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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-05-24
What to Eat
for Breakfast.

With the approach Of spring most
peoples breakfast tastes and appe-
d. ttes change.
FaOeakes ana heavy foods are ex-
celien- for winter. but when the sun
begins TO warm things up a little.
Fighter foods should be eaten. and in
order 70 help you make a satisfac-
tory selection. we give hhere a list Of
our various breakfast foods.
d. Prices Wheat Flake Celery
Food. 70.
NCTn Kinks 5e
sianke's Toasted Germ Flakes. .f0o
Shredded Wheat Biscuit --...-5c
TriSCuit Zoe
Quaker Oats ....... ... .....FOc
Quaker Puffed Rice ... ... .... sc
Ralston's Breakfast Food 49,. r5c
Cream Of Wheat. 1Cc
O. X. GROCERY
CLARK BROS PRoPRlEToRs
OcaIa, Florida
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25
ThFT rs :. HAMax Ma.i.

Secretary Of War Taft is quoted rs
saying, in reRly to an inquiry as te
fhether he purDcsed f4signing from
se cabinet when he retaras from the
|. philippines, ihat he had no desire to
divorce himself FROM either Roosevelt
ism or from the presidents admins
tration. Il realize, he said. chat N
matter what amount Of prestige il
may have been my good fortune to
attain IN The Middle West, any natiof
wide prestige which may have .faIler
to me is due to my identificatl lg;ta
tho Roosevelt administratioz p6
my efforts to carry out its poifc.ss
Why does a man like Taft talk u
these terms? or course, everybody
knows that his opportunities have
come from his connection with The
national government and. Of course,
Il has endeayorzp Loyalty to carry
out the poiicicsNf his chief, who IS
President ROD avelt But there is
certainly no n1Mssitg AID it is Ger
tainlg poor poliN for Mr. Taft to
abase himself at the feet Of Mr..
Roosevelt It is right and proper for
him TO appear with the Roosevelt
brand, but that might be neat and
not gaudy It shoulf pot be neces-
sary for him to tatA geyery inch Of
his own record with It.
1t can be hardly be said that Mr.
Taft gives any better promise on the
presidential attack than he did in the
paddock. He Is a fine looking racer,
but he IS weighed beyond the ability
of any possible entry and apparently
will be ridden to kill It is impos-
sible that a man Of Mr. Taft's fine
parts san so about these United
States exhibiting himself as the shad
ow Of Tr Roosevelt and make any
serious Impression on his countrymen
That y hit do very wen for some
small rson. who had not sufficient
5rfTe power OF his own, but it is
Ientirely unnaNral end therefor re-
|rrgnant in a man OF Tufts ability and
korce. OF course, If he is merely
holding the bag for Mr. Roosevelt.
that is all right but # he is really
going to make an effort TO capture
he presidency, he win have to show
more Taftism and less Roosevegltism.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25
DON'T BE A KNcKEf

The tOlloW)ng editorial frOuh ire
AUGUSTA Chronicle is respec -
commended to the 80 of ~
wick. It is a safe an sasussils
is full Of the philoso
Read it.
"Be a pusher, puller, boomer hustler
Talk prosperity; talk good business.
Never say word that has the slight
est tendency to put a damper on the
push Of other people or TO make thos
that believe IN good times think
Otherwise. Often Il is the talk and
mir of prosperity that makes 1t.
Take the fellow that goes around
all the time with q scrowl on his face.
his under lip HANGING deIectedly an3
crying hard times. bemoanlng fate
and saying a panic of hard times is
on us. You all generally find by IN
vcstigation that that fellow IS a
ne'er-do-well, who couldn't succeed Il
a snap were given him-or too lazy
to pick up gold dollars were the
streets paved with them.
BE an optimlst, not pessimist. The
world and the times need not the
knocker, but the booster.
Take as an Illustration the outcome
of a pessimlsts merchant, were he
10 practice his pessimism He would
buy sparingly-with no diversity Of
pattern and style, all the time crying
bad business--its so dull with a
nown on his countenance. gruf and
erum to the clerks and the public
What would be the result. The
clerks would he permeated with the
feeling and tone of the employer. The
people would be carelessly waited
upon; would not get The merchandise
they desired and would so to the
store Of cheerfulness and plenty. The
one would fail and the other prospe'
1t needs no diagram or ANALYSIS 10
tell which would he successful. tn
question answers itself.
So be bright ard cheerful talk sooa
times talk prosperity be prosper
Gus. 1t is just as easy and naeh
more useful AMI paying.
Try it and see.
And now comes a fa'l and win'e'
pregnant With glorious prospects. 0'n'
on the band wagon anaNerow' ana
success win come 10 yohA
Simply bnshten no tie y Iy''iea
s ore-talE gladness-insila ) al
cheerful air into she clarts Mi mef
chan.-buy what viii be needed an-
~anted ia plen4-@nd Win iHll as
sormcnt 81 syle. ANA 2atterEs~-aa
tael. tell IL to me b;is irs pGal.e-
The newspaper can teh quieNly--
compreheusiyely and cheapls. It is
ltue best way.
1 Advertise wisely Jad.ei2a$y, pu'
+ Ne sure and de 81 continuously
Bat advertise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

