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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
9ie bemofratildlen Mitgfieoer be

Z. 9ie bennofratiidlen Mitgfieoer bes
Staats ienats BON Snoiana baben eine
8erlamnll1ng abgebalten nn6 beidloi-
len, 6as Dor Sen @ablen abgegebene
Gerlpreden, oas @ountp-O ption-@e
leb auf5ubeben, 5u erfiinen. Die Ser
rem ldeinen eS nit ibren @orten ebr=
lih 511 meinen, en6li6 einn1al Elm er-
freulides 3ei6en in unierm politi-
fden 2eben. @enn Tie Bel ibrem Bor-
Buben bebnrren, miro SS116iana ni6t 10
Ieibt mie6er in republifanii6e &anoe
fauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

eeine 3nitimm1tng fat Is. 81. 6carit
oo5l1 gegeben, oaB lt6 ser 0emofrati-
lde @onDerneur @armon bon Sn6in=
ma Inn sic nGdite BrdlioentidaftS=
fonoiootur bemirbt. Sebt lit mobl
feline 6rage mebr, 6aB @err &armon
nominirt un0 .erndblt mer6en miro,
namentlid men11 a16 8rpan feline 3u-
itimm11ng nod ba5u gibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
3u perfanfe,1.

Cine 10 Bferoefruft @alolin=Ma-
ldine in perfeftem Stan6e binig gu
faufen, mern iofort genommen.
5preht Dor BEL Spbn S. 2etie11,
1bo ct. @lom, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

@liidlid) 11nter 9od ,tnb sad bat
ser nel,e 5taat Merico feline &erfai=
luna qebra6t. Seine lei9te Mrbeit,
semi Sic $4,000 aus Sem ipantiben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
Giner Der 9robgsIhporenen,

Giner ber GrobgsIhnorenen,
Der bic 9ertpaltung Der 5tabt G6ieaso
unteriu6t bat, ipridt fid oabir aug,
bab bic Stabt Gbicdgo in ben leBtsn
Stpei oabren bon Gontrattoren uno
9eumten I'm ni6t tpsutger dls 80
MiIIionen Dollars beItoblen tporoen
lit. Deutlih lei iiberaQ gu erishsn,
bdb bic 8eantten, anftdtt bas Gigeas
thum Der 9iirgsr gu bitten, 0isjenig:n
unteritiiBten, 1peIhe Die 0ffentIi6e
&aFfs berdubten. Der 9etrug beitano
oarin, odb man Der Stdot breifahe
prsiIe anrehnste. Wenn aontrattos
rem beim gau bon 0ffentlihen gDers
ten 2sbm uusiddfteten, rei6ten lie
cine Rednuug fir Gntfernung BON 8e-
itein Elm, mas breimaI fopieI toitete.
SeIbitperItdnoIih lporen 8samte Brit
tpiiIer Der Shurtereien. sSn bieIem
mdnoeInoen 8eflbI Der Rehtlihteit
unb bes peranttportlihen Sinns IieJt
bas groBe usbel Der itGDtifden Der
ipaItlSng in bieiem 2unoe. 9as lit
aber Ieoieli6 cine sSolgs beg Ieioigeu
llulitdnbes, bdb umsritaniide Stdbte
niht QIs oeibdftIihs, ioroern oIs
polittite Srganiiattoneu betrdtte.
tperben. Sn ben bohsn uno psront.
pprtIiben Steuungsn 1T Rismanb ie:z
mes Qmtes iitar. Spbalo Elm pdrteiz
nedIeI eintritt, fperben Die tpihtigitsn
9eamten entIaifen. 0as fiihrt ne in
bic 8eriuhuno, 6eu gu MAIDEN, 70
lanQe bic Soune iheint, D. b. Jules 3u
nebmeu, mas 8u betommen it, 90
Lurqe Die parteipolitit in Der Itdbti-
iden 8ertpaItung porberrf6t, miro
nirqeubs 9utes gu erspdrten iein. Die
guraer muiIsn oarauf beftsbsn, ouB
uue ftGbtii6en 9somteu threr St.I@
lunqsn oerii6ert bIeiben. 70 longe Fie
ibre 9flitt unp Sdulpigteit thun.
gu empfebIen pGrs ss aut, ben Ser
min Der girssrmeiitsr auf mtnotitsns
flint Sabre dn3uieben. bamit oieIe
ni6t ibrer Sbdtiststt eHtriitt perosu,
nahbem lie taum angefongen hdber,
einen ginbLit in bas 8erDultungsges
triebe Al erlangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
Gin id,perer Sdlas sesen Die
glrbciter=llniDnen.

