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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-24
Pictures His Opponent As Man
Who Helped COnCoCt the
Amendment Conspiracy
LAWRENCE LED HIM UP
TO A HIGH MOUNTAIN
And There Pictured to Him the Cow
ernorship and Other Things He
Would Give Hfm-Speal<s
Also at Hancevi11e
BY BURR BLACKBURN

Cullman, April 23-(Special,)- Before
two large audiences in Cullman county to-
day. Colonel Emmett o'Neal defined the
issues of the campaign so near its close,
and found a warm place in the hearts of
the people In this great county, which will
give him a majority of nearly 1000 At
Cullman the large opera house was prac-
tically filled, and at Hanceville tonight
the school auditorium was packed. Old
citizens declare that 1t was the largest
and most enthusiastic meeting ever known
there.
The audiences were made up almost ex-
clusively of country people, who gath
cred from all sections, and were especially
delighted. They stood around after the
meetings. repeating and laughing over
some of Colonel O'NeaPs jokes, and spec
ulating on how much larger majority they
would give him than was cast against the
amendment Some of them wanted to bet
that Cullman's majority for O'Neal would
be larger than Mr.. Mallory could get in
all the counties he carries but there was
no one to take them up.
Colonel O'Neal was at his best today
especially because his points were appre-
ciated and he fired broadcast one after
another into his opponents camp, pic
turing Mr. Mallory as 1.-The man who be-
trayed us in the past, who concocted this
conspiracy against the human rights of
the people of Alabama-as unwise as it
was unnecessary; as dangerous as indie
fensibIe"
Placing his trust in the cool. sound
Judgment of the people of the state. he
said that he was not appealing for votes
because he Is member of certain
church, or prominent member of a GER
tain secret order, and he pitied the man.
agement which would descend to such
cheap methods. 1.-The constitution re-
quires no religious test and the use of
fraternal order for political purposes is
considered a breach of loyalty. I feel
sure that Mr.. Mallory does not counten-
ance the extreme measures which his
campaigners are taking. and have been
expecting him to openly deny Them
The True Test
1.-THE true test he affirmed, was given
us bv Jefferson-Is he honest? Is he COM
petent? Will he support the constitution"
Mr. Mallory may fill the first two require
ments, but he had his opportunity and
failed to support the constitution. Then,
is he a man of sound judgment? VIII he
Weld his honest convictions under a de-
sire for public office?
s'If Mr. Mallory is elected who will
dominate his councils? The same hosts
Of indiscretion which led him into the
amendment dght-the present administra-
ton and the Anti-Saloon league. 1t
would mean the triumph of radicalism, of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-24

Stolen or Strayed-Black
mule and fat dray, Saturday
night, from v. w. Wood q Co.,
|24th street and I'd avenue.
Good reward for return.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-29
DAYS lQIN Il
STATE CAPITAL
VARIOUS JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
~ ATLANTA UNDER FIRE-A
BANKER FOR THE PEN.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 27.-The Atlanta
justice courts have been under fire
Tor one thing and another for sever
al years. Just now they are getting
it in the neck" good and strong. A
report has it that a committee will
shortly recommend to the Fulton
grand jury that the justice courts be
abolished. The plan is to substitute
municipal courts instead.
The idea of abolishing TIE Justice
courts is not new one For a good
lonS time the better class of lawyers
nave made fight on these courts
A good many of the attorneys have
refused absolutely to practice in
them, giving all their small business
to the city courts.
Tue fight on the justice court is the
outcome of alleged illegal practices
on the part of the justices and their
baliffs. 1t has teen claimed that the
officers of these courts are in league
with the money sharks" and when
man attempts to beat or for good
and sufficient reasons fails to pay
t1ese harpies of usury. the sharks.
backed by these court officers, swoop
down on their victims and they are
virtually jailed for debt. OF course.
the technical charge against the vic
tim is cheating and swindling, or
some similar charge, but the fact re
rains the same
TIE Legal Aid society, of Atlanta.
which was formed some months ago
to tefriend the victims of the
sharks, have been quietly at work
and it was lagrely due to their efforts
that toe grand jury has started its
present thorough and searching in
vesti9ation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-29
Banker COMING to Pen,

Atlanta, Ga, Oct 27-The officials
at the Atlanta penitentiary are wait.
ing to receive Milton A. Carlisle, for.
mer president of the Newberry Ma
tional bank, who has recently been
convicted in the United States district
court at Greenville, s. c., on five
counts of an indictment alleging mis-
application of the funds of the bank.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-29
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby notify the
public and all whom it may concern
that they are not in any way asso,
ciated or connected with the Glynn
Undertaking Co., doing business in
this city at the corner of f and Wolf
streets. and are not responsible for
any of their contracts in the past
o" future
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-29

