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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-29
ATTENTION FARMERS.

w 1N>.S1S AcOOs
Mr.. Tobacco Grower:-
December 31st is positively the
last day of grace. This is the
last opportunity you will have to
sign up your tobacco this year.
If we fall down, there is no one
to blame but yourself.
If we fall down, you will be at
the mercy of the American To-
bacco Company. If it is 60, you
will still be at the mercy of the
American Tobacco Company, as
your signature will not appear on
a contract; therefore you cannot
expect any protection from your
ncighbor within the organization.
Are you for or against this
move? Are you for greater
prosperity in all branches of bust
ness. or against it. Are you salts
fled with &c tobacco, or would you
prefer to sell your tobacco at its
actual worth according to grades?
Many farmers are deeply inter- :
ested in this move who have not
signed up their tobacco, preferr-
ing to wait and see. Suppose,
for instance, you have drouth,
which does come about once in a
while. and one of your neighbors
says, John, are you going to put
in a big crop next year, so as to
pay and make up for this drouth?'
and John says, mo, | believe /
will wait and see if we are going
to have another drouth; if we do
it won't be of any use to plant
any corn, etc. )" and by the time
he waits to see about the drouth,
it will be too late to plant his
crop. Just so with those waiting
to see if this is a 60.
January lst will be too late to
decide whether you will pledge
your crop of tobacco or not. If
it isn't 60, we dent need ven
after January lst, 1907. If it is
q 90, we don t need you; so there
yon are. Take it for what it is
worth, win or lose.
Are you Who are waiting to see,
really VIZ ing to see, or playing
for time in which to sell your
tobacco at our expense-we, who
have had the grit to sign up and
make price? Study your posi-
ton on this proposition.
Are you Burley Tobacco growers
going to have it said about you
that you haven t as much grit and
determination about you as the
poor farmers of the Pennyrile
District of Kentucky, who, with
~ per cent, won the greatest VIC
tory of modern times and won
with the tobacco growing world
pitted against them, including
the trusts, and independent
dealers. Shame on the man who
will net lend his name and in
huence to move IF this kind
which means so much to his COM
munity and to the State at large.
Have you no love for home and
little ones? Care you not about
your tenants and his little ones?
What are you living for? What
kind of Il man is he, who stands
aloof from this move waiting to
see? January 1st will tell.
Yours Fraternaily,
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-29
CORKERS AND TWISTERS.
BY Mrs. O'Houlihan.

The traffic over the l.. Il n.
Railroad bridge, connecting the
Eastern and Western portions Of
the city of Frankfort, is some
what surprising. In addition to
West Frankfort or Bellepolnt, as
originally known. with its 600
population. and the settlement
along the line of the railroad and
on Buttermer's Hill. the entire
population of five county pre-
cincts, EN- bracing nearly one
fourth the county territory, use
this bridge in coming TO and IN
going from the city. This has
been made the more necessary by
the act of the City Council III APP
propriating the county road
between the railroad bridge and
Devils Hollow to the uses of the
street railroad company.
The ringing of the electric bell.
before the frequent passage of
trains, detains from five to fifteen
vehicles, each time, in the
entrance ways until the train has
passed. If the train Is behind
time, this delay is longer and the
more Expensive. Added to the
danger in the passage of trains is
the fact that, within the city
limits is toll bridge-some-
thing unusual in cities of the size
and population of Frankfort. 1t
was this fact that caused the
county and city authorities to
give relief to, the southern portion
of the county and its envirens
by abolishing the toll bridge and
by erecting new one. The
eastern portion of the city and
county is entitled toequal eXemp-
tion and the city to it's benefits.
The construction Tof new
bridge between East and West
Frankfort, at or near the Junction
of Kentucky and Benson Avenues
and extending to Wilkinson street
near Nero, would relieve their
wants, and promote the conve-
nience and business of city and
county.
The l.. & n. Railroad would,
no doubt, contribute to the con-
struction of this bridge to relieve
the pressure of travel over the
railroad bridge and the hazard of
damage suits from accident. The
benefit would more than compen-
safe for the cost of construction
which need not exceed $50, 600.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-29
AN ALARMING SITUATION.