Nym Ser. Ct. Gircuitgeritt gu
5artforb, Conn, ift ioeben Elm pro5eb
gum 4bialub geIanst, Der bic arbeIt.r
in ben Der. staaten 5piHgt, in ensrs
glider DeiIe fir bic SiEriteIlung
ibrer Gehte sin3utretsu. Der 5un,
um ben es iia baHoeIt, mar Der be-
fannie 9ro3eB. ben bic 9utmd6er'
sSirma 3. g. 2Dpe e 60. in DAM
burn nseen gopcottiruHg ibrsr Daas
rem eeeen bic 5utmater Union an8ez
itrengt fat. Die Surp ieste ben
Sdaben, ipel6en Die SSirma ourh ben
8oncott erlitten bat, auf $4,000 an
uno ba bas 9eIes cine Strafe gu brsia
Fdher 50be bes Oerurid6ten Stds
oeng perfiiet, 10 erflOB Elm llrtheil i'm
9etraqe pom 1920, 900 geeen bic 5uts
NADER Union ioliDariid uno gegen bic
einselnen Utiteliebsr Der Union.
Genn es fih bios nm cine llnters
briidung beg 8opeott 8erfabrens
bqnbelts, 10 mare bos bonn Stanbz
punt Der Irbeiter nod gu srtrdgen,
bern Der 8oncptt III cine Waffe bpn
fraaIi6em Drrbe unb aud moralifh
nift einpanbsfrsi. Was ben JaQ 10
kbsutli6 mo6t, III bic 5batIa6e, baB
bic Gntf6sibun9 auf Grunb bes
Sberman'i9en Unit Sruit GeIesss
erfloFen iit. WenH biefes uuf Die 4rs
better lnionen, fpie bds 9eriht in
fstner GntTheibung oarlegt. QnDen@
bunq bat, 10 tounten bic arbetters
unionen niht ipeiter beIfeben, beun als
banu piirben au6 Stretts gegen bus
@eIeb perftoben unb bic elei6eu Sol
oen nob ii6 5ieben, tpie Elm gopcott.
Das @eies bebrobt Oejsnigen, bic
purh 8ereinbarung bic aonturrens
unteroriiten, Die allgenteine 4nIiht
fpar, pab bic 4rbeitstrdft ni6t untsr
ben gegrifF BON Sonoelspaare fdflt.
oemnah nidt ben Strafbsitimmungsn
oes Qnti 3ruit 9tieBes unterliege.
Dd aber bas @erifpt - feltiamsr
Weife anberer 4nfidt 1T, 10 mub
bas @efes geGnoert fDeroen, um gum
a[lerminbefteH bas Streitredt iider 3il
itelfen. 4uf bieies tann Der 4rbeiter
niht per3ihten, benn ss III Die ein3iss
Waffe. bic ibm au Gebote itebt. Mensl
bos Gefee bem 4rbeiter nidt erlaubt.
iid ssgen unssredte arbeitsbebinaan.
gen gu tpebren. 70 IL IS nur cine Jrdge
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

