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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-16

NONE YsToLEN FROM NEGRO
MIGHwAYMEN RECOVERED.
By Quick work selma Police Arrested
the Two Nekroes and Secured
All OF the Money Except
About $50.

Selma, June 15.--(speeial) 1.-The
preliminary trial OF the two negroes,
Joe Lockhart alias os Wesley and
Tommy Craig. who Monday morning
robbed Mr.. Marcus Meyer of several
hundred dollars will be heard during
the session of police court tomorrow
morning. The result of the trial will
be that the two negroes will be bound
over to await the action of the next
grand jury and indictments will very
ltkel ybe found against both of them
by that body and they will serve
long term in the coal mines.
Practically all Of the money which
was stolen from Mr.. Meyer by the two
negroes has been recovered by the
police department. Last night the po-
lice department searched the house at
6ls Lawrence street and which was
occupied by Lilly Craig. mother of
Tommy Craig. Hid away In a large
can in the house the police found
327e.a0.
This morning another search Of the
house was mado and $40 in gold was
found tied up in the sleeve OF shirt
waist which was hanging against q
wall In the room occupied by the wo-
man. The woman was last night arr
rested on o warrant charging her with
having received stoien property. With
the money which the police have re-
covered there remains missing only
ss4.s0.
The robbers were not only captured
few hours after they had held up
Mr.. Meyer but the greater part of the
money which they took from him has
also been recovered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-16


Much criticism, which IL likely to
result In a change OF plans, has result
ed from the street paving plans Of the
consulting engineer for Palafox and
Wright Streets. and numerous citizens,
among them being several Aldermen,
gave vent today to their displeasure
when they learned that the plans for
paving contemplated grass plots or
small parkways on each side of Paia-
fox Street. in addition to the large one
in the center.
The large majority favor park
way in the center Of this thoroughfare,
which Is exceptionally wide, but they
look with much disfavor on attempting
to have grass plots on the side. which
will be in front of business houses
on Wright Street, which .intersects
the plan changes and places the paving
In the center OF the street with park
ways q portion of the way and pavins
the remainder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-16
PENSACOLA'S JOB
DREDGE CONSTRUCTION TO BE AT
FLORIDA SEAPORT.
Fight Between Charleston and Pepsa-
cola for Work--OverhsuliBg
Work ON the Federal
Building.

Pensacola. Fla. June 15--(Speciail
--Uneasiness over the non-arrival of
the dredge Sumter from Charleston, q.
c., and fear that the Navy Department.
which has contracted with the army to
rebuild the vessel, has listened to SEN
ator Tillman and ordered the dredge to
remain at the Charleston yard, was dis
PEELED today at the Pensacola navy yard
when information was received that
the dredge was on the voyage here
and Is likely to arrive at almost any
date.
Three weeks ago the Navy Depart
melt ordered estimates made on the
work here, stating that 1t was DESTROYS
to have the work done at the local
yard for the reason that several OF the
army dredges had been satisfactorily
repaired. and a little later instructions
were given to prepare for the work
Then 1t became known that the
South Carolina Senator desired to d.
vert the work to the Charleston yard,
and when the vessel failed to arrive,
there was much uneasiness for the
work means an outlay of $4,000 or
more in labor alone.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
frau Souiia pommer, fribcre
6ermauueriu, %ssitorbeu.

