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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01
NEARING COMPLETION.

Aaother group of business houses
that viii add much to the appearance
OF the city is nearing completion, the
four houses on o. K. street. The
workmen are now adding the finishing
touches. Besides the four sUbstan-
tial business houses that viii be used
on the lower floors, the upper stories
have been fitted out in the most mod
ern manner for the purpose OF renting
them to roomers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

Some day, we hear, Mr. Cortelyou
may tell the public about those in
surance contributions to the Roose-
welt campaign fund Maybe he is
waiting until the tariff is revised
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01
OPERATION PERFORMED.

Mrs. Metz. who lives In Tombstone
Canyon. was operated upon at the c.
@. hospital. The physicians consider
the operation a successful one.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01
MURDERED elRL BURIED.

The Mexican girl who was killed
about 10 O'Clock Friday night at Low
ell. was buried yesterday from the
Palace Undertaking parlors.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

We have best table the market ar
fords at Hotel Grand. Meals 35c, 81
per day. z74
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01
coy AT HEREFORD.

william Houston, the popular sec
ton foreman at Hereford, is the faith
er Of a boy that the stork has LEFT
at his home.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01
PIANO TUNER.

O. Harry Raffenberger. All work
guaranteed. Leave orders. Phone Az.
Clarence e. Krinbill, or P. o. Box 357.
297
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

Try Hotel Grand Dining rooms
rates Csc per meal or 81 per day. Cor
ner Main street and subway. 24I
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

We have good cooking and best va
riety at Hotel Grand dining room.
PAT
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

Best family board In Bisbee at Ho-
tel Grand. Rates 81 per day. 247
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

Live turkeys. fresh eggs. Ga Main
st. Phone $40. 221
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

WANTED-To buy a house, to 4
rooms. State price and location;
must be cheap. Address *" Review.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01
FOR RTNT.

FOR RENT-2 rooms, furnished for
light housekeeping. Inquire ]. G.
Pritchard, 214 Tombstone Canyon.
1O5G
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

Fresh eggs and spring chickens at
81 Main street. Phone $40. 2ss
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

NTED-Competent cook, must fur
nish references. Mrs. Gerald Sher-
man, % Quality Hill. 14S
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WANT ADS
N Try AN INSERTION IN THESE ,
] =c0luMNs FOB RESULTS q
ANNOUNCEMENTS


WANT ED-Work In boarding house
by young man. Can cook q little,
walt table, pack lunch pals or wash
dishes. Address Box 194S city. ESQ
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

FOR RENT-Rooms. clean and com
Portable. Inquire 6ls Castle Hill, End
house above Hubbard House. 264
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for
lis,hs halssakaonin0 at Lowell Ring
B-3S6. 100
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

FOR RENT-Four rooms furnished
at Don Luis. Apply James Brogan
No. Upper Lowell. 262
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, $3.50
per month and up. 15S Opera Drive,
near bridge. 2s2
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Broadway furnished
rooms, Brewery Gulch. 294
FOR RENT-Large Office room. second
floor, front corner B. !. building. In
quire office B. I. Co. 1856
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

First publication October 20. 1897.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-01

BIssEE DRUG CO. EIssEE, RAo0
AND LOWELL -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-24
Sragiider SOB zines &efrnten.