entseben, bab bic boben greiie auf
nutiirliohen urfd6en beruben unD oem
8ublitum nidt mebr absenommsn
tpirn, aIs nptbpenbig fet, um einen anz
gemeFenen g3rpfit gu ersielen. Der
Jleii6 5ruit lit am trdftigIteu in
ieinen angrtffsu ouf bic agitatoren.
Die 9emasosis beftebt bdrin, baB bic
3eitunssn auf 5bdtfa9en binDeiIen,
tpel6e bic prststretbsr blositsnen.
Sn bemieIben 9lugenblid, oa Der
5leif6 5ruit bebauptet, bab feline
8aare bur6 9isbmaneel pertbeuert
tperbe unb bab bie bpben 8iebpreiie
notbpenDiesr DsiI Ie gu boben 5IeiIh-
preiien fiibren mubten, lsien mir in
Der rpemaaosii6sn qreFe", bub grobe
MergeH 8ieb unb allsr 2trten
5Ieiib auber 2anoss seihidt pers
ben. 0as tunn bod nidt boben
greifsn su3ufdreiben iein, benn olss
bann bliebe bds 8ieb i'm 2anoe. DEF
Grport erfolgt, nm cine tiinItIihe
9bsueruns hsroor3uruFen. llnb 70
trsiben es ale sruits. sic bulten ss
offenbar fir Elm 9erbrehen, Dem gu=
blitum Die Waaren 81 einem reelIsn
9rsiIe gu liefern. lin folder Siinoe
ii9 nibt faulbig 81 MAIDEN, pertaufen
lie ibre Waare unter bem Goitenpreis
ndh bem 2luslunoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

Die neue preuBiIAe WabIredtss
@orIage ols eine WobIreform dussuz
gebsn, lit bod nihts dnberes aIs Der
reiuits 6obn. Oas dlIgemeine Stimm.
re6t 1ptro ut6t Qetpdhrt, Ionbern bds
9rettlafen Spitem tpiro betbebdlten.
gbenio nirb bas gebeime Stimmredt
uiht betpilist. 9oB 2eutnants unb
ssdbnrihe elmer bobsrsu StsusrtldfIe
singereiht tperoen. bartu i6etnt man
stne ReForm gu erbliden. 4mii Idnt II
bic gegriinbung, tpesDegsn oas se-
heime Sttmmre6t, bQs nit beionbersr
@ntf9iebenbett qeforbert tporben III,
riht betpiQigt tpirb. Die 0ffeutlihe
4bftimuuna iei notbpenbig. wum bas
@efiibl oer Observation-Disclosures uno bas
eSntereTe 3u ItGrten~. Weiter fam
man tpobI ben Spott nidot trsiben. Die
msiffeu &letnbiirqer balten ii1 ben
@ahlen fern, neil fie, obns iih tpirtbz
fhdftliher S6dbigung ober ben Gbiz
fdnen Des 5errn 2dnordt6s aus3us
IeBeu, nidt nuh tRrer freten lleber@
7euqung fttn1msn tonnen. eS5n unierem
Suosn mar Dor benz ariegs bic Dfs
fentlihe @bftimmung 8rauh, Inn gu
perbtnberu, baB sSsmdno feline Stimme
4nti Stlaperet 4dnpibaten odb,
mas auh bic qsfpiinf6te Wirtung
bate. Benn ein aIeinbiirger in greue
ben ni6t itirmt, tpie ieine 9unbsn
obsr bic 8eamten ss mini den, fiub:t
er balb, bab er um fsin 8rot ges
bradt iit. Der Reeierung 1T bas
pollauf betannt uub iie entbl0oet iih
nihi, oas unrett, oas fie begeht,
als Elm 9erbienit hin3uftellen. gs 1T
taum oeutbar, bab bieies sIenoe
Mahtpert 9efesestraft erlaugen rDiro.
Gs lit ieDeufuus osrniinftiqer, es Su
perfperfen uno psiter 8u agitireu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
8onbit WufpIino ma 81

