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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30

gs eing porsiigli6. Sas MeTer
periibte spar Elm @erduI6, nie ipenn
in Der Slide cine arennipurae gerieben
miro. aber es flob tetn Sropfen 9lut,
uno nit Musnabme 5tpeier ausges
fpren9ter 9artbaare mar Die Operation
fat fdmerslos Dor iid 9eganeen.
rNa, brap, guriherl," belobte i'm
Der Guit tpdbreno Der Waldens. sir
Del Glitter fderit ia gang prGdti."
Sibn ecmadt bur9 bieien Grfole.
ftiir3te fih Yeterl nun ouf bas ipaes
nannte 4usraIiren. 9d perlieb i'm
fcin Slid, benn pl0bli9 aei9te ii9 auf
Dem Slim hes gaItes tein blutiger
Gtrsifen. N}it offenem Wunoe 5tqrrte
Der 0erlpunbett atif fein Spiegelbilo,
betlagte iih dber ni6t, I'm ben armen
9uben au idoren. peterl perrietb fid
in ieiner Yeitiir5ung ieIbit ,als Sbaz
ter, inbem er Elm gGnIeeigroBes Stiid
@laun ftatt auf bas Slim in ben offes
men Wuno bineinoriidte.
Nun CAB es Elm Speftafel. Elm pus
ften, Spllden uno Sdimpfen. MeiIter
unb @ebilfe bemiibten ii9 INN peterls
Spfer, itiGten oas 9lut unb berflebtcn
inn ben Sdnitt. peterl f9lih, uns
beimliter Qbnun9en pon, auf feinen
pldb suriid unO b0rte nur nod, bab
ibm Der @ebilfe Die Worte nDart', 9u
Sunbstnoden!" su5ii9te.
oils Der m%ibbonoelte &un6e feiner
Wege segangen mar unb au6 Der
Silent oes Gebilfen ben Sdauplab
perlaNen bate, tpe6Ielten Meiiter uno
@ebilfe sinen Bid oes @inperitdnonil=
fcs.
nNimm Ben 5riiirmantel UNI unb
feb' Si oaber!" rief Der @ebilfe Yeterl
gu. Dieter itieb sinen tiefen Seuf3er
aus unb gebordte.
Wie nun Der peterl in Dem tpeiben
Wantel 9eoutt auf Dem Mdrteritubls
fab, nabm Der @ebilfe elm 8renneiIen,
tdmmte einen Streifen BON Yeterls
boritiaen Saaren beraus unb brebte iie
in bas 9renneii fen binein.
SAB Dir net 9'idst, bab er elm
6arten Bart bat? S9uat ma oa nit
elm breiten WteiIer %ausraIiren, 9u
8albsfddbel DUE" 9abei apg er bas
9renneiien an, Bis ben 3Ogling Die
S%aartpuraeln idmer5ten.
peterl itDbnte.
,Mirit itab iein!" fliiiterte Der Sc
biGfe. Sci frob, oab . in elmer buz
manen 3eit 2ebrbub bit. $ bab' fir
10 ipas no a paar Watiden friagt, mia
| g'lernt bab'. Iber beunt bdrf ma
eng Raubersbuum ia mir mebr
tbuan -" limo pieoer mdd3te er eirte
fdmerabafte 9rebuns nit Dem 8renns
ellen.
peterl lieb Elm 4edsen b0ren.
mas geIdiebt bsnn nit Dem 9us
ben, bab er 70 poiielt?" fragile Der
BON Meiiter bebunoeIte Serr tbeilnebs
memo.
r@b, gar mir" periebte Der 9ebilfe
in gleidsiltigem Some, 20 Saarbrens
men miro inn lansiam beibraht. S.
gag linn grub, mia ma g Giien net ball
ten bdrf; benn mir baben etre tpebleie
bi9e, feline 8unoidaft. Bel uns odrf
feinem Meniden elm Saar setriimmt
tper6en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
nerlt(tgen.
Don Sans Miuer.

