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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Waismaneelen / Werico

Sra Ierico Gitp beretter ct BreS'
Ictelegrom, at Ser | Werico raaoer en-
Iaa Itprf @aismangel, at &egierin'
gen utpilIomt bill ie fig nsot I'll at
opbGoe Sn6fsrieIStolben paa oenne
Gare. 0enne Splpsning er boIeret
paa en- ~officiel Sno6eretnirg ira Sc
nor 2uiS 9aleItrier, SefretGr | oct
merifanife 2anbbrugsleIitab.
Set fornpIig inotrufne 5rpitpeir,
Ser onretteoe en- Sfa6e paa aoltngen
al mango WiQioner, q blot &ulnt'
nationen al en- RGffe uIpffer, Der
bar ramnet GepublifenS 5arpiere,
Ioaiom pperitaoigt meget Regn ! ois'e
4ele al 2anoet, Sprfe ANDRE og Gp.
floner iom anrettebe ubpre Goel9g-
aelier paa aplingen Den centrale
Gel.
Sper 90 9rocent al 8reutiagebs'
Iten er ebelogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
KdnaItrdGf.

Groiifcu gicunem 900" .aaroIen
pco SauIt Ste Marie, Diih., bar |
September ppret itsrre emo | noger
iorcgaoenbe enteIt Waaneb, iibeu aa.
noIeu bIep bpgaet. Sroiitcu aubrog
ncmlig til 1927, 100 2on og bette er
igrite Sang / aanaIens Siitorie, at
0.Miaioumprtet er bleuet operifre'
Set. Grnfifcn gienrem Den tauuoiite
SanoI cr IiaeleoeS iteaet mepet bur.
tigt % mbrog enoog | auguit til
100000 Gon mer, emo Der trans
portercoeS gieuucm Den ulreritannfe
Sunol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

nsreu al 8rsnIanS iremgoar, at Or.
Goofs anfomit til l%lpernapif life bar
IeSiaact at nogcr iaaoorne geIfomit.
oemonftrntioner, iom iencre bIep BAN
tiI6eI. 8upernsr &ruulS Snobcret.
ming berom lpoer i~aaIeoes.
Oct bar nribt pon Ratter. ga Sc
SSnoipbte fom ~itnrtenoe ben til min
9oIig % meb bsie &aob uuoerrettcoe
mig oirL at Ser bar onfommet Ell
6remmeo fra oct ficrne Roroen. Hp.
beocn o~perralfeoe mig, ior ieg bauoe
life bert, of nogen cnfelt Waub | lin
SiO bar reiit ~norOoper. Seq itob
imiOIcrtio op % raabte tiIsQtanben,
iom itoo ct Stpffe ira Suiet:
"gr De bsirngct mco lltsi2"
ipurgte iea. Spprgsmaolet belpore.
oeS al Den Sremneoe meo ct beife'
bent $40, fir.
ga, ioa fau 9e fommc inb, iogoe
icg"; men efter at ban bar tomnet
i%uOcnior, iaIot oct mig tn6, at oct for
SifferbeoSifpIb bar bc0it at ban tog
Jig ct BAD, en- SpforNring, ban me-
get pilig og t 5auSbco eftcrfonn.
Otter 9labet," bcoer oct pioere |
@upernsrens Snbberctntng. "taIte
Or. Goof - for BAN bar oct %
ieq en- Ipnaere Gio iaumelt, fsr ban,
efter at bape bit mig lin Hltte poa
aortet, paa NIT SpergSmaoI ON, ban
pirfeIig bapbe peret belt til Horopo'
len iporebe, at so, ban bnooe oa oct.
Sapteiu Ycruier tilbagc.
Sra Gue9ec teIegrafcreS Oen 5te
Oftober: aaptein 9ernicr % oen
fonabiife Iegierin9Soomper "arctte"
onfom ioag ira ct 8ogt til DC o~rttilte
Ggne.
Saptcin 9eruier bcrcttcr, al g'oro'
peitpaSiagen Dor poSieret. 6erlte'
itprmano Green fisrte | Wlatbeltooer
Sien, men ban % DC Ier Vsano, 'oln
leoiageOe BAN, baDbe bapt fortTroe'
fige Strabooier at giennemgoa, Isr
Sc uaac6e tilbage til Gtab. DC bapSe
moattet iiagte ole fine Srmoe, 'na De
ieIp ntoatte trptfe SIpoerne tiIbage
iii 8iutertuarteret. iom De nnaeOe |
oe ii0ite Staoier al uomottelie,
9optein 9eruier bar meo 'tg ct
@reu, iom ban mootog fra Or. Goot,
oateret llpernopif Den 23oe W'nt,
bpori iioitnpprte fprtGaer, at Tearp
bauoe ioIgt bans gropiant, men at
han pes @iPlp at DC 6orraao
ION 9crnier bopOe efterIuot iig, buu.
Sc feet ia iitauo til at "lsie lin Sp'
ooue". s grcpet meooelcS pioere,
of Golcu par nooet, men at &ct'en
bopbe pprct u~beitripeIig banro %
farlig.
Goo SpsrqSmoolet ON ban troeoe,
of Goof og Gcorv bopbe prrct pco
9toropulcn ,iporcoc ban, at ban life
bar piaia til at inorsmme at nogen al
Dem bapbe pGret ser, for ban bapoe
iooet tilitrGfcflige 9epiier oerpnn.
aopteincn nrgteoe at nOtole ItB
nprmere, ba ban pentebc at blt ct
gione i Striocn meaem Goof %
Hpnrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Gobafsfrieeu

