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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
Bond Election ProeIanat-o.

Whereas, The Council Of the Cf-y %
Pensacola did on the 18th DAY OF INV
1905, pass an ordinance. enff-r,.,,
AN ordinance to provide for he h.
sUance of Bonds of the City of Pe,ss.
cola. Florida, under and b. virtue ~
an Act of the Legislature Of the So
Qt Florida, entitled: An Act m a..
thoriZe the City Of Pensacola 10 fssr.
negotiable bOnds for municipal B1-.
poses, and provide for the paymer,
thereof, approved May 18th. ZOOS.
which SAID ordinance was approved ~
me on the 18th day Of July, 1905.
Now, therefore, I, Chas. n. Bliss
Mayor of the City Of Pensacola. mr..
suant to the provisions Of said Gr4f.
nance, do hereby call an election 10 IA
held in said City on the 22nd day of
August, 1905, to determine whether
or not, the majority OF the qualified
electors Of said City, qualified to vote
and voting. at said election shall a.
prove the issuance OF bonds FOR -
purposes and amounts, or any Of hen
enumerated in said ordinance, to-wt.
For the purpose Of purchasing. or
constructing, waterWOrks the sum ~
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousauf
Dollars (S250,0O0), or SO much thereof
as may be necessary.
For the purpose OF CONSTRUCTING. or
providing, a system Of sewerage and
drainage the sum OF Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars $3.50. OOO). or
so much thereof as may be necessary.
For the purpose Of paving and other.
wise improving streets and public
ways of the city the sum Of One Hun
dred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
(S150,000), or so mucn thereof as may
be necessary.
For the purpose Of purchasing a sta
and or constructing, or providing a city
hall building the sum of Seventy-Fivo
Thousand Dollars $3.50 or 50
much thereof as may be necessary.
For the purpose Of purchasing q
site and constructing, or providing a
Police Station and Jail Building the
sum of twenty-five Thousand Dollars
$25,000), or so much thereof as NAY
be necessary.
And notice is hereby given tha,
pursuant to said ordinance the Council
has duly elected the following BOari
Of Bond Trustees, viz: +. @. Brent
for the term Of three years, L. Hilton
Green for the term of two years. and
J. NJ. Pfeiffer for the term Of one year.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the cOrpOrats
seal Of the City of Pensacola 70 b
affixed, this LIST day of August. 1905.
CHAS. H. BLISS,
Mayor City Of Pensacola.
Attest: B. s. BERNARD, City Clerk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
MEMORIAL FOR THE
BENNINGTON VICTIMS.

A number Of suggestions have been
made for a suitable memorial to the
officers ana men who lost their lives
IL the Bennington disaster at San
Diego, California, one made by a Mr..
Hall through the San Diegan-Sun being
particularly appropriate. Whether it
is practicable or not will, of course.
largely depend upon a survey of the
vessel to ascertain the extent of the
damage and the possibility of reftting
her for use as a gunboat. The Sun
refers to the suggestion and COM
ments thereon as follows:
Mr.. Halls idea. as expressed. is
that the Bennington be dismantled
and emptied of its machinery. and
that the hull be fitted M as a floating
hospital or club house for sailors. and
permanently stationed in the harbor.
X appears to Us that no better sug-
gestiOn could possibly be made than
Is there presenteG. Of course this in
wolves the necessity of securing the
gunboat from the navy, but as the
ship, according to official plans as an
nounced. has long been marked for
retirement from active service on &C
count Of age and unitness, II is believ-
ed the consent Of the naval officials
could easily be obtained. The Ben
ningtOn is now held TO he something
more than a ship in many gTief-strick-
en- homes in this land. and sentiment.
the force which really governs the civ
iliZed world. demands that she be
made something more than a mere
ship. Her conversion into a floating
hospital and a rest place and home
for sailors would most fttngly meet
the requirements Of the case. Such a
turn wOulG also show. more clearly
than would be possible in any other
manner, that the American people,
officially and privately. appreciate and
so far as is in their power viii recon-
pense in a practical way those who
risk their lives in the cOuntry's ser
vice
It is believed the Bennington, when
put out of commission. can be secured
BY the citizens of San Diego to be
permanently locked here. and if this
can be done it is believed that the
best possible memorial would be 10 TT
Il I'D as sailors hospital, home and
club house, where all who come into
the harbor may find a rest place and
rational entertainment of their own
choice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