Srau 9Uuiid BOmmer. 8ittne oeS
Seritorbenen 6erotnano 8ommer, III
am IL. b. Dr., in &nnias Gitp nun
audb in has arUBe Serieits lberae
eanaen. sic fam alS iunees 9tdo
den, nit ibren @ltern, ben @beleus
fen @illiam Riefenftubl, 1889 in bic
beige @ieoerlnfiung, uno bat nit
ben eriten Gniieolern all. bic @efab-
rem uuo Snlbebruneen Der onmaii'
gen 5eit ourbeemaht, uno blieb bier
BIS In 1859 mo lie NIT ibren @atten
nah California lberfieoelte. sic
mar cine Sante u~nierer Nitblraerin
frau Gmi!ie 9efel, uno bel ibren
Beluh babler ODE mebreren Sahren
itaunte iie iiber bic gntwi9elung oes
Ortes pelh:r ibr critics Seim i'm
fernen &eiten eeweien. Sei ibren
Spnsiersdnsen orangten fih aus
ibrer Sueenbseit alerlei GrinnerGnes
en- auf, 10 gum 8eiipiel traf iie etnss
Cages oils iie gu Sbule gina, auf
ZEN Hlase mo iebt Serr 9onts aplb
pobnt, eiuen braunen Bar, melter
ibr ieIbfueritdnolih einen erDBen
Shreden eininete. Meifter Bruin
ihien aber ebeuio eridroden gu lein
ruie oas Mdoheu, benn er idlue iiA
ihneu ieittuarts ms @ebui6, Sir
oas Sunoament Der eriten Go. &irhe
bat SRI. Riefenitabl uermittelit einea
SOhss Ohien auf einen Salitten ct.
eenbdnoie iammtlihe n6tbieen Wau'
eriteine eefabren uum Hlaae mo- Jest
Serr @mil 8urtbarb mobnt. Nuh
niel anbereS Snterefante uno Selbft.
eriebtes nuBte bic alte ebrnurotee
Dame aus ben eriten Gnfaneen Der
aolDnie su ersablen, bod uiroe bic
beutiee @%eneratiOu benz @rSablten
taum eth ri6tiges SeritanoniB emit
eeeenbrineea. Die Reiben.oer ~eriten,
frlbeH Nniiebler baben iia oerart ee'
litbtet bas bic Bsnisen nod 2eben'
ben mie SrenSiteine iieben an einem
@elanbe in rpeldem lie Babnbreh dent
seulrtt uno tbre Sitten uno @e'
brdude Der 9tahfOmmeni9aft etns
perleibt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
Inter gis uno Sdnee.

Iud in Der 8intersseit putiirt bic
@atur. Die 9ebensuUradnse ppa.
sieben lih nur laneiamer, neil fur
ben ShouB Der Groe, mie fur oas
Snnere beS menibtihen &brfers bic
BeriDbe tduternber Rube eetommen
1T; bic 8eriobe, in pelber fir oaa
tanitise @eoeibsn babur9 uUrnebm'
lidb JlriOrae ~aetroffen wirb. baB Die
in ben uoraufeeannaenen 8ertuben
bes 8etmens, 8llbens uuo 5rihtes
traeens eeihaffenen Gbfauitoffe aus
geibie6en tuerben. Ter @rbtuoen
rno Der menihlibe a6rper mhiien
dujdbrlih i'm 8inter fir neuen 6rIb
ling. CONNER unO Serbt lettings.
fdbta gemaht werben. Bie ieber
2anemnnn ueis, oab unter @is uno
Sdnee benz @r6bpben cine Bauie Der
8orbereitune auf neue Gruten 81
Sbeil ntrb. 10 lollte ieber Wenib bic
SeuntutB beiiBen, oaB Su Der eleibeu
Bet ietn &1rper uah elmer iOlten
Yauie uerlangt; mad einem Wiftel
ouh susleit; oas wie bic bertbmten
st. Seruaro 8rduterpiueu, ben 86r'
per uOn ben aus ber 8ereanaeuheit
aurdfgebliebenen eiitisen Sdladen
betreit uub linn fit Die Nufaaben els
ner tommenoen Belt neue &rait eius
H6E. Biele Tauienoe baben lhuu
ole ,aeoeibli1e 8irfiamfeit bieier
SiGeu, bic in Gpotbeten gu baber
liuo, nit Der 9anfbarfeit eineS Nen'
iher %nnerfannt, bee iid nie neu er'
idafen filt; uno ben Beiieu eentst
aud oteies eine bort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

