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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-29
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REUF CASE CONTINUED. 3.
f,nuuaeI for Patrick Calhoun Attacks
CouF1'a Methods.

COUkGB MStASNs'
Gan Francisco, Cal, Jan. 2s.-Declar-
,nS that every possible effort had been
made without result, to engage salts
factory associate counsel for Abraham
Rusf and upon the further ground
that Henry Ach. his chief counsel, was
ia Los Angeles. and would not return
TOM orrow, state Senator George B.
Keane asked and secured another ex-
tension Of time until Thursday. when
the Reuf case came up today in one Of
The United railroad trolley franchise
indictments to be set for trial.
Following the disposition of Ruef's
case A. A. Moore. Sr., chief counsel
Tor Patrick Calhoun, President of the
United railways. bitterly attacked the
motives, methods and conduct of the
nrosecution in endeavoring to have
Ruef tried ahead Of Calhoun and vehe-
mently demanded an immediate trial
for Calhoun. Judge Lawler ruled that
the right of selection rested with the
District Attorney and continued the
Calhoun ana other United Railway
cases along with that Of Ruef until
Thursday to be set for trial.
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Spectrum was elected President; NJ w.
Camper OF The Florence Times. Vice
President ana w. ID. soweil. Of The
Pine Belt News, secretary and treasur-
or. These officers succeed the tenn
porary organization of the first meet
ing OF the club held in. November
President Burson ives authorised %
name the Executive COMMITTEES ana
this will be done as soon rs he receives
acceptances from the editors who VIII
be rendered places on the committee.
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WANTS UNION DEPOT. ,
Mass Meeting in Tuscaloosa Raises a
wOrkinE Committee.


workinE Committee.
Tuscaloosa. Jan. 2s-(special)--A
meeting Of the citizens of Tuscaloosa
was held in the City Hall last night to
discuss some means OF inducing the
railroads entering Tuscaloosa to unite
in building a union depot.
It was decided to appoint a commit
tee Of ten to draw up resolutions and
confer with the railroad authorities at
once three of the committee were to
go to headquarters to consult with the
oficials, If necessary. A eommitte was
also appointed to solicit subscriptions
to cover the necessary expenses.
After the meeting the committee of
ten was announced by Mayor Faulk as
follows: F. q. Blair. Chairman; W. r.
Fits, G. B. Werner, j.. L. McGehes.
paniel Collier, F. S. Moody, Judge J.
G. Brown, H. A. Jones, H. H. Leland
and 3. W. -Monnish!
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Washington. d. C., jan ss---tspeeial)
william ]. Pouneey has been APP
pointed regular, Cleveland Bean. sub
stitute, rural free delivery carrier.
route No. z, at Andalusia.
Postmasters appointed; Gamble
Mines, Walker County. c. NJ. South; ;,
Ramer, Montgomery County. Noses B.
Rushton.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-29

Punta Arenas, Chile, Jan, 2s-The
Chilean cruiser Chaicabuco, with the
United States Minister. Mr.. Hicks, and
A number OF Chilean officers on board,
arrived here last evening. The cruiser
comes 70 welcome the American fleet
OF battleships to Chilean waters.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-29
CARDINAL RICHARD OF
PARIS PASSES AWAY

Paris, Jan. ss.--Franoois Marie Ben
iamin Richard, Cardinal and Archbish-
on of Paris, died here today OF conges-
ton of the lungs after short illness.
Cardinal Richard was born at Aantes'
March /. 1919. and was made Cardi-
nal in 1889.
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bond FIXED Ar $500.

freak Yeung IL HELD for Rebbing q
Church.
Mobile. Jan. 3s--(Special. Frank
Young, the white man who was caught
in the act of robbing st. Margaret's
Catholic Church on Cedar Point Road,
four miles from the city. was given q
hearing in the Inferior Court today.
and after the evidence was heard, the
prisoner was bound over to the City
Court under $500 bond.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-29
wILLIAsl Q. OLIVER DEAD.


Former AIabamians Passes Away IN
Texas.
Birmingham. Jan. 2s.--(speciaL)- --A
telegram received today announced the
death last night In Houston. Tex. OF
william c. oliver.
The deceased was a native Of Ala
bana and married Miss Lizzie Sanders,
sister of state Health onicer W. H..
Sanders Of Mobile. and Mrs. r.. A..
Steele. mother OF Mrs. Charles A.
whelan Of this city.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK 2
Thousands Of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble
and Never Suspect It.


