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eGngnib fftatt. Gs mar bas elmer ars
men fsrau, uno Der einsige 2etotraa
genoe ipar ibr @dtte. DIS meine Mrz
belt pollenbst tpar. uno i6 mid gum
@eben anf6idte. 6emerfte i'd, oub Der
Wittper nod INNER f9lu9seno oaz
itano. Damn trotnete er feline S6rGz
men unb iagte mir, er fei ni6t in Der
Gage, oos Grab i9miiden gu lafen.
aber in Elm paar Sagsn, Bis ii4 Die
@rpe geiebt baben piiroe, lpolte er ben
Namen ieiner 5rau nit Steinen auf
Den Siigel i4reiben. Sd peritano
nt6t redt mas Der Mann bamit iagen
polte, bod ais t6 cine Mo9e fpGter
ipieber an osrielber GtsGe porbeiging,
fa9 i4 ben Rumen nMlarp" NIT grcs
ben, blauen Stetnen qier iiber oaS
Grab ausgelegt. Nad etli9sn Iagen
fam auf ben Sriebbof elm Supelier. Elm
8etonnter BON mir, Dem id untsr 9lns
oerem aud baS 9ra6 Der unbetannten
Marb seiste. Ser Suipelier fragte
mid e%ritaunt: nWem gsbDrt oieies
Grab? Ginem Mi1iondr9"- nNein."
eripioerte i6; nes lit bas Grab elmer
Sral, beren Mann elmer Der drmitsn
Seufel in Der umsebung gu fein
5deint." Der Supelier bob etnen Der
Steine auf uno betra6tete i'm aufs
merriam. Gnoli9 fagte ct: DOS iino
bic id0niten inoii6en Siirtifen. Die id
iemals gefeben babe" Wir f6idten
fofort mad Dem ulten Wanne, um i'm
ausaufragen, pie er in ben 8eiib oieier
Steine getommen lei. gs itelIte iid
berals, oab er etnem inoiIden Eegts
ment dngebort bate uno Dab i6m elm
Gatir ODER ionit iper hiefe Steine segea
ben. bod bate er feline @bnung ods
BON, bab iie ~iiberbaupt einen Wertb
batten. Gr peigerte fi6 aud BART
nGdig, ite bonn 9rabe gu e%ntfernen.
Grit ais mir enersii9 barauf beitdnz
ben uno i9 inn orpbte, oab i6 tpioris
genfaIs bic Notwithstanding per'
itdnoigen miife, itedtc er Ole Gteine
enolid NIT grobem Wioerifrehen Elm.
6pdter fdufte Der Supelier inn Die
Siirfifen ab, unb aus Dem Gr(oie tpar
Der alte Wann inn Stanoe, Elm CANA
bebaglihes Saiein gu fiibren uilb audi
ieiner Srau elm 6iibides. &reu3 ieben
gu laHen. Gr ii6erlcbte feline G@dttin
aber nibt lanse. uno iebt liegen lie
beibe in osmielben Grabe nebeneinans
Der.
@uf tatbolif6en Grdbern liegen oft
Holentrdnae I'M Wertbe BON f100
($486). 4uf Dem @rabe zines jungen
WGbAens fdnb id einmdt einen Hos
fenfran3 aus luuter ehten Yer!en,
tpdbreno BOB &reus aus @olb mar,
nit Goeliteinen beisst. Der Srieos
bofsberpaltung srffisn Ole 8erant>
tportune in o!eism Sals henn bod 81
groB. unb fie 6sitano barouf Dab ipes
niaitens Der Roientran3 burA einen
mtnber l%pertlpo(en eriebt perSt. Die
Gltsrn en%tferrten i'm oa6er, leeten aber
isinen anoeren an ieiner @tatt bin. Gs
mar ibnen barum gu tbup eetpefen.
5eraoe jenen perlenroiehftan5 duff benz
@rabe gu DiiIen. osnn er mar bag
acknowledgement ibres 9inoes ges
fpeIen. ~
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utenge perapretnen. Wbenbs um Il
ubr perlafe i9 auf's tiefite erregt
metne 8amilis unb bte, 6ampfenbe @pls
beferboiple. SA befuGe Sen Mann,
nm nit Der ltbr ii Der !9airo nm 70
llbr 1900 ~feit5uftellen. oab er nod atbs
met un6 BEL Werftahb lit. Sd rufe
Dem &dmpfenben nprot Reuiubr!"
gu; er briidt mir nit bantbarem 8lide
Die 9dno uno flaItcrt teudeno:s Sd
oanfe, Sottor, jest lam i9 rubig ter
ben." Dim Neujahrsmorgen mar er
foot.
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VA
esroifd)tr Nampf.
Aus bsn sA~!ufsibnanssn ltines :arltes. Do
Or. y. 6utkino.


