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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-30

nala tezi: socialisticni druzbi;
izjavlja svojo odlocno zelio, Ola
Sc cimprej nadaljuje pretrgana
enotna akcija balkanskega prole-
tarijata, XII je bila tako lepo "a
ceta S /. balkansko konferenco
soclalisticnih strank;
odloci, da Sc ia resolucija DO
size Observation-Disclosures socialistiG-
nemu birou in potion tega V sve-
tovno .javnost;
klice: Zivela mednarodna soil
darn0St proletarijata celega sve-
ia! Zlvel balkanski proletariiat
Zlvela Federaciia svobodnih bal
kanskih narOdov!
Glavni odbor Jugoslovanske
Socialisticne Zveze ne smatra. ola
je gorn.ji resoluciji potrebcn kak-
Sen vecji komentar, vendar pa
naglaSa potrebo. da iu~goslovan-
ski proletarijat V Ameriki. orga-
niziran Socialistitni stranki.
Sklice, kjerkoli mogoce. protest
ne shode proti nasilmiskcmu rezi-
mu ma HrvaSkem in da ga DO no
znoStl moralno in materialno pod
pre- ljudSki boz ma HrvaSkcm i'm
tako omOgoGi strmoglaviti rezim
tlranStva i'll naslja ter izvoicva-
ii popolno svobodo. XII je neobho-
dino potrebna "a kulturni razvoi
Vsakega naroda. Glavni odbor 10.
nvlIa sodruge. da Sc Y protestant
resolucijah, XII bodo cventueluo
Sprelete ma shodih. nanaSaio ma
nacela izrazena Y gornii resoluci-
j. Slicne r~esolucije so IL spreic.
tie ma velikih delavskih shodih V.
Ljubl.iani in Y ostalih
znamenitih srediScih .jugoslovan-
Skega socialistiGnega gibanja V
Evropi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-30

Ii godbe, in plesa DO 90 a,,..
vsakovrstna zabava.
ker .ie Gisti dobicek t. mir.
ditve namenjen jugoslov. soe;,n
sticnemu casopisiu V Ameriki 60
vsi zavedni delavci vabiio pa -
izlet!
Kazipot: Vzame maj Sc samo
Millvale karo, katero ie doh;,;
ma 3. ulici V Pittsburgh. ali pa no
+. Ohio St. V \. $. Pittsb. PeI;a,;
Sc je do kraja linije in cd ME il
kreniti ma levo in Y nekai MINI
tab Sc dospe do omenjene farma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-30
"PrOIstarCeVa" armada,
MOI z batom" tolce naprei!

