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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

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81 Ocriftlihcr Gcrontuortung 5l
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bat mid 9clcbrt, ouB MIR scr ciiriNItc
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gen &%crthcioi0cr permonOCln funt1."
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Sn ct. PETERSBURG f%llrlirt Gin foit'
lidCS @cld)id)td)ell, 0os mir ais Gin
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tirt. 9ns Ole arbcit becnoet mar,
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men Der 8eriaiicr Dor ltno Iragte:
.Veicblen Gip. Grlaildt oieIcS Ger.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
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baS Gomite ouBrrocm nod onocrc
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linnreldcr @ciic begleitell. Giniritis.
forten limo bel olIen W;tglicocrn uil0
am Fiabe su 90 Gents 81 bcfomm1ett.
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Sin perBansniRuOllcs Sciratbss
Snicrat.


Nie Elm Gopitel ans einem Sfnll,
crromon mlltben Die Sdidiole an,
Die cine in Der AGbe altona'S mob
nenoc reid)e uItc Same IN Den lebtc1
iiinf Sobrcr crlcbt bat. aiir5lid milr.
De in Sonibitrg Der Wnnn pcrbditct,
Scr Ole 73.jGbrilc 5rau pcriiibrt, &c,
iongct gcholtcn rto an ben Hano
bcs Huins gebrud)t bat. SIN Sabre
1900 las bic ounlnIs 73 Sabre oltc
@ittipe (pir woacn lie 4. nennen),
in elmer 3citrng cin Seiratbs : Snies
rat. Sn elmer c%igcnortigen 2ollnc
ictte tic Elm @eIltd) auf uno lonOte
oieies poitlogcrnD al Die be5eid)netc
Morciie. IS mclOete lid ein boni
ider .aonimann Eeterlen. Gr erbielt
bon 0rou 4. Damn Gin Shreiben, er
nlogc lid in i6rerGiao ci%niinoen. Gie
@rciiin noQte iih nod INNER cillen
S1er5 erloitber, oenn bob iic iid
nit 70 So6ren nod einntal perbeiro,
tbel miiroc, cridicn ibr trob hires
&eidtbnms alts9ciAloiien. Yctericn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

I''JNN 'NS''ll''''' ~ H'IH ''NNJ w
lem, mas icBt porlicgt, niht lnUcr.
mittcIt III Die @elt getrCtcn ionocrn
oic 3luergroiicn ltelcn cine Sttic
Oor, ollf ser bic GntuidcIllng lid
iortbcluc9t bat. Gic biabcr betannt
g%cruoroencn 3mcrQuolfcr limo Ncltt
icllcr llntcrortcn, aus oclten bic Nol-
ien BON bclrtc cntitonbcn iino." Nod
ocnl IdluGbil0Cn IntbropOlogcl Nr.
Sopf lit porticQcr) 3pcrglultd)S ltct2
pat6nlogiid; 10 beruirft BET &rctlnia
mus Der p0ligc Sdmuno o0cr Die
cr5ciIipc Grtortung Scr Shiloorlllc
nidt lltr piDd)iidc GntmidclungH4
bcntnltn1, lonOcrn aid 0oS 3lrild'
blcibcn oC5 Sorpcruod)3tbunlS, be
lpnoCr1 Der ultcrcn Grtrcnlttotcll.
NCrncr limo potbolo9ild)c 3ipcrge Die
Mudititer; ounn 0i6t cS nod) cine
brittle Nrt purticuer 3lucr9c, ndmltd)
loldc, bcrcn @odStbum oble lona
itiNc potholo9iihc Eru5clic einfoh
bel fiuolidcn %crb0ltniiicn itcben &c.
blicbcn lit, inOcm Die llntcrertrclnia
tGten oic 0Icidc rcoltipc aiir5c Dem
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bclpciicn Die bcllti0en Epanl1cnltan.
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thicripc5icS Sobrtnillcnoc binonr1
ais Hoilc iortcrbaltcn bobcn. lleber
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l%olicr; Dor Nlcm lit bicrbci mieocr
scr %on0cborcnc 3lucr0lplid)@ bon ocl
crmorbcncn 6ormcn 81 mntcridri-
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0ort, ,bcrllbcu ullf nGbcr gctonntct
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nobel bcihIcmigtc Gertnod)crlirl
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o6norntc Tcr6ihtung 6cS anod)cngc.
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bcrocbcn, boS 20ngcnpodstbum pcS
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,3lucr06oitcr @l,dS bel Gbiercn lit,
o6Ocic6cn bon ibrcm Gorfomnlen ais
elmer Observation-Disclosures, oitcr3
bcoillgt burd) mongclboitc Grn1D'
rung. Scr @ori6(oa Die 6roae nod
sen llrlod)cn OcS 3rucrgluuhlcS olirdl
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mere oocr Gllbcrc Nn%uenonng bon
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lie, biirite ols obgcihnlodt g%cltcn."
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ten 3lucrge Ourd itctc &crnlild)ung
ocS NlfoboIS nit alien Spciicn I'M
@od]3tbum bebinocrt piirocr, lit -
lpcl,n olld) pic0cid)t III OicicrGidtun1
idon p~crciu5clt 0crortige @rnuiont-
fcitcll llntcrnonmnen luoroen lcin ioll.
ten 49, cine Sobcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
y d. iein Is d) NJ q #.