@ubt Elm Slid in ip0tcu Sagen, p;
Weun aus @Grten, mott perburielt,
Sdon bic reiien &rorcn ragen
limb bic Come berbtlib f~unielt -
Q has Slid in ipdten 3agen!
Nus ben Seruen bebt iid) ilarer,
Stol,cr aud Der Iapertpunbtidaft
Wunberbarer
Gintlang, uub in tiefer, tuabrer
Gintraft breitet ii6 bic Sanoihaft. -
SunFle Srouben, ihtpcr NIB GOLDEN, !
2Gutcn iiB GIN Strang Der Iebei,,
Bis bic bolbcn
9lumcntelhe lire Tploen 81
Petcnb 5l ben Sterrcn bcben.
Tph in 9itfen ipbt Der Reigen.
Yeilocr miifen bort bic &uplen
Sid perjipei9en,
llno ie ringen, tief i'm Sbipeigen,
Riusen nm ben Soft Der Sbpueu.
Sitb: fein Seacn outfit ben Screen,
Gieb: tsiu 6risoe tilt oein Sebnen,
Der ni6t 6rieoe ipdr nod Wunbsn!
5pd) ans SbrGnen
2Gd)eluo eleid) ben Sliitbsnfsr3sn,
Shmic9 bid in ben 3ran, Der Stunben
Sieoen mlbt BIZ, mubt ssiunoen -
aks @liid 1T Slid aus Sbmsr3eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
Gthanktnfplitter

Ser aannibalen pirs Is fsid)ter. mtanhtn
WeniGen ,n ptrbausr, ofs inns.
Wenn mat beut,utaee icmonb ridt oss
rooe3u eintn Shafsfopf beiben min, 70 fact
man. er iei Gin gutter Rerf.
Rad Der Stiratb IN bic Grou s%crSerot.
unb Der Mann bat bic Soreen.
GO aibt dhahlihe atute. Die ben s.mm.
tHrb idon anlegen, ipenu Der geosrn nod
bsrsaaf fabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
Ein0ert6rGnen
Don Charles TuIep.