Gs mar gesen Gnbe bes Sa6res
1899. Va lpuros ib tur3 Dor Weibz
na4ten gu einem patienten ~seruien.
Den id bereits iiber Elm Sabrasbnt in
gebunoluns bate. Or erbotte lid
INNER .pieoer bon ieinen itarttn Mns
fallen bon Wtbemnotb; aber fis Batter
i'm bod sen0tbist. ieinen Beirut uufz
;ueeben. Ser Mann tpnnte BON ben
GrfparniFen. Die er iid in ieinem
miibepollen 8erufe ,suriidgelegt botte.
iorgenlos unb be6aslid leben. 9ieies
DIAL mar Der MnfaG gang Defenders
idper unb beoroblid. unb es i6ien
mir geboten, Der. Gbefrau, Die ibten
Mann auf's iorsfdltigite pflsste, BON
Dem Grnite Der Gage &enntnib gu aes
ben. sic erpioerte:
= sd peib, bab es NIT meinem
Manne nidt gut itebt, 5err Doctor,
dber i1 bite Sic, tpsnbsn sic dies,
mas in Sbrer Madt ftebt. auf, meinen
Wann bis CUR Sabresipenbs gu erbals
ten."
.Warum gerabe Biz babin21 fragte
id, .id psritebe Sic ni9t. liets Trau."
yNun, tpenn mein Mann oaS sSabr
1900 ni9t erlebt, 10 mub i1 .nad9 Den
9iltigen 8eieben ben srobten She'll un@
ieres miibiam eriparten 8ermDgtns an
Die &inoer aus Der eriten Gle meines
Mannes abseben, bic iid Tim ltns ni1t
tiimmerten, uno mir, Die i1 INNER
searbeitet itnb gefpart babe, bleibt in
meinem @lter fat nidts mebr iibrig.
Das @ermDsen bleibt MIR abtr, ipenn
mein Damn nod oas SntraftrssnF oes
reuen 9iirserlidsn @efebbaAts ers
lebt."
Der 3uftano msines patientsn bers
fdlimmerte fid tdslid; er fslbf mar
bel tlarem Weritanbe inb mar ftd); Der
@efabr bepubt, in Der er fhtpsbfe. IN
ftdnbis Bat er Mid, i'm bod BIB Hsuz
jobr gu .erbaltsn. oamit feline 1yrau
feline Rotb leioe, fein Meib, bas ef5 70
febr liebe urb oas 70 piel fir i'm ges
than. GS ipir6e meinerieits aIes, fpas
drStlide 9unit permaa, aufseboten.
Inn DIE fintenoe 9erStraft gu heben nnb
Dem pdtienten, Der gu erftiden brobte,
grlei9terung gu psrf1affen. 9iefer
felbit bot ale milenstraft auf unb
gehordte germ alien Mnpronungen. Mie
Elm Grtrintenoer. Der ieben Mugenblid
IN ben 5lutben gu peridpinben orobt,
fdmpfte er nit benz Senfenmdnn; er
erfdmpft iid ben 80. December. 1T
md am 81. am Qeben. Weint Spar=
rming 1T auf's b0dite eeitiesen, Die Inns
gebung oeS patisnten uno Oiefer feIbft
in begreiflider Mufrssung. Bon brei
5u brei Stunben tefuhe ih Ben brett
btertel, @tNnoen entfsrnt bon mir mob
ienoen tdtfersn Srantsn uno foTfe ibm
gbampd9ner urn Gambler in arcBe<
- ~ f5 80 1EHa
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ll)it AaGel Gi(tnbabn trbielt.

