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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16


 with every known improve ment, fine stable, with three servants rooms and bath up- stairs. Now if you want a home don't look any further Just come up and let us show you this one. Price $12,500, and it is cheap at s15,0o0. Sixteenth Avenue, South Two-story, nine-room house, hardwood floors finished in oak downstairs, oak doors and stair way, furnace heated, good lot. Price $750o. very attractive terms 8 Blocks East of Five Points Beautiful two-story, eight-room home, every room has hardwood floors, furnace heated, finished and arranged just simply fine; s7500; terms. South Highland Bungalow Has six rooms, hardwood floors. furnace heated, nice mantels, nothing like it to be had for $425O, easy terms. ListenI Hero is the Cheapest Lot On 16th avenue, south, size 5Ox150, eastern frontage. Price 5000. 5-Room Bungalow, South Highland Furnace heated, hardwood floors, has never been occupied We will make the terms suit you, s42d0 Two-story, Nine-room Home Near 11th avenue, south, on good street, modern in every detail, hardwood floors, furnace heated, lot 50x140, $6300, terms easy. Northside Cottage
 Six rooms. furnace heated hardwood floors, good lot, $500, $500 cash balance easy. Northside Home
 Two-story, eight-room, hard wood floors, furnace heated, elevated lot. If you want the best proposition on the North side, let us show you this one. Price $550O. nvestments-TheyA Are Money-makers Too
 Fifth avenue, near 22d street, lot 50x14o, good house. Price $17,000, terms. 50x14o, Good 14-Room House, Rented Fourth avenue, between goth street and Terminal station, it's cheap: better hurry; $10,0O0 1S cash. Brick Store 50x140-
 Three stories, basement under entire building. elevator. This Is a mill constructed building, and tell you this proposition cannot be duplicated In Bir- mingham- It is leased for five years at s20o per month. See us about this quick
 Try Ue. We Are Next to the Best. SMITH CUkLoM,
 NoRvELL w. CULLOM,
 CLAUDE L. NORRIS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16

A Uorner-Lot
 only blocks from Highland avenue and Rhodes Circle, elevated and level and overlooks the city; 73x112 feet; price S49So; terms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 Edgewood Two nice high lots near new ear line; price low.
 South Highlands south. east of Soth street; hardwood floors; moderni $500 Large corner lot, Mountain Terrace s750o Tenth avenue, south. 7-room home with bath; B12o0; easy terms Louise avenue; beautiful new dwelling near car linei modern; 5000.
 Earle Place Nice lot near car line; $55O.
 West End lsilS eosner lot, TSsoaloosa avenuss C. room housss bakhs $500 eornsR lot. Cotton avenue, close in; nov sroom eottaseI modern; ta2SA
 NorWo0d A number of nioe homes. wen located. from s15o to nasoa xnsss axs sndy tsw q tho many paecss of prupsfty VI AAvS for salA We caA v1saso y02 Motion Realty Co Dsth rhsnss n saas xAird Avs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16

Mrs. William F. Dennis, who was re- gently elected president of the Southern Relief society, received the unanimous vote of the trustees of that organization and therefore has entered upon the duties distinction.
 Mrs. Dennis is a Kentuckian, a very handsome woman, with great charm of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16

Lots-That's All
 Right at Glen Iris, beautiful elevated lot. b0x120 feet; only $b25; $500 cash, balance easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16
MONEY-M MAKING OPPORTUNITIES IN BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE
LOOK AT THESE HOME AND INVESTMENT
 BARGAINS

We have others which we will siadiy show at any time to suit your conven- fence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-16

The dinner given this week by Secre- tary and Mrs. McVeagh was really one of the big affairs of the season outside of the functions at the White House. President and Mrs. Taft were present and among the guests was Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago, who came here from New York to attend.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

Kehs. vass-
eassna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eh1aaahhin
ssnAenenl an,,inn asnsnsi
hft1 lltbuanREl~mfl
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
Meaen sem stoatsaeieh meId.