Nature warns you when the track OF health
10 net clear Kidney and bladder trouble COM
peis you to pass water often through the day
ana get up many times during the night.
Unhealthy kidneys cause lumbago. rheunia-
tisnn. catarrh OF the bladder. pain or dull ache
in the back. Joints or muscles. at times have
headache Or Indigestion. as time passes you may
have salIow complexion, puffy OF dark cir
cies under he eyes sometimes feel az though
you had heart trouble. may have plenty Of ann
bition but no strength. get weak and waste
away
II such conditions are permitted to continue.
serious results are sure to follow: Brights dis
ease. the very worst form OF kidney trouble. may
steal upon you.
Prevsiency % Kianey Disesse.
Most people DO not realize the alarming In
crease and remarkable preyalency OF kidney
disease. while kidney disorders are the most
common diseases that prevail. they are almost the
last reco gnized by patient and physicians. who
content themselves with doctoring the eff
fects. while the original disease undermines the
whole system. $3.50 4
. a Trsal WIN Conyince Anyone.
or. Kiiner:s swamp-Root. the great kidney.
liver ard bladder remedy. because as soon as
your kidneys begin to get better. they will heiT
the other organs to nealth In taking Swamp
Root. youafford natural help to Nature for it is
the most perfect healer and gentle aid to the
Kidneys that has ever been discovered
You cannot get rid OF your aches and pains III
your kidneys are out of order. You cannot feel
right when your kidneys are wrong
swamp-Root is Pleasant to Take.
II You are already convinced that Swamp
Root 10 what you need, you can purchase the
regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles at
All drug stores. Don't make any mistake but
remember the name DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root
and the address, Binghamton, N. Y. which you
VIII find on every bottle. t
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE--To prove the wo
you may have sample bottle and a book Of v
. absolutely free BY mall. The book con tains ma
received from men and women who found Swal
are advised to send for q sample bottle Addr
haEntcn. y. r. be sure to say you read this ge
cry Daily Advertiser.
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Malaria Causes Lose Of Appetite.
TIE Old Standard GROVES TAS-- EB9
CHILL TONIC, drives out malaria and
builds up the system. For grown people
and Children, soc. adv.
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WEEKLY PRESS CLUB.

An Interesting Meeting is Held At
FIOmatOn.
Flomaton. jan. 2s-(SpeciaD-The
Weekly Press Club OF Alabama met
here last night to complete its formal
organization.
The promoters of the orgtnzation
which Is for the commercial benefit
Of the weekly press OF the State, were
very much encouraged at the support
they had received.
DR.. D. c. Burson. OF The Atmore
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Swamp Root IL always kept
up to its high standard OF
purity and excellence.
A Sworn certificate OF purity
with every bottle.
merits of Swamp-Root
'a1uable Information, both sent
my of the thousands OF letters
mp-Root to be Just the remedy
well known that our readers
ress DR.. KIimer q Co, Bing.
snerous oirer In The Monfgona-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

tit ban 42OO, % ban bar life be-
tOltet Ileget pua Den, blot arbeiOet
Gen go0t % Dpltet goOt. Seq bleu
mOtuget / Oregon. 5 6almoutb
90 anOre 0teOer paa Jteilen bauOe
.Ieg lagt, at ! Oregon oilOe % TUT
u leg lite DllOe, Der reg1er BET
for nleget, leg ltal til ct mere tprt
&llnna emo Wtalne. Wten III pil
leg Deuer llge, at i Wtaine re4ner
oct al % til belle Aaret, man en- al
orig litter; men i Oregon er Ser
Hogle WtaaneOer, bpor man lite
faar &egn. Ga bar man riqtia
JfO til at bgite 50 % 5eO. eugene
TT Ell title % Denlig SD paa ONT
firing peO 10000. Den potter raft
I'D inlOO bet OQnife Settlement. SSa,
oct 6egDnOer lige uOen for 9pen oq
ltr9tter 1lg en- . Wdl uO Selten for.
Ser bar ri ioa Ogiaa en- al bort
SalnfunDs belOtg itiQeOc Menigbe-
Ger. Gen er fife uoiat for firfeltgt
@t~oOarbeiOe, men fan / &o lptte
til Dor fGre gamle bi6elffe l4tberlfe
6orfpnOelie. Oct bar ogion neIten
meo fungi Sierte, leg forloo oenne
EIaOs fer at relic pt0ere til @ali.
fornio, bpor set 10 beGe Sioen
bapOe pGret min Seniigt at le mig
um efter ct @iem for mig % mine.
Seq forloO eugene SEN 5. 4uguIt
I'M Natten nleO Sog til San Jran-
cisco. (Were.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Npcfte SorbeOringcr / Dune.

