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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

Hartford Times.
 Captain Hobson has been laughed at more or less and sometimes with reason but his courage and his patriotism have never b. eu stratfon of both in his speech in the house on the bill to facilitate the re-enlstmeDt of the black battalion. Here 1t is, and il Is better worth reading and remembering than most that are described great efforts.
 This three minutes will cost me 0 contest for reelection. I wore the uniform of the United States for eighteen years and have never known @ case where officer or enlisted man was punished at all severely without court of inquiry. I know that he is not allowed to be punished to the extent of thirty days Imprisonment without a courtmartial. When these crimes were committed at Brownsville the President af the United States should have ordered all officers and men to remain within the bar racks and should have ordered court of inquiry. followed by court martial. and punished tho Sutty there. But he did not. He has scattered the guilty and the innocent to the four winds and prevented the execu ton of justice. MT; Speaker. I saw black men San Jua6 hilL: have seen sthehs father wounded from the field of Chancei- torsville. Black men remained my grandfather's plantation after the proclam- ation of emancipation. and took care of my mother and grandmother. The white man is supreme in this country; he will re- more imperative that he should give abso- lute justice to the black man and VI" ought not to make party measure of this.
 That goes to the heart of the subject, 1t expresses strong conviction in simple words. and 1t was made with full knowl- It deserves all praise, and 1t will receive 1t from the discriminating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
This Date tn History
March 4.

1s71-Joseph West became governor of South Carolina.
 1766-An association called the Daughters of Liberty formed at Provi- dence. R. I.
 I777-Dutton Gwinnett became President of Georgia.
 1791-Vermont admitted to the Union,
 1s37-Chicago chartered as a city.
 lS49-Zachary Taylor inaugura ted President of the United States
 lS54-St. Paul incorporated as city
 lS61-Abraham Lincoln inaugurated President of the United States.
 lS7s- Seven persons killed in tor nado In Kentucky.
 18s3-AIexander H. stephens. states man. died in Atlanta. Born near Ora awfordsville, Ga, Feb. IT, 1872
 1900-Death of Archbishop Hennes- sy of Dubuque
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
This Is My 10th Birthday
Brand WhitIock.

Brand Whitlock. the author-mayor of Toledo. was born In Urbana. Ohio. March 4. 1869, the son of prominent Methodist minister. He removed to worked @ i as is' newspaper @ repeTte mpe years snS editor From Toledo he went to Chicago, continuing his newspaper work there. and in 1893 he accepted a political appointment and went to Springfield, Ill. In the meantime he had begun to attain some success as a writer of short stories and magazine articles. He studied law and was ad- mitted to the bar in 1894 In 1897 he returned to Toledo and began the prac- tice of his profession. He became q leader in the reform element of Toledo politics and was an ardent admirer of the late Samuel Jones. the Golden Rule" mayor of the Ohio city. In 1905 MT Whitlock was elected mayor of Toledo by an overwhelming majority of votes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
Unbiased Report.

selma Times.
 In view of The Montgomery Adver- tisers well known antagonism to pro- hibition it is very coInmendable of that paper to put out a special correspond ent on the road over the State for the purpose of giving a strictly non-parti- san repor'. of the effect of prohibition since January l.
 Charles L. Harold. who Is doing the work, aside from making for himself a reputation as clever newspaper man, he is elevating The Advertiser in the estimation of its constituency There is no criticism on his report of conditions in Selma. which appeared yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

1HS hdusdS Sity oouIheli leeIs ioI the new President in the embarrassing circumstances under which he will be- gin his administration, saying:
 It is MT. Taft's duck to gain the Presidency in timef to inherit the in evtable accountipg of money-spend- few years the Jnew President wfll~ be debts which (came to him. Tbe cost never bothefed President Roosevelt. He never fopped in his do things" policy to fmgure that some day the country Would be called upon for
 The ournai is correct in saying that the psatter of expense never bothered Roqfevelt, so long as the money came oV of the public treasury. If he did n&t adopt the slogan. After me the de- luge." he acted it. He either had no conception of the value of public money and public credit, or cared nothing for it. His idea was to spend all the money he could and let the future take care of itself. MT. Taft inherits the results of Roosevelts reckless-if not criminal-eXtravaga and must make the best of It. He will~not only have to stop the Roosevelt habit of urging Congressional appropriations to suit his own desires but must use his power and influene to curb that body when 1t is disposed to extravaganza He has the credit of being a strong man and he will need it to get the country out of it's financial hole.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
IndviIIMd.

