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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

aber benfen, gabe iH Der maasren Stub
nid)ts 81 ~ireiien. Stun: Die mugere
Stub lit Die totboliide Yreiie.. Sie
fette Stub - Die farblpie poer ge9nez
ride Yreiie. @ib Der ma9eren Stub
bon iest an reHt piel Sutter, On lpirit
Damn piele Nabrung filr Sid 5uriid1
erbalten. Siittere Die fatboliI6e FreNe
auf folgenbe @eiie:
1. Ibpnniere allf cine tatboliIde
;3eitung, lpenn Oh iett BLOB Die 3eiz
tllne iiber Die Ndiel zines Nnperet
lieit;
2. @i6 Der tatboliiden 3eitlng
Innpncen unb acknowledgements;
3. geriifiihti9e bel Saul nnO
@ertauf bic Sirnen, melhc i'll Der
fatboliihen 3eitung Infilnbigun9en
einrilden;
4. Seiln @intaui unb &erfdlIf be-
ruie Sid barnuf, oaB gu III oicier
Sciner tatboliiden 3eitung Die Nnz
fiinbi9ung g~eleien bait;
5. Sltd)e neue Ibonlelten 81 9e>
ninnen;
8. Sntereiiante Nelli9feiten tbeile
unpcr5ii9lif 9eiuer 3eitrmg nit. Sci
ans apoitoliihen @riinben unbe5abls
ter Hcporter unp Ngent. Sas lit elm
Sbrenumt 10 pie basienige zines
fatboliiten HeDafteurs ELM Sbrcnamt
eriter alaile III;
Z. 0erlan9e uuf Der Hetle, auf
Dem ausgang, Dem Spn5iergang Seine
3eitung, aud, lpem Su Itc Ihon
dbonuierit;
8. @enn Oh lie 9eleien bait, 10
lulie lie in quite ooer nod bc''er III
Idlcdyte Sdnbe geratbeu, Sa5 quite
SumenfDrnlein fam gcraoc bort Sppelt
fdlIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

i'd, antiportete id. - .Wie gefalt
Sbnen Dieie 3eitung?" "Sebr
gut" - .Nbonnieren Sic b~arnuf2"
- vSn. 3u Sauie uber anf Der
Heile faife ih es aae Cage Nah
ldngerer llnterbaltung itellte es iih
beralls, baB bieier Mrbeiter bereits
mebr ais 100 Nbumnenten sewunnen
bate. SD orildte linn geriibrt Die
Sanb unb 9ab mid linn 81 %erfennen
unb nannte i'm einen l%In9elalbten
Ipoitel. cinen 9aieuapoi1el. einen
9plegen. Nitorbeiter uno Mittampier
i'm Heihe @ottes.
Sic Wit9liebcr ser Warianiider
Congregation in Seiterreih lperperl
ipitematiid gum YreBz Apoitolat err
5ogcn unb 9ant ibrer raItloicn Sbdz
tigfeit fam ma jeBt and auf tleine@
'ren SubnIrntipnen cine tatboltldle
3eitlng erhalten, no frilber nur
Silbenbldtter auflagen. Warum? Weil
Die Spbalen nad 0erabreoun9 alb
tpcdielnD - beim 3orbeigebeu iolange
cner9iid Die fatboliide 3citung pcrz
Ianet buben, bis lie beitellt muroe.
Sesgleiten perlansen beutife unr
oiterreifiihe &rcBupoitel im Sotcl 5n>
gleid) nit Der Speiietarte cine fatbos
hide 3eitung. Sit feline lplhe ba.
miro fein Glen beiteQt. Man gebl
pcitcr. Sn einigen Stdbteu bon
YreuBiih@S s eridleiien BADEN unicre
2nienapoitel an Sonnta9 Nahmits
tagen formlihe Ha55ias IN Den gtes
Italtrants abgebalten unb malldmal
bas b~eitellte uuO be5ablte Bier pber
Die Gimpnabe unberiibrt iteben ges
luiien,. no feline fatboliide 3eituns gu
baden mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Die Sekrift SeamSriuarS'S
INT pertuaieitIeber Be-
Iemetstmne.

