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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-13

Col. HuXh0D D. h6uucuy =" Hsp-@v@.s
Col. Hughes 3. Kennedy. well
known travelling man living in this
city. was in q runeway yesterday aft
ernoon in Bibb county and received
some slight injuries. according to q re-
port that reached Birmingham last
night. Mr.. Kennedy received = sprained
foot ana injuries In his back.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-13
Resented Insult to wife

Russ w. Rose, who is said to have acted
In resentment of an alleged insult to his
wife in taking three shots at D. R. Meth
win Monday afternoon, was not tried in
police court this morning, and having
made bond Is again enjoying his lib
erty after having been arrested for the
offense. Methvin refused to discuss the
alleged insult to Mrs. Rose when an
preached by her husband. as result
of which the latter became angered ana
fred three times at Methvin who ran
and escaped all of the bullets. Both men
are well-known In the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-13

Rates at Ingram Wells Hotel
$1,000 to $1,000 per week. City
phones 103.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

Daorlo g. oil tDpbd morutoinen, mutto b6neud oil riftaat Iuons
IN npnIobiot. Slen Imam poiutuSuoimoio pstdpid ia Iuhs
loiia pGdhi bdn obteruuoe0o ia festdppnoeGd Ioonuttoo omen
i5eIeen. SGn ioi plan tlotopon tpimen ileueen, poitt rebeldels
III. oiteuoenmufoieuo fdntDtIe0d peistd luoHomueta. oil ormelioS
hdbdnoloiio fobtoan ia foboT muot puobela orrpos1o ia bptpins
,poiunieIa. g9Uoeufpmntenen puuoen itdiend oil hdn rfos mics
ia baneld oil fortea fprfa find pbteietunnosIa, misId oil ipiettd
mt eI6mdntd. Wutto plan ienidlteen Ioiroetni ban 10 foitti ieteen
maIfeinot, ioto f6ptetin bdnen eI1nt1nId IdiptdmiIetF, nGpitdp,
tnip6t fofonoon tebotomift.
.y}6pttdd Td fun oNi ttdmd toui. Tnule fuolemotf," pirffoi
eradnd pdtpdnd muuon bdnen pstdipistddn.
.Sita en- Iuinfaon moi usfoo," moStoT tue ritos mics mefein
fonbistueu. rSoipon plan oleipaui terrpe taas. SIenban par.
baosiu iidsIdnt"
W}uto tuo toi,po petit fuitenfin. Doimot ndbenipdt pdiipd
p6irahG ia pormuus ftG, eta tuoIenra tfi tuooon, fpoIoi pibs
ooin Ioiroan Ipodmen. 9dn ioutui iiuoin idnomahomon tlsfan
ipaItoon.
.sofo eIdmdni ON pddrin eIeHp!" buubobi bdu ipdbdistd ems
men fuin ipei piimeien b%enfdpfIen.
SomosIo foupuneis1o oiui roufpa 6. Sdnfin oil IpntDnpt pie
nesI6 ploiubteisio. Saoputomata testtifddt6dn iGt hGn 10 les.
fefi piioen furtpahomon lopIen fanSIa ia puuteen feSteue. Suos
,po s. oil 10 nmoruuoesfoon oppinut hintemoon Serron Seefutien.
Sdtd nei b1net jipoan dbemmdfTi Sdntd, ioa OH iononu: vIuuts
iGi buuoa Minua bdbdsidii, min Wlind tobbon outoo finuo, ia
find olet funniottarpo WhnuoL" &drfmpSten 10 Militia ieuronnetoen
opuen ia loboutusten fouto oil bdnen Ipodmenid pbd enempi lus
tpnnt Serroon. San oil opptnut %tdftdmddn Sumoon ianon foL
lit htpoutIet, ia ioiipo fid tirtfouoesto, iofo ooohoo Sunolon
pnhia, oil ouut bGnen ipolonoan mrrbetoen pDsid. gSioenneud'
fnntmensad ifGtpuooeIlaon idi roupo @:tin tdmdn mooimon.
gpii.eien Ioirardenia oitonu fpiieli bin obteruSti IT'D Iunao, ioto
lupoo toipotun lemon Sunoon luono, ia pime bettend6n Idoitoi
han fHttden Ia pist6en tobictao: yWiind olen bppdn tlpoiufien
fiInpoieQut, iuotiun %pddhdnpt, uston phdnpt 9dSteoes on mic
mule toueue pontunu nonbursfouben frutnu."
Rofas pstdpd, ndmd moemmot topoufiet ofpot otetut elGs
ipGStd tobeuiuoeSo. ytGmd fotT ofpot tobe0ofin eldneet moun
pddu6. Ga he opat Firtpneet ojoSta toinen btufon tonen idlfeen.
Wlutta mta ianot find beistd2. Sono: Wlifd on omit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

