih uOllitGnOis &C.
iunO. @s siebt telue OieoBin, wsI6e
ben alpentrdutsr iiberlrifft."
9Ssnn ales anosre usriu9t, ueriuht
Sorni's NlpsnfrGuter. aber marum 10
lanse purtsn? Durh gBarten wirb
nihts stwOnnsn. aber uiel mag uellOren
ssbsu. @r lit nlht in apOthetsn ,u ba'
ben. sic lOnnm ibu uOn ben 0sritel'
lsrH obsr Osrsn Gsenten srbalten. Wian
idreibe an: Or. Setter Sabrnsp& Cons
&c.. 1925 90. SOpns ausnus. @bica'
90. gu.
SOrni's alperfrdutsr 8lutbsleber If
3u baben bel Senrp SBalter. 1O11 @sbat
Aueuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
2acfaipanna Smet9
mtenlp O ahl.

WiOr9sn abeuO. isreitus. ben %. De-
,smbsr, lit Die resslmdBiss mOruilids
YsriummIuna. Nuf Der 2usesOrOuuus
itehsu: a) SsumtenpabI b. Wabl oss
0eIm @Omltrs; q Nbitimmuns iiber Die
@rbObun9 Der ScitrdSe Der Bereinsmlt'
sisosr uOn Swsi auf fiinf Sents oas
9ubr; D ossslsiten, oaB 9in'sIslieOsr
cine Aufnuhmc9ebiihr Don einem Dollar
beiahlcn icllcu y uno bic ssmObnlidsn
ROutlneaeihGfte.
lSsm Die pOrbennmtsn @eihGfte nibt
Wittis ssuuS eriheiuen, um ullss ans
oere beiieite ,u lesen unO bic Veriamm.
lung iu beiuheu, Der blebe In @ottsss
numen ,uhauie binterm Sfsn iigen uno
tuus r@bewius Sum" um Die SSstts nit
ben 3luoeru. User aber fommen fam
uuO mill. eridsins ssidlllsit phnttIih !;
bic Ysrsinsoelssatsu iollten uOlljdblis
aupslsno isiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
satarrb Fonn niebt furirt ipersen

eurh iofaIt appltfaiiVntn. ea Gis ttn SiB tu
aranfbsit nitf nn ttn i6nnsn. RatnTrb IN
tins 8lut. ppu GcnGfIiuiirns aranfbut unp um
lis ju bsilsn. mubt 3br inutrlttt Niiisl ntb-
msu. 5al's 8aiarb Sur pirb ttnetnUmu en-
Oup pirfi plrtfi auf tas elui uno biz ltltimiat
Soif6&t. San's Ratirrb. Sur n ftinr Quad.
idlbn. Wni,in. Sit puret felt 9lbrtH ron
tinsm btr fftn atntt bi eanpts prorbnti
uno III sn Ttsslmdbilss Hqspt. ole bsiitbt
aus Zen bsiitn btfaunitn 3cnied, ptTbunbsn NIT
rtu btifn Slgrtiniguuasmiii bic rirtft aut
biz S6timVbn lGbt pirfru. Die ppllfOmmtus
gabinours psr jpsi BtfiueiptiIt N %, mas
iuln' punbrpOQt RtluIiats bti btr edIina pCu
aaiarrb bsrtCrbTinsf. East 9u& 3uSnifr
umiOuif atbtn.s
j. ). Sbtutp& 60 Gatutb., 3oltbo, Q.
0ufJaft ron attn appibtfsru. prtis 75e.
Saa's 6amiisn. pillrn iinO bic btitsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21

- Dem SrOnprinienpuar wurbs am
Disnita9 Wforssn UNI l uhr Elm Sobu
seboreu. Wiuttsr uuo Sobn brfinosn
iid wObl. Die arOnIin,eiiin. ssbOrsns
9srlO8in @dcilie pom Wtedlsuburs'
Sdmeriu, Die nit oem osutiden SrOn
priuSen um 6. Stunt 1905 9struut nut.
De, 1T jsst Die sliidIids Uiuttsr uOn
pier SOhuen. pom oenen Der Gltelte,
Bring 8ilbsIm. am A. Suli 1906A Der
Swsits, Bring Souis 5sroiuuno, ON 9.
9iouembsr 1907 unb Der brittle. PrinS
Subsrtus, um 80. September 1909 &c.
bOrsn lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
Spe;ialit6ten.