Sic tatboiiite 3eitune SortIgals
n&iberoabe" (Sie Sreibeit) idreibt
Sol9enbes iiber bas 9ud, Der fran5o>
iiiGen 6atboliten: Ser beutite aries
urb Der &atboli3ismus":
rSbgleih mir lie (Oie S%ran3oIen)
lieben, 10 fonnen mir ibre 8ultilng
bod nift biaigen: benu lie babeu
elm Sud pe%rotfentlitt, meldes 20
WiliOnen beutiher &ntbplifen per>
leumbet, beren Hedbte 81 ieOer 3eit
mebr bead,tet lporben iino, mie Dies
in Sranfreih Der Sal sepeien; NIB
boh bate Sranfreid), amf @runb leiz
mes 8erilfes uno Der empfaugenen
8p6ltbaten, cine fpeit srDbere YflidJt,
treu 81 bleiben.
.8abr lit es aQerbings, baB Der
9roteitantismus ans SeutIhlaub
itummt; aber Srantreih bat ms
ben 8oltarianismIs llno S~afobinisz
mus sebraht. 2utber lit auf Dieielbe
Shlfe 81 ltellen, lpie Cabin - Elm
Sr%an8oie. Wenn Der WoherniSmus
in Seuti6lanb e%ntitanb, 10 lit es bod
Sranfreih geneleu, tpeldes i'm in
hen lateiniihen 9dnbern ausbreitete.
Sarnaf bat iopiel 9eidaoet pie 2oilp;
elm StrallB lpeniger pie 8enan. gisz
mnrd bot 5nar Den Terlult be5 pelts
liden Seiiees bes Ynpites erleidtert
lper i'm ober porbereitete, mar Napos
leon >ber Sritte. Die fran5oiiihe
Teriplsung lit uidt better getpeien mie
Der &lilturtampf. Sod baben Die
beutlfen &atbolifen aus lesterem
sroberen Nusen 81 5ieben 9epuBt ipie
Die Sransoien aus Der freimuureris
id3en 5prannei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
&arnm lit bic fatboliid,c YrcNc ntdDt
leiituuasfGhigcr?
III.
Is ort1cB II a.

gu bieier Notwithstanding
fam Dir folgeubes Sciipiel ucrhelfen:
(@enu cs nid)t pubr lit, lit es gut
erflnoen.) Gin Sarmcr, elmer bon
Senen, Die Die groBten a~ortoffeln
baben, bate i'm Stole 5tpci aiibe, cine
iehr fette unb cine iebr mngcre. Gin
Nahbar fam einnal in Den StnQ unb
ma eritallnt in Der arippe Der ietten
Sub oas bette &leebeu 81 ieben, Dor
Der mlagercn &llb aber nur elm paar
Strobba!me. ~Iber Sreunb", fragte
er, vparum 9ibit Su benn bieicr
mageren Sub nidlts 81 freiien." =
.Sa, parllm gibt bas Ialefi5pied min
feene Wtilch nih?" - ga mIBt Oh
ibr mebr 5u f~re'ien geben, pa miro lie
Sir alld reid)lih Ntild, ipenpen." -
Gil SIT pas io?" = @ein perebrter
9eier, ih mill Sid teiuespeas nit
Dem nenie bofliheu @prte ~bumm"
beleiDigen; bon mir ielbit tbdte id es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

