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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

c. L. Fullerton and Miss Mamie
McAlester, Of Alex, were married at
the cours house yesterday, the Rev.
c. H. Mcchee officiating.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

Mr.. Saxon, a splendid cornetist,
is a permanent addition to our mus
ic. lie played to the delight Of all
preg5nt last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

Mrs. Peter Chatterton is reported
quite sick at her home at End and Iowa
avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

The were one hundred and twenty
three people at the prayer meeting
last night. The mid-week meeting
must be moved into the main auditor
ium to accommodate the people at
tending.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

Don't miss going otbe Rummage
sale Friday aud Saturday. You'll
find something there you zant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Patty, 11th.
and Choctaw, are happy over the ar
rival Of a fine boy in the family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07
Who is the Wizard?
DR.. a. B. Leeds is in TT. Worth for
a few days on business.
The Wizard is 1t.

Mr.. and Mrs. Case Of Quanah, Tex,
are guests Of their daughter, Mrs. F.
H. Tuggle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07
The Big Racket Store
for bargains. 322
Chickasha Ave.

The Baptist Ladies AID Society
will meet tomorrow at P ~ with
Mrs. Andrews, 8o3 First street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

SrLuke's Guild will give Rum
mage sale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

Watch for the Rumm lge sale,
date to be announced later.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

Judge Payne went to Ardmore yes
terday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Donovan are
now at home at 1112 Chickasha Ave,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07
Watch for the Wizard

J. A. Bohart went to Oklahoma City
yesterday on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

&c. Neal keeps fresh oysters IN
bulk all the time.
]. W. speake made a business trip
to Oklahoma City yesterday.
Watch for the Wizard.
J.A. Bohart went to Oklahoma City
yesterday on business.
srLuke's Guild viii give Rum
mage sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Donovan are
now at home at 1112 Chickasha Ave.
Where is the Wizard 2
DR.. James Gaume Of Jennings, Kan.
is in the city on a prospecting trip.
The Wizard IS great.
Miss Jessie Ray, Of Elk City, Okla,
is visiting Hiss Eta Farley
Watch for the Rumm lge sale,
date to be announced later.
Judge Payne went to Ardmore yes
terday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07

Miss Jessie Ray, Of Elk City, Okla,
is visiting Hiss Eta Farley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-07
Where is the Wizard p?

Or. James Gaume Of Jennings, Kan.
is in the city on prospecting trip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15
9rano Uiem College.
~nlasn1an'a~lfa aEE @

Den dansk -amerikanske Qnadoms-
skele ! Des Moines, Iowa, bespnoer fin
&intertermin
den 1ste December.
Gulbftenbig Undertaking / banite % en-,
8elife Sag efter frit @al9.
6pIgenbe SIRIUS tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course,
Sremoeles %uobannelie til porbenbe Bre.
fer FAINT til 2erere p9 2ererinoer for dan
she B~srneskoler. Rellgiensundervisntna
a1eo paafplsenbe &onfirmation,, ON bnffes.
5tolen ct ogiaa for %iaabanne, iom igaer en-
alminbelig l16bonnelie eler l1opioelie at
&unoifaberne fra 5%plfetolen.
u%noerpisn,ns | moberne @proa, 2attn.
Greet 9iitorie, Naturfag, matematilfe 5SaQ.
&%unftmalins, 9esnin6, Gang og Mustk,
spning % baandarbejde for Bigger.
foredrag. Globe Digteruerfer aenneu,.
laieS 60 fortlares.
l1noereisnins % Dpbolo $500 for 4
9ser- Sfulen bielper @Ieper fra fierre
agne meb &ejfeuosifterne, for iaa pibt
pebfommenbes Sfoleopbolb er at minoa
Ss l1se7s 8ar'3s,b. Sfrip eftes aataloa.
Rendkt Nordentoft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

