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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

tpaiicrgIodcn. @on bcn 5ablreid)er
ionltigen 9 | 6 c / b / $ nj q s.
II a + men iei npd) erlpdbnt, DaB fir
Den Sail elmer Shiffsfataitropbc nit
mcbr oils 80 Sopten fir bic 9cbcnss
rettung dlcr Yaiingicre ltnD Der ge>
inminten SeiaBun9 por9ciorpt lit. Sic
Spote iinb iiber mebrcrc Scds unS
nah Dem @runbiab pertbcilt, bdB icDe
Saiin9ierfIaiie Die ibr bcitimmten
Sabr5eu9c, pbne @cripirrung ar3urids
ten. finbet. Sas Nusieben Der goote
erfolgt elcttriid. Ser Snlnpfcr trdgt
niid 3ipci 9cn5inmptor z9ortaiien.
Serporgcbpbcu iei nod. baB Die
ihou item &obnrdun1c bes Shiffes ins
folge ibrer @rDBc unb ibrcr rci6en,
bon &iinitlerbanb cntipprfencn Iuss
ltattung bic &aiier5immer iinb, 5mci
Slldten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @obne,
S6lafz unb 9abcrdume. 3u ibnen
gebDren 5lpei Tripatperanben, Die burd)
9erablaiien GROCER 8lasihicbefeniter
IN Dffene Weeresbalfone peripanbclt
perben fDnnen. Ils Seits linb Bali
iaul bient Gin 22L Ncter LANCER. II
Weter breitcr unb 6 Meter bobcr
Haum nit gemaltcm Ylnfonb. nit foit>
barren antifen @pbclirs mn bier Wcter
bobcn So9cnfenitcrn 81 beibcn Seitcn;
bicIer Seitinal lit gan5 obne itiibenbc
Sdlllen conitruicrt. Wit pornebmer
Glcgan5 iinb ale Hdlimc nNsgeitattet.
Die Dem 9en,einiamcn Iufcnibalt Die
men. Hid)t MIR in Der eriten &la11c.
Nir gcfdlt Der Speiiciaal Der 5~lpeitcn
&laiie nit ieiner intimcn @eba9lihfeit
3. 9. better oils Der reiferc Saal Der
eriten 8laiie. Iutb Die brittle 8laiie
bat ibrc idoncn Spciic> unb 8aufs
idle. Sn bieien Haufidlen ldbt iif
gar prddtie plaubern. Cine Stctp>
arb= unb cine &iinitlerfopcle Ioreen
fir muiifaliihe llnterbaltuns. Sliiscl
unb Yianos iinb gum @ebralId Ser
Yaiiasiere aufseItellt.
Sn flotter Sabrt 5iebt Der Sampler
ieinen 8e9. Sibt man in einem
Der 8cieQid,aftsrdumc, Damn aelan9t
man crit auf Dem @ege Der 8eflerion
6n Der ueber5eu9ung, baB ma iif
nidt in einem H%ieienbotel aif Dem
Seitlanbe, ionoern auf einem Sdiffc
b~efinbet. Nur cine leid)te @ibration
lit 81 ipiiren unb ab uno 5u bas Mrbeiz
ten Der Inifincn. ltnb babel ipurbc
ous Wetter Nad)ts redt uneemiitblih.
@ber nift einen Iu9cnblif perlor ma
bns @efiibl abioluter Siderbcit. Sn
@eielifaft lieber Gouegen, Die iid bel
iolGen 8elesenbeiten bon Der belteit
Scite 5u Seigen pfle9en, i'm 8eplauz
Der nit Den tets liebensniirbigen Be-
amten Der Sapag uub bel gutter gers
ptlegung permiBt man nicbt Die @ors
tbeile tralter @eieligfeit. 8ir ba@
ben "a 3notcn itiinblih in pcrganges
ner Nadt 5uriidselest troB boben Seez
gauges, er3dblte mir elmer Der Ingez
ite0ten in Der Sriibe bes Iorgens.
Sn Seitdtiguns beiicn iplrben alsbalb
Die arcioefelien bon Spper iiftbar.
gnlo iuirb Sontbamptun errcift fem
unb oamit = leiber = bas @nbe uns
ierer ifonen Geiic. Woee iie ipeiter
gliidlih gum IbfhluB gebrnd)t perben.
ltnb mDge ME elm @1ibgeidif DieIem
ifol5en Shiff unb ieinen Sabrgditen
perbdngniBpoa tperben. = .aolniide
Solfs5eitlng."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Cine srpke Seit.