We are now offering specially in Termination Shot
Guns formerly sold at SIS and $40 now offered at S25
and $40. Equipped with automatic ejector Full line
of Sporfsmens goods
We have full carload of Harrisons Town and Coun.
try paint which we are Sc ling at the old price of S75
per gallon.
w.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-29

j. NJ. PITTS.
H. J. OXFORD.
Brunswick, Ca, Oct q, 1910. IL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05

Sauie. AuS Mrs. sepim beilnfe6rte,
iab lie Die &naben nod, ols oieie
ii6 entfernten, ober ni9t nlebr &C.
niigenb, Inn Tie ioentifi5ieren 5u f01}-
men.
0ie rSeros Cotton Gluibers
aiiociatton" bot fir oieies Sobr
Gan Intonio oIs 9lob ibrer iabr-
li6en Serialnmlung, sic lonit immcr
IN @olpeiton itottfuttb, erlpd6lt. Die
lie &onpention tritt om /. SUM- gu
iomnlen uno bleibt bis gum A. in
Sibune.
Or. 8inbIep lit bon ieinen
Serien 5uriidgefebrt u,o bat feline
Braris in ieiner nellen Office, $50.
1888 uro $40 Moore @ebdl1oe, mie.
Ger oufaenommen.
8rei Mitglieoer oes 5dulrots
bon 9oerne, $. 9. Sing, GILBERT
<bler uto %. S. 8iGfe, iporen
bier in Son Mntonio, I'm bie file.
ltgen S6ulbauier gu beii6tigen, oa
III goerne binnen &ur5ent Elm neues
S6ul6ous nit 5 3immern mo Ell
nem @uoitorium erbaut pcr0en ioG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
MIIertei.

nngefabr $50 Heriouen Der.
fammelten iih Sreitag abeno in ben
pradtig eeidmiidten @dume1 bes
9egen'iden 9auies, Inn an ser
6eier Der goloenen @od5eit teil5u-
nebmen. Inter Den @aiter befano
ii6 audi elmer bon benen Die ieiner-
5eit BET Der &od5eit oes iungen 8aa-
reg geueien marem, Serr @m. @id-
ter. @s tparen ferner brei Baare
anmeieno, Die ale orei ldon oie
goloene &of5eit gefeiert bottell,
ndmlib Die ebepaare Seuiinger,
Saenel unb 5raih. Gin SeitipieI,
meIdes Die ein5ige sdpeiter oes
Germ 9egen, Srm Suitina Meper
in @annbeim, geihift batte, murbe
bon ben gnfelfinoern oes Sabelpaa-
reg our @uffibrune eebra6t. @egerl
8 llbr ging es 5n Gid, Die Glide
tparen i'm Sofe aufeelteat 3eoen
purben aebolten bon ben Serren
NaDor gaaagban, @ur5bnd. &oeb-
Ter, 6. q. @oetb unb anberet. 5pd-
ter nuroe nod getan5t uno geiun-
gen unb erit nod Mitternad)t trenn-
tie iib Die frobIihe @eieai6ait.
Ser 9eri6t unieres Boitmei.
tiers fir Sebruar 5eiet Die glnnaI,
men Der Boitoffice aIs 23,230.S6,
tpobon $2tS25.6 ga auf Sen Ser.
fouf bon 8riefmarfen folnen. SSm
Sebruor 1909 beliefen ii6 oieie Ser.
fdufe ouf $18,420.5t. Die @erfaule
i'm Sanuar 1910 beliefen ii6 n1f
500, 1854, boh batte oieier Mn-
not olf 3 Gage mebr. ais Der
Sebrunr.
= Sn Dem Safe oes Staates &C.
gen S. 8. 8errp, alias 8bemomena!
2afapette, nobel es iif Inn @ioer-
rnfutg zines Gertififats oes Stotc
Mebicol Boards b%anoelte, bro6ter
Die @ei6porenen i'm As. 9riItriftge,
ridt elm llrteil fir ben &ldger elm.
Die Mbnofoten bes Mnaeflagten TO-
men UNI inen neuen 8ro5eB elm
uno iperoen, io1te bieier beriuetgert
meroen, appeaieren.
9rei 4naben, ani6eineno BON
~ Bis 10 Sabren, broden in oos
Sous bon s. q. Sebin, $50 @eit
@lmiro StroBe, elm uno {tablen $40
in Gelb, S9mudia6en gum @erte
BON 500 uno anoeres. Gun. 3eit bes
@inbruds befano ith @iemono i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05