8anbit WufoIino nab IA
finnta. Der beriihmte itn!ienif6k
8dnbit WuIolinc. Der Dor stnigsn
Sabren Siibitnlisu bur6 feline Woro1
tboien unb ginbriihe in Shreden
periebie unb erft mad LANCER Wabe
Fsfisenomm purne, in jesi i'm Ots
f6nsuib Don porie aongono tpatnfin.
Mig s.tporben. Eeit feds Jobreu
berbrahis MuioIinn feline 1ase in eL
ner nisorissn. ens.n 3elle. gs mar
ibm fosar oerboien. NIT ii6 5u fprts
den ober su iineen. unb er besnm aud
feline Wahter niemols ~ G<iint. Wus
folino ipirb mad bem Jrrtnoinl bon
Mlonislupo gtbrahs perben.
alter f9lst Dor abors
beit niht. Jn Gsli0ssiIDosp in
iinenrn lsbts Der 75idbise Bauer Gus.
mies Ibon ieit % JnHrsn NIT Der Co.
i1hrieen Gina Helneib frisolih in eis
nem ssmeininmen 6ausbdlt. Riir5lih
mon.e bas pnnr be gesonnifnof. bss
SOidbrigen 20bislous 9crpatt. Der
nun nit Der Remetb ein intimes Ger.
bGltnib antniipfts. Mis Ousmies hss
bemer.ts, taufie e. eiHeu Nepoiper uns
jf,cb ouf Ieinen Hebsnbubier. Die
Ren,stb miiGts iih in bsn 4ompf. Der
fhIiebIih bamit enbets, bob ale brsi
psrIiebten grsiien 2eute inner peripun.
bet ouf nem plase blieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

Der grdiibent Bat fi6 bon
eem aorporattons RomniTQr Ser
bert Snor cine tur3e NbbarpIun1
Ther 8orienoeIddfte unfertiqen IaiTen.
DtsIe ttdHtfBirt Die peri6iebenen gorz
iennethoeen. 9iretter qHtduf Der
g8daren; antauf auf ipGtsre 2ieferuug
nit Der 4bficht, Die Waare All Iiefsrn
nnb 9Drfen QbIhliiiTe, UNI Riiito osz
gen RiTito aussHgIei6en, rbeoging"
qenannt, tperoen fir eintpdnosFrei err
tldrt. Qls elm GROCER 8emeinI4Qber
fperoen DteieHisen bssei6net, lpel6e
bic gDrie aIs SpieIb0ue benuben.
aDnnte man biefe ausmer3en, 10 mir
be Diel BON Der ungsIunoen SpetuId-
ttoH, lpelhe bic greiIe in bic 60be
treibt unb 10 piel YerIonsn ruinirt,
idptnben. Serr anor tpeib uber nidt,
tpie bds geI6eRu tonnte. Gr fiir6tet,
eaB bierourh Der g8ei3sn nit bem
untraut ausgeriTen 1perpen tonnte.
60 o0Ii9 rathlos IolIts Der 6err aOmz
miffar fid bob uidt auiteQsn. IS eibt
bod nod Weittel, nm Der tpiIDeiten
SpemIation sntgegen5u1pirten. Gins
berielbeH rpdre. fir ole Sdufc,
Die Ipetulatiper 4rt iinp, einen
Margin bon 20 9ro3ent gu forbern,
iuie oas Die Rep Dorter g0rIsuz
FommiHioH empfpblen bat. 9ieIs
8orfhrtft tounte Der 9uno nit ieiner
SteuerqetDalt er3lptngen, iuoem sr cine
pro6bitipe Steuer auf ole Mtureins
inter 3tpdn3ig Bro3ent Isgt unb aqes,
mas oariiber gebt, unbei iteuert ldbt.
Die Sroter nuiBteu gsnuu Bud fibs
rem. Inn feit3uIteQen, gu lpeI9em War.
gin &ttien uno @aareu getauft pors
ren finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
Gt. 8allen, 20. San. 1910.

Benige gage Dor Wsibnuhtsn bes
persanesnsn Sabrss fpurbe in Der lus
Sernii9en 9emstube 6elibiibl i'm amt
Gurfee sin 9erbreheH begaHgsn, iDie
es an @ralfamteit unb Raffinirthett
bis1er in Der Shpsi3 gliidli6eripeiie
beifpiellos baiteht. Der 2dnbrpirtb
uno 8iebbdnbier 8iiang uuf Dem 5oie
Subfhiir, ebeTdo feline 5rdu uuo 8pei
feiner GHehte fplirben am Worgeu bes
q. DECEMBER IN ibrem Blute lieseno
toDt aufssfunDen. aerStlifs uuo &c.
rihtlids Dbbuition IiellisH feft, baB
olIe Dieis perfonen burd RepolDers
IhaHe nisoerseitrsdt unb bunn nod
erf6Iaaen morbeu iparen. auh 3eiste
es iih iofort. bab Der ober bic Morbsr
Dor ibrem Weogaas bonn 5dauplnbf
bes gpauenpollen Derbredens nod
5aus unb Gheune in Granb geiisdi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