ueber ben aufiebenerregenoen Gor=
fad, oeiien 8eipre6ung, tpie bereits
gemeloet, i'm Ibgeorbnetenbous beg
6iterreidii6en Gei9srots GIT einer
auBerit itiirmiiden Sieung geron=
laiiung CAB, tperoen aus @ien folgen-
De gin5elbeiten miteeteilt:
Ser &efrut MidoeI Seri6fonit
NOR erit flint @o9en aus leiner Sci
mat Siebenbiireen CUR MbIeiitung fei-
neg oreiiabrigen 8rdien5oienftes elm
geriidt. 8eim 81. Snfonterie=@eg
ment, oos in Ser Stiftsfaierne be-
quartiert tit, mnroe er Der 5tpeiten
4ompagnie 5ugeteiIt. Sonntog 0od-
mittog maren Die Solooten na6 Ser
9efeblsausgobe ausseeoneen. Bon
Der 5peiten &ompagnie tporen ttur
Der &prporol Sobonn 8alint, Der
@efrut MiboeI 9eribfomis uno atpei
anoere Soloaten in Der Manni6ofts-
ubifation geblieben. Ser &orporaI
modte itroftpeiie nit Dem 2etruter
@elenfsiibungen, oann l1ebungen NIT
bent @etpebr uno eob ibm i6IieBli6
ben 8efebL @ori6aoiuitierung orart<
legen nno Die ~l1ebuneen fort5niesen.
Ser Gefrnt, pel6er bur9 Die Ihon
lange 3eit anbauernoen uebnngen
miibe NOR, erfIarte, BOB er nift mebr
fpeiter tonne uno es ibm unmogli6
lei, ben erbaltenen 8efebI ous5u-
fiibren.
SIN na6iten @ueenblid nabm ser
8orporol Dem Nefruten Dos @epebr
aus Der Sano uno llo es nit elmer
Botrone, Die beim S6eibenidieBen
periagt botte uno bon Der er glaubte,
Dob tie fein Hulper entbalte. ,@emn
Oh nibt oeine 9fli6t erfiait, 10 er=
fdieBe i'd oi9!" rief Der @orporo[
Dem &efritten 5u. uSett betel" for
oerte Der 8oreeiette Sen @efr1lten
ouf. &efrut Seridfomis itono unbe-
fpegli6 in STRENGTHENING ettpo flint
S6ritte bon Dem &orporaI. 8epor
oieier nod bos @epebr in Mnfdlag
eebradt batte, entIub ii9 pIosli9 Die
8affe. 9as Bulper oes 8roieftils,
oas beim Sheibeni6ieBen beriogt
botte, batte iest ge5iinbet- 9)ie 2ugel
orang benz ungliidli6en 8efruten
our6 oos Stirnbein in ben &opf
nabm ben 8ee bur9 Die r~iidmGrtige
Sdaoeloede uno bobrte ftd 6ann tief
in bas Wauertperf Elm.
Ser Snfanteriit Seridfopis ianf
bomber nit 5erfdmettertem 5dGoeI
gu gooen. Ser &egimentsar8t Or.
@obel tpuroe berufen bod er fonnte
nurmebr ben gintritt oes Eooes felt.
iteIen. Die 2eide bes &efruten MUIR
De IN oas @orniionsipital gebra6t.
aorporal 9alint muroe iofort in @r-
reit geiebt.
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Der @eionaperein u6rohiinn.

Ser @eioneperein u5robitnn"
giebt am 0euiabrstoge cine @bero.
u%nterbaltung nit Sal8 in Der Weii-
fionsgarten-Sa1e.
= Nie. Senss bat es ieit bier5ig
Sabren beritanoerL iein 2ofal alt=
5iebeno fir bie aGufer bon @eib-
na6ts-@ ei6enfen ous3uriilten uno
Sonta Claus bot a1t6 bteies Sabr
pieoer bei inn fem Sauptquortier.
Ser Staotrot bieIt orp Wontag
@admittag cine fur8e Sisune ob, in
Der ieoo6 11ur nebeniddlide 9inee
berbonoeIt muroen. l1eber Die giien-
babnfren5itng in Der 6. @aro Lag
nod fein 8eriht oes Speaialfomites
Dor.
- 9iemooernt en- 9 sport
artifeL @eieni9afts- unb Inter
baltungsipiele uno bieles Nel,e in
ser Spielmarenbrande finoet man
bet Sic. Sensg.
= Sim Somitog 0o6mittog finoet
cine Sisung oes 8eror County Sor.
mers Snititute ltott.
49, Mrs. 6. @. 8. @~ides-geeoie
fam per SeIepbon Scr. 1927 in if
rem Sauie ipegen @runoeieentiim
a~ngerufen perben. @u1 fam man
oieierbaIb in ibrer @obnung, 8t9
@rapion StraBe boripre6en.
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: Slut pelde @eiie mitunter @us.