pr. Whipple. long bishop of MInne- sota was about to hold religious ser vices at an Indian village in one of the Western States, and before going to the place of meeting asked the chief who was his host, whether 1t was safe for him to leave his effects in the lodge. Plenty safe." grunted the red man. No white man in hundred miles from here"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

The statement is made that a real live whale was seen in Hampton Roads at the same time the big fleet came in, but we are not told whether the fleet lowed in the whale or vice versa. It may have ben tame fish the tackles found.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

Whether 1t shall be called in future "the White House. or "the Executive Mansion" is thet subject that is now arousing quite / lot of discussion. One or two of the earlier Presidents re- ferred to 1t as "the Presidents House." but after slll the name given 1t is not so import ant as is the personality of the man occupying it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

They are having some high inks fin Wa sshington just now but it won't last long. Many people will see Pres iden ial inauguration for the first time and the last Perhaps 1t is well enough thet such performances do not occur more frequently.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

The Houston Post tells of a young virginiah who won handsome bride by promising that after the marriage he would take her to Houston. No tell ing what unreasonable promises young man will make when he's in love.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

The Kansas City Star inquires what State has the worst Legislatureo" but between a desire to be truthful and a discrimination to admit the truth all the contemporaries are discreetly si- lent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

For Republican newspaper The Hartford Courant seems to get good deal of satisfaction from publishing the treasury deficit for each day. Perhaps it prints these statements as a warn ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

We don't know what Dr. Crum's ar- engagements for the future may be but we think he should be one of Roose- velt's body guard on the African trip Going out of office together they might hunt animals in company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
SWORN CIRCULATION.

Ane Montgomery Advertiser guarantees iss eoVerGsers land makes 1t a part of the CUE con tract when requested) that its daily cnnu sav shuon Is larger than that of any niof s nsns neWspaper printed in Alabama-aho n,,t snn ,.s sunday edition has the largest Sisos r .Aton Of any edition of any newspAPs' printed tn Alabama without exception.
 me figures for January printed Vsio" s represent the actual net circulation. ah Ie turns having been deducted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

coming Vice President, James School craft sherman is a vast improvement over Fairbanks. as far as looks count. Just how he will pan out is another matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

The Chattanooga Times has brought itself to the opinion that Tennessee is not the only state with a jury prob lem. Well. we should say not. by several laps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

2 A bosrder in a Chicago boarding house kissed his landlady and had to pay fine of ten dollars for his fun. Next time he'd better try 1t on the sook-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
Tomorrow, Our ex-Pres,dent..
The Smart Ones.

Boston Transcript.
 DO you believe that the world owes us all a Iiving7'
 ''Yes. but the smarter fellows arc collecting on the debt for us on an sO ner cent. commission"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

A great many good people who make no effort to support a shack down here have no hesitancy to sing about the mansions in the skies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
A NIisanthrOpe.

St Louis Globe Democrat
 The Husband.-Well. say what you will. my dear, you'll find worse men than me In the world. The Wife.-Oh Tom. how can you be so bitter9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04

Much depends on your ideal-the goal that lies In the distance. After all, character is no more than an inwrought ideal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
-~ JANUARY. 1909

Net Daily Average, Jan. 1909 ....... 1o,Z3e Net sunday Average, Jan. 1909 ...ls.io3 e. | Finigan, Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. says;
 The foregoing statement of The Adyer- tisers circulation for the month of January 1908. Is true and correct, and compiled ar ter all returns from news boys. news agents spoiled and leftover copies have been de- ducted. C. l. FINIGAN. : telsss sraeAa sa=7ts Circulation Manager. sworn4 to- and, subscribed before me this 18th day Of February. 1909.
 RIGA ALEXANDER.
 @ Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
THURSDAY MARCH 4, 1909.
UP TO TAFT.

The Kansas City Journal feels for the new President in the embarrassing circumstances under which he will be- gin his administration, saying:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-04
HOBsON's COURAGE.