.@nltuul 8eliare &eague" iperoen
bon Der @ranb Surp Der Sobomie an
getlagt.
Gin aus ied)s Neroplancn beltehenz
bc5 Slug9eifpaoer bat lcine Grit
liuasfobrt bon Sort Gill, CfIay nadD
San Intoniu. Serus, gcmadt.
Ser General eAulpalt bon Wts>
conIin bat entidieben, OaB Die Soun@
ties pieienigen StraBcn, pcld)c nit
Silie Des Stuutes geballt lpilroen, alIt
ibre Soften in Stunb balten milnen.
-(S.)
9eutuuut aod pom 0ilfstreu5er
.Yrin3 @itel Sriebrid" III purd] ein
cngliIdcs ariegsihiff i'll Der giorbiee
BON einem bdniIhcn Sd)iff genommen
uno in @eiaugenid)aft geratben.
Cine Nu5abl nmcrifanl'der Sd,irfss
leute iinp in Gipcrpool BON Der eng
liiden Ne9ieruug ms @cidngniB ge>
pprfen lpprbcn, neil lie obne Yanc
bas Sdiii p~erldiIen buttcn.
Srantreid bat Die a%uilcgung ieiner
erften ariegsanleibe gum &urs BON SS
bel einem 3insfuB bon iilni Srp3ent
o%uaefilnoigt nit Dem Tripilcg. brei>
pro3enti9e Renten ais S%bcil5ablln9
9ebeu 81 bilricn,
Ser @runbiteiu 5um nationulcn
0cainlep : @eburtsplaB Wemprial
mlIrbe am 20. Hopembcr III Miles, g..
nit an9emeiienen eeremonien gele8I,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
GnalamS's tuirtk1epaftliebc
11ettIaee.

Ser befannts eu9liihe Sdrrtititeler
Arnolb 8ennett lit elm lpitbenoer
9eutihenbaiier. Seine pntriutilhe
Seele fennt feinen %9lilbenberen
Bunih ais ben, Dag es England sez
lingen mohte. 9eutihlano 81 pcrs
niften. Sber CT belist bod 81 piel
geinnben Meuidenpcritanh, Inn 81
perfennen, oaB Die Nrsiihten uuf Die
GrfilQlng bielcs @unides CUR 3cit
nidts ipeni9er uIs gut iinb. Nn@
mcntlid Die lpirtbidaftlid,e Gage leiz
mes TaterlanoeS ~erIdoeint iblr I'M
ocntbar trouri9iten Gidlte. @uglanD,
10 filbrt CT aus in einein Nufiaee,
Der cine redlt erauidlide @eftilre
filr feline Saneslellte iein biirite. gibt
ieben Gag $25, 000,0 00 fir ben
arieg ans. @euiger nls $4,000 0O
papon perben burh Steucrn allfge@
braht. Soo eueliihe &olt tam
niht Iles. mas c5 fiir Den arieg
notbi9 bat, lelbit beihuffen, ~ionoern ca
lit befannt, buB es. iih ge5iprngen
iiebt, g~eipultiec Wuiien bon @uniz
tlon ltnp Sebensmitteln aus unoeren
SdnDerrL namentlid aus Nncrifa,
81 bc5iebeu. Sieie 2icicrn9cn