@egen Dem Staatseeiee meIdas
oer6ietet oaB ein Selegrapbiit i'm 81.
lfnhabrOienit lfneer ais 8 Gtunocn
tagIid arbcitet, utO Ser Guperinten-
bent Der 500. 8acific 8abn Ste glr.
bci.sitnroen fir Sen Gtationsa9en.
ten IN Sermotn bon 7 ltbr morgens
bis 4 ltBr @admittags feitgeiebt fat
crude i'd Die arnoen Der gabn
freln6Iidit lire @ef6Gfte be5iigIi6
Der abboIiits ooer abIieferiing bon
6radt Dor 4 ltbr @ad,mittngs su BE.
ga id nod oieier GtutSe nidi
ine5r arbeiten bari.
g. g. aramer, aaent
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
2ffisieilct ~loesmsdcf
Seat.,tc.
GcridptssGcriein

70 ouutp, 0 NJ /. R~egs,mdbiee 9,rmme be-
5tnntn am !, Woutag Der Motais 6ebruar. Mai.
angnft lUb Ysnsmbec. SteRerausglelh Beh6rhe
an 1 Ntpntap in aprtl.
Gtreutt-6ourt H%seelmabt9e SsrmtnC be-
5inuen I'M ?. NiontGg BET Ieota S0miar. Mai
nab StDtSmber.
0robat e- Gourt. R%t6eimdbtge 5srmtue be.
IutneH am 4. 9|iontag Der Niognte s5ehruar, Wiat.
dngliIt Us b 9tgneulbsT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
Sic Srautfabrt Der
Srci6nnScrt.

Seit Sen rpbuIten 3eiten. in Oens
Ell Die &omer anf Den Golrb 6er Ga.
bineriulien u~us5oger, bat it'd 6aS
8leiGe inter atOercn llmit1n6en oft
mails picOerbolt. Slt Ben Wtotipen
iIt ,es bnSieIbe, meltn beltte Bic Colo.
niIten in Siin1ueitafrifn ibren nGuf
mad Der Srau" eri6aqen laiiet.
arlturbiitoriide auf5eidnungen lie.
gen mir il6er nenige GoIoniiatipnen
Der &ergangenbeit Dor. $50 INNER
lte aber porbanbcn limo, lit Elm 9ro-
Be5 aapilel ser 20iuilg Der itats ent-
ItebelOeu u6ralteniroge" geptOmet.
altd) Die iiiitgere Gergangellbeit bot
ibre Sale, IN Oeneir Geriude inn gro-
ben gcnlad)t %ipuroelI, Der Sralienrotb
eiiler gar5en Iniieoliing eitt git6e 81
MAIDEN, utlb eben ein berartiger
.geIiutgcner geriah lit es, Ser mir
pentb erideint, oir6 bier er60bIt 81
peroen.
Son ieiller 6arnl in 8ponting lit
eben ieBt eirl &ionier 0es @aitens,
Golonl Nia G. Mercer, All 9ciuh
iiad Chicago %gefonmell. Sd lab
iblt leI6it, Den na6e3it Sieb5igiG6ri-
gen, NIT Dem ~eis9raiien S6urrbart
itho Dem enersiepoaena taltigen ant-
Lib zines alten &and)ers. 9ieier alte
&err tit Der Selh ltnierer obipnoer-
lid)att @eididte.
GS mar 1865. 9ns GnDe 6es
9iirgrrfrieges bate Den 3ug mad
benz @eiten perltdrft rtto IN fltr5cr
3eit iuaren i'm Stoate 8olbingtoit,
aiu 8nget Suno, bliibeil6e aniieo.
llttaen entitanoen. Gin Sbeil Ser
MnlieNler bate Srnit itio Sirrb nit
gebrodt, &un6erte ieood ltnb aber
Der 5arrner iparen iutge,
liiperbfirutbete Manrer. Seattle
por i'm Sall0umbrebeit 81 elmer
StoOt BON 1900 Seelell ~getporoen.
Iher es mar, ipie Sol. Wtercer eiltem
Teporter iaete, @ottes 2aro es
CAB feline 8rauen bort. Sn 6ieier
gali5en I~niiebluHg mar nid)t ein bet-
ratbsfGbiges MaD1en. ga eridyou
iab ilro Iait Der &uf na6 Der Srnu.
Sic blicb aus. 9is enoIi9 Mercer
Die Sad)e in ole Snto nabm. Or
mar 0mnals aall5e 90 Sabre oft,
lid alb 2ebrer reolifl ab NIT
ben &nugen Der g~niieoler BON @aib.
utto sdblte trot ieiner Sugeno
81 Den proninentelten Berionlidfet-
ten Der Gplonie. limo er faito bel
2anbslellten ein fpiaigeS DIR,
ais er erfldrte, er ipiiroe linen
6roilen boIen. Sr Der naberen lin.
gebulrg rpareir lie nidt 5n fin6en
Ger gall5e 8eiten lift mie Seattle an
DIR 9lcidjen 9sotD an 5rauen. Sol
iid) Der iunse Seller 3u eli
Iter weiten Sonr mad Dem Often,
lto6 0ep england.
@r itammte aus Suinoi5. Sn lei
ien &inoeriabrett bate er .oftinals
lrf ben &nien abrabam 2iucolns
.1eieifen, uilb an. ibtL Der rlitrl Br1ii.
bent oeiuorOe1t iDor, beidloB er, iif
Direft ou fpenben, @it ieinen Seatt-
Icrn 5liiammen iette er Elm Sdreiben
iii oen @rdiioerten ouf. Gs mar ein
Bunocrooaer Sdriftias, uilo CT Der.
oielat, I'M @ortlmtt fuieoergegebrn gu
N.
Str. 2incpln! gier Sabre laitg
,aben Sic iebcn miiiien, fDie ein gro.
ser liito n~otbpenoiger 9rieg 8it
pc1 uno 8aiien madtc. Der Siteit
0of,Ses ho+ ptr,pr 1tphprfIuf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16