in congeuial company and appetizing
surroundings is the ideal Thought fer
LUNCHEON OR DINNER
You arrange for the company
and we viii attend to the bslance
Service is perfect. and cuisine I'm
surpassed. A spread" at this reg
tauraat leaves q bright spot in the
memory that seems to remind YOU
to come Nagain. For good eaing
dine here.
THE METROPOLITAN
RESTAURANT
Telephone 81.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Since It has been decided that the
Brunswick circuit is not soing to be
devided, we fancy We see some poll
uoians without jobs. for a while a
least.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

The Jacksonville Times.Union says
that Bryan has been forced to show
his hand. Is our distinguished Florida
( contemporary suffering with troubles
of The eye?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Perhaps the negro Rogers, the only
coiored brother in the Georgia legis
lature was ashamed of the company
and for that reason resigned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Since speaking at jamestown, SAYS
the Jacksonville Tlmes-Unioa, the
president seems to have discovered
historical sources On which to base
.an oainioa that the Puritan was bee
ter ;han tire oavalier-to have disooy-
|ered one CT The Old Commandments
anew as rom Reed wcU!a pWs Il.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

It's pretty hard job these days to
tell the difference between the band
wagon ana the water wagon We
find the same people in each CON
Neyance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Bishop Turner says the negroes
ought to leave this country, but the
Bishop has remained long enough to
get to be accused of grating.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Now lets us have Tom Watson CT
.the supreme bench and siye old mar
Weaver q Kansas or soma other place
l.sse s. Tie Job q state historian. and
the populistic cup in the state ousht
TO ha fnn 10 over flowing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Some of the actions of the city
council Of Brunswick so resemble the
recent ones of the Georgia legislature
that we often confuse the two bodies
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Now coems the esteemed Atlanta
Journal with pictures showing Hoke
to be a modern Diosenes. Wonder
how long the lamp will burn.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

The chances are thar n faura -"
members OF the railroad commission
Of Georgia will be rather shy in Writ
Ing cards.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

And now the trusts busters an
nounce that they are going after the
corset trust. Mark it they will es-
cape on the pinch
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Those A. y, & A construction PEG
pie who claimen to have unear;hed a
rattle sna-se weishins over a hundred
and fifty pounds, must have heon as
ms snake cure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

The city council seems 70 have led
ihs Lamb to In slaughter all righi
enough.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

That presidential boom Of Uncle
Joe Cannon, seems to have been
sWeated out as II we're.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Correspondence solicited, but to
receiA attention. letters must be
accorR anied by responsible name
not for publication. but as
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check, money order
or registered letter
Address
News Publishing CO.
Brunswick. Ca
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

Fancy ard rlain dr5ssrla king done
ey Ans. l}ay, e2rHe; 1905 Oak place
and Carpenter street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

LOST on sT0LEN-Gray coat. CON
tanning some papers. Five dollars
reward for return and no questions
asked J. J. Lissner.
WANTED-EXpert Poultryman de-
sires position TO handle plant Dr.
win form partnership. X News OF
flee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

LOST French poodle, female return
10 News office and receive reward
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

@ast received, a tig line of musical
lassfHE, 9n1s, hrearms; win be sold
a sacrifice prices.
The Gsogsi7 PaMa Shop.
seq Gay Street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

WANTED Table. boarders. House
near business center. Mrs W. Z.
Mitchell, No, los e street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25
FOR SALE

one sevenroom House. two stories
on Union Street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

