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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
SEVERAL POSITIONS
IN CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations for Positions In Depart
ment of Agriculture VIII Be Held
In Birmingham.

The United States civil service commits
sion announces an examination to be held
in Birmingham on February 5, 1907, to
secure ellgibles from which to make CERT
fication to fill the position of chief food
and drug inspection chemist in the bu-
reau of chemistry, department of asrl-
culture, at $4,000 per annum, and vacancies
as they may occur at the same or lower
salaries In any branch of the service re-
curing similar qualifications. Men only
will be admitted to this examination.
Competitors will not be assembled fo-
this examination.
The commission also announces an OK
animation to be held on February g. 1901.
to secure ellglbles from which to make
certlncation to fill the position of food
and drug inspection chemist, at $1,000 per
annum, in the bureau OF chemistry, de-
partment of agriculture. and vacancies as
they may occur at the same or lower
salaries in any branch of the service re-
curing similar qualifications. Men only
will be admitted to this examination.
An examination will be held on Febru-
airy s, 1907, to secure eigibles from which
to make certifcation to fill the position
Of food and drug inspector, at $1,000 per
annum, In the bureau of chemistry, de-
partment of agriculture, and vacancies
as they may occur at the same or lower
salaries in any branch Of the service re-
quiring similar qualifications. Men only
will be admitted to this examination.
On February 5. 1907, an examination will
be held to secure eligibles from which to
fill the position of assistant In sugar beet
Investigations, 1920 To s14O0 per annum,
In the bureau of plant industry, depart
ment of agriculture, and similar vacan-
ces as they may occur. Competitors will
not be assembled for this examination.
An examination is also announced for
January 30. 1907. at Knoxville, Tenn, to
secure eligibles from which to make GER
tl1catjon to fill vacancy In the position
of messenger boy, at $500 per annum,
weather bureau. Knoxville, Tenn, and
vacancies as they may occur in any
branch of the service in that vicinity re-
quiring similar qualifications
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
EXPLOSION RUMORS
THICK YESTERDAY
NUMEROUS TELEeRAMS POURED
INTO BIRMINGHAM ASKING
ABOUT 100 MEN ENToMBED IN
MINES OF CALHOUN COUNTY.

A groundless report seems to have been
circulated pretty widely through other
parts of the United States yesterday that
one hundred miners had been entombed
In mines of the Sloss-Sheffeld Steel and
Iron company, In Calhoun county. Tele-
grams asking about the matter were re-
ceyed in Birmingham from several
sources, much TO the surprise of those
receiving the messages.
There was absolutely no ground for tho
reports so far as could be ascertalned.
j. c. Maben, president of the Sloss COM
pany had a telegram from New York
asking him about the matter. He said
yesterday afternoon that there could not
be any foundation for tho report as the
Sloss company did not have any mines
In Calhoun county.
Officers of the other large companies
in the city said that they had not heard
of any miners being entombed. State Mine
Inspector Gray had received a telegram
from Baltimore asking him for details
OF the matter, but he stated that he had
not received a report of trouble in any
mines.
Mr.. Maben stated that he supposed the
rumor might have become circulated
through a mistake in tho place. He
thought there was Colhoun county In
Pennsylvania and that maybe there was
some trouble In that place.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
New Trust Company VIII Establish
Offices In Birmingham.

Articles OF incorporation were filed in
the probate court yesterday by the Cen
trail Mortgage and Trust company, which
proposes to carry on business in Bir-
mingham. The title of tho company In
dicates the nature of business in which It
will deal. The authorized capital stock
OF the company is placed at $4,000. but
the company Will begin business with only
SIS 600 of this amount paid in. The officers
and directors for the first year are the
following: Robert tension. president; AL
len Northngton, treasurer and vice pres
ident; Robert Jemison. Jr., secretary.
and W. T. Northington.
Another company which made applica-
ton for a charter in the probate court
yesterday was the Antwine- Mcclure and
Deshazo Clothing company. The company
proposes to carry on general business
dealing in mems, boys and children's
wearing apparel with its store in Blrming-
ham. The incorporators are the following:
John Atnwine. Charles p. MCGUIRE, John
NJ. Deshazo, all of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
Clay Is Obstreperous.

