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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11
BROzGA.

Use kaSe. da bono kmalu ime-
II vojnO z MeksikO. Mogo6e V par
mcsecih, m0goce v par tednih.
Interest kapitalizma - ameriske-
ga III Hunanjega - zahtevaio vol
no. In voino is6e tudi blaxni HUI
sta. kateri 81 je z nozen in re-
voiverjem priropal predsednisko
caBt v Meksiki.
Dogodki zadnjih mesecev do
k~axuieio. da lie Wiisonova diplo-
mAcija bankrot. kar Sc Meksike
tide. PoStens Sc ie trudil pred
sednik Wilson. da bi vsai ma vi
den sdvrnil ali zavlekei interYen-
clio. Re6eno ma videz. kaiti V
resnici je Wilson in njegov ka-
hinet le yidni znak nevidne Wade
kapitalixmA. Ameriski k~apitaiisti,
Aasti Standard Oil in Hearstovi
sindikati. pa ho6eio voine in Will
% - 6eprav ina kako samostoj-
no mnenje - mora kencno ubo-
gall. Gro MANFRED cato. da bota
smcia v Meksiki prvenstyo Rookie
Teller in Hearst ali Pearsonov sim
d1kat v Lendonu. Prvenstvo pa
ho6eta Rockefeller In Hearst "a
vsako ceno, Zato pa pole zopet
stara pesem - Monroe-doktrina
Wilson je nedavno izJaviI. da
Eediniene drzave ne bodo nikdar
dsvoiile niti enc pedi meksikan-
exc zemlje. S TEN je hotel reel,
da 6eprav pride do voine. Zedin-
Iene drive bodo vrsie le vlogo
pacifikacije, to ie pomriienja in
ko DO enkrat mir v Meksiki. cd
rfnila DO nasa armada preko me-
10. Ali Wilson ina samo Sc tri
ieta svojega predsedovaaja in
kako more jamGiti "a v b0docef
Pa recimo. da hoce Wilson lie pa
cifikacijo. to ie da hoGe lie pre-
guati divjaka Huerta, storil hi
TO lahko brez vmesavanja nase
armade. v Meksiki 10 Re sedaj
yOjna; civilna vojna diva cd
dneva. ko ie bill Madero brutalno
umorjen- SkOrai vse severne dr.
awe so v rebeljonu prot morilcu
Huerti in sicer pod vOdstvom ge-
nerala Vertuziano Carranze. biv-
sega g~uyeTReria V Soacri isza
Maderaye Wade. Pc zanesljivih
porotilih ina Carranza dobro liz
urjenO armada, XII steie do 30
600 NOD in incl bi lahko Sc VEG
boJevnikov, sli manjka mu mai
potrebneBega: orozja in streliva.
IL Zedinjenih draw ne more Car
dobiti nicesar. razen kar
ytihotani. ker naSa vlada prepo-
veduie izvox voinega m%aterijala
~ rebele. Carranza 81 tOrej po-
maya lie q TEN. kar krvavih bO-
iih vzame Huertinim cetam. Car
rama ie re veckrat apeiiral ma
Washington, da mu mai dovoli-
10 oro5je. ma kar da DO 2 lahkoto
porazil Huerto v kratkem Gasu.
Wilson mai torej enostavno sto-
ri potrebne korake, da SO prekli-
&c doticni zakon. XII brani konsti-
tncionaiistom - kakor se menu
iejo Carranzini REBEL - import
nroEja in stvar DO koncam- Revo-
lhcionarjem mai da puske in sire
Irvo in ii mai potem obra6unajo 8
Huerto ter ustanovijo ustavno
Waldo, "a kstero Sc potegujeio.
Ma ia na6in DO pacifikaciia Mex
sike izvrsena. brez da bi potekla
ena kapljs. ameriske krvi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