SSllngen beran unter feiner 3ud.t.
nno Die Weaoel blieben altd feline
Sreibbauspflon5en; bei 6en Sont.
merl6labten batten fie mit3ufGm.
pfen uno biloeten elm Qmosonet-
forps, Dos ii6 5u mebren nuBte.
Mls einmol elm nelter Shulinlpef=
tor Ole @oroe Siirbringers priifte
ulto gon5 5ufrieoen mar NIT Dem,
tpas er borte, erltaunte er, ols Ser
ao1tor linn iaete: v@er5eibea Der
Serr S6ulinipeftor, oos mar erit
Der @eiit; nun mo9te ib Sbnen
nit Sbrer g%rlarbnis einmal 5eige1t,
bob Die Sungen bon @otternegg audi
&raft baben uno S6lGue uno oie
NOTICE @epieiefeit. Sd modte ST,
men nit Sbrer grloubnis einmoI
5ur 9arftellune brtngen, mic es BEL
Dem lobenonnten Magbefrieg i'm
2onoe 8obmen 5ugegangen lein mag.
9abei treten au6 unlre Waoel in
gelunbe Mftion nno fonl1en Dem
@errn S6ulinipeftor bemeiie,, oaB
lie meber an Wusfeli6munb nod
an l1eberbiirbung BEG @ebirns labo-
rieren -" SSn bo6iter @erpunoee
r1ng e~ntgeeenete Der p%rifenoc gd-
bogoge, 10 neugierie lei er i"in 2eb=
tag nod nidt eetpeien; Der SEER
4ontor moge MIR l%oslegen. Oa 5oe
oettll oIes binars ins Sreie, nno
Die pereinigte aloiie idieo ii6 in
5mei feinolihe Barteien. @rete
&eidfe begann baaumal gerooe,
menn olt6 nod mongelbait, lire
Sdultdtiefeit, nnb Oh Tie aub eben
erit feds Sobr %eetporoen mar, botte
man lie in Mnbetro6t ibrer abItam-
mung bon Sen 8uremiiaern ood 5ltr
&0nigin @loita gefiirt. Sic ge-
Iommte iunee @eiblihfeit belt no.
tiirli1 treu gu ibrer 4onigin llno
berIdor5te fid binter Der Wlaito.
burg: es tpar oies elm funitreider
9erg bon Sobelip6nen u11o Sage,
mebl, nno oben tpebte als @onner
Der iunafrduliden Siritin ein Sos
6en @retes, bas man BON Ser
Srodenleine geraubt batte. Sn5m,r
iden formierte iih Die Manneridlar;
Ser @obn oes Nebierforiters alls
Dem 9orperf 5%oreenfrei, Gugnit
Sonnoi6, elm biibi6er Slahsfopf,
oos NOR Ser Shirt 8r5ilnisIatr,
unb I'M ii6 batte er feline coelitet
8looifen, lolter ltromme gengels.
5lpor barf1tB Die meiiten nito eini0e
nit eingeiettem S%oienboOen NIB
Sliden ouf Sen Saden, ober ale
pon ooligen Wnts nno erfiillt init
ritterli6em S%otenbnrit. 9ieIe iltn0en
golen berIieBen MIN lire l6isenoe
SteGl1ng binter Dem 4ompoitbaufen
Dor Dem Squire oes Wa6ttuadters
am 9orfenoe uno ridten Der @la.
Itabnre enteesen = nit 8orlidt NO.
tiirlid llno iprunemeiie, Dem er.
item Musfon Ser tapferen MGgSe
tpei1enb, bann aber nit Sano gum
5turme porgebeno uno Der 3onigin
cine entieblihe Shlodt liefernb. Gs
frodten oie bolaernen Sdmerter on,
einonoer, llno beriiber uito biniiber
idmanfte Ser 9ieg, l,nb Siibltcr unb
@GnIe f(otterten oiifeeregt bon BON.
men, ulo oid bie Sunoe miiften
iid III oen mGnnermorbenoen Streit
uno flGfften unb ia,lten; un6 mott
dies Ghiir5enbanb riB uno maadlc
Nabt platte i'm 3meifampf.
(Sorticbnnn ioInt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
@ie quite @adridten fidl uerbrsiten,

SD bin 70 Sabre alt unb relic
piel", i6reibt 9. S. Solipn aus
gli~fabetbtomn, Gp. uueberaa EN-.
pfeble id electric 8itters, Tell if
linn meme @eiunbbeit nnb 2ebens.
fraft peroonfe." 8erfe6It ME ben
Woger at15ureaen, Rieren unb Ser
oauune 5li reseln, Die 2eber gu itimu.
lieren, Die Nerben 81 itarfen ltno
oas 9Iut gu r%einiaen. 8erir6t es.
geur SOC. @arontiert BON a1en Drug.
giIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
Der @eridt Der @rukaeidmpremen.