In leaving the caucus of representatives
last Monday night Senator Clay, of Geor-
gia, who is a member of the judiciary
committee of the Senate, made the asser-
ton that If Atlanta did not get the sub
treasury he would see to 1t that no other
city In the south gets 1t. However, 1t Is
not believed that the senator from Geor-
gla will pursue dog In the manger'
policy.
Senator Bacon, of Georgia, made the
statement that when the matter reached
the Senate on a final vote he would offer
a resolution substituting Atlanta for Br-
mlnzham. but If 1t was defeated he would
drop the question and make no further
effort to defeat the location of the sub
treasury at Birmingham.
All Seem Interested In Birmingham.
The birmingham delegation Is pleased
with the good impression they succeeded
in making on the individual members of
Congress during the stay In washing
ton Members of both branches of Con-
gress not only from the south, but from
all sections of the country seemed to take
great interest in the claims made for this
city and the position 1t has attained IN
the Industrial development Of the south
1t is believed that on final vote In
the House and Senate Birmingham will
receive the vote of large majority of the
members from not only the southern
states outside of Georgia. but from the
northern and western states.
1t is the general verdict OF the people
in washington that Atlanta has been self
ish In the matter and has lost friends by
withdrawing from the caucus which was
originally suggested by the Georgia dele
CATION and in its attempt to defeat the YER
dict of the caucus and the choice of the
southern delegations interested.
The members of the Birmingham dele
CATION are confident that the matter will
be finally decided at the present session OF
Congress and that bill establishing a
sub-treasury at Birmingham will be
passed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
THE WEATHER

Washington. January 11.-Forecast for
Alabama: Rain Saturday and probably
Sunday; colder Sunday; fresh to brisk
southwest winds, shifting to northwest.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
BIRMINGHAM RIFLES.
Military Company VIII Assist at the
Governors Inauguration.

Birmingham Rifles. forty strong and I'M
der the command OF First Lieutenant
Mabry, will leave by special train over
the Louisville and Nashville railroad on
Moncay morning to assist at the inaugur-
alton OF Governor Conner.
During the last week the company has
been drilled every night and 1t is ex-
pected to make fine show during the
exercises. All the members are animated
with a spirit of pride in their appearance
and hope to win honor for the Magic
City.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
BIG LOCOMOTIVE PLANT
COMING TO BLRMLNGEAM
Features Of Greatest Meeting
In CommeyC1aI Clubs History

Hoady gigantic locomotive plant will be built
n Birmingham.
A s50O000 steel plant built at Lewisburg.
mil will be at Gate City.
r. Edmonds ringing Birmngham's future
elected membership club
reported of sub-treaury movement.
Mr. Southern
Club equipment Birmingham with
turbine engines by Brmn CHAM
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
WANTED

You to call and see drop-head Singer
sewing machine left at our store by party
leaving town. You can buy this machine
at a bargain for caGh Call at Singer
store.
Look for the big red S.
Birmingham, Ala, 2123 Second avenue,
Ressemer, Ala. 1917 Second avenue; Ems
ley, Ala, 30 Nineteenth street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12

n. n. EuHuHu5 OPcdNS'
r. Fl. Edmonds, of Baltimore. editor OF
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12

The weeks business in the courts prac-
tically concluded yesterday. The dockets
were finished and juries discharged from
service.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
Nus BerenS,s ean0ino.


Gm Oienstae muroe onS 8 WDnate
alte S6buben Oes Serrn &aumeper
pom nabe Beraer BUR lesten &ube pes
bettet. Vie tranernbe Samiele bari
unIeres inniaiten 8eiteibs UerliHert
lein.
SIN Befiuben oes 9errn Roertner
bat fid1 In ben lebten Eneen erfreus
tifler Beile 8eITeruu9 eineeitellt.
oerr 5. S. 8rOett BE Iibt auf ieiner
betannten Bsrtibier 5nrm cine &ai'
Iereber erIter glnIe; oerielbe IL
suei Sabre alt unb pieet nber 400
&Iun0. Serr Yruett uerihift bic
abf6mmlinpe OieIes graHternnSers
nad allen Sbeilen bes Staates, AUDI
aentudp, Eeras un6 Soma uno be.
iibt uirfljh cine B~rnftberoe BON
ebten gertIhierihmeineu Serr
9rOett beiIen Shmeins uui Der GER
manuer 6nir fets &reiis uno Spar
Die bsten rrbtetten. beabiihtiet bic.
len SerbIt Ielnen Cher aut bic Stnats
bnir mad Sebalio 80 bringen. Bir
maniden ibH berSlih @rfOlg bier5u,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
Rdieberidt
g.. Brief.)
8aria, ben l8. sui l9o7.