CT gresietelesram ira Srnufiort
berettcr. al Der er itor 5are Tor, az
S~obafsfrigen | aentuetp oil iIaa no
igien | Ips Cue, ON 1obofsSDrter'
ne life / ct o. alt retter fig etter
~9atrptternes~ arop meo Senipn til
SaIset al anrets auling.
iii Bupernsr @ilion er Ser itrsm.
met iuo Suiinoer al 6oreipcrgiler
ira So6atSoprferne rrfnot ON | Sta'
ten ON, bporpiot be i.al beie lie ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Uyt Sano.
Gcsiifreriuacn for be npc SomeitcaSs
| Safpta %bcspnocr.
Stor I~iInrpmnima.

Rc0iitreriugeu for SC 10000 6or'
me / Stauoiug Rocf % Cheyenne
Riuer Snoianerreierpotiorerue pno.
beapuoteS peb Nionat Den 3oie os.
| aberoeen % fIere andre @per /
Soutb 9nfota OF / @ismorcf, Hortb
0afota. ) aberoeen bopoe / 2sbct
al be fsrite "a elmer uoget oper
5000 2onbisgere rpiitreret, %
buert anfoumenoe Sog bar opcr.
fulot.
Hcgiitrcriuacn oiiIuttcS sen 236c
Sttober, % man nniloar. al tnocn
Den Sio opcr poo. 600 Bcrioncr bill
boue regiitrcrct I aberoecn alcue OF
oner 100000 pnu DC eprtae Reaiitrc.
ringSiteoer. G~rGfHtrgcn ftnber StcS
Den 26oc Sttcbcr unoer Spiun al
SamcS u. @itten fra @enerolIonb.
fontoret | @aihiugtor.
WrS. S~oiepbine Hceh fra 0abo.
iba, Winn, par Den isrIte, iom reet.
itrereoe | aberoccu.
Sunoreocr az an'eGerc afrcrteoe
set for Repiitrerirgeus geapnbeIie
foitIattc SinSpurtt t @tSmorcf, U,
TAT. 3 &c Beau, 9. 0ot., fompc'
reoc opcr 200 Ecrioucr pao 8aoen
uocnfor Observation-Disclosures. 5
Mobriogc, 9. 3of., regtitrercoe ca.
800 ben fsritc Tag. @Ianot otS'e
bar mango al De tiIboGepenSenSe
@risaenoe peo SenttIe.lloitiaiugen
Irm bcnpttcoe Den 80 Winuters
StonS, iom SoGene gisr Der | Spen,
til at rcoiitrcre for ct gtlimcr | bet
itore HegierirasIotteri.
De | gberocen foriomIebe 6olfe.
master bar biotil iorbolot ito oroent'
la, iaa 9oIitiet iugeu 8unifeligbeo
bar bapt meo at uprrttutbr Srvt-rr
Sroen / @pen. 8olf er itremmet I'll
ira i~augootiom bper cneite Stat
r,nioncn, melt bog ira De meIlem'
ueItlige og %roropeitlige Stater.
Zen pIoIte Wauo al bem Tom bio
ill bar regiitreret / abcrbeerL por 6.
:. Ggon ira minneapolis, en- 81 Var
aummel @eteran ira gorgertrigen.
San foretrof at in6iiroe iig perionIid
iiteoetior at labe Regiitreringen no
iere oeo en- agent, iom ban lom BE
teran bapoe Het iii at aisre.
GQan dnfom til Gberoeen 8l. :
ON Iitenen oen 3oie Sftobcr % lao
oppc ill Wtonat. oo HeBiitrcriugeu
fog lin 9~eapnbeIie; ban bar CT al
Se lem isrite til at inoitripe lit Rapn,
Srn iorctruf at iibSe opYe ior at be-
toIe 80 Gents for Ell Scng, iagoc
ban.
ct tort antul apinocr bar ogina
reglltrcret, meIl Oct ~operoeielloe ah'
taI or Wpuo / alSereu ira 81 iii 40
Mar.
Set err ct bro9et % IipIiat 2ip |
8oberue. Sra 8eieroationen cr at.
fcmmet ct fort antaI 3noionere.
Tom gnar omtring % iPl8er iorifiel'
Iiae Snbianerrariteter % Der er
Cirrus. % @ilo MeIt.6 oreitiainger
til nGiten buer Zine paa Gagen.
Spis Reaiitreringeu | DC forifieI'
liae gper tiIinmmen ifitIoe auoroge
til 100000. iom ben u%iitnof oIler.
mint bill gisre, uiIOe boer anieger
bare en- Chance / treoiUe til at pinSe
en- Sdrm.
9anhet or aiennem9aaenoe goot;
t~ilits6enSc opSprfet 2uno i9lges for
ira S25 til $40 pr. Acre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Opbraet Sfib.