Auf fDelfe We11e mitl1ter Mus@
5eidnungen erlangt peroen fonnen,
gebt aus einem BON oen ,M. 90. g"
miteeteilten Safe redt oraitil6 ber-
Dor. Der nShriftiteGer uro 9ipIom,
Sngenieur" Mar @. 81. 8riinner,
Berlin 8. SO, @r1feitraBe "a,
idreibt unaufeeforoert an einen
Wundener 8ei6dftsmanm uno i6lGgt
ibm Dor, er NOBLE ibm ben SiteI
ufoniglid griedii6er &ommer8ienrat"
fir $4,000, ben zines .fonigli6
griefiiden @oflieferonten" aber nur
fir $4,000 peri9affen. gs beiBt in
Dem Mnf6reiben: Scr @runo, mar
nm id Sbnen berte i6reibe, lit, oaB
lestere Summe ($2500) bel @rie6en-
lamb UNI einige bunoert Dollars er-
maBigt tperoen fam, tpenn sic Sbre
3uiage sur @rperbung oeS Sitels
inner6alb Der nd6lten elm Bis 5mei
@o9en geber, 90 Ser Sof pegeu Der
nabenoen 5eftIi6feiten ieinen Sinan-
gen oufbelfen mill. 9ieie 8ergiiniti-
gung b%eringert iid oonn NIT ieoer
ISOLDE. SIM Sale Der pirfliden Ser
leibung baben Sic oos &e6t, bos
foniglide @nppen ouf olen Sbren
Druffo6en, 8rieffopfen, @eidafts-
pogen, Sdaufeniteru, 8ilialen, Ser
pafune, ben @oren ielbft uin. an-
3ltbringen."
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ermnseisentums tie bertraemmsen.

MoriDn unb G Muen5enberaer an Wilma
Wtuierns, @runottid in Soutb Seiebts;
SIS.
CHARLES VI Nrnoib an Martin g Mr.
nib. @~runbftide an Der Npro Gan Soba
StroBe; 81 u u.
8alentin Srieienhabn u u on Winiaal
&iebel, 43 10 Nder 9anb; $l720.
Sobn Warbah an Balentin JrieSens
habn. 81 Nder 2anb; 1888.
WiQiatn Hiebel unb Grau an Balentin
Srieienhahn; 90 Nder 9anb; $3.50.
U unb 3 MeerIheibt u. u on IS. VI.
Chapman. @runbfthd in ben @itp Blods
LAB unb I13U; $3.50.
Nlbin Seibef an Nlpine Rubnan
@run6fnid in 6fr WDpblatpn addition;
$3.50.
Soe 8riet an gli5a 3. garnnl, @runb.
ftud an Der 9beo apenue. pin gre, Gb
bitiDn; $50.
S. o. Subeu unb Srau an Bierre Rif.
fon6 unb 6rnu, 9rnnbftid in gitp BIDd
1884: $500.
Nbolpb @eilboher an Bruce Barring
II 8 Nder 2anb; 5000.
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4IIerIei.

Senator Halllus maht befannt,
bob er 4moioat fir Staats. 4omp.
troIer lit.
6. 6olefomp uno Sronf gafer
aus Sunction gitD baden Die SO. g.
unb e., Die Snnta Sc, Die ct. 2ouis,
Brownsville uno Merifo uno Die
Granias BoB Babn ouf 3uiammen
$4,000 Gdaoenerins perflagt, neil
iie 0urd Die 8er5ogerung BON gieb.
transporter ieitens Der 8abnen itarf
geiddoigt ieien.
User in 8erlegenbeit jein ioQte,
mas er ihenfen min, Ser tDenoe fih
an Sic. Senss. Sein Store lit an.
gefiqt nit elmer ltnmalle palienoer
ibnadtsgefbenfe.
8ia Sampton bat gegen So.
cinto Grebinio un6 SamueI Dias Die
Vintage erboben, i'm IN Der Naft
oes Is. DECEMBER on Der Monterep
StraBe iiberfaqen, gu gooen ge.
idlagen uno ausgeraubt gu baben.
Die beioen IngefIaeten iin6 Der.
baftet.
Begen niiblider 8eibnodts.
Geihenfe gebe man sn Sic. srnaa.
Gin eetpiiier Borfirio g. Garcia
bat Seiug S5aeuirre II. q. ouf
Stt6.500 Sdaoeneriab berflogt. @s
banoeIt ii6 Bel Der aIoge Inn einen
2anofauf in Starr County, Der ipd-
ter riidsaneie aemadt tuuroe.
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Gin @itnSerfanb.