@eiern Nahmittae UNI 8 nbr uur'
ben i'm 6eim oer @ltern beS Brauti
cams burh Baitor Suebmeper gum
bl. Bunoe Der @be eineeieenet;
@m. .. 9aefner, Sobn BON Bm. q.
Saefner, unb 5rl. Martba Sanf,
lesters bon Ntc 8ittrid. Der 2rau'
uns fOlste cine id6ne Sutseitafeier.
9tah0em ben Neuuermdblten bubble
@eibente uno bic berslihen @ratu-
laliOnen Der Tet3afte oargebraht
wurben, mahte man iif bic reid ee
botene Saffreunoitait wo5l gu NuS'
en-, unb Nqe uerlebten bel better BE
wirtbune uno fr6bliher nnterbaltune
b1ht nnaenebme Stunoen. Del
8rautieam 1T Sermanner Rino, etr
flsIBi8er, i%pariamer iunser NanN
ber lelne @attin IN Elm lhDnes elBen'
TO penn fihren miro. Gud oas
&pitsblatt entbi ,ten feline herstihe
q .atulation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
Sieben Sabre 8eweis.

SD babe Z Sabre Bemeis eehabt
oaB 8ine'8 Rep DISCOVERY bic bette
Nteoisin III gu nebmen tir Suiteu,
@rtaltunn unb ie6e 8raniheit oeS
0aIies, Der Bruit Ober 2uuse.' iaet
B. 9. Qenrp o Bannma, WO. Die
8elt bat SS Sabre long ben Bemeis
eebabt oaS Or. 8ina's Rem Oiscou,
erp oaS bette Nittel 1T aesen Suiteu
@rfaltunaen, Ga @riPpe, Giibma.
6euEeber Bronchitis, 2uneenbluten
unb bic anfGnee BON Sbwinoiuft.
5eiu seitiaer @ebrauh uerbinoert
Die Gntmidluug bon Sneum0nia.
Inter 9arantie uertault in WatferS
9lpotbefe su so cents unb Sl.0o Bros
beflnide fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

Sn Btano pirb am 4. Ntari bic
@ascunaDe : WarieS . OTaee Souutg
Meoical Society ibre 8lertelidbriae
8erIammlune abbalten unb Iir bic
GnueIenben uurausiihtlih uiel Sn'
ierenantes bieten. Vim Ibeno Hirb
elm 5eheiieu eeeeben wereen uno
bic einselaoenen @Gite SOrtrag
balten rpie folst: 9r. 5rant 3. Otnt'
tbeus bon 2,bertp, Mu., Die 8er'
Ioreune oer 3atien unb oer Seiabr'
ten in 6fentli9en Gnftalten; Or.
Sobn 8. SHORT, 8eriailes, Mo, Be-
banbtuns Der Gusen unb unelldliden
Bfinben in 6ffentlihen Initalten;
Dr. @uitau @ttmu:Ger BON SefferiOn
gitp, Bas bic 2eeislatur fur bic
6Hentliae @eiunbbeit tbut; Or. 8.
M. Opens, erfte 0Ilfe bel uuatdds'
fallen. Or. 8. u. .. G6cOd Setres
tor oes Staats . @eiunbbeits Be-
bDroe rui,b einen 8sriht erhattsn,
unb Or. Bm. BOrter miro oas Sbema
SIT S1pinoiudt cine anhedenoe
Rrantbeit, be Jaroeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

Bstri stuhl nod friert, uiersig Sua
es f~rieren miro" Betri : Stublieier
mar am ROntns unb on bieien mar
betanntlib fein @so Inte pom @e'
frisrpetter. GliO oil fte es wenig
iebr ialtes Better mebr eaben. Sei
noeoem liest outer Croft in Der Re'
gel iar Den lssten Sag oes Wouats
5ebrunr; SIT ROmuuus( 5eit am % }
beq unb thar, oeutet's an elm aute8
Sabr.~ Glio Gnoe gut, Gqe8 gut!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
St Souti er Marftpreiie