Siifcifonncrtcn "GaIbpea s. Golt",
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / Eeniacola, 6lortoo,
err ifsIge ct @resicteIeerom bIeoet op'
broot al en- mcyiforif 3anonboao 90
Ronoifabet faitct I 5Gngiel.
sfonnerteu iorloo EeniacoIn Tor
IRE llaer iiScn for of besiue iig til
Gompeadubanterre, oa oct formo'
bes. at SpbringeIicn er iorcto8et pna
@nfloae for ulopIigt 6iife paa meri'
fanif Smrnaoe.
Iprmere SpIgsninger mor9ler
cn0uu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
6iorineen / PARAGUAY.

Sislge De ieneite oiiieieae Snbbe'
retuinger til Observation-Disclosures
ira Riniiter S'9rien err Sniuraer.
terue | 4nragunp meget oirfiomme.
Sete RepubIifeu er / 8iRring; He.
aieringstropperne bar tobt 20 og
Sn~iurgeuterne 100 Rono / De ieneit
Iteofunone SfiRrmposlcr. Regierin.
aen bar 5000 Soioater | Wnrten,
meus Suiurgenterne for nGrpPrenoe
fun bar loo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Derbiemmefra.
Selcgrafife Gitrrrrtninsrr ira Rurac,
Saumnrf, SUerige % Sinlano.
Nasmnsien % Gifimoerme.


sra aiobenbaor ~telegruieres Ocn
Zoe Sttuber;
On ing norif ~8uuihmaler, iom
leolugeoc auuo Rdsmusien uua en-
Gel al bans @ronldut er
MI renot tiIbogc BERTH San fortpl.
Ter, al Hosmusien uorcttcr meget for
at btbriugc gifimoerne CplpSnina.
San reiicr | aac aolonier og iamler
oocraIt Gifimoerne" til 1oreSraq, iom
ban boISer / ocreS eget Sprcg. San
forfIorer for bcm Sou % Ret og 5tp.
rcIieS'orm ! @rmluuo o. ieger at taa
Dem til at %ioritan me Saufer o. at
BRUCE mooerne Sn~6retninacr, ser fuu
hiGlpe til at aisrc 2ipct lettere for
benz.
Hoor RnsmuSieu tiIpier Sorcorag
! Ell aolort, holoer ingeu Gifimo /
Srteluer iia bicHme. gae msSer
%, Inter opmerfiomt til bans 5oye,
90 / maoneospis eiterpon orsiter De
iig imeuen. boob ban bar iaqt.
SEQ Sap Dorf, hoor ban trai Or.
Goof, bar RasmuSien oprcttet oen
noroIidite RiSiionSitntiou I 8croen.
SON paoituor, At Gfimocrne En- ct
uaturIia begopct 6oIfeiGro, OF at De
or iOriGe eiter at tiIegne iiS Oplps-
ming.
Grpi. @iefica opmt.
Sra StocfboIm t~eIegraferes ocn ste
Sftober:
BrofcSior I 2oofpuoigbeo nco
2uuoS llniperiittt, auut 8icfica, er
al Ssieitcret bIet osmt til TO Ranne.
bcrS 5Gngiel for ~oifeutlig Of BABE
boaret pisie al Statsfirfers religisie
QGreiRtuiuger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla

7et er lippr.fence for Glooei % sioer
Sturte % GIaiicitst | ale Crsaner % be-
res Sunftiouer.
Siqepanlis ilpoeuoe Sorm sner I toto'
laSebeoatteee Tablets flenot ipm Sarsatahs.
100 7ois 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
%0llminoelia Mifr9ftelie

qas no ps Tag inc sr bet bet ben 6slsIle
al spasbeS. Der i ia ieIp er en- Spros.
SsoeH iiprter life.
let er baaret al sigre % haarot at barre,
bpao Der Tube pQre let. - 9lustraiieH er /
gbbe GA bet belle Sniiem iieer.
rnr herns 1 iiinnh tnn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
sObafsaplerne | @iseOnin bar

Spbafsaplsrne | &iseOniin bar.
Ct 5orlpoenoe ira "a crosse,
ilaaet Tia iammen % oaruet en- iaa.
fnIS tobacco pool / Set Giemeo al
iortere griien op iii IA Gent. 6dr.
merne / 5obafreiitrittet pcnier poa
oenne Raaoe at iorsse line SHStpg.
ter meo $4,000 iammenlignet meo
iorrise aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
8iifpp IprSam hsn.

DR.. tbeol. Thomas Stat Rsrodm.
giifop oper SiGlanbS Stiff % ben
oonife airfes grimas, er afsaaet peo
/ en- aIoer az nRiten rs aar,
meoSeles ira aisbenbaon. :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

Get fsrite Spsrgsmaal, iom ret.
te6es tiAGr. Goof peo bans anfomit
iii llpernnpif bar. ON ban por luiet.
Serom meSSeles islsenSe / et 9abeI.
arum ira 9icbcnbapn ben 2bcu 81.
tober:
af en- toribercieI Snbberetning
til ben banite Resierins ira Suoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

Or. Goof bar ombeitemt nlle Sore
orag. iom bar pGret orrargereS'
boISt pna en- Senoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

Nep gorfS 9proao bar pan ct
Wsbe Sirsons aften nebiat en- go
mite iii at arrongere en- oiientlig re.
ception for Or. Goof UNDER Spers
guipicier. 9omiteen oil fonferere
meo 9ottcrcn. fsr Gatoen for gtoS.
tagelien iaitiGttes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
Johnson's Unreported Speech

ly national, review of the political life of the time. The enthusiasm of his auditors mounted every minute. His delivery was approprtate to the mat ter-a slashing. easy-running delivery. without a suspicion If demagogy on the one hand or pomposity on tie oth- er It was like a Western breeze roll ing over the jaded East.
 As the Governor finished and sat down there was a scene such as seldom had been witnessed in the Gridiron Club. Speaker Cannon began 1t. He leaped up from his place and darted around to Johnston's table to Erasp his hand in both of his. Hardly q second behind him came Senator For aker, and then Secretary Root, and af- ter them there piled up a mass of statesmen, business men. newspaper men. lawyers, and judges. all excited and delighted. all falling over them selves to scramble for Johnson's hand.
 Among the guests were many men who were emphatically noping for some not too unattraetive candidate against Bryan. They had not hoped for a real leader; they had hoped only for a respectable name. They went away from that dining hall filled with real enthusiasm for the first time. The name. the respectable Scandinavian, had turned out to be a man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