Gen npeite og iene1te 6orbeoring
/ &onltruftionen al Stueopne er
&armluftsrpret, iom i~noiuger oen
foloe Sltft be0 @ulpet, leOer oen OBJ
tgennem Sbnen og ienOer BEN no
ira Copper iom BARN 2uft, bpor-
peO op1toar en- 2uftItremning /
S9rellet, Der / ct fertten &pdorot=
frOS Snlfang f~oran0res / bper 40
@tinutter. Sette opnaae0es fife beo
ben gamle &onltrltftion. SCOOTER
StoDe Company / Warion, Sn0ia-
nc, bar netop u0ienOt Set npeIte /
oenne 9ran6e. 8armluftsr6ret /
SCOOTER 0pnene er garanteret at ba=
be "a <biftommers 1terre 8arme=
fcpacitet emo / nogen an0en Dun,
inn bi0ttl er bragt | Morfe0et, o.
paa @run0 at bet ~forbe0re0e 8ar=
meluftsrpr iigeS Sc at opporme /
set minbite et GpreIie mere, meb
ret iamme gren0ieI, iom for BE-
npttebes / Ell Sbn al ben gamle
GonItruftion at 1ignenoe St6rre[-
lie. Wnn fam meo 2etbeo 1e Sor0e=
len al at foo en- Oon mes oenne
nDe Sorbeoring, ga 8eiparelI len /
g~renoslet meget mart bill betole
for Sbnen. SCOOTER Sbnefabrif err
beIiggenoe / Warion, Snoiana, 314
State Str, og enbber Iom inoien=
Der fin Ioresie poa ct 8oItfort bill
mootage ct gfsemplar frit at Sir
maets @atoIog pao ga Sioer, me6
BEN lape1te Hrfs poa Sbne ienot
tirefte til Sientmet uSirmoet pil
tiGlaoe Gem at prebe oeres Sooffer-
Sbne og &onrfurer frit / 80 Gage
! Ceres Stem"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Mgemter Nmifes

fur pore iGrSeles imasfnlbe inn
purterebc rGcanloiS" SOsmGrffr.
ri or / Stano til at bpbe iGroelcs
apoc %ilfuar. SnletiOen furcitaar,
ou SmfnOer at Oisie immffe Sua=
mGrfer fan IGlses. selu Sbrm fan
lfaffe iig en- betpOelig SnbtGst Der
beD. Sfrip / Dag efter @etimselier
raer ienb Zoe for cit Grppe.
9anii6 2utb. Gn6l. SOnic,
8(air, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Cucr6epiicnOe. &pis Ge lt0er al

Gucr6cuiienOe, @ois De IiOer al
oaarIig 6OrOoielie Gigt 2eueron-
Der eler nogen 5pgoom, iom er en-
6elge al urent 9lOo, oo benpt 9r.
@eterS aurifo. 6eIp Sen fprIte 6la-
itc bill o%per6cpiie Gem ON, at Ser
er set 2ggcmiOOcl, sc tranger til.
6aoe5 life paa 9~(pot6efcrne. 9pis
aer fife er nogen 9(gant / Npr6e=
Oen, ifrio til 81. @eter 6abrnep
& Sons 60, tt2-1t8 81. Sopne
9tpe-, Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Blair, &cbr.

