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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03
NOTICE.

The undersigned has this day dis
posed of his interest in the firm of w
c. Barrineau & Co., and all obliga
lions of the said firm and. all debts
due it should be presented to the re
naming partners.
1w P. W. RICHARDSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03
Struck a Rich Mine.

8. w. Bends, of Coal City, Ala, says
he struck a perfect mine of health in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for they
cured him of Liver Trouble after p
years of suffering. They are the best
pills on earth for Constipation, Ma
laria, Headache, Dyspepsia, Debility.
25c at Pensacola Drug Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

Another man is reported to have
been choked to death on meat. Looks
like we will have to quit eating thai
stuff yet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

Senator La Toilette warned US when
he first went to the senate that we
would all sooner or later sit up and
take cognizance of him. The time has
come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03
Political Announcements.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination of County Treasurer sub
maries.
w. A. DUNHAM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

1t is said that Hon. H. S. D. Nal.
Tory Of Selma, candidate for governor
of Alabama and probable winner. is
a second cousin of the late Senator
Stephen r. Mallory of Florida. This
is a compliment to both men, the
Albanian being one of the purest and
noblest men of his state, while the
Floridian-welI, it is needless to here
relate his many fne Qualities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

Making a senator of Bob" Taylor
Of Tennessee seems to have taken
away much of his tiddling zeal. He
hasn't sprung his fiddle in the senate
chamber during his two years 1ncum-
bency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

Push and Smile" Powell, secretary
of the Tampa Board OF Trade, has
just issued beautiful little booklet
illustrative Of Tampa's present prog
ress and prosperity. Powell is doing
a great work for Tampa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03
Pity we can't eat grass.

Florida "gophers," Georgia "crack,
ers" and Alabama "yaller hammers"
make combination that's hard to
beat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

Adams bust would probably be
placed in the worlds Hall of Fame,
but for the dissenting opinion Of many
who feel that more appropriate honor
would be done the old boy were the
statue placed in a museum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03
EoR COUNTY TREAsuRER.

I hereby announce my candidacy for
County Treasurer, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries
JOEL FRATER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

A writer in current magazine be-
gins his effusion by saying that he has
travelled all over the United States
and portions of Kansas" A man of
his travelling capacity has doubtless
been to Jacksonville, Fla, also.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

A feature of the proposed postal
savings bill provides against husbands
checking against the account of their
wives, but unfortunately nothing is
said about the reverse side of this
proposition. WHEY will probably be
able to get her weekly stipend of fifty
cents right on.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

When you so to Arkansas and hap
pen to find a wallet Of the long green,
just cram it into your jeans. The SUI
preme court of that state has decided
that finding money is not stealing it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-03

IT Ihere IS any reason to back up
the executive committees implied
charge that the people are not capable
of choosing their own officials it lies
in the fact that the committeeman
themselves are a part of the people.
But we protest against measuring our
corn by their half buSheI
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09
2itasbssn Iis ieblafSm.

.Nit aer3it loHUltu. wit e lhen.
fir mcint Fraa nidis metsr sbAu oils
Fs ihlaitu maiden. iArsibt S<tr
.$obn MIl aus Amittroon 0btg.
sic watihpst lsaus. ab1 aAt aeyg
Il. bic ih iommen iitB fs al Mhan
otlu. lcauita iby nlibl Mlftn %oF
Nlxuitauitr ntait ibgs @siunobeit IN
sintr @eav witNtg bst. sic liz .sBs
aefune<g. ais IL sapor. Sk lit ash IL
reg gyt Was,nsihmstot ioun.s isf
EHtn niat ptroaasu. o. trah e. pis
ott aus. fohalb N e. bipgnitrsss
idluGi battle.
Foynis Nlasnsr6usf Ndrtt Den
Wasen. rsaalir, ZEN Siubleaa6 uus
syiuai gsiuuehsi. une 8saft. at,us
WeNietisr Ttoieiu Icra,rn Elm ctr
io8sR allmeenass ar6uisrr 0ti.mtis
IL. wsldxs cen gelitn direct s,,sieg;
lptge oayA iNsitls 4seH;tn anssNtll
eeu Ssa SNtrlbamsrn. TT. Ve.ts
1fabrntp Il sens &C.. 70. 1875
60 Sopus Apt 6bissse, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