Tit-B Bits.
 In the card-sharping fraternity there are men who on no account whatever would use mechanical aids when heec- ing a victim. Neither would they work with confederate who employed such. Their motto is. Don't carry any evi- dence of guilt about you" And that is why they rely. for the most part. on false shuffles. cuts and bottom deals to enable them to stack" the cards. 1. G.. to place them so that when dealt out the trickster or his partner gets the best hand.
 This merely entails certain slight-of- hand cleverness On the other hand. IL Is highly inconvenient. as an American crook remarked a short time ago. "to be found with a "puncher" Ga steel point used for marking cards), sinners (tiny mirrors, by means of which the faces of the cards dealt 10 an oppon- ent are revealed). or bug. V-shaped holder with a sharp point on one side which can be thrust into the lower sur face of the table edged and made to serve as a sort of shelf to hold cards), Out West" he continued. it Is Wall street to a popcorn that you would ne teaded if any such aids to the gentle art of rocking were found on your | person
 Advertised Aids to Cheating. l Nevertheless, mechanical aids to | card -SharpinS are not onty iarBeiy ue- | ed. but they are actually advertised | for sale on the other side of the Her | ring Pond" The writer was recently shown as a curiosity. the catalogue of a certain Chicago store. in which was listed a reflector which could be at- | tached to the lower surface of the card l table by a meal spur. The mirror was convex. and came to the edge of the table. so that the cards could be read as they were dealt out. The glass could be set at an angle, and turned back out of sight in an instant.
 Another very efficient form of re- Hector consists of small convex mir TOT cemented to a piece of cork shaped to fit inside the bowl of an ordinary briar pipe. The "shiner" is carried sep arately in the pocket until needed when the gambler smokes the pipe. When he stoops to knock out the ashes he presses the glass into the bowl of the pipe. which Is then laid upon the table with the bowl facing toward the owner. little to tho left where he Is sitting. In this position the mirror is visible to no one but himself
 A Remarkable Table.
 Sometimes tiny refiectors are insert
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
IRIsH-AMERICANs ARE GIVEN A HEARTY GREETING AT A PUB- LIo MEETING IN DUBLIN

action this winter. and will not only advise them. but will be in the front rank in conducting the campaign. Land Bill Is passed, If possible. Some of the critics of the Irish Party have been asking us why have we not thrown out the Government.
 Well, to begin with. the Government have a majority of about two hundred. independent of our votes: but, even if we could tomorrow throw out the Government, are we to dc the work of the House of Lords? Are we to de-
 No. we will do our best to carry 1t.
 If 1t Is defeated. it will not be by any action of ours. but by the action of the House of Lords. and then they will have to face Ireland.
 MT. Redmond was much applaudec and cheered.
 At the Police Court in Cork MT. French. R. R., took dispositions in the charge preferred against James Fearon and James Larkin. trade union organ izers. and others of conspiracy to de- fraud a number of Cork dock laborers of the National Union of Dock Labor CTS of Great Britain and Ireland. SIT Edward Fitzgerald, an ex-lord Mayor of Cork, disregarded the Crown Solic-
 citor's protests, again adjudicated. occasionally putting questions 10 the witnesses and angrily protesting a. gainst his being ignored by the prose- cutting solicitor.
 Some witnesses said they were ad- mitted members of the Docker's Union paid money contributions. and received card receipts bearing the names of the accused. At the beginning of the pres ent year the members were transferred from the Dockers Union to the Irish Transport Union. Some of the wit nesses stated that they are not now members of any union. There were too many unions. but there would De no more unions for them.
 John Murray was examined as to the formation of the Irish Transport Union.
 He referred to the sum of $500 which was stated to have been sent to Dub lin to aid the men on strike there.
 He never had a receipt for the mon ey, and he believed that 1t had gone into the pockets of Larkin, Fearon, and the other defendants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
CARD SHARPERS' TRICKS
DO YOU KNOW ''PUNCHER, !" SINNER OR A "BUG? MANY NOVEL APPLICAN GEES IN MAKING CARDS
 SURE THING.

ed in the interior of a large quill tooth pick. or may be attached to ring on the finger. or glued to the palm. or course. on account of the minuteness or the mirrors good eyesight IS neeoed to distinguish the cards as they are re- fiected. But card sharpers are nothing If not keen-sighted.
 One of the most wonderful mechani- cal aids to card -sharping was that un- earthed in a London gambling den a short time ago. It consisted of spe- cially constructed table, containing a secret and invisible drawer In the top. which could be opened by spring worked by slightly pressing the edge of the table. Covering the action with his hands and cards, the sharp dropped the cards he wished to transfer to his confederate into the opening and sec ond spring shot them along secret passage to the other side ot the table. where there was another secret opening whence the confederate contrived to take them.
 Ii reminds the writer of a marvellous roulette table by which a clever Amer ican scoundrel heeced many wealthy residents of Long Island of thousands of dollars about twelve months ago. The roulette wheel contained I net | work of electrical wires, so arranged | that by manipulation of switches care | eIectro-magnets hidden within the very l structure of the wheel itself would be So thrown into circuit as to draw the ball, which contained soft iron core, into any group of pockets the dealer might desire.
 Endless, however, are the tricks of the professional card-sharper They have all sorts of dodges for marking cards. Giving card rough edge ty a mere scratching with the fingsk- nall | is to them a sure means of identihca- ton. Some wear an innocent looking ring. called a trepan. which Is really hollow, full of ink, and has a tiny point on the inner side whereby an almost imperceptible dot can be put on card others prefer to use simply a tiny aluminium or steel tack. which can he affixed instantaneously to the thumb point outwards. by means of small piece of court plaster. The shaft Of l this tack is so short that 1t is not suf- fcient to quite pierce the card; 1t mere- lv raises a lump on the back Of the card.
 -si. eDeiicacy of Touch.
 These minute mounds are caused to appear on the top right hand corner and the bottom left hand corner (which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
FACULTY DIRECTS HAZING.
Columbuia Professor on Hand as stud
 enfa Have Eree-E0r-Au EiGht.