Hasmu5 Sarien uOe pe0 Drum
Tar n9r blepet Or9bt Sors0ag @f-
ten / iioite uge. San og en- Sro-
ser par noe paa Ell &i0etur lam-
men; Soften itprteOe nleo &asmus,
o. ban fal0t paa Sope0et, Iaa ban
fit en- alporlig &iernerpItelie. S ire
Gage lau ban FEN, fSr ban fom til
@epiOitGe0, men ienere er ban Dog
biepet be0re, ioa ser er Saab ON,
ri ban fommer fig.
SfD0ebaaben err fife til at
Irge nie0. S iiOIte l1ge fom Ell Greng
ira Smabo, &erne Wotteion, op
ct Beige lin Sen George Mc0uer-
rie. Gns0ag Nften por 0rengene
I Georges @prelie, 6oor Sc baan0-
tcre0e en- loot &eboloer. Set ipnes,
lem Sc ril6e piie 6beron6re, bpor-
It6eS ,Gpnbop" / %eiten boon6.
ttrer SfD0epau6ell. De trg &utro-
ner u0 og iutte 0em in0 igen. Ser
ne gap Hepolperen til George, o9.
uGen at Di0e, at Ser par 2a0ning
ipr, peger George paa Gerne og
trpffer tps. Sfuo0et elf at og ralnte
@erne / llnOerlipet. &l1glen gif
belt igelnent BAN. 9a George fom
iia al jim 9eitprtelie, melOte ban
itrufs set ifete, og Der blep lenOt
SUD efter 9ege. Sg - fort at be-
rctte, bet ier iii No, iom 9ren-
gen aligeDel fomnter Jig. Men -
brem Der bar oeres 9srns Sip fert
bpr life gipe Dem Sfpoebaoben i
@9nOer.
Sen iiOfte l1gestio bar hi
laTt bet 6eiligite SER for corn
buifing" flart og li0t folot. S
Sag til Wforgen truer bet meo Sne.
SiOite 26rOag 9(ften 0e6ote-
roe S~tu0enternc paa Sfolen set
m1Oerlige @mne: n9eiluttet, at
6ien0ifn6 er lige iao formaalstiert-
ligt iom &enifab." 9e Solere, iom
Iful0e 6eDiie 6ienoifabet5 0fptte, pre-
or0e oeres 6eOite paa at niie, at gen.
neIn &rtg par opnaaet 9feiultater,
Irm alOrig DitOe 6ape pGret op-
naaet peO &enifab, /. Gfs. Slober-
mes Srigipelie og Gl16os 9efrielie
ira Spaniens alag. Sra mo0iatte
SIDE pege0es ser poa, at ma fife
0p11nnr Be melt ottraae0e 2ipsItil=
finger gennem SienOifo6, og Ser
Fommer beler fife noget go0t al
arigen, me6 minOre Ser opnaaes
6reO og @enffab. 9ontmen faIot
til @unIt for Sen negotipe SIDE -
n(tIaa for &enifabet. Oct f1n6e
mon 10 rof paa Sorbaano babe paa
G6IeIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
&rebsmpSe.

Soma &reos boGoer, ON Sub bill,
Gorsmooe / @or 6reIIers Menig-
9e0 / Council 8Iufs fra Ben 20.
I'll %. gtop.
Ga6ningsgu0stieneIte 6reoag 6or-
mi0Oog &G. 1912.
@mner til 9rsfteIfe.
areoiens: Slab. %, H."
WenigbeOenS: Sort 2ios Moal"
(Sob. A, 80.
&r. Mnfer.
Sor 5reliers Wenigbe0 / Goun-
Gil Bluffs in0bp6er terligIt til
rpennGbnte &rebsm6oe. rSerren,
Tor @u0, ifaG la0e oct lpffes". Gel
tGgerne bebes meloe oeres &omme
Delft inoen IL. Nop.
Eoa Wenigbe0ens geglte
Sens s.. See6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Eu c. mere Satarrb I beanie gsu at Eaubet, cab alts
axSr. Spobomue t~tIIamusn. os ben bIsp t7St,l be iisits
ioa aar auiet Tom abeIbTeOelis. J Hauqti uanse Nat
srlIerete qGeerns ben for en- Total 6psOor- :, s'~0rsitrss
Io,sI. MiOler.@ os ba be lite OpuaOeOs 2s;>veoelie Seb
Iosal Sebans!tns. s~;fIoztss be Oen i0r ltei5reSslts,
w;beuItoben bar bcniit, a: Seutarr5 TT en- fonfstitfonel
Gpcbsm 90 ser for :-aosl fonttsnitnset 9efanbltna.
Han,c Catarrh Cue. ~i25r!tsIst Al & 8. 81 men q
n,isbeI Morteh.t. Gei tuqes ttbocrtt3 t 3 ort. on:r
ira IS Graabcr iii en- &be,te.ufa. &c! oiiScI Strtfi,
SAC @Ioset % Gufremsts SIini9rnpet- De sttepoer "a
ss,rs erin .Jicr Gt-fntGsrer 90 gii5nes5sro.
&Sr;Sis' x.ss. .,
rig SaIses Dos nsoihefsr'
Kills Family Pills er he hesH+
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
MisiipnsmpSe