SIR bic fOmmsnosn 6eisrtase smpfebll
i'd mein ahortirtes Saser uon
9ussIH. sstrOdrsts Birnsn. SprinserIe,
Sfeiierniiiis. Yariier F1aiteritsiue,
Niirnbsrssr Ssbfuhsn.
alle SOrten bieiise uno importirte
0iiiHe. .9radmanosln. ,eitsemd6eSriidte,
oas ieinite Suderwerf uno @unop,
Solbaer unO YrunnltUsissr @sruslut'
wurit. ale SOrten Sdie.
uno ,ablreitne ionilise Sahen fiir Den
BeibnahtSbaum uno Die issIertaSe.
@Owaro Siebeder,
$50 Nadamanna auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
IaS xhal abpdrtS.

TabIur.-Der Shweiser Wtduuer.
DIOR Uiro um Sisuiubrsabsno IN Ours
3ulle cine absnouutsl buItuus nit BaIl
ssbsn. wo,u oas @Omite ausrsihsnbs
Yortshruns,u trifft.
- Die Spothste oss Sobn VI. 8ooO
nube Der SlO 5orss SahnitutiOn 1T aui
Srsiias Jiutt nm GBuarsn i'm g9srtbs
uOn s 100 bsitohlsn morosu. Sin elm.
ssitOBsnss SOrosrfsniter CAB ben Sin.
brsdsrn 5ulaB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
BON Der Suefeite.

Uei ben @heieuten SStutam Nganot
pon Sim SiruBs bat iih elm 2Ohtelein
einseitellt.
@rnit Ssnfslmaun lisst In isinsr
BOhnuns oil 0idOrp Sirube Ssfdbrltb
trfranfi oarnisoer.
Ole idbrlite Weibnahtsbeiheerun9
bss 3unssr WidnnsrhOr finoet ndaiteu
DOnnsrita9 abeno in Der Ssrmania
0ulle ituit.
Stint 9lder Yanb am Sitbsrse. niht
10 siinitis seleSen wie caS oes Sada
waund 3welaes. muroen oieie Wohe
,u s 600 per 2ldsr uerfauit.
Jidhiten Sonntas aUeuo mirb in Der
Oldorp StraBe Ercsbpter. 9lrde Die
9anlula , Die @rlie 9Deibnuht" untCr
Der reiiuns uOu Yroi. SOncs aui9e
Iiibrt weroen.
Die Yeimdblun9 uou isrGulein Dora
Du9Cn uon BlOlpcct Aueuue uno Srant
0tcnnOloS Don Der Sniele, wsld,e ihon
lesten Npril in YlnabamtOn eriOlSte,
III iosben anssfiinoist woroen.
Sin Shaoen pon iiber $1,000 wurbe
frhb Sumilus Wtor9sn in BEN BIumb
ing @iablriiement uon Dromn & BUD
lsp all Yiiision Nusnus nnssridtst. ole
eIn hbslbeiSler Ofsn oaiielbe IN Srauo
lesie.
Yiurrer Setter @briit. Der bsliebts
SsellorSer Der St. Wiarien @emelnoe,
1T am Donneritas ourd SiihOf 0oban
NIT elmer bobsn @bluus beoudt worosn,
osnn oieier srnannte ihn oils ;msitsn
9sueral, Sicar Der Scranton OiO,ole.
Die 10 Sabre olte ,srau Uiarp Sar.
pep UOn BrOlprct Ausnue srbislt 6reitus
Wtorgen on aloer StraBe cine aebrO
bene 9iiite. ole iie uuf Dem Seiteupsa
uussIltt unO nieOslfiel. Su 2lnbsirahi
ibres hOhsn Slltsrs lit bic Ysrlssun9
Semlid ssidbrlld.
Die alts Council 3ehs on 9eneI
StroBe unb @rOwn Nusnue, pslfe isil
Al 9ahrsn 9eihlOiien mar, lit lsgt'
Uode ourh SObn 9lbbOns nit fiini'
Sebn Oiannern wleoer IN Sstrisb seissl
wOroen. Sin neuer BREEDER. Der s 9OUC
toltete, III aub erridtet moroen.
9ohn 0Ousbsrtp uOn FrOipsct sIue,
nue. bot einen oehnburen Stablitreifer
fur automobile srfunosn unO slppIlfa
tion iiir Elm Yateul einssrsiht. Sollt,
iih feline @lfinouns bsWdbreu. 10 mirt
lie iih als sintn sroBeu Yortbstl iibel
Die isst bsnhstsn @ummirsiisn ermslisn
Der Sadapanna Dsutide llntsrit
Ssrsin feisrte am Samiias absno IL
Otirs's Dale isIn 81. SIiftuussfsit mil
einsm Sautstt. 9srr Wiihael ardmsr
siuls Der dltsitsn Diitsllsosr bss Yer
sins, sab sinsn intersiantsn nsbsrbIid
Der Sersinsssihidte uno ueridieosn,
anoers DittslIsOer bisltsn aud Anipra
den. Das 5sit ssitaltets ii1 Su siusu
isbr ssluussusn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
@apue Sountp.