 CoIumbuia Professor on Hand as stud
 ents Have Free-For-AM Fight. Jew York Press.
 HazIng was conducted at Columbia University yesterday under the super vision of the faculty. more than 500 members of the sophomore and fresh- man classes engaging in free for all fight on South Field. Prof. H. B. Mitch ell, of the department of mathematics, was on the field, and the students un derstood he was delegated by the fac ulty to see that the engagement wac conducted in an orderly manner Therefore, they called their hattie 9 football rush." and to make Prof Mitchell think that was its right name they placed a football In convenient position on the field. Alumni who were present considered the use of the football especially significant. as Prof Mitchell was a member of the commit tee that abolished football at Columbia In 1905.
 football was obtained and formal announcement was sent to the faculty there was to be "foGtball rush" At noon the freshmen marched to Soutb Field about 200 strong and yelled de- fantly for the sophomores to come out and mix it. The sophs mustered their full strength, about 400 men. The football was placed in the center of the field. the classes were lined up about 60 yard apart and the signal for hostilities was given. The two bodies rushed at each other. and in a few seconds the students were piled up in a huge heap and tearing away at one another. The battle was pie turesque and was probably the rough- est that has taken place between the two classes since the anti. hazing law became effective at Columbia.
 The men punched, wrestled. and tore away and many of them were trampled on. Black eyes and bloody neses re- suited for many of them, and one, J.. B. Elias, 1912, was sent to the gynas- ium for repairs Many had little cloth ing left, and that torn and dirty. when
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

becomes the top right hand when turn- ed round) 70 that they are perceptipie to the delicate touch of the dealer. The aces and kings are treated in this manner, 10 that when the sharper. though his eyes do not rest upon the cards, Is dealing, he can tell immed- lately by the feel when he comes to one of these cards. If, in correct deal- ing, 1t should go to an opponent, ne avoids giving 1t by dealing the card underneath. Instead. a pure sleisht-of- hand trick and one that is done so neatly and with such quickness that the closest observer would firmly be- lieve that the top card was dealt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
Mothers and GrandmOthers Subject tO
 Indictment.
Timmons in Philadelphia

As the statute known as the Car michael law does prohibit within the State of Alabama the manufacture of any liquors or beverages containing more than one-half of l per cent of all cohol, and provides a penalty for viola ton of this provision: and as the stat ute known as the Fuller prohibition law prescribes that all rooms or struc- lures used for the unlawful manufac- ture or keeping of prohibited liquors or beverages shail be declared 10 be com mon nuisanees and may be designated as liquor nuisances and as such may be abated by certain court procedures. in- cluding the issue of a writ or seizure to the county sheriff. under which said sheriff is authorized to remove such prohibited liquors or beverages, to- used in maintaining such nuisance- then the good women of Alabama who. in blissfuI ignorance of the extent of the laws to encourage temperance, have made grape wine or blackberry cordial since the enactment of these laws; are liable to the charge of being misde- meanants, and are subject to dire and diverse pains and penalties, and may be classed by extreme prohipitloh people along with the followers ot the Demon Rum and King Alcohol. And mere you aret
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

the upper classmen called time. By sheer force of members the sophomores took the victory. The faculty repre- sentative found no reason to report any of the contestants for violating the university regulations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
Progress Waits.

Gadsdan ia stiIi growing in spite ot the political agitation. but, the cam paign for more houses and more in dustries has ceased i,ter white We n9 ,9fes4 e!oi some people wonder why Alabama is tired of Conner and Comerism'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
Danger SirusIs.

Luverne Journal.
 Unless the next Legislature and Sen. servstiye. sane and riPbt tSinSinr men, the Democratic Party will be a thing of the past The people are on the verge of rebellion, because their money is foolishiy and recklessIy paid out to unnecessary onicials without just returns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
The Truth should Re Told.

The state is getting full Of cam paign speakers. what We neTu ls % teiIing sTPH e4GHi"I and no Iprevarication and mud singing. The people are due the whole truth.