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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23
naSeIniSka druiba "NiHja"

Tenn potion 81 usoJamO naznaniati
vsim rOiakom ki Sc zanimaio "a polie .
delstvo la smo prevzeli v nairodovit.
nejsem delu drzave Wisconsin v bliii
nj industrijskega mesta Merrill XII ie
oddalieno dvesto mill cd Milwaukee
zemljo, ma katerej Sc je ~ustanovila no
va slovenska naselbina. ProstOr leIi Y
sredini krasno obdelanih farm XII ka.
zejo bogatstvo posestnikov. Svet lei
med trent driavnimi cestami in tr;
do stir mile dalje Sc nahajajo stare
uaselbine = trgovinami, Solami in tudi
parnimi zagami, Xxi kupujejo YES les, ka
terega naSeljenci ma svoiem zemljisGu
posekajo. zeleznica je dive milf cd
d~aliena in zvozi "a male stroske YES
mali les Y mesto Merrill "a tovarne XII
izdelujeio papir. kedor kupi farme
tukaj, lima TO ~preinost ia Sc lahko ii
Vi II tega kar dObi "a les in ia mu
IA la~tnik zcmlie skoz zimske mesece
ielo y tovarnah Y mestu. katerih jc
10 ali pa ; tri mile oddaljeni parni
kagi. kcdOr ie sciai brez della = me
-tih in Sc misli naseliti ma farme mai
stori TO seiai la mu ne bode potreba
OstIti breZposeln cello zimO. Do sedai
so Sc tam naselile : dru4ine, katere
live ma TEN delu re 20 emo do u. leta.
' lpnOc lim le hakor Sc lZraLalo 10,
ker ie priloznOst IN delo dobiti veino
odprta in ker vsak kos lesa brez truda
prodajo ako ne Y zago pa Y papirnice;
nadalje tudi sirarna katero so 81 po-
stavili farmarji, kamor p~rodajajO nile
ko. Vsakemu, katcri ne Made vse ka-
kor tukaj popisano, Sc povrnejo vsi
stroski ako pride gledati. Ia pri6etek
Sc tukal p%otrebuje polovico mani de-
marin knEnr Hrnpn1 IN laatutE Yanlrp
kakor tudi podpisana druzba stori vse
da olajsa delo in stanje kupcev. Cena
akra je oil $40 do SIS. Kedor Sc misli
~naseliti ma farme mai Sc takoj oglasi,
ker Ia priloznost bode lie Sc malo casa.
Pisite pc pejasnilo takoj.
Ma ILIRIJA COLONIZATION Co,
90s Michigan ave Sheboygan, Wis.
(Advert.) Frank Novak, upravitelj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23
Pismo neke gospe.

Zelo radi objavimo pismo go
Spe Adele Polak, ker dokazuje
natancno ucinke naSega izdelka.
"eZlo rada YAM mammalian, da
je po veckratnom poskusu, posta-
10 T~rinerjevo amerisko zdravilno
grenko vino naSe domace zdra-
vilo. Vino je zelo okusno ter po-
vzroca izvrstno slast. Pri zelodc-
nth lozenih zelo dobro ucinkuie.
Zelo rada ga vedno p%riporocam
svojim prijateljem in p~rijatelii-
cam. VAN udana Mrs. Adela Po-
lax, Llubljana." Trinerievo anne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23
LISTNICA.

\. j.. Cleveland. O.: VaSemu
dopisu ste pozabili pridiati Vas
podpis. - Dopisi brez podpisa Sc
he prioh6iio, IaGctnice ne zadO-
stujeio,
Use zastopnike in tiste. Xxi po-
Siljajo n%arOcnino. %opozarjamo,
mai vednO pazijo. kadar piSejo
naslov: ulico. boXo ali his. Stcvil-
ko. Zadnii cas- Sc ic zopet par
narocnikov pritozilo. da ne do
be lista. Ko smo pa pregledali H.
sto narOcnikov. smO iznaSli, da
nan je zastopnik postal napaGno
box StevilkO. Opozaria Sc ma
tocnost, da ne DO potem nepotreb-
min reklamacij in pritozb.
Vsem. Xxi Sc zanimaio "a Dru-
zinski koledar naznanjamo. da
koledar nj izScl. kcr sicer hi ga
bill ze prijeIi. Vzrok temu so GO
tovo 4 ovirc. Xxi iih je imela
stranka vstari dOmovini, zadnji
cas- mnOgo. -
NJ. SopuSek. Clinton. Ind. Ia
Ike kniigc nj V SLOW. ieziku. Po-
zdrav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23
ZAPEKA PR oTROCIH

