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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-02

A wiec W pierwszym rzedzle
nalezy oddac swoj CLOS ma pol
skich kandydatow. Many kilku /
stotnie uczciwych ludzi ubiega-
iacych sic o urzad komisarzy po-
wiatowych, . So mimi
Oh. Schrojda, ktorego zyciorys
i opis dzialalnosci czytelnicy zna-
ia w dzialc interesantow, tu tyl-
ko nadmienimy, re mu sic w
pierwszym rzedzie nalezy popar-
Gle rodak6w, bo juz ma tym u
rzedzie wykazai swa uczciwosc /
dbaioSc O nasze sprawy.
Oh. Eljasz wspolrodak litwin,
kt6remu Polacy fem bardziej win
nj dopom6dz, re ME daf porwac
sic szowinizmowi. .litewskiemu !
ma kazdym kroku stwierdza, #,
litwin i polak to dwaj braER
zwiqzani historya i wspolna y Sla
Walk O wolnosc izycie narodoEe.
Oh. Rostenkowski, znany PEI
wszechnie kupiec, dsGacy gwaN
rancye, re ma stanowisku opieku-
ma biednych, zacne jego SERGE
mialo by szerokie pole do dziala-
mia, chot jest on ma balocie par
tyi demokratycznej, to jednak
winniSmy go poprzec i przepro-
waGzic.
To samo da sic powiedziec o
OBJ. F. Marcinkowskim, jako mad
to o swiatlym, rozumnym oby-
watelu, kt6ry wszedlszy W zycie
publiczne, bedzie godnie repre-
zentowaf Polak6w w radzie po-
wiatowe;.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-02

dydatur obcej dla mas narodo-
wo$ci, jak to zaznaczylismy w
tytule, winniSny poprze6 tych co
zawsze okazywali nam zyczli-
wo5c byli narodu naszego przy-
jaciolmi. g.
Ma pierwszym tn miejscu Po-
stawic musimy obecnego przy-
szlego naszego gubernatora
Charles S. Deneena. Dawno juz
historva stanu Illinois ME miala
tax Swietlnych kart, jak w o.
statniem czteroleciu rzadow tego
caIym znaczeniem dzielnego me
"a stanu. lego zaslugi ma polu
reform humanitarnych, jego wal
XII panoszacym sic trustem ko-
lejowym, 50 niezbitym dowodem
prawoSci jego charakteru "a
cnoSci serca. Ola mas zas Po1a-
kow stala jego przyjazh dla OBJ,
Jana F. Smulskiego a naszego
leadera politycznego Wilma bye
dostatecznem powodem, ze wszy-
scy Polacy bez wzgledu ma partye
poprq jego kandydature, tax jak
by on by1 nam najblizszy1n.
Dalej many obowiqzki wdzie-
cznoSci wzgledem OBJ. Williama
J. Umbach, republikanskiego kan
dydata ma komisarza powiatowe-
go toz samo odnoSnie dla OBJ.
Henryka Stuckart, ubiegajacego
sic urzad w Board of Review w
wydziale podatkow.
Oh. Andrew Russell kandydata
ma urzad skarbnika stanu poleca-
my serdecznie przez dzisiejszego
skarbnika pana Jana F. Smul-
skiego.
Wreszcie Starry wypr6bowany
przyjaciel Polakow OBJ. SABBATH,
kongresman, ubiegajqcy sic ten
re urzad ponownie.
Oddajmy i'm glosy W nadcho-
dzacych wyborach, a tenn danny
dowod naszej solidarnoSci naro-
dowej z jednej strony, jak do
wod, re staropolska cnota wier-
nej przyjazni w mas ME zaginela.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10