e ret paa y | a IL
6ene CT, bDu0 man paa en- $1,000
Sc fan falOe lta0igt, 1frioeS fra $an=
Sc. ,gnten raaflam 5fo06e eller
belienoe &egnbeir Sag u6 og Sag
i1r6. Hoa EN- Del @aar6e tit 6e ber=
get &11gen, mems @ejret en6nu nar
gobt. Oilers itoar 2oe11 n0e ODER
bele Splan0et, og u6ilgter11e er tor=
tpileoe. Storilumpen al Gurniplen
ltaor er1onu | Sor6en, og EN- Sci
Sfllraan og &otetoptagninJ itaar
ogiaa igie1t, ga Mrbejoet / set fife
far ltaat omtrent lttlle omfring paa
@aar6ene paa @rn116 at Gonbbei~
ret.
8ren6erierne bar mn in6fipbt as
ifillige &oteter; Briien er forbpiet
til &r. $40 pr. &eftoliter for Jams
aSpteter meo ct nogenlun6e go6t
Stipeliesinobol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

,9ampfibet rTram", iom iiommer
ianf / &%rtittanio Sior6, er funoet cf
&aptein @etterien fra 9ramme1,
iom / lengere &i6 bar fofnet efter
oct iunfne Sfib og MI rnerer at bape
fun6et set li6t openfor @pnersboI6en
lige beo @fibsIgbet. Betterie11 ban6e
al Morinens Minebeien faat >6-
loant en- flor magnet, iom plejer at
onbenoes til @ofning efter iunfne
|Eorpe6oer og lignen6e. @e6 Mag<
netens &ielp er set fonitateret, at
Der paa oct nebnte &unft paa 45
6abne Dpb6e er fun6et ct fort Be-
GENE at Ser1t paa 8un6en. Dette
Sernlegeme bor en- u6itrefning om-
trent Tom uGram", og Ser bi6es intet
ON noeet an6et Sfib, fom er i,tnfet
Il 6ior6en. Otter bette ter man gaa
no fra, at nSram" er fan6et. @aa
@run6 al Sen itore 9pb6e bill Sptag-
ringen bore forbun6et 11e6 o6ifilli-
&c @anifeligbe6er, men man bill gaa
igang me6 Mrbei6et.. 9e &%ritioria<
foIf, Ser bor foretaget @fteri6gning
efter Sfibet, bar in6leoet Sorbano-
finger me6 Mofs GDffer- og 8ierg-
ningsielffab, og set fo%rip11n6ne Sfib
bill muligen / 2ebet af 8-14 9a=
ge bore bragt frem / 9agens 2Ds.
y6ram" ligger paa 45 Gapne 8an6,
nten man baaber at funne faa I9bt
-Sfibet in6 paa mtnore bpbt Sat-
ban6. 8Ianot Sc 13 0mfom11e, fom
formentIig ollie ligeer ombor6, bar
Ser ct rngt 9getepur, Tom bar poo
&eiie til Mmerifa, og en- Drm1.
mensffipper poa Sci til @riftiania
me6 1900 @roner i 2ommen for at
fiebe fig Ell Sngt. en- flor Sci af
4often er orebet bod.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

g i 6foge e r o r e.
n / g. Ser er itiftet en- Sfog-
ejerf%oreninJ al 9fogeierne / 8ratS=
berg Mmt UNDER Gabn al u8rats=
bergS Mmts Sfogeierforeming"
6oreningens Spgaoe ct at 6anne
Ell fat Organization oberfer @fog=
boaolere og &rela1topfiebere, iaa
Sfoeeierne ielp Tan regulere @riier=
ne pao fine Bro6ufter. Eil1ll1tnin,
gen til Mpoet bar go6. Set beil1tt=
teoeS at in6goo til Mnttmon6en me6
6oreltilling ON, at Sinfos 8apirfa<
Drift iffe gipes M%nleoning til Sand
liiering af Sinelpe1, fer sen npe
Gasbrogslop foreligger.
Gen pribate g + e t e.
4 t 0 I e. Set oalgte Sor1ton6er=
lfab beitaar at: GogneprGit SIR.
&nu0ien, 8iifop Sborfil6ien, @oar6=
brnger $. Mnoreien, Misiionsiefre.
ter, 8oitor 9oble, &eiielefreter 8.
8rattefaos, Moffer &eggtpeit,
&ropit @ersleb Sperorl,p> @auge-
iun6, Soenepreft @meeniten,
8tranobu, @iifop 8ocfman, Subj
meetig Micbelien, Sre0erifsitao,
goenepreit s. Moe, Nor6itrano,
&1offer Sui. Mnoersien, .&riitiania,
@oitor Slug. Sabnien, &riitimia,
&rofesfor Dr. Sngita6, &aitor
2aur 2arien. Sfolebeitprer S. 81
fen, 2tllebammer, Sperl9rer Sting
sal, &riItiania, 5tortingsiuppleont,
@aar6bruger Mils @oer, &pgge,
6ormanb i 0~oerformDnoeriet Sp-
pen, ariitiania, % Mrteianger Mn-
bers 0Iien, Gotten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15
Rorge. /,

