The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-30

inside the pale of the law"
treat it accordingly.
radical element among the mine OPP
eratfves may bring on riots in some
of the northern districts, but it is safe
to say that there will be no disturb
ance in Alabama The man who
chooses to quit work is free to do so,
! but he who wishes to work will be
fully protected. At the start most
of the miners will be idle, but pres
emily they will return to work.
Never was strike in any indus
try in this country so utterly lacking
in public sympathy as this of the
miners. The strike of 1908 was stub
born and much lawlessness prevailed.
But it was lost. The strikers gained
nothing.
In this strike Governor Kilby will
not only leave nothing undone to pre-
serve order at the beginning, and if
United States troops are needed to
assist the national guard, President
Wilson will be quick in supplying
them.
The rank and file Of our people
are strong believers in tie govern
ment, and they are patriotic through
and through, and that fact alone
should make the present labor unrest
of short duration.
troubles, for America to get on a big
drunk" says the Memphis Commercial
, Appeal Nevertheless, some of the IN
regenerate go so far as to say there
wouldn't be 50 much unrest If labor were
permitted its beer
| According to a friend, Wilhelm will not
address the German people because he
can no longer address them as subjects.
That sounds reasonable. wilhelm's style
lot oratory never was adapted to people
who are supposed to be doing their own
thinking.
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Hon. Stranger" Lewis famous head
iock has claimed another victim It's
strange how successfully Hon. Lewis on.
crates when you stop to consider tina,
most wrestlers are supposed to have con.
crete heads
II wearing apparel didn't cost so much
nowadays an Ohio man who was hello
up and robbed of s. might have beer
permitted to retain his shirt, his trous
ers and his shoes.
The physical contrast between Kins
Albert and Tom Marshall is striking
but that didn't make our brisk vice pres
ident any the less cordial in welcoming
the Belgian monarch to Washington.
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The packers are now accused of in
vesting some of thei rhard earned none,
in hotel stock. The last straw viii b,
an accusation of owning hat checkin,
privileges.
: Berlin must think oc4 900 900 marks
Germanys estimated war debt by Apri
J. 1870, laundering big sum to pa,
for a foolish idea like Mach Paris"
Rembrandt originally purchased TO
! SIS is now worth $4,000. A canvas wort
that much would be sadly out of place il
the front hall of fiat
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Another reason why we know a circu
is coming to town is because we hav
seen picture in the papers of an ele
plant pushing a boxcar.
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Life was less complicated when a fe,
ihighballs and an evening spent at
burlesque show was considered equivalen
to seeing the town.
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No doubs the business of collecting ran
SONS in Mexico win continue to flouris
as long as said ransoms are prompt
paid
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: The late viscount Astor's heir wishes
!, drop his title. He must be a throwbac
to the fur-trading Aston
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Any people are talented-the Italian.
}, for instance-who can gesticulate and ga
spaghetti at the same time.