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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10
rOUcHING A soRE sPoT.

IOUNffIN1 A 0OiNE oiOl. A man in Winfield writes to the Free Press: "It may be all right, but it kind of gals me to see duck who has owed me $40 for six months subscribe $5 to the evangelist. City Star.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

,The rains control many baseball games this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10
Sunday Rides

"One of the most beautiful drives about Birmingham is along Highland avenue said resident of Norwood. That ave iile is at it's prettiest now and everypooy in Birmingham should take ride around it So that they can tell their friends or it's beauties. don't know of any street or avenue in the country that is as beau- tiful as Highland avenue, and partlcu- larly in the spring months.
 T make 1t rule to take my family for a street car ride every Sunday aft ernoon that the weather permits. and we generally ride around Highland avenue about one Sunday in every four That IS a fayorite ride with all of us"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

. Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, postoffice as second class matter under act of Congress March 3, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

But, in spite of the long public indiffer7 ence which Browning provoked by the publication of "Paraeelsuso and con1 iirmed by the publication of "Sordello '' and despite the great mass of glossaries, interpretations and papers of the Brown- ing societies which have come into ex- istence since, Robert Browning stands in the front rank of modern English poets; and, after all deductions are mads from his work, his position remains as secure as that of Tennyson. For Brown ing at his best was great and moving artist. 4
 His feeling for the beauty of the world and the variety and significance Of human life had immense youthfulnesso and his verse has the freshness of the spring vigor in it. He saw the world as if he were the first man: and all the writers who turned the pages of the Book of Life did not stand for moment between him and it's original and primitive mean ing. His insight into chaarcter was backed by a great and unfailing interest in human nature in all it's phases; and nothing called out his utmost power more certainly than the opportunity of racing an obscure motive back to it's source, and then following it through all its modifca- tions by other motives to its final issue in action.
 His vitality was shown not only in freshness of feeling and phrase, but in the power of intense concentration. In his conception of life and in his dction Browning was at the farthest possible removed from Dante; but in his power of focusing his whole nature at single point, and keeping that point steadily in view, Browning was the peer of the au- thor of "The Divine Comedy" He can pack a tragedy in four or five lines, some times in a phrase. He can tell story in a sentence. Does any reader of imagi- nation need any elaboration of these lines?
 Dear dead women, with such hair. too.
 what's become of all the gold
 Used to hang and brush their bosoms? feel chilly and grown old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

In ancient days a poets lays We're carved on bricks of clay When poets wrote they had to tote Their poems on a dray.
 -Milwal1lxee Sa,,ti,, al
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

The umpire when the game is OCT
 Doth walk alone, for fear Hard. language from fan who's sore May fall upon his ear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

z E. Morgan and w. G. wharton are the only authorized travelling represen- tatives of The Herald ip its cirea- lation department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

No communication will be published without its authors name. heJeS.eu manuscript will not be returned uhiesS stamps are enclosed for that purpose
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

Daily and Sunday Age-Herald. ... $500 Daily and Sunday, per month. .... ~ Daily and Sunday, three months. z.Vv sunday Aee-Herald 200
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

Bell (pxfvnte exchange connecting ai departments), No. 4eoo. . ,., PxopIes, Editorial rooms, 2s1, busi- ~sSess office, 230.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-22
CANDIDATES FILE NAMES.
No Contest VIII Take Place in Gene.
raj Election For VancancieS in
Council.

There will be no contest IN the gen
eral election OF June 18th for the va
cancies in Common Council to fill
the uneXpircd terms of Hubert Snow
den of the First Ward and Louis Brill
Of the Second Ward, as the only names
now in the hands Of Newell! S. Green
away. clerk of the corporation, are
those Of Robert S. Barrett of the First
ward, and William Desmond OF the
Second ward Both of these names
were filed yesterday afternoon.
A. Sidney Mankin, who had filed his
name with Clerk Greenaway for
Council, from the First ward, has de-
cided not to become contestant, and
his morning requested Mr.. Greenaway
to withdraw his notification. As al
ready stated, Alderman James &. Fitz-
gerald will be a candidate for the un-
expired term of W. II. Sweeney and
Mr.. EitZgcrald's name will appear on
the ticket twice, once for the uneX-
pired term, and once for the full term,
which commences September LIST.
One Of the candidates Stated this
morning that he was running in or
der to test the law of 1906. If that
is the correct law, which a number Of
prominent attorneys OF Alexandria
declare is the case, the quicker coun-
eli is placed right in the matter, the
better it will be for all concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-22
SWEET SUMNER TIME.