Frequently results from neglect Of
clogged bOwles and torpid liver, until
becomes chronic. This
condition is unknown to those who
use DR.. Kings New Life Pills; the
best and gentlest regulators of
Stomach and Bowles. Guaranteed by
all druggists. Price 25c.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-29

The Sunday-school at Coon
Hollow gave Christmas present
to:each little boy who would con-
tribute a penny to the missionary
box and at the same time recite
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-29

Somebody should have posted
the weather bureau about the
snow storm of last Friday night
and Saturday morning. The
authority of the almanac and the
goose-bone is again re-esta blished.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-12-29

Mrs. O'Houlihan will receive
callers who bring New Years re-
membranes from Z a. m. to 6
D. NJ. New Years dav.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
Bia nibt be;ahlcn.

Sertreter Der YbOeuir 2ebsnspsrii6s.
rnnSsseieaiduft BON SBien bubsn er.
tIdrt, ouB bic @eisllihuft feline slu.
ipriide beIablen wirO, Die pon golicen.
Snbubsru uuf 9ruuO BON GOoesfdllen
erbOben, pel6s Our9 Oas srose Seuer
pom Is. slpril Oeruriudt wurbeu. 8ei
ibrer SSsiserunS beruft iid Die @eIells
iduft auf cine Sluuiel in ben golicen,
pelde uusOriifIi6 beiast, bas Die
@eielidaft feline @elOsr fir EoOesidae,
pelde Our9 Grobeben ueruriadt NOR.
ben iinO, beSublsn wirb. Da nun oas
5susr in San 5ranciscO cine birsfte
6olse bss @rObebeus mar, 10 slaubt
iie. OaB Die GrObsbeutluuisl bort sur
Nnmenoung fommt. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
Sn bic Eiefe,

Gtwa Smei Wteilen Oftli9 BON Gam.
ben unb mebr als Span;is Wsilen pom
Spotaue, Ba., entfernt sntsleiite etu In
wsitli&er Ridtuus fubrenosr Sdusu'
Sus Der @reat gtOrtbern Giieubabu aui
elmer iiber einen Tbeil Ses Diamond
Sees fiibreuoen Bride, unb au6er Der
Sofomotiue itiir;teu Der GrpreB' uuo
Der Raudwassn ins 8aiisr; bic au'
oereu BassOns blieben aui benz Sc
leiie, neil bic aoppsluus rsdt,eitis
brad uuo oieie BassOns l0its. Gu'
Der oem 2otomOtiufiibrer uuo SsiSsr
iiuo usun Raiiasisre, Die ii4 CUR 3sit
oss llnfals I'M Raudwasson befauosu,
srtrunien. Son ben iibriseu Paliasis'
rem oss 3uses puroe Elm Wtanu, Oeheu
giams bis isst nidt fsitseiteat lit,
i6wer perlest Die i'm Walier per
iuuteus 2ofomotipe uno Die beibeu
Was9onS miro man fauni ipieber bebeu
tOnneu. ba Der iOnit nur fleine uuo
unI6einbare Diamond See an oer
Stelle, no Der llniall itattfano, etwu
100 SuB tief lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
DeutiAe ais Selapeu.

Sesen Ssamte Der Sadion sumbsr
Co., in Reniacola, 5la., iino Serbaits.
befeble ermirit woroen, neil lie bsidul.
ot9t weroeu. etpa eiubunoert unldn9it
einsewauoerts Oeutids nie Stlapen su
bebauoeln. Wtebrere Oeutide. ..oenen
ss selunsen mar, ibren sraulameu
arbeitsebern Su entfliebeu, trafen in
Reniacola, 5la., bsim Oeutiden Sics.
toniul elm uHo tbeilten ibm nit, baB
iie nit mebr alS buuoert 9auosleuten
I'M Sebruar ueraulaBt nor6en leien,
untsr Der Seoiusuus, oaB iie sinsn
2aselobu uon So bis S. erbalten, in
ben Disnit Dec Sadion 9umbsr So. ju
treten. sic erbieltsu aber nur 81 per
Gag, betamen oft nidts Su eiisn unO
buriten bic pom Der 9elelidaft fur
ibre arbeiter siuseridtsts giisoerlaIluns
niemals uerlahsu. Die aufiebsr priissl,
ten Die arbsiter, Denn oieie ui6t i'm,
itanoe waren, Die ibnen iiberpieiens
slrbsit in Der uorsel6risbsnen 3eit
ausjuiiibren. Die Sadlon 2umber
60. wurOe Dor etpa brei Sabrsn uon
bsfannteu Gupituliiten Wii9isan's unb
8iscOniiu's seSriinOst.
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Gpo@e fur Gbina.