Die 5ruftorgane lafsH fid
iebt iiber bic gbeuerung perne6men.
Wie iis IS bdritelen, bate bas 9ublis
fum BON Der oGesmsinsn preisiteigs-
rung gar tstne aenntniB genommsH,
iDtnn es nift pon Der bemasogifhsn
5agesprsifs aufgsipieselt 1poroen tpdrs.
benn MIR In folder Weiie lafIe Iib
bas unfinnige Gerebe iiber 3u bo6e
greife erflGren. Wer irgenbpel9sn
Rahbentsns fabis iei. benz t0nne niht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

y ~ > ~ o.
ten, baB eine gan3e an5abI Serauss
geber bon periobtihen 3sitichrtften iid
berett ertIdren, boberes 9orto gu Sa5.
len, 1penn oas notbpenbig 1T, um bic
Soitsn oes transports anndberno 81
oeden. Die Regteruns perIisrt idbrs
liz 81 milIionen Dollars bdourh, bdB
fie 3eitIhriften unb 3ettilnssn gu eis
mem Gent oas Bfuno bef0rDert, nGbs
reno Die SelbittoTtsn fi6 burhihntt..
lid auf neun Gents bas 9Funo beIuus
zen. Sn Solge oeFen perIdngsn Der
PrGfioent uno Der General Yoit.
metiter, bas BOrto fir 3ettT9riften,
bic beionoers toitfpieIig iih srtpeHen,
neil iie Iber fold tpette Streten be-
f0reert perben, 5u erbOben. gs Tou:e
has 9eIheben, glethbieI, OBJ bic 6eruu3-
aeber Der 3eitTdriftsn bamit sinper-
ftanben fino, uber nidt. Die Reoicz
rung bat tein Reht, nit bsm @elbe
oes 8oIfes pripdte llnternebmunoen
81 unteritiiBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
(crisinai ssrrtpsnnns sa .eiEt. sSissssir)
2lus Der Sdmei;.

gierfah.r Raltbmorb uno 8rduoftifs
tunq in Sellbiibl. - gi. sobess
ftrofe in ber SdDtis. - 8unoesss.
feb iiber bds gerIiherunssspeien.-
Shtpei3sriife gsmsinuIsise Geieus
f6oft. - 8obeHies 2ogseHburgs
8dbn. 49, 4arsauiihe Strobins
puftrie. - S6iptissr i'm auslonbe.
5eFiner 9oItstbuul. - Rollen I'm
Santon S9urguu. - Guntenionns
tag in Der SItibpeis. - Shneis
aerb0rfbsn in geu WsHina.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
QIu9e 6ranem
boIieu iuHer cine CIaide Dr. .Ri&sezs
Pain-Expeller

TN 0duis. Gun 5upsrIdHisss Gin.
reibemittel bel alien rbeumatii6eu
gdmer5en. GrfdltunaeH. yeritou.
dbnnQeu urn. 25 uns Soc in Npctbes
fen. ssMr cit mt Anfer.
y. An. RICHTER q CO..
tass nxsG6eGD4, 11nstnoss,
D19 keass nssses. See Kosk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02