6lo.tcn BON tiidtioen SdifierL rnb
auf ben &esierunasperften BON Netu
gorf bis Stem Orleans boben Sic
&anfen BON aobIeu oufgcipcidert,
SIM Ronen' cines 8beiles oieies
Sonoes. oas beitimmt lit. lid, alpm
reiditen iino beitcr bon 4merifa 81
rntfuidelr. i'm gtanten BON Siiuoerten
BON moerbeiratbeteu &ioniercn bon
ieItencr Eugene. fur5 I'M 9amcn OeS
glprreiden 9e5irfes ON @uget
Snn0. bite i'd Sic, @r. SincoIn,
mir Elm o6pr 8ipei SdifIe nit Sob
len unO Monnidnft sl aebeti. Sd
meinerieits mill Damn 0as peitere be.
iorgan, Inn 500 quite Srnlten unb
@aoden aus Der 0iirftisfeit i'm
Often sur 8obIbubcnbqit I'M 8eiten
SIT brtlgen.
Sh perlpref1e oicie Sralten bell
rnO geInno mad benz @ofen BON
Seattle 81 brill9en. SD 9orontirc
ieaer ein5ellten Elm Seim mo cine
|ebrenbaite slnltclltng nit m0dentlid
- Golfer 2obit u1io l%tnterbalt, rn6
i'd 9nrettire ibren ole @eIcaenbeit,
cine binrei66n0e an8abl iungcr
Mdntter 8n treffen. I'M fiir ieSe Gin
en gllten, treitet gbemcnn 5u
.fin6en.~
Mit oieier 9otidaft in Ser Sai6e
trat Mercer feline &eiie an. gr err.
retfte 0etp 0orf am 9odpnittag oeS
IA. gpril 1865. - 8enigc Strmben
oarauf itorb in 8aibtngton slbro.
BAN 2incoln inter Der Sano 6e$
MorOerSl
Weercer tDanotc lid INN an Sen
@ultbcrneilr bon Moiinfuietts, oie.
Ter nerfpies i'm on sic @eiitlidfeit.
Giitige Wiittbetlungpn BON oen San.
5ellJ einige &eoen Wtercers geniigten
0ann batter lid filltfbut6ert Sralterl
uno Wdbfen eitge5edltet, oie oie
.beiten &efererSer iiber ibrcn Gbarof.
ter imo 2ebeusma1tbeI portpeiien
fomten. General Grant, Ser oie
@eifdfte oes TrGii6enten pertpaItete,
legte bic Bite Mcreers im Gin Sdiff
Dem &nbinett Dor lrto fonnte linn
Damn cine &ntpeiiung an Sen 8inan3-
iefretdr geben fir Die Srnnsport-
foiten.
yglber, ais i9 BEL Dem 8itlan5ie-
fretar eintraf" er5dblt nm Mercer,
yiiberrei6tc ibnr eiu Marn cine slii-
freiiung alif gritattltng Der Soften
zines geftoblenen 8fcrbes. 9ieier
8aill NOR bereitS breimal be5abIt
tporOen, nttb Der 5iitol5iefretdr n1er-
fte SEN S6tpinDel. Der Mann nit
per &feroerednurg ipltrOe eingelodt,
ntb mir gegeriiber mar Ser @etpol.
tige lllttt redt Wenig sltpnrfommeir6.
@r %crfl1rte, General @rmlt babe
nidt Dos Hedt, cine ioId)e gripeii.
ilng 5u 9eben. IS eob laltge Iuseilt.
anOerieelngen. @nbIid) mliroe mir
ultes SrduSportibiff 3lait baIben
&reiic BON Der &e0ieruil9 SIT foi,f-
en-"
Notiirlih bate Iercer aber nid)t
bas @el6. Gam falto er i6lieBIi6
eitlen Gpefitlorttcr, Der iid bereit err
flGrte, ben transport oltS5ltfiibreft,
perli1 Otercer ibm Dafiir oas Hedf,
bas Sdiff 81 f%aufer, abtretell fpoae.
Der 9afoel lpurDe dbgeidlolielt. SIN
Gontraft iuuroe ailf 8uni9 6es
Spefilalrteit Defenders betont, baB 6
500 Sraitelt ieier, ole er 81 befor.
bern babe. Wieror unter5eidnetc Dos.
Gags burauf eri6ien elm 3eitungs
ortifpI in 0pft hphnitntpt mtrAp nIp
hieie Sralten ginger einem traurigen
Sdifial entgegen. Der ausorud
otueiBe Sflaperei" pur6e ni6t geraoe
gebraltd)t, aber Der Sinn mar Der
ielbe. 8aroufbin trateit ~3rpeibunoert
bon ben 5rolten aitriid, tttlo Nun fam
Der SdiffsfGuier un0 mics auf lei
pnod IN n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