Die belize MittagsIonne pirft sliiz
5tnoe Strablen auf bas trGge baliez
senoe @efdnenib. SIM 9ofe ipielt 2i>
line, bas S0hter6en bes Quarters. Sbr
ideint es Elm @arten, unb Tie finoet i'm
f90n, ipeil binter Den finiteren Mauern
In Der i9paroen @roe brei ountelrotbe
Seronien bliiben.
Sorglos, better, nidts abneno bon
ben 8erbrehen, Die bier geIiibnt ipers
Den, tummelt lie iid in Der Sonne.
Sa = Elm lsiies aniitern bintsr Der
Mauer ldbt lie einen Qugenblid ibr
Spiel unterbreAeH
sSbre blauea EainSeraugen 1aFten auf
Der balbangelebnten Sbiir. Mit Der
9ebenoigteit eiaer &abe biidt ii9 elm
Mann naf rehts bann nad Hnts,
fpdbt lauernoenm lid unb ipringt aes
rduidlos in ben @drteri. Saitig f6iebt
er Den idlperen Miegsl Dor Die 8artens
tbiir uno atbmet befreitNuf. -
Mit einieen barmloien 8erbre6ern
bertraut, blidt 2iline bieIen p6ne @rz
i%talnen an, oblpobl fe i'm nift fennt.
Sic finbet ibn bdblid nit ieinem nit
Gub bel9mubten aittel, Dem fublen,
'abaemagerten @eiiGt uno Den 9riinlid
51i1ernben Mugen.
Ssebt binoert i'm nur nod bas carte
Weien Dor inn, unb aHseiidts Der bers
beiaeiebnter Sreibeit Debut er iih be-
basli9 uno la6t in fid) binein. 2iline
bea6tet i'm i6on gar nidt mebr unb
ipielt fr0bli6 ibr Siipfipiel ipeiter. Der
Mann esbt auf Tie gu. 2iline itebt auf
einem 5uBe, unb in Der @nsit, iie tonne
nit Dem anoeren S,ibe auftreten unb
miibte oas Spiel BON Neuem beginner,
tldmmert Iie Ii6 an ieinen 8ittel. ST
bebt Die !SGnbe, 5pei bdblide, srobe
Sdnbe. unb grsift bamit an Den gals
bes &inbes.
5rasenb iisbt lie gu i6m auf uno
bittet nit ibrer iiibsn Gtimme:
Sch bod elm bisfen fort. Meinen
Stein mub id jsbt biater Seinen Sub
perfen. un0 On bait bod nidts an auf
Dem Sube, bann thu ih Dir peb!"
Sie Sdnbe bes Mannes finten 9erab.
Gr ipeidt 5uriid.
2iline pirft ibr Stsinden iiber ben
lebten Stri9 unb tlatidt fr0blid in
Die SGnbe.
r8as Spiel bab' id e%stponnen. Sebi
follit 9u mitIpielen. Sait Ou 2uft9"
Sic brinet ibm ibre S4aufel.
.Sp, nun fang an. Wir tpouen eine
Burg bauen."
Der Wann itammelt better:
sd tam ni9t f%pielen." rfTV
v9as finb i1 gar nidt nett bon
Dir. Die ano.ren fpielen aHe germ mil
! mir. Ole tbun olles. mas id nil. 8iel'
Isi9t mS6fit Du Iieber NIT Der @iebs
fame Ipislen2 SdDpf 0u has DaEe,
aus benz grunnspt jar 80 'anH Das
nod nidE" raeo5 r.
sie fdbt ieins 9ano uno ansist Iid
iiber bas WaEer.
Sud 9u aud bineind harn fannf
Oh Did ipudl 5sben j.. Gsinsr auser
feben i'm WaHes aana b0fe CONS.
Der Mann reibt iie 10 beftig Suriid
bab spei erobe Tbrdnen in Die Sim
beraugen treten.
.Tu bait mir ipsb setban, bic anbe'
rem finb ale piel better 81 mir -"
Mls er ie reinen fieht, reoet CT III
NIT miibiam perbaltener Stimme gu:
,Mein' ni6t. 8inbden, ia tpolt
Dir nidt peb thun. Mber Om ioutet
Did nidt 10 iiber ben 8rnnnen mel
gen."
Gleid sstroItet. ladt lie unter Sbrdi
men:
,@fter tpenn !Du babel bift, Tam i'd
bod nidta bineiufaIlen. MAn pfldd
mir Die Wlumen!" .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30

Batter Ser 8r q itt .Seoe
meiner SDdter triest eth ifuloenfreiss
!6aus nit: 9ie Wani bas am areiiSs
flea, bic @retel' bds an 8ereedKel uno
bie geIi io1 baS am Sriesbad baben. (.
Sd nersab iibriaens 81 frasen. fpslhe
BON meinen SDhtsrn sic benn eisents
Iih lieben?" - 9 eiperber: nSd
= ga - ba mub i9 mir bod crit
NAL Die 9duIer ani1auen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
Ana ri,,rnt a~ann,a,,.

Die tiefe 8eritimmung bes Grafen
mar unDerfennbar, itumm lieb er iid
an Der Gsite Ser @rdfin nieber. un6 er,
rer5ebrte bie feds @dnse bes 9ir.rS,
pbne sen Munb auf3uma1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
Durtuutr.

Gage mir, nit pem Du in's
Wirtbsbaus sebit, uno i9 Iase Dir,
nit pos gu b%eimtommit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30

@rdbtt9es Gnoe eines
Gder5es. 9ur9 einen idlehten
Gders bat Ser "a Sabre alte 9arrp
Masher. Elm Nrbeiter in Sen Mnlasen
Der Cambria Steel 60. in Sobnstolpn,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26
HELPS TO STUDY.