MOI z batom' tolce naprejl
Sodrugi in sodruzice!
Zgodilo sc je nekaj nepriGako-
vanega. -
Zgodilo Sc je nekaj. kar mas H.
nenadja.
'Moza z batom' .ie zadela
zelo prijetna nesreca!
Slim entuziazem - navduSen-
le,ki zadnie case impozantno
prevladuie V vrstah "Proletar6e-
We armada, je spravilo "Moza z
hatom' V tako dobro voljo. da
le dobil posebne vrste fiber"
Navdusenje mu .je razpalilo kri.
odkar je pred par tedni - facet
kom julia - tako krepko zavi-
htel svoj mogocni bat. cd tedai
tolce s tako silo - da sedaj ne
more nehati! Swung" je bill ia.
ko silen, da MOI ne more usta.
viii mdarcev. temveG -olce in
razbija naprej in naprei $ tako
vnemo in s takm ognjem kakor
Ga hi Sc manjkalo pol tiso6aka!
To Je tista ''neSreGa" ali pa
sreca - kakor hocete.
Zadnio sredo GA. jul ie
MOI natolkel $1,000 - hura.!,
- ali mislite, da je potem nehal?
Maj Sc. On udriha naprej - ke-
da.l DO nehal. ne vemo nit ga ne
maramo vpraSati. ker hi ga NOR
ola smrtno r~azzalili. Nj mu damo
ma presto voljo, mai tolGe dokler
ga le draga VOLTA. dokler Sc do
dobra iztolce - dokler ga eff
her ne mine. Mo- z batom''
dobro We, da - kljub temu. da je
tsocak re tukaj - je "a MIN
precel velika rezervna armada.
ktera caka ma zadnii odlocilni
trenotek. In ia rezerva Sc Sc nj
ogIasila - veliki avalanche IL 60
tovlh naselbin do danes So nj pri-
drl; pridere pa gotovo Sc te dni
in tedaj bo incl .'Moz'' zado-
SIT! -.
Zadnji teden Sc .ie odrezala Min
nesota. Pa SO rekli. da Mime.
Spi! Kaj Sc, Minnesota ie
alright pravi "Mozakar z
batom' in on We.
Da sodrugi. vase delo lie
storJeno! In storili ste veliko vec
kot m pricakovali. To zamore
storiti lie armada razrednozaved-
min delavcev, XII Sc zavedajo. da
Jim je potreben lastni list, XII mo-
ra zastopati njih pravice in boje-
vati njih BOZ.
lzvrSili ste svoje delo - mi pa
sedaj ma delo. da izvrsi-
kar ste nam omogocili izvr-
siti.
MOI z batom' mai med ten
casom pa lie tolGe naprei! 4
ZIVEL VECJI IN MoCNEJSI
nm ~ --
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Sfranka
PROFIT ~TIRANSKEMU MAST.
LJU.

internationally socialistiGni BIZ
70 V Bruslju je razposlal vsem So
clallsticnim strankam in social
stlcnemu casOpisju resolucijo. ka-
terra je bila s~prejeta ma velikem
javnem shodu V Belogradu dne ;.
maja 1912 in ktera ~prikazuje ce-
lemu svetu danaSnje razmere Ma
Hrvaskem in V Turciji ter dviga
protest prot nasilni politiki av-
stro = ogrskih in turSkih samodrz-
cev.
Resolucija Sc glasi:
BelOgrajski proletarijat zbran
D. maja 1912 ma velikem javnem
shodu Socialisticnem Narod-
mem Domu, kteri .je pazljivo po-
slusal referate sodruga Juriia
Demetrovica. Delegate hrvatskc
socialne demokracije in sodrugov
DragiSe Lapcevita in Trise Kac-
lerovica. narodnih zastopnikov o
politicni situaciji in polozaju de-
laskega raZreda ma HrvaSkem i'm
Iurskem. konStatira, da avstro .
ogrski mogotci ma HrvaSkem in
mladoturski V TurGiji vodiio pro
II lludstvu tiransko politiko. V
pravem pOmcnu besede politiko.
$ ktero ~unicujejo narodom Nth
temel.jna drzavljanska in Glove
canska prava in onemogocujejo
vsak kulturni razvoj;
konStatira dale, da vladaioci
razred ma HrvaSkem in TurSkem
pritiSkalOc ma vse strani napram
odpornim in opozicionalnim ele-
mentom, pritiSka V prvi vrsti mai
boil ma delavsko. socialdemOkra-
ticno gibanje. seveda cato. ker to
gibanje vSeh drzavah predstav-
lila avantgardo vseh opozicional-
NH e%lementOv, cato ker to giban-
Je vodi armada ne~ustraSenih de
lavcev. Xxi neumorno Scitijo raz-
redne interese p~roletarijata in So
obenem borijo "a popolno svobo-
do in autonOmijo narodov;
dviga protest prot politiki av-
stro -pgrskih in turSkih mogot-
cev. ktera je tako uzurpatorska.
nasilniska in barbarska, da je V.
20. stoletju prava sramota tudi
"a kapitalisticni rezim:
posilja svoje bratske pozdrave
proletarijatu ma HrvaSkem in
Turskem, kteri sc nahaja V ne
varnem bojnem polozaju in ga
poziva, da ~vstraja V svoiem boju.
ker je ma pravem potu in Z Min
bo simpati.ia cele socialisticne
internacionale;
naglaSuie. da Sc mora medina
rodni socialisticni pr~oletarijat tn
di to pot energicno zavzeti "a
svobOdo stiskanih in potlaGenih
narodov, zave6ajOc Sc. da je mai
hnim narodom popolna svoboda
in autonomiia ter prilika "a vse-
stranski raz"oj za~jamGena lie "
druzbi, "a ktero nasa internacio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-30