Rebrasta. Sn Qfnss
portb plroe Gin IGnn Ramsus 8.
Goois auF oifsrSr SiraBs u5grFausR,
ermoraei una um $500 btraugt.
Simon 6uofon, cir SHfaF, oes 3u6ts
tauiss 81 gincoiH. trant 6ei3Ipy
.Tiius, ben er fh 3u 5sritaffsu puBts.
uno 1T ais 5olss o~oaiidnois sEblins
BET.
Montano - Sn eiusm far5ts
b1ren SdHeehurm cpaioirts Elm 0reat
gscri6srH QaFositrgus in Rs 4abs
ron GrforO nit sinsm 6raatsuss,
o5si 2 3usbsaisniets stt5ossi. 3
paHas r 81. nurosn.
WafRtnstoH.- San 8isu.
an Siisnori. in DIR QSbs Don Bel
! tHshdm DuTos rard 5<uss 5srs
fDrt- SharR $4,000.
California. Dis garssrs
itaft bon San TrGHtisto BAT
EA BEL sIHtr Spse0l1bHimmnHs f6g
ushrrobue ri sorsissH Strasnea5
nsa oura BE Sabi srt sasa
IcHsntrW4aTiis Rs7snsaFs aavn
III sos"1Resfss une lists e15
sesE1 ItSn Stussn esr1ria6.
Rad oen gsnub eon eirsara 1s
Sfrihsa far5sn In ges4ueeIRE
Scior<a cH Nssm0fr1rrur
sssi elstss aiigssu rs IN xii Ala
Szssnst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

Sn Warrid Gouutn rsrs
osn SUBS ogaaniTrt 81 osm 3peds,
Die bort fat uRsrtrdslih ssiporosne
Rattsrplass 81 hidtisen- IRle
Saisre sGhten nab WiaipneH UNI rlhs
ten un6eU5eu6arsR SdooeH az.
-FaHf gtriansu irurOea Dsrlsst,
slusi oaoon t5otiih, als ? 9orortears
nobe @retRfitlo in oiaiem Aebel
eouioirtsH.
Sn SnoidnopoIts 5esiHs
aer 60i0hrfa, 6si6dfismanR .osHTp
4lsmtrtr Sslblfmoro ourh Elnotas
mta ecu geu6taas.
-9n rem GOsfs Claus,
Spsngr goun.p. iino 2 GiHosr Dts
iansen Tagmsrs 6rso Seller, ii 45=
nitnbsa Nr Whitisr. 9srbrauni.
Sm 5passimmtr ocn 4earss
Sotei in germ rihob Ron McGins
rsa gcH Suot1napclis BE 81
idsrise 8~ripdr.srin Terd gbaptl Il.
Regina soru nit esriel5su W1fie
SsIsitmero 4as 9gisisn III oas
SaiAsu ees MsrNrs IND Ss.thmors
eegs sssi 6sroog. eaB Ct be That Ioyss
iSi.p ss5l1nt ha;is. gs fsgss fh
asraus. sab Meaiunsa. osr pon isfnsr
Traa xiAisotr ndr. nit 1rL. Eta
gsa III SnoicEapelis sin ee&sasrs
a5IsaiB h1iis. oab ater BIZ SasEn z
M3sosas ssssn cine osirsi9 nawa.
wn ssE anrahstz 2ssersrcrlas
W ESuutaA
Die Gcvsrtssiarn II Ssas
9sno. Tsite otr zoo ct Staa
g1s Tunsyt urIsgis1.s t-.A Il ZEN
S4.sfs oss IL 5ses szs@ &ssss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

ipsrt9OOaen aeliquieH in Jlammsn
ouf.
Gin perioneH3na oer Rod So
LaHozga9H erigleirs Ri Minoofa
uH0 roais bsn gabnoomm biH1b. 6
9~aHosisEs nurcen oatei 0erlsBi, absr
nur Clarence Si0rs bon Clinton. So,
erHitlih.
~ Gin 3ammbruh serIiorte bic
WaHTfraft eer aepforesJabrit Der
Snteruational 6arcsfsr SC. al
Sterling poourh 1900 Mann
8si!ueilia IRE 4rteii p~erlieren.
Wsi! is feline BsDgrbuueen 3us
riitDies, ihniit Der 25id6rigs Reuben
SaiHbrioss scr 50 So6re alisn 1rau
Watt. Msries IN Cat Dubuque
zen 6als ab uro bsging oonn ouf gleiz
DE Ueiie Sd6fmcrb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