skupno S stroje, XII so potrebni
"a obdelovanje zemlje.
Tu bi morala poseGi vines VIA
da. V zvezo bi morala stopiti z
ljudmi, Xxi uzivajo zaupanje pri
svojem narodu. Pomagati bi mo-
rala u%stanoviti zadruge "a nakup
pOljedelskega ali vrtnarskega
orodja in It'll ljudem ma roko, ako
sc ho6ejo naseliti poleg velikih
NEST kot vrtnarji, ali pa ma O.
gromnih zemljiscih kot poljedel-
ci. Skrbeti hi morala, da bi ljudje
dobili posojilo prot majhnim
obrestim in da ne padejo V roke
oderuhom, Xxi kaj radi posodijo
farmarjem denar.
Praznih neobdclanih zemljiSG
imamo dosti, pa tudi priseljencev.
Mnogo delavcev je tudi sitih
della v industrijalnih peklih. S
sistcmatiGnim delom hi Sc dala
obljuditi neobdelana zemljiSGa in
pridelalo hi Sc dosti ziveza. Via
da res lahko marsikaj stori "a
povzdigo pOljedelstva. Ali ten
dobrot be delezna vedno lie mai
hna peS6ica ljudi in Sc cate bodo
dObrOte Uncle lie kratko vrednost,
dOkler JIG V veljavi danaSnji pro-
izvajalni sistem, XII izkoriSca de-
lavca kakor izzema poljedelca in
vrtnarja, sploh vsakega, XII oprav-
liza koristno delo "a GloveGko
druzbo.
Dokler obstoje trgovski trusti,
doklcr je farmer vsled svoiih
dolgov primoran prodati svoj pri-
Sc ma njivi "a nizkO ceno.
ne izdajo pray mic sliGne reformc
V prid poljcdclstvu. Ako nj Slo
poseStvo ma boben, dokler je go
spodaril oce, pojdc, ko prevzame
gospodarstvo sin. To je glavni
zakaj now priscljenci ne
gredo ma farmc. Bridke izkusnje
so imeli V start domovini in dozi-
veil so r~azoGaranja. TEN Sc hoGe-
10 izogniti Y novi domovini in "a
to Jill pray ME ne vle6e ma farme.
Tudi V Amcriki Sc Stevilo zem-
lJiS6nih poscstnikov krGi, Stevilo
najemnikov pa raste. Stevni urad
dognal, da je bio V drzavi
leta 1850 lie 81 odstotkov ma
jemnikov, leta 1892 re AZ, leta
1900 pa so in leta 1910 pa re 56.6
odstotkov ~najemnikov. Najemni-
,ko obdelovanje zemlje je pa ro-
parsko obdelovanje. Vsak najem-
mix gleda nato. da izscsa zemljo,
kolikor more, dokler 10 ina V ma
jcmu. No je izsesal IL ME vse ro-
dine snovi, pa vzamc zemljo dru-
god V najem.
Zemljiscno ali poljedelsko vpra-
je najtezji problem V da-
druzbi. Llvod-Georg, an
minister, 81 bell svojo gla-
30, kako hi reSil to vpraSanje in
JIG mnogo naGrtov. Ali re-
sill ga ne bo, dokler ne postane
zemlja sploSna ljudska last. To
Sc ma ne DO zgodilo. dokler imajo
v rokah drzavno krmilo kapitali-
sti, Xxi so zakleti sovrazniki sploS-
ne ljudskc lastine.
V poljedelstvu, kakor smo ONE
Mill ma drugcm meStu. lahko re-
fOrme mnogo koristijo lie "a KRAFT
ko doho. Trajne vrednosti pa re-
formc nimajo, Poljedelsko vpra-
ianjc DO reScno popolnoma, ko
padc kapitalizem, kakor bo S TEN
Dadccm reSeno tudi delavSko
v~praSanje.
DTT T6TT III
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11
PES IN sKEB.