? Mis Neennb, 8is.. berldutet: Sic
Sod,seit bon Irtbur Mennins unb SRI.
Gillian, 8eibe aus Dieier Stabt. biirfte
bic srObte eetpeien iein, ipel1e ie in
bieiem 8emeinneien boa5psen fpor=
ben 1T. Mibt peniser als 400 Ser
ionen ipobnten Der Seier bel. 8ieniel
2%cbensmittel Bel benz Der Srnullna
folseuben Soh5eitsihmaus in ben
Mdgen Der Gntpeienben berIftpans
ben. lam mar iid einen uneefdbren
8egriff MAIDEN, penn man folgenDe
3ablen Iieit: @s tpirben perbrauGt,
$50 Yfnnb Sleiif. rs Yies, so &iiz
den, A 8uibels 3artoffeln uns %
Yfunb &die. Sn entipre6enben
Guantitdten tparcn natiirliH aid Die
anberen leiblihen 8eniiiie borbanben,
tpelde 81 einem Seitnabl notbis iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
9antbarfeit mad benz 9pbe.

Stanton Solompn, elm 24jGbriscr
Iuf5uefiibrer I'M Subion Sdbnbofs
sebdube in 5obofcn,. Der nit ieiner
iin8en Srau unb ieinem neuseborc>
men Sobnd,eu in SO. 200 Nunba
Mpe.. Seriep Gitp. 'pobut, lit ourt
Die Habribt nidt man9cncbm iibers
raiht fporben. baB ibm Der fiir5lid
beritorbene Sdbrifant Sbimotbp s.
8ielep 100000 lebtipiIIiS uermddbt
bat. Dor feds Sabren hattie Stans
ton Solomou ieinem bamaiiseu Ir>
beitssebcr &ielep bas 2ebcn gcrettct.
inbem er einen cnflaiicnen Mrbcitcr
nieberidlus, Der aus 8ahe ben
5abrifanten critefen ipollte. Sicie
mlitbise 1bat bat ibn Der bautbarc
&ielep nidt per9eilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Sir Sduitt. nnb 8ranbuanoen unb
SuetidJnnsen.

Sn iebem Seim iollte cine sdadtel
Sudlen's Irnitaz SaIbe bereit iteben,
lm bel Sranb@, S6nitt> ober griibz
luunoen an3uipenben. S. $. Yolanco
bon 9elpalle, Ger, 8t. SO. 2. idreibt:
~Sndlen'S Irnitas Salbc rettete ben
berlebten SUB meiner fleinen Sodter.
Niemano glanbte, bab er gebeilt lpere
Den fonnc." Die bette Salbe Der
8elt. Nur 25 Geuts. @mpfublen
bon 3. 8. 8uete, 656 Iain Ctr,
Dubuque, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

