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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
STANDING ROOM ONLY
 IN FEAGIN'S COURT
Cases of Sixty-Seven Gamblers
 Are Again Postponed
MAYOR WANTS CONVlC TON
Says He Has Turned Down Several Offers to Compromise for $25-City Not Seeking Revenue
 From Crusade.

The sixty-seven white men charged With gambling presented themselves for tnal in the police court yesterday afternoon
 While they were in the court room there was a necessity of raising the S. R. O." banner-standing room only. There was no space for those desiring to sit as spectators.
 On account of the absence of Assistant City Attorney Smith the cases were nec- essarily postponed. Judge Feagin realizing that he would have his hands full in disposing of the cases in one day de- cided to give two to these defendants. February 23 and "A are the days agreed upon.
 A proposition to plead guilty and pay $25 came to the Mayor from some of the defendants. The Mayor turned down the proposition.
 ''We are not seeking the arrest of gamblers with an eye to revenue" said he. of these men are guilty, We want their convictions. If they are innocent we would not have their money.
 We are determined to break up gam bling in Birmingham. We would rather have a conviction and probable appeal than to compromise To accept the $25 would seem like accepting a tribute or a license These men will have to stand trial"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
CHIROPODIST SAYS
 FEE IS TOO HIGH
CLAIMS IT IS UNFAIR TO REQUIRE $15 LICENSE FROM HER WHEN PHYSICIANS HAVE TO RAY BUT $1o.

Is the city guilty of partiality or dis elimination when a doctor is licensed to treat all diseases at $10 per annum, and a chiropodist, a specialist of diseases of the hands and feet, is made to hand over to the license collector $15 every year?
 In ether words, is not a chiropodist a sort of doctor, and being such, should not she or he be licensed at the same amount as is charged others of the pro- fession? And, too, does not one of the doctors licensed at BIO sometimes, though probably at rare intervals. assume the duties of a chiropodist in treating dis eases of the hands and feet?
 Mrs G. B. Grant thinks the city is partial in this instance. Mrs. Grant Is a chiropodist. She advances the arguments given above in defense of her stand, and urges that this matter be brought to the attention of the City Council meeting tonight.
 She thinks that she is a doctor of cer- tain diseases and troubles; she thinks that physician sometimes assumes the functions of a chiropodlst. She wonders why she cannot be licensed on the same basis as others whose professional duties are to keep down trouble and disease, and elevate health and personal beauty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
Arrangements Are Complete.

All the arrangements for taking care of the delegates and visitors have been com pleted by the several committees from the Commercial club and 1t Is believed by those in charge that ample provision has been made for the accommodation of all who come.
 John B. Reid will be stationed at the union passenger station to meet and direct the visitors to the bureau of in- formation which will be opened this morn- ing In the office recently occupied by the Frisco railroad In the Morris hotel on First avenue. Mir. Reid will be assisted by a number of boys, who will direct the delegates. A reception committee has also been appointed by President Jemi- son of the Commercial club to meet and welcome the delegates and visitors.
 The information bureau will be in charge of L. H. Putnam, who will also have a corps of assistants to aid him in assigning the delegates to hotels and lodging houses and in giving such other information as may be required.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
Committee to Work In Shifts.

The reception committee appointed a few days ago to meet and welcome the delegates to the cotton convention, held a meeting at the Commercial club rooms and the committee was divided and as- signed as follows:
 Wednesday-To meet all trains after 12 o'clock, noon-F. w. Dixon, R. s. Nun ger, B. F. Moore, John r. Knight John w Sibley, c. w. Mills, John W. O'Neill, j. D. Collins. w. " NJ. Robertson, A. R. Dearborn. P. w. Gorham, w. A. Porter, A. A. Gambill w. G. Oliver, Colman Blach, M. P. Messer
 Thursday morning. from a. m. to 1 D. m.-F. M. Jackson. w. N. Malone, John W. Wade, w. M. Drennen, John Cooper Eugene Fies. George W. Hays, W. II. Woodward, Dr. J. W. Doster. Louis Saks, w. B. Leedy, J. T. Beasley John l.. Kaul, J. M. P. Otis, J. l.. Yan- cey, J. A. Emery, John II. Frye, A. D. Smith. R. D. Burnett.
 Thursday afternoon from 1 D. m. to midnight-T. II. Motion, T. c. Thomp- son, ". II. Kettig. Harry Jones, Sid w. Lee, Louis V. Clark, Wyndham Mason, D. R. Dunlap, A. l.. Smith, H. J. Porter W. D. Gum, Frank Nelson J M. VII, gin, Simon kIotz, Chris Collas, A. lx FNulenwider. Sa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
BISHOP DUNCAN BETTER. Nephew Receives Word That Chances for Recovery Are Excellent.