artp. ToimituS!
Dlr. Sbos. 2Dfrothy iofa on oIni
,ppidnd DULUTH Sputb Sbore rou'
ltieu fontto orisIo, on ottonut poi
au tobtori SncfoIon fonttoorisIo
buIutbisIa. Wtr. 2Dfrotb on Suo4
kesJo IA 9lmerifoein tutfinnot fuo'
ttouut protpiIoort !6dn on ouui
keaouneesIa N%ifonoerin opieetisio
pin neIid muotta ia iamon oitoo
peIeibin opteefisio. DIR. 16frotb
lee MT maImistomoon oinoosioon
(btori SoctoIan mddrddmid Iddt'
kitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25
$. 81. &.

= pbDodn buomouttoo t6mdn feu
bun noiiine, etid foupoSioni on mii6
iuurin ia tdpbelliiin pulifoimo feid
pupuitfi icpiwio fonfoito.
". paul,
purIep, Dts.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25
Aaaian Hriata.
U2arquettc, Wih.
Glofuun II pGiipG.

NutuIuuU' 1po iotHtuuo I'ue H'uu
fuo.
SublotunneImo noltaa min miele'
nj etten moi olo liitd mmilletaan Fer.
tomotta.
Wiime Iunnuntoina eli IA pdind
elofuutu oil meiud eipanfeliumiiub'
lat. Iifomue oil iubliu fomniisIa
foareS1amme, mutta Ell poitu, inns.
til Fun aamulIa oil lima hpnin ia.
teineu. &otoonnuttiin nYfimieliInps"
roittiustoloae. Sublan obieIma altoi
feuo pbbeutoisia oifona aamupdis
mdqd. @niin loulettitn lpbpt loulu
,Siionin &anteleesta", ionfa idlfeen
pastori 5. s.. Seimonen pitt apaus'
pubeen. Xoulettiin toaS, ionfa jail
feen postori Hieionen Ioornoii.
pioettiin ndliaifa. iouoin %iaotiin
uauttia ruumiiuis:a ranintoa.
SdIfeen mdliaian iuoritettiin obiel
mao Ieuraanasti: pube VI. !Sines.
faarna pastori M. Wilen, runo Oil
oa Sautomdti, pube mr.. &ranffald,
WORCESTERSHIRE 6iloa Sautamdti
ia aletirioittanut. Mina mdliin laus
Iettiiu, ettd buoue thrift.
Stettiin taas lDbpt ndliaifa, joI'
ioin I%aatiin tobnia y. m. pirnof'
feita.
Gen iGlteen pitipdt pastorit Eis.
5anen ia Wilen min noimatfaan pus
been etti ibmetteIin FUN Ell rbooli"
baionnut, futen muinoin Seriton
muurit paIuunon ddneStd.
3ofous lopetettiin betfetIi. SIo
iublapleiI6std meni fotiaan inaaiiel-
lie, maan toiIia idi ooottamaan MUGS
ri5oIeuran fotoutIen alfamisto. 3.
oottaisIa lauleitiin ia mieldpd pitt
spdt pubeen Muon Sines ia &. Wtd-
Ell.
2euo s uIiettiin nuoriIoieuran tos
fous. Soos oltoi foitua Sumolon
Ianan poIuuno ibmeelliIesii, paste
rieu Wtlenin ia HisIaIen fautto. -
pubeitten idlteen Iaimme nouttio
6erron p. ebtooaistd, .iosta fiitos
6errole, ett6 dutau meibdu tuba o.
IouiIefIi !Sdaen armoateriastaan, 10.
ia on bDpin mirtietdmdd.
Sitte nield e%Iiintpi olIefirioittanut
lutemoon Nuorifon Wiestistd, ..
Rorpi pubeeaa, 6iloa Suutomdti ia
eia5ie Sdrruenpdd louIullo. &otouo
lopetettiin ia Iuulen etid toitti lGb:
oimme fotiu iiind m~ieIeSI6, etti jos
eidmme eli tuolemme, min 9erron
omio oIemme.
ga olen marma, ettei tdsId iublaSs
IA perteleen oQut bppG ola, JOS Ie
leila oil. Slid Iiend Iaornattiin rob.
feosti ristiinnouIitueta W~opobtuiaSs
"a. ga fpu6 fai pimepoen henft tieii
eoeltdpdin minf6Iainen iublomme tus
zee olemaon. tosto loiiotti polpeli'
oi1aon toiIen julian, iosia he iuhli-
oot iidntdnid tunninfii. Wtutta me,
otto olimme eoeu6ferrutueIa iub.
asia, Iaimme tunteo, ettd Serra oil
6Snd 9entenId foutio, iosta SGnel'
e tiitos!
ga nield Serro ontoi meiodn fo'
foontuo moonontoi iltonofin funle'
noon Sumolon %ionoa, iota elittinGt
bostorit WiIen, HieIanen ia 6. WtG'
b. Giitos Serrolle FUN On o%ntonnt
nellie tiIoiiuuoen iublio! On loa'
u moistaa eIimofua Iiitd iubloSta
oto oIfaa Iitte fun pddiemme us
ostd udfemiieen.
Giitos nieId postoreiue HisIoieue
a Wileniue tdGlG tdpnnist1dn! Ger.
ia trdee moiponne poIfttiemqon.
Gbtd Iopeton tdmdn beiton ia
fpmttumoiIen fpbdilpni ia jdtdn foifs
I Iutiiot !6erron boItuun.
Nditd piirIi beiffo, muita Seeiuts
In tperen poimosto outuaS iSfon'
e 9errosia.
Wtorio Mdfeld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25
iiaimme %ipnnpins
ma.