of5oloes, ON @uo biz, / 5ilOams
@}enigbeO, Chicago, ira &orsOog
Den 26. (Goffigeliesoag), gftermo.
81. 4, til 5onOug 5. %. gaop.
%uit. %. s. Sing, &acine, %
G6ioogo-9relterne al Oe;1 foreneOe
oonife Strife bill tale.
@iertelia Snbbp0elie til oGel
@aa @tenig6e0ens @egne,
@ig9o 6. Mengers,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
uOaniferen."
6re0ag BEN 10. Nopem6er 1908
0aSstieneiter

@uOstieneite Ssnoae SIN. SCI.
1890 meo 9%Itergang. Sonoagsifo-
Ie 81. e.t5. Iftenm6oe ST. 7.3O.
Aae pelfomnel
Drum: @u0stieneIte ST. 1870
6nlO. &irfein0pielie gfternliooog &l.
2.3O. ollie pelfomne!
q. 81. ScbuIt5.
Argo: st. Sobannes Menig.
BEDS Strife - @uostieneite fgrite
Ssnoag / bper Waaneo SIN. ST.
1890.
Iue oelfomne!
g. 6. @rifien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Gen lille Sapscr i elegant SinO.

&i bar efter 8eltilling facet
inohunben / ipecieGGe line ng ele-
oarte 9ino Ben lille Sanger. Oct
er set melt imugfulOe og ~npoeligite
8ino, hi fen6er. 0tsie 5angere
er ieroeles pasienoe iom CGift
8oofs") @aper til grpl(up, Son.
%firmation, 6eoielsoag og andre
2eiligbeoer.
Sno6inOingerne er olIe / De fine.
tie, ipecielt tillapeoe Seoerbino meo
Moire Silfe-SorIats / barnlone.
renbe &ulgrer, Silfe-Merfebaano
meo &poIter, flint @uloinit, rltllOe
Si6rner, elegant Soritring / @ul0.
Set er Ell SrpO at eie Ell iaaoon
lille Sanger in0bunoen, bet melt
ortiItiife, mo fenoer, ct belt lille
SunItbGrf fra 8ogbinoerfaget.
@opne fan fife paatrpffes oi5ie
elegante 8inb uOen at pollipne
Dem. On Napn 6nifes, fan Bet
trpffes paa ct Silfe-M erfeboono.
Iom fan Gegges / 8ogen. Spp
forifellige Sorper bapes iom fer
nngioet.
g. 446. S merfereot, flsielsag.
tigt &ioifino meo S. $. e..
Sangeren og 2gp ! @ulotrDf.
8glgelinier / 9linotrpf. 8ris
$500.
g. 447. S m~srfegrsnt, fbieIsag-
tigt &ioifino, meo &ors, Girfler
og Sroet Sangeren / @ulotrpf.
&oie me0 2sp og bplgenoe 2inier
/ @linotrpf. 8ris $500.
g. 448. S msrfegrsnt, flsieIsas.
tigt &ioifinb, meo imaa Stier-
ner, fine 2inier og Sr6et Son.
geren / @uIotrpf, meo &lsoer.
bloos-6orliring. 8ris $500.
9. 449. S merfebrunt fIsielsog.
tigt &toifinb, mooulerenoe Sar.
be / brunt. Oroet Sangeren i
@nIo. Bris $500.
9. $50. S bimmeIblaot. Fsiels.
ogtigt &ioiasno meo &ors, @m.
bIem og Sroet Sangeren i
@ul6trpf, og ~bli1btrptt 2sp.
Sorfiring. gris $500.
9. 45t. S roienrsot, ffsieIsog.
tigt &fofftno mooulerenSe Sorpe
/ ROOT, Sroet Sangeren / Cub
poo &pggen. Bris $500
9. 452. S 6ocoIaoebrunt, alot
&ibftno meo ct flint &ors %
2inier / @ulo iomt Sroet Son.
geren paa &pggen i @uIo. Sin
Soriiring meo 2inier, 4nopper
og 9illier. Bris $500.
9aniib 2atb. Gubl. Sunie,
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

en- 1910 @enneTfer ougIig -
Sen So ngentlig meo ltofigt til
Man beoes benbenOe Zig inareIt
til 6 III 6 5er", 8ruIb, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Sanmarf.