The Rev. .Dr. J. A. Duncan has re- ceived word from Nashville that the con- dition of Bishop Duncan is much better and that, his chances of recovery are ex- cellent In speaking of the matter yes- terday Dr. Duncan said:
 Bishop Duncan has had hard time during his recent illness and I feared for the worst It would have been hard blow to the Methodist church should he have died We have already lost Bishop Tigert and Bishop Smith, and Bishop Galloway is temporarily out of commis- sion"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
THE WEATHER

Washington, January 15-Foreeast for Alabama-Rain and colder Wednesday, except fari in extreme southern portion; Thursday fair in north, rain and colder in south portions, winds becoming north and fresh.
 Mississippi-Rain and much colder Wednesday in the interior and at night in extreme southern portion; Thursday partly cloudy, colder in extreme south ern portion; winds becoming north and fresh.
 Local Weather Data.
 Birmingham. January 15, 1907, 4 p. m. Maximum temperature ................ P Minimum temperature .... .. ........ 5S Mean temperature 65 Normal temperature ..... ....... .... 46 Excess of temperature since Jan
 uary .... .... .. '.'. .............. z2S Rainfall since January 1 ............ IS Deficiency of rainfall since January i 269
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
Merchants Begin Decorating.
he merchants of Birmingham

The merchants of Birmingham F menced decorating yesterday
 While only few completed their q | ratlons yesterday, a number made their preparations and today will put up the bunting, hang the flags and drape their buildings with red, white and blue.
 Birmingham already presents pretty sight at night with three score electric signs brilliantly lighted on all the streets. and with the electric arcade on Third avenue with it's thousand lights. With the flags bunting and banners the city will probably look more brilliant for the next few days than ever before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
HIGDoN MEANS BUsINEss. Making Several Changes Which WIIl
 Facilitate Work.

Sheriff F. L. Higdon Is making seyersl changes about the office which are cai- culated to facilitate the transaetion of business He has put in new lights. deska and office furniture in the offices and fn- tends to have his own office across the hall The bookkeeping and clearlcal work will be done in private office. Yhiie the deputies will be provided EitA a separate office for their work. He also intends to make some changes about the jail which will give considffa ble more room to the wardens and ts- heve the conjestion during visiting hours Cleanliness will be strictly enforced, ana wardens will be on duty inside the 5alI as well as in the office ~ 'li4
 .4 .isl' 'iS '.Als< pure and the whole system In peEf>ce order Take only Hood 'n- Y l.t 8 f M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
POLL TAX FOR 1906.

Residents of Woodlawn and Gate City precincts. Nos. 34 and 56. can pay poll tax at the office of J. F. Thomas, J. F., at Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16

The Citizens Savings Bank will receive deposits from $l00 up An account here will help you to resist the temptation to spend Start account with Us now, and deposit each week month every dollar you afford. 4 years savings will surprise you
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
Will Receive Registration Cards.

Every delegate upon arrival in the city will be given a registration card, on which he will be asked to write his name and address and such other information as may be necessary. This card will be deposited at the registration office at the convention hall and will be indexed by the card system for ready reference.
 On depositing the card at the registra- ton office which will be in charge of John Towers and J. B. Babb the dele gates will be presented with handsome souvenir pamphlet containing informa- ton of interest about Birmingham and the district and also a number of street car tickets, which will be received as fare on the cars of the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company on any of its lines in the district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16
Pamphlet Carefully Prepared. The pamphlet was carefully prepare

The pamphlet was carefully prepared by J. B. Babb, secretary of the Com mercial club. and contains much informa- ton that will be of interest to the visl- tors The first article in the booklet de- scribes Birmingham Tn the beginning and Is an interesting account of the early history of the city. Capt Frank P. o'Brien assisted MT Babb in the prepara- ton of this sketch.
 The second article is Birmingham as it is now" and the last article is "Bir- mngham as it will be-" This article contains extracts from the interview re- gently published in the Manufacturers Record by John W. Gates, in which that noted financer predicted that Br- mingham twenty years hence would havc a population of 100000. The booklet Is handsomely illustrated with views of striking scenes in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16