Ssn, sbalr. = Der friibsr bier mObn'
baits BbiIip Srnit, etrpa so Sabre alt,
III ueflOlens UOhs in @lOreo. u. D..
ssitorbsn. = 9BiIlIum litter unO 6rduIeln
Beatrice Si5Grt besabsn iid lests Uo.
DE nod Bbits Uiils. mo YaitOr sSal.
ter Bultsr iis ole elm @bspaur siuiss'
Hete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
0unmorc.

- Sruu Ssnnis @. Sriuf. oss uuss'
issIidsn Ysrtauiss pom berauideuoen
@strGnten iibsriiibrt. lit Su sinsm 9ubr
@eidn9niB usrurtbellt wOroen.
- Durh einen 5ull uon einsm
Stru6eububuwascu tru9 BaequnllO
Butler uon 93iuOw unO 9bsitnut Stra.
Sen ssitsru ssiGbrli6s SsrIssunSrn 3D.
DON.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
9erftdusise sseibnad,ts ssefdsnfe

Dumen 0anOtulhen. Wiuiif JtOllsn.
9nrtsn Sdllhen, Heils 2oilettefGitben.
3oihsubiihsr. guOsrs gu jubIrsih UNI
iis an,uIiihren. Ssllsr & 9arris. 209
8pomiu9 ausnue. 5O,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-21
6 aSrp5ent SDpptbefeiA
SGalsD+
&ealsisentbnm ,u berfaaisR