Der @eisenmortt mar pdbreno
Der am 9ienftae b%eenoeten 8Ohe
nod feiter uno bober, oils in osr
pUrberssbenben. trosoem bic gu
iubren erbBer nureu, als In letter
Belt. Die 8reisiteissrune TT auber
auf Die ublifen 8eoineuuaen gum
ero6en She'll aud auf oas Toreeben
oes bfters ermlhnten @bicasuer
Spetulanten surld3uiabren, Der ans
leinen 8orrdtben fefbalt. so oft
fih cine Neieune ~ niebrieeren
greiien bemertbar mahte, faufte CT
uno permebrte 10 ieinc 8orr6tbe.
Stieeen bic Breiie bann tpisoer, 10
lieb er elm meni8 oertaufen. Der
bette tueihe 8etaen III taum 81 err
laneen In ct. 9ouis, 1T rar uno bod
tn Breile. Nm Dienitaa trieben bic
Yeflrhtunaen etnes arteses spi'
iden Oeterreih unb Serbien bic
9reiie In europa in Die S6be unb bic
Steiaerune III biersulanoe niht Dbne
Ridmirtuns eebliebea. Sie toms
mersieuen 80rrdtbe in ben Der.
Stnaten perminberten iih UNI u
Wiuipnen Bu. uno umfafen sur
Belt fat 40 RiqiOnen Yu., aegen'
uber elmer Wafe bon faft SO Wtilliu'
men Bu. tnOr einem Sabre. Breiie
tuaren fnr ben beiien rueihen Beiaen
am 9ienitaa in ct. Souls Sl.23-
s1.28. in @bicueu $1.1S9-Sl.23, in
Gulebu S1.2SH uno in Nep gort
Il 1873 per Blu.
Der Weblmartt lit fef, Der 6anoet
beIdrdnft iih auf ben augenblidli'
den gebnrf, 8reiie 81 80 bis SIS Is,
Corn 1T audi iebr feft i'm Breiie
uno babel in gutter Nadfraee. Der
Sreis it BON s24--66a pro Bu.
Der Martt in 6ate: bleibt ieit uno
rubis. 8reiie 539--643c.
Der oanbeI in Gnrtoffelu 1T et'
mas trds. Die SUrr6the iinb arOs
eenue fur bic laufenbe Nadfraee.
8reiie iinb bon $500 pro Bu.
Ter Brei8 fir lebeuoe Shmeins
TT etnaS niebrieer, ais uor elmer
Bote, Dbihon bic $reiie Iteieen
Sas bunbert 8tunb fUitet Sc FL,
leidte Bis su Sc SIS fur bic better
Shlahttbiere.
@erduherte Spedieiten, uerpadi
toftsn, nah 0ualitat unb Shnitt,
l08-ll8c baS Bfunb.
&inbpiebmartt lebbaft unb ftetif
bis fart. 3ufubren 1900 Stid.
8erfdufe maven: Buuen So 60
81 so, Ribe $4-$5 80, oeiers So sc
SO 90, Stoders un6 5eebers So AZ
a 10, Stiere 81 $50 so adtbe1
81 50--$8 so.
Shafmartt lebbnft uno bDber
9ufubren 1000 Stdd. 8ertduft
paren: 2dmmer uno Sdbrlinpe 81
81 00-$7 80, Sdnfe 81 90 SIS OF
96de So 50-s4 90, stoders 50 sc
bic 81 90.
Wilffiibe nit Ralber $20-$50.
Yferoe els = $3.50, Giel, IA Biz
Is Sauo 56be. 4 Bis z Sabre oft.
non S6O-S32S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

Sei Der Sbulpabl ne!de ben
sriten Sienftas i'm Gpril iiattfinoet.
lulro oieies Sabr audi elm COUNTY
SauI > @Ommifdr erwdbIt. Ssrr
SpObrer bat baS Gmt felt mehreren
Sabren iune. bod bewirbt iiG iest
Serr 9. 8. gunttp BON SwensuiGe
um bic Steue, unb ba Serr Guntlp
elm seoieeener Shulmann 1T, uuo
bas amt Dor mebreren Sabren ihon
elnmal CUR a%usemeinen Safrieoen'
bit betleioete, pirb ieiner @ruabl'
une ia publ nidts im Beee fteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

