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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Excavating in Summer
Perfectly Safe.

Some months ago when The Jour.
nal was urging the commencement of
work on Pensacola's sewer system.
1t made the statement that there was
no more danger attendant upon max.
Ing excavations or digging up the
streets in the summer time than In
the winter time. The Journal is glad
to note that the state board of health
also sustains that view, as the fol-
lowing extracts from its last official
bulletin show:
Several weeks ago the Board of
Public Works Of Jacksonville began
laying a sewer on Main Street, right
In the heart Of the city, in the middle
OF summer and on one of the busiest
thoroughfares. At times the street
has been almost blockaded by the ex-
cavations and work. At first a good
deal OF apprehension was felt among
certain people concerning it, for we
have been taught that it is likely to
cause sickness" to upturn the earth
In summer. and formerly this practice
was not permitted. But in the light
OF our present knowledge, there is no
danger Of disease from excavations in
summer per sc. It is true such ex-
cavations may be made as will hold
water and become breeding places for
mosquitoes and in that way become
a menace to the public health. But
as this was not the case in the pres
ent instance, the State Health Officer
refused to interfere with the work
because he did not believe there was
any danger in allowing it to be done
And the results have justified his
action. The work has been going
on for several weeks and still con.
ttnues. and yet not single case of
sickness has been reported that is
chargable to the excavations.
Likewise complaint was filed with
the Board against allowing the filling
In that was done at South Jackson
Vile recently. The State Health Off.
Ger, believing it was not dangerous
TO the public health so advised. the
parties complaining and the fears
subsidized and the matter dropped. But
the public may be assured that when
the State Health Officer scents dan
ger. he will hang out the red light
The old superstition that disease
fingered In the soil and that digging
mp the latter during the summer time
released the disease germs and
caused sickness has been exploded
by all the experiments of science and
experiences of practical work.
The Journal hopes therefore that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
along material an agricultural lines
for the state.-Ocala Star.

along material an agricultural lines
for the state.-.Ocala Star.
A Pertinent Question.
The purchase Of the Mallory line of
steamers by c. w. Morse Is another
consolidation which may lead to eco
nomical administration and lower
rates. But il will be watched to see
II the transfer does not mean higher
charges and no improvement in the
service. People are suspicious these
days. By the way, do the laws for
bidding consolidation between par.
allel and competing lines" refer. also,
to steam navigation Tampa Times.
Should Be Cut Out
A performance of 1.-THE Clansman'
came near causing riot in Philadel-
phia recently. The truth is that the
sensational plays, Uncle Toms Cab
in" and 'The Clansman," should De
prohibited in all sections of the coun-
try:-Gainesville Sun.
Bryan Knocks Out confucius.
Mr.. Bryan Is not only a militant
politician. but he Is a militant Chris
tian. and he is as eloquent and eff
fective in defending his religion as
his party. When he was in China re-
Gently he met with a Chinese book
just issued, which affirmed that the
philosophy of Confucius, which is the
religion of China, was superior to
Christianity, the author asserting,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Adt11t With the Times
Paul Cook in Birmingham Age-HeraId.

1t is not surprising that Birming.
ham laundry was robbed on a Friday
night. Every man who has any self
respect likes to have clean linen for
Sunday. But it would not have been
unexpected had the same laundry
been entered feloniously on any night
OF the week. 1t is nearly as hard
Ito keep clean in Birmingham as in
Plttsburg, which Is a bold assertion,
The word "clean" Is of course used
In physical and not an ethical sense
Collars don't stand much show in
Birmingham, but when every flake OF
SCOT represents a dollar, who cares?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
NEWS AND VIEWS
OF THE STATE PRESS.
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But the Assessment is Low.

The religious editors declare that
the high rates of postage proposed by
the postal commission would severe
ly tax their piety. The high tariff
rates also tax peoples piety. They
make the average man swear every
time he thinks of them.-Gainesville
Sun
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

now that the work on the sewer sys-
tenn has commenced there will be no
let-up until it is completed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

order. and licenses can be issued with
ispatch.-Dothan Eagle.
Be Sensible.
Look up and contemplate the sky,
The glory of the stars on high.
Exalt your soul by lofty thought,
Since inspiration can't be bought.
But choose place where men are
few
And nothing can run over you.
You are a bright girl, Clarice. A
doctor of philosophy Is apt to be
dry dock"
1t takes a patent medicine adver-
tiser to ask you impertinent ques-
tons.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Address 10 the Moon.

