The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-16

1 Atlanta Journal. 1p 10 udte MI. AieaiS' 1 has scored more defeats than MT. Bryan.
 Nashville Tennessean: Where to find Bourke Cochran is the eternal puzzle in our political game. | Nashville Tennessean Mrs. Carry Ma tion is good for a crowd, live talk and 1 occasionally-a bunch of trouble.
 Richmond Dspateh Now we suppose the estate of the Taft boom will
 try to lay the blame on the cost of l living.
 1 Atlanta Georgian: England shouldn't mind shipping a little gold over here
 Some of the girls will carry it back pretty 1 soon.
 l Dallas News. Everything may be coy- cred by insurance these days from hu- man lives to a plate glass-why not bank account?
 Nashville Banner: When John Temple l Graves and John Hearst get into the same yoke we may hear something drop. It
 will not be the mercury. l Spokane Spokesman Review: President Eliot of Harvard is awfully old fash l toned He thinks it is woman's duty 10 l bear and rear children. Youngstown Telegram: Senator Tillman insists that he is a true friend of the negro. How would Foraker and Tillman do for a presidential ticket? l Youngstown Telegram: As wood pulp increases in price it becomes more ap- parent that many things are not worth the paper thyre written on. Washington Starr Although Boni de 1 castellane is now a journalist, he is not printing any first information about Anna 1 Gould's matrimonial intentions. New York Herald Other worlds are having their troubles, too. Rings of Saturn are falling in and Mercury is pre- pairing to move over the face of the sum-
 New York Herald: A piano player in San Francisco has been ''shanghaied" and shipped off to Chins. "Shanghaieing' isn't such a terrible thing, after all, Is 1t?
 Dallas News New York continues to engage gold in Europe but it is largely the power of the south and west that enables New York to make the engage ments.
 Memphis News-Schnitar The demand for fiat money is coming not from the wheat and corn fields or the cotton plan tations, but from water-soaked Wall street.
 Houston Post: The currency famine caused an Illinois watch factory to close down. The employees of the establish ment were evidently not willing to work on tick
 Arkansas Gazette: The republicans would not mind this trouble half so much if they only had a democratic admins tration at Washington to blame every thing on.
 Washington Post: The Utes need not get upplsh over the declaration of Uncle Sam that they will have to work or starve. The rest of us are in the very same box.
 Cincinnati Times-star: Money talks and 1t is probably saying at this minute; .sTake me out from that old stocking heel and mattress, and put me again into circulation
 Memphis Commercial-Appeal: Whats the matter with the railroads?' asks writer in the Atlantic. Nothing except that they can't issue free passes to news- paper men any more.
 Chicago Record Herald: Sarah Bern hardt says she wants to die while playing Camille We have seen actresses who would have greatly pleased us by dying while they were playing Camille.
 Washington Herald: Chattanooga is bragging nightly just now about It's superb natural location" when every one knows it is merely the dampness of it's location that attracts the favorable notice of it's neighbors in nearby states at this time.
 Louisville Courier Journal Philadel- phia boarder was struck in the stomach by bullet that had passed through door, and he died almost immediately. The moral is that every boarder should toughen his stomach by not declining the fIoOnpl ga kos