The present weather is in marked
contrast to that prevailing this time
last week, when cold and rainy con-
ditions prevailed. During the present
week old sol has made himself felt,
and straw hats and summer suits are
in evidence. Mayhics nave made
their appearance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-22
EXODUS OF NEGROES

Since the inauguration Of the strike
by the Baltimore stcvcdorcs many col
ored men who had been engaged as
laborers around the wharvcs have left
Alexandria for the Monumental City.
It is suggested by business men that
the noaccount element remains here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-22
Woodward s. LOthrOp
10th. 18th F and Streets
WASHINGTON, DC.
Sumner Home DinnerWare

The right kind of Dinncrwarefor the summer home
In this, we'll as in everything else is right and
wrong kind the kinds of imported and Amer.
lean porcelans decorated many attractive floral de-
signs and others suggestive OF summer They present
all the beauty of design and color and the sturdncss
of quality which modern china making has attained
Service for 2 Persons as Low as So75.
TOILET SETS--Any decoration, size, color. or
shape Toilet Sets indispensable summer home
furnishing and convenience.
$3.50 and Upward.
WASHSTANDS---Wh ite Enamelcd Washstands;
durable sanitary, light weight; easily kept clean
$500 and Upward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-22

Phoebe Williams. colored, about
50 years old, died at her home, $50
North Columbcs street, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-22

An infant son of MIR and Mrs. J. J.
Haley died at the Alexandria Hospital
yesterday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

an ben Sitten nnb @ebrduden unie>
rer italieniifen 9eimatb felt. llnD
penn bel ms in Stalien Elm Mann
elm Mdo6en inter q Sabren fiiBt
uno es Damn nidt beiratbet. 10 bat
er cine 8efdnsnibitrafe bon einem bis
5u fiinf Sdbren 81 gefpdrti9en. @enn
bel uns 5ubaiie Elm minberidbriges
Wdbfen einen Iann fiiBt. obne i'm
ipdter 5u ebclihen, 10 iino Die Scis
ratbsausiiften bieles IGohens fir
Die 3ufunft gan5 serins 9eiporben.
Sic bari bann nidt mcbr ibrcn aopf
crbc6en uno Dem ipdtereu geperber
frei ms Nuge i6auen." +,
60 Iprad Der St%nliener. unb or
perfpunoerte iih idier, bnB Der Hih>
ter nit icinen Iniharungen nidt ios
melt I'M Ginflang itanb, nm DEN In<
seid,uloigten ms 8efdngniB punbern
gu laiieu. Die Chicago Ibenbpolt".
Die Dem Sale einen 9eitdrtifcl mibmet.
meint ba5u: itnb bat or nit bieiem
@ersleih niht in seiuiiem Sinne
refjt?
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Stlprlid ait tbn. Gr blteb ct1tge
%pd)en i'm Sort. licb ieiner Iuttcr
cin lcbr lhoncs @rabmal errid)ten,
CAB Dem Tfdrrcr nidt meuis @elo fir
Die IrtIcn uno rcilfc ab. Haf brei
Sabren fam or lpicoer. ballte lid) elm
Suus, bort blicb CT bis 5u ietncrr
Spbc. or iprnd] nit Nienano als init
Dem Yfnrrcr unb nit mir. Mbcnb3
ging er itet5 biebcr. ginige Wordte
Dor ieinem Spoc lieb CT bicicS Sreu5
crridten nit bieicr Snifrift; er lieK'
Slumenbeete babel anlegen unb madte
cine Stiftlng. BON bercn 3inien bieif
Shrmcu mntcrbalten lperoen Iplen.
SD bin bnfiir auseitcllt. @esen mild
mar er iebr mobltbGtie. ebenio eegeH
arnlc ainocr. |,
Sas lit Die @clfidtc! Seben Sic.
lpie pnbr Die Snlhrift lit. Die @etcE
eingrabcn lieB: /
,Teihtbnm, beiien Grmerb bur
Wutter {branen nnspreRt, mad,t nidfs
sliiflih." (.&inocrfreunb.") a
Gin &unitsriif.
.0ptt lei Sanf. bic S~d5ulnrbeit
mare gcmahtl" Ntit cincm Seuf5er
Der Grlcihtcrung legte s.,bannes bas
2pihblatt auf Die beid,ricbene Seitr
uno idJlus oas &eft gu. Sanu griT
or nad) Der Mtilec. Die auf Dem Tens
ltcrbrcttc lag. Nit cinem Sase ipar
er 5ir Sbiire biuulis.
.Subannesl" Sic Gimme brr
Mtiitter rief i'm Suriid. ,Sieb mar.
iagte tic nit leiIcm @ormuri. .S1
bait ldon lpiebcr Seine ShnIiahen
alf DEM Glide liegen lallcn. Wie
oft ldBt On Sid our Crbuuns
mabnen?"
sd babe es perseilcn". iastc Sos
bnnnes bcidjdmt.
sd modtc aber, baB On Sid be.
, milblt, es nidt 5u pergeiien. &&s
man lid geippbnt. 10 lit man."
~Nber -. rpenbctc Spbannes Elm,
.tpenn ih MN niht INNER barnu
oenfe?" /.
vNuu. ih mill periihcn. Seinam
Scodd,tniB nad5ubelfen. menn On
lpieper cinmal pcrgeBlih iein iolteit.
- 8drme jest Scine Saben tort"
Im ndhiten Gage lief Sobannes
pieber. bapon. obne hdran an benfen.
ieinc Sdullafen an Srt unb Stene
81 %bringen. @ieocr ricf i'm Die
Wutter Suriid. Nid)t in nnfrennh-
lidem Gone pies tic ibn 5uredt. beum
iie lpubte ais quite @eobadterin ibrcs
ainbes, bab tic nit einem gute9
Wortt mebr d~iisridltete, als NIT eincr
Slutb bon Sorlpiirfen. .WeiBt 2u.
lparum ih Sid 5uriidseruien babe??~
fragte lie Den &nnbcn. Ils ieine
Iugeu tic pcrlpunoert auiaben. fubr
iie fort: Stun, neil ih Sih baron
%erinncrn pplte, baS Oh lpieoer pere
geBlih gepeicn bit"
SID, baran babe ib bod idm
fpieoer nidt gebadJt". ia9te Der &nabe
gan5 beidldmt, unb CT madte iidl
sleih baran. Den Gid in Sremuns an
bringcn. .Tber morecn benfe ib
Ielbit oaran, Ilttcr!" rief CT ibr az.
ais or 5ur Sbiire b~inauseilte.
Sobaunes bat Gin id)lcdltes Gee
bGd,tnib unb Der Wuttcr madtc bte
griiilung Der iibernommenen Mufgabe
in ben ndditen @ohen picl an
ihaifen, Aber lie Garrte in @ebnlA
aus; bis mad einigen @oden bcm !
fleinen pergeBliden Sobannes DIE
Orbnung cine liebe Is o b II.
b t ~gelpproen mar. - Sic 9briit.
li6e Iutter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