Ser i'm Sabre 1866 bepoFebirte
Iebte 8urfiirit BON 9efensVaFan,
Srieori9 Wil6elm l., bate eine befpn.
bere Sreuoe oaran, Inberen einen pofs
fen gu ipielen. 60 bate Preuben beim
8du Der Wainpeierbabn BON 5ranfa
furt a. Or. nad Berlin ben Nori9las
gema6t, Die 8abn iiber aaNel gsben
gu laFen. Sriebri9 Milbelm |. lebnte
jeood, aus Sdabernad, bag projett
runopeg ab.
Nun fam, dls feline @pritelunser
balfen, elm preubii6er Miniiter auf
folsenoe Tdlaue ,aSbee: prin3 Qbalbert
(8ruoer oes nafmaliasn &dilers Wils
belm ~, puroe btranIdbt, ba ;er beim
aurfiriten gut artgsf6rieben mar, bies
fen gu befuhen, }d~terSAnter feinen I'M
itdnoen ip1Ite er cine, Sil6e lber Den
8abnbau psrlaitkn-adTen. Ser 8ure
firit nabm Den Sat- febr gut uuf;
bod als einise Sdgs betgtngen tinb Der
prins ii6 ipieber CUR Mhreifs Ri ltete;
obne bab bon Der fpid,tisen Sadie ges
iproden tpprben ndre, fennte iid Der
8urfirit bod ni9t entfaften, beim Mbs
i6ieb tura 5u' fraeen:
~Na, ipis itebt's benn nit berneuen
8abn9"
.Gi, febr gut, lieber 8etter,s Nerpiz
oerte Der prin3, Der plan III yseanbert
poroen, Die 9abn piroiiebt,' bdt Oh Die
genebmiqung peria9teit, ann aurbeden
berum geleitet!!" NIX
Spfort mad Der 4breiie bes s@afes.
berief Srieori6 Mtlbelm ieinen Mthiz
iter gu iih un5 befabl ibm, I'm Die
preuben. Die iein 2anb umgehen pols
ten. griinbli9 gu drgern, Die 8a9n mad
9aTel erit re6t gu buuenl limo 10 ges
fdab es audi. Ger preubii4e Miniiter
bate ri6tig ipetulirt.
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Der oen1be eOrrepOnbent, saiaaore, $780, sretas, em 3 eetober 1906.