Rnbbem mir Gnfanas Der 8Ode
Srlbiabrsmetter sebabt iteute fib am
Utitttupu falte8 @etter, pielmebr
ein talter Bino Elm uno e~rrinnerte
an Gle alte Bausrnreeel in tpelher
es heiBt: rSf's an ct. Watthias
talt, bot bic Salt NJ d lang @ewaI!. y
st. Rattbias Sag mar Ntttttuat.
SIM @eeepias basu teiBt es aber
Dieber: rsantt Ruttbias bob Id
Iieb, benn er eibt ben Baum ben
Trteb." Nli0 Better unb GusFdten
nab GuSmnbt uno Bethlehem. Bie
man fib feruer in bieier Siniiht
urientiren Tam. eebt aus einen am
bern Sprute beruOr: rBeun's an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

SIN Seim Der Sranteltern, ben
@%beleuten Bm. SOffmann, wurben
aeitern 3ahmittas UNI 3 ubr ebetit
perbunben: Serr 5rie 5reuert bon
9ibbetts, unb 5rau 2I5Sie Sarfe Don
Sermann. Den @euuermablten un'
ieren beralihiten Slitswunih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

- W e 9. Die De
briber Cttp uno @btuarb 8tn6bprIt
uelde bieien @inter in 8lanb be,
ibdfttst tuaren febrten am RittpDh
ms glternbaus 5urid, uub eeben.
Zen bieien CONNER in aanias gu ar.
beiten.
- 5rib 3immerlp tnufte lebte
8o9e cine Gnsabl &inbuieb met9es
er tuieber su uertaufen sebentt.
- 2as fleiue 1bdterdeu bes
Ssrrn aueuit Bebrenb beiinbet ii4
auf Der 8rantenlilte.
- Die Sattin bes Serrn Sacub
&auter nelhe am Rerfenfieber tranf
mar, 1T pieber @eneien.
- Die bieiise ct. Saeobi @emein.
be bat ieben Mittpuh Gbenb bis
Ditern Taiten 3ottesoient.
- Vim 9ienftas Gbenb beebrten
bic Naabarn bes Serrn Souls Cans
senbere i'm gu ieinem 40. 2ebens'
iabr nit elmer Surpriie Bartp, unb
PER- 2ansenbers bic 8eiu6er berstid
piqtommer, bieB. gIe perlebten oa.
ielbh ettihe frobe Stunben, uub Der.
abi6iebeten fid nit beiten @fif'
,piniden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

sa- Gbonnirt auf bas Sermanner
8oltsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

Sountas abeno, ben %. Jebruur
unb nidt Rontas Nbenb ben /.
Utars, uiro Serr @Iiott u. SOg[
ieinen unter ben Guipicten oe8 Ser'
mann 2scenm Bureau ieiuen Dor
traa iiber Seen unb uEieen balteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
heiraths.E en-.

Bransiorb Bnrbarid, 2eslie 81
Roia Oder, SinaleD, 20
5ermann Sitter. Canaan. 80
2i5sie Bod, 20
Bm. 8. Saeifner. Sermann, 20
Rartba g. ID. Snaf, Mc&tttrid 20
Sris 5reuert, 9t5bits Al
Single 0arRe, 9ermnnn SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26
Master Specialist in treating all Chronic Dis
eases of Men and Women.
At the White House Sat. Mar. 6 %