In this era Of the short skirt, both seomenfolk
and Shoe manufacturers are making the most
Of the opportunity to display dainty footwear.
As skirts hate gro1cn shorter. shoes hare
groscn pre.tiye, trimmed tn line and more
feminine IN character, until tie stout,
serueable mannlsh shoes 1chfch 1ceye The fod
q fesp years ago hare been thrust quite out Of
the running. Nowadays the uon1an soho
insists upon broad extension sole, flat
heel and 1tide sseing last for sanlking, must
often 60 TO the boys department to be fitted
and, by the ucy. not ereyy uon,nn knous
schat delightfully."- smart tyamping shoes and
comfortably. lou deeled honsc slipper, may
be had from this same boys department.
The new shoes and boots for seomen hare
all the feminine characteristics Of springing
arch and sceH lifted heel, and many touches
OF daintiness make the nesv footzreay 50
distyaetingly pretty that it is q conspicuous
part Of the costume. There are zcomen acho
can svear lou shoes and pumps in the streets
all stlnter long and suho declare they do not
suffer 1uhit thereby. bnt this is reyy
dangerous practice and the results do not
aluoys make themselves felt until Of really
yerions nature. High boots, 1uhen trim and
zreH fitting are really smarter, as zrelI as
rdstly more sensible. for cold sue1they rear,
and the ne1a styles. are so pretty tkat they
make the foot quite as small aud dainty In
Appear ne as does summer footueay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-02

Are best exemplfed in the magnificent display of ultra
fashionable lasts ready Dabney's, the home of
CLASSY shoes More than hundred models in Patent
Kid, Suede, Velvet, Bronze, &c.
There is an unmsakabe air of elegance in Dabney's
Shoes that instantly singles from among all others
Every one Of our models designed distinctive and
''leader of fashion, for the who leader of
fashion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

I less our people make up to this most important question irreparable damage may be done.
 "The south contains over 2O0,OO0,0Oo acres of forest area with a stand of per haps 60O,0oO. 600 feet. Tt contains the most valuable species found on the continent-all the long leaf pine, all the cypress, all the naval stores industry, nearly all the harwood; more significant. the Appalachian region is the natural home of the hardwoods and Is practically the only remaining virgin source of supply of this indispen- sable forest product
 with 14,0O0 sawmills, or 40 per cent or those in the entire nation, located in the south turning out lumber valued at sSoo, 600 yearly, this conversion is going on so rapidly that the entire exhaustion Of our timber wealth Is in sight. In 15 or 20 years, at the present rate of cutting. the timber of industry of the south comes to an end--if nothing be done to pre- lyent itv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20
CHARITABLE ENTERPRISE
Regular Troops Will Participate in
 Great Army Pageant

London, February 19.-(Special.) )-The King has graciously assented to the use ,f regular troops in the army pageant, { which will be held at Fulham Palace from June 20 to July this year, thus giv- ing the final touch necessary to the com plete spectacular and patriotic success of this great charitable enterprise.
 Maj. Tudor Craig, the honorary secre- tary of the pageant, when he heard oe the Kings consent, said:
 His majesty's consent will give pleas ure to the regiments and will enable us to proceed at once with the second part of the pageant-'Stories of the Regiments in Famous Fights. Spectators will now see the most glorious deeds in our mill tary history faithfully reproduced by the regiments which actually took part in them.
 "Corunna is certain to be one of these
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20
JUDGE WILLIAM E. FORT FOR SENIOR JUDGE 0F
 THE CRIMINAL COURT OF JEFFERSON COUNTY

To the Democrats of Jefferson County:
 One year ago I assumed the duties of acting senior judge of the criminal court of Jefferson county.
 Judge Dan A. Greene having recently resigned as senior judge. will be a can didate for his unexpired term, which ends in 1912, subject to the will of the demo- cratic party at the primary this spring. If elected it will give me two more years of continuous service on the bench. l have. been practicng law for 14 years-10 of these years in Birmingham. l have always been democrat. believ- ing in the Jeffersonian doctrine of equal rights to all men, special privileges to none.' Beyond this judges platform is his oath of office.
 He is bound to uphold the law and to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

administer justice impartialIy and fairly, but with flrmness and courage. These ends I have labored to accomplish dur ing my service on the bench.
 The position l hold requires constant study and attention to the business of the court. In the midst of heavy docket. which I must not neglect, I am called to enter the present campaign. I believe in pushing forward the work of the court. | may therefore, be unable to see a great number of the voters personally. but will appreciate the support and influence of every good citizen of the county.
 If elected senior judge I will try to maintain the dignity and good name of the court and will administer the law without fear or favor. Sincerely yours,
 2-6-su-tf WILLIAM E. FORT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