lille tmInnellu fun ttdmme tat otttnt'
me eli fen bpipdnid fertoilee Suo'
men oloisto ia elamdetd. So milf
eli. Darmn tqi Hence - ID rautfa al
notin = iota bdpee iuomalailuutta
ia iointuiIaa Iuomentieltd. Slemme
oppineet funnipiitomoon fanlolli1unt'
tamme ia bdpeen,dtiG pnbumoon
Iuomea tpierosfielietenfin fuullen.
Wiutta mifd on ie noituttn, iota
I%oottoo monbempomme muistele
maon rattouoeua ipnnpinmaataon
ia fertomaon iiitd IopTileenfin? Siel
ldbdn boua uIein ipilian luei ia liz
Iein Fin lienee nanbempiemme Gotten
fpnnptind fplmd mieros: ndltd
naoninmt. &lin totIelse Suomen fan'
fan bistoriaa Ipnfemmdltd pmolen,
min ndtee, ettd Suomen fanIan eld'
ma on olIut melteen alituista toiste.
tia olemas%Iaolonio puolesia. Se on
iaonut taistella ruttoa, nGlfGd ia
faittea tonaa mastoan. Wtutta nd'
mat toifti OH fonIamme tawalIaon
teet6nnt.
ytpttin on taos Ipnfdt oiat Suos
mellamme. &atfipdinen iodn fotfa
ubtoo tdpoeliIesti tubota taniamme.
- Siidinen npibolinen, peliepoen ia
taIaarpoiIuuoen marioon puettu
Iuuri ~iuinen pimepoen i%outfo, ubfoa
polfea lotaan faniomme iifpiStptIen
ia file rottnotIi fdpneen %isfonnon.
Gimme mieid romba ia rotfaus nol'
litIee tabtoo tio ioutto istuttoa raos
foIaiiuuoen ia mdtimalIon iiemenet.
Seoelmid 10 fplnDstd altoa tullo
ndtpniin.
.llIoiemetd foiiponnee Suomi,
maon emme ioiii fen iiiben Iuuutaon
fehihpmGn FUN MT.
yYiimenen pinned oita oil f%anIuls
lemine poitofIt. &c berdIi ia poisti
IddtoIdieidrieetelmdn. SliIipo mieIel'
lGGn poietonut INSTRUMENTATION
oentin.
9nottoofohon nntpinen iorto uuIia
nnitoio, poi pitddtD fen alas los
fam moipuo?
9omien fofemutIien IGpi on ton.
iomme fultenut. &c eli ole iortunut
iortomulla ella footiInut iilloin FUN
IitG on tootou toboottu. IltDDn mies
lGtddn iormto!
WlitG tunnoetno Suomen f%onSno
toisieIemoon oIemoeioolonIu puo
Ieeta ia mitd ioo fen poiat ia ttttG.
ret t1GllG ipiernolld moolo muietes
lemuon tuota totimooto? Witnulle on
Ie bGntGrG1, IiuG Ell ole foSfoon
Suomco, iidni ia 6itini Ipnnpinmoos
to nGbnpt. llSton fuitentin, eitd lie
