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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

herself familiar weapons which
dependent knowledge ezoons for safety
The weapons OF Esnse defense that the must learn to
Patient His Bed
The netting Of bars must have mesh fine enough to prevent the
nSoo 8 bite @ a , 9so nets when part Of the
Frequent examinations should be made to that there torn
The netting should be wen tucked the mosquitoes
MOSQUITOES
All promptly to physician:
awaiting ms arrival uley sh9u De GovefSq WIN par ms IS par
eqaFy important Sfao F Eh md P T In sass ana
the usual precautions are not taken and the mosaus are able 70
for this reason the most dangerous from sanitary point Of view
81 Screens.
openings
hospitals wire screens are net usually available and provisional screens
S &C. 8apS 10 rae and 9P pyrs ri for FamSson
Fqmgae che with sulphur pyrethTum insect POWDER to destroy
Sulphur burned iron pot way proper quantity
i1+ n th u I Closed more cc9Tate tS6 DoIn 81 nr 70 009
CUBIC e Sr ~ ma o fo VIII sn - stnnfv The oososoes e
Mil fall to tBe aoor and should be Collected and burnt Two
about the room win diminish their unpIeasantness
The fugao should be done in the m3g that the room viii be
the Sondo4 5e patent WIN D P% 0 a 0 1 s S
odd fG Toom ea 9 R possible after the foara day
The work d:siOn and mosquito destruction well as SCREENING
the attending physician isolated localities delay Obtain
mb a1' of Sousead applying tBe pSsobed regulations
Authorities charge in
epidemic:
from the room objects
with paper or a Q applied
o Rs@ 6ad o a drawers d 5oO of furniture aH o
openings chimney walls keyhoes cracks windows
doors.
pasng strips Gold
with paste Of
skillet
bricks tub other convenient water receptacle with about
guard against
The
sulphur spnkng
ventilated
OF
by the
by
the will IN
the al o sulphur pounds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
DRIVING BEHIND OXEN.
Bullock travelling In India IL Both
Common end Comfortable.

Bullock travelling In India IL Both
Common end Comfortable.
Nowhere else in the world" says
DR.. Francis +. Clark in Everybody's
Magazine, els bullock travelling so COM
Portable and SO common, probably, as
in some parts Of India The handy is
often htted up in very comfortable
style, and. though the springs might be
improved, the comparatively slow pace
Of the oxen makes them less important
TO ones comfort.
''The patient little white oxen trot
along at a rate Of three or four miles
an hour, and especially II it is the even
ing and the refulgent Indian moon is
shining down upon you, IL the night
ingales are singing and the fragrant
jasmine Is blooming in the hedgerOws,
you think that India is not so far re-
moved from paradise after all.
But after a night of such travel,
when you come out in the broad light
OF disillusioning day upon a collection
Of filthy mud cabins and see the naked
children, hungry and famished, the
gaunt specters Of men and women
munchiRg the uncooked grain dealt
out to them by generous hands-in too
much Of a hurry even to cook the food
which they crave-you revise your opln-
ion and make up your mind that India,
In famine time, Is nearer the inferno
than any other country in the world"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
Duties OF the Trained Nurse.
NEW DUTIES RESPONSIBILITIES IMPOSED UPON TRAINED
NURSES IN THE TREATMENT YELLOW FEVER, IN CON-
SEQUENCE OF THE ABOVE FACTS

No Of yellow
earnestly conscientous disease solely
the
destroy them promptly they should way
the neparable attendant ct the bedside
public health The trained nurse in this capacity
in infected localities Upon her intelligent
patient Especially these entirely
depends.
n
the
precautions
mosquitoes to he patients person
greatest
the
nnoculatioH
hrstth S
Of
yellow
nfclve
Of OF
consider herself trained sac
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
mo cONcEALMENT"
AND PUBLICITY"
Tampa Herald.
"a q 3 Z Z "a z 2 !! Z & & }:

No concealment" and publicity
are the slogans along the line in the
Gulf states, being brought to the
front by the present visitation of yell
low fever, which is scattered from
New Orleans to Pensacola. The Pen.
sacOla Journal discusses the matter
approvingly.
The Herald heartily comedies with
its Pensacola contemporary and de-
sires to again fully endorse the policy
No concealment" and publicity"
The Herald has, by its course, al
ready established a precedent along
this line and has stamped itself as a
champion Of honest dealing with the
public.
The Herald can point to no more
striking and effective Illustration of
this publicity on the part Of a case Of.
fever in West Tampa. When State
Health Officer Porter had fully deter
mined the nature of the disease ne
at once commenced to prepare an off,
cial statement for the public, which
was in somewhat anxious state,
owing 10 the stress of suspense. The
official statement was completed a few
moments after 2 p. m, az which hour
the Herald's first edition is served,
but which was on this occasion held
back. liz half an hour after the state
ment was completed It was printed inl
full in the Herald's frs edition. and
had not only covered Tampa but was
on its way by mail all over South |
Florida before it was ever given tol
the public in Tampa by any other
paper.
The boldness with which the state
health officer gave out the facts
and the quickness with which tlel
Herald placed the full statement IN
the hands Of the public actually threw
a wet blanket upon the spark of ex-
element which was being famed byf
the suspense of the morning
The general public eagerly seized
the statement. read it and then quiet
IL went about its business. The here
tofore inevitable panic did not ma
terialize and "nO concealment" and
quick publicity" won the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
No Alarm Felt Over
Fever Situation.

The increase In the number OF
fever cases in Pensacola is not re-
garded with any manifestations Of
alarm by anyone. Our people are dis
appointed of course that the fever is
summing longer than they hOped 1t
would. but &c cannot be said that any
enc Is surprised. because the infec-
ton which has been developing dur
ing the past three DAYS simply proves
the correctness Of the mosquito thee
~ and comedies with the predictions
made by the physicians who have
been watching the situation.
Ii is gratifying to note that the pub
llic generally IS now assuming a more
settled frame Of mind and that busi-
ness conditions are adjusting them
selves TO the situation. People are
finding out that there Is nothing more
in yellow fever 20 be frightened about
tEan there IS in any one Of a score OF.
diseases that they have around them
at all times, but that on the con
trary they can protect themselves
from the fever by taking the proper
precautions, which is more than can
be done with many OF the other forms
of disease.
Many Pensacouans who had been
away for the summer are returning
home and were It not for the quaran-
tines which restrict trade and travel
81 would not be long until conditions
resumed their old time appearance /
and activity.
One feature OF the situation with
which the public Is particularly |
pleased IS the fact that the health
officials have made, from the begia-|
ming. prompt and public reports OF ali
fever cases. No c0ncealment and
Fun publicity" is the watchword with
the health authorities AID with The
journal. and that. more than anything
else. has inspired confidence in the
nght which is now being waged for
the determination OF the fever.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

Governor Vsrdaman recently wrote
a letter to the Memphis officer Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society re-
fusing to pay a premium due on pol
icy. In this letter the governor said
Il shall not pay this premium, but
rather think that I shall permit the
policy to forfeit and become void. ]
do not care 60 contribute any more 10
the gayety Of that crowd Of robbers,
thieves and marauders who seem to
infest the Equitable in New York
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
Horrible Heroi.3-

One Of the Resolutions gunners was
standing by his gun as the ship
sheered abreast OF De Grasses flag
ship. The gunner was all ready, just
going TO FIRE, when a shot came in at
the pert and took his leg on at the
knee. As quick as thought the man
pulled or his neckeloth and tied his
leg above the stump. The next instant
he seized his shot Of limb and
thrust 1t into the muzzle OF the gun,
which went OF two seconds later. my
foot" shouted the man exultantly, lis
the first to board the vile de Paris
Frasier's famous Fighters"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
- RAREE0OT TRAIL.

Cut Of the dear front gate it ran,
Into the sun and dew and tan;
.Traversed the dusty, peaceful street
Arched by naples in mem'ry sweet,
Crossed the pasture, with clover lush;
Entered the copse, where thrilled the
thrush:
Rambled. loitered ana played-and
then
Turned to mother and home again.
Street and pasture and hill and vale
Such was the course of the Barefoot
Trail;
Pausfng and veering for this and that
Now for a game of one-Old-cat.
Now for a rollicl1ing butterfly,
Now for a nest hung just too high,
Now for a broOkside haunt-and then
Pack TO mother and home again.
Never a sun fer this trail too hot,
Never A nook that knew it not
Twisting and turning from scene to
scene,
Il checkered the realm Of the gold and
green,
Passen ger-courier bOyhOOd, slim;
Passport-whistle and tattered brim;
province-to becl1on afar, and then
To lead 10 mother and home again.
Many a secret and many a tale,
Ours who followed the Barefoot Trail,
Wonders witnessed and marvels heard;
Kinship Of squirrel and hare and bird,
The shortest route 70 the swimming
hole,
The nnny spoil Of the swaying pole,
Care-free triumphs and jOys-and then
JBestl) the mother and home again
Saturday Evening Post
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