The Jews great people signs
tho Incarceration Of Jonah symbol the they
receive They had much light than
of sheba therefore these people should condemn
the haisccs.
A Pharioc asked him dine Apparently this before the
break between Jesus and the religious Had washed
fore dinner, ceremonialy cleansed himself Mt 1919
In 81 Jesus substitutes phanhophy the ceremonial pu6
on Of blessings To the spirit of sacrificing love better than
to observe all religious regulations how punctiouy In the
following Jesus commends law thng telling
them that they ought do this but he them ngeng the
great spiritual interests Of humanity judgment love aud mercy
i6 That for which Jesus the lawyers Is the becttnp
Of all lcgai,t. IN religion. Acts l51O)
In the first of the twelfth chapter Luke Christ his dis
cplc. beware Of the ndou. influence Of the hypoc spirit oil
the Iha aud aud courageous preaching
the Of life itself
v 1927 contain and cpion Jcu. relative
worth OF wealth Notice that here elsewhere jesus refuse, u.urp the
place of of law liz but
against the ayacous aud matcrau spirit that makes wealth the
object Of ambition.
In business late hc disciple of Jesus should his Heavenly Father
enough do that which right aud teaching
perfectly plain that cuisines. other department of
life i o be- sacrificed when BE- involve dhuc.- or dishonesty
v u something Of special privilege
shown other b, the disciple ONO p II Lk 9G. Mt 1o
Nj 10 1874 10 PSI Tho reply Ju, cahc, that faithful per
Torrance OF duty secondly punishment for
neglect Of duty a,erd but uad by ought
Know hi. master, will Ignorance may failure but
What will excuse leuoraucc2
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CRIrTENDEx CIRcrIr CouRr. XIV

l CRITTENDEN Circuit Court, Ky
Marion Bank, pltH, against III.
B. Bennett &c, defdt., Equity.
BY virtue of judgment and order
Of sale Of the Crittenden Circuit Court,
rendered at the March term thereof,
1906, in the above cause for the sum
Of $15l0.9I with interest at the rate
Of q per cent per anuum from the IL
day Of July 1908, until paid, and
s7j. 90 costs herein, ! shall proceed
to offer for sale at the Court house
door in Marion TO the highest bidder
at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Monday
the 18th day of May 1906, at i o.
clock p. m, or thcreabout, (being |
Court day. upon a credit Of six /
months the following described prop
erty, to wit: \ certain tract of land
situated and being in Crittenden
county, Ky. and described as follows:
$50 acres conveyed to W l.. Bennett
and II. b. Bennett by Sue r.. Bugg
and j. l. Bugg on Jan IL, 1892
by deed recorded in Book No q,
Page 262. Said land lies on the
waters of Livingston creek and Cum
bcrland river and bounded as follows
Beginning at a stone on the north
side Of the Dycusburg and Eddyyille =
road. corner j. X. Clifton and W l..
Bennett and running thence : $50
poles To stone corner to Mrs. Bran
nou, thence with her line w PA
poles TO sycamore on the banks OF n
river, thence up said
river 81 " - poles to the mouth
Of Livingston creek, thence up said
creek 10 q b poles To sweet gum J.
,nag or hickory corner to Mrs Smith
survey, thence with line Of same
- 100 pole, to mulberry corner
o said Smith and Brf.hcr, thence ~
50 q 1876 pole, to stake with pop y,
ar, hickory and gum pointer corner Y"
20 said Bra-hcr aud " 3. Bennett ~,
hence 81 l0j poles To a stake ~,
n said Bennett line corner 10 Al
Nichols. thence with iiue Of same
} . e. 90 poles Go stake on the g..
outh side of the Dycu,burg and n
road. thence with the me.
.ndcr, of said road to the beginning -
)r sufficient thereof to produce tho -
um- of money so ordered to be made ia,
For the purchase price the purchaser a.
With approved security or securitie, a.,
must execute Bond bearing legal in
crest from the day of sale until paid ,,,
md having the force aud effect of -
Judgment Bidder, will bee prepared u,
ID comply promptly with these term, an
j. g.. ROCHESTER. jit
Commissioner th,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CRTrENDEN CRcrIr CorRr \,