on founis m%botidrnien mna, iosio
on ipoloiIa ib1no luonto. 2auniin
Ionotoun Suomen oleruon toluella'
fin. Niotielen, ctid helposti unbcttoa
ibminen betfelliIet iurunIo noutties-
Iaan Sucmen fcidiieetd honnoeta
ia fen toInen polfonoippoi5ssta
fauneuoeetd.
3un ferpdiiend aomuno lintuin lou.
lu tGpttGG ilmon, ettd ie tuntlu lniis
lusto mdrGbtelefpdn, futo ei Siuoin
iloiiIi5i? Gli fun fGfi futobtelee fotis
foinun otfalo, futa Ell tuntili tpps
optpst6? - &ufa Ell tobtoiIi rofas'
toa ipnnpinmaotoon, ionfo fonnis
luontofin tobtoo fonIoonio Iuubelo?
Wtind taboon oinafin, naitfd en-
iua nGbnptf6Gn ole. Wlitto fufopa
Ell ustoiIi fun lid ia diti 1dteilemin
Iilmin tertoo muisteImia Suomen
moosto. So fufopa monbin Ell muis'
toiIi lopIuutenIo leitfitontereita. Wons
ia bousfao muistoo on mormaons
Tin iddnpt fDpbemmdnfin m6tin laps
iele. ga futopa fo%tteruuoelIo muiS'
teliii I~opIuuoen fhoin buonoiofoon
puolid.
3oostin on oltonut p6in6t Ipbetd
ia iqnt pibeid. Wuistofoobon man
bemmnt iofu betti ubrota ojostonne
fertomolo IopIiuenne Suomen fou-
niista moaSta. 2pnd lopIenne mors
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

Sofatnen nuprimies oiutteIee,
ettd mistdbdn iaiIi bpman punun
boImoIIo, min iImoitomme, ettd niit6
iootte meiIta.
RintoIo &c 3onfpnen.
217 8. guroro II.
Sronmoob. U}icb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25
SoSistms blanfetteia
papeille.
IrOnwOod, Mich.

duIina.
&astetooistnfTia .........$1. 90 ia $500
gDibtitoo iShttIia. 90 200
8asteenIiiton naDpishistooistuf.
LOO
Wibfis ia misunderstanding
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morten
fuin mpDs RippifouIutobis.
tuIlIu 20
&uolemon tobistufi. 1.2O
&aiftio nditd ioo tiIoto pudmaini.
tuiuo binnoiua
Winuuo on mpDS Taste ia nibfi,
t~obistufIia N:ro B., iotfo mofIaa
$3.50 tuIino.
9erran Gbt. Ieipid IdffiIaotitoisIa
1000 cpl. 1.50 ia 500 fpL so I.
Grit aansas,
q. &:n foSiomies.
8. 9r II, Sronmooo, Did.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25
vSnfo efaua fdastamiSen
artppinen?"