investigation has brought out. Mr..
Bryan said. IF President Mccall
had paid the money out Of his own
pocket instead Of taking it from wild
ows and orphans, he might have more
reasons to boast If his judgment on
the silver question was no better than
his judgment on the use Of trust
funds, ] would dispute his an
thority. His opinion Of free silver
was probably founded upon the Opin-
ion Of some fnancier and not upon
any actual knowledge Of the subject.
His understanding Of Is to 1 seems 10
be that directors get 16 dollars 10 1
dollar given policy holders"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
The Influence OF
The European Concert

By President ANGELL University orr michigan
!: : 4: :: !: :: {: e. !:
nations the broad view of the peace and Europe
desirable than the triumph OF ANY ONE STATE
If it has sometimes craped the autonomy and liberty small state
the hand has often the ABSORPTION
small by greedy and yrannical nghbor Greece
pered the aspirations of her restless and exabe people,
prosperous and happy than she would be under the Turkish rule
which the concert delivered AND NOW PROTECTS HER
Belgium, relatively Insignificant but neutFaed far fortu
than she the cockpit Europe Perhaps greatest fail
of the in the Ottoman empire and the Balkan
But be admitted that the problem there diff
Guilty defects charged up
against the concert
So signal indeed have been It's benefits that the distinguished
French and author said
chamber that the e only tribunal and the only authority
to which all can and should bow"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

Yellow fever acute infectious
agency OF mquo and far by the species
Orleans and fact of all the localities yellow prevails
The germ or ansmssie poison Of yellow fever
oS nS poqt es to be menace to the health Of others Hence the
The mosquito tstegomyia convey
to susceptible by its bite until
the time that required
United yellow found in 1900
Ito and in the cooler winter season ~ ~
After ncgbating the yellow fever in its body period
entire period Of its natural life which 154 days
with segOmya ffyeen
only Louisiana says
the NINA case was believed at one Time that. 3 t5 aie
be mpregnad female
days elapsed
frequently Probably after blood
period days usually elapses
infected mosquito before the symptoms yellow
Army yellow in cases
days seventeen noculaton
yellow within days disease viii have
0Su P0 IN them y Se %es to fEne days Circulation
ton this time two to five days must elapse disease
yellow single individual the susceptible
trucon In the fact that Several
days case may bite
susceptible person TINS period OF should be heightened thirty
determine focus viii
stegOmyia Faata during
e freely and repeatedly during this period but its bite nnocno1 m
yellow fever transmitted conveyed by fomtes orfo
nantae objects that have come in contact with yellow
supposedly Oed proximity
cadavera yellow fever incapable Of
the disease "a rare 0Gnc9} ana e9 only mosquitoes are allowed
To- There possibility contracting yellow fever from the black
excavations other excreons Of yellow
stegmya disease
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

one reason why there Is such a
strict ban on Pensacola is the appar.
ent effort of the Florida state board
OF health Co suppress the news OF the
yellow fever conditions I'm that city
from day-to day. Even the newspa-
Dors. and outside newspaper cores
p0ndents vary I'm their reports Of the
situalol.-Brewt0n News.
What foundation our Alabama con.
temporary can possibly have for this
serious charge agains the Florlda
health officials we are al a
loss 20 understand From the
very day that fever was dis
covered IN Pensacola the Official r.
port OF che situation has been pub
Iished daily in The Journal. and State
Health Omcer Porter has promptly
announced every case OF fever that 1t
has been possible 10 locate. There
has been no concealment even Of any
suspicious case. Pensacola has been
absolutely honest with che whole pub
lie. and the complaint from the Brew
ton News IS che first case OF the kind
that we have noted anywhere. Evil
IDENTIFY some one has been misrepra-
Esntating the situation TO the Brew.
ton paper.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

WIN. J. Bryan's hot hand-out to
President Mccall Of the New York
Life Is one Of the warmest comments
that has yet been made on the start
revelations which the insurance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

The good old Montgomery Adver-
tiser Is stin finding fault with Mr..
Bryan. The latter, however. VIII now
be ont OF the country for a year or
more and grandma ought 60 be re-
iiered Of that source OF worry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
WHERE IT IS TO BE FOUND.