boren nllf, iubaIo @n9luno Tie nid)t
nlcbr 81 be5nblen pcrrnda. llnb
lGlieBlih t0nneu lie nur purd) Den
en9liiden @rport bc5ablt merben.
Ser aber nimn,t beitanOig ab, mah>
reno Der Support itcigt. Gn9luno lit
belttc mebr benn ie bon Nmeritn OBJ
bdngi9. Ndru mag it'd ia Elm 5~peiter
GROCER Bump III Nnerifu nnlcgen
lal1en, nber genuett bait pns filr lebr
lnlpabrldetnlId). Nlld) III Der @cr<
mebrung Der Mrmee iie6t CT fem SPELL.
Gr lit I'M @eaentbeil Der Nuiidlt. oaB
Die Gage baburd) mir nod pcrihlim,s
merit weroen miirbc. Scr Splcat
toltet Dem engliihen Siuate SG55
per Subr. Sageaen betragt DER 2Scrtb,
Den DER eugliihe Snbuitriez Nrbeitcr
per Sabr %prupn5icrt. mn $500.
&enn alip per @ode $4,000 uclle
Hctrllten eingcitellt nerpen, 10 be-
lGuft iid Der rationale Gerluit uIf
$45,750,00O Die @pde. &dbrcuo
DER aricg uber Selltidluub bel 70,z
600, 900 @intpobnern mn $4,000
600 per Gag pbcr IS Gents per aopf
tpltet, fpitct CT Gnglanb 50 Gcnto per
aopf. Die Siirbe Gnglono's lit olio
ooppelt 10 itper lpie Die 9eullhs
lambs. lluo pies WiRperhGltuiB
milrbe nod %uugiinitlger lpcrpcu, mcnn
Der Ntilitdr5pan9 eingefiibrt piirpc.
Sa5 bieBe nad Der Wteinulla oca
6crrn Scuuctt cine S%inonSponit Ecra
aufbelflporcu llno banrit mare allies
iutId). Serr Sennctt iicbt nur cine
&uffnuns fir Gnglanh nm Die itiibt
lid auf bic Gr,uarfnus, baf in
Seutiflanb Die Sebensmittel ihueler
iteiacn Wiirpen ais IN Gnslauo. Nbcr
er idIeint ieI6it 6u iilblcu, buB nlldb
oteic 0oftnun9 duf Iebr idnund)cn
SilBen ltebt. Sus bcnlertensmertbeite
an Dem 9an6eu Iufias lit Die Sifens
belt, nit lpcloher Der 8erfaiIer Die ubz
lolute nirthidlaitlidc g%bbdngi9teit
Gnglauo's bon Alnerita 3u9ibt. Nber
9erabe nit hicienl @eitdnbuiB riidt
er Die unerborte @ehulb, Die mliere
Nbminiitrnttpu ge9enilber hcu iorts
lpdbrenoen c~n8liid)en Hedtsuers
%lepungeu an ben Tag gelegt bat, in
cine bpppelt grellc S%elcltd,tung.
Senm thatiahlih rdumt or raniit Gin,
baR Sntel Sam nmr sinntnl Subu
Snn bic 5anit inter Die Gaic 81
balten branhte, nm heu altcn Siinncr
sur Hation ST briitgcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
~ ettsrlemd,ten IN Ser pkilip'
pinsnsuliIiien.

