The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-10
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, plete. separation of jail prisoners il
well lighted cells.
All European jails and prisons art
furnished with exercise yards, anC
prisoners are permitted and required
to take exercise once or twice a day
from thirty minutes to an hour. In &
great number of American jails, there
is no provision for out-ef-door exercise
In number Of European countries
prisoners awaiting trial may work and
receive compensation for their, labor.
"The early bird catches the worm. =
quoted the WisesGuy. yes, assented
the Simple Mug, @afid Ia these days
often has it served piping hot for the
breakfast of the late riser. Philadel-
phia Record.
jambalaya.
We're getting paving on Main street
Despite procrastination.
1t may be completed ere we get
Red river navigation.
~. BENJAMIN Mabry.
"A newly married couple was taking
in the jamestown exposition.
There's our biggest man-of-war,
DEAR" said the husband, pointing to
one OF the vessel in the harbor.
just then little tug was seen puff
fng around the big ship.
''And is the little one tug-of-war.
TOMB" asked the Wife.-Success Mag
azine.
A man with an idle half hour upon
his hands day or so ago was amusing
himself with small Fort Worth ur-
chin whose years perhaps numbered
half a dozen.
Tell me your name and I'll give
you this" he said holding out penny.
> willie" said the boy, as he snatch
ed the COIN. 'fNow give me another
and I'll tell you my other name
Fort Worth Telegram.
There is a well known metropolitan
editor who dislikes nothing more than
superf1uous questions from his subordi-
mates as to the conduct of their re-
spective departments.
On one occasion, 1t Is said, the tele-
graph editor approached with this
query:
Here's a story of a big landslide
In the west. Under what head shall
i put II!
"You might throw It in with the real
estate transfers" causticaily suggested
the "old man."-Harper's Weekly.
This curious incident of travel In
Africa is told by Henry Savage Ian
dor:
81 wished to buy bag of grain, but
the woman who owned 1t would on no
account accept silver money for it..
nor any article which she saw in my
camp. Ny Somali servant had q bright
idea-the only one he had during the
journey across Africa. He went to
one OF the boxes OF provisions and
tore OF highly eolored label from a
corn beef tin Having licked 1t CO.
piously he stuck 1t to the middle of
his forehead Inquisftfye, like q wo-
man, the Carayu asked him what he
did 1t for. The Samoii said he had
been seized with q violent he
and the coloreo paper was a certain
cure. The Carayu at once offered the
grain If the Samoli would part with
the magic paper. Her wish was salts
fed without delay and the woman de-
parted happy.-Kansas City Star.
The little family group was gath
cred round the font, and the cIergy-
man, about to ofaciate. felt called upon
for remarks.
No one" be began, t.can forete1l
the future Of tAis Hide chap. who
knows but that be may grow pp to
be q great general like Grant himself.
Or, It may be, . world-samous scien-
iist like the immortal Newton. He
may become q soulsaving divine or q
wisdom breathing Judge,
Then, turning to the fond mother.