Notice is hereby given that the Hs,
prepared by me containing the narra,
Of the electors Of the City OF Pens,-
cola, who are qualified to vote AZ m.
City Bond Election 10 be held on a..
gust 22nd, 1905. will be submitted b,
me to the City Council for its apDrov.
al at a special meeting thereof 70 he
held at the City Hall on August fo,,
1905, at Z O'Clock D. m.
All citizens are hereby called n, q,
show cause, if any they can. ar az
time and place why the said Lists d,
prepared and submitted by me sbor-+
not be approved by the Council.
This notice will be published eair.,
for the space Of three DAYS after m.
date hereof, and during the time -
said publication and until the 1Ofb ds-
Of August, 1905, the said registrar,
lists will remain for public inspacrfo1
at my Office, number Il East Cove.
ment street.
Dated Pensacola, Fla, Auv s,b
1905. GEO. s. HALLMARK
register for City Bond Elecfio,
6aug3t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
HOW TO FIGHT
THE MOSQUITOES.
Mobile Register.
@ y y y y q q 4: q e y !: 4 e &

A concerted effort is to be made il
Mobile tc aid the city and health au
| thorities in their fight against the mos
| quito. A meeting of citizens is to take
place tonight II the Commercial Club
which should be largely attended L
every householder will devote some
little time to this work, we can get riC
CT the mosquitoes entirely. If you are
troubled by mosquitoes * is because
| somewhere in your block there
has been a mosquito laying eggs in
some one or moro of these places:
In a cesspool;
A sewer iRlete
A rainwater barrel;
A horse trough;
A roof gutter that is clogged;
An empty bottle;
An old tin can,
Broken crOckery that holds water;
A water pan for dog, cat or chicken;
a wate- receptacle for a grindstone;
A hole in tree;
A watering pan for birds;
A garden fountain;
Any place in fact, where water
stands for five days or more. One
/ tomato can in shady spot, with wat er
in It, has been found to breed sufficient
mosquitoes to keep family unhappy
ell summer.
The following advice is given for
preventing the propagation of mosuui
toes when such conditions exist:
Clean out every place where water
stands.
So dispose OF old tin cans bottles or
what not that rain cannot possibly be
retained.
Empty your rain barrel of water
every week or screen it closely with
hne-mesh wire on top.
Change the water every day in a
drinking pan FOR dog, cat or bird.
Watch the watering trough near
sour stable.
Fill hole in a tree with soil pack.
ed tight or with cement.
In other words. get rid of, or coat
win kerosene, all stSgnant, standing
water, and you will get rid of mosqui-
tees.
II you have i playing fountain put
little fish, like minows or goldfish, in
the water and they will eat the mos.
quito larvae.
If you have Il sluggish brook or a
stagnant pond near your house spray
Kerosene or coal oil on the surface;
this makes it impossible for the wig.
glers' to breathe when they come to
the surface, and they die. The coal oil
application is only necessary at the
edges and is good only so long as
it covers the entire surface.
Having acquired the necessary
knowledge as to the locality of the
breeding places. let all 20 to work to
put the mosquitoes cut of business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

The Arcadia News evidently takes
a decidedly yellow view of the situation.
as II remarks yellow seems to be
The prevailing color these days. Vel
low fever in New Orleans, yellow jour
nalism in New York, yellow jaundice
in Arkansas, while the whole world is
busily discussing the yellow peril in
the Far East"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

ADVENTURE AND
ADVENTURE"

. No store in this city-none
. anywhere-has ever grown to
. its full stature, achieved real
. success, until its owner has
. yielded to the spirit of "ad.-ven-
. ture," and has ADVERTISED
. MORE THAN HE COULD AT
. FORD TO!
, Every successful man, in any
. line of human effort, has found
> it necessary, at times. to break
, every law in the Code of eau
, ton" If Peary finds the Pole
. it Will be because he risked
, more than he could afford to-"
D Modern conditions of life
, have developed in the race as
, great love of adventure" as
, our forefathers had for adven-
, ture-and the same tingle of
, the blood which came to the ia
, theirs in the victories of pio-
, neering comes, nowadays, to
, the business man who has res
, cued his enterprise from peril.
II was the spirit OF adventure
, which enabled the first Astor
to establish a fur-trading sta
ton in the far and perilous
Northwest-and it is the spirit
, of adventure" which induces
, the modern trader to try to
, establish a store in field
!, where competition dwarfs him.
The Dangers of a complex life
, are as great as of an unex-
; plored country.
The store-keeper of to-day is
often in competition with hou-
ses boasting working capitals"
, larger than his entire assets.
His chances are small-unless
prosperity has somewhat dulled
the enthusiasm of the big fell
lows-unless they imagine that
they are big enough to omit ad-
yertising now and then. In
such event the smaller mer-
chant finds his tide at the flood
his opportunity not only
ready TO be grasped, but almost
ready to grasp him.
On the day when the small
merchant advertises more than
he can afford to-" and the big
merchant less than he should
less than he MUST, even to
hold his place in the race-the
small merchant has taken a
trick in the game, gained a
rung on the ladder; and is
strengthened for the next trial
of strategy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