This Master Specialist will make his second regular visit to
our city on the above date and to all those who call
he will give FREE CONSULTATION and EXAMI-
NATION and FREE TREATMENT charging only for medi-
cines used if you decide to take treatment. Remember the Doc
tor does not treat cases that he thinks are incurable. If you
have let yourself go SO far that you are incurable the Doctor
will tell you so candidly. Do not hesitate to call on this wond-
enul man, no matter how long you have been suffering; his
great G~erman-American Hot Springs System OF treatment may
be just what you need and it costs you nothing to call on him
and have him explain his system to you. He has wonderful
treating disease now matter where located or Of how long stand
ing. Many who had about given up hope of ever being cured
have received speedy relief from the Great G~erman-American
Hot Springs System which has no superior for chronic disease
of all kinds. The Doctor treats Liver, Heart, Stomach, Kidney,
Nerve and Blood diseases; Dyspepsia, Neuralgia Rheumatism
in all forms. Epilepsy, Bed-wetting, Gotre, Tape Worm,
Deafness, Weak and Sore Eyes, Sores and Open Legs, Eczema,
Loss of Manly Power and Ambition, Nightly Emissions in
Young and Middle Aged Men.
The Doctor positively cures Rupture, Piles and Fistula with
out a knife or any detention from work. He also treats all
Special and Private Diseases of Men and Women. He wants
to treat those cases that have not been cured by ordinary
methods,
Do not fail to call on him at once. Office at
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL HERMANN, MO.
Saturday, March. 9th os
Hours: Q to I2 a. M, to S p. m. to $50 p. m.
German Spoken.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

8ie ftebt's UNI Sbre 8eroauuna1
WtrS. Mnrg Soplin BON go. 228
8. STRIFE SON francisco, empliebtt
elm Seillnittel aeesu Waasnleioen.
sic iast: rSanibarfeit uno Der &rs
fula pom electric Bitters in einem
5dqe afuter 8er6auunasfDruue be-
pest mid bieie G~mpiebluna su
itreiben. Sd bin p6dig aberseugt
oaB fur Waasn' unb 2eberleioen Gle.
trio Buffers bas bette Seilmlttel i'm
Narfte 1T, bieie eroBe Stdrtunss
uno Gbfibrun 8meoiain itdrft oas
Spftem, reiniet bas Stut III beionoers
bel auer arten Shwahen an welten
6rauen leioen, balfreid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-02-26

8otsbam. Serr uno frau
Gus. Sarbtte BON permann ruaren
bier 81 BeiuA.
s. 8. Rider tat cine Gn5abl
Nanure Spreaoers perfauft. Die
Raihine fiubst aleenteinen Gtnaaue.
2eDna, oas ilnafte 8inb Der Gbe'
Ieute Sam. aifer 1T siemlid trunt;
ebeniaas 6rau 5ris 5leiit uno aim
bee.
GS freut uns beriften au fDnnen
bnB 5rau Senrp @idermann iih
raid BON ibrer 8ranfbeit erbDlt.
Senrp gebleoalt tnut fd Elm neu.
es @obnbaus.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-19
PensaeoIa's Park system.
WRONG BREAKFAST
Change Gave Rugged Health.

Many persons think that for
strength, they must begin the day
with a breakfast Of meat and other
heavy foods. This is a mistake as
anyone can easily discover for him
self.
A w. Va. carpenters experience
may benefit others. He writes:
Il used to be a very heavy break
fast eater but finally indigestion
caused me such distress, 1 became
afraid TO eat anything.
My wife suggested trial Of
GTape-Nuts and as l had to eat some
thing or staTve, I concluded to take
her advice. She fixed me up a dish
and L remarked at the time that the
quality was all right, but the quantity
was too small wanted a sSucerful.
But she said a small amount of
GTape-Nuts went d long way and that
l must eat IL according to directions.
so l started in with Grape-NUts and
cream. soft boiled eggs and seine
crisp toast for breakfast
/ cut out meats and a let of
other stuff l had been used 10 eating
all my life and was gTatiied 10 see
That l was getting better right along
l concluded / had struck the right
thing and stuck to 1t. I had not only
been eating improper food. but too
much.
L was working at the carpenter S
trade at that time and thought that
unless L had a hearty breakfast with
plenty OF meat, l would play out be-
TcFe dinner But after few days OF
my 'nsW Breakfast ] found / could
40 more work felt better in every
way and now 1 am not bothered with
indigestion.
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich. Rezd The Road to
WellVille," IN Rkgs. There's a Rea-
son"
Ever read the above letter? A new
enc appears from time to tirre. They
are sen04hs, true, and full Of HUMAN
InteFest. "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-19

