The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-22
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She wants The Bird Laws. Pending in the Legislature" said a number of bird bills Iwould love to see enforced. The bills are perfect iy dear onea and I vouch that l Will love every man that votes to pass them.
 one of the Lest of these proposed laws concerns the observance of bird da. throughout Alabama. That is such thoughtfui law. a perfect dear. tt,n An birds Is one that seeks to have the legislators legIslate to have birds study included in the curriculum or every primary school in our beautiful then have instilled into them the humanity of the twittering darlinss. Birds. Ii you did but know it. but you can't, beihg a man. have lots or cute. They sing sweetly. swelling out their little thrOats and pouring out a melody as divine as the cooing of three weeks old baby.
 precious birds wifi be protected I'm going to read every piece or gossip in the Legislature column that Is printed in The Advertiser, and l hope to see before long ths-t our wise Sena- tors and Representatives have listened to the pleadings of the fairer sex anu voted to observe sEs birds laws as arc, desired" /
 
 Dane to Locate Here.
 After correspondence or seyera. months with Ernuso Bruhn. a Dane who has previously resided in Louisi- ana, the Commercial Club has managed to procure him and 1ami' as residents of Montgomery. MT. Bruhn was at tracted to Montgomery through the 1910 advertising campafgn, anu since coming to this city has liked 1t so well that he has decided to locate here per manently
 MT Huhn was introduced to mem. bers of the Scandinavian Social and Industrial :. Association, and through hoIa s s1am in MonsTomery. ss'@0ieee He expresssd himself as being quite well pleased with the organization. and gives out that in his opinion it is one or the best ways of keeping Swedish and Danish
 How would Ice Cream Soda Dog
 Variety is the spice or lite, said a prominent editor of country week gomery where he attended the meet ing of the Alabama Press Association. I want to so to the Jamestown Ex- position and write up the thing. love the country and country people and love to write about them but there is nothing like a chance.
 "As I said before. variety is the spice of life. I hate to see fellow always drink the sa;n0 thing: what fires one more than to let a fellow go I'll take a little straight whiskeyT I like a fellow who says well, I be- lieve I'll take a-a high ball this ume just for a change. But the most low able of all in the feiiow who onsT. says: change woYth mentioning.
 Now I want to So to the exposition and try my hand on that; l have been these months; now I want to go where I can get a cocktail and a highball and a lemonade. and tell my country friends about it."
 MT. o. M. steagall, of Abbeville. and Mir. Joe Espy, Jr.. of the same city. were in Montgomery yesterday.
 Among the Anniston visitors to Montgomery yesterday were Ir. w. P. Acker and MT. H. B. Rubisill.
 MT. J. W. Poole. of Prattville, spent yesterday in Montgomery. He was accompanied by his wife.
 MT. S. H. Scott. a. well known Tallas- sean. was one of the visitors in Mont gomery Sunday.
 MT. w. M. Smith. of Prattville was one of the Sunday visitors to Mont gomery.
 MT. o. T. Wood, of Opelika. was visitor to Montgomery yesterday.
 
 MT. B. K Stokes. of Abbevllle. paio Montgomery a visit yesterday.
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 MT w. H. Foy, of Eufaula. spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 
 MT. Ralph Roubon. of Luverne. was in Montgomery yesterday.
 MT Mark Miller, of Foley, was In the city yesterday