2sC0 faufsn sinsn Nder 2ano In Der
Staot; ieosr 6uB chen uno fsiu
fur 9emlleanbnu. @utts Is1R
Gunner 0aus, 0ihnsrbans unN
ilsiner Shsuns; Sruht. yillr
20 Wfinuten pom @eridtshau&
SieieS 1T elm lfhr ieltensr @rifk
Sprstet III Der Sifice Dor uRS
i1umet niht.
700 Sisben Gunner Saus. glarfT
summit. ishr srOBe Sot, na9e
bel Strabsnbubn, 9irhs uRS
Shule.
45O0 Bradtucllss Saus, ails Bsrbsk
srunasn. nabe Der o, Z. 4 u
uno 0iortbern Electric, elariD
Summit.
1875 adt 3immsr Saus. elm adsK
tano. Steune. anlabl 5rntts
bdums, ishr nuhe Der Nnhaltbs
itutlOn osrStrabenbabu. Dalton.
5000 Sshr sutss ishs 3immsr Suuss
gutter Seller. 9loBe Datfnmmf,
ulle Vsrbsiierunsen. uolls tss
9ioro Sincoln slusnue.
1000 Sisbsn 3lmmer 0aus uno Dier
Cots, WturiOn StraBe.:. !
1850 9isun 3immsr Saus. quite Ssis
sSrnht. 9onesoale StraBt.
27OO 3wsi 6amllien Saus. erOsr VOis
Haum fiir einen ooppelien Ylo6
borne. 9isw StraBe. 3
$500 Ssbr biibihss Saus, isds 3tms
msr, 9robs Datfammsr, DoEs
Not, aoams Apenue, 3nnmOrst
1900 @issnibum auf Der ShDisites
Wiisibs bstrdst $85 ben 0iOnal
21OO adt 3immsr Saus. polr 9sGy
Sople StraBe, Dnnmors.
$500 Doppeltss Saus. aft 3immsr
bic Seite. aIle Ssrbsfnunssh,
electric Strase.
1000 Doppsltes Saus, feints Ans.
fsbsn. alle Verbelerun9tn, Glss-
trio StraBs.
290O SshS 3immsr 6aus. yot 10e
SsuB in 5rOnt. Wiouisp ausnut.
22OO DOppsltss Saus. quite %ust on
8On 'StOrh Ausnue.
$500 Saosn uno NObnung. Ypt 100
bel 140. isbr CUTE @tleaenbsk
fir sinen nufsewedten WiaHu.
23O0 Saus. isfs i3immsr auf Otn
erlien StOd, pler auf Dem imtis
ten. NOt 60 bel $50, an ebsllnuf
Strl6e.
5000 Sutes Doppslbaus on Stroi-
forb Nuenue. ~ 3immCr. 9rO-
fer Dahraum. GIbsHCrungeg.
@dlot, 50 bel 167 iSuB. GS
lobnt iit. Denn Sic ms wrssn
Oisiss 9i9sHibumS isbsn.
$500 6sinss pier Samillsu Sunr. tuun
oils ooppeltes Duus benngI wer-
ben. @rpbe %ot uub Z denns
uahe Der Prouiosucs Houo unS
oem @irfus9ruEoe. 3C mieibst
fur 1884 baS Sabr. Sln Bata
gain, menn lhnsll genonmsn.
Sn Oerlitictbcn.
1aoen i'm 100 UlOd. iSruntlu AusnHe
Vaoen 20 bel so on Sicbenler Strase
@infafe uno boppelte gSuhnhauIeE
no iSlats tn allen 2beilen Del StaOt
SSir iaufen. psrfaufsn. peImlsthen
no ueriihsrn @igsnihum III alien Ghel,,
n Der Staot unb bes Counties. @e.
,iro sic bejohlsn. oaB St uns fOnA
Iltiren. ebs sic Gin abiOmmsn trsifeH.
$40 Spnnen Gcb6mcr.
teues 500. Mites 1868.
Sffen Sdmffd9 Mbent
BON 7.3O bic $50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
SENATOR NELSON
 ATTACKS TAFT I

Washington. May 22.-Senator Nelson of Minnesota attacked President Taft today before the Senate finance com mittee for seeking to prevent the Sen ate from amending the Canadian reef procity bill. He declared that the con stitution made the Senate part of the treaty making power of the country and offered several amendments to the measure Senator Nelson's amend ments would reduce about one-half the existing tariff rates on most farm pro ducts. To put farm products on the free list, he declared, was legislating di- rectly against the farmer
 President Taft Is evading the con stitution of the United States" he as serted, when he tries to force the Sen ate to accept this agreement, as 1t was presented. He is trifling with the Sen ate of the United States.
 Senator Nelson urged the committed to consider carefully his proposed amendments. He said the Senate had amended previous treaties and there was no valid reason why 1t should not amend the Canadian agreement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
FATHER LAW
 DECLARED INVALID