6OrGlOrelps! Sfolge r26git. 80"
6egropeOes paa @oaniilO 4irfegaarO
frrleOen ben ca. 4O=oorige 2ars
Stigien. Sans s foralorelbie 8ern
ito6 ON @rapen. Sor holptreoie
Slar iiOen op6e oeres Mo0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
MisiiunsmpOe

gil @uor bliper Der Mi5iionsmo6c
| Feaa ounif eo. -lutb. &irfe, Omaha,
9febr., | 9osene ira 1. iii 6. &c.
1908.
$. sc. Sonien,
Wfgb. @reit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Strife, % Ser er mere 2on0 Scr
/ 9}Grbeoen at faa. So, fom bare
fro &ocine, Der er flere beruOe ira
&ocine, % Sem er Ser SOIO i.
&enlig @ilien,
g. @emming
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
&ennarb, @ebr.

@oo @runo al &irfeinobieIien I
Drum er @uostieneiten u6iot til
Gsnoog SEN %. @ob.
@. SO. @noerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
9ise isses.

On flint og opgtig 8ige isges
al Sonatoriet / 9ruib. SUN ma
bore bel fenot meo &ogning og
maa funne paatage fig iamme for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
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Spsbimber gmifes.
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-11

The glamor of the thing attracts him
and he stays in. to finally emerge as
a full-blown leader" And some one
of the young fellows who go into poll
tics deliberately will work on for
years in the same ward, growing mp
with the people who live there, identi-
flying himself with them and their in
terests and finally winning the conf
dence of his constituents so lastingly
that they will vote almost to man as
he wishes.
A true boss" both follows and
leads. He knows what his people"
want, and he does not stray far away
from their desires, If his ward has a
constituency which favors liberal in
depreciation Of the liquor question he
is for the open" Sunday, and even
the all-night saloon, if necessary. He
is strong on the subject of the poor
mans club" and hot against blue
laws" and for the maximum of per
sonal liberty" Incidentally, he favors
low license, usually.
If boss" lives in Prohibition dis
trict he Eliminates against the de-
mon rum" and points out statistically
the ruin wrought by drink This may
not prevent him from having his
"high-balls" at the club, or his chan
payne at the political banquets, hut
makes him strong with the voterf
whose support he seeks. He is on tia
alert for blind pigs" or places whera
liquor is smuggled in and sold secret
ly, and he leads delegations to tna
mayors office and to the legislatures
to protest against the vice of drinS,
ing.
The average political boss Is -
politics strictly for what is in it," az !
that means that he is neither in tt 2
game for his health, his recreation mr.
his spiritual welfare. And why not?
Do business or professional men ente :
into their respective avocations for any
of the above reasons? l trow not. TIL ;
boss" has one fixed, set idea, and thst
is to get there" as he would express
it; to accumulate large roll of simo
Icons and then retire to some respec.
table residence portion of the city and
forget the low, coarse mob with which
he was compelled to associate while
he was getting his start. The success.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-11
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When the dimpled baby's hungry, what
does the baby do?
1t doesn't lie serenely and merely sweetly
COO
The hungry baby bellows with all It little
might
TILL some one gives it something to curb
its appetite;
The infant with the bottle which stills its
fretful cries
A lesson plainly teaches-It pays to ad-
vertise.
The lamb lost on the hillside when dark
ness closes round
Stands not in silence trembling and wait
ing to be found;
Its plaintive bleating echoes across the
wales and meads
Until the shepherd hears 1t, and, hearing,
kindly heeds.
And when its fears are ended as on his
breast 1t lies.
The lamb has made this patent: 1t pays
to advertise.
The fair and gentle maiden who loves the
bashful boy
Assumes when in his presence manner
that is coy;
She bushes and she trembles till he per-
ceives at last,
And clasps her closely to him and glad
ly holds her fast,
And as he bends to kiss her and she Sc
renely signs
This fact is demonstrated: 1t pays to ad-
vertise.
g. e. Kiser, in Chicago Record Herald.