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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
LOCAL UNION GIVES
 BIG ENTERTA AINMENT
Carpenters and Joiners' Local Union No. 79 Celebrates Its Seventh Anniversary.

Local union 75, Carpenters and Joiners, he'd a social entertainment last night in Gelders hall, to celebrate the seventh an- niversary of the union. Jere Williams dis charged the duties of toastmaster in a manner that added to the enjoyment of thu evening.
 In speaking of the carpenters andjoiners union he said it's purpose was to improve the condition of it's members in every re- SD. :, and that the meeting that night was proof of its success. He intro- duced President Dick Blevens of the local union, who spoke of the present condi- tions of the carpenters and joiners as compared with seven years ago. At that tfrne" said the speaker Carpenters worked ten and eleven hours a day for s2. Now they work eight hours a day and are paid 8. 25."
 He said he hoped the union had earned the thanks and gratitude of the women an children for the good it had done by securing to d man better wages and more time to spend with their families.
 The toastmaster said an additional item, not on the programme, would be pre- scented to the meeting. He alluded to the address of Mayor Dunne of Chi cago, who was visiting the city. Mayor Dunne." said he. " represents city hav- ing a population greater than the state of Alabama" He said he was proud of the honor of introducing such distin- guished visitor.
 Several speeches were made during the evening and select musical programme was rendered. liberal supply of re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
l PURIM BALL TONIGHT. Jouncil of Jewish Women Arranging
 for Delightful Entertainment.

The celebration of the Feast of Purim n Jewish homes will begin tonight, which s the eve of the festival. The celebra- lion is in keeping with the story of the Bible as contained in the Book of Esther. 1t is purely a festival of rejoicing.
 The Council of Jewish Women is ar ranging to give dance for the pupils of the Sunday sihool, and the mempers if Temple Emaruel. Tonight's entertain- b,ent will take pace at Elks' hall corner hf Nineteenth areet and Eighth ave- me As in preiious years, this enter fainment Is lookd for with anticipation o1 pleasure by the children and grown 1olks of the temple.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27

treatments was served to the guests, after which dancing followed.
 All present expressed themselves as having spent a most delightful evening and heartily thanked the promoters of the entertainment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
PULGHUM'S CASE
 WILL BE PROBED
MAYOR WILL APPOINT A COMMIT TEE OF COUNCIL TO MAKE IN- vESTiGATloN AS SOON AS HE
 RETURNS FROM MONTGOMERY

It is probable that the investigation by committee of the City Council into the charges made before the grand jury against Alderman Fulghum of the Sixth ward, will not be begun until towards the end of next week
 The grand jury recently found an in- dictment against Alderman Fulghum to the effect that he had been guilty of bribery. The specific charge was that for eleven months, he had accepted s25 per month from Henry Eggfer a saloon proprietor, who was interested in having house of bad character remain near his place of business. According to the charges. which are denied in toto by the Alderman. soon as Eggler refused to continue the payment of the s25 per month, Alderman Fulghum withdrew his alleged protection.
 At the first meeting of the City Council after the grand jury acted Alderman Fulghum asked for a thorough examina- ton by q committee to be named by Mayor Ward. Mayor Ward prior to his leaving for Montgomery, stated to a representa- tive of The Age-Herald that he would ap- point this committee an authorize the Investigation just as soon as he could give the matter the attention that it deserved It is intimated at headquarters that the Mayor will be absent until the adjourn ment of the legislature next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
Southern Rclfic Depot Gutted.

San Antonio, Tex, February 26.-The oe1y depot of he Southern Pacific was .,,,tted by fire his afternoon, sustaining annroximately k75, GOO damage. A blanket insurance polif was carried by the com pany.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
THE WEATHER.