All of these committees have in addition much routine work, and when all Is dis posed of. each will have report for the consideration of the City Council.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-16

Tt is not simply folly, it is almost crim- inal, for the people of this section not to unite and make determined fight in be- half of profitable prices to the growers. With monopoly of the worlds most i'm pCrtant crop, a monopoly which should make the farmers of the south the most prosperous In America, we are wasting our heritage and our cotton growers are ekeing out scanty living, often in debt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Dollars. Oa 0uitt er mt % goof.
6sr Sui bleo Der iut panelbrGOoer
pad 9aggene og 2uftet, og ct mi
Sub er bleoen ldgt. Sioen er Del
blepen mdIet. Iaa port airtelotale
ier rigtig bp99eligt 10. Der er til
Iise bleOen bpgget en- Stdlo og Boz
ret en- 9reno. Oct iad 10 liot Oans
iteligt no at fda alt bette ar6ejoe
giort. % 6iOen0e toIOt bar oct. @lsn
iaa tOg 6Oltene fig iammen, rait
git oct. faroig bleO oct, Og glade tr
hi. WenigbeOen bar iubitriberet til
afbetaling at 0ufet, Og ON ~ aar,
bdaber ri, er Oct 6etdlt.
8ro0s oen megen Sne baOOe hi
BOG en- Itsn Sui meO @u0stjeneite
besge 0agene, o9 Suletra for gpr.
meme treble Suleoag. 9eo SuletrGet
par Der 200 tiliteoe, 1pOrdf De 80
bar Born. Mlen ga bar airtelo=
talet Ogida fulot. .Mens Den Oarme
Safe bleo ierberet, mddtte en- bdlo
Snes ManO ftifteOis Itad uoenfor.
Mlen tneben 9ejligbeO er o9idd en-
QeiligbeO. Oct bar BOG lite lige tnes
bent ane Steoer; tbi SenoagsItOlen
fit Is g~tsemplarer at nSangeren"
for OoerituOOet fra SUBTRACT. 0e.
npoer Ri MI goot At ale Iammen.
altIad: ct @dr er gdaet.
o4ar efter Qar Ioinoer bort"
Wtaatte Ogiaa Der inObpites mango
iom en- 2sn for ben Smerte, Dor
Serre Sefus 8riitus leo, ga ban
bsoe for bore Sbnosr!
Salmonburit, q. g., Canada.
5. 10. Marts 1907.
u. 9. 6anen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
Zen lille Sanscr / elegant gino.

9i bar efter geitiaing fact inb.
bunoen | ipeciele fine og elegant:
BIND Den lille Sanger. De sr oe
melt i~amgfuloe og nboeligite 9ino.
ri TENDER. Oisie Sangere er i9rs
Zig pasIenoe iom C@ift 8oots")
@aOer til 8rplip, Confirmation,
5soielsoag og andre 2~ejligbeOer.
Snobinoingerne er ane | 0e fine.
tie, fpeeielt tiqdoeoe 99oerbino meo
'Moire Siltes5oriats / barmon..
renoe aulsrer, SilteaMertebaanb
meo aoaitsr, flint @uloTnit, rrno,
!9jsrner, elegant Soriiring / Sub.
Def er en- Srpo at eje en- iadoan lii.
Saneer inobunoen, oct melt a%rtiitis
ife. man fen0er, ct 6elt fife 8units
oGrt fra 9ogbinoerfasst.
Habne fun life padtrbftes 6isfe
elegante 9ino u0en at oanTpne Dem.
DIN Napn snItes, ian Oct trDttes
pad ct Silte M9rfebaano fom fan
l9g9es / 9Osen. Spo forIfenig.
5drper baocs Iom ber angioet.
g. 446. 8 msrfersot, neielsastigi
8ioffino meo S. 8. g., Ganges
eeren os 2so / @ulotrbt, gsls.,
Inner / g%linotrbt. pris $3.50.
&. 447. s mertesrsnt, ffsjelsustigl
9ioffino, meo aors. girtler Os
Oroet Sangeren / @ulotrbt. RoIe
meo COP og bslsenNe ainier |
glinotrpt. pris $3.50.
9. 448. s mertegrpnt, Fejelsugtist
3ioiino, meo imaa Stierntr.
fine 2inier os Or6st Sangeren :
@ulotrbt, meS &lsberblabss Jor.
firing. pris $3.50.
9. 449. s m%srtebrunt fsjelsastis
8ioifino, mooulerenoe 5aroe
brunt. Oroet Sdngeren | Sub.
pris $3.50.
g. $50. s bimmefbtaut, FsieIsugs
tigt aioninb meo &ors, emblem
og Orost Sangeren / gulotr1i.
oa btinotrptt aeOs5Orfiring. pris
$3.50.
g. 451. s roienrsot. ~fleielsastigs
8toTfino moouferenoe farbe /
RIOT, Sroet Sangeren / SUB pdu
Rbggn. pris $3.50.
g. 452. 8 d~ocofaoebrunt, sluot
Rioffino meo ct tint file 2ors
og 2inier / Sub FAINT Oro.,
Sdngeren paa Rbgsen | Sub.
Sin 5orfiring meo 2inier, 3nops
per og 2ilier. pris 1925.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
SanbsatteIter.