Der geridt Der Grokseidmprenem.
Die @roBgei6orenen oes 81. Gi-
itrlftgeri6ts bra6ten ibrer S6lnB=
beri6t Elm, in mel6em tie iib iibcr
folgenoe Bunfte ausipro6en: Sic
%erflarten, bob iie 5u elmer 3eit 5u-
iammengetreten, NO bos Bu6lifunl
it6 in Iufregung iiber cine be-
bauptete 3unabme bon 8erbreden
befano. Die @roBgeihtporenen iino,
nod eriinolider l1nteriudultg, 5u
Der ne%ber5eusung gefomnlelt, ooB
oiele geri6te fart ibertrieben urb
Die 3eitungen, a~lIeroings in oem
bere6tigten @ifer, Dem 9ublifltm al
lie Nadri6ten gu b%ringen, ood in
pielen Saaen bon l1n5uberldiiigen
Berionen IRE g%eleitet muroen. 8iele
Der 8eri9te iiber9ta1bereien erpielea
iih, BET Der l1nteriu6ullg. ols
erfunoen uno poaig %srunolos. I'm
iere Boli5ei babe iid lit ieoer SiniiGt
als p0llis 5uoerldiitg bepielen uno
tonne Ben @ersleid nit ireeao elmer
anoeren Boli5ei in irgeno elmer
Staot Der Ser. Staaten allsDalten.
9agegen fanoen Ole @roBgeIdmo-
renen, oaB Die Srieoensbeaulte oes
gountp gu piele Deputies aniteGen,
Die oonn Die 8ere9tieung boben,
8iitolen gu traeen. Die 3apI iiber-
iteige oieieniee, Die oos @eIes be-
ipiliet. SoIte in irgeno eil1em
Sale, cine erobere @n5abl notipei,~
big fem, 10 foltne biele onf Nntros
pom Gountpri6ter propiloriid onge-
felt iperben. 0ie @robaeIdmo-
renem empfeblen, oaB oae aommi,
iionen BON Deputies, Die Die Jeiet(i-
DIE 3abl iiberidreiten, 5uriideeaogeu
iueroen.
Serner MADDEN iie ouf Die griIten5
%iogenannter ugod pits, glase, nv
Sabnenfampfe abgebalten peroen.
aufmerfiam, melde eegen bos @eles
oeritoben uno empfebIen, oaB ser
Gountpanmalt ii1 geniieenoe Snfor-
nation beri6afft uno gegen Die So
fale borgebt. Mud segen oos Ser.
umtreiben bon Mi11oeriabriaen III
9iGiaro- unb 8ool5immern lollle
energii6er porgegangen neroen.
9ie @roBsei6morelten batten feline
3eit, Die Sil1an5en bes Golintps gu
utteriu6en uno empfeblen Die gr-
nennllng zines &onites bon 3 I'M
Die Bidder au unteriuden, ipie bos
@eies es boridreibt. Die ltnterilt-
dung puroe baourh erid)mert, oaB
in peridieoenen Sfficen onocre Me-
tbooen BON 8udfIbru1g benubt MUIR
Den uno baltel1 Die @roBgeiImore-
men es fir paiieno, Dob Der Nuoitor
Elm einbeitlides Spltem poridreibt.
9as bieiige gountpgefang1is lit
Den iesigen @r1ipriiden nad gu flein
uno es iollte elm neles geballt ner-
ben, 10 6alo Die Sinan5en cs erIoll-
ben, oamit es ni6t notig i'll, &1lo-
ben, Die ben erlten Sebltritt begin.
gen, nit barteeiottenen gerbredern
5uiarnmen gu iperren.
slud Die @rmenfarm, obelei9 mi.
iterglltig gefiibrt, ermeift iid mis-
gu flein uno iie empfeblen Die Ser
legung oerielben mad bent bereits
gefauften groBeren Blase 10 bofe
lpie irgen6 tunIi1. 3usleid empfefl-
len iie cine @ebaltserbobllne fin oeil
&o6, Die Watrone uno Die @diberilt.
Die @roBgeihnorenen braGten 81
@nflagen tDegen 8erbre6en uno IA
lpegen 8ergeben elm. an lesteu Gage
pur6en nod gnflaeen erboben geeen
Sanes W. Burner, Shpinoel iibcr
SIS unb unter $50, 8 @nflogen; S.
S. Woffett, Galidung, 2 Ailflasen;
s. 6. Sorsent, Salidung, 2 9lnfla-
gen; &idaro WueBle, Galihune, 81
Inflagen; @uperto iamos, 9ieG.
itabl bon Maultieren.
1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
Sin fmrdtbarer Nnsbrmdl