$50 mir bingcben", brrmmte Scrr
SobIon 5uriid. r8p5u unS iparum?"
Stun. nm Dem 2drm in Der Stabt
81 entgeben". CAB lie our Intfport.
n1tniinn", e%ntgegnete er, vba miiBs
ten mir ifon per 8nIpn in Die 2iifte
lteisen. unb ielbit ba ipdren mir Dor
Dem @ctnale nift iiher. 8ir blcis
ben rubig 81 Saule, aber i6 iperbe
ale Sbiiren unb Seniter bermetiih
beridlicBen lino meiue Rabl5eiten auf
DEM Safbpben per3ebren, bamit i'd
ipenigitens bon Der perlpiiniften
&naIerei 10 tpenig nie moglid 81
boren befomme."
Samit mar Die Sahe erlebigt, me-
nigitens ioipeit es Die Mufitelitng
zines beionberen bdusliden Yrogram>
nles fir ben @eburtstag Der 8epublit
betraf.
Gin unbenolfter Simmel bcgriibte
ben @ierten lnb Die 9alne bes Serrn
Sobion mar ebenfaas unbefpDlft.
Nadbem CT Elm ber5boftes Sriibitiid
9~enoiien bate, unb 5lpar niht auf
Dem Safboben. lpie angebrobt, liet
er ii6 am Seniter bes 8obn5immers
niebcr, nabm Die 3eitung CUR 6unb
unb 3iinbete iid cine Gignrre an. Iui
Der StraBe par Die Su9cno Der @ahs
barid)aft Idon bumit beIhdfti9t,
ibrem Yatriotismis burf Ibid)iebcn
BON &nnlfeueripert 2uft Gil MAIDEN.
~Sie Sengel luilien b~eut5utage gar
nidt mebr NIT "Seuercrnders" nms
5%ugeben", bemerfte Serr SobIon, aus
Dem Seniters blideub, 81 iciucr belize
rem Sdifte, Die eben in bas 3immer
9ctrcten mar, .ba narcn mir bod ans
bere Sterile! Sd pette, lie habeu feline
Ibnung bapon, ipie Die Singer fraz
den. ipenn man tic inter eiuem Slc6>
topf erplobieren ldBt."
.Nur iper Den Iugcnblid eriaBt
Der lam i'm niiben", Ingt id)or
@oetbc - unb 6err Sobiou bate ieBt
cine Sbee. gr mollte nit gutem Sci.
ipiele %porangeben nnb Dem entarteter
@eihlcht 5eigcn. mic man patriotis
iden 2drm madt. Surdb Die 5intcr.
tbiir idlih or aus Dem Sails, cling I'm
Die ndhitc Ode in Den 2abcn, Der Oh
Nadbaridnft nit anallcffctten gun
Seier bes .glorreid)cn Cages" rcr.
iorgtc, mnb fcbrtc nit chem arnrpol
r~ieicnbaiter ~Seuercradcrs" 5uriid.
.aommt. ibr Sungcn". rief er Del
cnt5iidt aufbordcnbcn Sugenb 81
~icbt ipill i'd eud) NAL 5ciacn. ipie'.
gemadt perben muB!"
S~ercitipillig iolgtc linn Der Shlparn
auf Den 6of. Nod cinmnl bctru
6crr Sobion baS &nls. nm bcimlid
aus Der &iihe Den 9robter Slchtop.
Der Srau Sobion 81 cntfiibrcn =
nnp bam 8in9 Der SpnB los. 81,
d~ltcitcn Scipobncr Der StraBc fonn.
ten lid cincr bcrartig cncrgiid)cl
Scicr bcs Tierten nid)t %crinncrn. Sm.
mcr neilc IunitipnSporrdtbc lieb DC
Sbcricncrlucrfcr Sobiou aus Den
Soben bcrbcildnifcn; e5 frndtc I'M
aus9cicsr bis CUR Mittngsihnbc
banm CAB cs cine fur6e HIbcpauie
abcr Nudmrittags gin9 Der Speftafe
BON Hclicm los nnO bancrte bis gun
Inbrlid) bes NbcnbS.
Ser 2drm idleint Sid bod MIDI
10 iebr anscsriffeu gu babcn", be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
5lieser c~rtrunfen.

9ur6 grtrinfcn bat am %. Suni
Der Slieeer Sairbanfs nabe Sbocbufp>
ileb in Gnglanb ieinen Zoo gefunbcn.
Suirbaufs. Der nit einer nciicn Irt
Slu9mnifine Yroben nnitclltc, mar
bon Srooflnnbs ans naf SbocbnrpneB
geflogen. or polltc nit bicicr neicn
Waifine I'M ~fomncnben Siiii Den atz
lantiihen S5eag iiberflicgcn. Snirs
banfs itiir5te ans elmer 8Dbc o taus
ienb SuB ms 8aiier nnb eriranf, che
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Der 86nis aaer 2agicrm,ittel.

Sir Geritopflng, 8opfihmcr5en,
%erbalun95 : Scihpcrben unb Spsz
pepiin gcbraiIdt Sr. Sings Help Sife
TiIen. Saul Wtntbulfa Dor Buffalo,
N. g., iagt, tic inn Der .&Dnig allcr
2ariermlittel. Sic iinb ein Sc9cn fir
meine 6nmilie unb i) balte itcts cine
Shahtel i'm 5auic." 5olt gud) cine
Shaftel unb ipcrbct 9ciunb. Srcis
25 Gents. gnpfoblcn bon z. w.
H II c I've, $50 Inin Ctr, Subuque,
,Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

aries rnpermeiblid). 3pei S%tunbent
lang iuurben Die DffentIifeu Santen
bon Den ibrc Spareinlnsen 3uriidpcr@
lan9enben beitiirmt, bis bon Der
Barrie: Central : I9eutlr Die NadJz
rift %cinlief, bab es lid, nm cine nicz
bertrdhti9e Identification banoeltc,
bcren llrbebcr Die Yoli5ci 81 fennen
Bic Staats Inipultidaft bat
cine ltnteriud)uns eingeIcitct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