.je zelo navadna neprilika. Otroc-
ia Greva bi sc morala ~izprazniti
vsaj dvakrat ma dan, ako Sc ne,
bi Sc jim moral DAFT kako odva-
.ialo. Nekateri otroci nimajo radi
teko6e odvajalo, toda radi yzame-
10 sladkorno. Sevrove Tab-LaX so
sladko odvaialo, katra ina prize
ten okuS: uc;nkuiejo zelo uspe-
Sno. SO popolnoma varne tudi "a
naimlaiSe otrokc in enako uspc-
she "a odraSle kakor "a otroKe
PriporoGajo 50 roper zapeko. 20
per din, slab okuS y ustih. neGi-
Sti jerk. zoltnico. zelodGne neprl-
like pri otrocih. napihovanje in
drugc lelodtue in ietrnc ncprili-
kc. Cena 10 i'm - ccntov V vseh
%lckarnah. Xagoaovitc Sc. da dobi-
,e Scvcrovih Tab Lax. Ne vzemi-
te nadomestitcv. Ako iih lckarnar
nina. narcotic iih cd mas. W. F.
Severa Co. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Advertisement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23

riSko zdravilno grenko vino ina
V resnici dober. grenek okus ter
je priporocljivo srcdStvo pri ze-
lodcnih boleznih. %zabaSanosti in
vSeh holeznih. Xxi izhajajo IL sla
be prebave.
V lckarnah.-JoS Trincr. uya-
zcvalec in izvaievalcc. l333-l339
SO. Ashland Ave. Chicago. Ill.
Pri hrhtobolu. revmatitnih in
ncuralgicnih bolctinah. VAN dale
Trincrjev liniment nitro pomot.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23

X SIN not stopu, m je kelnar
prec reku: ''Kristigot Jaka. k s.
pa hodu tolk Gait? TIA tie Gaka en-
prif, k ic prSou 30 ekspres, pa
SIN kar jest cate podpisou."
CTiskarski Skrat je Ia dopis
zancscl proti naSi wolff med do
piSc. Citajtc "a tamkaj. OPP
ured.(
Upralal, k SIN biu' Enga anne
rikanskga gimplnastga podrepn-
la SIN uciu. kuku b. blu V meksi-
kajnarsk vojsk, ker m ie prgo-
variou, d Sc mel grema tepst A
mcrikanc Z MckSikajnarji, d b.
list Sc wee incl. X imaia zc tku
doSt.
X m .ie kclnar prif %izrocu, SIN
; maroon ia vclk glaz la rdetga
in Sc uScdu K miZ in brau:
X SIN prchrau prif cd Svoiga
priutla Y Spicburg. SIN zaccu mi
sit, d. ic mogocc kakSn druh ur-
lah. d namraja so~cialistoy Y
krainSk hal. llala ic kranjska.
pr socialism, ~ pa razlicn Slo-
vcnc: Kranc. Stajarc. Primorc in
koroSc. Naib I gviSn ih latu ma
maraja. kr niSa pr SocialiStih Sa-
mi Kranc. c. b Staja rec. Primer
cc in koroScc not pu>t !. potl b
mogl pa inc Sprcmrn I y "SlONv-
nSk dom. list starr q Is nix pa
trga Mocha. Zatu X 81 moIjr Ia
pravr stare kurcu:nc. X pravja :
e niSa hi mas stars ne poduCen.
kr nisa mel prilkc n Y Sula hodt,
5 norma mi 81 bul naumne dclat.
d nam ne bo g>pud rcku, d rma
wee znat. kukr Sa znal mas stars,
k sa sli RAYS en- dan hnogam, ku-
kr d b plaGal II kronca "a
ajzcnpon. kcr : ic ajLenpon uni
Slu mas Ia rogat IN Ia krevlast
prjatu. d h 30 mas smrt naSe du-
Sc ma drugcm svct pcku ma RAIN.
Iatu ,m sklenu mu piSat. d b.
tule on znajdu.
Dragi mi sodruh Ze V zadnm
piSm SIN t pisou. d mislim it ma
ukancc k .Janez y Toilet. Sam cd
lott Sc ne norm, al b ia mahnu
po Svelarih. al n So pa pclou 5
tramvajam. kcr imam cd tistga
cenaria, X m "a ic dau Tone,
Sc dcvet cukou variet. Nal gr-
du. b blu d b hodu pc Svelarih
X imam gnar Y varIct. prou pa 20
pet nj, e b 81 tku dclcc pclou 2
ajzenponam al pa : tramvajam.
kr prevcc koSta.
Bonn re vidu. K 'ku Sc Sc obrne.
Mogoje pridem s. k tcb V rcdak-
cion, predm Sc spet vandrat po-
dam.
Idei m pa zdrou ostan. in n
kar niks pozameren, ker t ma
norm ne poSlat "a kristkindl.
Tvoi Jaka StrigeIj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23
IScem

