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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Cash in Auto Ends oank Run.

CHSN III AUlU THUs D"HA '1suH'
Using an auto to rusr 100000 to
the Dollar Savir-t IS c.ank of Painsville,
Ohio, the First National Bank OF
Cleveland stopped Il -un on the former
institution.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Entnlitios OF San Francisco.

Fatalities at San Francisco.
The Coroner of San Francisco stated
that it was likely that 1000 more Dod-
les would be found in the ruins, BRING
INC the total of dead up to loOU.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Kansas Platform Approves Roosevelts
Rate Regulation Message.

Rate Regulation Message.
Topeka. Kan.-Governor Hoch was
r%enominated by reclamation.
When he appeared to accept he re-
ferred to the cats Of the press ana the
growls of society, who used the name
Of respectable women in order to in1ure
him.
This reference was to the recent
nugging and kissing episode.
The platform declares for rallroao
rate regulation as outlined In Presi-
dent Rooseyelt's message.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Ordar Restored in Paris.

Order has been completely restored
in Paris. t~hree-fourths of the strikers
have returned to work and the public
is calm.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Lottery Plant Seized.

Secret Service men seized in New
York City a lottery company's printing
plant which had been shipped from
Wilmington, Del.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Cotton Crop Reports Denounced.

Government crop reports were de-
nounced by the International Confer
ence of Cotton Growers and Manufac-
turers in session at Washington, D. q.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Kansas Crop Prospects Bright.

Kansas Crop PROSPECTS brIgHt'
There were never better prospects
for a bountiful crop than at present IN
Kansas. Sumner County has the best
wheat prospects that 1t has ever had
at this time of the year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
TOWN SHATTERED BY HAIL.

Housetops Beaten In and Live Stock
, Killed at Branchville. Va.
; Branchville, Va.-During a severe
rain and electrical storm here large
hailstones fell. killing many fowl,
small animals and two horses. House
tops were beaten off and the Seaboard
Air Line Railways sheet iron ware
house roof was ruined by the hail.
Vegetation and crops were almost COM
pletely cut off. The storm continued
for forty-fve minutes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
Great Britain Has a Surplus.

The British Chancellor of the EX-
chequer introduced the first budget OF
the Liberal administration, and an
nounced a surplus of $17,333,O00.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-30
IMPROVED CONDITIONS
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Removing Wreck and Ruin
Lett by Earthquake
and Fire.
RIGID ECONOMY WITH RATI)NS

Actual Rebuilding of the City Has Begun
The Mayor Says There Should Be No
Break In the Relief M~ovement-Un-
derground Chinatown Amazes the
Police-Other California Towns Pre-.
pairing to Reconstruct The Insane
Asylum Horror.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

pfuIltngen. Inter 5d6lrei6er
8etbeiligung tpurbe Die 9eiiberin beg
@aft6ofs gum 2dmm, bic in peiten
&reifen gei9dbte @ittpe 8uld9, gu
9rabe 9etragen. Oas 2amm tpar me-
ben benz 9irf9 Die 9auptberberge, in
Der emit Der Si9ter Sauff biel perz
tebrte, unb beIdB nod Dor ungefdhr
sinem hal6en cSahrhunbert ienen hiitos
ridden @rfer, ben 5auff an ben erferz
lpIen SirI9 perlegte.
&eutlingen. 2eBtens itar6 bier
mad beinabe 1~1aiGbrigem, f9perem
9eioen pripatier Sulius 5ebfader.
Del 8~eritpr6ene bstrieb Dor me6r als
80 Sabren elm 8u9binbsreigeI6Gft,
faufte bann gemeini9aftlia nit Ell
mem 8ruber unfangs Der 70er Sabre
Die @erlugsbanolung bon Snbliu u.
2aiblin.
Staffetfein. 11eber ben an
gebliden @ertauf bes S9luHss 8un5
lit an 5uitdnbiger STEELE ni4t be.
fdnnt.
Rottenburs. SIM bieiigen
Acknowledgements bat ii4 Der
Sniafe Sbomas Bar bon aettenader,
Der tGraIi4 einen SpferitOd in Der
st. MoriBtirGe erbro4en battle. ers
1Gngt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