' hlagaini line 80. iuniia I9l2..s aO.ol
FIR. Petrich. tainik.
Ia nadzorni odbor:
France Podlipec, :. r.
Mike Kulovic. =. r.
y; B.-Racun ~tiskovnega fonda So
priohci V prihodniem mem "a.
ki loo izkazan V eni oktohrskib
'Proletarca''.
Gornji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-30
ZIvEL vECJI IN MoCNEJsI
'PROLETAREC"!

Sodrugi V Eureka. Utah. so
pred kratkem izvolili Solskega
odbornika kljub temu. da sta bill
n%asprOtni stranki zdruzeni.
FRI vsem TEN pa nekateri ljud-
Je mlslijo, da so socialism lie
SAME!
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liz naSeIbin.
Lorain, Ohio -

Lorain, Ohio - Pc vsem civil
zlranem svetu Zacenjajo delavci
novo z~ivljenje. Radi Stevilnih H.
kuSenj prihajajo do spoznan-
ia, da "a ME nj reSitve y sedan
il kapitalistiGni druzbi. katera
Streml samo Ia TEN, da pospeSu.je
svoje, to ie, kapitalistiGne kori-
sti. ker pa so interest delavcev do
celia razlicni cd 18TH delodajal-
cev. je jasno kot bell dan. da Sc
sedanja kapitalistiGna cloveSka
druzba lie DO brigala IA blagor
delavcev, ker hi $ TEN pljuvala V
lastno skledo, pac pa vsak ka-
pitalist gleda ma to, Ola V elm We
eli meri izkorisca zaposlene de-
lavce ter tako poveca svoj profit.
DO zadnjga casa so bill DELAY
ci tako nezavedni, da MISC spre-
videli teh resnic marveG so meni
ME tebi mic zagovarjali in podpi-
rail- svOle nasprotnike. ccS. da mo-
rajo biti ma svetu revezi in boga-
TIM in da sploh drugaGe biti ne
more. Glasovali so "a kapitalistiG-
ne candidate ter tako spletali bic.
kateri ie pozneje oh vsaki priliki
neuSmilleno udrihal 30 delayskih
plecih.
lsti zastopniki delavstya. kate
rim je~ delavstvo S svojimi glaso-
vi dalo moe in oblast. isti zastop-
Mkt so V slucaju delavskih straj-
kov III drugih enakih bojev "a
zboljsanje ~delavskega polozaja.
posiljali in Sc poSiljaio ma nedol-
zno delavstvo policijo $ koli in
milicO z bajoneti samo cato, da IL
godijo kapitalisticnim mogotcem.
To je dobivalo in Sc dobiva de-
lavstvo kot zahvalo cd kapitali-
sticnih strank "a svoie glasove.
Toda delavstvo ie sprevidelo
svojo zmoto in krenilo ma drugo
pot, pot samostojnosti. PriSel jc|
Karl Marx ter zaklical "Delavci
vsega sveta zdruzite Sc. zgubiti ne
morete nicesar raven verig. a
pridobite 81 lahko cell svet!' Te
beSede so ucinkOvale Il ncpopisno
silo. D~elavstvu je hipoma z~aSija-
la velicastna zarja in naznanila
prihOd move dobe IA c~loveStvo.
BednO in bedi Sc naha.jajoGe
delavstvO Sc je Zacelo zavedati
svoje moci ter napovedalo neiz-
prosen boj svojim izkorisceval-
Gem kapitalistom.
Da je potem sposobneise IN ia
boz Sc je zacelo organizirati V
socialisticni stranki. cd koder ne
p%restano napada svo.jega nasprot-
mka. ter Sc tako uri in priprav-
liza Ia zadnji in odloGilni boj, VI
katerem bo nedvomno zmagal So
cializem, Xxi zastopa enakost. svo-
bOdo in bratstvo.'
Trumoma prihaiajo novi boiev-
Mkt $ socialisticno armada. koje|
moe je ze tako silna V nekatcrih]
drzavah ma svetu. da 81 je pribo-
rila velevazne image. Toda to pa
nam he ~zadostuje. socialist ne
odnehamo pref, da bo uni6en "a
dnji izkoriscevalec ljudstva.
V tel soc. armadi so zastopani
vsi narodi brez izieme. Tudi mi
SlOvenci nismo izuzeti. Organizi-
rani IN V start, kakor tudi VI
nOvi domOvini. tn V novi domo-
vini Sc zbira slOvensko delavstvo.
skupno z Ostalim jugOslovanskim
delavstvo V Jugoslovanski soc.
v kateri ie danes zdruze-
Nth Okrog 1900 jugoslovanskih
delavcev. Njihove postojanke so
r~aztresene pc vseh Zdruzenih dr.
zavah. Cello nash sosednih ma
selbinah Clevelandu, Collin
woodu, Euclidu. Barbertonu it'd.
naSi rojaki zbirajo v social
sticnih klubih, lie tn v zaspanem
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Kje je Vincenc Klesnik?