Our Southern Home, published al
Laurel Hill by Eric Won Axelson has
been changed from a monthly to a
weekly paper. Laurel Hill is growing
fast and is well able to support a first
class weekly, such as Mr.. Won Axel-
son will undoubtedly give it. The ven
ture has The Journals best wishes
for success.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

Thirteen engineers will meet next
month in Washington to consider the
problems presented in the construc-
ton Of the Panama canal. The gov
eminent should either fire one or add
another. Thirteen is a Jonah.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

II is reported that Vice President
FAIRBANKS actually warmed up" at
Sault st. Marie.-Age Herald.
And the effect was an attack of
acute indigestion. Wonder what he
warmed up" on?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

The real battle Of the Russo-Jap
campaign is due to commence in
Portsmouth to-day. :
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
PENSACOLA AND
PENSAcOLIANS.
ss Z 4: z :: :! g :: 4. z ;. g e
Pensacola CLEANED un.

The good news comes from Pensaco.
II that the health authorities are con-
fGent that that city has never been in
a more thoroughly perfect sanitary
condition, and the scientific lines along
which this healthy condition is being
obtained makes it a matter of very dis
tant probability that there will be any
contagious diseases to enter and gain
foothold the1e.-JacksOnville Me.
tropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

Since Madam Stegomyia became so
prominent peek-a-boo articles of wear
ing apparel have become unpopular.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

Cuba is now in the foremost rank
OF republics. She already has a
healthy treasury deficit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

According TO BTadstreets the total
funded debt of the Russian govern
ment is SS,25O, 600, 900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
PENSACOLA FLORIDA TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST s, 1905
GOING AWAY?

When you leave the city for your
summer vacation have The Pensacola
Journal follow you. Notify circuIa-
ton manager, Phone SO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
The Insanity Dodge.

Williams, the Pensacola murderer,
is beginning tc play the insanity
6oge in hopes of saving his worthless
.reck. We trust no insanity plea will
be seriously considered by the courts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
NotIee 70 House owner.


The code Of ordinances Of the Gig
OF Pensacola requires that all housed
fronting upon streets shall BE- nun.
beTed, and provides that IL shall g
unlawful TO omit to number any hOuis
as required. All numbers shall n
painted upon the front Of the building
to be numbered or upon metal a 2La,s
not less than 3x6 inches, securely a.
tached TO the building. All buildings
shall be numbered within 50 days
after the erect ion thereof
Notice is hereby given that houss
owners will be required 10 conform
with these ordinances. Owners Of
property may learn their correct nun
bers by applying to the City Clerk
Attest: CHAS. H. BLISS.
B. s. BERNARD. Mayor.
Clerk.
Pensacola, Fla, July II, 1905.
In Escambia County Circuit Courtstasa
OF Florida, In Chancery-Eihei
Franklin VS.. Dorsey Franklin
On Monday. the 4th day Of Sep'em
Der, A. D. 1905. the defendant, Dorsey
Franklin, Is hereby required % appear
TO the bill fled against him herein
This order to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks ID
The Pensacola Journal, a newspaper
published in said Escambia county.
[SealI A. NJ. MCMILLAN,
Clerk Circuit Court
BY L. G.. AYMARD, d. @
Pensacola, Fla, July "a, 1903.
6aug4v
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08
DAILY

The following figures show The Pen.
sacola Journals circulation for each
day during the month of July. 1905,
with the average number of copies
daily:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

for his cold-blooded deeds. If such
think were capable Of being done he
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

Should be put through the process Of
a double executicn-JasDer News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-08