o. a nj a II tt T. y I I II fei,
reoeS 81 Sftober nf @aar6bruger
5Grben og 6rue paa @ingerife.
1 90 Mar fplote sen 216e
@nfefru Malene Galf, fsot
@ar0er, / Sromsp. Sro6s fin bgie
er ben gamle 9ame raft %
rgrig> Ter og bbrer goot og er fl1lo.
aan6sfrif.
DgbS a I 5. &onill Srebe-
rif @anlen / Malelu,1o er 800, 80
Mar golnmel. San bar peret en- al
Ste0ets melt fremtrn6e11be 6orret=
ningsmGno og far inoebapt en-
MGffe tomu,nale Gilli6sbnerp, nor
iaalebes mongcaortgt Sorman6-
%lfabsmeOlem og 6orligsfommislto-
l,Gr.
g y t t | 3 1t e / T a.
& e t bar inogiDet M,10rage10e
on 8%illooclie til at mlngge Ell
5000 &olts Sconing fra ignore
5tobrf til @ppif % pi6ere ON
norore @ppif til 8lonmenbolm
me0 Mfgreningslinie til 9oltet. Ger
reosltprets @rflGring berom er be-
gjert.
6 e 5 0 III 8 + a 5 e |.
Goorobruger 2efen bar lolgt @aor=
sen @lifslono / Somter til 6. 81.
Sf1,i for $1,000 &roner, Me6 i
@on0elen fdlger cit Gel al Select
l1ingen, @aaro5reOi fober % Mpling.
= @oor0en Mi9rum / &obpl, $40
Mool oprfet Marf % 1000 Maa]
nefsterlig Sfog, er iolgt til ct ST.:
teres lentlfab for 28,5OO &roner oe
Omfoltl1inger.
9 egrubct / ct g a II 5.
/ a s. Yon Sinosbaneanl9gget
mibtpejs u1ellem Motob6en ol
Spelgfos, gift forle6en ct @an6ras
/ en- 12 Dieter FIJI Offering. 3 Mr
bcjoere blep lepel16e begrobet. @f
ter so Mil111tters intenlt Mrbei6,
fit mon re0oet Sc to- .me6ens ser
treble cit Is 9ar gan1nel @1t, bol
6p0. @o11s Mapn bar Sa9enns fire.
Sejring / MfersbuS.
o / t. 9rlan6et5 Ser
rebsltpre far paanDt bebanolet Ga.
gen ONT ajpb al 9itraat efter Sor=
%onle0ning al Departmental, me06e:
les fra Sronobjem. @e1tpes Mrpi11=
gers Sogfprer baD0e oplD1t, at Sor:
BEHOLD pilOe blipe taget ONT, at @uje
life mootte bpggea ner1nere 6e MI:
bprenbe 8pgni11ger ems 100 Meter
@erre0s bellutte0e imi6lertt6
at BETS oprin6elige 8u6 life en6re:
hes.
g. 0,sbDl65 n III e II:
t e t. Ser orbei6es igjen for a
faa ilton0 &onfurranle ONT bette
Mon1ment, iou1 1no11 g1ifer rejl
til @unoreoeaarsbagen for Dor Som:
1tttl1tion. Seo 6ea, alleroe fort ggtt
&onfnrrmn1e frentfom 80 l16fo1t
ON bpilfe SurDel1 erflerebe, at in:
gen al Sem fun0e onbefales logt til
*@rl1n0 for Monl,mentets l1ofgrelle
Man boober bog at formaa @a1itat
@ogelan0 til at gibe ct 1ofa1t in:
Den oen r1pe &onfuronie inofoloes.
laa mon mltlig felt fl1noe un6gac
benne.
g 6foge / e r o r e:
n / II G.. Ser er ltiftet en- Sfog:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