Svoj cas- je bill V Oregon City,
Ore. Ia njegov naslov hi rad we
del njegov brat John Klesnik.
kdor We "a njegov naslov. mai ga
Jaw nasemu upravnistvu. ali mai
sc pa sam jaw!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-30
nedeljo is. augusta skupen
1ZLET - PIKNIK

-" ri De" Grove Millva-
' o. hJe bratstvo' obicaj-
no prireja svoie piknike.
Ia piknik .ie takozvan "Ba.
sket piknik in vsakdo prinese
seboJ svoj "lunc", a istepa bo
dobIti tudi ma pikniku.
sodelovali bodo STRIFE pevski in
stirle tamburaski zbori. Glavni
govornik ma izletu DO sodr. Cvet-
Kov IL Detroit-a, Mich. Poleg net.
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IA PITTsBURG, PA. IN So.
SEDNE N~ASELBINE.

Jugoslov. Rad. Pjev. i Tambu-
rasko drustvo "Bratstvo'', n. S.
flttsburg ter Jugoslov. Soc. H.
druzenja; Stew. IL, +. Pittsburp
stew. To-, Clarion; Stew. 81. Mo-
nessen; Stew. 81, S. S. Pittsburp
stew. 20. Large; stew. IS. Rank.
ma; stew. II, Nc KEGS Rocks. in
stew. 70 Ambridge, Pa, priredi-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-06
A SHOWER FOR
A BRIDE-ELECT

silk hose and handkerchief were show
cred upon Miss Mary Elizabeth Pruett at
a clever entertainment given in her honor
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Mollie BeaE.
Miss Pruett is to be one of the August
brides and several lovely affairs are in
prospect to do her honor.
Pink was the floral color used by the
hostess to adorn her reception hall yes
to-day. Crepe myrtle blossoms and roses
We're clustered in iardinieres and vases
giving a note of brightness and beauty.
In attractive contrast was the floral trim
hing of the living room, in which bloomed
scores of sunfiowers. high PLAGUE of
the gorgeous blossoms occupied the CEN
ter of table gracefully arranged An
open parasol. picturesquely decorated,
hung from the chandelier and this show
cred the fair bride-to-be with the gifts
of her friends.
A pleasing feature of the afternoon was
tine music furnished by Miss Lucy Dick
ireon. who sang number of solos. In
the late afternoon ices and cakes were
served The guests included a coterie OF
especial friends of the honoree.
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MRS. HEARON AND MRS.
ALBRITTON HOSTESSES