TIE nuiaH 6AFk aay 81 MaF a. 1-Sa
vnx noncHzale AZ over New EnEiAna
-hs aArhness beEzE Rbuui ten r'clock
~ rhz 1arenour and laxfea IL many
riacss th-ourhaui ths rasf e fhs dAy.
The candles had 10 be hghted a. ma
CAV IN ne houses, anc many pa9us
z,ssu7is. believing thzz ths wurl6 vas
rr-1nE re an end rushed n ne
churches. This vas -hs dEy q -hs
famous speech af rhs Cnunec1cu1 laEis-
lE-1r. A memaar hzr1ns ma6s 10
na1 rn s1jar-r thf legislature 3 M.
TlxrFrru-s Erase Ena sAi1- A.
S,aska-. q = ai-hs- ma DAY at nag
msr- ur h Is nu- = B. Is M thers
IL ur need 1f BEsnur-irgs L * Is.
xzsh % hs taunt d1rE ~ durE-
rnara -Aa- -hs candles be hrauEn1 and
tnxr I'VE r-ncaaE .s usnass '-Nsv
Tork American
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10
BOOtleggerS Sell
Booze to School Boy

Ar5murs lllz. D'ee 1h.--A m0st rs-
uarksils sl1iaua1l. sslus 1a--1 ne
u.naniuns wl-h rs5s-anrs rs bauaaE
Uue 3n ths c1lurry nl-sl1s c- Ara
ua-s wss made ms mu-l1g r zhs
sEars 81 ahs srrH-l11snaarl ct pu1llr
ins--nc1an Ths rrlnui1El uz q s1h1al
Il ans o ahs cgunr,z assr1u-s AHs re-
pared ta Ehs ozEica-s thzr ut-sn s1ms
d -hs srhsal hufs cumH 10 Als saaeol
-n1 ulnrt lnt1zi1atHz rc Hrsnt Il
-har sdhoG wu-k ana rarE als1 1ts
ishchH Hn5s sU1rE aa-1ss SEA. have
cuu-1lns5 lhs raf Igu1- said 30 his
rugdls l.F ths haalssse- Such ss1fs
u z1fl-z 5r arE lanEl1 d t-ns
vnuid mesh -hH rnl q. EEF 1uuuu.
1a Ths Es-aa 1hEr zluvs a1E
su11 rr11elu-s Is uEalE -rzlni1s Us
suns 71r Ets sEes rrisu1- Slnn4 RE
-sna-r las i.esr 1lazs -hH-s WI b.
l1 1ms lsss n ss thuz ths aav
IS s17u-ea5 ans sul l1rasaEzaaI
m -hs grand 1u- nuw "a ssssir
w1alz nm hs lEass
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10

Sasiy furny v-aH a nttls drama * .
-ecsnt swsl VeddlnE The hrite.
uaispa-S a woman who attended Vas
rosrulrea aftsr rhe approved dlrec-
tat-e fAsh101. Vhich Gals Tor corseti
dswn Il ne knees. . collar 10 20 tae
rveh-uxs. and 1Eht sleeves that pm
in he arms 10 ones SIDE. She ccnlc
nor manage her long skirt and she Eel.
"a s tired - rsAch TIE cAancel
Her iathas. Vha Was giving her away
was unrrerAres su- thp fAN and was
arErret aovr - ms whine Sam ani
laoe a1uxhtsr Tfiz looks Ana nol
tor ire hrada. hut fsr The cosruDs
Ths 5lrec.oirs woman s1mp2F rant 81
6aun. AID when she walks she lx y
darre- aE Ns-fo--nlng that clumsy ant
sometimes 1Elseruus teat known a.
'fnInrg AZ over yourself
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10