fperoen t0nnen. inne gebabt; ct 9a'
Sag uno Rabt gearbeitet.
pWte eine Mutb par es iiber TIN
gefommen: .0u lpidit etfpas perOen'
Sn oemielben Mabe in Dem gu eleno
MART. :riat 9u reid unb md4tig tpers
oen!'
uDas Slid mar linn boIo; bon alien
Seiten flosen ibm Grfolge gu. 8, gnds
otae Grdu., bas @liid 1T f%uunenbdft!
Oft, febr oft tperben sic Die Wahrs
nebmung FaabeR, baB e. enttpeper it'd
Dem Observation-Disclosures .psftpeigert'
oaer aber es'saBeriaattstl i'm per-
rNae = mssn man oea ssTs irbis
fcber Glitter IyGliidS nenhsI part, 70
ioar Ssg Mssh>snsli9 gdjati4 serDOr'
sgDeg, Den Ell bot sipansig
Sabren uls 6eiaer 5uriidgelest bate,
ma9te er nittl ais elm rei9er WSarn.
Gr itieg in Sdmblrg aus,4aber es lit
ibn nidt cine einsige Rd1t in iener
Staot; es 5og Jpn gu Dem Srt am
Hbein.
n@m friiben Mbreen fam er an, er
lief Die Straben binab, er fam an oos
Rbeinufer; .es mai aues nod ipie oas
mails. Der Strpm rauidte, bic @rds
fer 9lGn5ten i'm Mprgsntbau, uno es
mar ebfam unb tobtenftia.
Scr Mann bat pas beripo9rlofte
9runoitid BALD alS iein G~igentbum
eripprben; er bat Dem Mldo6en, bas
i'm bur9 feinen SOB e~rrettet Fat, Elm
Sentmdl feben ldfen, er mill nun bier
fein @nbe abtparten.
rMeine sndoiee Grau. er 1T nur
elm GmporfOmmlin9; man tann eigents
Ii9 eeielfdaftli6 nidt gut nit inn
pertebren. gr bat S4limmeres in ieis
mem 2eben su per5ei9nen, als bas I'm
gliid, zines 6anbperters Soba 5u
fein."
8ie Jrau , giireermeifsrin nor
bleih geiporOen; file fam iih Helm upb
perd6tlid por. aDie Sbrdnen traten
i1r in Ole Miigen. nnb fe oriidt! bic
!Sanb bes Germ Stsismam.
Sic mar ia i'm @runbe etne CUTE
Srdl, aber ie mar 10 beutih, 10 borz
etngenommen. 10 isbr 8eamtenfrau.
Run itanb 'aber cine reue Welt Dor ibr
auf.
LIMB num-" fraote iie ibu, nun
MOLTEN sic bier etnidm bleiben, poIlen
INNER in Der Gtinnerung an jene
Haat lsben&
.Sb ih einIam bleiben MINI" ID
delte er. 30, es itt pi4t gerahe mein
8orfdb = aber glauben sic, bab Elm
fpo6ler3ogcneS, beutiaeS Mdohen iih
entI9liebsn fp;rbe, zines folfrn @a9as
bunben Srqu ,5li ,perben2 llnb oab ie
inn gu @efallen alls i6re Worurtbeile
f1pinben Iiebs unb i'm nit oerfelben
Seralidfeit in ibrem, Sauie begribte.
ipie einen seborenen arofuSg"
Die 9iiraermeiftetin tpurbe fe6r
eifrie. Sic hattie brsi 95dter, bon
oenei1 bic Standardization Wintet ses
felliGaftsfabgp Ttuusbs, numb ie pers'
fi4erte Dem erftaunten 6srrn Steies
mann, oab bic Grpu zines Mdnnes.
Der ioIde Dergangenbstt uno iolde &C.
gennart babe, nur gu 6eneibsn lei,
Limb tpte geiagt," ip%ieoerbolte iie,
dls ibr Mqnn gum Mufbru6 mabnte,
ypas i6 Sbnen oa bon Germ unb
5ral 2ibers iaste, that id iii Sbrets
lpegen. Sd puBte ia ni6t. pie Sic
oariiber osnten. Sept natiirli6 1T
bas etipas dnoeres."
Sis bat i'm orin9lid UNI reAt bdus
figen gsfud, gine burd Den gan5en
Saql auf bic ertalnte Grau aiiosrs
su, reidte ibr Die Saitb unb perab.
fdisbete ii6 In 10 a~hffaIenb ber5liGer
Meiie bon ibr, oaB Die game @sieG'
{1aft nod tagelang BON oieier neuen
2aune Der 9iirsermeiferin iprad.
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Ds save Eps.rk h s~
Stfrmnltbn(udt.
Don SpIius Tihtsnarin.