Washington, February 26.-Forecast for Rbama and Mississippi Unsettled sather, probably rain Wednesday; tursday fair and colder, light variable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27

the Louisville and Nashville train, and will reach Chicago tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27

to do away in a large part with the doc trile or fellow servants. The mine opera tors say that theye Is no reason and no justice In changing the doctrine of fellow servants or increasing the lia- blity Of employers of coal miners unless some law fig to be made to apply to all employers of labor"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27

No business worth mentioning was done in the city or circuit courts yes- terday. In the first division of the crimi- nal court the trial of R. l.. Leatherwood took up the entire day. After few minutes deliberation the jury returned a verdipt of not ouiItv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

benSmiirbigfeit gum ausortd ge-
tommen, nit Der Scatter @ilbelm ibul
in feinem Halois aufnabm, mo- ct iid)
bis IN fpGte 0odt nit ibm iiber GSra-
gen Der @iienidaft ongeleeentIid)
unterbielt.
s iinf5igiGGriges Subj.
Idum.
6iir D}ittnodl, ben 20. 5. Wets., 6at
Der uN%orbocutide 2Iopo" 5ur 9egc,
bung bes. fiinf5igiten SobreStoges
ietneS 9citebenS ousgcoebnte SeltIib.
ten III Bremen oorbereitet. Gie Ser,
treter hes 8eItunternebnlens Itllo
aus aIler Scrren 2dnoer nod) Der al.
ten SonioItobt 0eloben, Sic fi6 an Scr
6eier cbcnfaQs in peitem MoBe be.
t6eili9en miro. Gem STANDARDIZATION
Geo. BIote lino b%eionbere Gbrungcn
bel oieier @%eIegenbeit 3ugeooft.
@ud fir Die Seier beg iedBigiG6ri.
gen geltebens Der DSombltrg = Sine.
rifo.2inie" om q. Moi 5. s. peroen
bereits groBe 8or6ereitungen getrof-
fen.
Irbeitermtrren in Sam
burg.
Gie Sontburger &beber boben Ben
Sd)euerleutell, oeren Soroerllnger
be5iiglid Roft= uno Sonntaasorbeit
iie, pie fiir5lid gefobeIt, runbpeg ob.
lebnten, cine ernite Wornung er.
tbeiIt. nod neIder lie oufgeforoert
lperoen. iidy genalt on oen Sorif 5,t
balteit, oo Die Rbeber iiH ionIt peron.
loBt ieben, energii6e MaBregeln 5u
ergreifen. Die Gage miro oIs I'M 10
beoroblider betradtet, ba beibe Sri.
ten ollgenideinlid rid)t geionnen
iino, naf8lgeben, unb eS fir Die
R6eoer nidJt MIR idipierig, ionoern
ol,fp ~gefabrlidJ lit, Die Sf)e,lerlertc
ourd onoere &r6fte ST. erieter.
Cute Sortidritte.
Die Nrbeiten an Der eliGBiidel
&%aiier6urg, ser So6.&onigs6urg,
idyreiten riiitig pormdrts. so lit Dos
SodifloB nunmebr inn aeuBeren Dol.
Zig poqenoet, 7dd1er uno SGiiren
iino geidlolien uro fat ale 8outell
Der oitliden 8orburg fertiggeiteQt
Som 9roben 9o1nerf lino Die beicen
&anonentbiirme reitolirirt iporoen,
uno audi Die Notwithstanding, oit
oos goQlperf nit ser Wtittelbrrg Der.
binbet. lit mieber in Stano gelett.
Sn on6eren 8orten. Die Goiierburg,
bon Der ieiner Belt Der oSoriparts"
10 oiel -Sd)aurig-@uncerpolles 81 CT.
5ablen wltBtc, lit Gbatiade.
0ie Wojelt1ts 9eleibi'
gungs Bro5eiie.
2dut elmer offi3iellcn Stotitif 6ot
oes &aiiers MiBfollen nit Den pielcr
MoJeltats gele1otgungS : Ero5eHeil
Der 8oriobre Cute 6rii6te getragen.
Gs linO in 1906 in gang 9euti6lanb
nur 100 Gerionen auf Iold)e anfla.
gen bin pcrfolgt noroer, nno nur in
gon5 tpenigen Saaen betrug Die
Strafe mebr als 10 Gage Soft.
Neue 6rodtoompfer.
Gie nSom6ilrg : Imerifo : @eieQ.
idaft" bat Der @ermonio.@e in
&iel oen Iuftraa ertbetlt, 5tpei neue
5raf)toampfer bon rieiigen 0%imeniio.
ilen SIT erbmten.
q enn5ebn DC zen den erfrp-
rem.
@abrent Der leeten paar Gage iinb
lift lpeniger ols 10 Menid)en in Der.
~Id}ieoenen @egenoen BON Sit. 1tno
@eItpreuBen %erfroreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