3 Il T d, ben Is. sui 1907,
gertbe ResattiOn.
Gin tleiner geri6t pOnt eiOees
n6fti6en Sdhsenief, pelAes nom
7ten biz listen Suli in 8hri4 abaes
bnlten ruurOe.
Sod niemnls mar Der anbrane
bon einem eibsen6Hiihen Sdhbens
felt 10 erOB,wie bissmal. 'glae Gage
brahten bic 8unOesbnbnen Sunbert.
tauieno 8eibeiuder rad 8irit.
Dim SOnntas ben IA. Sult ALIEN an
1870 tauIenb geriOnsn. 9u1 ME in
meinem 2eben lab i9 eire Staot
ueld1e in einem iOluen &ran5s uno
5abnenIGmuf mar pie bic Set.
5taot 3lrib. 8ebn uOlle Gage
puroe in benz erOBen ShlBeuplnt
am HttO aeidO6en. MtOreens UNI 6
ubr einp Elm 8auOnenihuB los, sum
2eiten, bnB bas sAieBen besiune
es oauerte bic Rittaes - llbr, uOr
- llbr Ra6mittass Bic Stbeubs s
ubr. 9nnit s lltr ruieoer elm anno.
neuI6nB, gum 8eihen gum aufhbren
10 bic ganSen 10 Sage binourf. 81
uurOen an 20 RiatOuen &atronel
ueridoTeu. Bon auen @eaenbel
waren Shusen a%npetUmmen, cinl
S9lsenIettiun BON Greentinieu
9suti9lanO, 8elsien, Oeitret4, I'm
earn, england, 6rantaeid uni
amertta. Die arpBe 5eitbitte, mel
DIE 5000 SeriUnen plabiren fonnte
mar uunberOol b~ei0rirt. Sebel
4beno mnrOe in 0erIelben Elm Con
sertaeeeben Der ireie &anm nebel
Dem 6ehplns NOR EXTRA fur amber
8ergnapen bereit. gs bat miH ee
raOe ermabnt, pie an Oer geit in 81
Souls an ber 8sltausfeuuns, 8uO
an BnSe, Der 9drm mar 10 eroB, oa
man iein eipenes Burt niAt oeriteb
en- iUnnte. 8ta enOeu nit Sarei
ben, ipdter nebr, aait freunOliHe
SrGB.
&ein bOto Drummer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Btaub. gbas. Simmel, BON
German, mar bier unb nut 5nbta'
uer &uriuftaten su fOriGen. or
wanidt aues in oisier Riatuug er.
bdltlihe gu tauTen.
Seurp @rnuer unb Satin,
BON Ontapiqe, SI.. uub Reu. 8al'
fer, opu ct. Souls. tlmen Samitag
mad SlauO unl msbrere Gase BEL
GafDr s, Sauls, Der am SUnutaa
leinen IS. @eburtstas felert, 5u5us
brinaen.
Sermnnn 2nbmeper unb u. 3.
Rnttbeps babeu Gieentbum seweh.
left. 9ebterer bat flr $4,000 bic
.l57 Vldsr entbaltente iriibere Bers
lehman Earm setuuit, unO eabmepa
er i'm Sanbel erbalt BON Rattbems
oefen 5amieOe, gu $1,000 nneerea-
net, aabmsper bat 800 9onneu 9el
~ usrtauien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Central @eslepan COLLEGE 81 Barr
rentOu, 0lu. bat cine SOrbersitunes
aOitalt flr iunse 2sute welde ntdt
Die @elssenbeit botten ibre aeipbbn,
Iide anO 0o9iaui sus
.beenOeu 3uilasu 800 unO 400
StuDeuten beiuaen oieie Sdule int
Subr. ga it jest ois@roBte ino Belle
ausfoTtrte College i'm Uitlldsn aIti.
louri auBerbalb Ell 2ouis, VIE
ieiut gtabettuuaen ruie 9iberat Writ,
gSprmal aunft SnuOsl. asibessuat.
WluFi eiHiaaesIia elmer nsnen giet.
IeuDresl finO pouhanOig cries Se
sfteg Idust am 5, September an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Ser Reoafteur zines 8lattes i'm
saOen, benz Der 8Oruuri semaat
purOe, er iareibe nur 2lseu, nabm
if einmal Dor, fiber bic nddten TO-
siale gesebenbeit bic poue Babrb cit
su iasen. Gas @reianiB fam in
5urm elmer pO95eit unb Der &eoats
ieur ifrieb, iid itrena an Die Babr'
9sit balteuo, tuie iOlst: SRI. Sane
smitb, bic fd ssitera nit Sobn 5u'
nss uerbeiratbete, 1T bel gu jung
gum 0eiratben. Die 8raut 1T elm
pep6bntihes StnbtmdOHeu uuo uers
aebt butt Sausbnlt niht ntebr ala
elm Snoianet. Sie lit aIes anoere,
uur teiue g9bnbeit, uuo lire 5aul'
belt uuo Gitelieit ueruriadten ibren
Gltern uiel Summer In Der &ersan.
genheit. Der 8rdut;sam 1T bier ala
elm rup,tu bate aoaier4 betanHl. gr
lieB ii9 seitlebens o5n ieinen gltern
erbaIteu uuO es pirO feline aleinis-
ieit iein, fir ibn sIrbeit 81 finOen,
Rir tbnusu abiOtut ni@t 9ratnltren.
9ieiss ;&anr bat Elm burtes sebsn
Dor iit unb mir eiauben ni6t, oaB
aus Oieier 8erbinOuna etwas @utes
tOmmen tann.A Der Bsri9t ltelt
iia aliu ni8t iabn, trOsOem er oe'
gabrbeit aemab abaeiabt NOR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Sober iunse Rnnn ooer iunses
@aOasn iOate iib bic bsftmDgti4e
gr5iebuua gu iiaeru iu9en unO Elm
college beIuden nadoem tie ben
S4uIbeiua i'm SsimatbsOlte beens
bet. Cine Der beften Colleges I'M
etaats if Die Central sSeslspun Sol.
lepe su @~arrentun, 1Iu. Giuerlei
weldes stubium ibr auf5unebmen
rhniat, ibr fuOet bier eumpetente
eebrer in ieOem 5ade, wadu ner unb
Graueu wel4e benz S4aler in ie6er
9iniidt Elm gurbtlO gu ieiu, uerOie.
men. Der erlte Eermin fangt am 8.
September an, Shreibt an 8rdi'
bent Gbbifs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Die iarsll1e uHteriu9una bes
gdieneubettes Der 0liiouri 9acefic
81. 81. burb eineu &ualhuB Der @i-
Ieubobn. unb 8aarerbauss gOmmiIs
ldre lou cine ,sine SARGE eeDeien
Iein. 9as 9dienenbstt 1T niat bel
beIier als es pDrber mar, nur iOaen
bte Idaobaiten 5dweueu nit Sanb
unb gteinen suesOeft mUrben fem.
pies lit meniehens bic 8ebauptung
s. 8. Sbepparb's non 6ortb Scott,
a%anIas., Setretdr Der RatiOnal Unit
on Der &ailmap grnfmer. Sn Deit'
Ielben Slime mar tbrteers Der
Minuritdts. geridt, eingereitt pom
Gorfbeuoen Sobu u. anOtt, gebal-
ten. Der cine @nfinipectipn beans
traat, nadoem Der @iienbabn mod
80 Gage Belt aesebsi mOroen linO,
if itrer gerpHidtuna 81 erinnern.
Serner tuprOen in ben S%eriammlun.
gen Der ~GummiRare bic Grsamente
betr. eiue gruieOrisune I'm rs BrO'
,eut Der GrpreB Raten in @iHOuri
aebbrt. NGe s gOmpaenien tpnretl
pertreteu. Die 8eihluhe ulrbsn
uun SefferiOn Gitp aus betannt &C.
maht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
Srau nm. 5raufsu 81 CoOs
perbrlnnt.