Dag bic WtorsenrOtbe siues neusn
cages aud ben 3opftrdsern I'M fernsn
9biua mint, sebt aus Dem befanut
sesebenen Seri9t elmer uon Der Re.
9ieruns jlpeds Reuilion Der aineli.
iden @eiese ernannteu @Ommiiiion
beruor. Der Seridt liest benz 3ai'
fer uuo Der &aiierin 8ittme 5ur
Sesutadtuus Dor unO entbdlt Rs.
formuoridldse 3ur Serbeneruns Der
BET Pro5e6uerbanbluHse iibliden
Wetbooeu. Die in @bina bis isst nod
ntht einseiiibrt mareu. Der wittisite
Der uou ben @ommiidreu semadtsn
SorIhlase 1T pobl Der, baB benz
2lnsetlastsu oas Reht ;uitebeu iol.
Dor @eihworenen proIeiiirt uno bel
ben Rro,eBuerbaubluuSeu pon eiuem
Reatsanualt uertbeioist ju werbsn.
Sn Der 8eihihte oeS tiueiii1en
Reihs 1T Die Nusiibuus Der Rehts.
praris itets ais cine siueS anltdubi.
gen Wtenideu unwiiroi9e Bsi1dfti.
suns auseiebeu worOen, uno srit
felt turiem wurOe es 0tedtsbsfliTs.
men seituttst, in offeuen @eri6tsusrs
banoluussn ju plaioiren, aber uur
in bsoeuteuosH Saieuitdoten, mo- uisle
Guslduoer wObneu. Die Gommil'
idre empfebleH auf's na1oriidlidlts.
oaB Dor alien CUR Sermeiouug in.
ternatioualer Sawieristsiten per.
altste 0tetboOen bel Der Sh6runs
uOn Proisiieu elm fir allsmal abse.
idafft uuo Oas 9sridtspsisn nod
eurOpdiidem Muitsr sinssridtet wers
ben fol-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-02
Sin ipeifer Natb.

@raf 9sgOen, 6iirft SpOw unb s.
StafOwitid, Die Orei Wiitstieber oes
aufselOiten Rarluments, bic iid In
SSibor9 wsiserten, Die BON etpa suei.
bunSsrt tbrer @ollesen psriasts Profla.
nation, 5n unterSei6nen, baben eins
stssus an Sas SoIt BON &uBlanb &c.
riatsts aSrsiie bstannt ssssbsn, in
Der tie Sarauf aufmertiam MAIDEN,
SaB Der Gar iid innerbalb Der @ren.
3en ieiner ibm conitititutioneI semabr.
lsiiteten 8e9te bsfanS, ais er aui
Sruno Der 5unoamentalssiese bic
Reiasbuma, oeren Wiitslieber nit
ibren aniidteu Elm sriprisBti6es Gu.
iammsnarbeiten nit Der 9lesieruus
unmOslia madteu, aufsslOlt babe,
uno oaB es baber bic Pflidt ieo.s
patriotiiaen &uiisn isi, iit Der TAI.
lsrli9sn Beitimmuns 3u fiisen unb
nidt stma inmittsn Der sesenwartisen
Sefabren, Die oas 2ano bebroben. bic
Otaat uuo bas anisbsn bes Serr.
iders Su eridiittern. Des peiteren
MAIDEN bie 9errsn ibrs 9anbsleute
Sarauf aufmsrtium, OaB iis uur Surd
Rubs 8eionnenbsit uno @sboriam
BEN Sefebl bes 9erriders seseniiber
in Der auseubliflidsH i6mieriasn
Sase ben 8elpeis Iisisrn f0unen, bas
iis fiir cine Selbftresisruns rsif iiuo.
Oas anweuOen BON @emaltmasre.
seln, I'M unuerniinftise uno abIolut
uumOslide Sorberuussn our6;uIesen,
lei minoeitens usrbredsriider 2Babu'
finn. Die Resieruns". 70 betst ss
an S9luB bieier aOreiie pSrtli6,
nmuB uno pirb bic Sntesritdt bss
Staats uub Die Si6erbeit Der Siirser
Inn ieoeH Preis ;u mabreu piIieu,
uuo seDaltiamer SBibsritano sesen
ibre Serfiisungen muB cine Wtaiie
uuslOier Spfer sur 5Olse babsn uno
bas rSsilise RuBlanb- an ben Rauo
wirtbidaftli9en uno potitilden Ruins
briu1en.H
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Grtldruns Der Ameriean SeSeras
tion Of Qabpr.