- SoLAR
lponocnt" a~ngcborte uno lett in
Settidlono onidiiig lit, gebt ul,s fol-
gender geridJt 5ii:
9crlin, Z. Sebrlar 1907.
rWir fennen in 0eutl6lano foit
gar feinen Winter mebr, audi lit bier
III Den lebten Sabren MIR fanm nen.
nehslpertber Shnee eeiolen!" 10
lautete allgemein Die 4ntiport, rpeltn
ib in Iesten CONNER bier uteine Be
fiird)tungen pegen bes @interipetters
alsiprad, oenn i) batte ia felt %
Sabren feineu oeuti6en 8inter mebr
erlebt. Ser CONNER mar redt an
gellebn; melln aud pielfad) iiber oic
grobe Site geflagt miiroe, mir mar
eS 10 geraoe reft. Ger SerbIt brad]te
5ipar id)on I'M September einige red)t
fiible 2age, aber i'm Allgemeinen mar
prdftiges Wetter; int Sfto6er iplroe
mir. manhes Mal Der leid)te Corr
ner . lteber5ieber laitig, uno olld int
HoDenlber ifien Ole Come gr6Bten.
tDeils nod 10 ireitnolid bernieoer, baB
piele 2eute in Den gorgdrten Dec 4e-
Itaiirants Inter ben 2inoen ltno an
Der 2eip5iger-S trabe BET ibrem 8laie
Bier nod i'm 5reien idBen. Gs tpar
Gin ioealer Snoianer. Sommer. Sd
bobtc all iriibere Sabre oilriid, no
iid) i'm Gftobcr ifjon mon6mal
It1uerc Sduteciiiirrte III Ieltihlnno
eihltellten nn0 nidlt iellelt bereit5 ini
ioDem5er Die 6LuIie ieit su9etrnten
raren. Iud oer It5etnber lleb i'd,
Mnfangs nod gut an, bis iif etpa
pier5cbn Gage bpr Wcibnadtett
Sdutceitiirme gelteno mndter, geiolgt
bon itrengcm 5roitluctter. 2ln ocn
Mcibnahtstagen lagen Staot ui,b
iseIb inter elmer bidten Shneebede;
babel mar cs icbr faIt, 10 oob ih,
onrdJ tas nilbe Marpldioer alilra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
MarNlnnp q. IrnnlnLnnmia 70. u.

9bar s~ettsten Wattny HnfnHf.s5tdttuf
7 50 wrttn, nod gnif i,iolid, nnsgerct,niefl
Csrntnp1.
90 yntir. rnd, ltlta nrr e3rrntogs
go Gcfhl. ru4 aeIotr taalidb, nnsaennrr'
men Sonutaa5.
t.2o giddbni. nod TeIcir, MIR GamftdeS.
Gotlfiap5.
Tor gindnt. nab Delta. nur Gpnntnes.
4,15 giutm. rn1 8e'atr td9li4, mtsgenotl'
men Gotttiugs.
500 .gbenbs. na0 DELTA idaIi@, auseenoI'
ifteit GcuufnpS.
100 slbeIibs mad Gefia. 1ur GcnntngS.
t.So stbfilbs nab HeIatr. Wtifpo6 II. SarI'
fian.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
@cltcrn Marnlanb GiIcnbahn.


