The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-29

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 doysrpor-- -rnAs poy ioyss me and has. eysn to my face. dared to tell me tho tfath. II is so. h@ve gepe too far. but how rstracs. my stepsf must not admit that have made q mistake. for the loyal supporters who now fawn upon me would turn and rsna mo. apd l must txead the winf press alone Bat for their cursed Fed. sral Court I he'd walked my way fri- nmphant and now fform Of Judge Jones rises, with . manuscrtpt in his shand) Hence. horrible shadow" sForm disappearso '. being gene kss T am man again"
 AS q boy did dream Of wealth and power and have them, but they have not brought hAppiness nor that alis- glance to my cause which would have Men have called me cold and selfish when I demanded only my own. but ii Is now and forever been so. one must would have loyal friends, and these must not look to have. How forcibl, recur at this time the words of Mao. | beth- .-A My Way of life
 l If fall'n into the scar. the yellow leaf, And that which should accompany oio Az hcnos love, obedienee. troops oi must not look to have. but in thsi, Curses. no. loud. but deep, mouth-hon- which the poor heart would sain deny but dare not"
 will to bed and woo the hckle god | from iron me, me Is fast as he fies toward Fort whose brain is still free from. the dreapns of ambition. (Exit.)
 ACT IT.
 | Scene 1.--The same. Eight months Elatar. The Governor in deep detection. Fort in good hui11or but waiting Tor the s9ysrnoy tC spsss sa n. heavens with | black yield day to night Comets. Importing change of times and srahaish your crystal trsssss in 'lH' the And with them seoprss the bed revolt That have consentsd unto" the death lof my reduced rate bills. Fort! covsrpor-Fort have you heard the
 Fert--What news. sire7
 | Gpvernof--How can you, Fort, ask what news3 Can there be any, except that from Washington Have you not I heard that the Supreme Court of the | United States has declared the Min nesotA reduced rate law" pneonsti- Etutional7 Thls Jaw. as. you know, vas the sEe l.. and Hoke and Gienn. toYk ssr.a f1g 9r ,a sssl sns e@ opinion to 2.
 Fors-Pardon me, my llsss, what kind of an opinion did you call 1t? would not huAstion Your Hishness, but if seemed to be . word ! never heard be- fore.
 uovernor--Probably not, Fort, there are times when no words in common
 use can httingly describe a thing. and | to me this Ia one of those times. I have. therefore, coined word. which Is a compound word. made up of cers Ltain letters in ,eyclone," "avalanche.N and fsearthauaksr for this opinion has all the force of cyclone, the buRylng l qualities of an avalanche and the shak- | ing qualities of an earthquake. call 1t 'cyAvaquake," meaning the coTnbtn- ed power of them all I wonder what Hoke and Glenn will say?
 l Fort-When do you three meet a6ainf
 l aovernor--NeveFl Never. NevsFl Alas, Fort, it was a mistake to have ever I met one time The people Enew as well as we did that the conditions if' the States of North Carolinas Georgia and T Alabama were not identical and there fore no reason for agreeing on certain Legislation to be passsa iH the Fes
 spsetlve states. carried out my part
 of the asreement and direete4 the Les islature to pass all bills labeled sAd- ministration Measure" of course 1t was d mistake, but will learn after awhile---at least, I think I will.
 FoFt--I have eften wanted to ask | Your Higiness what part Governor Glenn took in this conference.
 Governer---Hs is too extreme in hts views in regard to railFoads Every now and then he would get mad. while we were discussing some question and then he would say to Hoike, eAs the Governor of North Carolina said to the | Governor of South Carolina, 1t is long time" but before he could finish the I sentence they would adjourn to the but you know the rest.
 l FS,t-Youf Excelleney will doubt less remembeF that while you had q most subservient LegislatuFei you took the right of drafting bills away from | LHe members ana pIdCSQ " tn thc HAauo of certain attorneys. Governor-Yes. and since you call nay attention to 1t, you will please rernetn- Der that I did not do so, until you had returned from the Legislature, where had sent you to keep watch. and reported that you found a major l ity of the members out in the rotunda, eating pies. They had just as well, or indeed. better, have been engaged in playing marbles. You cannot trust a legislator who eats pies.
 Fort-I quite agree with Your Maj esty. but I heard several lawyers, in speaking of the S50.000 appropriation for the States attorneys and expenses
 in the reduced rate litigation. say they
 would like to have some of that pie.
 Governor--Yes, suppose they would,
 but know. Fort, that pie is quite anoth-
 CT sort of pie. and is for just those
 elect attorneys. selected by me.
 Fort--Will not the people, Your Mai esty, after a while. rise up and pro- test against this fearful waste ot the public funds?
 Gevernor--I dent know. Fort, but
 what they will; sttll they are long
 suffering and then the large appro- priation for schools I had passed will
 keep them in good humor another year or two.
 Fort--Mveh of the s50.OoO apprepria-
 ton. I hope, can now be saved. Your | Highness, since the questions of law
 have been settled by the decision n | 4k