men Contract: fiirfbunbert Sroleit
babe er 81 bef0roerit. Nfidt eiilc
utcbr, nod melri9er. SounIt lei baS
Gbfommen gebroden. Die 3abI nar
nid)t mebr boil 81 befonntlen, so
mlIBte Wercer Dem intarten Sc
idd ftsmnlnl 10000 8oIler &alioge
5a1lett. cine Sunnlc, sic er 0nrb
Iltlei6en aliibrodlte, Gnblid, am
4. Sanlar 1866, gino Die pGonti.
ipeltaI~ nit getlau orcibunbrrt
5ruircn III See, 8ittluer, 2ebrerin.
men, 9ielritmdod)cn, bo6 aud 8ertren
tcrilnlen Der b%eiisen6en &Ioipn.
Relln5Ia Gage oarnilf 5eigten Die
3eitllnget IN Gan 6ronctsco bic be.
u~oritebelt6e gnfunft Scr .Merccr
GirlS" an. 3eblttouien6 @dru !er.
marteten oas Sdiff. 9lber feiner
wrlrOe oR gorO gelaiieit. Die go,
Dung mar fir SeattIe beitinlnt, llllb
mar moatc lid bier ridt nod eiRan
2DciI 0abon reuben laIieit.
Gin bcibbliitiger iulsger @anrt
fIotnm poll einem Boot gum Sdiife
binauf. sIber Wtercer Job Die @e,
fabr iuto itatltirte elm 1bi6reden0cs
griipieI: Der Singing fiiDIte Iid in
Der nGditen Sefl1noc oiirf ein 800
IN Der @ai o6. Die Liebesbebiirftigef
3%eblrtauieiro inber nit pe~rlaltgetbg1t
ait8ell 81 Dem Sdiffe biniiber. Mber
0aS Sdiif mir0e ilid,t a"lgegrifien.
Sir Die &ciie noron1rts mnBte
Mercer BON lleilem @elb oitfbringcn.
IS gelang rltr nod luenige Gage,
ittO onnh mar oas 3iel erreidt.
Snl Son0umoreben fotrOen uac
Stelliingen oils 2e6rerin, SoliSbdite,
rim o6er 0ierItm1odGit. llno nod
cine fllr5e 6rilt itnn 6aS Sierra.
then begarit. 900 bon 300 fonoen
ibren &dnn. DAB Die Iette nidJt
anh nod undergraduate pur6c, lit
nidt Wiercers SduI6. @S mar cine
pertordnete, fleine aIte Suugfer, cine
Sebrerin ans 8ortlanb. 9iele mics
alle Antr1gc ab ui16 lit bis ON i6r
2ebensen0e 2ebrerii mo SunQfer
geblieben. Sic itnrb Dor einigen Sab.
rem nirb bate cS 5ulest bis gu elmer
So5entitt an Der l1niberiitp OF Cali
gebraft.
Iber ole 800 onoeren baben bic
Grfiillutg ibres Groranes erIebt.
giele anoere iinO ibnen ipGter rod)ae
5oger. limo 10 foninit cs, Dab man
dirberitelt @efteit anterifas 0en
Spprrs oas ganfces bonn duberften
undetermined.
Sir Seattle llno ieire ltntgebung
ipielt Die arflnft ser Continental"
IN Der @eididJte Der engitcn Seimat6
cine ftidt mitr0er nidtioe MoIle mic
IN Der @ei6idjte Der G~creiuigten
Staatet ienc 2anOuitg Der .@ap.
'loner" nit &euir nub ieinen euro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16