Siio 9afota, NIT ieinen reider
Gilberminerl 8onanaa-Garmen, gro,
BEN Randos uno ieItfamen Natur.
formationen, lit elm tpobres @nnoer.
Lamb. Sn Moun6 gitp, Der Seimai
BON Grau g. 9. gIapp, lit au9 eins
iDunoerbare SeiIung borgeformen
SIR Sobn mar benz Eooe nabe BON
2rngen. uno 9aIsleioen. ugr bottt
ole flint Minuten einen iduerer
@~uitenanfan, oIs id begonn Inn Or
Sings Neue Gnt6edung at geben
bic i'm furierte uno fem 2eben ret
tete", i6reibt Grau gIapp. @aran.
tiert fir Sals. uno 2ilngenlei6en
bel @6olpb DreiB uno 81. gobn &
60. 30 Gents nno $f.00. 8roben.
flaihe frei.
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SofAles.
SrObIide @eibmadjtenl

Bieoer erflinet Dies i9one @ort
auf Dem balben groenrilnoel @ie
bot bod Der Wenidenperitano iid
%5ermnrtert, I'M bns @eibnadtsmun-
Der 81 erflaren. @ie bot 9idter-
mlno iid INNER tpieoer geoffnet, Inn
i'm 2ieoe oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5u oeutenl @ie bat Dor Maem oas
oeutide @emiit peril1ft, in innigen
uno iinnigen DISQUALIFICATION uno
@ebrdu1en bas @unoer Ser 8eib=
nabt inns naber 5t ridden. l1no 1tl1-
ter an 6ieien 8ilbern ser @eibno6t
lit uno bIeibt oos beoeutiomlte Ipre-
denoite, oosienige, oas lns bas
8eibnahtsgebeimnis am ebeIten ber=
oolmetiden uno oos otd Ben @eib-
na6tsiegen uno I'm lere @eibnadts=
Derpfli6tungen am florften oeuten
fam - es lit bos 2idt.
Die @ieoerfebr oes 2idts feierten
uniere Gltboroern in ibrem ssnlfeit.
Die 9briitenbeit feiert oie @ieoerfebr
Der @eburt BEG &iinoers ser 2iebe
uno beg 2idts. ygs paro 2iht"
6mrd oas neltgeborene 4ino in getb-
Iebem.
un6 oos 2idt lendtet beute nod.
aein @eihrei Ser Singer oroerer
@eisbeit, fein Bug Ser 3eit", oltd
nidt Die eiiige 2uft Ser @Iei6gi[tig-
felt bermodte es ollsauIofden ODER
aud nlir 5u berfinftern. SIMMER
pieoer ienft fid oos 2i6t in Dos
Rin6erleben, INNER nedt lein Sdein
tpieber liebe grinnerungen Ser gu.
geno. Simmer tpieoer berbreitet es
86rme, Die Die itarre @IeidgiItigfeit
beg ginen gegen 6os SdidIaI oes
an6ern gum SbmeI5en bringt, @Gr=
me, berei1 &au9 ieIbit in Die Staten
beg l1ngliifs n1o ser Mrnut elm
orinat.
Gorge olfo jeoer ouf 1einen Sell
oofir, ooB oas 8eibnadtsIi6t iiber=
al binitrabIel gs miiiien ia nidt
INNER @aben fem, oie man ousteilt.
Man fam 6ie S9atten, Die in oas
8eibnadtsfeft bineinfaGen, ond on=
oers bertreiben. Gin freunolideg
Sort, EN- beri0bnenoer Sdnoe6rud,
Elm Mufuanen Der eoIeren @efiibIe
Der 0odiidt, Der 8eriobnIi9feit atpi-
f6en Wenid uno Menf9 i'm 2idte
oes @eibnodtsfeites iin6 oft mebr
merit ols ane @aben.
Seiern mir In oieiem Gimme oas
Beitige Set ser 2iebe, 10 miro es fir
ieoen Elm 6reuoenfeit fem, oom miro
iebem fid ons Snnere neiten rno oos
rein WenIdlide in boberem MoBe
sur @eItung fommef1. &ein Golf
Der grbe bat Der Senoen5 Ser 8eib-
na6t einen tpeiBeboneren Musorud
geseben, aIs mir Deuti1e, uno pinig
nabm uniere neue ltmgebung Die ge-
miitDolle Grt an, 6as Set Der 2iebe
un0 beg edits 81 feiern. Seien mir
6ieies Sriumpbes nit StoIs ein-
ge6eHf. Seiern mir oober oos Set
nod alter 6eutlder Site. OaB 6ies
bel allen unfern 2eiern Der San iein
mOge, oo5u rufen mir ibnen ber5lid
gu:
SrobIi6e @eibnahtenl
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Gin GtiGfnnA.