svOjega brata Jos. Klesnika. Pred
Stirimi meseci ie sci IL Girarda,
o., kdor We "a n.jegov naSlov, mai
mi "a blagovoli poslati, "a kar
mu BON hvalezen. VSeG bi mi pa
bio. &c hi Sc javil sam.
Frank KleSnik. Box 365,
Girard. o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-23
Dragi mi SOdruh

Ia nabran. NidS. sodruh rcdahter.
20 tax noe kukr SIN ia prczivu V
druzbi Janeza IL Xolrta in naSga
~tikaSkega Toncka. ic najbulS. d
gre Glovk pOiirat friSn Eft "a en-
par ny, d ST zopct usc ugliha not
= IL verStOndkoSt II. V ktcrm bren-
ii in sunni, kukr d b. bl' notr sa-
mi Gmrl, X silja vn ma dan.
Dan .ic blu prou lcp in soncc ie
tku priiazn Sial, kukr d. b. Sc
vesell. d ic Sou Jaka Spancirat.
G'rku ic blu. kukr spomlad in
usedu SIN Sc ma klop. d b NAL
preStudirou, kuga SIN use dozivu
zadne dni V Sikag. kumei SIN Sc
dou, ie pa k men prsou en- drug
fremdn clovk, k ga Sc en- kol nj
SIN vidu. odkar Osm sole kusti
po ten zavalne m svet. Pozdravu
me ie V angleSk Sprah. potl je pa
reku, d zdej Sc boda zaGel kmal
rukat V Meksik. Jest SIN mu cd
gavuru. d men je use glib, Z Sc
zacenja dOns al pa .iutr. sam me-
ne mai ma gmah p'ste. ker nam
glib tolk V Meksik kukr tukei. Tu
Sc prav povSod ne. Pol m je pa
fist fremdar reku. d. So mora
vsak Amerikanc zanimat "a Me
kSika in delat natu. d pride do
voiske = Meksika, ker ie u nevar-
mast amerikansk intcrcS. Najpred
SIN ga pOgledou prou dobr o6i.
d SIN Sc prepricou. q nimam IA
opravt 2 nOrcam. potl SIN pa re
ku "Tist Amerikanc. k sa nosil
gnar ma bankc Mcksika. mel gre
ia tud pun, pa bo use dobr." Ia
hremdar je pa reku, gspud vi me
ne zaStopte. jest niSm miSlu. d.
"a gnar nosil ia banke V Meksi-
ka, ampak mislu sen povedat. d
imaja Amerikanc V Meksik We
lik zemlje, V kter ic zlatu. srebru,
kuf'r, zelez. ole in tku naprej,
1dej je pa v Meksik revulucion in
Meksikajnari pravja. d. use tn
nm slis, d s. jim $ ukradl. Sci
ste lohka V caitngah bral, d. je
tist haptmanraubar, XII Sc piSe vi
lie, in ina "a saba Sc kakSn'h dvej-
set tauzent raubariev. uzeu uso
zemlja ia bOgatin l'dmi. d ie U
'raubou gspude duhovne. k skr-
beja IA mas, d bona DO smrt glib
tku dobr zivel V nebes'h, kukr mi
lijoneri ma zemlj. Zdei ie pa ia
te gspude h'du
razzalu in m'rbit ne bOda hotl "a
mas skrb't. d. Sc nam bO ma drugm
svet dobr gOdil. he zarad' tega b
mogl Amerikanc dol it in Stra-
fat te meksikajnarske raubarje.
X .ie nehou govort SIN ga prou
grdu pogledOu in SIN reku "Cist
prou .je mou. Pred sa un oraubal
ia gmei folk, zde.i jim ie pa ma
zai uzeu. kar sa naraubal in raZ-
delu je med Ia Oraubane l'di. Mi
pa nimamo prov nc dol "a Opravt.
Kdur tku gavmri XII Vi gspud. je
gviSn V sluzb oberraubarjav. k
ia revnem folk uzameia use, kar
dosezeja $ vojim raubarskm ro-
KAN
Kumej SIN lula reku. je frem-
dar ustou in me pogledou. kukr
d b. me hOtu port "a ~gablfrustk,
pokl ie pa reku: "Ah, a red one,
YOU should be linched."
"Kua?" sem reku, "rdec sem,
pa lincaia mel me, ii Sc Jakata ne
poznaS. | am a hot one, SIN mn
zatulu V ksiht tku hudu. d. ie kar
bled ratou. "Na. d hos vidu, ku-
ga je vojska", SIN reku glib S IL
stm glasam in prtisnu SIN ga 2
bunka glib pod brada, d je mare.
du kozovc V luft in letu preke
fist mlak. XII maja not vsakesorte
gust in race.
Murderer. murderer, ie "a
ecu up't, k ie blu Sc v luft, k
lie pa v mlaka padu. je pa 2 mi
linn glasam zajecou: 30. my dear
mother, help mel
Jest SIN ia pa urn'h nog ubrau
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
ANOTHER FAIR IN
SELMA THIS FALL
Canvass of Business Men
Being Made and Exhibi-
ton Seems Assured