Oklahoma City, Okla. May 22-Holding the grandfather clause amendment to the state constitution invalid because it is in violation of the fifteenth amendment to the federal constitution, Judge John H. Cotteral of the United States district court today overrued the demurrer of de- fendants in the case of the United States vs. J. J. Beal and Frank Quinn, D. w. Jeffries and Willard Smith, election off cers
 The power to grant the right to vote. the court held, was not given to the fed- eral government, but the fifteenth amend ment says the right to vote shall not be denied any person because of race color, ar preyious conditions of servitude.'' To make the subjection of certain indl- viduals to the educational test" depend ent on their condition before 1s66 would make it dependent on their race and color, the court held
 The grandfather clause exempts from the educational test those whose an cestors were entitled to vote on January h. 1866, or whose ancestors were residents of a foreign country. Under this clause negroes were denied the right to vote
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
SOON VOTE ON STATEHOOD BILL

Washington, May 22.-Three resolutions admitting Arizona and New Mexico to immediate statehood, but requiring a ref erendum in each state on certain features of their respective constitutions, will be taken up at o'clock tomorrow afternoon for final discussion under the rule per hitting amendments. It is the hope of democratic leaders to bring about final vote on the resolution before adjourn ment tomorrow.
 The last full day of general debate on the statehood proposition brought out several strong speeches from both sides of the House. MT. Norris of Nebraska, republican, supported the democratic ma iorty on the resolution. He declared the tendency of states to adopt the initiative and referendum would have results more important than any other one feature of the constitutions or laws.
 The special committee of the House elected to investigate the United States Steel corporation began work today, its first business being to communicate with the department of justice and bureau of corporations to obtain records made by those departments in the affairs of the Steel corporation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Denand immediate Lorimer probe. Honor man who designed capitol. Probe alleged creosote swindle.
 Southern strike threatened.
 Monis' condition satisfactory.
 News of peace agreement quites Mex
 ico. 2-Jrniuue exercises at Montevallo
 Jinwright case before high court 3ABoy eonfesses killing. 4-Editorial comment 5-Good Roads delegates arrive.f
 Fine convention of waterways men. Ask increase of telephone rates. 6-Sports 7-Mr. Herbert and Miss Dolly
 Society. s-Negro convict brains another.
 Libraries for all schools of state. s-Selma boy Is bitten by dog. 10-Bessemer board will cooperate. 11-First concert of music festival bril-
 liant success. 12-Wild reports of Torreon battle. 13-Market page. 14-Report of Y. w. c. A. work.
 State underwriters convene.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
SOUTHERN STRIKE
 REACHES A CRITICAL STAGE

Ialso stated that strike ballots have been
 taken in all of the 19 divisions and that in every case except two the ballot has re- suited in favor of a strike in case the
 Southern officials refuse to accede to a part, at least, of the demands. The in- crease demanded, it is said, involves S00,- 600 increase in the Southern payroll monthly.
 General Superintendent Hutchins of the
 northern division of the Southern refused
 to discuss the situation tonight, though he admitted demands had been made by the fremen. He left for Washington late to- night to be in conference with President Finley
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23

Greensboro, N. C.. May 22.-A threatened
 strike of firemen on all lines of the South ern railway reached an acute stage to- night when a delegate of the local di- vision Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire men left for Washington to be in con- resentative from each of the 10 division lodges of the system. Members of the local division of the union tonight de- clared that unless recent demand of the brotherhood for a 10 per cent wage in- crease and other considerations is granted at the conference to be held in Washing ton a general strike will be called. It is
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Washington, May 22-Henry L. Stim- son of New York today was sworn in as Secretary of War, succeeding Jacob M. Dickinson, resigned. The ceremony took place in the office of the secre- tary. Following a call upon the Presi- ident, the new secretary proceeded to the war department accompanied by Senator Root and Representative Dwight, where they were received by Secretary Dickinson.
 The oath was administered by John Randolph Secretary Stimson then re-
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INTERNAL REVENUE
 RECEIPTS INCREASE