per9ibt.
8ouperneur Iari6al bat peber
Sruber nod Shtpclter, unb ba audi
icine @ltern foot Iinb. feblt linn iebe
ndbere 0eripanbtihaft.
Seiue Sreunbe iinb idmmtlih be-
9eiitert iiber iein bdrslifes Samilien>
leben. gu einem ieiner intimen
8reunbe iaete er emit: r@ir iinb nun
l6 Sabre perbeiratbet. unb ihnea lit
mir Die 3eit babinseeansen. @enn
ib 5uriidbenfe. fiible ih, baB ih meine
Srau nit iebem Gage beiier fennen
lernte. Gin Mann mill nift ALIEN
lieben. er mlb audi ieine Satin rec
ipeftieren uno ahten. Sic mub nuns
berbare Gigeuifaften beiisen, UNI Die
Siebc 5u ibr unb Die Ihtuns Dor ibr
immer mebr 5u peden."
- y -
(@in9eidnbt.)
rSe ldnser elm S%unsseieae, befto tiefer
in bic S6ae."
go ItnD lie Die Serren Suneaes
ielen: Iorgens nm nelin ltbr lteben
Tic nilf. braufen Damn unaeidbr cine
Stunhe, INN Die iorgfdltiglte Soilette
81 mndberL (iie brduhen iebenfaas
LANCER als bas e%itelite Wdoden) +;
geben ms Heitanrant unb Damn in
iraeno einen ~Yool 1oom". Ellen Su
Wittag nit fem porgeitedtcr, peiber
Serpiette unb id)auen babel gelangs
peilt uno lansfpeilig gum Seniter
binaus; ipotten Ibenbs i'm Club iiber
Die onmmen perbeiratbeten &dnner.
Die lid cine iolde 2ait auf ibre
Sdultern ldben fonnten uno oenten,
iie dlein ieien Die 8eiien, Die ale
8elheiptbeit peni9itens NIT Suppen>
lDffeln 9egeiIen baben. Sas lit bus
2eben: obnc Irbeit bur6 Die @elt an
fontmen nno Damn bon elmer Shaar
9leihgeiinnter @mbz Sreunoe NIT
@bren 5u @rabc e~etragen an peroen.
@o5u iiub oenn Die Serren oa?
@infa6 Inn Die nclimoniihiten 3leioer
5l tra9cn, an ben Strabeneden an
lteben ais ~lebenoige Mlsitearnasz
Sbiefte uno bann Ibenbs CUR Hrhe
seben NIT Dem ieli9en gmpfinbcn. baB
Der morgise Gag pieleiht ioeenannte
~gelhdfti9un9". aber ia feinc Mrbeit
bringen biirfte. ltub Die 9cqudlte,
pflihtgeipobnte @enihbeit ieuiSt pdb>
reno oeiien inter ifpcrer Mrbeit.
Iber zines 1T iiter: bieier geauGlte
Sbeil Der Wenibbeit tpeiB ipeniaItens,
po5u er ha 1T. Ser Sune9cIeae
lpeiB es nift. Or lit bios @ottes
berilbmtciter Saebteb bier auf @rben.
@r lit bios cine Combination bon
Seibitliebe unb @igenliebc. Ser CO sllz
lest au6cr elmer biden Yprtion Tett
5i nihts eebraft bat. Mm Cube Ieiz
mes Sebens iist er i'm groBen 2ebnz
ltnbl nnS fiiblt iid erbaben I'M &C.
panten, bab er nidt 10 ollmm geipeien
lei uie Die Inbern. Die iid an @eib
lino Samilie 9efettet, Die iid I'M
SffpeiBe ibres Nneeiidtes abaemiibt
baben, nm benz Staate quite 9iiracr
uno @ott nelle 9eiuobner ieines
Geid)cS 3u5ufiibren. gs gibt and n
bere Sunsgeielen. Die iih iroenb
eincs bobcn 3ieles pe9en f~reiae6aIten
boben bon Den Soreen Der Samilie.
Gbre 9enen; benn lie perbicnen es.
Nber leirer beitebt bic @ebrsabl ser
Sunsgeielen ans 8ottes Sageoieben,
bon nenen man foit iagen fam. SaB
tic Die ein5i9en @cieu iinb. Die p6ne
3ped ~seihaffen purben. Scpenfaas
baben lie feinen anberen 3tped, ais
audi Inbere INN ibre fpitbare Seit An
bringen. - (Sobn 3immermann.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Samariteriperf.