Address to the Moon.
Pale moon. majestic and serene,
How weary you must grow of love
And painting poets who suspire
Their wretched verse to you, unvexed
By all the foolishness afoot
At night throughout the world!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Designated

Designated.
The football hero walks abroad,
And as he proudly goes
He's marked for honor by strip
OF plaster on his nose.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Tampa's Big Cigar Business.

Tampa's Big Cigar Business.
Tampa, UP to October 13, had al
ready passed the 100000, 900 mark in
its shipments Of cigars for the pres
emit year. For all of last year the
total shipments were 100000, 900. The
lncAease over last year thus far in,
dicates total production Of at least
$50 600, 900 for 1906.
Shipments of cigars from Tampa
for the week ending October Is were
5,7S6. 900. Total shipments from Jan
uary to October 13 were 2O3 1896 900.
Total shipments for the same period
OF last year were 165,950,00o. The
increase IN shipments for this year,
UP TO October 10, was 3S,045, 00o.-
Tampa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

Some people stop before jewelers.
windows and others before the win
dows of clothing stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

The wind in Ohio might have
known that it could not discourage
windy man like William Jennings
Bryan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

A Sunday paDer tried to tell where
styles begin. We'd like to go there
and wreck the place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

The man who used to steal ice from
the doorstep Is devoting himself to
overcoats now
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

The Motive.
Books, books, books,
Rolling in a tide,
Books on this and books On that.
Books on every side.
Books with pretty covers and
Books Of sober hue,
Millions on the market now,
Millions more are due.
.
Books, books, books,
Big and little ones,
Some are gay and others sad,
So the current runs.
Some are never read at all,
Some are thrown away.
Yet the output seems to grow
Greater, day by day.
Books, books. books.
Why so many writ,
When so very few, you know,
Ever make a hit?
Here's the reason-maybe you
Will agree with me,
Lots Of people want to make
Money easily. y.
Editor Blan, of the Troy Messen
ger, assures his readers that the air
ship at Montgomery was real, because
he put his hand on it.
A man says the weather Is as hoi
in summer as the same place he says
i. Is as cold as In winter.
A Sunday paDer tried to tell where
styles begin. We'd like to go there
and wreck the place
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

It takes all kinds Of people to make
world and you are always different
from the others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Force of Habit.

A strap-hanger died and went above,
The crowd at the gate began to shove
He reached up-imagine his blank
dispair!
And got for his pains a handful Of air.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Get HItched!

This Is starting off like It was going
to be good marrying season, and
Judge Leslie's office is In apple pie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Tourists Coming.

Tourists Coming.
In few weeks the trend Of travel
will be In the direction of Florida,
and thousands Of people of the north
and east will come to spend a few
weeks with US, where they can be
free from snow, Ice and trouble
Waldo News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Where Merit Counts


The accession Of Senator Park Nj.
Trammel to the editorial fraternity
by the purchase of the Lakeland Sun
excites attention to the constantly al
vancing character and strength OF the
Florida weekly press. without eX-
&eption 1t is growing in power and
strength, and compares favorably
with that of any other state, north
or south. Those papers which remain
in the same control are invariably
marked by growth In facilities, cir
culation and popularity, while
change is always certainly marked by
the advent of a stronger hand at the
helm. Honest. manly, independent,
the Florida press earns and deserves
Its uniform OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Times.
Editor Storrs's Good Work.
Editor Storrs, of the DeFuniak
Breeze, is not only one of the best
editors In the state, but publishes
paper that could and would take the
prize of any town in which such
paper could be published, but he is
more than that, he Is a county fair
promoter. He is its leader, wheel
horse, of horse and a full team in
pulling it successfully through. Next
week the fair will be held and all
Walton county and all Florida will
be on hand to see what Editor Storrs
and others have done toward cultivat.
ing thoroughbred cattle, hogs. and
sheep in that section. Editor Storrs
is doing big work for west Florida.
and it is a pity that men like Storrs
don't spread themselves all over Flor
ida for a generation of such unselfish
and united work would work wonders
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

Oven a hardjhearted man will &C.
knowledge that it's getting colder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

in summer as the same place he says
t. Is as cold as In winter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01

Kerchewi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-01
Welcome, Uncle Georue.