gfpinuenb 25. Nobttn6rr. berIdbt S~inen'Stn.ion
Tnattft.
40 Notwithstanding SnaerstoitH. NJ. &
VI. ,gidbit.@ agdbneSboro. GbaniberSbitrg tnt
nhSaenonulel Goililioa, Snfrod NIB eitni-
herluna.
BOA 9iG6nt. 80, Accommodation nan rlriot.
grttep. fuipie tialth, disuenunriren Goitntda,
Dor. Su1oher, 8ettpSbirg uno y. nlto 8.
6ibiflgH RlnfteH.
SOB Nadbm. grpreB, Sduptltnie, 6naerS'
tplun, Sancpd, Gbippenas::re unb, atSaenpft.
men gcnntng, Greoertd ilno Gttriitsbnra
Wdtlpts g0nnaon,
Tdaitrb, a%usaenrmmeH sonntaa.
q ~ RotdrnB Untt ". lInh s.. btutftot ufe
enuhillite Silltb bon Ggtorbs Grobe. lcuis
Carlisle.
75o MorgenS - sfftont, nn6 sisbtieIs, fofpts
GmutjtSbitro.
5000 W{oruen5 gsehrrt erpreb. yseitnirfier.
VEIN 4%FinHtrt lluirt Ntibae Trncettue t{sfs.
oftidD. 9bntinnnt. Nlohrrehctp. Gbar,hetE.
hitn cnnetAtnrr fcnrtcd gumhstlnro mo
htftra puitet Tsfitrrniier. Ma1rrr.
s s3 radhr - misrepresentation rad, Taretst.
6,s5 ghenbs-ltfnrt. rad linton Arioas.
eerr Tcuuertaas nub samtaas.
1f.25 Mbenhs -- Nffont. nab ttniursertepe.
Wur eonHtaes.
$50 Wtefaens -NffeiH. ttad tlttiots9rtbge limo
6anoher
: Stlt Mot. an 8euntbi asglps. egiation an.
VI. Mubettf1n, q. NJ. Sptuem,
@er. observation-disclosures. Ser. .aaii. %.eieent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Gbieroarten. S1mmtlide Statuen
ueiien B%elsfrogen uno bobe Sfnee'
foppcn oilf. GineS lit mir in oicielt
mirflid) obltormalen Wintertoger
onigefoQen, boB mon ipentg ooer aot
Iid)ts ron einem HotbItdnoe inter
Den llnbelnittelten bort. 0od neoer
Shncc. nod &0lte luorcn I'M Stonoe.
Den 8otriotiSlmlS Scr loQ. biirncr'
lide1 Eortcien am Gage Der 8aDl
uno bel Der Stidppabl an 5. Scbrllar
| 5i odntpfcn. gait eS Oodl Dem llcbcrs
nllltbe Der Sojiolhemofrotie utl0 OcS
Gentrum8 entge0cn SIT treter. 81
Tallienben ltonoen Die reid)2trcu &c
~iinnten 9ilrgcr Dor Dem Sofole elmer
6ieiigen 3eitung, I'M abenoS bon 8
llbr bis t2 ll6r Die mittels Sdeina
iperfer befonnt gegcbehcn Wnbls
reiitltnte 81 c~riubren. 9rauIelloc
Sod)rtic eridloQtcn jcocsmoL penn
cin Der Tcid)Slod)c gilnitiges HcInltot
Nentcloet lpuroc. Die cltbulialtild)e
Mellqe bcgob iid bnrll, patrlotlldc
&ieher iingcno, gum EoloiS oeS
Neid)sfali5lcrS ulo bon bort 5ult
Gd)lobplob, INT Dem Safer ibre
&uloigung oor5ll6ringcl. Der aoilcr
criebien nit Der &aiieria dnf bent
9olfon 1.nO belt cine Ncoe. No6.
Dem lid bieielben 5llriidge5ogelt, ,'eB
Die Wenge nid)t cher ltad). bis oieiel-
ben nod cinlnal, nno 5lpor III 8e-
gleitung ocS aronpria5ell, portratcll.
Welualtiger r5iibel erbob iid), lpie CT
nobl ME 5llpor oaf Dem S~d)loBplot
gcbnrt lptrbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

EaiIe arr Reiie in's NnsfanS &c.
lprsi 6. Moinc, Sir. 4t3, G1-9aIii.
moit.S ttnkr, uabe Guitunbpaif st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Baltimore 7ampf Yadet SO.
taite unb 6useriaiigr Nai.2tnit.)
Die Ser, GindteIFSof bef6rbernh.
Tampfsr g;glrsinta" Inen). .aiabama,"