9ir entnehmeu BEN geitriuen Sch
alia SOurnnl ~julaenoe idredlihe
grauertunbe pelde nIen Sermauu,
er jhmerslid berlbren Miro; Sin
IdrefltHes llnslid ersisnete iit am
Gienstae tur5 Dor Der @ittassseit
psItes Der @nttin unieres Wiitblra'
ers bes an IA. u. @Ouneau straBe
pObnenOen sdubiabritanten I'm.
Branten uro SHUTTER BON iieben ains
bern has ae6en t%Oltete. On nur Die
tleinften &inOer our 8eit oes tlnIaues
nuwsieuO unO oieie gu eriarpien
Daren, fpeiB man nur, bah 5rnu
5ranien petroleum our aniahuup
bes 5euers i'm Diem permenbete, no.
Ourh bns Snus in Brand serietb.
Die berbeieilenben Rlfbn rem unb
ipiter bic 5euerwebr uuBte niAt,
baS ia 5rau 5rantea mitten I'M
G~euerberb befano unb beaabep iid
an bic a6i9arbeiten. Ulittlerneile
murbe nber ber lihterlOb brenneube
8btper Der 5rau unter Der aiifen'
tbare entOsft, nber tueeen Der 5tam'
men fOnnte man riur nit ihnelI Der.
beisei9ufteu Reheu benieIben aus
ben 5lnmmen gu retten uerinhen
unb als bies eeluneen. mar cine per-
tDblte Mnfe ibrie.
Eas Saus. metHes 5rau aelia
aibO geb6rt, nuroe fart beif6oiet
uno bic $500 gerIi9eruns oeden ben
S6aoen nitt. Db uObl Elm Sbeil
Der Saasetnridtuns Jranten's ano
Der @ietberin. SRI. aapps, serette I
nurbe, beft nucb in cieiem 5aa bic
$500 b~etroeenOe geriiheruns ben
Sfabeu nidt.
Die geritOrbene mar AZ Satire oil
unb in Eipt0n sebOrn. Die 6amilts
mar Ifou friber mebrere Sabre bier
nnidRis sOe aber ipater mad 0ermnr
MO.. no Serr 5ranten Die BON bel
geters SfOe GD. ibernOmmene Dor
tise shubfabrid etabltrte uuo uur
etpa einem Sabre nieoer nah Seb
ala surittebrte. sic peb6rte be
sacrebaeart" airhe uuc ben Gath
ulic anisbts & 2aOies Of america al
u. iabrte bns bei4eiOeue 9eben cine
m~uferbniten Oeuti9en 6austrau.
gie 10 ihwer betrOffnete 6amiliI
1T Der Sgmpatbie aaer threr Setann
ten fder. @6se Die 8eit aud biei
@unOe bsilen, lift Der ErOit, uelde
mir benz 10 iauer e~epraiten Satte
unO ben nod uneruadienen ainoe r
Dfferiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
Die ,fliRouri state rI0rmaI
sdlOoI.
Cape UT beau, " Q.