Ako greste te dni pc ulican
glavnega della (downtown) Chi
cage, ali ma Canal st. v blizini
Union-kolodvora, kjer sc vrstijo
agenture "a dobavo della, nalete-
Ii bote ma gentlemana s psom, ka-
teri DO - MANFRED pes vzbudil
vase pozornost Pes je majhne po-
stave ma kratkih nogah in odet
je z rdeGim kocem, ma katerim ie
z velikimi Grnimi Grkami sledeci
napis:
"Don't go to Calumet or Han
cock, Mich. here all miners are
on strike" Ko sc pes obrne, "a
giedal hos ma drugi strani zopet
sledece:
"Don't be a scab. Don't go to
Colorado where all coal miners
are on strike. V slovenscini Sc
to glasi: "Nc hodi v Calumet ali
HankGck, Mich. kier so vsi ru-
darji ma Strajku. In dale {:
"Nc bodi skeb. Ne hodi V Colo
RADIO, kier SO vsi premogarji ma
strajku.' Ra2entega ina pes ma
glayi maihen. bel klobuGek in V
gobcu nosi pipo, katero zdalpa-
zdai zamenja S kosom papirja, ma
katerem SO 2 debelimi crkami ma
tisnjene sledeGe BESIDE:
II am a dog - but not a scabl''
Slovensko jag sem pes, toda ne
- skeb! -
Ma prvi pogled lahko vsakdo
spOzna, ia ic pes dresiran, to je
izveaban "a take pOSle. Pes je V
oskrbi NJ. j. Reileya oil Western
Federation of Miners in p. w.
Quinna cd United Mine Workers.
XII sta Ga najela nalaSc cato, da
20 chikaSkih ulicah oznania ne
stetim mnoiicam Judi, da ie da-
lee ma Severozapadu in ma zapa-
du vciiki hoi Sirot prot bogati-
nom, hoi med delom in kapita-
lom, kar mai zlasti brezposelni de-
lavci Nzamejo ma znanjc. da ne
gredo tamkai skebat.
Piscc teh vrstic je videl omen
jcnega PISA. Videl .ie tudi veliko
mnO2ico mimoidoGih. XII so obsta-
Ii in radOvedno opazovali mirno
iival in citali svarece besede ma
njem. Y mnozici ie bill gotovo tu-
di kak brezposlec. kateri Sc nj
znal, da je strajk V Michiganu
in Y Colorado. Pes ga ie o tenn
pouGil in Calumet & Hecla Co.
ina danes enega skeba mani -
&c ne wee. V gledaliScih, cirkusih
in V %privatnih palacah milionar-
ley le ma stotine dresiranih psov
In pudeljnov vsake vrste. toda
delavstyo in cloveSka druzba nj
ma ME cd tega. I'll psi sluzijo lie
dobicku in zabavam lenih bogata-
Ali pes. o katerem sedaj ri.
Sem, predStavlia povsem nekaj
drugega. Pes. ma ulicah Chicago,
kateri z napisom ma svojem Ii
votu svari delavce pred skebari-
10, pomeni Sc wee kot samo to. &c
bi bill ljudje in mozJe V DELAY.
skcm raZredu zvesti sami sebi in
svojim raZrednim bratom. potem
potem ne hi bilo treba. da bi ne
zival ma Stirih hogan apelira-
la ma cloveSke dvonozce, da mai
bodo zvesti principom Organizira-
mega delavstva. Ker pa nj tako.
kcr imamO Y delavskem razredu
nestvornc, %ncvredne. ua so zavitl
v clovcSko kozo in da hodijo po
dveh nogah. potcm pa mora pes
uciti lJudi, kai ie loialnost in kaj
je princip! Clovek. delavec. ka-
teri SC poniaa tako globoko, da
: k7itiGmi uri boia ida svoio
30 razredu. kakor to delajo
skebie oh casu stavke. tax Glovek
So poniza pod - psal &c hi ga
primerlali s psom, napravili hi
sramoto pasiemu rodu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Cujemo. da je skebski elias
mix" ma smrtni postelji. &c je to
res, potem bo skeb-urednik lah-
ko Sci "a puskaria carju Nc
Naghtonu. Namesto revolverja
dobil bo gallon snopsa in kogar
BIO hotel aretirati, DO kar padel
mani in dotiGnik sc ne BIO wee ga
nil!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Satira pod zaglavjem "Krja-
veil, Janez in orgle'', XII .ie bila
V predzadnji Stevilki "Proletar-
ca, ie silno pogrela Janeza. Ia
ko je bill zmeSan, ko ie cital, da
je V zmeSanOsti nazadnie hlastno