Gs blibt unb fuutelt nteoer
Wom mdbt'gsn Simmels3elt -
pYb trdumeno idou i'd pieber
4inauf sur SterncntpeIt.
@obl fann mfrs fsiuer iosen,
unb bod ipiro mfrs beipubt,
Sab bort aud 6er3er ihfogcn
Wie bier in aeio uuo Sup;
Gnd bort Elm Scbriu6tsi6auern
Sod ieoem golbncn Stern;
an6 bort elm lriies 9raucrn,
Sab mir 10 cipi9 fern .
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.gotonet Sims" 9rab.
Sn Sutton. 9p.. 1T Sim" 8rooer, Elm
Original. in ionltigem uber elm pers
hienter 9apitalilt Der Stabt, ssitorben,
Dor 3tpei Sabren bate 9rooer ii9 feiRs
lebte Rubeitdtte sepablt: einen Iolioeu
Gelsblod, in lpe16en er cine @rdbtam.
msr bate ba,en laiien. Quh einen
Sarg na4 ieinen Sossp bate sr ,iif
bamalS ange{hafft, I'm Die prdierpi.
renben GinfliiNe bes Sel{ans gu erpro'
ben. bate er Elm Stiid JEeiid Elm gan
SeS Sa6r lang in Der gruft aufbss
tpdbtt; getne 2stde butbe' in @emGB'
belt feiner Snitruttionen in 90 Yarba
2einpano eingepidelt, psld)e er gu Die
fem i3psd getauft bate. Seineu pei'
teren 8eitimmungen entipredeno. but
man bel Ieinem BsgrGbniB feline Sos
m0bie auffi6ren iole," puroe er me
nige Stunosu na4 ieinem Iobe ein;
fab in ben Sars 9elegt. Der i'm Suuerr
beS 5etS6tod8 nisoergeitsGt puroe. He.
ben ser Gei9s ipuroe auf munI9 oea
0sritorbsnen cine Sla'0s utten Sen.
tudpsr granntfpeins geleJt.
Rad oes 0er d m d n
Nahbem er Elm 19jdbriges Mdoder
NamenS Minnie &alonSfp uno oeHen
Wutter su ermoroen pcrfu6. bate,
bradte Iih Ger 46id6rige Charles 9pffs
monn in Columbia. al. eine t0otliht
Sdubpunbe Bet Sofimann bate iid
in Minnie perliebi, biele mics a6er iein'
9stper6uug umfitre 6anb cuffs Gnt.
{dieoenits ob. 9dtnnf 4oIte 5oftmunr
aus einsm n~a1emESdii{e einen gelaoener
Mepolper, tebrte 5itriid un1 fdpb 6rau
8olonstD in oisss3rpit unb Winnie ir
Die linte Shultsra ben Iinfen Wrm uni
Die redte 5onb. M@bant ridtete Ell
Sen Hepolper ssstn {{ih fslbit unb jastt
5id cine 8uesl In bert &opf. Das
MdbGen tpHroe lebenSgefdbrlid, {ein'
Wutter bineegen nur lei4t p%srpunbet
MprbIuffge g d IN
gerpdter. Sn Der Nd6e' ppn Rid
monb, Mo.. tpurbs. Elm Walter Ga6sfe'
BON ieinsm- g piegerpater Sobn @faf
eridoFen. Sic MGnter batten niHt II
freunbf9aftlider 9eaiebung gu einun;
Der seitanben. Neulid trafen lie lid
unb Gabslee rief Slab fpothn@ gu.
Sect 3tebe Oeinen altens 44er!HH Blaf
antiportete: Sd min ca getd1tstaun.'
itiss aus feinem gugsD uns fsnert'
oreimal auf gabslee. 2etteser.s be-
unbepaffnet mar. ftarb iofost Rad
Der SHiberei fuhr Slab fort 4unbJiei
Die 2eide duf'ber StraBe lisaens
s Dotli4er 81 Wpl
ben Musen BON T~auiensen bon 81
f9auern {tiir3te Bel .einem G.ist Be
Sreipinisen Icuerpsbr in Bridgeport
Conn, Ser luftf4iffer Dreoerid 8
Omens BON 6dpsrbia. WaN.. bei y
Musfubruns oess f~openannten J. IttfI
orop" etipo 1000 Jub berab urb uI
t0otlids Berlebuneen. Der ,lttN
Drop" beifebt barina bab Der 2uftIHHI
fer mad Dem 8erlaHen BEG Buaesy
naheinanosr brei Jaffhirme GffHs
iinb NIT Dem lebten bunn 5ir ggA
tOmmt. Ser brittle GalIlairm ptf
fdgte..
GtnbdI amtrtes 6Ieifh
3ebn perfoner in brei perihisbehei
0amilien in RolomaSoo, Did,, Gin
tnfoTse Sts genuFes RON seo0rrten
Minofleifh out ben ZOO erfrdntt. Dni
Gleifd rp1t6e BON eineu1 Manue &c
braht, tpsfher nidt bat ermittslf tpsr
ben fonptn. Cine llnter1uduug, 20
erseben (oab bas Gliih urlprlnslid
aus siner Der groben Shla9krei.i
tam, Die Mera.e. iila Ser Mu{iHt. bal
- EIx..lI a~..& E...s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
A PENSACOL|AN
WRITES Of
TORNADO
A. W. GurIey, Formerly of This
City, Tells of the Storm in
Meridian.

w. G, Porter, of THIS city, has just
received a letter from his old friend
and ex-partner, A. w. Gurley, who is
now located at Meridian, Miss. The
letter contains interesting illusions to
the recent tornado which visited that
city.
Mr.. Gurley's Pensacola friends will
be glad TO learn that he and his firm
escaped without injury or without
great loss. The following extract bear
ing on the incident will prove of in.
terest to many people here:
I'VE escaped the tornado without
personal injury, and with but slight
damage to our stock which, fortunate,
~, was covered by storm insurance
but it was a narrow escape indeed, as
the opposite side of the street we are
on was entirely demolished, our side
being only in the edge was stripped OF
roofs and window glasses, but beyond
this we sustained very little
damage to buildings, but the
incident caused more or less
damage TO stocks of all the mer-
chants in the row by water which the
UnrOOfing exposed them to. The firm
right in front of us, a big hardware
concern, with a five story building,
heavy loaded, was one Of the heaviest
losers, they having left to them a pile
of brick and a stock of goods which
they estimate to be worth about %
cents on the dollar. A large whole
sale grocery firm just little below us
sustained nearly the same loss, and
as neither Of these firms, nor scarcely
any one else, mad any storm insurance,
it is indeed a very heavy blow to them
as it will also be to many of the small
er concerns, and many individuals who
lost their little homes and household
effects"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
GREAT VOYAGERS.
As a General Rule, They Came From
the Smaller Countries.