Wlrs. gteuie Wc Ronrp, Preotis,
WliIs., firioittoa, ettd bdneud oil
erittdin poboa lootuo munuoistouti
ia A puuoo SoIepn munuoisIddfe
p%oronIi bdnet termeefIi. 6dn Iouiui
firieenId lopusia: - rSpodmmeGi'
Iesti IuoIiiteIen SoIepu munuoisIdd-
fettd faifine munuoistautia fdrTipil-
lie. sc Iddsti minun benfeni".
Oscar NorbIine.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-25

- Waisten ompeIutpDtd moStoon
ottao aIunnoaaon:
IA Souf IT,, Sronnoob, Wid.
WisS. R. SIminen.
ltufia 2estamentteia ia Haas
mottuia Ioopunut iuuri mddrd I'd.
mGn Ieboen toimistoon.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16
Buffalo Sill Coming
 Brinkley.

Manager Harp has secured the film of pictures showing Buffalo Bills wild west and Paunee Bills far east shows in their entirety, < d will have them Saturday # Sese are probably the most M rs ssls kable pictures ever shown { \ tkik gity and are well worth goiiee miles sp see. It was only IAaf ec weeks of .hustling and
 V Ating and a good deal of ex- ,ense that Manager Harp was able to secure them, and Brink ley picture patrons are promised rare treat.
 The price of admission will be 10 and 20 cents.
 If you want to see some good riding, and some real live Indians see the pictures Saturday night
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16
Keevil Notes.

We are having some cold weather at this writing.
 Quite a number attended the music entertainment at Ed. Robinson's Saturday night. They reported a nice time.
 Miss Claude Price, of Claren- don, was a visitor in our neigh borhood this week, the guest of Miss Sallie Gopher.
 Misses Sallie Gopher and Ollie Jackson took supper Monday night with Mrs. J. B. Kelly.
 Mrs. J. B. Kelly spent the day Sunday with Mrs. Bella Vandeford.
 Mrs. Lucy Vandeford was the guest of Mrs. Maggie Morgan
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16

w. P. Cook, the real estate man, who was one of the push CTS of Arkansas on Wheels, " reports that he has several fine prospects ahead. That he will have people here from various sections to see the Arkansas that was shown on wheels, thro' the north.
 Speaking of the great trip Gov. Geo. w. Donaghey is quoted in Sundays Gyzette as saying that it was the greatest piece of advertising Arkansas has ever had. /"
 In the big assembly of Little Rock business men which gather ed on Monday night for the pur- pose of combining the various commercial and business organi- zations of that city, and orga- nizing one big boosting body. The Chamber of Commerce, the wonderful success of Arkansas on Wheels" was mentioned and complimented by some of the most prominent business men of the Capital city.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16
White River Annual Con-
 ference.

The White River Annual Con- ference was held at Forrest City last week. Rev. w. P. Talking ton, the popular pastor of the M. E. Church and was returned to serve this charge his fourth year. J. W. Farren was granted license to preach and assigned to Hickory Ridge Circuit. J. M. Robinson was granted license to preach and assigned to Council Circuit. These two gentlemen and M. L. Mack are three minis ters turned out by this city dur ing the year. Bro. Mack goes to Batesville District.
 Those who attended Confer ence from Brinkley were: w. P. Talkington and wife, Mir. and Mrs. T. s. Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pope, R. M. Henderson, Rev. J. M. Robinson, Rev. J. w. Faaren, Tim Shults.
 Tell lem vou saw if in tbe Arms
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16
Catholic Ladies Entertain.