In compliment to Miss Margaret Mer-
ril. much feted bride-elect Mrs. II. p.
Hcaron and her sister, Mrs Albritton, en-
tortained yesterday afternoon at tea.
There were two tea hours and cards
were left by over a hundred guests.
Golden glow and sunflowers used in
profusion made a gay interior for a fes-
tive incident. The living room was
abundantly trimmed with the golden
flowers and In the dining room, where
tea was poured by Miss Grace Harrell
and Miss Ruth Hughes, brass basket
in the center of the table was thickly
clustered with the big golden sunflowers
In this room the hostesses were assisted
in welcoming their guests by Mrs. Muir
ray. Miss Bessie Merrill, Mrs. Rudolph
Mrs w. Y. Dill. and Miss Carrie Lou
parden.
The hostesses, with Miss Margaret Mer-
ril and their mother, Mrs. c. S. Hooper,
received in the living room Miss Bessie
Roberts and Mrs. Spencer also stood
with them here to extend a welcome.
Tea and sandwiches We're served in the
dining room, but In the hall refreshing
fiappe was served by Miss Nina Bains
and Miss Sallie Moore.
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Wakefield A Newport group included
Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal and Mrs Archi-
Laid Alexander, who We're sometimes
favored by fieeting calls from Eleo Sears,
who pirouetted about. never once taking
a seat Mr.. James Metcalfe publisher OF
Life, looked far more serious, but also
more distinguished, than most of the men,
His wife, the former Bessie Tyree is
charming i'm personality and dress. Her
big hat was wreathed with pink roses
ana also yelled, and she carried a violet
parasol; she has a delicate sort of beau
ty, particularly appealing compared to
the polo girls. She was with her sister,
Mrs T. l.. OConnor of Providence, who
has a cottage al Narragansett Pier. Oc-
casonally there was shout of applause
to prove that some of the spectators
ere watching the game instead of dis
cussing the fire. The Piping Rock team
played a special match In the second field
against the Peroquets. Both Mr.. Paul
Crayath and Mr.. Burling Cocks were
among the spectators to applaud for the
Fiping Rock players, trying to get a
glimpse of the field from behind big pic
tGre hats, for they CALAMITY sat behind
a group of "dressy' ladies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wolcott Warner We're other rep
icsentatves of the Locust Valley colony.
watching the players from Long Island
rialing a brave fight on Rhode Island
sell
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BIRMINGHAM SOCIETY
AT HIGHLAND LAKE