EhlazalutiE and N1rrrsLl have
r.nsss5 Nsw wa-k Is -sEpu--ng
na-rs n rcsE1 trstEt- .ArzA1ss
uas-ha- &c these r1ss uAn EVr-aach
,csw Tu-k. -hs 8 --Av-anrs rAssnrs
-r Nun--eEi IS 6ErzH79us e a. -nas
Eas especially tn Tie W-nts- FE-.ar
ss.nfsE has q Ing rrar aaHrusl n
stsHE uz Nsv Turks protested nzy
opening t1rer2v on -ns uraEn- 0caE1
.-arf- ru-as z7s 1uwa- e-au Nev
Tu-k Haazuss Nsw Eo-ks pu--
crn-vss ara ST. tirh. haSruss at rs Il
rasslrs nrh-H-EEz WnH--Ezz- pilo-Eze
and alHrHrr- ra1as. and iHcEuss uf rz-r
-azE sraEt- -E-s 5ls-lmi1E-an -uE-
zuua5 s1r Wh1ls EH1H-E1E1- ne
E-Hr- business ct EEr sZpr--nE IS
t,H.lr zsra7-a6 slsavshH-e--Nsv I'M
wa-la
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10
Real Estate
Transfers

WEDNESDAY Atcc- 4N ANAo
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10

C-rEus-zHn 1aAr 2 7-zT. us Ma
h-u-us -sru--s rhz- ia E1vE-uuH--
nt 1ns s-z-s uf E1--H-iE is Eouu1 20 I'D
1a-Lks -na Hxpsusr1 &c s-Es I'M
zr-nrrs T. ca1.uec-ar V--t IA huusas
C ssars. wish zAs E-Ts-uH1z las
s-araE e s scheme ~ FAic1 -srEv-
mans - ~ s.cEursz--s E-s s--zz1=1
ever sanr 0H-bls - Is euA-a1
tn- -ts W. have r1 EzT 70
zns z1Va-1-la-z 5u- ~ s-zzs 1z-zU-z~'cs
rs tns houses F.tE i HvuA 1r II Al
zuz- premium as ms Uuc1 uu-s --E-
suAs1z-zh pH= carz Uuu1 ~ Ha-us
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sc ~ s1su-znE m us1 Eurla---A1-
( za-5irE Go dsu&--us1-A4 az-1lzsss--
Azrs : my q -ns -E.s q oHzEeEr
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10
D. r. Carter
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rass 6 cos
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-10
WHERE'S THE NAN

vs. r-1rEs 10 -s.ck tz-key ha1es =
ssf turkey sszq : wesk Af1=r
ThznksEsrizg2 Dsz' { ECu LINK :
Eo55 5ssry srszk- r-srerly cooEe1
wezl5 loak gooS e Ys-s : ksez
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
PENSACOLA WELCOMES KING PRISCUS,
MONARCH OF REVEIRY AND 10Y


with its knoy problems and fierce competitions
civilization, Itself
celebration Mardi Gras
Latin
Europe
selfish
children IN the illusions of their
They in
science OF living and
beautiful gulf,
and
life all
for
In has subjects
with
nothing
abused his
bells
brilliant decorations the
territory and a
in
had his life and will be
to come
haste
surrounding country and there points OF interest
tradition nothing of
a
tre
Monday citizen his wife
unces
to the Aardi spirit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
vox PoPULI.
SENATOR PENRoSE WANTS
PRESS CENSORSHIP Law

Editor Pensacola Journal;
l see by the press dispatches that
Senator Penrose Of Pennsylvania has
introduced a bill to provide for an
absolute press censorship law. The
bill provides that section 1898 Of the
revised statutes be, and the same is
hereby amended by adding:
And when any issue OF any perl
odical has been declared non-mailable
by the post once department the peri
odical may be excluded from second
class mail privileges at the discretion
OF the postmaster general.
Mr. Editor, do you think such priv
leges should be granted to one indi-
vidual2 1t gives the administration in
power the right to suppress all pub
locations on the opposing side. j see
Senator TaIiaferro of florida is on
the committee that recommends such
an act, known as senate bill 1918
/ think it would be we'll to let our
senators and congressman know our
sentiments on the SUBJECT, SO I'd like
to have your comment on its through
the columns of The Journal. Being
a. subscriber of your paper, shall
look for 1t.
Respectfully,
u. d. CUNNINGHAM,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
Pulitzer's Paper
and the South.