Samariteruerf.
Sit nod elm Heit bon 2ieb in Sir,
8 gei3e nid1t, lnb Glib i'm ber;
Sic reife. menifenpoIe Welt
SIT ia an 2iebe gar 10 leer.
Iuf Rdrffen biete Tie niht fell.
@uf al Yalditen tra9' tie nift;
Sod tritt bereinit an Semen We9
Gin it'll perbdrmtes Gn9e1i6t -.
Sem lprih': gebarfit Su tpobl bes
Sels?
3eie' Seine 8lnbe; = bier mein
limb in Der Serberg' pfleg i6 Sein.
9enn oieie 8abe niht 9enug.
(@eore 2 6eurltn.)
- - y
Stammbnhuerie.
Sob niht Sem Yferb, nod @eib
uub @ein,
@enn Su nilit nnbebcli9t Iein.
@ebulb unb Belt erreiden n,ebr
ais S~eftisfeit.
&orb. oit, sib. @eit - 3ubans
it's beit.
SIM Srieben tpie i'm 8rieg maft
ginisfeit ben Sieg.
Gin gutter Sreunb lit tpic cine
solbene Iiin5e.
Gin 8eis bonn Nnrrenbnrm trdgt
Sober, lper es lei.
Ser Cine bedt es 5u. Der Ino're
trdst es frei.
NSiir ben .Samilicnfreis" be-
arbeitet bon 6. 81
Der Sampf sesen bic muoerne
Sittenloiisfeit
pbcr
3uriid 5ur Of ri fIthen
Che.
Auf Der 80. General Geridmrnlilng
Der &atbolifen 9euti6lanb's 81 Iudlen
bielt Der selebrte Yrofeiior Or.
W a II 8 b a d. cine ldnsere 9febe boil
praftiiher @ebanfen iibcr ods I'M
Sitel ansebeutete Sbema. Tir fone
ren niht umbin, einisc Ius5iige aus
bieIer Mebe bier pieber 5u seben;
benn es banbelt ii6 I'M Siu9e, Inn
Wa6rbeiten, iiber bic on bieler Stele
pieberbolt 8epc sing, 8abrbeitcn.
bur6 beren NiBabtnng gan5e Natio@
len Dem 0erberben 5~neilen.
linn Den 2eier nidt 5l ermiioen nit
Dem einen Sbema, eeben mir oasielbe
IN mebreren Ibihnitten.
III.
Sic Che lit na1 benz Gbriitens
tbrm Die
ein5ige Sorm erIambten
@ei6Ie6 tsperfebrs
fein nod 70 poctiihes 9icbessefiibl.
fein nod 10 clementarer Srieb 9ibt Gin
9feht 5u freiem. porebelidem @ils>
Ieben. 0arin liest einc S6ranfc Der
Sreibeit. BARN liegt aber audi Die
bette Shusnebr Der Sreibeit. Sieier
@runbiab belpabrt ben Weni6eu Dor
Der Serridaft nnee6iiselter 2aunc
Mnb 2eibenihqft. gr gibt Dem &eibe
ben ein3i9 tpirfiamen Sdut Der Ser
f0nliffeit rno Der littliden ilno
5o5ialen @leihitelling nit benz Iann.
Nan ruff bcute nah ertpeitertem
NutterIdus audi Der lcbigen Wiitter.
, nab erbobter redtliher Serants
iportuns fir Die mitifulbigen Mfdns
ner; fpie fonnen aber Staat uno @es
ienIduit iolden Hchtsihub geipdb>
EN-, fpenn Die 2iebeSperbdltniile icoe
reftlihe Sorm unb SaBbarfeit abs
Iebnen. ieoe duBere Seiiel abiuerfcn
unb 5u freien Ser5enSerlebnifien nerz
ben iollen2 ltno mic lam man
toffen, bas @efiib( Der 8erantports
Iidfeit in ben Idnnern gu bcben.
ipenn MAJ linen porreoet, ieDe ltarfe
2eieenihaft iei unipiberiteblif. icSes
mddtige 2~iebessefiibl iei rein unb
ebel, Der &f aber unb Gntbalts
ionfeit ihpdfen Die pole @ntialtina
hes Meni6eulebens. ia, Die leiblihe
@~einnbbeit = Sebauptungen. Die
lherbies bon Der ipdbren Sebens> uno
8eilfunbe ais lii9neriihc Ybraien 5us
riidsefpieien limb.
Gin nabrer Sort Der fttts
Ii6en @ II 6 c Il II IL D
nnh Der geielIidafts
Ii6en Srbuun9
lit Die Che. nur ais monogame ilnS
unaufloslihe @crbinbung. Nur Oh.
ipo ein Wtann uno cine Sral iid Die
5anb rcidcn 5u nusihlieBlidcr 9iebe
,tuN Ic~hen9I1unIthrr Src,tr mGdtf
iibcr ibnen Gin einbeitlihes, bDberes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Gin punbergleides GntfommeR
bate fiir5lif Die aht Sabre alte
Inseliua 9ro5etti. 401 Ibams Ctr.
6obofen, Y. s.. als Der ginipdnncr
ibrcs Sntcls. Nidolas Gro5etti. nit
Dem iie ipa5ieren fubr. nit einem
anbcrn %Ginipdnuer ouf Dem 5ubIon
Sountp Souleparb in Nortb Seraen
couibierte. Sas @dnd]cn ipllrbc bel
Dem 3miammeuitoBc bod in Die 9uft
geidicuocrt unb lonbcte in Dem Sdloo6
elmer Srau. Die gerabc nit ibrem
Iutomobil porii6erfuhr. Saeurb
purbe ibr Nufihlasen 10 abses
ihipGdt. baB JIG nidt Die gcrinsite
Tcrlctung erlitt.
Die beiSen ~ginipdnner einacu BET
Dem 3ulanumenpral politdnSig in
Stiidc. 9ro5etti iclbit itiirste aus
ieinem @aaen NIB trim GuBerIt
id,merSbnfte S%uetidunsen bapon.
Der @igcntbiimer bes @eiGbrts. nit
Dem CT collibierte. mar Sipen Nplan.
No. 500 Central Mpenue. Scriep 9Th
Seigbts. gr fam unpcrlcet BACON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Seinc gniidt iiber ireie Sittem.