the speed at half the working expenses.
 No lifts would be required, as the sta- tions would be immediately below the surface of the ground. The trains could travel at a maximum speed of 50 miles an hour on tube rails, and by the pro- posed system derailment was absolutely impossible. Only one central rail Is re- quired to support the weight of the cars, but an overhead rail is also employed
 model high-speed railway on the Kearney pattern is being constructed at the Crystal Palace, and a demonstration will be given next month. Among the plans of the company Is one for a tube from Norfolk street, Strand, to the Crys- tai Palace. the journey to be covered within F minutes, including six steps.
 From Herne hill to the palace the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20
GREAT TRAVELLER
G. Hatcher, Guard, Covers Six Million
 Miles

London, February 19.-(Special )-It Is calculated that MT. c. Hatcher, who has just retired, after 45 years service as 8 guard on the Great Northern railroad has travelled. fully 6.00O,oo0 miles during the course of his career.
 It has fallen to the lot of Hatcher to be the guard on several royal trains. He travelled with Queen Victoria on two oc. easons when she journeyed to Hatfield to visit the late Lord Salisbury He has accompanied the King several times chiefly to Doncaster, and has also ha6 charge of special trains conveying the Queen and the Prince and Princess oi Wales.
 Throughout his long railway career he has never suffered any personal in jury.
 For 36 years-right up indeed to his re- tirement-Mr. Hatcher travelled back wards and forwards daily between York and London, distance of 37S miles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

spectacles. You will see the retreat, the battle and the death of Moore. Stewart will press into the throng of the ad- vancing enemy with the cry, Young Stewart never yet retreated. and die gloriously The Welsh Fusiliers will again lock the gates with the keys, which they still keep as a souvenir of that gallant deed.
 "Barossa must be shown. The Irish Fusliers are clamoring for the right to show how they captured the first eagle taken from the French in the Peninsu- lar war.
 The storming of Badajos will provide us with a great scene. In the Waterloo scene we hope to show tie charges of the Greys, with the Gordons hanging to their stirrups"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20
NEW RAILROAD IDEA
Novel Form of HiRh-speed Tube Trains
 at Nominal Fare.

London, February (Special.)-1f the schemes of the Kearney High-Speed Railway company, limited, should prove successful, Londoners may soon be pro- vided with a novel form Of high-speed tube trains at a nominal fare of 1 cent from station to station. MT. E. W. Chal- mers Kearney, managing director of the company, in recent interview said that the new railway compared with those at present in vogue could be constructed at half the capital cost and run at double
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20
Oh, Those Kids:

Oh, Those Kids. From the Omaha Bee.
 A noted clergyman was in his study writing when his 5-year-old daughter walked in and asked
 What are you writing, papa?' "I am writing a sermon. daughter.'' How do you know what to write, para?'
 God tells me what to write, daughter, After watching her father & few min- utes the little girl said
 Papa, il God tells you what to write why do you scratch some of it out?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20
--sos---- Not Enough.

From the Baltimore American.
 "The young man you are doubtful about assures me that he pays great attention to h's debts.'
 That's tine trouble. It is all that he does pay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

''In view of the fact that the south has third of the forest area and a quarter of the standing timber in the country, to say nothing of the splendid water powers scattered all over the southern states, it seems strange that she does not get excited over this conservation question:" remarked w. H. Clayton of Tennessee to me the other day. And l am afraid un-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-20

trains would run above the ground and it is anticipated that they could travel thia part of the route at 30 miles an hour.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-04

fore he slept. He had thought. as ho
walked. OF two or three young men
whom n word from him might help to
better positions. He must not miss
his opportunity. Life was short. He
longed to bring happiness to the
world.
He fell asleep. planning for the
coming day. II seemed strange to
look forward to the morrow with any
thing except sense Of dull endur-
ance-
When he wakened he could not. for
a moment. account for the feeling that
wakened with him. Like child. half
awake. he groped In memory to recall
the gift that yesterday made him SO
happy. Then 1t came to him. 1t had
not failed him. II was not passing
mood. He was awake. alive. in .
world full Of beauty and love.