The New York World, professedly
democratic and always claiming to
be a sincere and consistent friend of
the South, in commenting on the ma
iority report of the senate commit
tee on the Brownsville -shoot-up'' by
the negro soldiers, gratuitOusly and
grossly insults the five distinguished
Southern democratic senators on that
committee in this language:
Lodge, Warren and Warner rem
dered this verdict because they
stand for the administration in all
things, and the five Southern Demo-
Gratis because they are against the
negro as a matter of prejudice.
Those five Southern democrats are
public servants performing their duty
under oath. They were selected by
their people to represent them in the
senate because OF their superior moral
and intellectual worth, and yet the
World deliberately arraigns them be-
fore the whole American people as
moral perjurers, who, disregarding all
the evidence in the case, decided
against the negro soldiers for no bet.
ter reason than Southern prejudice -
This is to charge them with deliber
ate dishonesty, and if the charge were
true they should be retired from Of
fee as faithless public servants NOR
ally unfit for public trust.
But the charge is contemptibly and
maliciously false, and the base motive
behind il is that these FIVE senators
and the Southern people generally
have refused to follow the lead of the
New York World and viii support Mr..
Bryan for the presidential nominal
ton. The World helped to ditch the
party four years ago in the disastrous
Parker campaign and it wouldn't hes
itate TO do it again in its bitter dis
like for Mr.. Bryan. Because the
South repudiates its advice and its
leadership, it now resorts to such
ratty retaliation as the Islander Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

We heard much at the opening of
the year of the very infiammatory
conditions in Florida politics, the fear
fully acute character of the issues,
and other bugbears calculated to make
timid souls nervous and wonder how
it would all end. As matter OF fact,
the campaign is so tame up to date,
even when all the candidates are in
action, that there is hardly a ripple
on the surface, and our politics are
distressingly dull. Such issues as
there are are SO vague. heavy and un-
certain, that the people care nothing
for them, don't understand them, and
are pretty we'll alive to the fact that
the whole business is merely a per-
sonal scramble for office.
The Journals out-of-town friends are
invited to call at The Journal Office,
get acquainted with the paper and its
editors, and be shown through the
best-equipped newspaper Office in
Florida. We want to get acquainted
with you, and we want you to know
u.s. Make The Journal your head
quarters while here. and if you want
anything, call for it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
SPECIAL MASTERS ARE
APPOINTED TO HEAR
S. G. DISPENSARY CASE
ey AssocIated Press.

ASheViIIe, y. c. Feb. 2Y.-United
States Circuit Judge Pritchard today
announced his decision in the South
Carolina dispensary cases taking juris-
diction OF the entire matter and stat
ing that he would appoint two special
masters to hear testimony. The de-
cision is in the F1eischmann Company
and other creditors seeking the ap-
pointment of a receiver for the $780,
600 in the dispensary fund in South
Carolina
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

We are waiting with what patience
we can command for the awful and
spectacular emerging of the una
chine" in Florida politics, with Signor
John Collins, of Tallahassee, as mas
ter of ceremonies, a black velvet back
ground, and the lights turned low to
aid the effect. Now give us the real
article, John. No gyasticutis with rat
thing chains and dreadful roars to
send the thrills through the audience
and humbug them at the same time.
We demand to see this machine in
Florida politics, of which you speak
so positively; we want to confront
the monster and defy it, and dare it to
do it's worst We suspect that it is a
myth, possibly a humbug, but wheth-
er this be true or not, we want to
settle it once for all, and. for the ben
eft of the whole people, run down
this real or imaginary beast alleged
10 be preying upon hapless common
wealth. It is up to you, Brother Col
hns-in whom we recognize an hon.
est, but, possibly, misguided mainland
We call your hand right now Let us
settle this machine" business, once
for all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
RIOTING IN
SPANISH CITY
DEMONSTRATES AGAINST TAX
LEVIED ON CoMESTIBLES
FIRED ON BY GENDARMEs AND
SEVERAL WERE WOUNDED BUT
NONE FATALLY.
BY AssocIated Press.