.Oian peutc babeim niht, oaB mfr
bier Dor cinem 5uriidgebenoen. ses
id)pdhten aatboli6iSmIS itebcn".
ihreibt Hep. 8, :. @cGal in DSbe
Miliipnorp Hepieip Of the 8orlp" in
Der Als9ube pom Nopember 1915.
.@5 lit elm Srrtbum, bon Der romiihs
fotboliiden Stride nuf Den Ybilippis
men als riidpdrtogebenb 5u ipreden.
Die 5crialenen airhen, Die bic unb
bu au5utrciien iinb. beuten nidt aui
eincn ioldeu 3uitaub bin. ll~ngebcure
Summen @elbcS aus fatboliiGen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Yionierc tatbolii0cr 4rcR=
@mtmifelmng.
llm balbw0dentli6e Mussabcn nno meitcren
Mnsban Der tatb. Yrele 81 ermGgli6en.
Wtutto: Die tatboliidJc Ireiic muf Sadie beS
gan5eu fatbDliidjeu Bottles iein.

Soleubes iio Die 9amen Sener, ipelhe i6r announcement fir balhpotents
ite aus9aben bon r5be Catholic Tribune" eingeibidt baben. Sic arbencu
NIT ms fir bic Shaffme Der ericn fatboliden MISREPRESENTATION 3eihm0 in
Der 2anbesiprate in ben Der. Staahn. Sic molcn Den nQhncn Sdrtt 81
tdgten aus9aben mosHt MAIDEN. 9Rie Cite miro meiteretubrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Gr mar eiu srofer Wanm, ii6cr 5

Gr mar ein grocer Wsann, ii6cr oie
mittleren Sabre hinals, 9cbeu9t rno
nit runoen Sdultern; lein @eiid)t
mar g%ebrdunt. idmul lu1b iorgenppll,
feline 6unoe Daren groB unb ihlpiclia
bon barter Nrbeit. Seinc @eidid)te
5eigt elm Seben Der S%eidnperoeu.
Smrh unermiiolid,e gnitrengung mar
es linn 9elun9en, feline ainOer 81 erz
udbren unb 81 cr5icben, unb ibnen
ben Sebensipeg 81 babnen. Wir
braud,en nid,t lange 5u llld)en, nm i'm
unb iein Gbenbilo 81 finoen. Gs lit
an Der 3eit, baB er etpas fir lid,
lelbit tbut, uno 81 bielem 3fped ii6erz
triift teiu Seilmittel Sorni's 4lpens
trallter. Scr @ebraud) elmer 5laihc
miro Dies bepeiien. IS lit feline
Yatenmebi3in, audi lit eS in Ipptbefen
nidt gu baben. Wirb Den 2euten
brett ~nerfauft burh Die Seriteller:
Or. Setter Sabrneh & Cons 60, 10
-25 60. 5opue ape., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Sic Sreibeitselote lit porige @pde
ipieber nad) philadelphia geid)idt por>
ben, unb banit lit cine Der biItoriihen
SebensipiirOi9feiten auf Der Gan
Srancisco'er Iusltcllung neniger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

8eun 9oies mar pom @blcn
ipritt. mein Steunb. ih bitt' nid],
slaub' es nidt, benn oft it's nun bes
Neioes Shemen, Der Dem SOLO ben
SLANG mill nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

i(SorticBung BON Der 3. Settle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Der !,

6end
WtarDld
Societil
europdi|
ri6tce q
bas ArI
ausseiil
Solgeil1
ruil9, .
J lpenil d
bcrielbe|
fcirlblid|
bcn. II
:. ii,rb.
'Siherb/
Die BOD
ibr Wio}
iidl bard
ipenll b
nod i,,]
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aitocrc
fdnbeil.
baut bd
bere sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Suiiein Sen. Der @eIddftstrdger
Der biciigen tiirtiihen Soti6ait, utter
breitete am 10. Nopember Dem Stantss
iefretdr Gaming eineu ihriftliden
Yrpteit Der tiirfiid)en Hegierung ge9en
DE @erbaftun9 tiirfiifer &oniuln III
Yeriien burh rliiiides uuo britiihes
IiIitdr oils cine flagrante Serleeune
aller @rrnbidBc ocs %Dltcrre6ts II,
einem neutrdlen Suube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Ser neuc belltife Soti6after il
Der Silrtei, @raf 8olff W6etternid)
lit in &onitantinopcl cin9etroffen
nm ieinen Yoiten ansutreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

gngIiihe 8anten bea6iihti9en bel
ameritauiifen 8eloinitituten cine
nelie Inleibe IN Sobe BON 5000, 000.z
600 81 iiberncbmen, lueld)e Die eng
liihe Hes;erung garautieren iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
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baben
tern il
Spbes
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feline :
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er ais
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Die SO
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gilern4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
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81

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Die .Imerican federation Of &ae
Dor" foroert ale llnions Nrbeiter gu
einem Seitrag fir Die Ipegen Soptott
3u boben @elbltrafen perurtbeilteu
Sutnacber bon SunburD auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
TeritpA

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SoIgerl|
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25 9el|
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Sm Staate Georgia weroen cine
An3abl icbr idarier prohibitions
Bills @eieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Neun6ebu WitglieOer Der boz
8aroeu Osborne bon Nep Yort be:
gIultigten 3u1tbduslers 3 r9aniiatio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21