emer. &arl 8arbep (@sminartlans
Qubnigsluit 1916 -184O, 2ebrer in
2iepen unb bann lanse Sabre in
Strpbtirden.
SeIbberg. Ser beim 8arern
&plbaB in Solgen bebienitete &ubfitz
terer 8ebnte purbe erbdnst oufsefunz
ben.
@abebuf9. Die GngelfingI4s
grbpu9tftegs gu 8u9bpla purbe bic
fer Sage an einen 9errn aus 9annos
Der pertauft. OILS &aufprsis tperDen
$4,000 Marf genannt.
9noien. Iuf benz Gittergute
Salfpib purbe Der Ra9tpG4ter Strip
2aas tobt aufgefunben.
S90nberg. Ser Steuerfommifs
far Spiedermann TT benin S4eiben
aus feinem Mmte BON benz 9~robber5og
gum @ebeimen Re6nungsratb ernanrt
tporben.
Wismar. &iir5li9 .erbielt Der
S6ubma9ermeiiter SUIT (8l. 9pbez
ftraBe go. 28) in Der Ilsfteaung gu
2ibed bic iilberne Meoaile fir &anaz
rienO09el.
SrSe16rtr9.
Slbenburg. Srau Dittpe
HuT9mann bierfelbit pertaufte lire
8eiibung Nprbori teritrabe go. 81 an
Srau Wpe. Strdbtlanber bierIelbf.
@ermittler bes &aufes ipuren &ubolf
MeDer unb Sifmann.
Nbbebauen. Ser @rpbber>
sos bat Dem S9neibermeiiter Sobann
Sortubl in 4~bbebuuienS bic rMebaine
fir @erbient in Der Seuerpehr" berz
lieben.
Marienfiel. Ssr 2anbipirtb
Srps bier perfaufte feline 2%anbftelle in
Gbferiege fir 100000 Marf on bic
3iegeleibefiber M~eberbans unb Mebr=
tens unb &aufmann 9. Oirfs.
Srete Stdote.
9amburs. Dieter Sage ent>
f6lief Der in ben peiteiten 9reiien
unierer Stabt betannte unb uuberorz
bentli6 beliebte @rst Or. 8~iirftenbinz
Der in ieiner On Der glitter go. "a be-
le9enen @obnung. = 8u6balter
Triingel, tpelder BET Der pitboliteiniz
Observation-Disclosures 5000 Marf
unterIdlug urrb flii9tete, Eat fi9 in
einem gifenbabnsuge auf Dem &loiterz
t%6orbabnbpfe eri9phen. = Dor eint>
ger 3eit feierte Sobann 9etnri9
Sarms ben Sag, on benz er Dor flint
gig Sabren in ben &ir9enboritano gu
Ct. Yauli getreten lit. 9eboren am
II. Stunt 1919, purbe 9arms am 16.
Nopember 1856 gum Ibiuntten err
pGblt unb riidte am 9. Sanuar 1866
gum @orite6er auf. = Der 3immerz
mann aDmer, Der auf einem Neubau
am &leinen 9rasbropf bef6dftist
mar, ftiir5te aus betrd4tli&er 9Dbe
bonn Sa9e. Ser @erungliidte trllg
auBer GuBerltben audi re9t erbebli9e
innere 8erleBungen babon, 10 baB
feline lteberfiibruns ms 9afenfranz
fenbaus ii9 als npt6penbis ertpies. =
Ser Better bes fioamerifanif9en
Oienites Der 9amburg : Imerifaz
2inie, 4lfrsb Sarte, nurbe gum iteGz
pertretenben Oireftor Der 9ambIrss
Mmerifa : 2inie ernannt. = S9per
perleBt purbe Der 2eidtmatrofe &rie>
bemann, ipobnbaft 8rauerfne9tssra>
ben SO, na9 benz observation-disclosures
gebra9t. Sbm mar an 8orD zines i'm
Sanfabafen lieeenben S9iffes cine
&ifte auf ben 2eib gefallen. = 6rau
8aronin Bertha bon S9rDber, Die
9emablin bes Baron CHARLES BON
S9rOber. entf9lief i'm bolIenbeten
IA. 2ebensiubre na9 furaer &rantbeit
i'm Staotpalais auf ben @roben 8lei=
9en. Die ebrniirbise Dame mar aIs
Bobltbdterin bier iebr befannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

Sur # anbesgemGb B.
rMft mas bat iia benn bic @rGfin BON
StalSenburg nersiftet9" = "Selbts
Der tGnbli9 nit = 8laufGure!"
= 5D9f merfmiirbi {. =
rSrdumft Su INNER, tpenn Ou
f4lGft9" = rOas ni6t, aber th
f4lafe INNER. tpenn i9 trdume!"
MussIeih . &eIner: rWiin.
fhen Sie bunfles ober bellies 8ierg"
Sat: r@4 berrjeh, bier is es q
10 buntel. gam sc mir nur q beaes!"'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. A.