,tYtDtgfd," u1fHhtfite".
Sampler tnbren tdgLith. Sonning5 nnsaenoft'
men. bon ocii .Rnisaiuie" sRiers. Cir. f0--t6.
Gi0bt.Gtrdbe. $50 9lbenoS, brett mad Do
Qcirt Comfort gtcsfolf, 9ortsrnoutb uno anen
punften oeS 6ioere. @erttnbnne In Cio
Voint Comfort init IS. & 8, @ifenbabn".. 9tnn
rsenhoarb 9ttr Cine" foIioen 3ug nnd, gortss
mouth unb gtInnta. IN gorfpIf BerhlnonHa
init Der .%sttlantic Coat Cine" g9prfoIf uno
ipefitid NIB rStb Dominion gtne" rdd Weps
bern. geufbsugton. N..G.. ai6mono, ia. uat
s{ftps Dnrf.
Mab8etien nab eurobdifhem Blame. 9iiru.
ri6fe Nniiten8tmncr, eIeftrifbe peiefidliund,
3orpfhriiulia stoien fret. Stcfeth.rte aatlten.
thinner In nen N~tuet'giteaiT Der rHab Cline"
Gr. lot, softsP1Iiimcres stride. Nt. 500 mue
baltimore iiHo GnlbcrtS trabe, .1crttnentni
9rnfi Wltilhtng" tno IibnIeb's Wr. 100, Norb'
GbarIeSsEtrnbe.
Sahn W, sber,upnb, q, gro,uu,
N'ee'Rrhf. II. @et 'Wlanager. Get. 'Bnf. Scent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Winteriuetter 1T 9cntidllanb.

Bon Srn. 8. Sieoenbllrg, Der fri
her Dem 3eoaftionsIta oes .gorre.
lpoltoent" a%ngcbortc uno jett in
Senti6lono oniaiiig lit, gebt ms fol-
GENDER geridJt 5ii:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Oramt Stohhamt,
0etcrnf,Ngrnt.
706 gNmeriean" @c6GuOc.

Gonbcnitrtcr Nnelpcis iibrr ben etanb Der
ySbip German Sirc 2nfuraucc Company"
ppn Enlcbp, o. ant 81, SeSembcr 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
ehr1ibl,s ,.@ihenirnn ,.onnt.n

Wnt .. tn6 Wuugh'etrahf.
{ Suupfaioriier bes #Wnberr SET. stitt. s8ets
eiIS." ~@theiirur8 : Suinen $ Bereins."
{ Carton Smneripnbred5 fn @au, linb Getb'
!, Btrcine," .9eltfhc Getniiib. i6feit" uto
sSefper.goHfIdbe gtr. 479, =. -. 81
5rif6ts Bler 8i ieocr Gtii. - Is. & g.
3elepbon. sSoife 1913 =.
Gpriugis ,6nntou qiebertrau5aSant,"
sibf,ei.Gfe 3. ctr. u. So'tsgtrc., Canton,
1ineftiitoe iehef Wtitttpob sIbtno. Oct
Gamet'8eretit hefiautnieli it'd ieDen 2leii'
ftda gibeuo. - ..8t~dtiuudI"sgiet nH Sdpt.
ebttdpea.erf eiebGan - Wolfe i45S u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
seurp &. aiftn's Wstarrant.

UT. 9Ib, UIaN', Edbf VIlHa fbFsffuFt.
Eor5iialide s1eille, @3irtth5fen II. n;tion'
Giparreu. Nefies 9'tet ON 8dpi. Sunin
fir @efhdfiSicrle Dor ti.30 9prnt. bio
2 1thr Nd6nlitiaps. 9%eleptoii, Is. e Y,
- Wt. Bernoi 300s ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Ger oicSiGbriqc Masfenban