zines 8ulfans erreet rl,r flrses SSll-
uno ebenio fur5 miro STR Slt.
terelie an Dem Sautousi6(og ieiti,
penn Sic gudlens 4rnifa,5oIbe ge.
brauden. 9os bette Mtittel eegen
8ranb- nno S6nittpltnoen, Quetlh-
ungen, iprooe 2ippen iproos Sdnoe,
Samorrboioen, Sroitbeulen nip. 25c
BET alen 9ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iber 80 Sabren bon Milio-
men bon Miittern beim Sabnen If
rer &imber nit pSlisem Grfplg ge.
brai16t poroen. gs berubigt oas
Sinh, erpeidt oas 3abnfleiid, lin
bert ale Sbmer5en, furiert 8inb'
golie uno lit Die bette 4ranei eeeen
Diarrboe. Bon allen Druggilten
IN ieoem Sell Der @elt nerfauft.
Seib fiber un6 perlanet nWsrs.
@inslops Soothing Sprup" uno
nebmt ni6ts Mnberes. 25 Gts. Sic
Slai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
Der befonnte 9unoesrie

Ser befonnte 9unoesridter
2anbis in gbicogo bot Die @unoes-
@~ranoiurp oneenieien eille Inter
ser @eidaftsmetbooen Der
Sleo- Margartne-2eute -bor5unebuen
uno feit5uiteaen, Oh Tie nidt Die
Gepenue-@ eiese pcrlettet.
@s baben ndmlif mebrere BON III
men it6 iduloig befannt, Dies &C.
tan 81 BADEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05
S[ns Sefeuo in Montouo mir

gus Selena in @pntana miro
gemeloet, Der befannte SGauipie-
fer 2oltis Sames babe eineu S6lae,
onfoG befommen, tpabreno er ii6
fir Die 8oritenune anfleibete. 81
erbolte ii1 ipater nieoer ltnb puroe
Damn nod Dem Sotel gebra6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05

Sames @ufGeb, SOP Gft@@o.
con StraBe, idoB ii6, bel Der Inter.
lnfuttg elmer Biitole, aufaaig in ben
Mnno. Ser 8erpinoete tpitroe nod
Dem Santa @oia Sospitul gcbradt.
Seine 8unoe lit i6mer5li6, ober
ni6t peiter gefabrlid.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-10
TECHS GREAT YEAR.

say the successful the his
tory Georgia of Technology is that long
industrial advancement OF Georgia
and the and they logically
related Georgia Tech has done for the last nine
months the best work of its whole record and will count EN-
phaticaly in the upbuilding of this state and section
Thryeght graduates of the Tech will diplomas this
evening They represent hirtyeight trained minds thirty
skilled of hands added the great labor OF developing
and of making life within her borders more
enjoyable They will the fields of electrical mechanical
textile civil four that embrace every
phase possibilities They will buih bridges con-
adueduc the establishment of mills and make
such enterprises scientific and therefore substantial
trained power and that the Tech
giving the south since its establishment
1t has larger higher degree OF talent This IN
enrolled during the current school eight hun
students In its night school alone hundred and ~
boys from Atlanta have improved their opportun
ties efficient productive citizens than
bud become without the night school, They have
been given this education practically free
therefore, particularly indebted to the Georgia
Tech and to its broad ideals of service
The for Georgia wake to its duty toward
Techs appropriation from the state
maintain its running from season to
season funds will have to turn
applicants of instruction If this
day comes will be day of misfortune well of shame
of Georgia Regardless of the and just
being made the legislature at its approaching SEES
will it be hoped provide reasonable appropra
ton for the Georgia Tech
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-10
TOM MURPHY, POSTMASTER.