0odbsutteiter CIR. 502 baOes ats
ter; efter oct / lansere sio bur be.
ret panifelist at itafe, bar bi OPP
nauet at fua oct pua Eager is.n.
Oct er trDtt / 5bIflano pua flint
papir. | mango pene aulsrer.
StsrreIien er is bp ~, os mesei
fma9fulot u6fsrt.
priien er fom iabbunfis $1.5C
per 0uiin. paa SIDE XI UNDER
aiteiter | Dor nh 8atalos finoes en-
iun meeet ringe @engioelie al
famine | cen 2uler os minore Stsra
relfe.
0anifb 2utb. pub. 6oue E.
Blair, : : Nebraifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
gaa QGDentDr | Galifornicn.
f(f SIR. 9arien, San 6rdncisco.)

| ! ~ OI1F S1AlNiF SAh OANhNA~NSFy
@t Oro Iagt / rette Sto tan fda
tor 9etponing, baaoe til ben enc
% Sen anoen SIDE. Rerp. Qrtits
els 5remtomit TfDloes Iaaleoes Del
nOrO", Iom Heoafteren at Dan
f~teren" iad trdftigt loo lDoe for
.e0en angadenOe &orrefponoancer.
SITE t9nter ieg BOG. at nit giOrug
3ar ierlig 9%etponing, men oct OPP
5plOer 0a en- Del at Reoattprens
gnite, o9 oct tunoe 10 t9nfes. at
anore bill fplge Gfsemplet. : 9et
oere dItiad Idgt fom en- Opmunt=
ring til Re6aftpren: 6ar De noget
pda 9ierte, idd ffrib bare b9f.
9i9lper oct life Itrats. Iua ifrio igen
"a treit Dem meo, at nOet fommer
NOT" = Iom Dor Brett flyer. Oct
9eloer 10 MI engdng Der / 9er0en:
pRo Suppression nitbout Grpres,
ilon."
2en9e bar jeg tenft paa at fri
&c, men uOiat oa after uoIat BET,
i0st jeg unoIfpIote mig me0, at Ri
jr bar Tad sruelig truOIt per /
San 6rancisco, og imi6lertio bar
SamOittigbeoen omtrent fdloet til
no. Men iaa tom 10 Opraa6et oS
%ioritbrrs6e Sen itpnne 5reo. @eG,
:da Tog jeg | 9oroet for mig IefO
% iagoe fom Tda: Gu Ifdl 6et p9rs
@Iborl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

