The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02

WORTH QUOTING
II seems strange to the Philadelphia
,adqer that the authorities OF Mattca-
ran should be opposing the removal
Of Thaw.
MANY a preacher would revise his
sermons on the next life, chirps the
chicago Tribune, if he knew more
about this one.
.Doin' man a favor expectin'
sumpin' in return amt friendship"
said Uncle Eben, in the Washington
Star. Its simply business
Denutv Chiesa of the Italian Parlia-
mont whose name means Church,
got into two fights in one day over
nolitics. A church militant, puns the
New York World.
There are two kinds Of people who
miss the safe way of thought and con
duct one is hopeful. defines the Chris
tan Register, when it ought to be
scared. and the other is fearful when
II ought to be courageous.
Missouri man asks $4,000 for
three fingers, says a Chicago head
liner. Down in Texas, intimates the
louisville Courier-Journal, where
man traded 10000 acres of land for
a quantity of flicker" the st. Louisan
might get his price.
A Chicago Romeo was stabbed
through the ear by an irate Young
woman who handled hat pin with
dexterity. He that hath ears let him
hear. shouts the Courier-Journal 1t
was prior to the vogue of the deadly
hat pin that the poet jotted down his
dangerous philosophy about the SUI
perlority of stolen kisses to the kind
that meet you half way iii blessed
peace and amity.
Remarks the Atlanta Journal: First,
for the sake of health and next for
the sake OF unrestricted trade. these
Geld storage plants require severe
regulation at the hands of the federal
government Whatever may be the
preservative powers Of an arctic tenn
perature, the average stomach recolls
from flesh or fowl that has been deaf
for ten months.
Saws the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
Both governments need the lakes for
the training Cf mon to serve in case
of need in thcir respective navies. the
American already well established enc
calling constantly for more men, and
Canadian soon to be started TO train
the needed recruits armed vessels are
needed And as long as these sAirs
are of the type Of those now used BY
the militia of Ohio and other lake
states no ones peace is threatened.
Amateur wireless operators VIC
flash out idle messages which confuse
and mislead the operators of wireless
stations are clearly a nuisance. main
tains the Philadelphia Press. Vine!
the steamer Tagus was in distress re
Gently her signals fer help were in
terferred with by an amateur wireless
operator on the top Of New lorF
CITY skyscraper. There is a growing
demand for law of the air which vii
suppress trifling and jocosities and
leave the air clear fer bona fide mes !
sages
Noise is Systematically fought il
certain German towns. DR.. Auerbach |
of Frankfort. has founded a Society |
of the Enemies of Noise, which mum
bers many adherents throughout Ger
many The society issues a monthly
organ full of most soothing reading
matter. One suggestion it recently
published was that hotelkeepers
should keep a black list Of NOISY and
ill-bred ravelers-persons who habit
ually speak in an overpowering. shrlll
or squeaky voice. who indulge in un-
necessary and idiotic laughter or who
habitually talk scandal All hotelkeep- /
ers shall be supplied with a weekly
copy. and thus, it is hoped, these fndi-
viduals will find themselves barred
from respectable establishments.