70 81 ii Z & tribes
22be 9ftober:: Megnbejr % goage
Dor ii MI bapt i Ia Dage, % iom
Selge beraf itaor &apre % 8Dg-|
loen erom1 noe. Set er ct igrgeIigt
.Spn at ie oe lparte !Sapre- og 8pg-l
mei5 benoper Mferne, 90 bol6er
Stpgpeiret paa en- Sio, bIiper SOL
gerne l1beregnelige. Boteterne bar
man beller life faat op %oDeralt, og
Der, boor De er optagrte, er n6bpt-
tet ipGrt flei1tt. Ser fortGlles iaa.
leoes ON -c1t Mon6 oppe / Mannc-
itao, Ser bar lat 2 Epnoer og faat
en- Spn6e igien.
8 + II 3 Ell a I g. 8pgmelter
Ironien fra 8riitiansinn6 bar / Bis.
ie Gage iolgt fine &obber- 5popl-
pg Sernfelter pau &itteren og emp
len til ct Itgrre engelif 6irma. &jp-
belnmmen er ufjen6t. @n engcl1f
Sagfpnoig, iom bar bcfaret Setter
ne, bar 11otalt Zig meJet roien0e ON
DEM. SSngcnipr ifal opienbeS o9
Griften poobegpn6es ltraf5. ST.
Sronlen ifal rgioa for 8i0en un6er-
ban0le me6 ct 5elfab, ontogelig
u6enlan0ife @igbere> ON MfbGnbel,
ie at enoel Sernian0lejer, iom efter
iagfpn0ig 9eregning ifal in6eboloe
omfring 10 Milioner Sons, Sern-
iano. &ipbciummen ifal ber 6reie
fig ON en- balp Millio,1.
9ortenS G II g.
Sen / 1906 ne6latte &omite til Be-
Rambling at @pergsmaalet ON
DDtning al Morinens @ope0ltatio11
er fommet til set &einltat, at 6pt-
ming til Srompi nn6et be6 Mren6oI
bil6e bore set be61te, men at ogiaa
@tbebol6 at &orten, naar bette BIZ
Der befeitet, er ful6t betrDggen6e.
8efeitningen bill foite 9.2 Millioner>
bbortil maa legges bel en- baIp
Million til Mo6erniiering, alt1ao
ialt en- Gum paa 11oget ODER .9M
Mtnion. st flptte til Erom9iun6et
bill 6ert1no6 fon1me paa omfring
1876 Millioner, 11emlig til 8ef9lt=
ninger rs, og til Mnleg al ielbe ben
1pe generalization - &aier, @erf-
iteoSbpgninger, Maga5iner, @foler
oiD. = noget oper 5 Millioner, til
iammen 1876 MiIlioner, bborfro
maa truffes o>nfring 2 Millioner
iom man beregner at foa in6 beo
@alg al ben nubpren6e @obe6ftati-
ons faite @ienitanoe.
Sn6fttlltngen er MI til grflering
bos Sc forifiellige militere Mpn<
6tgbe6er. Set MoteriaIe, 9epart-
mentet og Militerfomiteen bill faa
til 8ebonoling, bliber iaale6es me-
get flor. Milit9rfomtteen fan 11eppe
j. reffe at beban6le Set UNDER Singets
Sampgr. Gen pil ocrfor ontoge:
Zig fgrit faa SpgrgsmaQIet til 8e>
Gambling mellem @elionerne nelte
&eft.
96mt anti Ii ia + / t.
&rtgsret bol6tes forle6en / &riitia=
mia pper Soltr11oliit Ginor 81, ion
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