Selma, June 4-(Special)-There is
little doubt but another fair will be
put on here by the Central Alabama
Fair association this fall Friday Il
committee from the membership of
the Selma Chamber of Commerce and
the central Alabama fair began MAX
ing visit to the business men of Selma
to see if they wanted fair and would
give it support. The business men in the
retail district were seen during the
day and they We're almost unanimous
in the expression that a fair should be
held. The committee will visit the
streets Saturday and there is no ques-
tion but similar expression will ,De
secured from them. -.
If the merchants of the city want a
fair tnis fall the fair associa tion will
begin work upon il during the COM
ing week. and every effort Will be
made to make the exposition the best
ever given in central Alabama. The
fair association this year will give
more attention TO the amusement fea-
lures of the fair than they have during
past years, and by which means II is
expected a large crowd will be attract
ed to Selma. During past years the
fairs which have been given here have
always proven successful but more at
tention was devoted to agricultural and
live stock and similar exhibits than
there will be this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
SIMON HANGED At
HALE. COUNTY JAIL
- :
r--r--. $3.50 ~s,-.-- /. :. 49,
Negro Wife Murderer Pays
Penalty for Crime in
Greensboro

Greensboro, JuEe 14.-(Special. Tom ST
mon, coiored. y years old was hung N
the county jail here this morning at
O'Clock. He went to his death calmly and
fearlessly and was pronounced dead by
the attending physician in ID minutes. his
neck being broken by the fall.
Tom stated that he had killed his wife
and deserved mis- iate thanked the Off
GERS of the tafl for their attention to
him and said he had no ill feeling against
the solicitor. he Judge or the jury which
sentenced him, stating they had done
their. duty. He attributed his downfall
to whisky, gambling and women. He told
this in a written statement also to a col
ored preacher, which he wished read 10
his congregation as warning to his race.
Tom Simon murdered his 19-year-old- wife
in the fall of 1872 About 80 days after
Miss. through tile efforts of Sheriff Mar
tin, tried al the fail term or the law ana
equity court, ana sentenced to be hung
The supreme court of the state ON appeal
sustained the verdict and sentenced Tom
to hang May 20. Through the efforts of
his attorney, Joseph James, his sentence
was stayed by Governor O'Neal until to-
day. T' r." .a'f~+ #ftfe't+,
Sharp Aaron, the other. wife murderer
sentenced to i5e hung today. has been
further reprieved by the governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
ALEXANDER CITY'S
HOODOO GONE AGAIN

Alexander City, June H.-tSpecial)
Friday, June IL. 1919 has passed, and
with it Alexander City's 'hoodoo" is gone
again. Observant readers. and especially
the insurance world, will easily recall that
yesterday, Friday was the eleventh an
niversary from the date when this city
was totally destroyed in ali it's business
parts, including 10 nice dwellings And
again; with some reelection. 1T is recalled
that II years ago when this city was. de-
stroyed. the fire broke out at / clock p,
M, and the day was Friday June 10.
Who can wonder that every business
man in Alexander City all day Friday
would refuse to discuss the fatal day, but
with. the significant wag of the head when
the subject was mentioned, would give a
look or suggestion that every one wished
to breathe "a sigh of relief when the day
was gone, and not again hear that awful
sound-the fire whistle. 1t is said that
the fire department, everyone of them,
had his fighting cap and trousers hang
ing on the very nearest peg to him all
day. 1t was once suggested to have the
fire alarm sounded just to see the boys
move but another wise man said the man
who pulled that fire cord in order to make
false alarm would be taken by the pop
ulace and mobbed, in his opinion
In 1912. on June 13, Alexander City sus-
tained loss of about 800 0O0 with only
$4,000 of insurance to offset If the
same part of this town should today be
destroyed, as completely as 1t was then,
the loss now would aggregate right at
81, 100000. This comparison is merely given
to show the recuperating power of the
people Of this town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
CONFERENCE OVER
AT PRATTV|LLE
Two Full Days Work Ac-
complished By Metho-
dists of District