See US quick if you are Interested.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

One Gasoline Engine, twenty-five
horse power. Three Ninety ton
Lighters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-25

THESE ARE BARGAINS,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21
Oct 5e9on Ger O;1moaitdt.
p1D =. Clemens.

etcctrot3 22cjer3 fraren uu7Ge3oz
gen. Der GjTGter W?ii0cr rn:oe a.
r1tferL u:n bel ter 9;ens:nrtcj!ung su
fsIfea.
SSrfoLse ctnsr bri7s:r2cr 2I6baItuag
er1dten gljIlcr CRIT cine Nalle G5tun5e
no0 Der fsFcef:ttea 2ctt. 0Qco6 c:.1z
pfia3 i'm bic Urau G:o5trot0 s:c,nItt5
nn3naoio. u0ie l.np::t: tt!icble:t Der
So:;bmerLcr lit !pirGlic5 htgamelz
i9retenb!" &nfcgte fte 81 iGrsm Cat
ten, Ger IN GNtcfrod uno eine Giz
garre rca@2eG5 cc.1 Of:n Tta9b.
nCatf4al1i9en Gle, sa&bt9c syrou,
e3 i~cF in Iebteu 2t1gen2Iit n>9 etns
8cHeLllt9g Ell, p:oe1 ter ;c@ ZEN &C.
htITen s.nreiIl:ncca ge5cl1 gg1rbtte," erz
fI0rte ber sy!eii1er be:teoe,1.
uSa, ia - ie::n:a tpir fGon. 9,a,
gegen Gie 1:u- o1 Dte 2rtcit, H?e!fter
= e5 tt aia,t cQ3u tiet 81 tGua. Mc~n
9ie fiA cta bt3cEen ba1u4 ten, tDngsen
Ste Geute Ga;7s GIT 5eGtiJ lp:roen."
D}i!ller 't2ari ct:cn 9Ii.t burd) bic
3ilnaer unb ba1, Il, bob es nit be,n
JerttsloecOen on eiaer1 Sage poD(
feline G9.oieriafeiten bo6an tporbe.
Gpc9 nit gntcr 29i-!en ging er an'3
Mcrf. 3@erTt Lcfef,t3te ct Zen g-1ben
&riTtalTpi.gei, md ipG5-eno c: ben
9aLen init !pucbti3ca 61nlmsrf6Ldgen
in Die Dano tric5. it5cr!e9te er tet f;t]
fel6It Biz Tc9:cctn5iegeaoc Jrage feiner
Sorecrltuq, Slim U?orf foarea fein
ge!p95nli1cr Gar = fir 70 btel Or
bsit crf9isn tim ba5 aber Elm bis4:n
penie.
Die sS5ran @5tabtrathin lpar ausaes
gaagen; oI3 ite neQ ciner Siuabe sus
ridfe0rte Ti3tng Iis bie San0s iiber
BEN Gppf 3ufo1aalen. n8as? 92ocD
ritbt peittr, Wcifter2 S;n Der langea
3eit9 Sd glau6te, Gte hatten h,enigz
itens iGon Die Gitner enfgeb5natl"
Gem brosen s1iTdier troff Der
SGlDeiB bon Der 6tign, 70 Eaite er
fih aaseftrcnqt. 8etroffen 1lnb qez
frattft entgegnete er bofer, ct hcbe Die
9Gnoe ni9t In ZEN 5dboob qelsgt.
oSie 1l1ii{len iiG) entf6iesei1 mebr
ba3nbaltsn, MeiIter," laatete bic Mnts
mort Der Trau Staotraih, 10 baB Miilz
ler. Der serabe friiDltiidea ipplte, Iih
fdum getrallts. ieil1 gutter5rot beypors
au5ieben. Mur pertoblsn tallte CT gifs
fen anf 8iifen, ohne es gu .pagen, feline
SbGtigfeit gu unterbreAsn.
Die Ganlilie friibftiidte jest eben=
fdls. Gr fekte gerabe in benlfelben
3immer bic garbinenitanaen Elm. Nies
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21
Oun0sllc9ri}niG.