Bon Der @rscutiubebOroe Der slmeri'
can federation Of Sabor muroe Elm an
Die orsanilirteu 9lrbeiter uuo oeren
6reuuoe in ben Sereinisten Staaten
ssridtetes Gampasue PrOsramm be-
tanut sema6t. Sn bieiem PrOsramm
wiro Ouruuf binsepieieu, baB bic ma6s
tise SswesuuS Der @ewertidafts'Sers
einiSunssu beitrebt lift. nit BEN idnellen
0edisl uuf benz 9ebiet Der Snouitrie
sleiHen S4ritt 3u balteu, uub baB bic
arbeiter uur oauu bic tbueu jutommens
De Steluns bsbauptsn fOuusH, wsHn iie
lih orsauilirsu. Des neiteren nirb
auf bic Gbatiads aufmertiam sema4t,
oaB oas, mas bic Grbeiter bon Der Res
sieruuS uno Der menidliden 9eisuidaft
uerlansen, uidts mebr 1T ais mas
aud ben 8ertreteru auberer 8erufs'
tlaiien suseitanoen wiro. Die bon
Der Gmsrican federation Of 9abor
seplante @ampasue," 10 bsiBt ss in
benz Rrosrumm pOrtlid, bat ibrsn
@ruub oariu, oab iOl4en @eisssn,
bic BON orsaniiirteu arbeiteru ausse.
arbeitst uuo oem 9ousreb untsrbrsitst
puroen, penis ooer gar feline sluf'
msrtiamieit ssidsutt iporbsu lift, obs
uOhl Der 3ped Oisier @sisss nur Der
mar, oem ssp0bnlidsn Bolt uur Oie'
ieuiSen 8edts uno Priuilesien 3u Der.
idafien, ju oeuen es beredtist iit."
Su Der 3uidrift wiro ausoriidlid
Oauor sewurut, OuB Die Gampasne
ni4t etwa 3u sinem 9aiteu uno Sas
gen mad ssmtern berabsewiirOist
werOe, iOuOsru OaB Oas 8eitrsben als
fer, Die iid Oaran betbsilisen, nur
oarauf seridtst Jet, gang abseiehen
BON ieOer gartei nur iotde Manuer
su unteritiiseu, pelds ii6 uerpfIidten,
bel Der Gnnabme BON @eieeeu Dor
aIsm Die Sntsrefen Der arbeitsr su
mabren.
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@irS aufmerffam perfplat. .