nnfs Nenc nit bered)ti9tem Naiionalz
ltol5 crfiiat uuo tic iuieocrum bnran
crinnert. DAB tic bier in biciem 2anos
tets ibrer Eflidt ein9ebcnf bleiben.
Die ibnen Der bcutid)e Scitrebner mil
Den foIgenben Sid,terlporten ans Ser;
lcgtc:
sir Der Ienifbeit bDfite
Sitter,
Sretet elm nit 8cr5 unS Saub,
gleibt Der aftcn Seintatb
fpiirbi9
Ster I'M neiIcn GaterIano."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

i'm elm Srclrb. Der iid nit ,einem
Boot in Der Ndbe bcfanh. erreiden
fonntc. Bic IaIdinc, bic ciner
Motor BOZ, $50 Sicrbefrdftcn battf.
lpar poqitdnbis abgeitloiien unb bate
einen Iuslnstburm aus 0las.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Gin Subcnitreih.

Sn Nantcs (Sranfrcid)) bcmd6ti9te
iin am 3. Suni iuiolgc bcs perbrcd)cs
ridden WfiBbruudcs Der Sirmo elmer
.bcfanntcn Toriier S%cle9rnpben Agcns
tur Der Scpoltcrut8 cine grobc Ynnit.
Sie Wclonng lautctc: r%Ibcrmaliae
zines Zeppelin &ritihifies in
9as 6lus6cug lit bon Der
9cpolferlmg polig pcrnidtet, Die
preuBiiden Sifioiere idlpcr pcripunbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
sa.xe..bsrssr Gazette, gienstap, ben 1. gull 1918.

merfte Srau Sobipn, als Iles porbci
mar.
sd nerbitte mir iebe ipottiide Be
merfung", cripibcrtc Der Mann mlb
@cbictcr. .llcbcrbaupt, lpuo peritebt
Sbr Srallcn bon DER Maht bcs Yas
triptismlt5."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Spbipn am Gicrten pber: Die Wadt
hes Yatriptismns.

.@obin pcrpen mir bonn nm
@ierten gcbcu, Sobu?" @fit bicicr
id)iihternen Srage menbets iid) Srnll
Sobion bcim Sriibitiid an Den itrcnz
gen 8cntabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01
Sn Der Gremoe Scs @icbcrichsns.

9ienltmmn: Tic olte Some mar
5u gliidlid), ols ih ibr Cen ettlaufc.
men Srnb micOerbrad)te! Grit bat lie
Den Ntops obgefiiBt unb bann MIDI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-01

~Sc. Sungens, icbt Gud mai bicics
@il6gciidt an; bier lit Der Yicrte
Suli mo or bat icin 8elb fir =
GaliSp a%usgc9eben. 90 ne Sbeel"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19

sively shows that DIR. Fowler was in
no manner whatever connected with any
of the delinquencies of that department,
and that he performed all of his duties
with honesty and fidelity. His transfer
to this new position is an evidence of
the confidence l have in his character
and ability, and is in reality a promo
ton.
I'm appointing Dr. Austin as convict
Inspector | looked to the fact that he
was prepared for the duties of this posi-
ton by two years experience as a con-
vict physician. From the manner in
which he discharged his duties during
that period, and from other information
] have as to his professional standing and
personal character, | assume that he will
be a most useful and energetic member
of the board Under his administration
I have no doubt that the humane poll
cies pursued by DIR. Fowler will be Wig
orously and effectively followed, and that
under his administration all things that
will tend to better the hygiene and SAN
itary conditions of the convict camps and
the proper and humane treatment of their
inmates will be vigorously carried out"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
News of Ensley

At the close of Saturdays business the
Franklin theatre will close for several
days for the purpose of remodeling the
interior of the building. A new and artis-
tic ceiling will be put in. the decora-
tons will be changed and other improve
ments including a rest room for women
will be installed. Beginning the first OF
May Dan S. McEachern will be manager
of the Franklin.
The women of the Methodist church
will conduct a market of home cooking
at Halls store on Avenue E this after
noon and evening.
The senior and junior teams OF the Bush
and Fairview schools played ball yester-
day afternoon at Crews station The
seniors of F'airview defeated Bush, s to 6.
while the juniors of the Bush won, to 8.
Dan McEachern will return home this
morning from a Birmingham hospital
where he has been recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Clayton Herrin of Cottondale is the
guest Of the family of d. M. Lewis in
Ensley
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
O'NEAL is ASKED TO
DELIVER ADDRESS
Will Be Unable to Bid Farewell to
Men Who Go Abroad to.
Study Credits

