The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
,Monasf Pleasant Persons
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nre.mI.na Love sons

A thought of thee beside the tainy where fragile frinkiss top the ozier-
 ed hem. r And blus-eyed daisies sing the sun to A dream of thee where fornest star lights gleam The everlasting home where turtles
 sleep.
 The AduIation of Ducks.
 Did you ever call ducks% asked the Perpiexed! Citizen. Tt Is the hardest thing in the world to do.
 ''Of course. when was young fell low sns ussd to sainess 9a nut it only the other day that I had to summon ducks. and I was more embarrassed than ever before in my life. If you are to call chickens. you say y 'ehee.eescks;; S X; turkeys are to be convocated you say sultan sultanr and so on.
 "But what in the name of goodness gould anybody ssy # to tS. apch s1csabst sa,S and then said 'ouack.' and finally. in de- didn't do any good There Is no real ss tss fsr at iasi I surrendered and let them go.'"
 A Palpable Parody.
 Here is something real god from the Quid-Nunc Column of The Selma Times: .a
 "My turkey, 'tis of thee
 Sweet bird of cranberry.
 Of thee I sing!
 love thy neck and wings.
 Legs, back and other things
 Thy gizzard's it for kingei
 On thee I'll stun"
 Holidays Before Sunday. Labor nsvsr 1ay oH S0Sio Mondss Sss % said Private Citizen Yesterday. "it has always seemed to me that e holiday ought to be given on the day before Sunday so that everyone 9ea,d rest @ up' .ha Tor ,soSt yoa enervating affairs in the world.
 But this year things are falling lucky. c. Washington's birthday comes on Saturday and so do Decoration of Memorial Day, and 1t Is. May 30 and the Fourth of July. We can en- joy those holidays to the full and then sleep through Sundays.
 Looking over the calendar, by the way, noted that this year, as meas ured in Roman numbers, is MCMvIII- two Ms with c left out. Of course Caesar is dead, but we might as well remember some of the things he stood or fell for"
 The Hull of the Busch Who Breyvs. Everybody has heard so much pro- hibition talk that he is very, very at such and such place, topped ev- erybody in an interview he gave out Mr. Busch said: "The saloons ought to close at midnight Saturday and open at o'clock Sunday That would give one time to go to church in the The Busch Person is magnificent. With five waking hours to go to church and about dozen to drink in. the people. especially where East St. Louis Is just across a b-cent bridge. ought to work out very well.
 Mir. May COmpllmented. MT Duncan can May hs,hssI, has been .9;SS fGnoFea ee Zamor,a Lodge; Birminsnam. to the the will meet in annual convention in St. Paul next June There Is no Temple of the Shriners in Montgomery, Za- mora Temple. being the central lodge the adjoining territories of the two ci- ties. The selection of MT. May Is a dis tinct compliment and both he and his fellow Shriners have pride in his cleo" ton.
 The Coming Nation.
 Persons concerned in saloon proper ties were much interested in the adver- tised event of Carrie Nation, but none was seriously alarmed.
 Long before she actually arrived Tn town, though, it was reported that she had smashed saloons.
 She did not, however, and her com ing to town, at least in the early part of the night, was not noticed down town.
 Mir w. W. Hooton of Macon, Ga, was registered yesterday at the Inn perial Hotel Mir. Hooton. former'F resident of Alabama, met in Montgom- cry many old friends who extended to him a welcome.
 Hon George H. Parker. of Cullman, was a guest in the city yesterday: MT. Parker is the Representative rom Cullman County in the House or Hep- resentatives.
 Hon. W. M. Teague. Mayor of Mont gomery, Is visiting kinsmen n C0I- umbus, Ga, Mayor Teague VIII DC aD- sent until Monday.
 Mir J. A. Kyle. Secretary to the Senate. departed yesterday TOT ps Decatur. where for several days ne will visit kinsmen.
 MT. Percy Clark of Birmingham. one of the best known newspaps. ,,sl nel In the State, Is in Montgomery on ous- mess.
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