.Sabraeit Der 8ase..
abfabrt In sul
EoIsbs, Chicago uns ssi4isau Grprss.-+ tbs moss
LoItso, Detroit uHb gbfaso etm ......s1a.s SIS
Wt1tson sitp, wsuHeis u. sofapstteepI-t 7.so TOSS
. taett4 epnutnas. ausaenomueu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

. Il 9 E ~ o ; ner 81 eG
ten It 8 bethlehem aus brei SiGm>
men, aug Homanen, Ger Glteiten Be-
p0%lferung, Die ii9 i'm 2auf Der 3eit
ger,nanifirt bat, aus Mlemannen, Die
oie @0lferpanOerune ms Hbeintbal
mari, uno Den Seuti9paniiern, Die
um's Sabr 1900 bon Der oberen Hbons
einfpanoerten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
zichcndcS Cbmcrzcn? st. e.; II;

Smuen kn Snakn pmb Sbmepn pmb WnM dnw hmn garHf taben Gms buer2dDn
Der fbndide meoromdenoeo m5 ebn@ S6mn5 Der bel mmdn 0rmn 10 oft cine gmLitrdennmo
bm monaHhbmN ernom tit nmob ct anbnn bon mh u Mnat te ug be Ssm Gag abauat
biz iHf Sm SS os GrkHbhrnns wunmmni n maSe 9@s tomttm e @sb ~omttm 0sGduweHs
SdB S~ gsbdrmnHa it'd orrhdt nm9ahbn, proubt oor sNnh bot in SBe liner semTm edwade
tmr gnshHofrn, mde bn oamnp Qen, bhfbe embe uni i'm @hGms s baMm S. batt bb
Sic feline 3t nrhsun mdRm, iomnn CUR Grk6kuns ub Gr Die ee g&iin nbmem, wbe nit Sc
wHbt Don Num fir sic tit uni Sic tm me tie ibmd cine aMuu bon abeum aGdGbn, ehYutn
hmt bat ndmi6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

Die 9sibeI6erger nnipsriitdtss
bibliotbef Fat fi9 aud jebt Den 5rauen
geDffnet. 1no Stpar lit felt Sturgeon
bortielbit Srdulein Or. phil. Sophie
S6rDter als @plontGrin bef9dftigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

yS6 lit nm nieber5ie6enSen
Sdmeraen tnb &prfaQ Der @ebdr=
mntter, "fhreibt Sran Sna Snples
BON Sberuppb, Senn. ,Netue
9efmnbbeit mar febr nnsegriffen
nnb ih funnte taum nteine arbett
berridten. Gnrbni fnrirtc MIDI"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
.3aoen.