Nidt iein Of NJ If.
Serrntrr gcfommcncr Sebcmorn:
Gas olio lit ole iteinrcid;e, muIifo.
lid gebilbeic @ittiue, ric mcinc
@ldubiger fir mid ultsiiroig &C.
mod)t boben? No, % merbe id, III.
neu 5cioen. ooB id) ielbit nruiifolildl
acnua bin. iinl oni mcilc Sdntlorn
pieifen 5it fonnenl"
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Sainb Aic9' ,,IieiuoiesSane,"

4orouitsf6e ocr 2uip. uuo SUrrcit.Str.
SanptdIartict nc5 @efnngOcreius rWiclo.
bic. Singituuocu ichen Sonnerita9slbeno.
SerinrnmIln0cn heS n9eniclnial Mcbger'
ScrcinS" irben ,. unh 4. Sicnf.aa i'm
WiuInt. 2c!cpbpn - Wlt. Tcrnun 1860 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Mham Nnpp,S sirhanrant,

VT. JIUI, N0rosNrltrnI s9IDenle.
Ser .9turhoit Snlmeru1brcnoer Buuuere elm
bon baltimore" beriGnlmelt ii6 bier iea
bciI Wiprtna. - 8eurgc Nrcbnt q Cons
&icr AM 3Gpt, nab heuiihcr Irt oirett
BON SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
enmibi's rGimcnfrans.eone

Sntptauurticr oeS .9'upern ser. lint. Scr.
Gins" -9iGcnfrat5sS nmcaUercinS," .gans
ion StlmcriO. Wnus mn 9ciBs9iercins,"
rScuifbe Bculiitblihfcit, nGcfelfnniicoes
luton" mo y!0cipers SunIluue g,r. 478,
. >. s." Srii1es @ier al icoer Belt.
8. 4 8.3IeIspbom = g8oIie 25O1 gS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

lin eiicn yiunlnb a%b5ninIicben AZ Nldcr,
2 MODS, 81 Icrdbes, 1 Wicile bon Der Sinot.
aren5e 9clegei uno ctiua 10 Miimiien bon @nrs
bcrotllc %citfernt. pniicno fir Milubcrci, Sc
i1ilicfarm ODER @cfligeI5udt; cine quito Suc0e
aui Dem Rlut. Sir ndbcrc GinjcInbciicn norcis
ftre man Mpbt. 9. Gurie, 1928 3.sSnlpert.S ctr.
(OtGr;Sf gfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

Gbrius's ,.Santun sieberfrnn5.Sunc,"
ei;omeit.@dc 3. Sir. II. 5aIt.stue., Santou
S~allptqitarticr ocs g9autunsGtcoertrail8".
Commensurate perfummHk fib icoen @icns
itaa slberb. YgintionnA VIZ AM Sapf.
9bcInpeaic.S eIepboE - 4 lie 1853 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Tiut'S SDtcl,

VT. TIT, Observation-Disclosures irabc.
3inliller an Sertcil III ucrmiciben. 5cin'te
@ctrGrfc liilb gSetHe. .9nbs SSictus8raues
rei"sNier. 8crinmmIlng5sgoill oc5 ST.
Humhar0iir. Smmcriuabrelbcu Nuls NIB
GcibpcrtinS~. GDei. sIei. - gSplfe 1850 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

