The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-08
the dairying industry, which is still in

 the dairying industry, which is still in primitive condition in many parts Of the country, and to be friendly to- wards American breeders and manu- lecturers.
 They suggest that much more rapid progress can be made by prac- tical demonstrations than by corres- pondence or advertising. So much er- roneous advertising has been done by importers of stock that the people are skepical of printed matter. MT. liar rell and MT. Morgan express the be- lief that there is an opening for the sale of American cattle and euuip- mcnt, remarking that Git is impossible that this good cattle country should stay permanently in it's present con- dition, which is about that of the southwest 40 years ago.
 This is a progressive age and the breeders and daifymen of Argentine will be up and doing.
 Prospective exhibitors should apply for space at once. The Argentine am- bassador at Washington is manifest Ing much interest in the project and will be glad to furnish all information sought.
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 Some of the young men who write foot ball news continue to refer to the r1niver- sity of Alabama eleven as the thin red ine'' In view of the way in which those husky warriors are bowling over their opponents, it might be well to dron the thin
 Indirectly, perhaps. President Wilson was responsible for Champ cIark's de- ioa'' Ever since the Baltimore conven- tion Champs private opinion of Wilson and Bryan has been unprintable,
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 A temperamental young woman who has had several husbands and has just wr,r- ten book called "The Passionate Spec tator," says, i've upset the British em- pire.'' We fear she flatters herself.
 # a: * In south Russia, where 10000 roubles sqdal about s4 and a Px- of matches costs 1000 roubles, it is cheaper to light cigarette with money than with matches.
 Times are not as hard with the ex- Kaiser as they might be- More than 62,- ooo,ooo Dutch florns have been paid him by the Prussian government since he fled to Holland
 Eighteen Scotch districts have voted dry" Probably without taking into con- sideration the. severity of Scotch winters.
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 Volstead has been reelected to Con- gress. He is not receiving congratulatory telegrams from the imbattled '.wets."
 E * < The payment of fool election bets is now in order. always an interesting procedure to students of psychology.
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 Chicago maidens have shocked New York by letting theiy ears show EWhither are we drifting? S..~ Mexico City, with more than 100000 inhabitants, recently had crimeless day. In ''lawless'' Mexico?
 * < # The average musical comedy sensa- tion" seldom or never lives up to the announcements.
 a x E MT. Harding declined the use of a bat tleship. We are beating bsSS to Jeff fersonian simplicity
 - The democratic party has taken the count more than once, but has always contrived to get on it's feet again.
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 Republicans who boast of having ~invad- ed the solid south should remember what happened at the Marne.
 * * The bootlegger who sells his customers watered 'moonshine" is merely adding insult to injury
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 Former Emperor Charles visited the "cradle of the sHapsburgs" the other day in Switzerland. It's in ruins.
 A SAFE QUESTION From the Life of Benjamin Disraeli. "Disraeli used to say that although