''There were 4Sd3 arfests made durInB the year 1914, and presuming that there will be as many as two-thirds of that number arrested in 1915, it needs no ar gument to demonstrated that 1t is.a phys ical impossibilty for two men to try this number and also dispose of the pending causes.
 ..The jail records today show a total of 374 prisoners held on the following
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21
FOREST ADAlR
 HERE YESTERDAY
Well Known Atlanta Man Here With Shriners--Amazed at Magnificence
 of the Press Club

Forest Adalr of Atlanta one of the best known men of that city. who is expected to be named imperial poten- tate of the Mystic shrine ut the forth coming meeting, was one of the distin- guished visitors to Birmingham yes terday incident to the visit of Dr. Fred erick Smith, the imperial potenta.e. MT. Adair has many friends in Birmins ham, He was potentatc of the Atlanta Shrine when the entire temple came to Birmingham for visit and to attend a ceremonial session. That oecaslon was recalled yesterday by Mr. Adair
 "l am very glad of an opportunity to visit Birmingh ham," said MT. Adair. You have quite an interesting and progressive city and we Atlanta peo- pie are always glad to be with you. l read frequently of what progress is be ing made in this city and how fast this city Is growing. Atlanta Is progressing very well. We manage to continue the climb.
 "Since l was here last Birmingham has erected it's magnificent Tutwiler hotel and several other important buildings in addition to forming the Newspaper club. I luncbed at the lat ter place today and I cannot find words enough to convey my surprise at the magnificcnce of the club. It's To- cation and its furnishings are in every way magnificent and Birmingham is to be congratulated upon having such a fine place for it's citizens. The view from there is the greatest that I have ever been able to get of this city.
 Mir. Adair left on a late train last night for Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21
SHRINE POTENTATE IS GREATLY PLEASED 'BY NEWSPAPER CLUB
Dr. Smith and Party Guests at Luncheon Yesterday Given by Local
 Shriners

Dr. Frederick R, smith, imperial Do tentate of the Mystic shrine. with his party and several local Shriners, oc cupied the principal table at the News paper club yesterday for luncheon. The club cafe was crowded to it's capacity with Shriners from Alabama and near by states and they made merry during the luncheon hour.
 The visitors were entertained with several vocal selections besides the reg ular musical programme by the club or chestra Dr. smith said that he was immensely pleased with the Newspaper club He was escorted through the various floors by pr d. U. Ray. poten- tate of Zamora temple: ]. D. Matlock. former potentate; r. B. Keiser. former potentate, and other members of the Shrine. He was taken over to the roof garden observation platforms and there shown Birmingham in panorama.
 "The Newspaper club is one of the most wonderful places that have ever visited" said pr smith. Its loeation Is incomparable while the magnificent furnishings. the comfort evident at ee- cry hand and the singular environment of the place appealed to me very forcibly. The cafe ia ss pretty as any place l have ever seen. It is a great credit to the work of the Newspaper men of this community and the husi- ness men of your city to create a club of that kind. It should be maintained m it's present mngnificence as a civic as- set for It's value to any city cannot be estimated in. money, No city can boast of place like it and the club serves to advertise Birmingham in q wonderfully effective way"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21

entire judicial procedure of the state, but no relief can be obtained from other until July. or afterwards. In the meantime prisoners are being con- fined at the expense of the people. with cut a trial. and deprived of their con- stitutional right to a speedy trial while the professional criminal. who makes bond. is revelling in interminable de- lays. There are cases now pending which have been on the dockets nine years, and some cases have not been set for trial for three years Time is the best criminal lawyer, and the delay of trials has done more than any other one cause to create a. spirit of lawlessness in this county and give 1t the uneDviable repu- tation 1t now has with reference to crime
 ''The act which now awaits your sig nature to become law was passed un- der the authority granted in section l5S of the constitution, and all consultations al requirements have been met Your action in signing the bin will give the necessary relief which will aiG the of icials in maintaining the dignity of the law, save great expense to the people, and materially aid in the reduction of crime in this county. Very respectfully,
 HUGO L. BLACK
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21
.4TH ANNIVERSARY
 : OF FbROWNELLS HERE
Brothers Are Congratulated on Success of Ford Agency
 in Alabama