We draw our own Bills Of Ex-
rnange on Great Britain, ireland,
Germany, France, Austria, Italy,
Holland, Spain, Belgium, Russia,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and
ether European countrles.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

Seppi4e limb auf Der 2iidieits
an flppfen, BORN lei9t gu biirften.
0ur9 bic 8enuBung berfil5en ii4 bic
Seppide auf Der S4aufeite. Oieiss
8erfilsen ma9t Die Seppids febr 9alt=
bar. Wirb nun auf Der @orberfeite
itprf seflopft une eebiirftet, 10 per-
binbert man geraoe biefsn 8organs.
Man biirftet bic S9auieite lsiht unb
INNER na6 elmer &i9tung nit benz
Stri6.
Sunntngeru9 fir bas 3imz
mel fann man ii9 leidt felbit bereis
ten, tpenn man in einsn SOpf 1 Quart
Iiebenbes WaFer sibt unb in biefes
aipei &affeel0ffel SsrpentinDl bineins
trdufelt. Sofort ipirb fOtli9er Sanz
nenbuft ben Baum fiilen. Sieies
@erfabren lit nebenbei au4 NOD iebr
geIunb, Defenders fir 8rutleibenbe,
unb ma4t au6 man9en 4nitedungsz
itpff unf9dbli9, penn man es td9lth
pisberbolt.
8or ftenbebanblung. 8or'
item tperben tpeider, iper11 man lie eint
3eit lang in 5iemli4 itarfe Sobalauge
leat. Wenn es iia nm 8oriten in
8iriten banbelt, 10 1T barauf gu aas
ten, fpferl pplirtes 9ola in 8etradt
fommt, RAP biefes nidt BON Der Sauge
beriibrt pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
0plofud,e i'm Meere.

Seit GINGER 3eit unterIu6t cine Sc.
ie1i6aft an Der f9ottii9en &iite in
Der gdi BON Sobsrmorp Elm S9iff Der
1888 untereegansenen ipanif6en Or
MAZDA, bas BORT nit Dem &risgsi9ub
Ser fpaniI1en Slotte seiunten fein
ioa. Die geieqf9dft bat bis6er pers
mittelit tbrer itarfen Saugpumpen ale
mDgli6en 9egenftdnOe aus Der Siefe
oes Meeres on ben Sag befDr6ert uno
oaour9 poiitip bepiefen, oub Die 6iito'
ride rleberlieferung bon Dem Sinfen
zines @9iffes Der @rmaba in Der ees
nanrten 8u9t 5utreffenb lit. @olo 1T
iebo9 bisber ni9t ~gefunben poroen.
0aeesen fDroerten Die Sau6er 5pei
podete pulper i'm @epi9t bon te finf
pfuno an 6ie SberflG6e. Inter oen
iibrisen Eunoen befunben fi9 Der
Sedel elmer tupfernen 9fanne, Elm
9efdpb, cine menf6li6e Rippe uno
cine isbr f90ne tupferne S9aIs. Die
SAale NOR ~pergploet un0 trug Mono<
sramme irno 6isuren, oie on Die 3eis
den ser Treimaurer ertnnern. Sas
9ef6oB beftebt aus einem cplinorif3en
Stiide Gtien bon atpei 3oa 0ur9meis
fer. gs purbe pffenbar als 9ef9oB
fir cine feline aanone bon elmer Glen
ftanee abgef9nitten. als Dem S9iff
Die Munition ausging. SroB Der Bis
per persebli9en g~emiihungen, Die
&riesstafe gu finben, febt Die Geiea'
f9oft tire Mrbeiten in Dem feften 8ers
trauen auf grfoIs fort. Die @sbeins,
6ie man in Der 8ai bon Sobermorn
fano. iolen mad Spanien iiberfihrt
un6 BORT feierlid beftattet tperosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