ioet ieg u%noifplOte mig me0, at hi
ir bar Iad gruelig trablt Per /
San 5ranciscO, og imi6lertio bar
SamOittigbeoen omtrent faloet til
no. Men Iaa tom 10 Opraabet oS
foritbrre0e oen ffenne 5reo. NeG,
;dd log ieg | 9oroet for mig iefO
% Iagoe fom Tda: Gu ifdl oet ppre
4lborl
.,--~----
Scr nu lite dltfor pluoI eli9t at
oumpe inc | california : Gpentbrei.
uil jeg 6egpnoe min 8%eretning ldngi,
Idngt Spo pad = belt neoe / Den
tore Stat 5eras. Seq ifal life
op5oloe mig OiOere oeo Opleoeliers
ne Der = oct piloe blioe dltfor be-
orsOeli9t =, men Blot iige, at ga
jeg efter Here Nars SLID op0aoeoe,
i. 1obitlingen. Itaoig gift / Den fors
ierte Retning, fad bleo ieg tret o.
teo al oct belle. Oct gil forbaoi ens
De let at faa redliieret aft mi!
aram, t6i for set ferite baboe jeg
lite ret meget, Og for oct dnoet Iolg.
te jeg oct uoen Wutten for osn
Pris, man beO mig. og set bar =
meo Stam at meloe life iuit
Cop Notering. paa Den Mad6s fan
nan 10 Iagtens faa nIolst no"
@fter Iaaleoes at pare 6leben
!ettet / betpoelis @rao for al Be-
ilo6elie at iOroiIt GienOom, gialot
oct ON at fnoe ct mt @irtefel..
Der er 10 imiolsrtio glaos moi /
qmerifd, oct geloer bare ON at
finoe De beoIte Gene. Seq raIu.
nereoe frem os tilbuge, bieo be
geiitret ober en- plan set enc gie.
Bit, ober en- anoen oct n9Ite. =
Rortb 9atota, ia oift. Ser maa ou
op. Oct sr 10 en- gfimren0e Stat.
5rit 2dn6 fan on fad, uom9rfet
5oeoelano 0u fan ligefrem bli0e
rig oeroppe, oct er ser life minoitt
5pibl ON.
Sndrt lg0 oog en- anoen Melos
oi. ga, men boao / al @eroen oil
ou Der, Mano2 On 6sr Iimpeltben
al &uloe en- al De fsrite 0intre, og
h0ao nptter Iad al Higoommen oia."
= .Wea, men Iaa p9taer
jeg Soma. 0et er en- goo gfa6s
;or en- 5armer. Siffe Corn, lea
fan able, fife n9rer", faa tore
Del bar bog lieegoot 6el6ist, at jsg
.om til at tente paa Sopa!" -
Men at, boor neoIaaenos, ga oenne
fife Sanfe mautte oige plaoTen for
en- anoen, Der laa 8~irteliQbeoen
longt n9rmere: ga, tom on fun
til Soma, fad Ital gu NOT Faa It,
at set er life nemt for en- fdttia
ManO at faa Soro Der. 0u fan
faa COB at iIioe Tom en- Mlule for
e'!5rr. Soma : Garmere for %
OFF. pr. Waaneo, oct er bele Ser
%llgbe0en". W1en 6ad6ei
er en- Idare Ifsn ptante. Sterer mai
Den al not iaa tit belt neoe pes
9ooen, Taa potter ben aligepel mart
of igen. 6bao llnoer oa, at Cana
ca lpite op for en- 5io | nit tbipls
foaOige Sino. Canada, Ganaoal
Sn9en Stpggeiioer Ser. Sum oen
- jes bleo igen moofaloen at
oct fan gaa DER Tom / Nort6 Dafo=
la - OgTaa oct opgaO jeg iaa.
Men enoou bar 10 8%aIifornia till
tdge. Og ieg regneoe inart no,
Il. 9. 6rancisco maatte p9re plabs
fen for at beebnoe forfra igen, at
ipars Zig en- aapital iammen. aoft
at fortale: jeg rejTte 8eit.
Gn lang os teoelig Rejie. Serds
snoeleIe pr9rier tretter Sino ~
Die. I'll en- gegbnoelie er Der
bog liot q%foetsfing: Gn bel Del
Stob, bbor Negerbptterne ligger
|.lint og iopniif, og bift og Der pela
1nrfe0e 0pmu[osmarfer. Der pi0s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