Ser e5emoli9e YrofcTTor Der He6t3z
tntHenY0often unb ipGtere GGult1etb
BON 2eDbsn III Souano, MDn6eer gBil:
lem De 8out, lie5 an 20. synnuor
1919 ieiaen frep;rten 0a1b uS0ter"
feterliA auf benz Urteo1of su 2apb:n
begraben.
Ser Setter ipurbe ouf einen mi!
elmer W}atte EebeGtsn Tu6Icbemel cez
legt unb etn icbtpar3es Gu9 boriiber
gebongen. M2DnDser be Bout BATE
eine 9tn5oHl &inber unb 6nnb, s..:l!
gegrG6aiB etnla6en tafen. rGpier"
uno n9ollt," 3ipei jtage &ouabe auS
Shter5 ndt4Her GerHanbt76nft, err
1biencn nit SraucrGolabSnoern ulb
puroen bon Der OisnItrnagb, pon becen
8ppfe ein LANCER GranerI6letcr berobs
nallte, blot fi,1ter Ger 2eide eetragell.
Sann fot9te Der aac9 blutsbermonDtc
6uno eines profehprs, nit sJlorf9leis
fen 9ef9niidt. Die Sausfabe, bic
ebenfa4s gum 9egrd5niB gslaoen
mar, sei9ts irent9 GerIidnbaiB fir Dc
tbr niberfahrene G1rs unb nohm
WeiBaus. Sen GhtuB bes 2eihenz
5u9es, Der breinal Den yrie5Dpf ums
panoerte, bilbeten Die &tnber. M21nz
beer Mi(lem be Bout ldutete einc
C'lode, urb Die sipei6e;ni9en 2eibtras
genoeil ito1oen nit eat5lDBknl Sanpts.
big man apter in Die Grube geIenfs
unb nit Grbe beoedt totte, Gont,
gtn9 bic SrcucrDerfanlmIung na9 Dem
9cufe bes S6u!tbeiBe1r, tpo man Sen
grncdferea Mein iGentte uab Sic
Stnber nit Geisbrei, gfannfuhen unh
anberen 2edereien betpirtbete.
Sos GunoebesrdbniB rief in GAM
5o0anb tSutriiftung berbor; .es gah
0eranlaf1uns gu sahlrei5en Gpottaes
btdten, uno fel5f Nieberlanos grDBz
ter Dibter, s. ran 8onbel, ql,itiirtc
barber NIT ei1en feiner gefHr1teten.
fatiriihen poe.sc, bic an @rpbheis
niats al ioi;nfgben iibria I;shen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21
,,st)if abois'
Pailaas non Tnln .. .5tranR unS Corner.