.2Sdoen.
Oegerndu. 6ier itiirste Der SO
Sabre alte pfriinbner 2ubtpig &aiier
aus 8trnborf bon Der 9eubiibne bes
2anbpirtbs S6neiber auf ben
S9euerbooen unb mar alsbalb cine
2ei9e.
Sretburg. Sn Der re9tsz unb
Observation-Disclosures SatultGt Der
bieiigen l1niperiitGt bat ii9 Sr. iur.
Strip S9ula als pripatbpaent fir rDz
mii4es unb biirgerli9es &e4t babiliz
tirt.
9remmelsba9. Sm naben
Seelentpalb eretgnete fi9 Elm bebauerz
li9es 11nslid. &ir9enbauer sod mar
nit ieiner Srau unb nod Spei per=
fonen i'm Wdlbe nit 5ol5bauen be-
f4dftigt, als fi9 Elm GROCER Stein lrsz
lOfte unb ben Nbbang binunterronte,
babel bic @befrau sod 10 unglidli9
ouf ben &opf traf, baB tie na9 peniz
gen @ugenbliden cine 2ei9e mar.
9igeI6eim. Sur9 einen Gtura
bonn pferbe 5Os Der % Sabre alte 5r.
Corner ii9 tDbtli6e @erleBun9en 3u.
9ufinsen. Sas @npeien bss
@potbefers Or. Wasner brannte poGz
ftGnbig nieber. pobur9 elm S9aben
bon iiber 10000 Marf enttanb. Die
Subrnife tpnnten grGBtentbeils geret=
tet tperben.
&onitan5. Ginen f9redltGen
Sob fanb Der in 3ei9enauitruBe 6
tpobnbafte @drtner So. 8iele. 8Gb,
renb feline bret unmiinbisen &inber
fi9 bes gbriftbaumes freuten, nabm
8iele fem NbenbeHen elm. Oabet
blieb inn Elm 8ifen i'm 6alie feden,
on benz er erftidte. Biele itano in
SienIten Bel Gabrifant 8dntlin unb
tpirb als elm paderer Mann aeI9il>
bert, befen Samilie aufri9tiser She'll
nabme b%eeegnet.
Mannbeim. Sas %25idbrige 8es
rufsjubilGum als 6ebamme feierte in
boiler Hiitigfeit Srau @lifabetb Nes
Der, Gpntarbftrabe 80. Die Subilarin
bat a1ein pGbrenb ibrer bieiigen 17s
jdbrtgen SbGtigteit Bel iiber $500 Sc
burton (im ganaen finb es 1884 ibres
Mmtes getpaltet.
Nedarbif9pfsbetm m. 8pr
fur5em brad in Der Der Sriebria
S9iB 8ittpe unb Der pbilipp @9iib
Wittpe babier gemeini9aftli9 gebDs
renben S9euer 5euer aus, bur6 bas
bieie unb bas aneebaute Dotnbaus
berielben nieoerbrannte.
pfor5beim. 2eBtens ppnte
@olbarbeiter Wenbelin S9uiter in
einem 3immer, in benz mebrere Maus
rer ibre S9lafitele baben, fir me6r
@u6e iorgen. Oils elmer Der S9lafs
ednser ii9 miBliebis iiber ibn auslieb,
be5p. i'm bebrobte, holte Sduiter
einen alien baperif9en &apaaeries
5Gbel, ben er i'm 8eiib battle, unb fpals
tete bamit benz 35idbrisen Maurer
8umrn, Der gar ni9ts nit Der Sadie
5u tbun bate. ben Sddbel. gumm
bate fi9 i'm Bette erboben, tpobur9
| Ghfffer ffh bebrobt oIaubte. Wumm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

frei nno often in bolem gertrauen uno ibeuen
Gle uns aue S5re SDnptorte uno 2etoer nit.
&ir ibiden Sbnen freien Natb Gin etufa6em,
beriieeeItent goubert), pie sic 81 firiren fnb.
Goreffe: Gables &SOiforb Sept, 9be Chattanooga
gleoicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
EAST LAKE CASINO

All week, commencing Monday, July 2. Every night-Matinees Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday. Two special matinees on Wednesday, July 4.
 The Y. c. Alley Musical Comedy com pany presenting double offering, the laughable farce, Hotel Topsy Turvy" and the jingling comedy "A Bohemian Pic nic."
 High class specialties will be offered during the performance by George Mur- ray. baritone; Blanche Leslie and Anna Stone, singing and dancing fashion plates Morris and Parker, premiers of rural mirth; Larribee and Lee. novelty sketch artists; Miss Vivian Forrest. soprano; Conquer and Stone. little bit of every thing; Claire Atkinson and Casino chorus In popular hits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
Contractors, Estimates.
Assessment Ordinance.

Assessment ordinances were introduced placed on their third reading and passed as follows
 No. 22S-Pave Twentieth street from Tenth avenue to Huntsville avenue, $7,- 2s9 .22
 No. 291-Improve Seventh avenue from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-ifth streets, S1, ,534. 10. Hl
 No. 3O2-Improve Avenue I from Eigh- teenth to Twentieth street. $3,236
 No. SO5-lmproye Noland avenue from Thirteenth to Fifteenth street sS04 20
 No. S06-Improve First avenue from Six. teenth to Seventeeth street, $4907 66.
 No. 30S-Improve Fifth alley from Nine- teenth to Twentieth street. $1,627.2 .25
 An ordinance was introduced to pave Second alley with brick between Seven teenth and Eighteen streets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
ALDERMEN HAVE
 SHORT MEETING Several Resolutions Introduced
 and Referred MONTHLY REPORTS MADE sActicn of Chief In Destroying Gam bling ParaphernaIia Is Approved.
 May Reimburse George rs Griffin In Suit.
MONTHLY REPORTS MADE