S6onbeit, gnersie uno
9eiterfeit perihpimocu
idneu, iobnlb oieIiereu
eriraHft iinD. gtieren.
leioen bat 10 iberbunb,
seromnen, bnB jelbh
n~elgeborene 9iuoet
iton nit idwadca Sic,
rem heboftet iiu0. 2dSt
eas Stub 81 Oft @nIer.
fIrbt md 9Voiler mic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

Gz, 8os4aft Sr.nno teinss
,qlsra, Der bein auteln ben Mrm
suIef bdt): Run Bat men Did
AA'aisHs ifcJ Ii G,2s!s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

y 6crrtSsoeA.nig nnh einieisanesp boa agas-
nrtnsm 9Ri,efS hnb ssttiea. mafen nrs iseod
rdtfttfi@ Wtiin M etTttCen. syli nc aSfttten
Rhiete Cor rnnhstItr Ana nit nfht pN' iirr't.
tia aet irfhre 9iamf nN sateits : Hss a.s %
anta 6alti htt9tp hi meinFu
~ NrBsIser non NEAR q . q Sna 9 uBf mniin
path rs 2oHuetotnt III igsa n sJt Stli trtrbtn
3an Garuegttas ptiitA9 r.rsoStpfe.lD hpR8M mi.
3eup Amel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
graneit ..tto @anaee icwobI iper.
Den tte,to 8euneGt ourf Rieretts
uno 8iatens2eioea.

M~erenIetDeu areiit oos @sbirn on, modi
mibmutbig mo p%erminoeyt bic Mileasfroft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
f%jcrnlanner polhsbIatt
Graf prts. Co., 9erausseter.