8Q!OpOe SonlnlA St1Qp Sgn5Derg
bar %teitamenteret en- itgrre @ien0om
til Siem for gamle Sigm9no %.
6eres Gfterlabte..
6 . IS + II 3 e +. Sra
Gronobjem mel6es, at Der er be be6.
lite l1bitgter til, at Griften peo SID
Ii @rnber bill blipe fortiat al ct mt
5elifab eller peb DENOMINATION at
set gamle.
S or d tt e ren $ 0 bSa n
g Soul e II iom / CONNER bar
opbolot Zig / Bergen og / CUB
b%ronos6olen, oil ON fort Sit an
fontme til &riitiania for / rogen Gio
at iloo Jig ne6 Ser.
$ II 8 II 3 8 er ser paa mao
8efpemneligbe0er / Stapanger. M6=
ifillige 6amilier me6 8ern bar life
foot 9uS, og er 0erfor hlepet boen-
DC | fine gan1le 8efbemmeligbeoer
in0til Sc CT blepet falte0e US, oq
bar ga maattct ipge Set Sffenli5e:
@i9lp for at foo Sag ODER !Sopeoet
SlGttum g II t tens n ..
t e g t e +. uMt6aros" bar tall
t1e6 Ell Man6, 1o1n bar paabprt ct
@amtale mellem en- @legtning al
Glgttum @utten og en- an6en Man6.
&aa Spprgsmoal ON, bborfor 8
ifffe baboe lo6t @utten toge imo6 Sc
tt6ligere on1talte Engagement obre
| @ngla1t6, bab6e Slegtningen iba
ret, at 6e bebebe6e lite set, for Gut
ten tiente mere biemme. Ser ba1
ingen Sag, ban tiente min6re eni
Is &roner, og Ser bar 6e Sage, 81
Fan tiente fine go ST. ON 9oger.
n1gifter be6 81 t 0 I
t get 10000. 5tatz
fasiens l16gifter be6 @tortingsba]
get / 1906 ieS al set mi ofllutte6
Stotsregnifob for 1905 - OF 6
bape uogiort $4,000 &roner mo
bebtlget 10000 &r. 5tpts= 0
@oitgootgjerelie iamt 2egetilipn 0
Me0icin for Stortingsmnn6 fla
meofgrt en- u0gift at $4,000 81
MOO bepilget 100000 &roner. e
2pnninger til @tortingets @eiti]
lingsmun6 og til forifiellige l16gti
ter be0 5tortinget (%oerun0er SrDt
11ing) ct me6gaaet 239,800 @rone
mos bepilget 194,600 &rorer. Sci
ligebol6 al @tortingsbpgningen ia
fpjtet $4,000 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