Montgomery, April S.-tSpeciallAG
ernor O'Neal has been invited to deliver
ap address at the Hotel McAlpin in New
York city on the evening of April % at a
banquet<to be rendered the delegates TO
Europe to study rural credits The 100
or more delegates who have been appoint-
ed to take the trip will leave New York
on April 26 and they will be absent 20
days Governor ONeals has been asked
to deliver a farewell address to the dele
gates.
The banquet to the delegates will he
given by L. \. Breitung of New York.
The American party will be in charge of
DR.. Clarence j. Owens. who is connected
with the Southern Commercial congress.
The invitation for the governor to speak
to the delegates came from Dr.. Owens.
The governor replied that he would be
unable to come to New Yoork. announc-
ing that affairs of state will probably keep
bin. engaged for the next three on four
weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
IMPROVEMENTS ON
CAPITOL GROUNDS
Old Iron Fence Will Be Removed and
Sold and Proceeds Used for
Further improvements

Montgomery, April 1s.-(specal)--I
keeping with the general trend of progress
siveness which has been SO much in evil
dence at the capitol since the completion
of the new wing, the governors confer
ence Of state officials has authorized the
sale of the iron fence. which encircles
one-half of the capitol grounds.
This fence is about 800 yards in length
and the proceeds from its sale will be ap-
piled to improvements on the grounds.
The fence was erected at a time when
cows were permitted to browse along the
streets surrounding the capitol, hence it
was necessary to protect the grass and
flowers OF the state grounds by placing a
barrier around the property.
This protection being no longer neces-
sary, 1t has been decided to sell the fence.
The grounds about the south wing of the
capitol are not enclosed by a fence, hence
the sale of the old fence will bring about
greater system of harmony, and will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19

fact, and car loads of stuff from that city
are switched at Ocampo for the use of the
cash customers.
C1anton did herself credit in entertain
ing the Montgomery boosters" They
were met at the station, by representa-
tive committee. composed of business
men, such as Judge F. b. Deason, Editor
Wood, Messrs. Foshee. Judge Reynolds,
w. |. Mullins, Senator Tom Curry, J. @.
Middleton, Editor Ticknor, NJ. c. Broad
head. E. NJ. Pinckard, j. e. Robinson, B.
Il. Jones and others. The boosters were
shown every attention and escotred to the
courthouse. where everybody" talked
and then .'the boys were treated to a
fine spread, just such an Alabama feast
as Chiffon county is known to furnish
large number of ladies participated
in the welcoming of the Montgomery
boosters"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
Pisgah Home

You have read good deal about in the newspapers but
do you know exactly what being done at this institutions
Ralph r. Silver will have illustrated article in The Age
Herald tomorrow telling just what this institution is doing
Birmingham
Tomorrow s AgeHerad will be unusually rich in timely
feature articles Regular contributors The Sunday Age
Herald include Marion IIarand Dolly Darymple Laura Jean
Libbey Myrtle Miles, Karl Kaffer Bill Vnes G. +. MARKELL
Frank g. Carpenter Dr. W. E Evans, DR. George Eaves Dr.
B. f. Riley all Of whom keep abreast with the world move
nents andwhose instructive articles read and preserved
the south every week by thousands of readers
If you interested in SPORTS especially baseball YOU must
not overlook The Sunday Herald which regularly
the superior sporting section Of southern newspaper
The AgeIIerad is the only Sunday newspaper in Birmng
ham printing the dispatches Of the Associated Press the great
est newsgathering agency in the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19

at the same time convey decidedly more
hospitable impression to the many visitors
who come to the capitol every day.
In addition to removing the fence
around the capitols north wing, numerous
other improvements are to be made. New
turf has been laid in barren places, the
old iron fence around the monument has
been removed, and many other things
have been done to beautify the capitol
grounds. Incidentally, the face of the
clock in the capitol dome has received
fresh coat of paint.
The governors conference has also au-
thorized the installation of a capitol di-
rectory, similar to the directories seen in
the large office buildings. The directory
win be placed in the corridor just inside
the entrance and Will contain the name
of ever yofficiaI and employe at the state
capitol. The directory will be installed
within the next week or two.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
ADVISE MILITARY MEN
Sergeant Instructor Shepherd Given
Assignments by Scully