2ars Seiien, Der lit por iieb3ebn Sabrcn
Wtit Der s9lnna Gatbrir1 na1 0tio aefabren,
llnb bic nslnna Gatbrin" lit uie ,pieoerges
fomltten.
@ber es .ueib ssa san3 NcItertanb,
g8ie er lein Gnoe genDnmen.
Sen.t iein 8ruber San 1T in icnen Woden
Dit bent 9eringslrgger in Sec gsitpeten.
Der Sld, Der 3o9 IN grpsmabtlgen SGea=
TEN,
SAB bic gsaiis anf Meilen iOparssep5(ft
Bon ben tounbsrnbsn 9iigen lparen.
i1nb es mar eth Sag b'i Den Sortnmer
Yd,teu,
au ben ioirO San Seiien ieiu ocbtas benz
ten!
Sic tpnntcn oea ridbtisen &urs taum bat=
ten,
0enn Die SIC ging Do:5 uno bet ssiao
ipran9 um
Scb Die GegeI in 6cbcn t1clitcn
llHo :uf einatol ieba iie, Cctt ioG a:ts 0c=
9id sc9e: ben Gtrrr1 ett,en Scstc. fabreu,
Rci, Mtonn anf 9ed uno teircr cat Gttuey,
llno obet branlteu oui MtQit unD Gaa
SABLE, fIinmernoe Scuer
lt..o ols lie ilot) i.err bor Cntic3c:i 5tano.u,
&am's rsbiif aboi!' tibcr Giic3t uno Sraas
llnb nod einntal, bi5t i'm 9orateri Aieb,u,
Cine Stimnte, nicDt lpic cu5 JR;nje.saz
n1tro
oSun ScHcn i'd ioa DID srbcn!"
Gann tuof e3 loeg. scic in Suit ,erfloHen.
Ssas mar OaS? S,eiput ;.no SeuitlspcIz
ica? -
San Sciien l7cr iti1. CT breu1jtc .tit3t fra.
Gc:l.
CT ioubte: nctn Grno:r Cars 1T toot.
llno lGbt eS mir iaaelt.
1lno tpis CT gu S>arF' ~ 2ano ocftteccn
1tno loiu III be-, SenN!2c9 sn:.l 1o1fe ttes
gen,
ST eor3 2eficns s2eio i9"s c:;to:sea &C.
fGllncn
nno bate Gin itltpor,c3 Crcrtrtuc5
ucbsr Ds: Ct1uitc>,t 0tnol1,:...tn.
1lno fic fogtc: noesalr, it> Dcb lin ocics.r.
Mfci1e llDr Die blicb iu Gtr Slice ise5cu,
l(no ais td) gin9tt0, fe on3Ht,dtu,
ga 'par mir cni c.n":ol 10 ic.;iala tals,
Mls itii:Oe mir elmer III G,iiccn.
stb iob z,iD u,n. Cr fI-no ouf be- GHp ,nc,
llno ftoro 5:.tic3:: Cuaf / un3 Gy;rcrb :ue.
Gr bat feil c;:t?ig,5 G2ort ceiprIG;ca, =
Sos HciIer f!cb iGr, cuj Cart puo @aar,
Set1e I&9ia mcren Geb>odea.
SD ito:o 1l:o h5rte Die 92oIf.rtrcpfcn
Sopp, topp ouT Giclcn uno S%lo:I: fIopz
fen,
llno ais i:5 itontn.clno ros g9crt Q,ir,noen:
,0ott lei Nci1cr Sc:l, gndois, M1unn
9o Dar er peri:5nunoen.
Sos cine or&1't mid: TOO -r1og CT ,poO! lie
gen?
1tnO Ooh or tsin Grcu3 auf icia Cjrob 1pu
@ur ouf Dem g.o5, too CT Gcnntags geis1=
len,
Sic Safcl IA OIL DIR &t~E1en!pann:
,Seruagiift oni Sc. @c;3 oycIicn.tH
Gte Gcfct ba1ot oa. wernloRs oi. Q>tfcrn
S3roEA DR. &rcn1 nil rsIiio,,ttca &cGttc~n,
llno Ger &ceoCr iportct fit 1icoee1u SaDrc1,
y Der Er hct poa Der DE!u~a &at1gtn"
eElc Gil SGo~t i2lc5r cIfo5rcn -.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

rum fcll id mid fiir onb.re ,lafonfl
abra9ern? Sas fcnH boa eigentlid
riemonb bnr mir psrlongen."
Ser soerr profelior trat Elm unb
f6aute benz MciIser cine Mciie at.
rGau9en Sie, Metlter9"
80 ia, 9err prOisiIor."
nGa eine Gisarre. g9 mas,
fteden Gie fie nur gIct9 on, Bel Der
Grbeit t1rtn Elm pear Gii9e g1ns to,hl." !"
Gamit reidte er iba 1cl1er Gigarrcnz
lteers nnb Jeuer5eue, unb MeiFer
Wtuller bampite ge:niitGli1.
Sin faa7oTer Mann, Der 6.rr gros
fehor!" brlmmte er bor ii9 bi1. v9n,
Bis un1 pter it's bo3 pobl niht5 nit
bem Jertt9 9rer5c7. - gtor 1tcben iIt's
Gu3 gar ni9t n5t5ig. Gin Seq fir
tInf Miacf r7uB bo1 tp,.igftsns bsrz
oaGipri.lsers"
@oIb ta1auf crTcbten tas WGbdcn
nnb bro1te i'm ctil opp,titl.1.5 Jciibz
Hid, bcle9tcS 9rot nit !pitienar 8ier.
G56mun5elnb tegann ter I3eiTter DEN
SnfiB gu pcr5e9ren, ol5 bic Jrall
Trofehor eintrot r,lo IGN auTforDerte,
ii9 bod gu IeBen.
nGie 9eine miiTen c}fnen ia ftetf
nerccn DoE1 tieIen Gtczen. 9fc1nen
sic ii1 nut Seit, mir iDerten iGon
ferttg,"
ltno Der G0}eiftcr no5n 1ib 3ett. Gr
plaubertc nac) Der gteiDe nit Ter S.
din, nit bem 6ou5n1Gb1en, iblisbli6
NIT BEN Gerrn YrofeFor, rsr ibns nod
etne Ctgdrre ip:n0ete.
Sinh Dirtli@ anacneAne 2eute, Z"
Io9te CT W}ittags ba9c;.a su Teircr
Urou. u8ei oenen {onn it@ ruGig f:inf
N}ari fiinfaig rerIcnocr." Cr mar
beu!e fe6r piinttti3 sum CFIen cin9ss
troffen, gob aber, TN ftp, fir getern
3u eRtFdDG6igen, cine Eol6c G5t4nb>
oic5mol 5u 6a1Te 3u. uY>i 70 lie
ben55ri;Tbi3cn Gerisa fo,n,:lt'3 rit6t 10
gsnoH brolf an" lneintc Ct 81 leiner
5Uyrou.
g}oAmitto3s rouenb,ts CT in oner
Ccn1G9tit3Geit feine Gtrbatten. lin
nrei brooV.e ibm bic Trau profei7or
i0tcber S2offes IND GuGan, hotb f.:ni
co5 N}d60:n teIegte3 0rDt nit 8i:r,
nno Der '@err ProfeTor CAB i'm Die
brittle Gtgarre. .Cr Eotte I0>n ungez
bnlotg borotf eerortet rnb nar pttfs
ltd etra5 ir9srIi4, toB Der 6err
4}roIeiIor i'm 10 lcn3e uaN cela &C.
lIebtcn 2o5Ial it)ma4ten lie5.
Salb 1te2en mar cr fiir u.b fertio,
unb o1gIej1 tie Irbcit33eit si9entliGl
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
Chckasaw Indian Wants Name Re-
 stored to the Rolls.