Any way you take it last mon is a sordid business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
@efanntmadlunaen
Sirrau ber straRen6urh6rudlS. Gputmifdrc,
6ucus (SchuuOc.

baltimore, 20. Mai 1909.
Sic SirabenourdbrItt 6oinulitiare Der .Siaot
Baltimore gehcH hermit befdrut. oaB lie III
@emdbbeit Der &orinriftell neS Charters Der
Std0t baltimore llo Der AM 20. S1Illtdr 1909
GerorouuH1 III. 24t oee Utapnra
mo Staotrntbs bon Baltimore eiHeu oetailllr'
ten Nuslpei3 iibGr ale 5ugelprodeleu SHti1ds
btgilgel, ib"erIUlnmeHeIG ~iHtolIet nm uoaes
ichdBtcn 2Sertber00buna init elmer ertldreHoetl
8arte ausarbeiteH licBen in Serbinbuua nit
Der Gonoenttirung mo @r0ttnuiIg Der &gies
Strnbc pierJig (40) SUB brett bon Der gior0=
ietie bon NtonlinleHtsS tra6e bis 5ur Sii0ieIie
bon liaoifonsStrdBe.
Sic 9~luiaeeu crftrcGen ii1 lno u%Infujicn
beioe SetOe Seiten Der RufesStraBe. einiblicBs
Iih pes Gettes bericlben, BON Der g~torofeite Der
WtoiHUelis StraBe bis 3ltr Gilofette Der ltas
ntfoHsSlraBe; ole 9~ioroieite Der Wonumenf
Strube, bon Der Su5ernesStraBe bis Wfiltulls
g(pelute, uno Die Sitoleite Der lidoifousStrabe
BON Der Su5erHesStraBe bis Wiltpusglpemle.
llno tie gebeIl biernlit ferltsr befuiInt. adt
por9euduHter Nustpeis nebtt Der ertldrenoeu
anrie yur Snipeition iitr ale baraii intereilirie
RerioneH bereit lIegt. uno odG Die @ebtroe lih
ON Mit,,uudl, ben .. Sunt 1909, If ltbr Bur
mitta1s, in i6rem giireGi i'm 3oerse5ebinbe,
gerfngtuua ulo SpGllbaDs Strnbe, oeriantnlell
meroeil nit Dem ,Srued, irge1n melbe in beings
tenn ~gluslpeic dnpefiibrte Gndeil 6u reoiolref.
qegen lpelhe irqeHo cine RerioH. Die burdn in
~tereiitrt 5l leiu Gebdupiet, oppuuiren mag,
Games y. SmitB.
SuiIroo Wt. 9SdttS.
Miuinm :. eitp Doo,
G0mmiiiire.
Gngenc q. N09erS,
GlGui2T. 1920, SnniD 9lcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
Scpartcmcnt fir 6ficutltfe eihcrbeit.-Sauten.
Sub. Sepa rterrnt bes 8ebnnoes3 nIpetturss
WttrcauS, RatnbGuS,