Negroes And the Dives.
That the superior moral behavior
Of the negro race in the days Of slav-
cry was due not to religious infiu-
ences. but to total exclusion from the
dramshop is the conclusion of the
Tampa Times, which says: 'In
practice the negro was a total alb
stainer, he had no place to congre-
gate and loaf and cultivate natural
laziness and worthlessness-if he
was individually possessed by them
and the result was a negative good
ness that did very well in its place
Churches and religious societies
abound among the negroes today, but
SO do the dives. The southern Sec
ton of the United States has vexa,
tious problem to solve with party
spirit In the northern section ready
to hinder instead Of helping In the
solution, though the north may be
confronted with the same perils, IN
Short Talks.
And yet we cannot avoid the con-
clusion that this "vexatious problem"
would lose much of its vexatiousness
by doing away with the dives" and
all other places where liquor is sold
as a beverage.-Palatka News.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
CudOwne Wyleczenie

Nastepujace oswiAdczenie przez
H. M. Adams zone z Henrietta,
Pa. tedzie interesowa}o rodzlc6w
i innych. ,,Cudowne wyleczenie
mia}o miejsce W naszym comu<
Nasze dziecko mia}o ~wysypke przez
5 lat i by}o ogfoszone jake niewy~
leczaine. gdysmy przeczytali o E..
lectric Bitters i .postanowilismy je
spr6bowac. Zanim druga butelka
zostafa cafkiem zuzyta, za~uwazyli~
6my zmiane ma lepsze a po spotrze.
bowaniu 7 butelek zostafo komplet~
ME wyleczone". Jestto najnowsze
lekarstwo ma krew i odbudowanie
cia}a. Gwarantowane. SOC i 81 90.
u N. j. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
VII.

Pare miesiecy up}yne}o cd
owych smutnych wypadk6w
W leslie. lima by}a ostra -
ogromne sniegi zasypaiy 60
scihce, a coz m6wic O dro-
zynach i sciezkach lesnych.
- W chatach obu strzelc6w
straszne EASILY zmiany: lad
ma m}oda dziewczyna Cd }ez
poblad1a i miedzy nieszcze-
sliwymi mieszka6cami chaty
z pod Bukienki najnieszcze-
sliwsza by}a.
- Czy zawieja usta}a? -
rzek}a jednego dnia stara,
chora matka.
- Mine}a - ponuro Cd
rzek}a. dziewczynka.
- Otto, Hanko, przyodziej
|idz do sasiadki - i poradz
|jej sic " naszYm frasunku;
moze miaia jaka wie6c o sy-
nu - trzeba nam raz zrobic
jak,i koniec; albo ju5 idz "a
nowego ~strzelca 2 pod Blu
kienki, a wtedy j mniebys
przygarne}a i kaleke biedna,
lubHtez gdzie W sluzbe, a
ia, slepa kaleka pc zebranym
lchlebie rusze...
Hanka milczac zabrafa sic
pozegnala make j Pc zas-
|pachsDiegu brnela ku chacie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

trzelcaz pod OlszynY; wsr6d
.drogi odpoczela pod wiellkilmn
jaworom irece zalama}a.
tn pred paru miesiacamni
zznaleziono zwloki jej brata.
Kiedy tax lamentowafa,
stane}a PREY niej staruszka.
Hanka rzucila jej sic ma
szyje i zap}akala g{osno.
- Co ty tn robisz, czy
tax, jak i ia przysz}as ma to-
miejsce, petne bolesci - po-
modlic sic?
- ia sz}am do was pc RAJ
de.
-Po rade do mnie?Oj Han
ko moja a do kogoz ia pc ra-
de p6jde?
Wiecie, re nowy strzelec z
pod Bukienki jest wdowcem
- stateczny iuz ma tro]e
dzieci - zamozny bogo-
bojny. Matka go polubi&a, bo
uprzejmy ola niej, i Slepa
siostra Magdzia jego poko-
cha}a, DO Magdzie prowad2i
ia pc izbie.
Otto On W sobote sprowa-
dill kum6w i z vodka o mnie
prosi6 przyszli. Matka rada
z tego, ale mnie ma}o zal ME
zadusi; ia ciag!e mysle, re
syn VASE powr6ci, re Mic hal
sig znajdzie.
- Hanko moja, zapomnij
Micha}a!On przeklety!Przyjm
p0czciWego cz}owieka; INA
lam dawniej jego zone, by}a
z MIN bardzo szczesliwa. Ou
da kawa{ek chleba twej mat
CO i siostrze kalece, uwazaj
go jake Opatrznosc zes}ana
ola was cd Boga. Kobieta u
czciwa portrait bye dobra TO-
ma przez wdziecznosc sama,
a z czasem i inne uczucie
uczucie, zmarnowane ola TO-
ira, posiedzie' tw6j zacny
man,.
- I wy mnie ma to mama
wiacie i Michafa nazywacie
lotrem? O! innej sic cd was
rady spodziewa}am!
- Ach! Hanko, zaklinam
Gle, z%apomnij o MIN; a choc-
by i wr6c;} - pogardz ma
zawsze.
- Me, ia go nigdy ME "a
pomne, DO go kocham. -.
- Dziewczyno! ia Gle ule-
cze, OF przestauiesz kochat
Hanko! To on, on zabi} twe'
ko brata!
- O rety! O! Mako Jezu-
sowa! krzykne}a, bledniejac,
dziewczyna.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
CudOwne Wyleczenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27