precital tudi T~rineriev oglas spo-
dai pod satire mislec, da ie oglas
nadaljeyanie satire. Tako Sc 60
di GlOveku, cegar mozgani so V
"paci'. Ubogi Janez Kraniski!
SmiliS sc nam!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Primerjajmo slike Bryana
IN umrlega Barnuma. Podobna
sta 81 kakor dvojcka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Kranjski Janez ie skrajno
smeSen. Cd mas zahteva. da mu
odgOvorimo to in ono. Mi smo
Janeza stirikrat po vrsti vprasa-
Ii, kai misli o katoliski skebariji
V Calumetu, toda do danes nj Sc
mic odgovoril. Janez bi rad igral
slepe miSi, toda mi smo re odra-
still "a take otrocariie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Pa recimo, da kak kapitalist
res podpira socialistiGno borbo,
ali bi bill tax kapitalist mani vre-
den kakor ie Carnegie, kateri
kot brezverec ali krivoverec pod
pira katoliSke cerkveY Socialist
nismo Sc nikdar beracili pri kapi-
talistih "a kako podporo, niti je
ne maramo beraciti cetudi bi vi
deli, da io dobimo. Kranjski ia
nez pa beraci pri kapitalistih, XII
so krivoverci IL niegovega stalls
ca. Beracil ie pri Carnegiiu "a
orglc in Carnegie nj katoli6an.
To ie dokaz, da Janezov Bog je
dollar in bog-dolar mu .ie dobro
doSel, pa mai ga da katolican. lid
ali b%rezverec. Tudi Cd socialistov
Sc ga ne hi branil, Ge bi mu ga
dali, cato pa vedno iamra, kaliko
denaria p~otrosiio socialist "po
nepotrcbncm' "a svoio propagan
do. Ali tie imamo. Janez?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Janez ic zc parkrat kvasil o
"milionih'', Xxi Jill .ie 20 n.iego-
VEN mnenju zapustil pokoini So
drug August Bebel Nemciii.
Lagal ie tako dolgo, da ie nazad-
ME svoio lastno laz zadavill V
50. stew. svoic cunie piSc doslov-
no:
"Vse premozenie porocnika X.
jc %znasalo mad 10000 mark, cd
cesar ie dobil Bebel 400. 900
mark. Cd tega .ic placal Bebel
svoiim sestram 10000 mark, So
cialnOdemokraSki stranki lie dial
$4,000 mark. tako da ie cd cele
vsote 100000 mark ostalo Beblu
samo 1872 mark, torei niti po-
lovica."
Tako torei! Najprvo ie Janez
lagal, da 81 ie Bebel V svojem ziv-
%ljenju pridobil million mark po
krivici! Sedai pa priznaie. da je
Bebel podedoval 100000 mark
in OBJ casu svoie smrti ie zapustil
ne million, temveG 10000 mark.
Mako Sc to strinja. janet Ali nj
81 sam primal, da 81 laznik prve
vrste? Sumljivo pa .ie obenem, da
Sc katoliSki popje tako zanimajo
"a Beblovo zapuScino. Ali so NOR
da pricakovali. da DO Bebel "a
pustil kai "a afriske nisione9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Janez, povei nam "a bozjo vo-
40. zakal Jc pa prOpadel kato-
liSki "Thc Common Cause" V
New Iorku, kateri ie bill ustanov-
lien nalaSt cato, da pobiia soeia-
lizem' Pred cnim lie "a
lostno izdihnil, toda socialism pa
lie Sc zivi in rastc. Ali nj bill 1.-The
Common Cause podoben beda-
ku, XII sc postavi pred drveci
Wax? Cause" poGiva ma easni-
karSkem pokOpaliSGu in &c hi ia
ncz ne bill gluh, hi lahko sliSal IL
groba Danes meni, iutri tebi .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Janez blebece, da ma Dunaiu
podpirajo socialiste zidovski ka-
pitalisti. To sc glasi ravno tako,
kakor da bi k~apitalisti V Copper
County podpirali Western Fedora
tion of Miners, ali kakor da bi
kraniski Janez bill clan social
Sticne stranke. Dokler pa to dvo-
10 nj mogo6e. tako dolgo ostane
Janezova trditev o prijateljstvu
socialistov $ kapitalisti cisto ma
vadna katoliSka laz! Capito, ia
nez,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-11