. WHERE IT'S TO BE FOUND.
The Pensacola Journal Is on
sale az the following places in
p the city:
Bay Hotel.
Goes Book store.
Depot News Stand.
Gem Book Store.
Merchants Hotel.
Southern Hotel.
Thompson's Book store.
Wsgsnd Ice Cream Psrior.
Wsgenheiul's News Stand.
Walkers Book Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23

s,5t ~ 40 sssss'
x
= UTILITY
= THE
= SUPREME
= TEsTI
= Locomotives are not made be-
= cause they are wonderful-but
- because
- THEY ARE USEFUL
Z. Telephones are not so plenti-
y ful because they are marvels
= but because
- THEY ARE USEFUL
= You don't own a typewriter
= or a watch or a dictionary or a
4 lawn mower or a safety razor
= because they are pretty or mod
q ern or customary
- but because
=. THEY ARE USEFUL
p USE AND WORTH DECIDE
- AND UTILITY TIPS THE
= SCALES WHEN MERE BEAU
=. TY OR NOVELTY ARE THE
y CONFERENCE.-The.
- WANT ADVERTISING
- - AAApDL ldLAb " gDu uoJ "
= cause It is one of the interest
2. ing things of modern life, but
e because, tested and measured
= and weighed in any way whatsO-
= ever,
= IT IS USEFUL TO YOUi
= II is as practicable as a street
? car-as easy to use as an UNI
q brella-it is a part of the MA
2 CHINERY by which you DO
= THINGS in your Office and store
= and hOme-acting at once as
q salesman, buyer, detective.
q you WILL FIND AS MANY
= USES FOR WANT ADVERTlS-
= ING AS FOR YOUR TYPE
g WRITER, YOUR RAZOR,
= YOUR UMBRELLA, YOUR
Z STREET Carl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
THE TRANSMISSION OF
YELLOW FEVER AND
HOW TO NURSE 1T

At
Dr. Rudolph Natas addressed
imposed trained
yellow
the mode OF transmission of this
brief synopsis Of the yellow
which utilized
lshed the benefit of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
lINAyGllI( ADDRESS

and Sanxi etys inse parable IRON tlle iis.s
camulatlon$ Of great wealth in indus
trial Gcenterss Upon the success Of
our per1nent much depends; nal
only as regards Our own welfafe; But
as regards the elfare of mankind.
X We fail, the cause ofs fres sell GOV.
'ernmentj throughout the world WIT
rock 70 its foundat tons and therefore
our responsibility Isl heavy 10 Dur
selves, to 4 the world los IL Is today.
and to- the generations vet Unborn
There is no good reason why we
should fear the future. hut there 10
every reason why We should fnce III
seriously, neither hiding from our
selves the gravity ot the problems to.
fore fore us nor fearing III approach thesa
problems with 4 the anbending, I'M,
tlinchlnsy purpose tn solve them Alright,
Yet, afterSall,s though the problems
are new, though the tasks set befnra
us differ from the tasks set befoF5
|onrsfatherssw who founded and pfesery.
edEthls Republic, the spirit iii whichs
seStaslis must be mn ertaken and
these problems faced if our duty III
70 q }Shc$3 Swell done, romans essentiaIiy
unchanged. We now that sci
iernments Is difficult kno@ tl,at
n people needs such high traits a.
character as that people which ssskS
to oy.ernS its affairs Alright throngS
the freely EXPIRE sea Hi III of The yrtsSss
men who comp pose nut We Esye
8faithSthat we shall not prove falaes
| to- he memories of the men Of the !
mighty past. They dlds tielf work.
they leftspsS the Sspl end h heritage We
nov enjoy In our turn shaye al
assured confidence that we shaH ii;
able 10 leave this heritage unwastes
and enlarged toSo hrB Chi dren and orr
children'ss children: M I'D SO I've.
must show not merely IN gfeat crises.
lbut8in the everyday affairs o
theiIqualitiesS eli pract Teal intel lisetlte
lof4eourage, of hard Hood and cndps-
ance, and above all tile power Of ID;
Iyotlon$ to as lofty ideal shioh tnalie
great the men who founded tiiis Ms
pIu,lbt public In the days Washington.
which made great the men who pr.,s
served this Republte In The days ii
Abraham Lincoln
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04
80 n 7777- : . n
I CATO G! 4. a 4 % y RelsA IS AT WORK
3 IS, Second Time Vi, TWO Months Rob;
E; 4; y b.c q Are Capture Eln3 Henry seld.
H 5ss ii enb'esrs' z :asstnss Hone