Der 5utpeilen gefdbrIid miro, lit oos
Iufboren Der 2eber. uno gingetpei-
oefunftionen. lin oieien 3uitono
obne unongenebme SoIgen at enoen,
loaten OF. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen
immer @uer MiteI Iein. @arontiert
gu beilen, ooer bos @eIo 5uriid, Bel
Ioolpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
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Dos Stants-5 upreme-@ eriht
bat ben Gntrog 6es Stoates, einen
&eceiber fir Die @aters-@ierce Oil
Company 5u ernermen, abgemieien,
oa 5uerit Der 4ppea Der Del. @eleu.
idaft in 8e5ug auf oieie Geceiber.
an9eleeenbeit entidieoen tperoen
miiiie.
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Opn hpinpn Qnntrn

Gen beioen 4ontraftoren
Greene un0 s@abnor, Die i'm @erein
Capt. Garter Die gunoesregie-
rung bel Dem Safenbou in Saponnah
ungebeure Summen beid)ninoelt
baben, lit bonn Sber.gunoesgeridt
elm neuer 8ro5eB berpeiSert moroen.
Sic miiiien olio lire bier Sabre ab-
fiBen unO Die Strofe bon nabe5u
100000 be5ablen.
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Seirats . gdeine.

Soba S1uarb uns Sophie garoliue
6nultner.
Wm Us. 5erring unb 5ran CLARA @ooo.
Slbert &nebel unb NoeIine Gidmann.
s. VI. 9Dmther unb Snlba Saas
yDuiB G. 2ied unb auaufta 5hr5ber.
NNntaia Tbomas unb gbitb @ilte.
emil Mnnnie nnb yeonie Sdnuimmer
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@om Monne ernortet man,
Dob er Den ¬en our6boilt, bon
Der 6rou. ooB iie i'm seouloig auf-
Loft.
Chen, Ioat man, peroen i'm
&inmel gei6lofien. 0arum fdut
man ord nadlber 10 idneu aus Den
WoIfen.
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grtef-SiHe.
Qtffe.

GrnH Neser. 9heo. gonfart, s 8
Duet, s. 9ies. . s 80 @olbfiih, ghas
6erben, SnD Sartmonn, Gilbert Slsac. s
y Sacobs. s 8ed. q s Maber. Nob
Naus, DITTO 0eters, Sb 6oIenberg. s
Golfer, @baS 8immermnnn.
Hamen=3tte.
6 so 8ran6. ghetla 8reb, S& Sunts
mel. 6 SSnieImann, Sane &pehler, @m.
ma MeiBner, 2ena Stappenbed. Cecilia
6 Shul3
AlueIdnbtfdbe.
RieoIOus Sr1b, 8 w 5ob. Soa Roe.
Mig. Sulia 6 ShurB.
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Monder @erau8geber elmer
v@lumenIeie@ perrdt ieiuen @eilt
our6 Die pielen 0iiteln. Die er ollf-
ilimmt.
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Haneoait & ap6ler, @oore.@ ebau.
be. Seine SerrenfIeioer. Bodies
IHortiment pon Stoffen.
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au6 in Der Come oes @liifs
friegt man ben Sonnenltif.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
Edward Ward cstmack.

William lnglls, in Harper's Weekly.
 Fearlessness is the dominant note in the character of Edward Ward Carmack. Life is for him one long and cheerful bat tle full of hard knocks given and taken, and the hope of many lusty blows to come. This Is not to be attributed to a pugnaclous or contentious disposition, fof he fights because he has very clear Ideas of what Is right and wrong, and having made up his mind as to what 's the right course on any question, he fol- lows that course regardless of conse- auences. often he wins, sometimes he loses, but, win or lose, he is eyer ready for the fray. Native of the same soil as Davy Crockett. all that he asks Is to be sure he's right then he goes ahead
 The people of Tennessee like that kind of man, and now that he has come to the end of the term in the senate of the United States to which he was elected in 1900, they are urging him to run for governor. Yet neither the likelihood of winning that honor nor the possibility of being the next President of the United States has thus far swerved him from the plan he had fixed before leaving Wash ington-to write and lecture and thereby acquire a more plentiful income for his family. He is not rich in this world g goods, and he Is averse to the idea of seeking the presidency, perhaps having In mind the historical fact that all those statesmen who put up the tallest lightning rods and tried most assiduously
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07

