The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-13
AGE-HERALD ECHOES

NdSnlnBlon fefalus ne lildH Who la running a still tries to keep 1t quiet" says The Birmingham Age-Herald. We should think so-in Alabama.
 Washington Herald: What is a pen nant?" inquires The Birmingham Age Herald. Some of us are beginning to wonder, where is a pennant?
 Washington Herald: "Brer Hartman, he lay law" observes The Birmingham Age-Herald. Sure; this is exactly and precisely his day to do that thing.
 Washington Herald Some people are naturally honest, while others must thank the cash register" says The Birmingham Age-Herald. But the second class sell dom do thank the cash register.
 Columbus Enquirer Sun: The Brming- ham Age-Herald notes that William J. Bryan will not be 70 years old until 1928 Is it possible that the Nebraskan Is going to keep on keeping on till he reaches the age limit?
 Richmond News-Leader: Noting that mingham Age-Heralds observation that Governor Johnson would never gather in the prize at a beauty show is out of order. When was there ever an Adonis in the White House?
 Baltimore News: In shortening the hours of labor no one tries to shorten the hours for women in the household.-Bir- mingham Age-Herald
 Surely. Won't the men go home early and help do the chores? Yes? No?
 Roanoke (Va) World: No prolonged yell should be pulled off on baseball field until the ninth inning has been played Age-Herald.
 Advice of the morning after from ex- perience of the day before evidently, for Birmingham lost.
 Richmond Lews-Leader: Nothing that 8 child choked to death on a rosebud, The Birmingham Age-Herald suggests that that would be a good way for poets tc commit suicide" We are not certain that the method would fit the crime of some poets.
 Terra Haute Tribune: The Birmingham Age-Herald remarks that Governor John- son of Minnesota would not take the prize at a beauty show. Whereupon the Milwaukee Sentinel retorts that the Dem yer conclave will not be beauty show by long shot. It is furthermore demon strated in Washington at this tune that beauty and a good President are not in- separable.
 Montgomery Advertiser: The Birming- ham Age-Herald says that the proper death for q poet to die is Ito choke to death on rose-buds."
 Not down this way If we must die by choking, let it be on delicious redhead strawberries, dripping with rich Jersey cream and served to us by one of Mont gomery's famous blue-eyed blondes In a cool peek-a-boo waist
 New York World: In shortening the hours Of labor no one tries to shorten the hours for women in the household Birmingham Age-Herald.
 Wrong. Shortening the mans hours shortens the woman's hours. There Is a deal of difference between breakfast at 5:30 and breakfast at '; between supper at and at '. If the editor of The Age Herald thinks otherwise let him try doing the housework on the basis of an eleven hour day and then on the basis of an eght-hour day.
 Chattanooga Times: The Birmingham Age-Hcrad's cheering observation that Governor Johnson would never gather iu the prize of a beauty show reminds us that neither would Joe Brown. Governor Johnson, like Governor Brown, isn t hunting for beauty prizes, but has pow erful way about him for winning votes; and The Age-Herald is warned that vote winning is what is wanted of a presiden- tial candidate. Neither Joe Brown nor Governor Johnson is much on oratory either, but they seem to have qualities that are much more taking with the pee- pie than pulcritude and oratory.