LASTING March isFor
the second time within Two months
burglars Searl yesterday morning
were aptured at the mansion eS Hen!
ry seidenbergy wealthy New Yesls
business !, man, whose family was
away Va They were detected by tie
gardener, who communicated With
!M e; l zlnsser president Of Hasting.
a the police Of stings and Docl
Ferry were titled. Soon The VII
layers thronged into the srenss
n Wright Kemp climbed upon i Ne
s re and saw two men packing uri
I'yaluables. He called 70 Mr.. zihsser.
Come quick this may he the only
chance you'll ever have ID catch twu
burglars Sat work. B, 10 the police theI
thieves Il gave their names as ehariss.
Miller, Ref New City Rockiani com
~! \ 4 and % John Hlller of New Yorls
City.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04
Follow! Your . Dre.nrI m M, Y.

ITO compel our thoughts to follow
the memory Of dreams nnd on no &C.
count to revert to any subject, OF wax ",
ing thought, pleasant or otherwlse',-
that Is woman's formula for sleep. 4
Ii we have already slept In the
night she says, I'VE should, in trying
to sleep again, recall the dreams Of the
previous sleep and carry them on. ii
we have not slept, then It is necessary
70 go back to old dreams, whichGiis
rather more exertion and less certainly
successful. But even this is far; better
TOT sleep than allowing the memory 10
revert TO any waking thoughts or 10
the familiar old devices Of counting d
hundred or plcturlng sheep, etc. ,,}s;3, 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04
sonl. February 3 The Pittsb,,rs = mines me-,

onS February 9 The Pittsburg Times
% years old. Its owners claim
that \ IN Its Eu!nrdiminished popularity is
h Il Al N IltN \ That Speaks Out.
demonstrated de- by the fact that 1t has
sa$ larger circulation than any other
morning paper in Plttsburg. During
the past few years it has attracted a
great deal Of attention blythe frank.
81 g with which it has discussed
subjects #of public interest When.
ever thereSis before the people some
question of absorbing Importance
s8newgsp aper readers are on the qul 5yiye
V know what The Times has to say,
and an 4 what The Times says ds$rights TO!
the point. It hews5 to the !line; That,
ieshoweye only one u the merits
claimed for u sby Us ubllshers. ItsI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04
just the Thing! e.

Mr. Notwithstanding those kit.
tens, my dear, tho president OF our sd.
Eclety says The most humane wayS|to
drown kittens Is to put them In IN
ordinary carlhen flowcrpot5 and then
suddenly turn the tlowerpot upside,
down N In q pail of Slukewarm. wltcE
AIRS Goodheart-Wliy, yes; tthatsIs h.
good iden-lsnlt II because You sknb3i ;ss
(: there isSa hole5in the bottom OF tie
5illowerpot for the roors little5tliInas;ss "a.
breathe through. y3 sti.:s 5I5r m y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04

general news service is comprehen.
;slye and complete. 1t is accurate in
Its financial department and up to
date on Its sporting page. Its serial
stories are by the best modern ali.
thors. It pays especial; attention to
the news and&yiews Of all the church.
es, and in this respect has Won the
admiration Of the best people. It's
editorial page Is daily feast Of the
best and brightest thought. 1T en-:
deayors 10 avoid the yellow and ca:
ters only TO the people OF the home
and and the family. It has no Sunday Is.
sue. Six cents a week, So a year. Z 81
I! -,
irie 4 y twill have some Xtra ir
Queens e otfer week. 4
Why not LEI tie Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim Tor yous 7
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04

4 n ssead \ Y me IA "a,
SIS. q: lss 3 5sl5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04

IIIgsew AZ bIprphy,s \ NJ 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04
Approved. Q fEtl,e ri a. "a q, I

MI ferguson In WRATH MIf you,rS.
going TO bring LOT Of club women IL.
I this house TO spend the day, you'll.
have to entertain them yourself. i
wash my hands OF tho whole AFFAIR
y r.; lEerguson--Wcll, they look gas ifS
they need it-Chicago Tribune. Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04

Freddie What are these conse;.
,qnences you nre always talking to me-
about?s Cobwigger-C Consequences, my
boy, are the debts we incur for tho
fun Of having our own way.5-S;cwy;E
York Times. ~ Y IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-04

a tree that has been a hundred yearss
rowing Is can be cut down III a seouiple5
jofs b but 1T takes Hofl,ef ilnh.I
idred years e to place 4. 3 ,4s.