The Catholic Ladies entertain ed at the home of Mrs. J. H. Stack Wednesday might. A pleasant evening was enjoyed at cards and refreshments were served. Those present were: Nh aI 1 Mrs. Ben Emmons, MT. and Nj S. I. Scholem, MT. and Mrs. J A. Samuels, Mrs. Sulz- bachef, 1r. and Mrs. Joe Scho- lenl MT and Mrs. Bacharach, Mr.. and Mrs. Caffey, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Jack Harp, Mrs. ]. J. Far rell, Miss Sara Black, Miss lone Sapp, Mir. Hilton LaBelle, MT. Kerwin, T. H. Jackson, Jr., and Adolph Goldberg.
 The first prize for ladies was won by Mrs. Samuels. The first prize for men by Harry Jack son, the lone hand prize by Mrs. Caffey, and the consolation rr.ze by Miss lone Sapp.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16
Quick Results of the Ark
 ansas ca Wheals" Train.

On the front page of the Mon- day issue of the Little Rock Ga zette, a special appeared telling of fifteen families having arriv- ed at Dean, Ark, from Iowa, and that several of them came thro' the direct influence of the Arkansas on Wheels" Special Advertising Train.
 State Commissioner, Fred H. Phillips, of Little Rock, is busy with correspondence of parties wanting to know something about the sections represented on the Arkansas on Wheels. v
 Frank Fedderer, the Brinkley real estate man, has received a telegram from an Iowa town where the train showed asking him to come there at once to bring a party to Brinkley the starting point of the train.
 Sec'y. Hudson, of the Brinkley Merchants Association, reports that he is having many inquiries.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16

THERE'S a lot of satisfaction in doing your best and in this day and time when so many be- lieve in getting along just any old easy way it's a refreshing thought to meet a fellow who's struggling to reach the very best" level.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16
Monday.

Tell lem you saw f Born, to Mir. and An Patterson Saturday nl baby boy. Mother doing well.
 ROSA AM Tell lem you saw | n
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16

Miss Gertrude Abramsohn was a Memphis visitor Sunday.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16

The W would it do for the busi- io' '''0 en and progressive land
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16

Tell lem you saw it in the Argus
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16

Tell lem you saw it in the Argus.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04
Years Record In Aviation

When Louis Bleriot on day in 1909
crossed In a monoplane the English
channel he performed a feat that will
be recalled as long as will be Ste
phenson's locomotive or Fulton's first
steamboat. Bleriot's heayier-than-air
machine was superior in a mechanical
sense to the Rocket or the Clermont,
and he made aviation an actually
Just as Stephenson made steam trans
portation on land and Fulton on the
water possible and real. Bleriot holds
securely a place in the history of the
development of the race.
And yet Bleriot holds no records
at all even in 1909. Henri Farman
covered 144 miles in hours and IL
minutes at Chalons, France, and De-
lagrange covered 124 miles in hours
and 80 minutes. Herbert Latham
went to the height of 1000 feet, and
Orville Wright reached like height
at Potsdam, Germany. Louis Paulhan
claims to have risen to height of
1000 feet.
Orville Wright carried at Potsdam a
passenger for l hour and 35 minutes.
This constitutes a record. Maurice
Farman of France flew 431s miles
from Chartres to Orleans in one hour.
This is the cross-country record.
The belief is that the present year
will bring new achievements and new
records in many directions, and that
ayxa+.iicn in heavier-than-air machines
Will, when the year is completed. be-
come well established. Its commercial
uses will not have been fully worked
out but basis will be laid this year
for such uses in the coming years.
Many believe that 1910 will pre-emi-
nently be an aviation year The good
start made in 1909 will be widely ex-
tended and applied, and France and
the United States bid fair to stay at
the head Of the procession.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04
PERlLS! OF FOOT WARMER