1eT uttSluullUt Dturttltuui
bes .llnfel 0rdiia.8 creeuS" linoet an
Mittiuodl. ben 20. Sc6rnor, IN Der
.,8erlitu1iu Mnlilcrhor : Snile"
ltutt. Gin tiidttigrs ARRANGEMENT
Gentle bat cafitr Gorge g~etrogen,
bab i,b 3aoermann auf Ocnn Sa1
omiiiirt. Gie8 6rnlidlt iibrigc!1S nid)t
bcipnbers befnerft 5u luerocll, oerll
es fam nod) ltie Dor, baB iid Scenario
ouf eincm allnfcl 9rdiig.gcrecn"
nidt oils9e5eihtct iinterDaltell Dattc.
Battle slr Meiie in'S MnsInnb be,
iu,ni g. Nainc, Wr. 413, Gn-NoIii.
mure- sitakc, natc Guitnmhunit.Iuc.
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- -
Snfub Rieb' ,M~lrtuole.S aie,d

EpvbufstsGr VII 2p,u. uu0 SUrrrTtsStr.
Saiptaiatiter ees Seluliaoerelns AZ 70
8erfh.mtlinqen nes .9entenninl D,ebaers
RcteitlS" lebea 2. nth d.. Dieuitag i'm
Wonni. TelepbDi--6, O. -. guiff 1856 u
Gaatou aub 0tebtanoinl 10 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
8. epaGn's Neftaarani,

Nerfamntlun0stoota! oeS .slrtontas@ou.
elapeS gr. 500, s, G, s." G.2rheH'9t'
Iirifts Or. 1906" nS6iaersDilriltS SIR,
1903, 8. II. g." nno .Giitrifts Jr. 80,
3. Il. g. eaue an gcreine ST. hermie'
i6cn. 5einfie Pierre, Aletne iino diloete
@etrdnie. Eel: g. e. q, WoIfe 500 U.
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Nobsrt g'uauIer's

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Er. ~t92t-f923, Erfeans.GtraFe.
SGupiauariier ocS nWlo5art Wldtner'
chotS." Ginsiiunoe ieeeu Eonuerftdg
abenb. Der rWlp3crt Nal.s uno 2el1'
9ietein" berfanmeli fdl teben WpHiaa
bier. Gbciapeole > Ielcpbcn . Noile
944 r. t9tpriA 40
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EzyErE!5]mRz&OtEIU
RAILROAD
> Iagli6. 2dgun. nusgeIiommen Gonntug,

ser GamocnsEIuiinn mad gtaiDtuatpu MI
g9o6enlaaeu 100 Norm. bis 800 gtbenoS,
Grii0cre glhiabrt bon oer mit. Jlonal,S Station,
Maibtngtun, o~erlatien Q!t. 8obal Station
1905, s6,45, l7.fc, 1850, *5,65, "5.55, IlU.51,
! !iL63, 2ti.55 &7rtn.. *l2,f3, li2.b6. LIB.
! s2A3, 1850. t4.l6. HOB. !5.55 @ddbm.. +6.0J,
1905. 1900 (limlteo), tt0.bt, Vii. 90 Abenos
ncrt. GamoeusGiatiOn 800, -6.tb. 1870. 100.
| t7.20. 1909, $50, 5000, 5000, Ht.00 BORN.
*l2O ~, H2.02, *t2.22, 400, 2t.Ob, 200.
5000, 1905, II 90. *i.30, 1000. 1908, 25.35
y,nd)mL. $500. *8.t6. 1920. roo, $500. So TO
WinIitco), 1000, 1905. *ti.t0, @il,32 N6bs,
annapolis WI Disqualification, 1850 rao
1855 gurui.. id.h5 mo i5.5b HndW. 6GHiocis
StnitoIL 800 mo 1900 Norm ll2.00 OtitidGS,
800. 21,3b gtddtn. tnlo 1900 Wbenhs.
8rcocrtf, Ganoe1ti& taiipiL 1885 NIB 29.1b
gorut.. 80. !3,h0 mo *b.20 9lGdin.
Miudieter, Dit. Honal, no l'utni,, l2.A3.
1850 ~dhnI.; GotlneusGt0tioit, 720 GUrm.
800. 1850 tto 400 gia6rt.
Su9trStnpn, vi. 9tonaItG%f1ttntl. iI.t0 Born 4,
1850 yindbft, @orloettsG tatiot, l720. H.35
Nurtrt., 1880, 400 gtuoJnt,
Gairotts9itn nt5 glt. ettrg, gnntoensS tatlon.
l7,35. 29.16 Sotrt,, li.26. 1850. F5.e0 HnCtni,,
aurnb. Mt. Eo1aI.G tation, +2.43 9tadbm, /;
9an,5ei, $500 gla6in.
g.aBaf gltue cine
,tnft philadelphia ine Yleu .Nurt,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-12-12