Mrs. NJ. H. Sullivan of rfaris amery
who has a cottage at High sNta fer
the summer entertained ea
cottage party" The INa iifas
room OF the cottage w
and white. the eolors
basket of white hydl tslT
sage, tied with a bow o. i Esae
a most effective centerpiecN ht-
bon table. Along the edges
hemlock sprays and scarlet
SONS We're festooned. The bon-boh
which were paper poinsettias, finish
brilliant and effective table decoration,
on the center of the rustic stone mantel
was a seven pronged eandelabra holding
red candles. Large branches of white
leaf pine, among which hung Japanese
lanterns and large bowls of wild flowers,
gave the lovely room an oriental air.
A jolly game was played during the
evening. Miss Bessie keenan, of CO.
lumbia won the first prize and Mrs. $.
D. cillespy of Birmingham the boobv.
The other guests to enjoy Mrs. Sulli-
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The polo games may have begun a lit
tie later than scheduled, but everybody
was there excepting perhaps such peo-
pie as the Strawbridges who Immediately
found haven with Mrs. Archibald
Thomson, the former Mrs Wanamaker
OF Philadelphia, so comments a fash
1onable journal, as to notable people at
the Point Judith Country club games
near Newport. The most amusing scene
so far as entertainment was provided
by the spectators, had Elsie Janis as a
central figure. She sat on what is really
the table for tea under one of the big
scarlet umbrellas She looks prettier this
season than formerly and is infinitely
more chic than when she used to dance
with oallow college youths at Shelter
Island. Under the umbrella she sat sip
ping lemonade or something of the same
innocent color in a tall glass while close
" grouped around her were Miss Elco
Sears, Mrs. c. r. Snowden. Miss RAN
delphi, Miss Mersman, and Miss Kate
Penn Smith in mannish costume, in
Guiding a short gray coat, white cam
vas derby and straight white skirt They
all seemed to enjoy Miss Janis, who said
gaiy Now who wants another cake?"
and when controversy about future
games came up she reminded Miss Penn
Smith. "Why. Kittie. you're scheduled to
play next Tuesday, you llnowi" This was
correct, for Miss Penn Smith name was
I'm the printed programme announcing the
Ladies' Polo tournament of Tuesday, in
which Mrs Thomas Hitchcock and her
daughter We're also players.
Mrs. s. Human Bird, who was in the
center of another group, was in an elab
crate costume altogether different from
the much rumpled linens of the athletic
girls. Her gown and her hat were a
wonderful combination of pink and
mauve, the mauve-veiled hat being
wreathed with big pink roses. Mrs Ben
Ali Haggin. the wife of the artist, was
with her sister. Mrs. Frederic Bull they
had come from their mothers home at
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BIRMINGHAM FOLK AT
FALKVILLE HOUSE PARTY

Miss Hattie Alexander, formerly of this
city. now a resident of FallSvile, has been
a hostess, since July II, to party OF
friends from several southern cities A
home in which space and shade, verandas,
green lawns, great trees, swings and set
tees combine to offer attractions indoor
and out. have given the house party a
perpetual good time. Hay rides, pcnics
and dances are among the festive pleas
ures enjoyed by the guests of Miss Alex
ander, who include: Mrs r. c. Work
man of Decatur and Mrs. w. c. Nc
Knight, chaperones; Miss Allene Adams,
New Decatur: Miss Blanche Lide. De-
catur: Miss Eula Donavan, Miss Willie
Cole. Miss Ruby Lane Miss Carrie Lane,
Miss Dorothy Chamblss. Birmingham;
Miss Lillian Alexander, Decatur; Miss
Nellie Christlieb Bessemer; Miss Julia
Mcknight. Faunsdale Mr.. Charles II.
Eyster, Mr.. Elmer c. Nix, Mr.. Carlisle
Blackwell, New Decatur; Mr. Frank p.
I.ide. Mr.. Charles X. Lide. Decatur; Mrs.
Russell Chrissinger Chicago; Mr. Julian
Motley, Mr.. Carl Bruner, Birmingham;
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Asheville, N c., after an extended stay
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Bowron.
She will be in Asheville until Septem-
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Kirkpatrick, Miss
Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Serena Kirkpat-
rick and Mr.. Douglass Kirkpatrick, Jr..
are spending the summer at Linville,
n. C. m j,slaluaIeI
Mrs. Julian A. Gorham has returned to
her home after spending several weeks
at St. Vincent's hospital. She is much
improved in health.
Miss Annie Laurie. popular Mont
gomery girl came up to spend the
week end with friends.
Miss Belle Roberts, who has been a
guest in the Weatherly home at Black
mountain, has gone to Linville. N. c., to
join friends.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas of Eutaw is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. w. II. JEFF
fries. Sixteenth avenue, south.
Miss Vera Brent left Monday for Clan
ton to visit Miss Essie Vandiver. Later
she will go to Buverne to be with Miss
Ethel Knight and on her way home will
spend a few days with Miss Adelaide Bell.
Mr.. ]. X. Dimmick and mis- daughter,
Miss Hazel Dimmick, of Philadelphia, are
in Atlantic City.
Mrs Frank Kitchell and her little
daughter are guests of Mrs. Annie Lyon
In Admission.
Miss Somerville Hall of Augusta, Ca.
who is the guest of Mrs. t. DeLeon
Switzerland, spent the week end WIN
Mrs. Bradley j. Saunders. She will
return to Augusta in few days.
Mrs. T. f. earle continues quite i'll at
her home on the South Highlands as the
result of a broken leg, an accident sus-
tanned last week.
Dr. and Mrs. George Reese were among
the Birmingham people visiting in Tus-
caloosa last week.
Miss Leila Wood has returned from
Admission, where as the guest of Maj. and
Mrs e. n. Jones she was brilliantly en-
tertained. She spent the week end in
Alexandria with Miss Sue Hardie.
Miss Evelyn Glass is the guest of Miss
Sue Hardie at "Bide-a-Wee."
Harris, accompanied by their niece, Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, left this week for At
lantic City, where they will spend two
weeks before going to New York for
brief stay. si
Mr. Lee Reese of Denton, Tex, mas
come to Birmingham to make it his home.
Mrs. George Mccormack, MISS hather-
inc Mccormack and Messrs. Harry and
Perry Mccormack left yesterday TO spend
the reeainder of august at White sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
Miss virginia Cantrell, who has spent
several weeks with Birmingham friends.
will leave this week for her home in At
lanta.
Mr.. j. A. Openshaw of Washington Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. A. Openshaw,
1As Fifth avenue. He will be in the city
about four weeks
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-06
HAVE YOU A LITTLE
HUSBAND IN YOUR HOME?
&c. Take Heart o. Grace and Make the Best of HmWhat
Mr. David Graham Phillips Said About the Restless
Ones''-Getting Down to Brass Tacks Our Fastid-
ous Tastes" Love Luled Reasons Dangerous
to Marital Happiness
BY DOLLY DALRYMPLE