Sn Chicago itanb bieIer Sage Gin
23idbriger Mrbeiter. Elm is Sabre
alteS @Goden unb belien Iater Dor
Dem 8ifter. Ser iiinsere @unn itano
unter Der 8ei6ulbigung, ba5u beige
traaen 81 baben, oab hns jungc Sing
anf Ibipeee seratben lei. aber allies.
mas ibm bepieicn nrrpc. mar. baB
bas Wdbden ibm bel elmer abcnbliden
&anoernn9 burd einen Ynrt in Der
LINDEN Sommernadt cinigc &iiiic gez
seben. Ser @ertbeioiser ocs Sclhul>
bigten meinte barmlos beihpihti9cno,
Dab er ndd Dem @runpiabc. eaB 0iebc
fem Werbreden lei uno man einen
4nB IN Gbren niht peripebren biiric.
nidts Defenders Shperipicgenbes in
oieIcm Sbatbcitanoe iebc. Sa murbc
er bon Dem Sater oes @dhhcns. Der
faum nod leiner Grregung Serr pers
Den fonntc, nit Den foIgcnbcn @ortcn
idb unterbrodeu: .Sbnen mag es nab
SIREN meritaniiden IniGauun9cn
niht als Elm 10 9roBeS @ergebcn ers
idlcinen. ipcnn ein Wtann ein &Gbnen
fiiBt, bas ibm nidt perlprpden lit.
Iber Die Inldaulngen bon inns Stas
licnern iinb in bieier Siuiiht 9nn5
anbere. 2ir balteu audi in Amerita
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Mit Hedt meint sic .Iaibinator
Toit": lin eiucn elc9anten. lpirtlid
porncbmen @inorld 81 madden. muf
cine Srau bod nod ctipas anbcres als
@clo in ibre Spilettc iteden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Spnriamfeit bat nidt INNER Ieih-
tbnm silr Solge. aber tic lit bod elm
SrGpentipmittel 9eeen Mrmutb.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29