teraum. Wuf Dem iibli9en 9eleiie
nSnnsbrud-8oasn. 9itte einauitei'
gen."
Sottor @Dring iiebt, tpie lie bic
&inber fibt. @r beibt bic 3dbne
5uiammen unb bpr9t auf ben 3es
gen, Der eint0nis gesen Die 5eniter
tlatIdt.
Sn ieinem aopfe pirbsIt's. Nur 10
bel 8epubtiein bat er, um benz
S9affner elm 9elOItid gu rei9en nit
Dem 9efe6l: Gin Nbtbeil aGein! 0us
Summen unb Stampfen Der 2otomOz
tibe, bic tpeinenbsn &inoeritimmen,
bos Hufen unb 2duten, bic 4bfabrts<
iignale! gr mub ii9 bic S9lGfen ball
ten, um ftanbbaft 81 blei6en.
Die Sbiren tperben 3ugsI6lagen.
9lei9 baruuf gebt Der 9riff nieber,
unb Elm @epddtrGger pirft cine Sadie
ins NsB.
Scr 3us lit bal6 lesr", bonnert er
i'm an. "Warum fam i9 ni9t aIein
bleibeng"
Damn eebt elm 3ittern bur6 feline
9lieber. ;. Cine lei6te 9eitalt
i9ningt ii9 Die Stufen binan, man
pirft binter i6r 81 unO flemmt ibren
Mantel elm. gr 6dlt lie unb befreit
lie --- anes ipprtlos = itumm.
9prt in Der gde lit Margot unter
S6rGnen eingeI9lafsn. Mit miitter>
li9er 11mfi9t aiebtHica Die &iHen berz
aus, bettet bas 8inb barauf unb breiz
tet bic marine Sede bariiber.
Sn Der anberen SIDE ieuf5t &lein=
Sibp. rWarum peinit bu, mein 2ieb=
ling? Ssin piipp9sn9 !6isr lit ca.
Sin i9nener 6riff in bic Sai9e, uno
0ibb briidt NIT fslissm &inberla6en
ibr piipp9en in ben Mrm. $50, 2ieb>
ling, nun i9lafe bu AUDI"
gr i9aut ibr gu, tpie tie bic @orz
bdnse f9liebt unb bic Campo peri9leis
ert. Shm lit plOBli9, als lei er 81
5aus. ). bic fdlummernben &tnber
i bic mattblare OGmmerung -
Jriebe - unb i'm !6albbuntel, elmer
siitisen See glei9 = iein blahes. i4os
neg Weib!
Oas Sera befreien, rinst es in feiz
ner Seele. Sur4 S9lu9sen ooer
bur9 Worte.
l1nb er finbet Worte.
r8omm gu mir Hica; psrlaB midi
ni9t msbr. 9ort fDnnen tie bid ents
beGren, bort finben lie Griab. Sir
midi gibt es nur Elm Weib - fir
meme &inbsr nur cine Muttsr! Sber
mubteit bu ni6t. :. bab bu mir. .
bas 2iebite. :. Sbeueri tie -. auf Der
Welt biit9"...
Sbrs 2ippen fiiHen isinen gals,
ipGbrenb tie ii9 felt unb tpei9 an
feline S9ulter f9mie9t lnb 10 piel
beimIi9es @liidsgefiibl flinst aus
ibrsr Grase: n9Drit bu ben Resen raa>
iden9"
r2ab reenen unb itiirmen. Sn bie'
fem fleinen &Gfis bier 1T ales Sons
nenf9ein."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15
3ebn Minnten Anfentbalt.
0on3oe.