Washington, May 22.-Aprils internal revenue receipts comprised nearly hall of the governments total income from all sources, aggregating s22.ooo.ooo. This fiscal year S246, ,o0o.c00 has been collected
 Receipts from taxes on tobacco show gains of sS,000O0o spirits. ssOoo.ooo, anc beer, s2,000.0oo
 During April nearly s5ooooo was paid 1T corporation taxes.
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HENRY STIMSON SWORN IN
 AS NEW SECRETARY OF WAR

ceived the army officers on duty in
 Washington.
 Former Secretary Dickinson has ar ranged to be in Nashville, Tenn, Fri day.
 Secretary Stimson left Washington this afternoon for New York to wind up personal affairs. He will address the Inter- Colonial club at Boston Wednesday but is not expected to re- turn to the capital until next Monday. Consequently the new Secretary of War will not be inducted into the cab inet conference until May 30.
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IN GRIP OF HEAT WAVE

Washington, May 22.-"somewhat lower temperature In New England Tuesday; 1t will change little elsewhere throughout the country during the next AS hours." This was the weather bureaus epitome of the hot wave sit uation tonight. It offered little hope for relief to practically the entire country, which is in the midst of the heat wave. The central states along the Mississippi river are about the only ones that are not sweltering, moderate temperatures prevailing there
 Lewiston, Maine, was the hottest city in the east today with a tempera- ture of 101; Washington registered 94, but Yuma, Ariz., was the hottest place in the United States with record of l52 tN ~
 Showers and thunderstorms have mitigated conditions along the lake re- gions and gulf states.
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Fletcher Tabooed

Boston, May 22.-National politics. as voiced in the action of the United States Senate on the Lorimer resolution, figured in the principal meeting today of the anniversary week observance here by the I-nitarians and affiliate societies A reso- lution opposing the reelection of United States Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida as vice president of the American Unitarian association because of his vote on the Lorimer case received the indorse- ment of number of members of the Min isterial union.
 An attempt was made to place the union as body in opposition to Senator Fletch- CT but it was finally agreed to allow mem bers to approve with their signatures as personal expression the following Yeso- attion:
 l"Resolved. That in view of the public
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service of Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida we do not regard hlm as eligible to the leadership in that form of Christi anity known as Uptarianism and there fore protest against his nomination for vice president of the American Unitarian association
 The resolution will be laid before the annual meeting of the association on
 Wednesday.
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Dr. Franklin Acauitted

Pittsburg. May 22.-Dr Paul H. Frank lin, a councilman charged With receiving a bribe for his vote on the bank deposi- tory ordinance. was acquitted by jury today.
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New York, May 22,--It was hot day in New York with at least one death credited to the weather. man
 whose cards bore the name of Edmund F. Berbtram dropped dead in his seat
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at the American league park just be- fore the New York -Pittsburg National baseball game today. It was a case of heart failure superinduced by the heat. There were a number of prostrations and five suicides, believed to have been due to the uncomfortable weather. The temperature reached S3.
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Lewiston. Maine, May 22.-Not since the local weather bureau was estab- lished in 1885 has such extreme heat been experienced in this city as was recorded today when the official ther- mometer registered 101.
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Philadelphia, May 22.-Local heat records for the year and for May 22 were broken here today when the mer- cury registered 92 degrees. Five deaths were reported to the coroner as being f'ifa to tfa tSt=~stiVs eat.
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Pittsburg, May 22.-showers tonight and light easterly breeze somewhat relieved for a. short time the excessive heat in which Pittsburg and vicinity has sizzled for a week. The official temperature today again scored 92, while hundreds of thermometers in front of business places registered 100. Six deaths were recorded today.