Portugal is a small country, with a
land area one-third less than the state
Of New York, but it has turned out in
its time celebrated navigatOrs, CabFal
and Da Souza among them.
1t is a somewhat peculiar circum-
stance in the history of ocean naviga-
ton that the chief navigators of Eu-
rope have usually been natives Of
minor kingdoms and without the adj
vantages which would naturally accrue
to a representative Of one of the larger
governments.
Christopher Columbus, as every
schoolboy knows, was a native Of
Genoa at the time when the Italian
peninsula was subdivided among nu-
merous petty governments. John
Cabot was a Venetian, who sailed in
the service Of England, as Columbus
had sailed in the service Of Spain.
AmerigO Vespucci was a FlOrentine,
who sailed originally in the service Of
Spain and afterward transferred him
self to the Portuguese service and
then went back to the Spanish service
for a second time.
Vitus Boring, after whom Boring
strait was called, was a Dane by
birth, who served under the naval
flag Of Russia. Magellan, after whom
Magellan strait was named, was a ma
tive of AlemtejO, in Portugal, and was
+bp first to pOmDletp the circumnaViga-
ton Of the globe, in 1922.
Verazzani was a Florentine, whose
voyages Of discovery were undertaken
under the protection of the flag Of
France. Hendrix Hudson was an
Englishman, and it seems surprising to
many persons in this day familiar with
the pre-eminence Of England as a mari
time nation that he should have been
in the service of the government Of
Holland when he discovered Manhat-
tan Island.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
Cold Feet.

Never go to bed with cold feet; new
er try to sleep without being perfectly
certain that you will be able to keep
them warm. To lie one night with cold
feet gives such a strain to the system
as will be felt seriously, perhaps end
ing in a fit Of sickness. Cold feet show
an unbalanced circulation. The very
best thing to do is to warm them by ex-
ercise, if that be practicable; II not,
by dipping them in hot and cold water
alternately two or three times and then
using vigorous friction. If that does
not warm them and keep them warm,
heat them before the fire, drying them
thoroughly, and then correct your hab-
its or improve your health, for be sure
that one or the other is wrong, perhaps
both
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
Washington Irving.

A house in William street, New
York, was Irving's birthplace on April
3, 1888. The British were soon to evac-
uate the city and Washington to take
possession Of it. Mrs. Irving, a warm
hearted woman of English birth and
an ardent patriot of the new land, said,
"Washington's work Is ended, and the
child shall be named after him." The
child was still in the care Of Scotch
nurse when one day she saw the pres
ident, as Washington then was, enter
a shop, and after him she went.
"Please, your honor" said she, "here's
& BARN was named after you" The
president laid his hand on the boys
head and gave him a blessing, which
he never forgot.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
The man who loves his Joke Is usual

The man who loves his joke is usual
~ unpopular.
Put yourself in the other mans place
and you may stop abusing him.
1t is commendable to save your mon
ey. but it is not cOmmendable to look it
We worry as if we had to go through
a whole year tomorrow instead Of just
one day.
The cares and worries Of life look
pretty good, after all, to those return
ing to town through the cemetery gate
When a soldier returns from a bat
tie his story of the fight is more In
teresting and less truthful If he returns
alone.
OF course friends are a good thing,
but when misfortune comes to you
which do you wish you had more Of
friends or dollars? -Atchison Globe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14

The minister's wife had an unwel-
come visitor in a very laxative scan
dial monger, so the minister went out
for a stroll. Returning half an hour
later, he called out, THAT old cat gone,
1 suppose" yes" said his wife, who
had still her guest talking to her, II
sent it home in a basket, my dear, this
morning." What do you think Of that
for presence of mind and absence of
Cat?-Christian Life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14