/ klIItNhtN NlR'llI ' pl RI. ~.
G.. ; Num-. pltH., against q b.
po,cy defdt Equity.
BY virtue of a Judgment AMI order
of sale of the Crittcnden Circuit
Court, rendered at the March term
thereof. 1906, in the above eau. for
the sum of $500 90 with interest at
the rate Of per cent. per annum
from the 10Th day of Nov. 1900 uu-
al paid. and So. 90 cost, heron.
shall proceed TO offer for sale az The
Courthouse door IN Marion g. the
highest bidder, at PUBLIC AIC-
TlO\. ON Monday the lIth ola, of
Nav 1906, at O'Clock p. 49, or
thcrcabout, lbciug Court day). upon
a credit of ,ix months the following
described property. to wit \ GER
tain tract of land lying in Crittcnden
county Ky on the water, of Meadow
creek. being the same land conveyed
bY &. :. Nuun and wife to- I. Il.
Po,ey on the 18th day of July 1900.
by deed recorded ia book : page al
same being IN two surveys. first sur
''l 'o"'1'"'"E -'' acres more or
'o'' "'' o'U""'' d, 'oi''"' p'-'n,
"'"I '' " ""e'S 'aN corner 10 "
acre ". - ,"'''S VI ,a"G conveyed Nv H 10y "
,;n., ,bon.o - = ~ i-InaIa
I'LL hit. ,t h.. an -
Co.. .,.n. IL. q, -. =
- bicLor, ,h.n.o n - III, ,,io.
=, Nit a,l .,roor - W. .,aL
,b.r.. ,,;,b n. lima III :, ~ .,io,
;, .,,n. ,bon..' - aoI naI.. -
S,.n;.L AL -, :, mi \..,
- -, =.
,","'' WI" I "'' ''%' : - - '''IS
r. r Gr"'o ' ,L van ,p' w.; ", .,
-. "'' NUM- ''''.''' WIN "'' 'n' "
uhd'f the mn near an Old cabin,
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Blood Poisoning

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which is quickly cured by DR. King
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poisonous germs from the system ID
iufuse new life and vigor; .ure/ sour
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SEARCH OF ESTIONS.

What the which Jcsu, the Phar
"a Hypocrisy , What the charge hc brought
them Are Christian people guilty of the error?
" 'ors who pccr religion impure others; What hid Jesus
about the lawyers Are educated people to-day liable th,
, If so, how would Jesus they could avoid 1t Juo $3.50,
What illustrations Jesus show the all embracing of Cod
N. to couic>. Jesus 10 What does Jesus teach III y
q about getting rch2 II What about the responsibility Christians?
p Jesus expect that all h, followers would escape -ufcruey
appeal, docs hc make ordinary foresight induce follow
.ln-Y ~ Are these teaching, of Jcu, capable of being put
to-day - Against what CLASSES of people did Christ pronounce
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26