Gr. 1920 uuu :t22, Sarfprb.g penue.
Sdtpiluarticr oeS nIbalinsDidnner6urS".
Salle mo Somncr0urten biIiie Al Der,
mictbcn. Gllier 4lub fir guitcrnrtiten.
f%scinite @eirdnIc. S%rCts4noI. 6. Il b.
Gclepbpt - Mt Msruou 3169 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

" Ser rGeltihe ariegerbunb
bon baltimore" peranItoltet bellte,
Montag, Den 26. MGr;, abcnbs s
ltbr, cine muiifalii6 . bunuriitii6e
notwithstanding. Sir bieic In.
terboltlung pnroe Elm rcidbaltiecs
Yrogramm 5uiammengeItelIt, oas
inter gneerem Ole Sorfiibrung cp.
neutrality-suspicious. 9ilber entGGlt.
Ser Gintritt betrGat fir cincn Scrrn
INIT Game MIR % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Stcacngcindc


Sin 9dder flIbl Siculnp ais 5ipette Nano
tilr Vroo uocr Cafes. ocritebt aud Sicnarhcii:
am Iicbi!cn Saaarbcit. 9iud5ufln1cn in Nj.
1854, SBamcS. StruRc, .. Slur. (S3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

sine 20 Ider arose SGrm init Sul3s StuI,
luna Md9ens RcniIe mo Standardization.
9ldbcrco brieiIidl. Ioreiiire: y. 2. e'ur 1903,
Ggg 6nrbur 6itp, I.sS. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
&crlanat i'm M%Qaemcincm.
9entimes Mrbeits. Nad,peiinncs.g Rreon,

9cntIdes Irbeitss ah,ueiinnc .@iireon,
Fr. 2I0. SiibsSburpsS irabc, inter Der sluiiibt
bcutthc @anoluerfcr, ~sIrbcitcr liub Sienitbotcn
SIT hci0lftiacn lpiinf6eii, ipolcn iMb perf6uIid
phcr Ill irdnfirtcn 8ricieil an ben Naentcn Der
Seielltdnft. Subann .. Wiener, Tr. 2i9, Glib.
sbarp' Straic, tucnoen, iueIhcr unentHcltIidb
tueiunit ertbcilen miro. Spreb itllnhct bon 1
bis 8 llbr.. (Sun2S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

Tr. 135, @arriion,, nabe SeIinatau.Str.
SEQ. Gilntbcr, IT.. BrdusGp.'s Nitr am
8apf. Murmcr Eulin bon ~ bis 1 llbr
Ga6mitldas. gge hcuti6en Ndder ls1o
gum Neiube eiuaeInneu. s. x B.'2eIc.
pbpn - Wlt. &erllIn Coz ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Scurp Is. a:ciu's @cnourant

Ft. GIO, NInDsf NuNc N~UTUntbsSttnNt.
&or6iiaIi6e 8cire, Spirituoien II. llnions
Si9drreIl, Ycitcs %ier am Sapt, 2unib
fir @ef1diiSIcutc bon 1l.30 SGrnt. bis
2 ubr Nu6miitlgs. 3elepbon Is. 4 Is.
- MT. Geruuu 3O0S H,
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Nbcr's ,,Gbeiw cib.Suae. :.

N6e NnIt' nno 8nitsNOcnuc, Canton.
MGrOlanos1 eiepbOu - II Sc.
~SallptGuuriicr bcs @elanGbereins .gocIs
mcib," rSamcis sScrcins bcS GoeIiueib,"
ng~uninusGonclapcs gr. 445, 2. 8. s."
Oriental Sifttlits ar. t5S, 9. u.s9.' uno
~Gnntun epars II. 8crgniiNungSs Sertins".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Sic Scucru Hcaltn Ep.,

423-i27 @nitDer. Sioa. iii 4..6Barlcs.s str.
lStdlttcr iito Gebcicit Ut cruubiIcll. onb iiC
bieie slnSeiGe I'M nSeuti6cr CORRESPONDENT"
geIcien Gaben.) (WIdr5t4,S&S10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

Shipciaer'S Gaie,
70t-707 2pnlbare.Str., Stgslenbtptpu.
Seinite &eine mo 2inli5re. Ser aefiins
bette Srt auf Der @roc. - Ste betieu
Bonls RorIors IN Si9blanbioiun. Rrompte
Neoicnull8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Serlangt: Sranen nnb &aodcn.