Casopisie %poroca, da ie V pre-
tcklcm letu bankrotiralo deset I'll
soc cerkva radi pomanikanja We
re Y Ameriki. kai ce bi iih raz-
drl Socializemq
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Why Prominent Men Have
Declined to Go to Great
EuropeanlCapitals
WILSON IS, SAID TO
FAVOR HIGHER PAY
Salaries of American Ambassadors
Not Sufficient to Justify Any
But the Very Wealthy in TAX
ing Place
nx G. Il. STEWART

washington, March 96--(Special)--If the
people of the United States desire that
y citizen of the country who has only
moderate means be given the same op-
portunity to represent this government in
some of the foreign courts as ambassador,
they ought to place 1t In lhis power to
do so, by bringing pressure upon Congress
TO increase the pay of our ministers and
ambassadors in order that they may live
presentably and In keeping with their
rank.
President Wilson earnestly desires to
give the Enthusiastically to the Court of
st. James, and in Paris to some worthy
and capable democrat outside of the mil
lionaire class. There are many men who
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
GOOD ROADS HANG IN
BALANCE IN BLOUNT|
Some Opposition Develops
Against Issuing Bonds for
Improving Highways

Oreonta, March 26.-(Special. 1.-The bond
election is waxing warm in Blount and ii
is difficult to determine just how it Will
right others seem to think 1t Will ne
close and possibly defeated. Blount coun-
ty is badly in need of good roads, but
there is a diversity of opinion to how
they should be secured. Some say issu-
ing bonds will solve the problem, while
others contend thai sl60000 will not make
one good road through the county so II
will take the election to decide who is
Who"
The awful havoc and destruction of life
by the recent storms through the coun-
try and the warnings by the weather
bureau of others to come has caused a
nervous feeling all through this part o;
the state, and many are planning to DIG
storm pits to get in In the event of a
storm.
Contractor Cox has begun the erection
of the Oneonta Hardware company's two
story brick on First avenue, adjoining
the Blount County bank.
There is to be an all day old sacred
Halp SlnSlHS at the y. +. cnurcn IN On-
eolta on next Sunday, and many noted
sacred harp singers are expected to DC
present.
The old jail building, which was con-
deinned by the examiner, has been torn
down and a new and better building, with
better sanitary conditions, will be erected
in its place. The contract has been let
and work win be started at once on the
building.
A series of revival services will begin
at the Southern Methodist Episcopal
church on next Sunday night to run for
perhaps 10 days.
On the night of the 26th the fourth at
iaction in the lyceum course was given
at the High school auditorium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
ALLEGED FORGER|S
HELD At ADMISSION
John Jones Charged With
Forging Signatures
to Checks

Admission, March 26.-(Special-
Charged with forging the signatures
of John Jones and K. E. Stewart. the
latter five times to as many different
checks, John Jones was bound over
Wednesday morning by Recorder Green
to await the action If the city court
grand jury. His bond was fixed at
$500. or $500 in each case.
Will W. Wakefield, of this city; C.
T. Grim of oxford. d. F. Holland and
rank McGraw testified in court against
the defendant and Chief Shiretski, who
spent Tuesday working on the case,
introduced checks as evidence against
the young man, who is said to have a
wife and a five-weeks old baby depen-
dent upon him. He denied the charge
lin all counts but one, admitting that
he signed one check.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
]. H. WALLACE, JR.,
HAS NOTHING TO SAY
Game Commissioner De-
clines to Discuss Politics
at Huntsville

Huntsville March 26-(Special) John
II. Wallace, Jr., state game and fish COM
missioner, is visiting at his old home
in this city, having come to see his son.
John II. Wallace the third, who arrived
Sunday night. Mr.. Wallace Is not talk
ing politics and had nothing to say when
asked to deny or affirm reports of his
prospective candidacy for the governor
ship of Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Well Put

From the Chicago Record Herald.
Mrs Stusvesant Fish, at one Of her
beautiful dinners in New York. said of
o woman whose daughters had all mar
ried well:
"a woman like that hates to lose her
daughters yet-well, / suppose her
feelings are pretty well expressed by
the homely story of the washerwoman
"A washerwoman whose five girls had
married well was left all alone with
her old husband: but she said philos-
ophically about the girls les:
" 4 misses EN- and wants en-; but,
golly. | misses EN- moren wants
en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Alleged Burglar Caught

Admission, March 26.- (special)--
Charged with having burglarized the
store Of j. A. Burgess on West Tenth
street Monday evening, John Thomas,
negro, was arrested at Bynum Tues
day afternoon as the result of a clue
received earlier in the day. Officer Ket-
tie and Detective Reardon of the South
ern railroad made the arrest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
DAVE STEVENS GIVEN
LIFE TERM IN PRISON
Convicted at AshviIle Tues
day for Killing Planter in
Potato Patch

Ragland, March (Specia) Dave
Stevens who shot and killed Mr. Lit
tie near Odenvile last week. WAS tried
yesterday at Ashville, and after plead
ing guilty to the charge of murder
against him, the court gave him a
life sentence In the pcnitentary.
Without proxocation. Stevens Killed
Little while at work in his fLittle's)
potato patch. Within less than a week,
a man was murdered, the criminal APP
pretended, tried and sentenced to inn
prisonment for life. If more speedy
trials were enacted and justice meted
out, less crimes would be committed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Will Not Change Road

Admission, March 2e.-'Speciai' At
cording to Commissioner w. IA. NUN
nallv, there will be no change In the
route of the Alexandria road, which mas
inst been considerably improved by the
bnilding of a five mile pike. The mer-
chants of West Admission recently mace
a formal complaint against ruInoreo
s.anra hut Mr.. Nunnally says he knows
~ no such project being under con-
templatiin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
RACE IS BECOMING
WARM At EUFAULA
Postal Official Looking Into
Qualifications of Postmas-
ter Applicants