Prattvlle, June -tspecial.l-The
Prattville district conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church has adjourned
after a two full days work The confer
ence was We'll attended. all the preachers
being present except two, who were de-
tanned by sickness, and complet report
was had from all the churches in the dis
.trict. The spiritual welfare and the tenn
poral welfare of the church was shown
by the reports 10 lie on the up grade. A
better tone was rerarted to obtain at near
ly all the charges The church property
was said to oe in good repair and many
charges reported imp ovements added 10
the property since the last conference
Detailed reports We're given of all
branches of the work of this denomination
and committees csamined the reports and
the general results were satisfactory and
gratifying. One of the most interesting
events of the meeting of the conference
was the address at IL O'Clock Friday Of
DR.. II. NJ Hamill of Nashville, on the
subject of Sunday Schools. While it
was delivered as a sermon it was more of
a lecture empna sizing the Importance o,
Sunday school work by church members
LIT. f1dllllli llNeu IN GIattNilie more tnisl
30 years ago, while his father was pasto-'
of the Methodist church, he had not been
here since he was a child until today.
Many prominent church and Sunday
school workers from Montgomery and We
tumpka and other nearby towns came 10
hear this sermon. All were paid, as they
expressed themselves.
A resolution If thanks was voted to the
citizens of prattville for their hospitali-
ty in entertaining the conference, and they
adjourned sine die in time for more than
half of the members of the conference to
get away on he afternoon trains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
REYNOLDS GETS
=. HIS commission
Newly Appointed POstmas-
ter at Admission to Begin
Duties Monday

Annston June 14.-(Special.)-O. NJ. Rey-
nolds. postmaster-elect of this city, re-
ceived his commission from Washington
Saturday morning, signed by President
Wilson and Secretary Bureson. He will
assume charge of the office Monday morn
ing, succeeding C. r. Barker, the repub-
lican incumbent.
Mr.. Barker will be associated with
Mr. Reynolds for some slime. acquainting
him with the details of the, office Mr..
Reynolds has not stated whether or not
he will make any changes in the clerical
force, but it is believed that he will carry
out the policies of the retiring official,
who has made a good record, bringing the
Admission office up in rank, with the re-
suit that Mr.. Reynolds will get an in
crease in salary shortly after entering
upon his duties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
EXTRA SESSION IS
OPPOSED IN CALHOUN
County Without Representa-
ton in Lower House
of Legislature

Anniston, June 14.-(Special THE prop
ositon to hold an extra session of the
lesisla ture to take action on the Alabama
rate case against the Louisville and
Nashville, or for any other purpose. would
meet with disfavor in this county, for
the reason that the county is without
representatives in the lower house of the
legislature. -- -...- 49,. ..-.-..--.
State Senator Thomas T., kilbY Is a
candidate for lieutenant governor, and
viii not stand for reelection. The peo-
pie are now considering candidates for
this position and the positions in the
lower house, which were filed by j. }.
Arnold, appointed probate judge. and c.
ID. Martin. appointed back tax commits
sioner by Governor O'Neal. A call for
an extra session would meet with little
favor at this time in Calhoun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
TALLAPOOSA CROPS
IN fine CONDITION
Average Stand of Cotton Is
i'm Fields-Immence Corn
Crop Is Expected ---.