Wcrian1t:
Sllie Solnerlldtte lilr 5lpel Niltocr; zinc. ole
eiluu3 @n9ltib fprift. miro porge5ugcn. Man
u@. 81" Spg u, Scnt1dber Snrre'
i%ppubcut. $50
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Su p%crmictbcn.
Seine fir schu bcutldlc Tomilicu.

Nclmc mr. 5cbn bcntIdlc TnmiIicn.
gSir bdben cine 200 gGdcr 5urm in Der gtdbe
Der Stn0t. lpcld)e mir it 10 S6cile uom jc 20
gdcr pnr5ctltren ueroer, mo iuCroct mir biric
Sbciie tilr bcinabc Gidlts na iirifisc bcntidc
Snntt!tcn ucrmictBcn mo ~bcltielbeu has gtns
inuiarcdDt anf oicfe5 2ano gebeit. @utc3 qunb
N Der gidbe bon gSuler mo GiienbGbn. Sails
Gle @rlrloeiucHibum IN Der Siaot poCr aui ociI
Ynnoe l~piinftbcn. ipreden Sic bci ms Dor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07
ATROCITIES IN THE
CONGO FREE STATE
Savannah News.
~ Z Sl1lsaa


The fifty-seven wOmen's boards Of
foreign missions that were in session
at Nashville, Tenn, this week, and
which adjourned Wednesday, sent the
President a dispatch, urging that ev-
erything possible be done to correct
the wrongs in Congo. The good wo-
men of the conference of missions
didn't undertake to find out probably
whether or not this country could do
anything to right the wrongs in Con-
go, but, having had their feelings stir
red UP by a recitation of the atrocities
committed there, they thought they
must do something to relieve their
.consciences of a charge that they were
not doing their whole duty to the
wretched people who are said to be
the victims of King Leopold's rapacity
and greed, and so they unloaded the
responsibility on the president. Per-
haps he wishes he, in turn had some
body on whom TO unload it.
1t has not been many days since Sec
rotary Root wrote an open letter to
Representative DENLY of Michigan, in
which he pointed out that this govern
ment was not in position to find out
whether or not the tales of atrocities
committed on the people Of the Congo
Free State were true or not. and that
if they were true. it couldn't Interfere.
It seems that Representative Denby's
constituents had been prodding him
about these alleged atrocities, with
the view to getting him to interest the
government in the matter. 1t is Just
possible that they thought the Presi-
dent would shake his big stick at King
Leopold and the atrocities would cease.
at once.
AS a matter of fact, Leopold issued a
statement not long ago in which he
said there was no truth in the tales
that were being sent broadcast over
the earth respecting cruelties practic-
ed upon the natives Of the Congo Free
State. OF course he may know little
or nothing about the matter, and may
want to know nothing so long as ne
gets his revenue, but he is entitled to
a hearing. This country isn't a party
to the Congo Convention that was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07
The Impertinence of
MIR. Cromwell

William Nelson Cromwell, who
seems 70 be little more than a figure
head 70 shield some powerful interest,
is coming in for his full share Of
criticism on account Of his attitude
before the senate committee recently
convened 10 investigate affairs in con-
nectiOn with the Panama Canal. and
is probably entitled to it all The
Memphis COmmercial-Appeal which
has always stood for decency in all
walks Of life is particularly severe up
on him and, in a recent issue says:
Rogers Of Standard Oil fame won't
answers questions, Rockefeller won't
come into court and William Nelson
Cromwell jmpu0ently defes the sen
ate.
Looks like the big trust has put the
law out Of business, while the Wash
ingtOn bureau, whose agent this
Cromwell man was. seems bent upon
sitting Gown hard upon the senate.
Cromwell is a creature Of the Pana-
ma canal. He bObbed up, too. in
the san Domingo matter, and il is
possible has irons in the fire Of one
or two more Of the volcanic republics
about which the powers that be seem
50 thoroughly sOlicitious. The senate
committee before which his examina-
ton is being held has exhibited s dis
position TO protect him in his insO-
lence 10 the venerable senator who is
conducting the examination.
The inference is bound to be that
the majority power in the senate does
not want this individual 10 disgOrge
his knowledge of Panama affairs.
When a body like this senatorial COM
mittee is willing to 90 10 the public
banled. badgered and inSulted BY a
witness who is permitteT TO escape
Tree of punishment. it naturally gives
rise 10 the suspicion that those in con-
troll OF the situation prefer this sort
Of humiliation rather than that which
might follow if the witness should be
forced 10 give the testimony sought
No one doubts the genuineness of
Senator MOrgan's efforts to get at the
truth of the matters withheld by
Cromwell. but unless the committee
changes its ruling and forces this i'm
pertinent witness to answer questions
the public viii be convinced that the
majority Of the committee have reason
70 dread any publicity Of the matters
which this witness keeps so well and
SC closely concealed.
There is and has been all along tool
much dilly-dallying over the Panama
Canal proposition and the people are
gradually coming to believe that the
delay In commencing the work anGl
pushing It 10 successful completion is |
part Of a well defined plan TO prevent |
its construction until such time as all
interests that would be adversely af-l
fected by the canal have time tol
hedge" or, in other words, get in |
shape 10 weather the financial storm
which would be caused by the diver
sion Of traffic to the canal route.
Mr.. Cromwell and others Of his ilkl
should be compelled to state the true
facts and the chances are that Sena-
tor Morgan, il not interfered with. will |
eventually force him TO answer all
questions regarding the Panama
Canal deal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