Der beutide 8eidstan;lsr 5iirit bon
Siilop bat Dem 8srfaiisr zines unldnsii
eridienenen 8uhss iiber ben .oeutl6'
amerifaniiden 9anOslsusrtras unb bic
3utunft Der 3udcrinouitrie" feline
ansrteuuuus riidbaltslos ausseipro.
den. Daraus mill man folsern, bas
Der 5rase Der 9tsureseluus Der bans
oelspOlitiiden 8esisbunssu spildeu
Deutidlauo uno ben Sereinisten
Staaten at muBsebenber Stsas bic
srO6te aufmertiumteit seidsnit pirS.
Sessuwartis fiibreH oeutide S4ub.
bauoler uuo Sabritautsn einen Selo,
Sus segeu ueberidwsmmuns oes
Osutideu Wfarftss nit ameritaniIden
Sdubeu, neil iid bic amsritanilde
@oncurrsnS auf oisism ipeSisllen Sc
biet Der Snouitris INNER uuanseusbmsr
fiiblbar maht.
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&eine pplitifd,e Hecen.

gtad elmer pom Oem RriuatIeirstdr
Oss PrdiiOsuteu Rooieuelt befannt sese'
bsnen @rfldruus piro Oieier in Der be.
uoritsbenoen @ampasne i'm Staat Renn'
ipluauisu Feline politiidsu Stsosu ball
ten. @r bat ullerOiuss bas Seripredsn
sesebsu, am 4. Sttober bel Der @iunsib.
uns oss uStuutscapitOls in 9urris.
burg cine Rsoe 3u balteu unO an Oem'
islben Gage aud bel Der 9Ort County
5uir in 9Ort, Ra., einiss Ssmsrtunseu
Su MAIDEN ; bod iOlpObl in harrisburg,
wis aud in gOrt wirO er iid bitten, aud
nur I'M ssrinsiten Die pOIitiide Gage i'm
Stauts Psnnipluuuieu Bu erpdbueu.
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Giienbabn 3eittabelle.
oslalpar., sadapanHa unS g.fi.rH Balm.
Su araft Ten "a. Suni 1906.

Su Rraft ttn "a. Suai 1906.
GHDlid -Bnldbt Scranton fur Rsp gcri
um 2.05, 3.20, Cos. 500. 1920, Born. ;
1910, 3.25 uub $40 Ra@mittass. 8iir
Rtn gprt uno philadelphia, um $40 gOrm.;
12.40 uub 3.3o Nahmitiags. 8tir
9obpbauni, 6.tU Rd@mittass.
R0rOlit sir Buffalo um LIS. 6.25 II. 900
Ror.; t.55. $40 uue tt.tu Ra6mittass. i}iir
Binabamton, Glmira uue 3pii9tnfahoutu, Tim
1910 Rpr une 05 Rdtm. Our Sspter.
@yraeuI, uuo Utica. um IFS unb 6.25 Wsr.
i.55 Radmittdss Ssrtso. Spraeuft unt
Utica 3us I'M 6.25 Wor. lGuft t6sli&, auses.
npmmtu Souutass. aiir Wpntrpit nm 900
Mor.; los uue GAO Radm. Ri6ulpn &c.
epmpeaticu. um 4.U0 Ra6miitass. 9ine.
hampton Accpmpbatipn, nm 6.i5 Nahmiiiags
Nloomsburg 9ibiFou-gGlG6t Snanfcr
fir Novtbumbtranb um 6,35, 10 20 Wpr.
1.55 unS $40 Ra&m. 8tr pIymputb I'm Dos
Na&mitiass.
SonutaaS'3ase.
ehplid-5hr Rtp gcrf I'M 205. 800
6.O5 uuo 1920 @Srssus; 3.35 uub 3.4C
glahm.
Worolia - 8ar Buffalo um lis, uni
6.25 WlpT. t.55, 6.40 unb tt.t0 Ra6m
8hr 9iusbamipu uub 3ril&tnifaiipnsn, 9.O(
unb 1910 8prmittass.
Bloomsburs Sibifion-g -g,uIdst Scranton
nm 1920 Wcf. uub $40 Ra6mittass.
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SBas man in Berlin BON ben ruffis
f6ben 0Dirren cenft.