Alexander City, June 14.-(Special THE
crops in Tallap9oaa county, considering
the cold snap and the very heavy rains
of last week, are doing well, now that the
sunshine has brought the little plants
again to themselves. An average stand
of cotton is now IL the fields. and the cot
ton is reasonably oiean from grass, prae-
tically all having been chopped out and
plowed much of ii as much as twice over.
1t is the opinion of farmers that the cot
ton crop to date is standing at 1C0 per
cent of last Years crop. If not trifie bet
ter, taking into consideration every con-
dition now and previously surrounding.
There is an immense corn crop now
growing, and it is looking fine. Field
peas which We're pantec before the rains
are looking bad There has and is now IN
progress a fine crop of oats being gath
cred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
CAPT. J. p. SIMPSON
DIES IN MOBILE

Mobile. June -(Special.)--Capt John
F. simpson tine first confederate officer
to cross the Potomac river into Mary
land, died in this city at noon today. He
was native of Selma. born in 1888. At
the outbreak of the civil war he was
captain of the Gulf City Guards. in the
Third Alabama regiment He also served
under Colonel Gordon In Gen. D.ft. Hill,s
After the second -ha tile =. of
Manassas. Captain Simpson~swas achosen
TO attack the federal outposts ON -.tIie
opposite side of the Potomac river. which,
he. did with success, leading two com
panies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
INSTITUTIONAL
Church GROWING
Work of New Episcopal
Rector at Admission Grow
ing in Popularity

.Anniston, June Especial. THE work
OF the Rev. Charles *. Weller, the new
rector of the Church of st. Michael and
All Angels. who is endeavoring to estab-
lish an institutional church in eonnee-
tion with his parish, Is growing rapidly
tp--popu1rity. Regular meetings of the
clubs organized for the young men and
young women IN the city are held. On
Wednesday evening the girls viii use the
tennis court, Just built, for the first time
and further plans for the gymnasium
are expected to mature at the meeting
of the boys club next Friday. The library
room is being wen filed and DR. Weller
is keeping his automobile busy in solicit
Ing additional books.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
RESUME WORK ONO|L
WELL AT HARISELtE
Depth of I200 Feet Reached
Thus Far; 20 Feet Being
Through Rock

Hartselle, June 14.-tSpecial. )-The Rock
Oil company of Philadelphia will resume
work at once on oil and gas well No.
at Hartselle. after a temporary delay of
a few weeks. owing to lack of necessary
tools for finishing a deep well. \ depth
of 1900 feet has been reached, 20 feet of
which was through ii fine grade of rock
asphalt and eight feet of oil shale, and
the company is We'll pleased with the in
dications. ~.-
b. c. Steele of Philadelphia, who has
sank so wells on his own account. is
president of the company and has made
a personal inspection of the work being
done here and is well pleased with the
outlook. Other wells will be bored in
the Moulton valley reserves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
Train Victim Identified

fAnniston, June H.-(Speeial)-It is be-
ieved that the body of the young man
who was killed by Southern passenger
train No. So at the union depot here Fri
day is that of Roy Mondell, and his rel
atives are expected from Atlanta to take
the body home Sunday Coroner Muir
phy received several, telegrams and tele-
phone messages- Saturday evening in sfe-
gard to the lad; who was most accurate
Is described by relatives of Roy Mon
dell. who is said TO have left that cit.
with the Buffalo Bill shows.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
Married i'm Summerville

Lyerly. Ca. June 14.-(SpecialD-F Friends
of the Rev. b. j. Tucker of Rome and
Mrs Lois Martin of Summerville will be
interested to learn of their marriage.
which was celebrated a few days ago at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs. G. j.
Cochran in Summerville, They will make
their home in Rome
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
CONTRACT ACCEPTED
BY GOVERNMENT

Admission. June 4.-(Special.) )-Gerard
Schumacher, general manager of the
i'nion Foundry company of this city has
received notification from Washington of
the acceptance of the contract he recently
fulfilled in the-installation of-ornamental
boulevard posts on Capitol Hill in that
city. check for the contract aceompa-
nying the letter, and Mr.. Schuma cher
says that the fact that no deductions
were made from his statement causes
him to feel very much pleased over the
{aI,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15
Cured of Drug Habit

Yours of the 18th to hand and contents
noted, and | can truthfully say it is all
true about my taking the treatment OF
the James Sanatorium for the morphine
habit and | am a cured man. l never
suffered any, only from weakness. L was
surprised when they told me | was not
taking any morphine. 1t is all true what
you read in the Memphis papers about
my cure, that I would rather die than lead
the life | was living. I determined to go
away from wife and family, and If | re-
turned it would be cured man. Yours
truly j. l.. ABBOTT e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-15

why a reasonable" rate should not be
established was issued to the railroad sew
eral months ago. when the Louisville and
Nashville and other railroads We're com
manded to appear and the case has been
postponed several tunes. The Central OF
Georgia has oeen charging 3 cents a milo
for passenger .ravel since it was granted
an injunction by The federal court, pre-
venting the enforcement of the state "a
cent rate law