96mt n m ia + t..
&rigSret bol6tes forle6en / &riitia=
nia ODER Soltr11olilt @inor 81, lom
bar lat UNDER Etltale for / &en1igt
at mn6oroge Zig fin mtlttere 8erne.
pligt at babe unolo6t at fremmp6e
til 8aabengbelierne. EiItolte bleD
flor be6 &rigsret 6gmt til 3 Moa-
ne6ers 6engiel, og 6enne 9om bIeb
be6 &eieiteret ita6feitet, i6et &eieite-
ret betegneoe l1n6laoelien fom .Mem-
ming. &etten a6miniitrere6es al
&rtgs6ommer S. Macf me6 bernc=
pligtig Maior 9uborgb, &aptein
@anoberg, @ergeont 8. Sobanien
&erg og 6e @entge Carl &aagenien
og Marfus &anien iom @omsmen6.
Stlta(te erflere0e Jig life lfpl0ig eff
ter Siltalebellutningen men in6=
rpmmeoe &igtigbe6en al oct Sat-
hm, at ban bab6e nn6la6t at me6e,
for6t ban bar Mntimilitoriit. @na
&rtgSa6bofatens 9pgrgsmaal, ON
Giltalte perio11lig birfe6e iom Mgi-
totor for @ngtelie al Militertjencitc
erfl9reoe 6enne, at ban ifglge fit
@artis @rogram arbeioeoe moo Sci
lttarismen; men ban arbeioeoe lite
for at nogen fnl6e negte at gigre
MIitertieneite. Set mootte bIibe
enbbers perionlige Gag at afgibre.
Otter en- og en- fport Eimes &aao=
flagning offaeoes Domrte1, ser I66
poa ct @ars 6engieI for anoen
Gangs @dmning. $ 8egrun6elien
uStaltes set, at maj, lite 11erer Epibl
ON. at set er SiItoltes oprigtige
Sberbebisning; at Militertieneite er
umoralf, og man arbefaler Straffen
beo @enaaoning neoiat til 6 Maane-
6ers Spngiel.
30 6 I & e nj a II 9 e I / 81 t
I d n 6s bDerne. $ SJ%re6erifse
bal6 og ogiaa / be andre Smao=
lensbDer CT Ser rem Melfemangel.
M ON @agen. De Mnng6er Melf,
bporober 8pl16ialgene raaoers er
garife utilitrRffeliJe, og man itoar
/ 6loffe uoenfor n6ialgene, iaainart
MeIf CT fomnet i116 fra 2d16et, for
at faa noget me0. Aariagen til
Melfemanglen er ben, at &gernes
Melfepoelie er pan 6et allerIapeite
M, 6o De iettes IND, % foriroen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15
m an s : III .Nplig0
afbgoe 4oniuI @nop agnSberg5
bar %teltamenteret en- ltprre @ien0om
til Siem for gamle 5ipn1eno %
6eres Gfterlabte..

6 . IS r 3 e r. Sra
Gron6biem mel6es, at Der er 6e be6.
lite l1biigter til, at Griften peo @jg-
Ii @rl1ber oil bltbe %fortiat at ct MT
selifab eller peo Determination at
set gamle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

ed to apply 1t where it would do most good-or harm. as different people might view 1t. Some day when the Count finds himself scattered over a good portion of St. Petersburg. ana so badly subdivided that search war rants will be required to nnd enough of him for a funeral. he will be past the practical feature will be in evil seeing the joke in the business. Then dence
 It is hardly possible to conceive of anything more brutal. cowardiy and indefensibie than is this way of seek ing revenge. The brutality of it and one of its worst features lies in the fact that it's effects are not confined to those against whom the assassins may have grudge. In all accounts that we read of of such cases numbers of others are killed or wounded in putting one out of the way. If this machine found in Count wittes stove had exploded 1t Is practically cer- tain death would have come to others than the Count, This kind of "prac- tcai joke" is not one that can com mend itself to the average man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
IF WAS WORKED.

The Boston Globe asks, Was a war scare worked?" and says:
 The entire naval program, including two battleships of 20,000 tons each, has been approved by the House. ana at Washington. Also the threatened trouble with Japan, by some fortui- tous concatenation of circumstances. Is settling itself nicely, thank you.
 It might have been just as well, on the whole, for Congressman kittredge Haskins of Vermont to have permitteL the interesting coincidence above men toned to pass unnoticed; but the con- gressman was so grstitied at the news of inc action of the House that, here at the annual banquet of the Vermont Veterans Association, he spoke right out. has aroused the sentiment necessary to insure the construction of one or two great battleships and to improve the coast Qualifications, not only Tn tnis country, but in Hawaii Thus It ap. pears that the dogs of war need not really be loosed, but may be made to accomplfsh the ends of their astute master by judiciously hoarse barking:
 Being an observant newspaper. The Globe sees the reply to its query. That a war scare was sedulously and yigirously worked is plain enough. All this lurid talk about war with Japan or with some other power was the work of Roosevelt and other fren- zied advocates of a big navy and was begun. continued and exploited for no other purpose than to get Congress into line and secure its aid for the furtherance of the warship fad. There was never any danger of war, and the President knew it, unless such war should come as a result of bluster and threats on the parP of this govern ment, and that was part of the ad- m noinistration's scheme. The San Fran cisco incident was eagerly seized on 10 boost the war bugaboo Into mo- ice and lead the country to believe that the United States would be In Imminent danger unless some enor- nous warshlps were at once ordered and provided for The big stick was used to discipline the administration forces, if any of them needed 1t, and keen them in line. In this he was backed up by the frenzied speeches and writings of men who were ap- parentIy fitted with the idea that nothing could save this nation and It's people except some big battIeships. As far as the President was con- cerned. all the war talk was for purpose, and he has virtually accom- plished 1t. A war scare was worked to a finish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Fl, 1907.