Cartegena, Spain, Feb. 29-There
was rioting in, this city today in
which a number of people were
wounded. The trouble was an out
come of the strike of local shop keep
ers who are protesting against the
increase Of the Octroi duties or tax
on comestibles coming into the city.
GendarmeS were summoned to dis
perse a crowd that threatened to be-
come disorderly. They fired a vol
ley into the air and the found it neces-
sary to charge. This resulted in the
wounding of several of the demon
Strants.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

hence In a few hours. In this country
we speak of our statesmen and sol
diers and orators as our great men.
Tom Edison outranks them all If we
measure his deserts by the practical
value of his work. He has delved deep
into the secrets Of nature and mas
dragged literally TO hight results be-
yond all computation. One such man
through the centuries towers as a
mountain peak In the range.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

There is just one way TO make
Mardi Gras a success and thoroughly
enjoy it, and that is TO stop thinking
and talking business while the carni-
val is on, and give ourselves up TO II
as children do to play That IS the way
they do it in old Latin countries, and
when we seek 10 commercialize such
an occasion and apply Anglo-Saxon
methods to it, we spoil 1t effectuaaly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
JAPANESE FIGHT
YAoUIs VIGOROUSLY
sv Associated Press.

City OF Mexico, Feb. ga special
dispatch from GUya1nas tells OF a
fight in which twenty japanese en-
ployed on the hacienda Of Las N1iIpil-
tas, the property of Luis A Martinez,
successfully withstood the attack OF
superior band of Yaqui indians yes
terday morning, and after desper-
ate battle in which three Japanese
were killed the Indians were forced
to retire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

it's statesmen on the Brownsville
episode.
Mr.. Pulitzer, the editor and owner
Of the World, affects an ideal ex-
celle1ee, shining civic righteousness,
a supreme devotion to the people and
lofty philosophic impartiality in
the conduct OF his Journal which
would make 1t almost too good for
this earth; but, as a matter of fact,
these pretensions are humbug, pure
and simple, and the World is bound
hard and fast in the service of plu-
tocracy for the excellent reason that
its editor is one of the gang, owning
stocks and bonds galore, even while
masquerading before the country as
true disciple of Thomas jefferson
and the enemy of all predatory
wealth.
Mr.. Bryan recently put Pulitzer in the
pillory on that issue and exposed him
as a pretender. and that is one of
the reasons why he so cordially hates
the great commoner and now turns
venomously upon the South for SUD-
porting him.
The New York World doesn't be-
long in the democratic party. and
should be gently but firmly forced
out OF it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
Secretary w. c. Jones
and the Work He Has Done.

Secretary w. C. Jones. who, for i've
years, has been the active agent and
promoter of the Chamber of Com
merce. ceased his service with that
organization yesterday, and with the
new month a new secretary assumes
the duties of the important Office from
which Mr. Jones has just retired.
OF. the new secretary, we shall, at
another time, have something to say,
but of the retiring secretary and the
work which he has accomplished in
office, The Journal feels that a word
is now due
Five years ago the two business Or
CARNATIONS that Pensacola then had
were consolidated into one under the
name of the Chamber of Commerce.
and it was determined to engage and
pay a secretary who could devote all
OF mis- time to the work which everE-
where exists for a live man and a
live business organization in a COM
munity of live people
Mr.. Jones was the man whom the
Sud1GD0T III OOLA1A1C4SO SCSu4 O0 o-o ASo
working agent, and for five years he
has held the position of secretary Of
what is about the Invest business or
ganization on the gulf coast
Secretary Jones has not done every
thing there was to be done, and the
Chamber of Commerce has not accom-
pliShed everything there was to be
accomplished. Such things are re-
served for the omnipotent. But Sec
rotary Jones and the Chamber of
Commerce together have done great
work and a work that will continue TO
grow and bear fruit in the years 10
come.
Such work does not always bear i'm.
mediate fruit. 1t is much of the time
difficult to see where its results come
in. But little by little the steady,
persistent work of the business or.
ganization makes itself felt, the re-
suits begin to appear, the fruit begins
to ripen, and the benefits are readily
apparent
During his i've years service, Sec
rotary Jones has laid the foundation
for a work which will continue to
grow as time goes on, and it is with
regret that The Journal sees him e.
tire from the Office. He goes out
with the best wishes of the members
of the organization itself, and on be-
half of the city TO whose development
his work has been devoted, The Jour
nal takes this occasion to thank nim
for it, and to wish him success in the
more remunerative private work upon
which he is now to enter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