maa pa 4rbeoe, ri taI 4a'
4rbeoe".
nSa, oct sr goot NOT, men -
men nadr man nu life tan fda
bet".
0oerfor bette prO6lem ipnte5
Dor OpfnOelieseOne at Oere belt u0=
tsmt.
Smi0lertiO fit Ri fat / en- Aois.
Og at ogmme efter oen bar Ser
liseligt Qr6ejoe at fda baa0e / gp
pg paa 2dno. Naonlig 4noisningss
&ontorerne Ibntes at bore oberOGls
5e0e meo leOige plaOier, Rormans
sen foreilog iaa, at Ri ifuloe benz
ren0e os til ct at 0isie.
pct fan maaite b9re goot not"
inOOenOte jeg, men jeg bar M eli
lers 3grt, at man Delft iful bol0e
fig ira De Steoer. Ofte nurrct
ps Soft"
sd, maj fan MI beler life tn
aft, 9oao man 6prer. 8i funoe ga
gaa op at tale me0 Manoert. 8i
itat 10 ga ar6e6e, be gu.
&eiultatet al 5orbanolingen bleo
idd, at ri benpenote os til en- Gms
plopment Ngent.
Def oar en- ooermaa0e 6pflig og
elftOeroig Mano. Straits Ri tOm
mo, Ipur9te BAN Os, ON Der Oas
no9et, ban fun0e bjelpe os meo.
So, BET bar Der netop. Oct par
lige dtturdt 0erfor, at ri bar gddet
9erop. gi IGNITE, at ban maait lie
tunOe 1ialpe os til no9et Qr6eiOe.
p4r6ejoe! S MasIeOis at Plab.
ier! 9oor oil 6'5rr. benz"
Sd, ri baO0e ga tentt at ta5e
paa 2anoet til en- 5oran0ring.
npua 2un0etl Oet pasier goot.
Seq lender / 0isie 0uge en- Man9=
81 5olf no til --. Oct er
nemt qrbeioe, enboer fan uofpre set.
9OO 9pn, goo Soft. og De fuar fri
Rejie 0eruO. Raa. bOaO flyer 0'9rr.
iii ost2"
@i 6apoe en- 5slelie at. at ri 10
tgentlig tsbte Staten / Satten ueo
oenne aeiligbeO. Men ct al to muats
ts Ri 10 o9lge, og Rormanoens 81
Itdl 10 bd' Qrbeoe", itioeoe sci
3atlen0e Sino at. @i tog altiaa
mos 5ilbuOet, og : bel at merte
- 6etale pore ~ Don. boer. SOOr
rfter ri iii pdabuo ON at me6e oeO
Qeentens &ontor n9Ite Morgen 81.
7.
Sdd git ri 6ber til lit for at
IoOe 10 og Itprte os til HejIen me-
tie Dag.
nNu ifal ou bare bgrs,
3dnte, jeg itul pad 2anoet | Mors
qen". Meo oisle Orb unoerretteoe
ieg min 89rtinoe ON nit 5oreba
penoe.
r9OaO flyer gu = ifal gu paa
Qanoet2"
rSd, minianoten Ifal ieg iaa.
Seq bleo te0 al at lebe run6t ber
% bpre ON @rbeioe. og iud gift jeg
OBJ til Qgenten - ="
rSd. Oh er en- fem rfool". er bu".
afbreo 5ante mig.
ga. men Sunte, bsr BOG pad
mig ct 2ieblif. 9i faar faaoaa
brilliant 2sn, og Soften er goo.
O5 faa fadr ri fri Reiie oeruo, ia.
faagor fri ReiIe biem igen, bpis ri
6drs blioer ser en- Wadneo. 90
Iaa lange fan ieg oa iagtens 6ol6e
oct no."
W}en Sante bar life til at tale
t~iIrette. uRejs on fun pdd Can
let, gu tommer tilbase in0en en-
lise. Oct er 6a osTaa ForIfretts=
Iigt Iaaoun en- !6ait 6u bar. 3un
bu life uobOlOe at gda no9le faa
0age, u6en at gu abIolut ffal OBJ
til Qgenten os gioe oine penge uo.
Sa, ia. on blioer not tlogere meo
5ioen."
Reiie Morgen bar ieg tiotig oppe.
aufferten ituloe pattes og S9pperz
ne Tnsres iummen. Seq bar bslt
fprlpsIef 6d len fnrliAen Aeffe IF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

So many people consider wish an
ambition.
One way to make something out OF
nothing is to start a fight about 1t.
To every man comes a time when
he wishes he were as smart as he used
to believe he was.
AS a rule, it is easier to help man
and make him friend than it is to
injure him and make him an enemy
Every young man could wear hero
medal if the commission would take
his best girls estimate of his strength
and coura ge.
If you don't laugh at a mans joke,
he says yor have no sense of humor
1t never occurs to him that he lacks
the sense Of humor
The loafer will always tell you there
isn't much opportunity for man in
this town" Still there are twenty four
hours in a day here, as elsewhere
Atchison Globe.