Baltimore, ben 81. Wiai 1909.
Scparate, periiegeltc ~9uaebote ueroen entaes
gem. genomuren bon Der @oniratt 9cbbroe ber
Staot Baltimore fiir Elm 8ebduoe. an Gacaz
Strabe, 6piibeu 9eringtons mo SaOettesStr
5u crri6ieIt mo Nr. = Seiterludgelts0ulS 5u
renueu, NM iiir Elm SoppelG6inappdrutzGez
hduoe ut 8urfudsNue., labe SnrforosglOe., bonn
Wtabor uno Siuoirdtb bon Baltimore lur ole
NenuBnlg SeitcNo Der 6eneraGonmi'idre 81 ers
rid)tell.
9~lngeBote miiien iu herIicgeIteu Gouoerten.
nbreiIirt an Den nNuarb oi NrpdroS OF &aliis
Tnore sin, fcil, ole sluiidrift sYropofalS for
gtr. 2 Irud ouute, 4iucu Street. betlueeIt Ger
itatot uno Suucite Strcei5" mn ,HrupDinls
for Soluble Sire IppGrGtIS 9rIioiug, @orludl
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Srr. i. Setueh Ibontus, SidorRtqtitrntNt. i'll
heiicIt 9iireau i'm JtatGbaule am ODER Dor II
ubr SurmtitGg5 an 2. Suui 1909 etIlgcreiht
iueroet.
Seoem stnge0ot mub Gin an ben WInnor uno
Stabtrat6 bon Baltimore 5ablbnrer, certiti5irter
ami cine p9lcuring 0ouies" SaHf gc6ogener
Gbed oeS 9ietcrs liir fiillibnloert ($500) Doll
lars 6~eiaefii9t letn.
Scr eriolgrei6e 9ieter mub 0iirgf1ait itels
len mo Die Sorthriitel oes StnotGbagtcrs III
2e5ug nuf 9onirafte %ertiileT.
5ei6nlnaeH mo Spe6ittIutionen fonren ant
ODER nab oent 81. Mt1i 1909 I'M Siireal beS
8ebdnoes SnipeftorS .beIidtiet methen.
Sie Neb6roe bebdlt fih ous Nedt Opr. it,
eeno etn ooer ale s~lfl9ehute 6i oerluerfeu.
Goipuro .. Yreitou,
SebGloesS nfpeiiur.
Gcnebmi9t:
Z. Sargg Mabuui,
Grdiioelt Der SoutrattsSeb1roe.
(IGai21 90, "a, %, 26,27 2S.29,31 ;SuiIi1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
Gpiulanbs tiir.iife SGber.
equitable. @ebdaoe, 9citanit De9en. etets uifen.
(Wiui4.1S


9m p. Oat Eennis Sergiu, -SlaacnciucS
MnrUIduoer poipitdI, IS Sabre ali.
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Vim %. Mai 9ebeda GuBeu, 9ir. 141S, Gns
tam RlaCe. 81 Sabre ali.
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Sim %. Uiut Antuu 6eEtun, 9r. ot2, Sbarps
Strdbe, y Sabre alt.
9m %. UiGieainiam ~. Sa%iuttne, Dir, 500.
&ulHut- Strlbe. 80 Sabre alt.
glm %. Mai @iarn &. 9aD6CH, yr. 14lO,
gSelts Saneites5trabe, 70 Sabre alt.
Vim u. Oiai oiiharO Sobuiun, Jobns 9ops
fins Suipital, 90 Sabre ali.
9Im 81. UiGl Srioaet ". Wisfen, 9ir. 141G,
@aHf Strabe, 30 Sabre Glt.
Nm "A. Niai 5rroerid n. Rriller, Gr. 1921.
&ougbs SiruBe. 81 Sabre alt.
9lm "a. U(Gi Glara Bed, 9tr. 40, &oros
DtuulfsS iTdbe. SO Sabre aIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
Sireau oeS Stabt'8 eg iitratcr5,
R0tbhau1

baltimore, Den 81. mai 1909.
On bic Observation-Disclosures . Gommiiidre oer
ctnot baltimore in selebltb porgei6rtebener
gSetie ibren enoQiiltiget itno corrigirien Be
ritt ii6er Die 3ligeipro1eucn Gntiudoiguraen,
1~lnlOiten uno ACKNOWLEDGMENT fir Die Gnn'
bcmniInrs udo ShlieRHng ieler gaItieI Strede
Der gSinoiur.Nt. lis6uao, lpclhe 5iutlDen. Der
NSeitfcite bcr ,Snllolzglpllule mo Der Snieiie
Der BaHiolsStraBe cclegtu III, lIebit ben onraut
be5it9li6ch enogiili,9:t ullo corrtetrlell erldu'
ferlloeH YlGnen IN Scmdbbeit Der SutiTrtIten
hes Baltimore Stuots9bdricr5 uno Der am ri.
Mni 1905 unter5eihHetel &eroronljna 9tr. 125
oes WiuDors mo SIuotrutbcs bon Baltimore
bel mir D~iltterlegt babell,
miro bicrlnit beiarlt genlndt. oaB betdeter
9cri6t nuo Eline AMI 0iele 9Seiie In oietert
giireau Dirterlegt lucrbet iinb, uio onB Der
Wtuuor mto Stabirntb BON Baltimore, uoer it,
aenS eInc Rerion poer g~eriouen. ODER cine ODER
mebr Gorpurationer, Die nit her SertDeiiunG
Der porbendnnten Gttl6doiGungen noer 2Setthz
erh6bunaeH uH8uirteoen limo, ilnerbalb oreibig
t30) SageH pom %. Iage oc5 Mai I'M Sabre
1909 an, ais Oem Gage otr erileu bon mir
ausgegaligeneu Nerbiielltli6ung Oieier yioii5,
fhriltli6 ouge9cn an bds 8ulttIHorer Sidots
C5ertht uppelllren uno has Deidgie Sertcbi ers
fuhcH mGgen, nieielbe sit reoioireu.
I. Sclucn SBputaS,
(Wtai25 sunni $50 StlotsRe9itiratur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
Niargldnoer 3udjtgauS.