MN AhihAihs
Against
LlzzIE HARRIS, etc., Defendants;
In Equity.
BY virtue Of Judgment and order
Of sale of the Crittenden Circuit
Court, rendered at the Marcel term
thereof, 1906, in the above cause for
'he sum of $40. 90 with interest
at the rate of six per cent per an
mum from the 9th day of October.
ls96. until paid, and fifty dollars
costs, herein, shall proceed to offer
for sale at the court house door in
Marion to the higest bidder, at PUB
Lie AUCTION, on Monday, the
nth day of May, 1906, at ! o'clock
p. W., or thereabout. (being Court
day.. upon credit of six months,
the following described property. to-
wit.
Two lots in the town of Dycus-
burg, Crittenden county, Ky. in +.
b. Jacobs addition to the town of
Dycusburg, Ky. said lots are known
and designated on the plat of said adj
dition, in-lots Nos - , being
the same property where Mrs Marga-
re, Moore lived, and the same two
lots decided to Cornelius Moore. her
son. by j. Z. Pierce. sheriff Critten-
den county, Ky. on the 18th day of
February, lSs2, by deed recorded in
the deed book r, page 235, in the
County Court clerks Office. Marion.
Kentucky or sufficient thereof to
produce the sums of money so order
ed to be made For the purchase
price the purchaser. with approved
security or securities. must execute
bond bearing legal interest from the
day Of sale until paid. and having
the force and effect Of a Judgment.
Bidders will be prepared to promptly
com piy with these terms.
J. G.. ROCHESTER,,
Commissioner
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w '.'''-' INV ~ W. NJ n
JAS. \. OAKLEr, Pla.,D
v. Equity.
EpplE MARTIN, Dcft.
BY virtue of Judgment and order
of sale of the Crittcnden Circuit
Court, rendered at the March term
thereof, 1906. in the above cause.
herein, shall proceed to offer for
sale at the court house door in Ma
ron, to the highcit bidder, at PUB
Lie AUCTION. on Monday. the
l4th day of May, 1906, at l o'clock
i. VI or thereabout, (being Court
day., upon credit of six months,
the following described property to-
wit
\ certain tract of land, lying and
being in the county of Crttenden
and State of Kentucky ON the wa
tiers of Tradcwater river, and bound
ed a, follow, Beginning at a walnut
stump and hickory, turning old mill
tary corner, running y 81 f 30 poles
To mulberry thence \ | + % poles
to a stone corner j l.. Martins lot
thence with line OF same " -
poles. To a stone i'm u. J Martins
line. thence with said line - poles
to stake with black gum. ash aud
hickory marked as pointers in Tow
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Clean towels with each customer.
Burns n McCONNIIL.
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DIAGRAM OF SAN FRANCISCO AND THE AREA SWEPT BY FIRE

frGa
s@ s@ N""~
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M. AND F. ACADEMY
Providence, Kentucky

Enter our Normal on Monday,
April 2nd, and remain until the first
teachers examination, aud then con
test for the gold medals.
Prof W b. Davis. Hopkins
county examiner says We find
Prof. Browns students a. thoroughly
prepared in every respect as those
from any other school, academy or
college, ~
TERMS AS FOLLOWS:
Board per week 50 30
Tuition per week 75
J. Y BROWN
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Commissioners Sale.

CRITTENDEN CIRCUIT COURT, Ky.
u. EDWARD RICE a. Ex'r of w. G..
RICE, Plaintiff,
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GENERAL QUESTlONS.

Why did the Jews seek after sign? What the Ihausce
~ before meal? . What j., better than and
'-' Does Jesus uiorse thng2 What does he condemn Is
' the of Jesus wealth? What is hrist
" business life |, sufficient living
'-"' nd not doing right
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26
AUTHORS OF THE BIBLE.

samuel the prophet judge, Ruth, samuel part
samuel Cad aud Fasu assisted writing samuel aud completed
kings, the death solomon David Moses,
Asrh Solomon and Others the Palm, DAVID the principal
Of solomon Proverbs, Eracs the
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26

Sunday April 20, Seeking sign. Tx. II 29-3l.
Monday, Apr 30, Dining with Phsree LIZ II b. 3S.
Tuesday May Woes against Pharsees lawyers L. II 1892
Wednesday, May 2 Trying to enap him, Lk. II 53, 81
Thursday May Warning the multitude against hypocrisy
Friday, May g. Danger Of riches LIZ ~ 1921.
Saturday, May Importance Of the spiritual life LIZ ~
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
TRAINING CLASS
LESSON XVIII
DAILY MAMMA.