Cape 8 irur6eau, R Q.
gOaeeisn 8urie, glurmal sdur
Ranuat Training Departs
meut, rod. anb ab.abtbeiIuns
@uiit SBule.
4iplum Der 0urmul Sau!e Elm
Gebrer gertiFtat gut fir 9ebsns.
bauer.
8rpei elesante SmInfrdume (Dor-
mitories fir 0amsn in 9emiue 5aI
unO fir Wdnnsr in glIbert pau.
S9alerDfuune far oerbt ben II.
1907.
sur peitere gtu3etbeiten Ober
8atalOe iAreibt an
B. 9. ar mUnt
graiioent
Cape @irarbeau, WlD,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
@rHnSIEcPen, tRreesttisRen
anN prattiIeben

gipliu:. 9iauDl. uuO &elaneahters
ritt ertbelIt grOf ernT guOOsmsper.
ginnp unO Dsasltimmsn UirO bel 20
.Hidbriaer Grlabrane in benz fade
prnnbIlh nit @arantie beIorst.
qeftiDn 50tenss,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
a.tnaru. NO.. sr,itas Sen q auni.
.9fsieusr wespeiier .
6erldhts .GermIMe.

gopntp.gOurt, R~ssaHdBigs 1srmius bsstl-
utn an 4. wlonia9 Der Wipnaie btpInat ual
lnaulf uao goptmbtr, Sisntrahs9lein o.
bbrS, am /. Wontng TN @prl.
gi+TTtf.gpurt. aeQdmdbigt 9eruitne Pc
atnasn am 2. plOutae Der wtpnnif SaAaaT' neat
nnb September.
Rrobatt'gouEt TT. RtstlmeRtee ae1hIM y
ainntn am 4. Woutng Der WtuHale Dtotaat
Bat 9u9nit uub Nopsmbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
Rerlnnnt:
Retn DO 10 8run e r

&naben unb R609en iber IA
Sabre alt fnbeH beltdnOige 8eihait,
taunu in Der Betsrs SHOefabrid.
8eters GbOe so. permann MD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

Beraer: &atpb 6runt, bas
s Nuuate altss sbbnden Der Che.
,lsuts Sulius aaltmeper III am testen
sumfus aefOrben, uuO tpuroe am
gienaas auf benz alten MelbOoiten
5sibbui Oura Stsu, sterhbers beer
biot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09
Brrmaun @eseni citise Ssucr.
Deriitsruns