ze 1zami " oczach; q wypad-
ku i rabunku mic nikomu
movie ME kaza1. Zoataw-
Gle zbrodniarzowi skrab wy
darty. - Potem wyatawi} i'm,
jak to trzeba bac sic Boga, i
pamietac, ze on wszystko WI
.dzi, - wreszcie przeliczyl
pieniadze i zaja} sic sumien-
ME losem rybaka, kt6ry ME
u1mia}by by1 sobie z tylu pie
niedzmi poradzic. Ksiadz ku
pill i'm duly HAWAI- lasu i ca
}e grunta z Level strony RE
XII, zgodzi} majstr6w i ME
d}ugo stana} ladny m}yn, O.:
bora, stod61ka, Chevy, kur-::
niczek i go}ebnik navel - a
dawna chate ma pamiatke 20
stawiono i dano W niej z Ia
ski mieszkanie jednemu po-
czciwemu staruszkowi, kt6ry
dzieci rybaka uczy}; ma pa
g6rku za6, gdzie rybak powi-
tai rodzine, wzniesiono krzyz
z wizerunkiem Chrystusa. Ma
lace pas}o sic byde}ko i O.
wieczek pare, dzieci W bia-
}ych koszulkach biega}y "a
jagniatkami ,rybak przywdzia}
d}uga kapote m}ynarska;
ksiadz jeszcze sporo picnic
dry rybakowi odda}, pc "a
spokoieniu potrzeb W nowo
urzadzonem gospodarstwie.
Rybak IONA roliczywszy pie
niadze, wzieli diva tysiace i
zaniesli proboszczowj, proszac
ably sprawl dzwony / dach
koscielny ponaprawia}.
- Radziiem wan to wpraw
die, ale mia}em ma mysli
pieniadze Z owego czarnego
worka.
- Ri dobrodzieju ,mi]ej be-
die Bogu, re ma Jego swie-
ia chwale niesiemy pieniadze,
kt6re stryj uczciwie dosta},
- ~odpowiedziaf rybak.
I radOsnie zabi1o srece ry-
bakowi, kiedy W ciche; oko-
licy rozleg} sic dzwon wie-
czorny ma Ani6} pa6ski!
A rodzina rybaka lyle szcze-
sliwie, DO podstawa tel pony
slmosci jest pieniadz uczci-
vie zarobiony. Przejdzmy to-
raz historya drugiego~ worka
z}ota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27


nice! jesli ME dasz, to Gle
oskarze, z piekielnym usmie-
chem odrzek} strzelec z pod
Olszynv.
Me zartuj.
- Daj dziesie6 tysiecy.:"..
- Dam szesc.
- Me, dziesiet.
Dam osm.
- Me, dziesiec.
To mic ME dam "a
wola{ strzelec z pod Bukien.
XII, zagarna} wszy stkie pie
Made W pole sukmany po-
pedziI W las ciemny.
- St6j! krzyknat przyjaciel
wtem b|ysnaF mu n6z
naostrzony; kt6ry strzelec z
pod Bukienki sly kowa} ma
gardio rybaka. Strzelec z pod
Olszyny porwa} ten n6z i
pogoni} "a uciekajacym.
i Staruszka widzia1a wszyst-
ko, ale ruszyc sic Z miejsca
ME mog}a.
. Jej syn ten, kt6remu
zycie da}a, kt6ry byf jej u
kochanem, jej zyciem, z
nozem W reku pedzi} "a PREY
jacielem, targowa} sic O
pieniadze %kradzione, "a
Mast sic brzydzic niemi!
- Ach, biedna matka
zwr6ci1a glove ku obrazowi
Maryi, za}ama}a rece, upad1a
ma kolana, a g}o6no p}aczac,
zawo}a}a: - O! LEI patrze6
ma konanie swietego Syna
niz ma zbrodnie swojego die
cka!
- Ojciec! %ojciec wraca, -
wo{aia dzleci rybaka - ma
te1ko, widzielismy w6zek je-
dnokonny "a CORA! Ojciec wra
ca z pieniedzmi,
I bieg}y wszystkie drozy-
ma, wiodaca ma gosciniec.
Rybaczka szfa "a dziccmi
a Ivy ociera}a z radosci i mo-
villa sama do siebie:
Dzieki Bogu, re wraca! taks
by1am niespokojna 49, MECH
by i ME wj6z} pieniedzy, by
lie wr6c1} do mas.
- Jak sic macie 49, moi
dzieci! moja zono kochana
- Oto kleknijcie najpierv
ma teUmurawie; tn postawi.
my figure ma podziekowanit
Bogu, re wracam do was!
Rybak opowiedzia1 swoj'
niebezpieczehstwo i strate,-
ale AMI iona, ami dzieci, an
on sam ME za{owali ukradzio
nych pieniedzy, mieli worel
uczciwie zarobiony. TAX to
kiedy nieszczescie chlasnie
czlowiek lepszym sic stale
Gala rodzina poszla do ksi
dza. tn zn6w rybak opowie
dial, co sic sta}o, a rybaczk
re skrucha wyzna}a,jak szem
raia ma rady ksiedza.
Staruszek = wys}ucha{ ic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-27
Poleca naipieknieisze utMOry muztczne