ton of the country, viii be perpetu-
ated under his administration, it is
neither surprising nor inconsistent
that. the south should demand that its
interests be not Disseminated against.
Protection being the settled policy
OF the administration, nothing that
the Democratic party can do viii
avail to prevent the putting into eff
feet of that policy, hence it seems
perfectly proper that she be not re-
garded as alien and hostile territory
and that her interests be not ground
down beneath the iron heel in the
process Of building up Northern and
Eastern interests, and as. Governor
Sanders suggested, the interests OF
aliens across the sea. The South
asks only for square deal in this
matter of tariff schedules. She would
infinitely prefer a tariff much lower
than that which presently obtains on
many of the most important things
which the masses of the workingmen
and consumers are compelled to buy,
and if that policy shall be agreed upon
she is willing 20 bear her just share
of the reduction.
She objects, however, to a policy
which, while giving the republican
party the credit for tariff reduction,
would place an undue proportion of
the burden OF such reduction upon the
industries and the people Of the
south. Mr.. Taft should not permit
himself to be deceived by the hungry
clamoTs Of a few tariff spoilsmen
whom he has met in the south. These
do not speak the voice or language
OF the southern democracy; they
speak the language OF selfish greed
and represent the very sntithesis of
the sentiment of the Southern people.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-19
VOX POPULI.
one ANSWER TO
THE QUESTIONS ASKED.

Editor Pensacola Journal:
read an article in the Vox POpuli
column of you paper today signed by
c. r. Davis, and while I do not feel
competent to answer all of the ques-
tons that Mr.. Davis asks, will touch
,on them in a general way and solve
the problem TO the best Of my ability
and In so doing 1 will confine myself
to conditions as | find them here IN
our own city. ] never was in any OF
the other cities that he mentioned. /
do not know what sort OF work was
offered to the people of Cleveland,
and about the number OF prisoners in
the jails OF New York answers for it.
SELF,
When times were hard the jails
were full and when times got good.
men did not go 20 jail. Who is it that
would rather starve than steal a good
dinner and go TO Jail for it?
About the men that were recently
sent TO Jail from this city for stealing
is something that I know very little
about, but from their stock Of goods
! that were on exhibition in show win
dCWs in this city, it looked to me that
the owners of so much stolen goods
die not want 10 work nor did they
| have very much use for the man that
I AAtN NAltu NUfh-
There is not enough work for the
/ people All the cities should do the
most OF their work by home people.
/ That would keep the people at home.
| We will take the twenty miles of side
/ walk to be built in this city, that is
/ II be laid by contract l think that
| it is a bad system to let city work
! out by contract. The city could EN-
/ 10y men TO do all of its work. The
! city hires men as policemen, fire
men, street cleaners and sanitary in
/ spectOrs. Why couldn't the city en-
ploy men to pave the streets, put
down the sidewalks and lay sewers?
/ If we would only do this our city
would grow in population and wealth
and we would be a happy people. All
that we want is work at fair wages
and reasonable hours.
! When our city hall was finished the
| contractor asked for and got money
! for demurrsge. In my opinion it was
wrong to give il 20 him. I do believe
that the city could have built a much
/ better building for the money if we
] had it done as days work. I don't
/ blame the contractor for asking for
| the money but he should have been
made to stick to his bargain. I just
mention this one case as an illustra-
/ ton.
1 hope that the next city admins
/ tration will adopt some plan of pub
/ lie Improvement that will give people
a, home work and by doing so will in
/ dUce others to come to our city and
make it their home. All of this can
/ be done If We will only try it. Let's
! begin it now and talk about it until
We have accomplished it. 1t is the
man in the Overalls that makes a
town. Let US pave the way for them
to come in among US and then we will
grow strong and rich. Everybody
will have plenty. We should start
| the good work in this city campaign.
Respectfully,
HENRY T. BEIRNE.
Pensacola, Feb. Is, 1909.