The Brownell Auto company, which handles the Ford cars in Alabama, cell ebrated yesterday its fourth anniver- sary in business here. The officers of the company were congratulated warm ly by many friends upon the success that had been achieved since establish ing the Ford agency here four years ago.
 Ted Brownell said the first Ford car sold in Birmingham was sold on Feb ruary 20, 1911, to the McLester- Van Hoose company and during the first year 162 cars were sold. During 1912 the company sold 425 cars and in 1915 115O. In 1914 the company almost doubled the 1913 record by selling 2115 Fords The statement was made that the local company had contracted for 27S0 Fords for 1915 and felt that there would be little difficulty in disposing of that number.
 We had faith in Birmingham and in our goods" said MT. Brownell yes- terday, ''and we have achieved a won- derful success here according to what we are told. The company started in Birmingham four years ago with every one attached to the organization total strangers in this city. However, We have been able to grow with as much rapidity as any automobile concern in the city. We are grateful to the peo- pie of Birmingham ana to this state and will try to show that by doing everything we can possibly do for the advancement of the city's interest,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21
ORDINANCE CALLING
 BOND ELECTION IS
 NOW BEING DRAF TED
Indications Are That People Will Be Given Opportunity of Voting on Several
 Other Matters

An ordinance formally calling bond issue election to authorize bonds to the amount of s1 1.25o.00o. as authorized by an amendment to the state constitution adopted by the legislature last week. will in all probability. be adopted at the city commission meeting Tuesday.
 The ordinance is now being drafted After it is adopted by the board of com missioners it will have to be advertised as required by law, and the bond cleo ton in all probability will be set for the middle or latter part of March.
 This is the bond issue as recommended by the committee of 100 to give to the city temporary relief from it's financial drift culties. It is generally believed tnar 1t. will be easily carried at the polls, al though there are some people who are opposed to 1t and will organize 1t is stated, an opposition force.
 As soon as the commissioners call the bond election, however there Is every in- dication that there will be other things bi ought up at the same time, Jack Woods. secretary of the Birmingham Trades Council. stated yesterday that at the first election called the Trades Coun- cil would demand that the commissioners include ticket permitting the people of tho city to vote for or against Sunday motion picture shows.
 This vote would be merely to register the will of the people, it is said. as the result would mean nothing because 1t would be in definance of Q state law. It is believed, however, that the Jefferson county delegation would not hesitate to obey the will of the people it represents and endeavor to repeal this law if the voters of the city registered in favor of Sunday pictures.
 While nothing has been said on the question, it is also considered possible that at the time of the bond election Il ticket may be presented to permit the voters to register their will for or against pending state legislation effecting Bir- uingham, such as the five-commissloner bill, the bill for financial relief allowing the city to regulate it's own taxes, the bill regarding the board of education and similar measures.
 In other words. it would appear that there is every indication of the voters of Birmingham securing an opportunity within the next month or six weeks of registering their views on several issues that for the past several months have been considerably in the public mind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21
SOUTH HIGHLANDS CHURCH
Fine Programme for To-
 days Services

South Highlands Presbyterian church, notable for it's good music, has cspe- cially attractive programmes for to- days services. In the morning the quartet will render Shadows of the Evening Hours and Thy Hallowed Presence" and in the evening, Seek ing God" and "Souls of the Right The appeal of the pulpit is also strong as the Rev. r. II. Gaines. D. D.. presb dent of Agnes Scott college will speak in the morning on 'Woman's Crisis and in the evening on The Ideal Wom- am
 An officer of the church said yes terday. 'The large congregations oi South Highland Presbyterian church fs to be congratulated on what Sunday has in store for them