Have you little husband in your
home?
If so, take heart O. grace and make the
best of him.
Mr. Rockefeller gave some excellent adj
vice when he said concerning a business
career
Stick to one thing until you make a
success of it,"
Making living, or making career
or making fame, or making money, is not
the real forte of woman.
It's making a HUSBAND out of a
MERE MAN
It's pretty nice the way men stick up
for one another, even for one oftimes
whom they don't like particularly.
| heard unique defense of a certain
very disagreeable man by another who
worked in the same office with that one.
Say, now, look here, the defender de-
Tended, Smith may be a Crouch, but
there's a reason What could you expect
of man who has cultured wife and in
DIGESTION"
The incident brings to my mind the late
". David Graham Phillips essay, on
Restless Husbands"
What he said about the cultured WIFE
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-06
HARDNESS CLEARED
OF SHOOTING WOMAN

New York. August 5.-George Raymond
darkness. real estate broker of Sea-
cliff l.. l., who July 20 snot and killed
Mrs. Florence Hopp. milliner of Lewis
burg Pa, III a New York hotel, was dis
charged today by the coroner
Hardness testified that ne was explain
ing the workings of the revolver to the
young woman when 1t was accidentally
discharged. The Jury returned verdict
of accidental shooting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-06
IMPOSTER MAY BE
WANTED FOR FORGERY

Columbus, O., August IA man who
showed up tere several DAYS ago declar-
ing himself j. A Giles, sheriff of
to give Governor Harmon horse, may
he John Thomas O'Brien, said to be want
ed In New Jersey for forgery. according
to the belief OF Ohio officials Among
other exploits the make believe sheriff
passed a check to which the name of
Woodrow Wilson was attached illegally
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-06
TWO TOBACCONISTS
ACCUSED OF ARSON

Mayfleld, KY, August 5.--Bolin Wright
and Lee Perkins, well known in the Ken
lucky tobacco trade. are under arrest
here today charged with arson
IT Is alleged they are responsible for
incendiary fires, which destroyed five to-
bacco warehouses here two weeks ago.
This resulted in loss of s500,oo1. Wright S
4 rest created q sensation in this Sec
ton of Kentucky. where he has been
prominent as e. business man for many
sears