Bon Soe.
Mitten auf Der StreC.e bGlt Der qua
uno riittelt bic Hsiienben aus i6ren
msbr ober treniger angene6men SrGus
men. Grassn f9pirren bur9sins
amber. Was sibt's2 gine gntslei=
flung?
nl1miteieen, meme 5errf6aften!
Gin Sbeil Der baberii9en 9ebirsss
6d6n lit fpeeen 6o9paFers eeiperrt.
3e6n Minuten Mufent6alt."
Qergerlt6es 8e6rumme ieitens
Der &eiienben, bic ii9 eben 10 6ibI9
gum S6lummer eingeri6tet 6atten.
Softor W0rins ftiilpt feinen beiben
tleinen MGb9en Die rptben Soques auf
Die 2oden unb ~riittelt tie 5iemli6 UNI
ianft auf. rOiop- palelpt angeaos
gen. Marf9! Was 6Glf bu ba
trampfhaft in Der 9anb9"
s@sin piippden, papa, es ion nit
mad sirol."
Drummer S9nad", 6rummt Der
OpftOr unb ftOpft bas piipp9en fopfz
iiber in bic 6anbtai9e, 6ereut iebp9
fofort feline 9eftisteit, als bic rptben
2ippen i'm i4i4tern frassn: rgif bu
b0fe, papa?"
bir9"
rMfein 8ein9en t6ut fpe6".
rSit eingsi9lafen. Ste6 ftramm.
9ier pdletpt. 2os! Marsot, bu biit
bic @robe! SD min mod nit benz
Stations9ef fpre6en, bu nimmit
Sibp an bic 9anb unb ge6it big CUR
erleu9teten Sale bort - brGnaff bid
ans giifett unb befteaft fir eu9 beibs
&afao."
Die @robe fommt iiG in bieIem
@ugenblid fehr bilflos Dor, bod Der
Rsfpett Dor benz Papa lGbt tie I9tpsis
gen.
@ie penig f0nnen ii9 Batter in Elm
8inoergemiit6 bineinbenten. gu Saus
INNER am @~dnselbano g~eleitet, ims
mer in Der Sbbut Der Wutter ober
bes GrGuleins, foG bisIss beri9ldfens
pupp4en ii9 in elmer frembsn Welt
aure9tfinben.
&aum bat Der Oottor bds Coupe
p~erlafen, als eine Sanb ii6 auf feis
men arm lest. nWObin fieuern sic,
W5rins2"
3iellos = planlos - bielei6t Elm
paar Sage Miin9sn, cine Wo6e Sc
gernfee! 9robe Souren fam ia ia
NIT meinen tleinen Mdbsls ni6t ma.
6en."
raha. Sic baben bic &inber bsi
nWo iolts i9 lie laFen?" lG&eIl
Der '@efraste i9mer5lid. mMeine Ma>
ma mar stpar erb0tig. aber baa
fame elmer 9efansenfdaft sleiaA
l1nb" =.
.Sbre Srau @ema6lin" -
Der 3uorinSli9e ftubt, als er cir
beibes Hotb i'm @eIi9t bes Ooftors
aufiteigsn iiebt. = nS6re 5rau Sc:
mdblin nirb nit benz gniemble ir
Sf9l ertpartet."
rMag fem, iagt Der anbere slei&.
siltig. rllebrisens mir baben nun se6r
Wsinuten 4%ufentbalt." 8lii9tis mint
er benz Oaponeilenoen gu, rafft mi
frGfiger 9anb bas @spGd 5uIammen
um es i'm nG9iten @usenblid t~raftlos
n~ieoer3uieben. OieIer lGbmenbI
S4red, iobalo er nur bur9 elm Wort
an lie erinnert pirb.
&0nnte er bod enbli9 bariiber bin.
meg fOmmen, enbli9 einIeben, BAT
tie ni6t freipilis suriidtebren pirb.
rWarum bait bu ie ssbsn laFen9'
martert er ii9 unaufbOrli9. Stum.
pfc @lei4giltigteit gebeu9elt, anitat
bur9 einen 8lid gu psrratben, baB if,
Wesgang fir bid balben Sob beosut
tet9 gu ftols! ON bieIem @tols
Der i'm iportfarg unb gefibllos er
i4einen ldbt, Der feline uniiberipinbli9
ite S9pd4e, tit AUDI ietn @6egliid &C.
fdeitert.
Gr f9iittelt bic &esentropfen al
unb raft absrmals bas @epGd 3uiam
men. Die Grage an ben Stations9e
tit bergehen. Seine @ebanten tpei
len in Sf4l, mo bic erlau9te 9eIe0.
idaft bic aOpfe auIammenftsdt, I'm
fi4 su3ufliiftern: Die rei3enbe Hiet
| @rob. fpdters Oottor WOrins. II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-15

Oie @ a m m I 3 Der
betanntsn poitmartenS@ arietdtsn. ipie
fe in iGmmtIi9en 2dn0ern Der Wslt
our @ertpenouns selangen. beaiffsrti @
uuf 10. 242.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-02-17

II We make the pages OF our books
merely sort Of pleasant maze IN
which 10 set oar minds TO wandering
during idle hours, we IN reading shall
have acquired a pastlmc that Is Us
ually harmless. But there Is vast
difference between such n way oi
spending our time, and the reading
that tcaches " TO think as The great.
est aud wiSc,t men and women have
thought. Words stand in OUr minds
for certain IDEAS or images. From
what we read We learn TO make these
plain or hazy, clearly drawn picture.
or carclcssIy executed sketches, and
thus our powers OF thinking are di
rectly trained iy our method Of read
ing.-St Nicholas.