Der tritiide StauO Der Dinse In
RuBlano mirb In Berlin auf bas 9eb,
bafteite erOrtert. slllsemeiu berrI6t Der
@tnoruf Dor, oas lansanbaltenbe, blu.
tise 8irren uno eublt9 bas Gbaos i'm
3arenrei6 unuermeiobar iino. Selbit
8uiien, uelde Der Tesieruns nabs its,
ben, erwarten, Die aus bsitunterridtster
priuater Quels in @rfubruus ssbra6t
worben lit, furdtbare Meselsieu in
Der ua6iter 3utunft. Sm SnnsritsH
Oss 9sr3sns srbOffen iie cine 9tisbsr.
lage Der Reattiou. Das. .idlieBli6s
Reiultat gilt oieieu Strsilsu als ratb.
ielbaft. sluf ale 5dae i6sibst TuB.
lamb uorldufis aus ben 9srsdnunsen
Der eurOpdiideu Politit aus. Slider
lit, baB Serliner amtstreiie Die Situa.
tion in RuBlano ais auBerit srnit an.
isaeu uuo Die Stelluns Der Rssisruns
fiir Die oentbar prefarite sradteu.
Die Greisuiiie ma9tsn uatiirli9 ios
fort sinen Riididlas auf Die Ssrliner
SOrie seltsuO. Rulienwsrtbe purOsn
in Wtense auf ben Wtartt seporfsn,
unS Der aurs sius bsoeutsuO Der.
untsr. Gs usrlautst iOsar, oaB Die
Ssebanbluus, oas Sautiuititut bes
preuBii9eu Staats, beitlohen babe,
ruiiiide Sscuritdteu fur Die Sombar.
oiruns abiuwsileu.
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eadapauna e. @bomius gaIlsb.
(9aurel pinie.)
Srat In Strait am 1. 9unt 1895.

1TnI N SIaII am L. JuHt lJt0.
3fat prIaNsu SuautOn um 90, 200, 3 90
400, 500 une 600 Wpratus. lin 40 wfer,
atus an @phtutaetn uub ale uatfplgtnet
ipan,is Niuuttn, unb nm 100 Mprstns an
Spuniassu uub az, na&fplstuet tpansis Mi'
uuitu bic unb influfpt ~ 20 Na6ts, in Htl'
Its.Saut Al Wtnuttu ipGtu anfcmmsus.
3iss ale 10 Rinuieu an @o1tniassn BON
$50 Bic 6.40 Nahmittass.
Grpre,hst balttn nur In pittstcn an, Str'
IaTeu Sndntou ale Stuuet i6elih, aueas-
ncmmtu Spuntas, ppn 7.t6 Rprasns bic um
7.16 Rd&mittass uue trtTsn in @iIfss.Sarrs
80 Wiuuttn Ipdttr ttu.
Orftnr Dituli ,pii&su Snantou, 9ap aus
parf une rttusburs.
Sittt BubrpIan ftr aspddbf0retruet 3hss.
8.8, Dpln IT,, 8sTisbrslstttr, Suauiuu,
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@ldn;enber 95erlauf.

Stad iibersinitimmeuoem urtbetl bat
ii9 oas Is. beutide BunoesihieBen in
Mhnden ju Dem alergrOBten @rfols
seitaltst. uuo es itellt idmmtli4e 8Or'
sdussr melt in ben Sdatteu. usbsr
fiiuftauieno attiue 2beiluebmer 3eistsn
bic offi3ieleu SiiteH. aaieittse Be
frisoiguus bat Is errest, Oab Der &C.
iammts Sof bel ben feitIidsn 8srs
unitultunsen auf Der Gbersiieutpeioe
itets psrtreteu mar. Der sreiie
Prinjresent &uitpolo, ieiu Glteiter
Sobn Bring SuOwis uuO Bring vi.
ions, Der ;weite Sobu bss Rrin;en
9uouis 5eroinauo, betbeilisten ii4
fortwdbreuo auf Oas Gifrisite au oem
@sttbeperb uub uidt Ohue Grfols.
Bring 2uopis eridoB eiuen Stanobe6er
uuo Bring sllfons srrans ais Preis
cine 9srreuubr. gm Srsitas josen bic
Sdiiseu uad oem 8ismard Tburm
an Starnberser see binaus. sluf
Der ROttmaunsbObe. mo bas seualtise
8ubrieidsu Der @rinnsruns an ben usr'
swistsu @riiuosr Oss Deutiden Reids
smporrast, usreiuisteu ii4 1auisuOs
uuo abertauisuO. su elmer bsssiitsrten
Sulcisuus, bic eiuen wiroiseu ab'
idluB Der berrli& uerlaufsusH 5sittass
bilbete.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
How to RoiI Wnter.