The donjon. or keep, Of the castle
vas a tower witEs much stronger
than the rest OF AeStactyue and de-
signed as a last Fssortsfo fhe sgarrison
when the walls and gother portions Of
the fOrtifcatiap had fallen into the
hands OF the Enemy. The5donjon was
generally provideds with asseeFet exit,
a tunnel being ceaS6uetsd, often many
hundreds Of ysr1s inslengfh. leading to
some concealed outlet through which
the besieged could receive succor or, in
time Of necessity, escape.
For a mild, easy action of the bowels
a single dose Of DOan's Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. % centsS.a box. ASK
your druggist for them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
"BE SURE YOU
ARE RIGHT,
THEN GO AHEAD" THE IMMORTAL
INJUNCTION OF DAVY
CROCKETT, WHICH WE
FOLLOWED IN
THIS CASE.

We have made most thorough and
careful investigations in every re
spect, detail and department, and we
are RIGHT" when We say that no
better beer is made in the United
States than American Queen, brew
ed by the Acme Brewing Co.. of Ma
con, Ga
We have investigated the materials
they use, going all through their
storerooms. where We found the best
of imported hops in their original
rolls, bearing the government Gus
toms stamps.
AS for malt. we saw malt only
not the stacks and stacks Of rice
some breweries carry. The malt was
full in kernel, healthy, and as clean
as could be- As to men. the company
employs only master wOrkmen in their
different departments, ana the equip
ment with which they are furnished
is one of the potent factors in max
ing this the best beer in America.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
TERSELY TOLD

J. e. Brainard and c. E. Bracken,
Of s.. Andrews, were among the bust
ness r.sIJors in the city yesterday.
The German steamer Dorrecht ar
rived in port last night. having been
boarded by pilot of the bar about
dark.
E. O'Brien. Of Mobile. inspector of
tulls and boilers Of steamboats, for
tbs district. is in the city on business
connected with his department.
R. J. Denmark. of Wallace. Fla, a
prominent naval stores operator was
in he city yesterday on a short visit.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
J ". West, of Chicago. and Mrs.
Edward Nicholas. Of Leesburg, Va,
pascal through the city yesterday en-
,oGte 10 ST. Andrews.
H A. Spraque. advertising manager
Of the 81. Joseph. CNIOD Daily News
Is visiting his father, Hon. E. R.
S1ague. of DeFuniak Springs.
Sometimes 4 classified ad is printed
"-cn means little 10 the frSt hundred
people who read it-but it's like find
ne money to the one hundred and
first person.
R. C. Brookes. of Montgomery.
c-nsarcial agent for the Central of
Georgia. is in the city in the interest
q his road. He is highly pleased with
fs1sacola harb0r. which he cOnsid-
e. the finest in the south.
2. ". Newman. Of Montgomery. so
letting freight agent of the Central
~ Georgia. is in the city. and is shak-
here.
President Wallace Bruce. of the
'.'r.aa ChautauQUa, is in the city ar
-~aSInE the program for Governors
lay al the Chautauqua. Governor
coward viii be present and an ex-
vent program which will be publish
u IN The Journal is being prepared.
The funeral Of H. D. Pierce. who
C.ra yesterday at his home on StOd-
-1'ts avenue, Will occur this after
ol The funeral cOrtege will leave
-a family residence at S:15 o'clock
:. proceed 10 the Gadsden Street
-s.Aollst church, where the funeral
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-14
Off GERS ARE
CHOSEN BY
s. B. A.
Enthusiastic Meeting of the As
ISOLATION Was Held Mon
day Night.

A largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting Of Stevedores Benevolent AS
ISOLATION No. l. was held Monday night
when officers were chosen to serve
during the year. So well pleased were
the members with their old officers
that every one was unanimously re
elected. The officers are:
President-ThOs. Johnson.
Vice-President-W J. Sennott
Recording ecretary-Thos. futile
Financial Secretary-Albsrt Pourt
lace.
TreasuTer-GeO B. Johnson.
Trustees-JOhn OBrien, Tim Burns
ThOs. Harvey, Richard Swayne and w
A. Durham.
Flag HOister-Thos. Webb.
Sergeant at Arms-Tnos Mullen.
Grave CleaneT-Chris. Mandel.
Funeral Director-F. r. Pou.