lum for the bacilli of pneumonia and grip
the foot-warmer may be a necessity and
a luxury. But it should not take the
form of hot fiatiron which may set the
bed afire and cause a catastrophe greater
than that of cold feet. Leave the fat
iron to the discharge of its legitimate
function. Be courteous to the person who
suggests the hot-water bottle as a SUBJ
stitute, but remind him that where the
hot-water bottle is most needed hot
water is not to be had except In the kitch-
en- and at meal time. Swathe the feet in
blanket-scorning the convention which
says that civilized feet must repose be-
tween sheets-or try muff. This years
style is quite large enough for any pair
of feet that are not abnormal. Try
whatever you like, but avoid going to bed
with slug of hot iron and awakening to
find yourself shunted into the frozen
gloom of a midwinter midnight by the fire
department, while the rest of the family
are engaged In trying to remove the
household effects or put out the blaze
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04
For the Family of M. M. 0'Bryant

The fund for the benefit OF the fam
lily of the late Policeman OBryant,
who was shot and killed by a negro
on Southside about two weeks ago,
is increasing, but it is not increasing
SC rapidly as the needs of the family
consisting of a widow and four little
daughters call for. The murdered Of
ficer was shot while engaged in the
discharge of his duty. He made
brave fight for life, but at the end OF
the second day he died, leaving his
family without any means Of support
Policeman O'Bryant left behind a
good record. He was considered one
of the most trustworthy men In the
police department, but out Of his sal
airy he was not able to leave any pro-
vision for his family. He could not
even secure the insurance that is Of
fered to the older members of the
force. The people of Birmingham
surely will not let his widow and four
little daughters lack for the necessar-
les of life. The fund should be car
ried far enough to buy for them a
home and give them a start In life.
This seems to be due the family OF
any man who Is shot down while serv-
ing the public in the preservation of
law and order. Policeman OBryant
was killed by negro desperate while
striving to enforce the law. His fam
lily certainly have claims upon the
charity of the citizens.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04
SPIRIT OF "LITTLE TIM

From the New York American.
Timothy sullivan's chivarous fore
thought that the Christmas cheer of 1.-The
boys" should not be spoiled is as fine
rs any tale told of Bayard or Sydney or
Plutarchs men.
One is reminded of that considerate
French grandee who turned on his dying
pillow to ask pardon of his tired watch
ers for taking so unconscionable time
In dying"
Little Tins" last words were laden
with a still more charming courtesy, the
very breath of the spirit of Christmastide.
He would hurry his own body under
ground that it might not be in the way
of the merrymakers.
That such a height OF sympathy for his
friends should be attained by a practical
politician ought not to surprise anybody
who knows how wrong is the system Of
politics to which this man belonged.
Tammany Hall is a parasitic community
that lives by sapping the life of the city
of New York But it is, indeed. a COM
munity-and has a morality of It's own.
Though this morality is deadly to the city
1t sustains 1.-THE organization"
And to be loyal to anything-even to an
expedition OF piracy-is to touch, upon
occasions, the heights and depths Of hui
man feeling
So 1t is not to be wondered at that
hearty man like Little Tim" should have
uttered, In dying, a supremely human
word.
The American has no lightest word to
take back of all that 1t has ever said
concerning this man and his political as
sociates
But here is a touch of human nature
that goes to the heart Of universal kim
ship.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04
In the South.

1.-THE prohibition agitation in Virginia is
now well under way and IL the question
of a statewide law Is submitted to the
vote of the people I would not be much
surprised to see the old commonwealth
go dry" said R. N. Hitchcock of Balti-
more.
1T spent two weeks in Virginia in
December and while nearly every man
whom 1 heard refer to prohibition was
opposed to 1t, there is a very considerable
anti-liquor sentiment in the small towns
and rural districts
1.-THE prohibition wave, generally speak
ing, is undoubtedly receding. ] met
friend here In Birmingham who keeps In
touch with Florida and he tells me that
Florida will reject statewide prohibition
next November by a decisive majority.
The vote will be on a constitutional
amendment.
Prohibition has proved farce in all
the cities where 1t has been tried for
any length of time. II Virginia should
vote for statutory prohibition 1t will be
about the last state to put itself in the
fanatical class. have never visited Tex
as, but I would be willing to make a
wager that the Lone Star state never
goes dry"