The Kansas City Journal finds a back ground of tragedy and pathos in the song, "Everybody Works but Fa- thsr." and remarks that Tt Is not al- ways the case that father Is to blame for his idleness. Sometimes he is too III to work and sometimes there Is nothing for him to do. The most pa thetic thing in this world is the sight of an aged,g world-wearied. man or woman, trying heroically to continue the battle of life long after the phys icaI power has waned. There Is no measuring the sorrow that has been added to the miseries of the old and decrepid through some thoughtless or cruel son or daughter whining this musical monstrosity. The other day in Chicago an old man returning home after a fruitless search for employ ment was greeted with the strains of 'Everybody Works but Father" cack
 led from the throat of a graphophone. Tired in body and discouraged in mind the poor old father felt a stinging re- buke to his pride in this outrage and he bounced upon the n4dchine and smashed 1t to pieces. And who could blame him? For back of this appar- entIy amusing episode was a tragedy
 of wratchedness and heart-ache far beyond the inconsiderate to under
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

in the next Democratic National Con- yention In fact. great strife is fore
 gentleman actively. interested in the overthrow of MT. Williams said to- Bryaf's nomination for the Presidency hs minority 1t in the sixtieth congress Sit Se led Sebraskan's policies. fis said that Mr. WiilIams was largely instrImental nItn in ker for President in 1904. Moreover. MT Williams Is accused of now relnS only a conditlonal supporter, of MT.
 We must have a full -fiedged Bryan man to lead the minority in the neAt House,' continued the gentleman in the Democratic National campaign wiII depend in a measure upon the course pursued by the Democrats. In the six, straight Bryan man and will rally around him the Bryan forces In the
 Il Is claimed that DeArmond will have the solid support of the Democrats of Missouri, Virg ma, Ohio Illinois and Tn addition to this number, he will get the disgruntled Dem ,crats from the with more than the strength developsd Tor Champ Clark. who deelined to be-, come a candidate against MT Williams. ton with. the candidacy 0f MT DeAr-, mond is the support given him by Will liam Randolh Hearst, and his personal nifcant feature Is the practical cer- tainty of the enlargement of the Hearst Influence with view to the adoption the next Democratic National Conven- tion, a plank which MT. Williams has stated in his reply to Governor Varda- man he would vote to keep out.
 movement in it's latest manifestations a decided bearing in the direction of national politics. All previous efforts to encompass the defeat of Mir. Will Hams have proved abortive, but th., an nouncement of DeArmond's candidacy may mean results quite different.
 following and this may be recruited from newcomers sufficiently to enable him to retain his leadership. Big polt- tics is being played and henceforth the country may be expected to look on with Increasing interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
A snRInus JOKE.

Some people appear to have queer ideas about what it takes to cOnsti- ute a joke Recently more than one attempt has been made to blow up Count Witte, of St. Petersburg. A few days ago a mechanical bomb was found ticking away in stove in his house. but fortunately for all con cerned the internal machine was found and destroyed before 1t could do its work. The Count, on being told Of this last attempt on his life. smiled somewhat weakly and said 1t was only a practical joke.
 The intention in this instance was practical enough. beyond doubt, but most persons will fail to see how 1t can be regarded as a joks. The point of a joke usually lies in the aPplioa . ton of 1t, ana In such a ease as thiS the sender of the bomb plainly intend'