Enteredin the Post Ohice at Hermarn. No.
as Second class mail mNtter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

Sant pber fann has 9iro, nahoem eS Gin oe.
ipiiies Nlter erreiht ielbIt baum bas @dIfel
nod nidlt einbalten NIB nd6t nas gSett, 6ann
1T es itdsT, eab ole &icrcu bGran Gfnlo liao
NIB iplte man igfprt nit Der 23cbaablnna
oieler 10 i%uidlti9en GrsGne beginner. 8ieie
uianaeiicbnieu 3aitdnee iiuo Der 9rnnibeit
Der Rieren uno BLAZE susuihreiben NIB nithi
Der Gnseppbnheit bes &tnoes. Nraueu nno
Mauner iueroen elenb 0cmadt bNtd Nirren.
un0 8laieusaeiben uuo beioe b~eoiirfrn Der.
ielben iunnDerbarcn Mrsnei. Sic mtloe uuo
iofortt9e Birtnng bon, Sipa rtps 4pct"
(Sumpis@ nrseI) lit balo bemeribar. Gieis
Riereils uu0 8laieHsgg JrSnei tutro In allen 0lpp.
tbefei1 III 90 Gent nu0 / Solar SloIdlcn Ter.
fault. Guf 8erlanoen
iftden mir sSbnen eiue -mTaEe N.,
Brobeflaide purtpirei EasSsss II a asSaeI
81, fopie elm &blet, ;ssssssssssst ssssssss sSSsssS=
ruel9eS oSlpampz9 iput" ssSsSs SSsa1Issss
ndber beibreibt nn0 TGsFj$a
oiele BON ben tnuieRoen saNsSEzE
Don 5eugnifIen entbdlt 6pamp G5ot's Sdmai6
von 9etoenbeu, Die funoeI onB .Gpamp.
&pot4 bic rtd)tige GrSnei lit. @eNn Gie oil
Or. &iIrner & So, Singbamton, q. y, ihrei.
ben, ertu6hnen Gle unbeoinat 6ieie Heitlno.
8er9eien sic uidlt ben Raneu Or. &ilmer's
Siuamps&oct" uuO Die 9toreiIe 8inahanb
ton, q. w. tpel9e on ieber Slaite auae
bra9t iiub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

,9ir. 2incolnl gier Sabre lang
haben sic iebcn miiien, Die ein gro.
Ser mo notbuenoiger aries 8itt-
rnsti unO @aiien madtc. Der Siteit
.oicies 2nrSes bot einen llebprfluB
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-10

SOMETHING NEU UNDER THE SUN

ne new Orleans Progressive of
the eaong business
'eons morse racing with purified
ayune declares
nng is purified For the
Dor the Picayune will
u sa"opng Is Harmless gambling the
skunk may be purified gambling
However New Orleans
racing and public betting its
Commenting the
when we had three tracks
buppg Sunday
trio light with everything gamblers
ness said to be better
immortality
ana by OF the bill
against conditions
desired to restore with however,
possible II have purified
drove where
all gambling carried
and decorum with
public Places would be thousand times preferable"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-10
TOWER OF LONDON.
Tho Picturesque Old Structure on the
Banks of the Thames.

Tho Picturesque Old Structure on the
Banks of the Thames.
The Tower of London is one of the
most picturesque places in all Eng
land. 1t is located on the north bank
Of the Thames and just east of the
business district of London. 1t occu-
pies about twelve acres and is sur
rounded by a broad and shallow moat
In feudal days it was one of the
strongest fortresses in the country and
was deemed impregnable. 1t is now
government storehouse and armory
and, above all, one of the sights of
London.
The moat, which, with the battle
ment and towers, makes the stone
structure, such hoary antiquity, is
bordefed within by a lofty castellated
wall. At frequent intervals Of this
part of the structure there are massive
f1anking towers.
Within this wall rises another of
similar construction, but of greater
height. Here are the various barracks
and armories. In the center of all is
the lofty keep or donjon known as
the White tower. This was erected
in the days of William the Conqueror
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-10
FOR SALE-All kinds musical ihS'iu
ments. The Hall Music Store.
7.3t

and con,ains one of the most cnafn'
ing little chapels of Norman de''-u
which have remained till the preSe''
day.
The White tower was the court o.
the Pluntagenet kings. In the norm
west corner is 81. Peters chape'. no"
the garrison church. In ano'her Par'
is the jewel office. containing crown
Jewels of enormous value. one ser
which you see in the center OF case
is said alone to be worth about Sl''-
100000.
Nearby is the horse armory' contain
ing a truly wonderful collection OF an
cient and medieval arms and arnor
In the court just beyond Is Il SAD
marking the spot where Anne Boleyh'
wife of Henry VIII, was behesdeo
Similar fates befell many other IA
nous personages in English history
within the great walls of the Tower
of London.-Boston Herald
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-10
is 1T WISE?