To boil water would seem to be a
very simple thing, and yet the late
Charles Delmonieo used to say that
very few people knew how to do it.
''The secret IS" he said, sin putting
good fresh water into clean kettle al
ready quite warm and setting the wa
ter to boiling quickly and then taking
it right of for use in tea, coffee or
other drinks before it is spoiled. To let
1t steam and simmer and evaporate I'M
til the good water Is in the atmosphere
and the lime and iron and dregs only
left in the kettle is what makes a great
many people sick, and It is worse than
no water at all" For water boiled like
this and favored with a few drops Of
lemon juice Mr.. DelmOnico used TO
charge as much as for his best liquors.
and he often recommended it to his
customers and friends who complained
of loss Of appetite. It is worth trying.
Good Living.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
They Rnre1. Eel Trees.

Most of the Spaniards dislike to fell
trees or cut live timber Of any sort,
and this fact perhaps accounts for the
giant trees Of California. The Span
iards two centuries ago pushed their
way through Mexico to California, and,
save the clearing of paths through the
dense forests, not twig did their axes
chop down. Nor do the Spaniards
transplanted to the new world ever
destroy timber They continue to build
their houses Of stone and mortar, at
great expense Of money and physical
exertion, when timber in abundance
surrounds them, out of which they
could construct log houses, as did other
pioneers, at a minimum Of cost and
labor. The Spaniard does not even fell
trees for firewood, but picks up dead
limbs as they fall to the ground or
pulls them from the trees with his
lariat.-London Express.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16
The Hictnrin Cronn.

The intrinsic value of the Victoria
cross, the most highly priced decora-
ton in army and navy, is about ~
pence. 1t was instituted by royal
warrant on Jan. 20, 1856, as a reward
of gallantry of all ranks, and the first
presentation (of sixty-two crosses) was
made by the late Queen Victoria in per-
son on Friday, June %, 1857. 1t is in
the shape Of a Maltese cross and is
made to this day out of metal from old
Russian cannon captured at Sevasto-
pOl.-St. James Gazette.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-16

The Washington Post in comment
ing on the selection of Congressman
GTiggs as chairman Of the democratic
campaign committee says it was a
Hearst victory. 1t claims that Mr.
Griggs is known everywhere as the
friend and supporter of Mr.. Hearst.
1t further says that the south is on
the Hearst band wagon"
But more significant still is the
statement by the Post that "Mr.
Hearst is as much a dOer of things,
as Mr.. Bryan is a sayer of things;
and that is immense" Here is a
great newspaper of the country pay
ing compliments gratuitously to Mr..
Hearst and pointing out his available
tiles as the leader of the democratic
hosts into the next presidential elec-
ton. This is something new. Here
tofOre papers like the Post have not
been disposed to compliment Mr..
Hearst, but neither to criticise him
Evidently the tide has turned in his
favor. 1t is apparent that he has not
lost; but has gained in strength, and
prestige from his unsuccessful contest
for the mayoralty Of New York City.
The action of the courts in denying
him legal remedy against the frauds
which deprived him Of the Office, and
his dignified acceptance of the result
has added to his popularity. So even
in seeming defeat Mr.. Hearst comes
out stronger than before the race be-
gan, and very greatly more popular
than at any time in his public career
Not only has his popularity grown
in New York City and state, but ev-
erywhere throughout the country his
strength and prestige has increased
to such an extent that he is now more
fully in the public mind, than ever
before, and is receiving from the
masses a recognition as a leader and
a factor in politics not heretofore ac-
corded him. This together with the
change in the trend Of popular thought
on some of the great issues of the
day, make it evident that Mr.. Hearst
in the future will have to be reckoned
with and his influence will be more
potential.
What his political aspirations may
be we do not know. but we cannot
for moment doubt that he will make
good use Of the popularity and strength
which time and events have brought
to him.