burnt and thrown off from the body
 Like the ships that sail the sea. each
 cell carries it's outgoing cargo, and returns with another one Some of
 these cells perform the office of spe-
 cial repairers forcing their way through the walls of the blood yes sels and penetrating the tissues in order to performe their special tasks i There are several other kinds of cells
 in the blood besides the carriers just mentioned. There are the wonderful soldier and police cells which main-
 tain order and fight battles when necessary. The police cells are on the constant lookout for germs, bac- teria and other microscopic disturbers of the peace of the body When these tiny policemen discover vagrant germs, or criminal bacteria. they rush upon the intruder and tying him up in mesh, proceed to deVOur him. If the intruder be too large or wig 1 OrOus, a call for assistance is sent ] out and the reserve police rush to | the assistance of their brothers and OverpoWer the disturber of the peace. | Sometimes when the vagrants are too numerous the policemen throw them out from the body by means of pim- ples. boils and similar eruptions. In case of infectious diseases an army | corps is ordered out in full strength and a royal fight is waged between ] the invading army and the defenders 1 of home and country.-William Walk
 CT Atkins in July Nautilus.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
NEW EXTRA SESSION
 GUESS WORK YET
Admitted There Is Possibility Of
 State Being Left Penniless.

What about twill there be 6 session of the legislature next fall?' M. c. Cunniff president of the sen- ate. was asked
 Search me-" was the enigmatic reply
 Speaker Bradner used words to the same effect
 But suppose the governor calls you back here and tells you to go to work?' was suggested.
 Then the consequences be on his head" said Bradner
 "Then we would come back and go to work said Cunniff.
 But suppose" the newspaper man insisted, suppose the election law is kicked overheard; where is the money coming from to run the state government after July, 1913?"
 Mr. Cunniff said he didn't know where it was coming from and he ad- mitted there might be a rather em- barrassing situation. From the first of July 1913 to the first of January 1915 would be quite d long time even for an individual to do without any coin of the realm, to say nothing oi this sovereign commonwealth. But Ife lWo SldlSSihCh elA Co'dS iii~ii'A'ii0' didn't see any way out of 1t if there should be no election and if the gov ernor should not call another specia session.
 But all this is a side issue Witf Mr. Bradner now. He is getting ready for his job as secretary of the live stock sanitary bOard-mOving records dusting books and sorting things ou generally The board will occupy th' rooms just vacated by the corporation commission, and next door will b' the office of state superintendent O public instruction. MT. Cases wori is already in the formative stage, To his office hasn't been arranged vet But he expects to have things moV ings along nicely within shor time