There is Sunday School lesson in this week readings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-23

raj this 18th day Of March. A. D. 1906
JOHN ]. GIBSON,
fSeaD Notary Public.
Nv commission expires Feb. "a, 1903.
state of Florida,
County of Walton.
Before the subscriber, a Notary
Public in and for the said State and
County, personally appeared R. E. l.
McCaskin, known to me to be the IN
dividual described by said name, and
acknowledged that he executed the
foregoing instrument for the uses and
purposes therein set forth.
Given under my hand and seal OF
fetal this 23rd day of Feb. A. d. 1906.
WIN. M. WILSON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
MY commission expires Aug. 10, 1908.
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ARE YOU READY?

Those cheap rates expire April IN
to California and the Northwest
Each first and third TUESDAY tca'
cts are almost given away TO Texas
Oklahoma and that section.
First class round trip conyen,'l.l.n1
rates TO California in May ana july
Through Pullman Tourist Cars IiOIl
Washington, d. c.. to San FTanclscg'
via Atlanta, Montgomery, NOBLE ' On.
New Orleans and Southern PAM my
(Sunset Route and from 81. Lolis
via Wabash and Union PACING aH'
Kansas City.
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124 Peacbtrea St,
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Leslie's Weekly has drawn an is.
sue between battleships and good
roads, and easily awards the victory
To the latter.
We unhesitatingly subscribe to
this point Of view, for although bat
tleships are desirable. good roads are
indispensable. What is more. the
true strength of the country is inter.
nal and a navy. big or little, is only
a manifestation of this internal
force. II stands to reason. then, that
the interior should be imprOveT and
developed before we hang up the sign
telling Of our prOwess to outsiders.
Roads. however, unlike the navy.
are not altogether within the jurisdic.
ton Of congress. In fact, very few of
the roads of the country look to the
national government for any support
whatever. They owe their being ann
their maintenance TO state and coun.
" authority, and 1t would require
some radical and fundamental legis.
latlOn to turn them over to the keep
ing Of Uncle Sam.
Howeverthe government has con.
troll Of quite a number of highways,
and 1t IS noticeable that the depart
ments, both of agriculture and the in.
terror are beginning to pay far more
attention to rOadbeds than ever be-
fore.
For instance. over the roads OF the
Yellowstone National Park no We
hicle, freight laden. may travel un.
less the tires of the wheels conform
in width to a prescribed standard. In
other words, there is a wide tire. or
nsnance in operation as to these
roads, and the results. according to
statistics gathered by army officers
IS not only a material saving in
lengthening the life of existing roads
but actually a conversion of bad
roads into good highways.
From this city a petition has been
forwarded TO the agricultural depart
ment calling attention 10 the extra
VACANT waste and destruction of the
narrow tire and the beneficial econ
omy Of the wide tire Accompanying
the petition is a request that a series
Of tire tests be held by the depart
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ment, and. if as is more than apt TO
be the case. these tests demonstrate
the superiority of the wide tire ooth
as a road preserver and a pull lessen.
er, the department is asked to take
measures looking for a universal sub
stitution of the broad tire for the mar
row one.
For ages road builders have sought
the solution Of the good road prob
lem in looking for a material that
could withstand traffic and travel and
offer as little friction as possible. AL
ways the search has been in the di-
rection Of the roadbed, its construc-
ton and its material. Never once
has earnest and conscientious public
effort been made to temper the stress
of travel to the road Many private
tests have been made in this direc-
ton, and many road engineers have
been convinced that, perhaps, the
true solution of the problem would
be found in this direction. instead of
in the road and its material.
These private views are now be
ginning to make themselves felt by
public men, and the chances are they
will be given an opportunity to prove
their usefulness.
And truly it Is high time for some
departure to be made. Our roads
cost as much. perhaps as our navy.
The latter is believed to be efficient,
but the former is a never ending
source Of complaint If, then, the
wide tire will bring the relief sought,
and we are confident it viii go far
toward improving conditions, the
quicker the government, the states,
counties and cities inlsit upon the
substitution the better it will be for
the peoples pocketbook and their
contentment