signed at Berlin, Feb. &c, 1888, and
hence there is no way it could NEEDLE
in the affairs of the Congo Free State,
If it should attempt to do so it would
doubtless be snubbed by the Belgium
government, and if it should resent the
snub it would be criticised for trying
to bully a weak power. The only
Powers that can properly interfere are
those that signed the Berlin conven-
ton. No one of them seems disposed
to do so. Perhaps they are satisfied
that the people of the Congo Free
State are getting along all right and
are being as well treated as they de-
serve to be. But, whether they are
or not, the way isn't open for the Unit
ed States to interfere. No doubt the
president would like to crafty the
women of the missions that met In
Nashville, but they will be informed
the president cannot do what they
want done
Since the United States has be-
come great and strong requests to in
teTfeTe in other peoples affairs come
to it thick and fast, and the president
seems inclined to grant some of them,
or to interfere where no requests have
been made. Just now the Senate is
trying to find out whether he acte1
wisely in interfering in the affairs of
San Domingo. 1t wouldn't be surprls-
ing if it should decide he acted alto,
gether too hastily in that matter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

burg, Fla, the first issue of which,
dated March 3. has just reached The
journals exchange table. The paper
is edited and published by Willis B.
Powell and contains eight pages Of
six columns each. all home print. The
initial number Of the paper indicates
enterprise and journalistic ability of
a high order, while the advertising
patronage shows that st. Petersburg
merchants appreciate an up-tO-date
weekly. The Journal extends best
wishes for its success.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07
NEWS AND VIEWS
FROM STATE PAPERa
e g =. z 3 3 e .. 3 3
No Season for TriHino.

Over 1900 chickens were killed in
a wreck near Atlanta the other day.
On account of the scarcity as well as
the high price of chickens, this fact
should move the railroad officials to
give their trainmen a severe calling
down. This Is certainly not the sea-
son for trihing with the lives Of
chickens.-Quincy Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

II Is said that Mr.. Mizener, the hus-
band Of the widow Yerkes. received
$4,000 10 clear out The widow got
OF cheap and. incidentally, Mize
didn't do so bad, after all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

DOST-One bald headed, sancti-
monious appearing individual; answers
20 the name Of John d. Rockefeller
A suitable reward viii be paid for any
Information leading TO the discovery
OF his whereabouts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

The Standard Oh Company says
q has no monopoly of trade, but
Missouri will have to be shown sooner
or later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

The American hen, after due DELHI
sr1tiOn, has decided that the season
% at hand 10 put the cold storage egg
out Of business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

Taft is probably mad because
shonts is getting two salaries-one
for setting up and looking pleasant.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

Richard MANSFIELD says he will re-
tire in 1909. Why prolong the agony
for three long years?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07
Too Much campaianinu.

A case Of too much campaigning is
that. Of Gov. PattisOn. Of Ohio a Dem
ocrat Though elected nearly a year
ago he has never been able to eXer-
else the functions of his Office. His
physician now testifes that he has
been so weakened in brain and booy
by his illness that he cannot give any
subject continued thought, although
ne Is perfectly sane. It is said that
his family is anxious that he resign,
but he isn't likely to do so until il
becomes absolutely imperative. It
would mean a Republican successor
in Enthusiastically Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-07

The latest addition to the ranks of
Florida weekly newspapers is the IN
dependent, published at 81. Peters