Eufaula, March ga Especial 1.-The pres
postoffice department in the city for the
past few days has not only been looking
over the affairs of the office here, bur
who ii has been learned, has been MAX
ing diligent inquiry as to the qualifica-
tons of the three applicants for the 20
sition of postmaster of the city, has
creeteda rifle of inquiry and conjecture
as to who the lucky man will be. Post
| master Russells term expired on Jan
| uary 13 and he is among the pumber
whom President Taft appointed. but
which was not confirmed by the Senate.
The candidates for the position are Capt.
L. Y. Dean, e. T. Conner and c. S. Nc
| Dowell
| The regular annual parish meeting of
| st. James Episcopal church was held
Easter Monday evening in the church
when routine matters were looked into
and the following vestrymen were chosen
| for the ensuing church year: c. s. Kel-
| Ter, senior warden; John Z. WhitlocS,
| junior warden; A. NJ Brown, treasurer;
C. G. Mercer and E. D. Corlker.
Invitations are being received here to
the approaching wedding of John oscar
Stallngs of this city to Miss Matte F,s-
| telle Crawford of Dotnan which will he
sole mnized at the home of the prospec-
tive bride on the evening of April 9.
Operations are still going on at the
compress here owing to several large
shipments Of cotton that have recently
| found their way there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Alleged Tigress Captured

Admission, March (SpeciaD
Humphries, woman who has been
arrest several times before a
eharge of violating the prohibition laws.
was arrested again Wednesday by Chief
Shiretski Officers Phillips and Jirels.
Three cases were made against the
woman and about so bottles of liquor
were confiscated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
DISTRICT MEETING
AT GIRARD SUNDAY

Girard. March 26-(Special)-The First
d;str;ct sunday school convention of Rus
sell county will meet with the ehrai"
Methodist school next Sunday. MI the
schools in the district will be represented
and a good report will be sent up to the
state convention in Huntsville nex'
month.
The spring term of the circuit court for
Rnssell county convened in Scale yester-
6ay and a large number of people from
this city are in attendance in various ca
pa cities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Carson Still on Border

Admission, March -fSpeciaD-- II
Lee Carson lives until Monday, the pre-
liminarytrial of G. W. Hill. his alleged
assailant, will come off as scheduled
Monday. 1t was announced at Sellers
hospital Wednesday that Carson was
still alive and had made no change for
better or worse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Louise Liszt Makes Bond

Anniston. March --(Special)--
Louise Liszt,a young woman who had
peen employed as singer at a local
photpplay house, and arrested in Allan
q recently on charge Of stealing from
the American house in Admission, has
made bond In Atlanta and viii not ap-
pear here soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
Recorder as Witness

Admission. March 28.--(Speciai)-Re
corder ]. F. Green was witness In his
own court Wednesday when Ada jack
SON. negress, was arraigned on
charse or abusing an officer, She was
fined $15 in two cases, officer Joe
Dill arrested the woman for a nuisance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-27
ACCEPT REMODELED
JAIL AT PELL CITY
Price Paid by Commission
ers S3500-Prisoners Will
Be Brought Back

Pell City, March 26-(Speclal) The
jail which has been undergoing a thor
Tough overhauling under the strict in
lstructions of Jail Inspector DR. W. Fl.
IOates, was finished by the Southern
structural Steel company of Dallas.
Tex. this week and after the commits
lsioners had notified DR., Oates that they
would meet here yesterday to inspect
the jail with view of accepting and
paying for same, DIR. Oates failed 10
show up, but the jail was accepted and
|raid for by the commissioners court
land Sheriff Love stated this morning
that he would go to Birmingham today
and bring back all prisoners confined
in the jefferson county Jail.
The jail has been arranged in such
la manner SO that it now conforms to
the specifications of the Jail and inspec-
|tion department of the state and Is SAN
itary in every respect There are show
Ter baths and private toilets in each
apartment which will enable the pris-
oners to battle as frequently as they
desire The price paid for the work by
the commissioners court was $500.
Work on the pike between this place
and Easonville is being pushed very
rapidly under the supervision of the
state highway department. However,
the continued rains recently have been
very much against the work.
The regular monthly term of county
|court was held here yesterday being
presided over by Judge James L. Her.
ring, with Solicitor Starnes being at
hie most readv to proeecute thosa hafora
the court for trial. However each de-
fendant demanded a jury and no cases
were tried.