Poleca najpiekniejsze utWory muzJczne
Abt. Fir. Tesknota. (Gdy j~ask6fki) solo spiew Csc
Bordese. Cyganki, duet solo Tub ch6T soc
Brzezi6ski. 10 Chiop. o5ertas6w, solo fort. soc
RrzeziIski. Matulu kochana, Mazur, 30c
Chopen. Gdybym ia byfa sfonecz., solo 6piew 30c
Ghopen' Rc.sta an4ss 1 fz3s y s f Duet st.. fort 500 600
t tinSRsn; MaEiA Ne tryumfSj d 1asNs solo ap.sse
Cwikiel. Idz do d;abta, mazurek- 25c
Fall N; z oje5{stychl fiW =; r ;v s;s' SOLO tcrS' I eoc
Janusz. Polonez Kosciuszki Csc
Karasowski: Do piracy, solo lub ch6r. $0c
xoszat. samotny, piosenka, solo 6piew go
z zsaszisi f Pwie pla5ni nsrodows, solo fort. go
1urpiiski. Witaj kr6ln, polonez - soc
Lewandevski5 ; stary prun, mazdt so,o 1,;e,v a aSc
Noniuszko.. Kozak. Tam ma g6rze >, 25c
Honiuszkc. Krakowiaczek wes6f - Csc
sIoniuszkc : Marsz zafobny, Choir mezki.... 4Qc
k kHaidis1lsSSi 6wa Irakowiaii, solo fort. Soe
hginski. Polonez, Oardzo znany - 25c
l,smanski. :Bialy mazur, znany S0e
Poviadowski. Rach-eiach-ciach, polka >, CSC
szkoia Spiswu. Najwiekszai najlepeza... 7.95
Ezkoia ma Skrzypce. Najleps9ai najwieksza II SO
Szketa no Fertepian ~, Sa{wisksza "a najlepssa s.se
szkoia No Cornet, Alto, Tenor lu:0 BARTON 100
SzkOfa na Gitare, hisZpahska: .......... 1.SO
Szkoia ia Cytre z melodyami polskiemi.. Z. 3.50
Waniorek. PijeKuba. Waryacye M skrzypce SO
,WrOiski. :Dyabef, ga1op z rycina solo, fort. 3G
W%ieniawski. Kujawiak znany > 80
Zalewskl. Nieszcze6liwn. mezurek solo 6pw. 80
zalewski. Marsz Poarl:oow; Choir mezki: 20
Zaleuski. Walczyku moi, sole Tub Choir zen. 60
Zalewsk; OF ten mazur, czysta bieda solo fcrt.s
Zalewski. Znalezione szcze6cie, walc ), -
ZaleHski. Weselo, K~ujawiak, > ~
Zalewski. Boze cos 4 aznr3 maja,ork1estTa Lou
ZaleWskf. Z dymem iJesZcze Polska x l.Og
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-09-06

"itemizing."' says that there is $3s.-
1888 increase in fish and game ex-
penditures. but neglects to add that
the State appropriation is not IN
-creased-the sum mentioned as In
crease coming from nonresident
sportsmen who pay for licenses. It's
outside money, wholly. 1t protects
one Of Names greatest assets.
He sticks in the porcupine bounty In
order to swell his figures. as though
that bounty was anything the Republi-
can party had especially to do with:
Candidate Davis, in brief, bases his
attack on. the administration OF state
affairs on charges Of expenditure un-
warranted by our business or financial
circumstances.
Let him put his assertions to the
test by naming one department. or one
State officer unnecessary to the prop
er conduct Of State business. Let him
designate one place where he could
put the knife of retrenchment were he
Governor Of Maine.
Consider the vicious half-truths to
which he has given utterance In order
to filch votes from the unthinking!
Do you want to vote for such
man?