The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-16

Jackson News: The Birmingham Age Herald remarks that "the man with the biggest desk doesn't always do the most work" Aint it the truthl
 Syracuse Herald: The country wants President who will do things.-Birming- ham Age-Herald. The one we have is such a lazy, do-nothing sort, you know.
 Savannah Press: Jealous Birmingham. The Age-Herald writes it: "Atlanta's s1. 25O, 600 fire" No one else has ever half.
 Montgomery Times: The Age-Herald is charging the luck of the Barons to the weather. Even Jupiter Pluvius is not free from the libelous pen of MT. Hugh Roberts.
 Washington Post: Fame walks right up and slaps a man on the back when he starts to playing baseball says the Birmingham Age-Herald. But before the season Is over he may get it in the neck.
 Washington Herald: Governor John- son wouldn't take a prize at beauty show" says the Birmingham Age-Herald. However, that doesn't matter especially; he isn't a candidate for President of beauty show.
 Richmond News-Leader: Fame walks right up and slaps a man on the back VS The Birmingham Age-Herald. And the spectators defame him flor who lost when he makes errors.
 Pell City Progress: The Age-Herald scribe claimed that when. Birmingham met Montgomery in the opening series it wotSd be prohibitions first test The re- suit was decisive and not in accord with public sentiment year ago.
 Livingston Southern Home: The Wash ington correspondent of The Age-Herald says that all the Alabama members of Congress have decided to support Bryan; that they have agreed that Johnson's can- didacy comes too late to win
 union springs Herald. GNlueHtis lhS Age-Herald is blessed with bountiful sup ply of that virtue known as charity. It says: Senator Jeff Davis word sprees are not taken seriously by any one. He has to have them occasionally"
 Roanoke (Va) World It Is estimated that 2OOO cats, possessing 1S,OoO lives, were lost in the Chelsea fire. fire that a cat cannot escape from must, indeed, be sudden and sweeping Birmingham Age Herald Quite catastrophe, indeed.
 Jackson News: Governor Johnson would not take prize in a beauty show says The Birmingham Age-Herald. This is the first time we have heard that he is beauty show contestant It has been our impression that he offered himself for President
 Anniston Star: "Clean the back yards urges The Birmingham Age-Herald. That's good advice, in Birmingham or elsewhere. If Annstonians will follow this advice to the letter, consistently and carefully, Alt tractive Anniston will be all the more attractive.
 Chattanooga Times: "The weekend habit" says The Birmingham Age-Herald. 'is spreading to the interior and even to the back districts. Diabolo (meaning the deviD goes with 1t as an incident" There isn't particle of doubt about it, you can't cultivate lawlessness in the cities without corrupting the interior
 Ashland Standard: pr. John A. Wyeth, former Alabamian, but now of New York city, in letter to The Age-Herald calls attention to the need of a history of Alabama, written by someone per sonally familiar with the events that make us what we are. Especially that part of our history that pertains to the war period should be written by one who was actively engaged in that struggle, for no more faithful soldiers enlisted and none made a brighter page on southern history than did those from Alabama.
 Chattanooga Times: Birmingham Age Herald: Chattanooga sends out straw berry specials and jug trains and pros perity is abiding with it by large ma jority. Yes, and Knoxville and Bristol that Is, some of Knoxville and Bristol swear in their jealous wrath they are going to put stop to our prosperity, We didn't meddle with either of them or un- dertake to tell them what they should do, but the strides this progressive town is making is giving them both the ''mully- grubs'' and they're going to do what they can to stop 1t. We'll see what we will gee.