MONTGOMERY, April 1s.-(Special.)- Ser
geant Instructor Ernest G. Shepherd has
been assigned by Adjt Gen. Joseph B.
Sculy to duty at nine different places in
the state from April 10 to June IA. Mr..
Shepherds first assignment will take him
IT, Tallassee April 10, at which place he
will spend a week in giving instruction
and acting in an advisory capacity in
tho preparation of survey reports on lost
or destroyed federal property. He will
perform the same duties at each of the
other places.
The list of his assignments are: Tai
lassee, April 10; Alexander City, April
&c; Admission. May g; Decatur May TO-;
Tuscaloosa. May II; Eufaula, May "a;
Luverne, May 81; Ozark, June 7, and
Atmore June H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
ANOTHER SLIDE
IN CULEBRA CUT

Panama, April 1S.-A fresh slide oc-
CURED Thursday in the east bank of the
canal at Culebra heaving up the bottom
of the cut just as on previous occasions.
-Four construction tracks were destroyed,
leaving only one In commission. The
break was a repetition of the original
movement on February g.. which action 1t
is said. will probably be repeated several
times before the height of the bank and
the volume of material are finally re-
duced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
R|VALSFOR TRADE
OF Chiffon COUNTY
Montgomery and Birming-
ham Want Share of
Growing Business

Mountain Creek, April 17.-(Special)-
Montgomery boosters" 70 strong, passed
this point today, bound for Clanton, in
special car. The object of these 40
men was to hunt for trade They real
aze that Chiffon county is gold mine, =
now that the Interstate Power company
and the Alabama Power company are
paying out a half million dollars each
month here for labor employed on the
Coosa River dam. These working men
have to eat and wear clothes and Mont
gomery 'is out for the money" But Bir-
mingham merchants are ION to this''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
FIRE FIGHTERS GET
TING NEW UNIFORMS

The Economical Tailoring company
was successful in securing the contract
to furnish the flremen of the fire de-
partment of Birmingham their uniforms
for the year 1913. The measures are
now being taken for their spring out
fit. which will be up to date in every
respect. The uniforms Will be delivered
In the course Of two or three weeks
ADV,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
Green Dog at Jacksonville

Admission, April 1S.-tSpecial)-A green
deg, the property of Charles Gaboury,
Is one of the curosities of Jacksonville.
The pup was born a few weeks ago and
is the scion of Llewellin setter. 1t
is green all over with the exception of
a black spot on its back, and whether or
not this color will change as the dog
grows older is an interesting subject Of
speculation with it's owner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-19
MORGAN COUNTY
CASE REVERSED

Montgomery. April 1S.-(special.)--
The supreme court Thursday reversed
and remanded the case of the jury
commissioners of Morgan county
against the state. appealed from the
Morgan law and equity court. In the
trial court Commissioners j. A. Nelson
and w. r. league were impeached on
proceedings brought by Samuel Blac<-
well, alleging that the two cornmis-
sioners had failed to place several
names in the jury box and that the Of
fieials We're guilty of malfeasance in
office.
The opinion in the case was written
by Jude Sayre. while Judge Mcclellan
wrote dissenting opinion.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
THE POPULAR ROUTE
TO ATLANTA. WATCH THE
WAY THAT OTHERS GO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-20
DeFUNIAK.

DeF'unianz, April 19.-Since the close
OF the assembly the different clubs and
organizations have renewed work in
its own line with much interest. On
Tuesday morning the C. G. L., S. c.
held a very entertaining session at
the home of Mrs. r. p. L McCaskill,
on Wright avenue. Rev. D. P .Slaugh-
ter's reading was one of the most
pleasing features of the program
Tuesday afternoon the w. {. I. ".
resumed work, by meeting with the
president, Mrs. N. Manning.
ST. Agenthers Guild had first arter-
noon with Mrs. Ben Noyes, on Georgia
street.
The Sewing club chatted, sewed and
spent a very busy and happy afternoon
Wednesday, with Mrs. Bert Murray
on Live Oak avenue.
Mrs. Geo. Marzoni, who has been
for weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. McCaskill returned to her
home in Pensa cola Friday.
Mrs. Meigs, Mrs. Finlayson, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Jones chaperoned party
of young people at fish fry at Ponce
de Leon Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. w F. Jones and son, Ellis, ac-
companied Mrs F1nlayson, (the guest
for a few days of Mrs. Jones) to her
home In Laurel Hill.