Several of the aldermen offered resoiu- tions at the meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen held last night among others being those of Alderman Jones to re- move the citys Soutbside jail and Of Alderman Cooper asking the Board of Revenue to remove the county jail.
 Alderman Moore offered the following resolution, which was referred to tue con- mittee:
 Be 1t resolved by the Mayor and Alder men of Birmingham that the board ap- prove the action of the chief of police In making forthcoming bond for gambling paraphernalit In case of Wade Mother shed vs. William E. Wier in the circuit court of Jefferson county, and in destroy ing said devices.
 Be it further resolved that this board shall hold him and his bondsmen harm less in the said suit against him
 The same alderman moved that ali in- vestigation be made to see how many saloons in Birmingham had gambling houses over them which were connected by wires, dumb walters CT in other ways, and that the licenses If all these saloons convicted on a charge to that effect be revoked and that the proprietors not be granted another license. The resolution went to the Judiciary committee for ac- tion
 Alderman Fllghum moved that the city reimburse Gesrgo Griffin for any ex- penses he might have incurred in his suit against former Mayor w. M. Dren- nen to recover the excess salary paid to that official The money paid to MT Griffin Is to come out of any money that may be collected from the former mayor. The resolution was referred to the finance committee.
 Only two committees made reports. The finance committee report is as follows:
 Finance Committee.
 That the following settlements made by the mayor be ratified: Kate II. Haley was allowed to redeem Impt Pro. A 3Ot6 from sale of ?, 15, 1906, less penalty
 That Annie W. nallas was allowed to redeem 1895 Pro. 3605 from sale of 5, 25 97 less penalty.
 That the settlement made with Phoebe Land by paying $500 in full settlement of her Judgment against city be ratified.
 Petition of R. E. Boswell, superin- tendent, rebating $2O be allowed
 That Willie Mansfield be released from the city prison on payment of $50.
 That recommendation of park and eeme- tery committee made at meeting of June 6, In reference to contract with Alabama Trust and Savings company be and same is herewith concurred in and ratified.
 That the action of the Mayor in al lowing Cumberland Presbyterian church to pay Improvement Pres. 7.035.36. T. 525.26. 27, 27, 7.7Gl, 62 and 63. less 50 per cent of assessment be ratified
 That J. H. Keys be released from prison same being recommended by city physi- elan on account of Illness.
 That the petition of John M. Lund ask ing for refund on license of S31 not used be granted.
 The above report was adopted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
Barbara krupp Engaged.

Essen, Prussia. July 4.-The engagement is announced of Barbara Krupp, the younger daughter of the late owner or the great iron works. Frederick Afford Krupp, to Baron Tilo von Wilmowsk, son of the governor of Prussian Saxony Fraulein Barbara, although by no means as rich as her sister Bertha. is presuma- bly worth S12, soc, 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
mrs. wIn.Iow,s soothInq syrup.

The best remedy for DIASRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It BOOTHS the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all Pain, CURES WIND COrIC. and b twonty-five cents a bottle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
Street Committee.

The committee recommends that the petition of citizens asking for street im- provements on Fifteenth avenue, south. be referred to the engineer to prepare the necessary ordinance for improving same. That the petition of w. N. Malone X Co.,, go over until next meeting. That the petition of the Fer9 Marx Dry Goods company to erect alley way over Second alley be granted, the sanie to be constructed of iron; to be erected under the supervision of the city engi- neer and under the usual restrictions That the committee be granted fur ther time on petition of Alabama Western railroad and that the special committee to which same was referred be also continued.
 That the protest of citizens with ref erence to improvements tstreet paving) under ordinances 33S to 344. inclusive, be received and filed
 That the contract for work under inn provement ordinances 330 and 334 tsanitary sewer) be awarded C. NJ. Burkhalter for y10S7, he being the lowest bidder. That the contract for work under inn provement ordinances No 33G Sidewalk paving Do awarded to the Crockett Pay ing company for SS97.S5, he being the lowest bidder.
 The report was adopted.
 Treasurer's Report.
 The report of the treasurer for June is IS follows
 GENERAL FUND. June 1.-Balance ....... .$36, ,9S0. 20 June 30-Receipts ...... 22,i49.1S June S0.--Wa-rants pd.. S33, ,3S9. .01 Jane SO.-B'd Itest pd... 9215. .00 June 30-.Ba1ance New
 York $i3,s95; balance
 in B ham, $12.93o.S7.... 26sa5. .S7
 s69, .3s SG9 499. 3s PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND. Juno I.--Balance ..... .S193,9T .07 June 30.-A s essments
 collected ............ 22,900.72
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
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ALL MEEK