that Thomas Murphy has been appoint
of the peasanst of
come Georga's for There be
think that President Taft has muffed and fumbed in
appointments but everybody must admit that in the
case of Tom Murphy he has hit a three Dagger.
any this state who knows people by
than Murphy does he ought to enter the coming
primary Nor there folks who known
many others this new postmaserknown jolly
friend He not old in yet he has been
such integral Georgia newspaperdom that he
fixtures He have been along when the first printing
press up-that is the way it seems.
And if Tom Murphy makes half good postmaster he
there will be shattered records the
postal service
first when the president laid Murphy
he him. He that he could tell good story and write
that he reliable well original that he
well good fellow. And when the president
took Murphy along That trip must have
cnched newspaper chances for the Augusta poofce
long string of applicants for this job Repubi
cans true gray after it, while Tom Murphy had
never gories of the Grand Old Party Nor did
change whit when his friends began seeking the
appointment for him. The truth he named for the place
his merits and he going to hold it on his merits He will
of the best posmaer Augusta has had and the
most popular of them all.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-10
ROOSEVELT DRAWS A DISTINCTION.

the London Times Colonel Roosevelt has vigor
against the substitution the word sentiment
sentimentaly the of his Guild hall
speech speech in which he told the English how they should
Egypt In deporng the of tmd tepd policies the
colonel Senmentaliy the broken reed which
Righteousness lean He insists being quoted literally
He sentmenay he but he has faith in the
who is deeply moved by sentiment
thoroughly logical and practical distinction There
the difference between sentiment and ntmenay that
there Roes Numbering novels and Brown
ing's Baconya difference of temperament and
P Roe and Browning both wrote about people
the guh and the other poetry
The sentmentaist mouths landscape sunset
though plate of candy One with sentiment
feeling landscape goes considerably
having upon Oliver Cromwell has been
cused But his whole life dominated by
1t oppoune that Colonel Roosevelt should have insisted
upon the time. For evidently
emerging period of senmentaism in politics and
That fact accounts in for the prevail
1t is well TO understand that though
there remains and will always remain the
truth and the force of sentiment.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-10

her share and has injured her health bI
continuous outdoor as well as indoor toll
but he has simply given it up as a bad
job and quit
It appears to be a bad case Of laziness
But what can you do with a lazy man
anyhow? You can't send him to jail OF
the Changing, and If there is no Law
to punish his laziness he has, got thu
dead wood on you," sure enough.
He don't care how much contempt yot
show him Perhaps he is too lazy II
care for your contempt. You would bt
unwise to attempt to thrash his worthless
self, because he would soon begin suit
at law, and then he would make mone1
easy for there are enough lazy jurors II
the land to give him, the verdict.
There is but one thing that seems tt
be left to the injured wife and mother
namely, go somewhere else and worl
for somebody that won't eat, and chew
and drink up her wages, as this man
doing.
She doesn't say so, but 1 am satisfied
he is a tobacco worm. L warrant hi
can lean against the fence or squat OF
the grass and chew tobacco like a goat
But this is a serious question, and
wish somebody would tell the Country
Home Column Of a specific to cure 9
downright, plain case OF laziness.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-10
O, HENRY. A SoUTHERNER.

Not until his death Saturday it generally known that
O. Henry delightful stories kept the nation laughing for
nearly decade southern by birth and rearing lie
Greensboro N c. foyhree William Sid
ny Porter being his real He spent most of his bhood IN
Texas New Orleans that he began writing for maya
those nimabe tales which earned him place among real
American humoriSs
The south has hitherto been known in literature for It's poets
Henry for humoristand doing SO ne
has done much
books which Henry loved first and longest
read often-'The Arabian Nights and Burtons
of Melancholy This whimsical combination, yet
furnishes his whimsical genius Many ofhls most
charming are their plots and situations only
ums of New York the present century Human
remains pretty much the through all the hurng
calendars.
collection of learning and quaint phloso
ply called he Anatomy of Melancholy written three hundred
by hundreds OF writers seeking
for this overwten Henry happened upon as
boy accidentally doubt and coored his whole humorous
outlook
Indeed this very capacity to and to feel the human
and color OF ouheway things and people that gives
distinction his work There tramp or bggar so com
monpae be unnteresng him 81 have never met any
one he once remarked bu that could learn something from
him. He had experience that haven't had He sees
the world through eyes of his own.
will be remembered of the fixtures In our
lerature led his generation into fresh paths OF
laughter and glimpse into the manysded humanity
of his day.