Is it wise to be concerned about the
those we have? | have known people
to neglect good five-acre field, and
work very hard and to no purpose,
trying to get hold of ten acres that
they never got. | have known cities
to go out after colleges, make all sorts
of efforts to secure new ones, while a
struggling institution was permitted
to die right under the shadow of their
homes. They were willing to give
thousands to get something new, while
the one already there could have been
saved and made useful for one-fourth
of the amount offered for the one in
prospect. Nothing wrong about going
after the ten acres. The folly lay in
the fact that they neglected the five
already theirs, and let the crop on it
go to destruction while their time and
money we're spent on an uncertainty
Nothing wrong about trying to secure
a great college. but it is certainly very
silly for sensible people to let an in
stitution die from lack of help and
sympathy, while they offer thousands
of dollars for something "in the air."
OF course Hattiesburg would not do
thing like that. Such a thing might
happen in Meridian or in other cities,
but not here. We don't do business
after that fashion.
I have knokwn instances where
towns hcve torn their shirts" after
new railroads, when they manifested
no interest in or sympathy for their
own street railway. They we're ready
to burn the wind" to secure the
doubtful thing, while the institution
already theirs, being operated for
their convenience, and paying out
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-10
Forum Of the People

thousands of dollars every month for
labor and other operating expenses,
in money that found its way back in
to the stores and banks of their own
city, had to Sweat blood" to live at
all.
Nothing of this kind could happen
in prosperous town like ours, but it
is well for us to remind our neighbors
occasionally of the plumbers which
will, soon or late. bring them to grief
Some cities have been simple
enough to issue bonds in order to pave
streets and put on airs in other direc-
tons until they have taxed them
selves to death and kept others away,
while stagnant ponds and accumulat-
ed filth are permitted to remain from
lack of single ditch that could easily
have been made by few hands in a
few days. Tax payers who would
have been glad to make the bitches
necessary to turn off the water that
had been turned on them were unable
to do so because their city govern
ment would not furnish them with the
ditch into which they might carry it.
It is all right to pave streets and have
pretty things generally, provided they
are paid for, but drainage is better
think a mother would do very wrong
to dress one daughter in a we'll made
silk dress. while another, who helped
to foot the bill. should have to wear a
cotton motherhubbard
Our beloved, our beautiful, our wide
awake, our prosperous, our darling
city of Hattiesburg can never make
such mistakes or be guilty of such
folly, as above, but then, and but
then, and but though, and but who,
and but how, and but what, and but,
Yours cordially and sincerely,
l.. e. HALL.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-10
MANY PARDONS
ARE. RECOMMENDED
Special to The Netos.

SPECIAL 10 Ihe Net0S.
Jackson, Miss, June 10.-George
Breland, sent up from Kinds county
in May, 1909, has been recommended
for discharge from Oakley farm. Bre-
land has made good prisoner and re-
prisoners from the farm and possibly
bloodshed by revealing a plot to es-
cape.
Breland was convicted last year in
the Kinds county circuit court and
Igiven term in the penitentiary, but
after serving a little more than a
year and preventing escapes, the peni-
Tertiary trustees think the man
should be rewarded by his freedom.
Edward Jones, alias Judge Nc
Laurin," a negro sent up for life from
Ponala county five years ago, has also
been recommended for discharge.
Jones is getting to be an old man.
but has been a faithful worker since
being sent to Parchman farm, and is
well liked by the guards and every
one who comes in contact with him.
He has long been trusty, and only
recently prevented an escape from the
farm.
Jones was convicted of murder, and |
has served a little over five years of
mis- life term.
Breland, who is recommended for
discharge, according to the farm
physician, is suffering wit tuberculo-
lis, and there is but a short time for
he man, to live.