ALL WEEK. Matinees: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Special Matinee Wednesday, July 4.
 BIJou VAUDEVILLE co. Mne. Renz and Her Arabian Horses. Waterbury Bros. and Tenny, Chad wick Trio, Marseilles, Major Doyle. Willetto Sisters, Cameragraph and Others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
Hamilton College for Young Women

Lexington, Ky, 3Sth year Famous old school of the Blue Grass Region. 26 in- structors of best university training. Splendid buildings newly refurnished. Ex- elusive patronage. Home care. Music, Art and Elocution. Certificate admits to Eastern Colleges. For Year Book, address Mrs. Luella w.. St. Clair, President
 6-9-26t- -sat-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
Of Little Consequence.

From the Catholic Standard and Times.
 Well, we'll" exclaimed the first sum- mer girl, ..where did the engagement ring come from?''
 ..From Biffany's, of course" replied the other.
 Oh, I don't mean that. Who Is the man who gave 1t to you?"
 Oh. Why-er-really. I've forgotten his last name, I just call him Shorty"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
BRYAN IS SERIOUS AND
 DISAPP0INTS CROWD IN LONDON
(continued from First Paue)

GreenWood president Of the Canadian society and member of pallament for the city of York, proposed the health of Pres ident Roosevelt.
 When they arose to drink to the toasts. the crowd discovered Mrs. Nicholas Long, worth in the gallery, and cheered and drunk her health.
 Following th> assage between Ambae- sador Reid and tsss,yan the latter read his formal speech, - follows;
 MT. Bryan Speaks.
 ''rhe memory of the evening spent with the American Society, Thanksgiving Day two and half years ago, is such a pleasant one that l esteem myself for tunate to be able to accept the invita- ton so kindly extended by our distin- guished Ambassador, Hon. Whitelaw Reid to be your guest on this occasion. Our English friends. under whose flag we meet toright, recalling that this is the anniversary of our nations birth. would doubtless pardon us if our rejoicing con- tataed something of self-congratulation for 1t is at such times as this that we ara wont to review those national achieve ments, winch have given to the United States It's prominence among the na- tions. But l hope I shall not be thought lacking in patriotic spirit If, instead Of drawing a picture of the past, bright with heroic deeds and unparalleled in progress l summon you rather to a serious con sideralion of the responsibility resting upon those nations which aspire to pre- m,ership. This line of thought is sug- gested by d sense of propnety as well as by recent spontaneously a sense of proprety beeause such subject will interest the briton as well as the Ameri- can, and ty recent experiences because they have impressed me not less with our national duty than with the superb ority of western over eastern civiliza- tion.
 Asking you attention to such a theme it Is not unti,tng to adopt a phrase coined by a Tcet to whom America as well as England can lay some claim, and take for my text The White Mans Bur den'
 Take up the White Mans burden
 In patience to abide,
 To veil the threat of terror
 And check the show of pride.
 By open speech and simple.
 An hundred times made plain,
 To seek another's profit,
 And work another's gain.
 Occupies Favored Position.
 Thus sings Kiplng and, with the ex- ception of the third line (of the meaning of which I am not quite sure), the stanza embodies the thought which is uppermost in my mind tonight. No one can travel among the dark-skinned races of the Orient without feeling that the white man occupies an especially favored po- sition among the children of men and the recognition of this fact is accompanied by the conviction that there is a duty inseparably connected with the advan- tages enjoyed. There is white mans burden--a burden which the white man should not shirk even if he could, a burden which he could not shirk even if he would. That no one liveth unto him self or dieth unto himself has na- tional as well as an individual appllca- ton. Our destines are so interwoyen that each exerts an influence directly or indirectly upon all others
 Sometimes this influence is uncon-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05

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