The Japanese have the most perfect
kindergarten system in the world. In.
tact. they originated this method OF in.
Structing by entertainment instead of
oy punishment Their play apparatus
Tor such purposes is elaborate, but ali
OF 1t is adapted TO the infant mind.
which 1t is designed at once to amuse
ana to inform The little ones of Japan
even become somewhat interested in
mathematics by seeing and feeling
what pretty thing a cone. sphere or
cylinder is when cut out OF wood
with a lathe. They make outlines of
solid figures out OF straw, with green
peas to hold the joints together, and
Tor the instruction Of the blind 6at
blocks are provided, with the Japaness
Characters raised upon them.-Pssr.
sons Weekly.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-12-12
Scotch Consoiation.

A story 70 told OF a canny soot VINO
dealt In old horses. alternating his
spells OF labor with heavy aprsss. Dur
Ing the period OF depression which fol-
lowed each Overindulgence John habit
ually took to bed and there diligently
studied the family Bible. During one
OF these Cts Of attempted reformation
his condition prompted his wife to call
IN the Rev. Mr.. Wallace. the parish
minister. who at the tine happened to
be passing.
"Oh. Master Wallace, come in ana
see oor John He's rale bad"
What's wrang wi himP'
Hes feart to meet his Makksr."
said Mrs John
Quick as fire came the crushing 70
ply:
"Humphi Telrm he medina be feart
for that He'n never see'mP
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-12-12
ACKNOWLEDGED THE CORN
Populsr Expression That HaA Its
Origin In Congress.

PoP1lar Expression That HaA Its
Origin In Congress.
The following 10 the oriRin Of at ac.
knowledge the corn" which IL used In
the sense Of admitting failure OF hav.
Ing been outwitted: In 1928 Andrew
Stewart was in congress discussing the
principles Of protection and said in the
course Of his remarks that Ohio. Ken,
lucky and Indiana sent their hay,,
stacks cornhelds and fodder to New
York and Philadelphia markets to sell.
Charles A Wyckliffe jumped up and
said: why, that is absurd, Mr.. Speak.
or. call the gentleman to order. He
Is stating an absurdity. We never send
hsystacks or cornfields to New York
or Philadelphia"
'Weil. what do you sendY' asked
Stewart.
I'VE send" replied wyckcnfe,
horses, cattle, hogs and mules"
WELL" continued Stewart, "what
makes your horses, cattle, hoRs and
mules? You feed SEQ worth Of hay To
a horse; you get on top Of your hay.
stack and ride OF to market. How
about your cattle7 You make every one
carry $50 worth OF hay or grass to an
eastern market You send a hog worth
$40 to market. How much corn at 3S
cents a busheI does it take to fattsn isl
Why, thirty bushels. Then you put
thirty bushels Of ,rn into the shape Of
hog and make 1t walk to an eastern
market"
Before Stewart could proceed further
Wycksffre arose and said. Mr.. aDeaiE-
er, aels1swSsdge the corn" =.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-12-12

Dr.. Rlxsy. who for some years was
tne private physician In the Mckinley
household, used to tell that when the
iate presidents mother sat down for
the first time to White House dinner
what seemed to impress her most was
the prodigal supply OF cream. She
commented On the abundance and then
AIDED. We'll. William, It last / know
what they mean whsA they SPEAK Of
the cream Of society,""
The president laughed. 81 admit, {"
said he. that there seems to be an
exravagaHt array of cream on the ta-
bic, but you know, mother, we can AT
ford to keep q cow now"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-12-12

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