WnItt m 0 e, a. Wiat 1UUD,
Sic Sireftoren oes Murulinher 3tblbGiles
nerOen his sum 2. Suni 1909, Ta6mitta9s NM
4 llbr, s~lmgebute fir ole Steternlg BON ihnt'
uuoNpan5ig1mnerrt 5uunen &cidifpbleu, Die
elmer 9lnaluie ulttetiporien ieirl ioaell, entgeeen
nebmen. gbidriiteu Der Spe6tltlaiionen i0nz
men auf %glnfrage i'll Bilreal oes Bdroetils ct
lanai pernCll.
Tiirgitaft fir Die oetreue Grfiaung hes
Gontrattes ipiro Ocrldugt.
Wn1ebute iper6en AM 2. SUM 1909 eeoffuet.
Hablungcn: lnondtIi6 Baar.
Gle Sireltorelt bcbalten ii6 oGS 9fedbt Dor,
irqero zines ooer ulle MrgtbOte %ab5uipeilcn.
SuHu 8. @eplcr,
(NPui2I, 26,28,31) gdroein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
@ilhrlmino Nmalia Snfcrfprn.

IS itur6 am 90. Mlai 1909 %gpilbelmiua
slmalia 3aiettorn in ibrcm 81. ge6ensiobre,
gung fiubet am 5rcitaa, gid6mitlGgs , llRr,
bon Der JSubnung Der Sruu Z. Saieriorn, Pr.
1902, observation-disclosures, aus ltutt. Sets
ieBuHR ani Oct Baltimore GerHetctD".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
Wnitnn Wcniih.

s. itarb am 20. Mai 1909 0Iuitau 9euiidl,
~9eliebter @ntte bon ~glugnrta 8eniit. Sic BE
e~goigunA iilhet AM STeitag, oet %. Mai, mn
3 ubr Gn6miitGgs, BON feiner @obnlulg, yir.
manote uno Sreunoe Der Tamtilie limo ddts
iuIgSnuu eingclaoen, Dem 1ralcrQolieeolellllc
in obengeununtem 0nrie bei6lnuuGnct. Sets
ieuuIIa utf Der p%SSeftern 9enleterD".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
umsngS.@crfani.


Monumtuteu, @rabiteinen uno etatuet.
"a mir oas Yagerbdus VT. 223, gforns
GbarlessStrube, be5ogen bnben, iucroeT lutr ods
0un3e eager an SGn0 am aIten Bldee, sir. 7tG,
@eit.@nltimnresS trunc, 5u ausiiebnli1 Hteoris
gen Rreiier Oerlauien.
6. SiIsartner & sens'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
~. 8amitiN,
Eer6eGerfe Sfieaeaaitter.

@ehen Gle ben %sluftrag, Sbr Sans nit SIies
~Ieueften SIieae1.Sitter Senfter NIB s9tiren ees
ieben urb ben Yreis eriubren baber. Sic ba'
ben diBer ben Tcribeien unoerer uniere reiie'
rio, ie er1ppr 3I 5iebeii. iino uemrret ME in
feiibtenI 8eiter. tlniihertrpffeHe slrheit.
gHurtbingtpl Nulfer Serren &c.,
9r. ia. Oit.9dItimores Ctr. Ybone 5000 ct. g.
(aiai7 ,1W;D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28

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