to attract the vivid currest of popular favor sat for many years unhit and ended their days still hoping against hope
 It is not easy to reconcile the Idea of grave and reverend senatorship with such a man as Carmack, full of the vigor and elasticity and enthusiasm of youth. His thick shock of reddish brown hair shows mere suggestions of gray at the temples, his blunt mustaches is un- touched of time. his steady blue eyes are clear and bright as a boys. Yet If he lives until the fifth day of next Novem Der he will he forty-nine years old. His quick step. muscular residence, untirins energy. bespeak the quality of youth no less than his alertness to study new problems and accept new truths
 There are In Columbia many hundreds of citizens who never refer to this man except as Ed" Carmack. This at first strikes the ear as ineongruous, but the stranger soon precelves that the nick name is a tribute of affection spontane ous. unsought; a token of brotherhood whose intimacy does not diminish respect in the slightest degree.
 Here is a man of Scottish descent though American for four generations. nearly six feet tall, straight AS a nick ory sapling, full ehested as becomes an orator, clean limbed and of powerful grip, behtting one who has lived much out of doors. There is about him that atmos- phere of abundant vitality which rarely leaves one who has had the good for tune to spend his boyhood in the coun- try. He lacks the commonest artifces of the politician, for It Is very difficult for him to remember the face of one he has met but a few times. and utterly impos- sibe to recall unfamiliar names
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
Johnny Was a Sport.

From Harper'se Weekly.
 It happened in Sunday school. None of the children had studded their lessons, apparently, and as for Johnny. the new boy he wasn't supposed to know much about 1t. anyhow.
 Now. Willie" said the teacher. "who was it swallowed Jonah?"
 "I dunno" giggled Willie.
 Robbie, can you tell me who swallowed Jonah?" continued the teacher.
 You can search me-" said Robbie.
 Tommy. who swallowed Jonah?" asked the teacher. little severely this time.
 Please, ma'am,' whimpered Tommy, Tit wasn't me"
 well, declarer' ejeculated the teacn- CT. Then turning to the new boy, she asked, Johnny. who swallowed Jonah?''
 'Ill bite. said Johnny Whats the answar7'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
argument in fifteen years we ought to be able to talk across the Atlantic

argument in fifteen years we ought to be able to talk across the Atlantic
 For years E. H. Hartman, like J. P. Morgan. T. K. Ryan and other finan- ciers, has been inaccessible to interview CTS. But when the government turned its seaIchlight on the affairs and deals of the railroad magnate he found that the press was about the only medium through which he could fight back Since then Mr Hartman has been be- liever in publicity and some of his in- terviews have amused if not edified the public. Beginning with nothing but smIes for the interviewer MT. Har- rimdn has gone a step further. He has decreed that his railroads hereafter shall gi'e to the press full details of all &C., cidents.
 The time was when the New York newspapers found it almost impossible to get news affecting big corporations or rich Wall street men. All this has , changed, however, In the last few years Almost cry corporation has a publicity bureau in charge of a competent press agent. Of course, its not to be ex- pected that these bureaus are anxious lo give out news damaging to the cor porations. But the press agents are ne IT discourteous when asked about matters that their employers would be glad not to have published. They sim pI. try to put the best front" possible on what they are unable to keep out of print. Even the Standard oil trust main- tains a press bureau and the conversion or MT. Hartman leaves very few of the railroads witout a publicity depart ment. Some time ago the New York Cen tral installed press agent who sent a circular letter to the newspapers. sav- ing he would be glad to supply them with information concerning accidents or other matters pertaining to the road at any hour day or night. His first iob was to give the reporters the details of disaster in which more than dozen persons were killed
 New York savings bank depositors have laid by a rainy day fund approximat Ing billion dollars. This amount woIId have met nine times the total liabilities involved in the 115OO business failures of 1908 in the United States. It would nav the national debt.
 The savings deposits of the United kingdcm last year were ss76OoO. GOO; of Austria, s935, 000, GOO: of France. ss31 0oo :. 900. The deposits of frugal Germany with a population of over 6O.OO0.OO0. are less than thre times the rainy-day fund of the people of New York.
 Combining their funds the savings hank depositors of Greater New York could raise almost sixth of the capital stock. almost one-seventh of the bonded debt of all the railroads in the country. They could buy up the stock of the Harriman- Kuhn-Loeb group and have more than o,000 left over, or the stock of the Pennsylvania group and have s2O0, GOO. 600 for other purposes or the stock of the Vanderbilt group and keep nearly s4O0.- 600, ,000
 A favorite subject of the newspaper letter writer is the charge that athe gov ernment system Of doing things is slow and expensive. The assertion was made by one of them the other day that it employees at the sub-treasury building
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
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