Gie bnlbi6briee Ginsnblang 0er
III ubiaer 5eleainaft gerfherten
mnB Bis slrn IS. Nueuit 1907 @tt.
tags IL llbr asleiHet tusrOen, tpibri.
aenfaIIs fir p~prtummenben BrnnbS
Ida6en Die @eieaihnft nitt peroutl
uDrtliA 1T. g~inSabluas mis ibIih
bel g4tebof's.
9. Snumeaertner ir. Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09


GbarIptte. 2anopOfiahrer
anoreu 8ueia bat sust &Dteu llr.
taub nno SieGpertreter SRobert Dep
pc rsrridtet ben DENT.
@eeenufieber 8itte beiiert iebt
bic RsO Da, Roab aus mas aud iebr
u6tbis lit ba felt Sabren niat mebr
baran aeurbeitet puroe
-0einrid glep+r bat nit Dem
aleeoreiHen 6ei George SOtt anee'
tanaeu unb miro bic Runoe maiden.
Gie @rabunnten in Wlaft oes Gen'
trail 8eslegan G~Ouieruuturp 81 9ar.
rentOn, NaD., ino ebenblttis ben
@rabuanten Der beiten MIuItrmaltute
in ct. aouis tpdbrenO Die 8reiie fur
unharidt nuo llnterbalt pnsetdhr
bnib 10 bod, FnO. Benz Ragsi, ber
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-09

abOnuirt nui uas .permauHer
Boltsbtatt.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24

Of the Virginia house OF burgesses was
held, containing Representatives from
eleven plantations. The pilgrim IA
theirs landed in Massachusetts, in 1920,
and II was not until 1880 that the FIRST
representative assembly met In Mas
saehusetts. The influence Of Virginia
constitutionAllsm has been strongly
marked in the history Of this country,
and II 10 a matter Of record that the
movement that eliminated In the adop-
ton OF the constitution OF the United
States originated in conferences be-
tween Virginia and Maryland as to
Jurisdiction over waters first mapped
by Captain John Smith, which confer
ences impressed the necessity of fed
eral Jurisdiction over interstate COM
merce. When history traces back the
sequence Of development In our ma
tional institutions the line goes back
without a break to the settlement at
jamestown that we are now comment
Grating.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24
scott,s Novals In Our ERA.

A recent writer in the London Times
INSERTS that the breadth Of human sym
patty in SCOTS romances more than
redeems any faults which may be- laid
against him by critics who insist upon
modern standards. The human mind
has grown since Scott wrote, and the
chlvalry which forms the keynote In
the motive Of his characters Ia dead
People no longer believe that such per-
sonages as he put upon the stage ever
did or ever could exist Yet this writer
holds that Scott was the one man with
the breath Of the shakespearean air
about him. No other, he says, has
shown MS much as Scott Of Shake
speare's combination OF high and true
romance with a steady consciousness
of the prosaic side Of life, it's common
sense and common business, It's rea-
sonableness, Its hard bottom of fact.
Ills business Ii not with some side
study Of disease or eccentricity or
crime, It Is with the whole, in which
there are seen to be exceptions"
Again he speaks of the Homeric large
ness in Scott, the largenesa Of life
itself To quote further:
Other men and women have gifts that
he has not. but no one combines so many
as he lie has, for instance. the poetry
which IL not In Dickens, the swift energy
which Is not In Thaekeray the lRrgeness
both Of matter and manner which IL not
in Jane Austen. the lightness OF touch
which IL not In Charlotte Bronte, the
fresh air and motion OF life which are not
In Balzac. the tenderness which Is not In
Dumas, the limpid ease which IL not in
George Eliot, the artlessness which Is
not In Stevenson. the quietness and sim
pucity which are not In Mr.. Meredith.
With whom else shall we compare hint
He Ia not tho clevereat or the wittiest or
the pFofoundest of novelists. but none IL
50 sure OF Immortality. for there flows
In him the clear and streamliko suavity
OF life itself. and that In the one thing
whose pleasure never fails as the genera
lions and centuries 50 by.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24

The Journal seems to be laborIng
under the hallucination that there are
croakers and knockers in the city.
We say hallucination because no one
outside the Journal has discovered
them and the Press has been conRratu-
lating Occur d'Alene on being free
from knockers; but we believe there is
a we'll established principle In mental
physiology that constant broodlng
over one thing will produce diseased
condition Of the mind resulting In
imaginary evils that do not exist.