1t is sad news that Tom Edison, the
wizard of electricity. and perhaps the
greatest inventor of modern times, is
stricken with fatal illness as direct
result OF his devotion to his vast ex-
perimental work, and may be called
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

The true carnival spirit is in Pen
sacola, the crowds are arriving, and
bration OF Mardi Gras We have ever
had.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
COW On TRACK
WRECKS TRAIN
Log Train Derailed and Two
Laborers are Killed
Under Logs.
Rx Associated Press.

Moultrie, Va, Feb. Gas the re-
suit Of wreck Of log train on the
tram road above Norman Park last
night, two men are dead and two
were MORALLY injured, and 10 or IL
others hurt. The wreck was caused
by COW on the track. The car con-
tanning the laborers jumped the track
and the men were thrown to tie
ground Logs were piled upon them
before they could escape.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
Up Against a Kehoe Bunch.

Up Against a Kehoe BUNCH.
Hon. D. H. Mays, candidate for con-
gress from this district, was in Boni-
fay last Saturday in the interest Of
his candidacy. Mr.. Mays was the
last of the five gentlemen to an
nounce for this position but he is
none the less active in his campaign.
Mr. Mays is a pleasant gentleman
and a good campaigner. But myi he
run up against a bunch of stanch
Kehoians in Bonifay.-Holmes Coun-
tY Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

No academic solution VIII ever dis
pose of the negro problem. The negro
himself must solve it by growing in
telligence. obedience to law, virtue.
thrift and industry. And the solution
must come gradually and peacefully
as part of the general evolution of
the south. The Valdosta (Ga-) Times
tells Of negro farmer in that county
who, during the past season, raised
eight bales of Sea Island cotton, for
which he got from % to 81 cents per
pound. He also sold wood, potatoes,
sugar cane, ETC., enough to bring him
In $500 additional. That man is
solving the negro problem without tax
Ing it into court or congress, the mag
asines. or Massachusetts. Only give
us enough of his kind and the trouble
viii disappear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01

Palafox street looked like the real
thing, last night. 1t was ablaze with
light and color, but "a little more
rape. Captain Bragg as General
Taylor said, at the battle of Buena
Vista. FIJI up the gaps in the dec
orations on our leading thoroughfare.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
He Is No Joke.

Hon. JS1n S. Beard addressed Lne
people at Wefborn last Wednesday in
the interest of his candidacy for the
United States senate. His platform
and speeches are mighty taking with
many good people and his distin-
tinguished opponents would do well
to realize that he is not joke. Not
all the voters live in the big cities
or stop at the big hotels. The back
places are not so ignorant and unim-
portant as some of the lucky polite
ians sometimes seem to think-Arca-
dia News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-01
Growing Warmer Each Day.

Holmes county poIllcS are growing
warmer each day. Old politicians
declare that this campaign will be the
hottest article this side of hades Let
the candidates, as well as their sup
porters, keep cool and not let their
tongue get the better OF their juGg-
ment. and after the roar and smoke
of the campaign has cleared away
the battle -Ield viii not be strewn
with blasted ambitions and wrecked
haracters.-Holme County Adver-
tiser.