Washington, July 20.-Justice Wright of the supreme court Of the District of Columbia today authorized an order sustaining a demurrer filed by Messrs. Happier and Merilla of this city as at torneys for John E. Goldsby, a Chick asaw Indian, who was placed on the final rolls as a full blooded member and whose name, it is alleged, was stricken therefrom March 4 last without notice or opportunity to be heard by Secretary Hitchcock. The secretary took this ac- tion, 1t is stated, on the ground that an opinion rendered by Attorney Gen. eral Bonaparte, the original enrolment of Goldsby was an error. As the gov ernment has elected to stand on It's answer, the result is stated to be that a writ of mandamus will issue compell- ing Secretary Garfield to restore Colds by to the rolls. The Goldsby case is one of several and 1t is understood that orders will be entered upon these cases in so far that the Goldsby case and the government will note appeals with the view of making tests that will settle the principles involved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
WRITINGS OF CHEMIST.
Remarkable Discoveries Are Made By
 Scientists In Egypt.

London, July 2o.-Two archaeological discoveries in Egypt of exceptional in terest have become known here. They consist of some new sayings of Christ and of extremely ancient crude manu- factures. conjectura1ly a hundred thous- and years old.
 The sayings of Christ were found near an old coptic monastery at Ecfu. They were found bE natives who sold them for a few pounds to an Arab trader. They are about dozen rolls of sixth century Greek papyri. They include twenty leaves of apocry- phal sayings of Christ in coptic translation of a lost Greek original of which previously only thirteen leaves were known. twelve of them be- ing in the national gallery at Paris and one at Berlin.
 The discovery also includes parts of the gospels of St. Matthew, St. Mark and St. Luke in Greek.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

of the city attended a fire last night at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Blank on Thirteenth street. Some went in car riages and buggies but a majority walk ed. The alarm was sounded about half past and many who had attended the fire had just returned from church, con- sequently they were already dressed for the occasion. MT. Blank was not at home, bein4 out of the city on business. hence the affair will be quite a surprise to him when he returns Mrs. Blank wore light pereale kimono and a worried ex- pressor of countenalce, and had her hair done up in kid curriers'. The fire men responded readily and worked he- rocially to subdue the seething flames. Most of them were young and fairly good-looking. They were dressed in oil- cloth coats cut short. with trousers to match; their hat brims were narrow In front and broad behind and sagged down in the rear like a wet chicken. The chiefs hat was ornamented with an octagonal brass spike, which stuck up above his head like a horn, giving him the ap- pearance of a unicorn. When the flames broke out through the second story and cast q lurid hue over the surrounding buildings the view was one never to be forgotten. At late hour the sightseers went home and all felt that they had passed an evening full of interest and excitement" |"