4af einsm Q. 20. in 9ts
Woines a6sebolisHen 8aais.t Ser
,ppcgge1iasn9 R.pu6lcarer oieiss
States ertlGgis @usGesienasor @ums
mias. baB bic .SaInrgsutsu~ ibrsn
8dmpf aestu bic -S.annpatttrs nm
sHilptai tort Ieeeu psrosn. Die 8dt9'
iamlsit oss NlaFes parbe bslprodsH.
BET csr a1aIisg Stoatspaal in Soma
sinm pro9gef.psn 8spublioansy ais
@oupernegrscaHoiooien auf3uiienen,
Sn Dts Wotnss nuo Der
Qrniisgi 0m. SOFTER uno oer an 9ts
inh Gyi ibm pei ienot IL sabre ate
9oais 9emis poH spencer an
@as trnidt. 5aa sirsm eefscttH Diem
III osr 5Oitsr'itsn Mobnang emit
iir6mts.
Sin Abicmmta TT aelrofien
pOroeR. unssr psl6sm eie 8orsbne
fsrus uno BE Santa fs Balm lbsr
bic @slsiie Ger Rod Sslaa0 9cntbsFn
In DdpsnpoVt eiuFabrsu msran.
Su iooe ~oerbuanuie rabs Boon
Srau SarGb gonion. Satin eints
wobIh1hHoeu Tarusrs, infoiQe tiusr
erploNon pon @oioiiH. has ie gum
5tgsyonmahsu btuuBt bate,
Der Is Sabre alis Sohu 0ss
nott SRoeptnbeHce onfGHjaen
9oruRgs Sohn 9iso 3isi,e nit sintm
.unaelaoensu~ @crebr duf fein 2ldbs
RIGGS S~hmsh,rtsn. BE @afr trtIuo
mo auo bic eaouns rib Gem Slime
an 9opf a6.
SCI. 2ist,e. tln "a Sabre alter
@ruMHdrbsiitr SO 9stafooob t-
siH3 gwssn gsbes,ammeT SslbHmoro
saFa 6rihitbsr.
3a Ghagtt&Gita ipurst Mr
IS Soess air Arou Grams. Gin alssy
gunseisT BOZ Roaforo. ron esnsm
0ggys "a ab~sria5gt u uuo setooist
Ia.itr &oUmaa purot An \ 4.
Raetfon CUT eet 0rieaiaao ioo.s
It'd otssbs. iuosm fa isias 5linIt sue
ialis snilao.
8ei ,iRtr Sa1sea1ion 81 Rlps
m0utb puFos @aiyid C'Qeil. 9anes
iu6sr. ssi9etsi uao 6. &. 6;loTs6t
oon 9tnfstt ihgWr mrlsbt.
Duva 3aioHmsnfob sr<isr Sna
ityarban Sags srii5xn 2ft6fieIe
uHo 0Gllopdp uGrst Nr Moser
mann Sc. 2cnr ecn rithfisls io0ili3,
csr.set uuo ox VaHGssrs &c. soft.
3 & 8artrlo uuo 6panl Ruomen
gon GtearRapiss srli.isa srRits
l.He @trisbenctn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

TN iu 1897 aastncmmsre Gys
einaH5 ks Ssaesyai5s con Rim
Rtapcsis. gsi6t etlonis. oab Die
sertise Slrabsn nsieui21fs ie1s
S%dbsiayita fag - Gents 1gtouN TT
Nm SNreuaovs Ntai iGs rstispiss
zig sst.aF. wcyola. psil fs Nn
GNS.ss ser Gsiel 5aii MIST sEts
istisL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09
Gpccial Slmsctacm


ltgeutetti SD gat eVs @ts ,am
effeia iafti8,nA flng A8olloa ut.Af mtt
men Dlutpetn 'alatn ma 80 tatt Saaleia
BEN erseiat % nt ergia utGam %ieartn. Sh
fnnu Is aut iAf Gisttgp Mtut Naaffu
unb WtidriismdbrbW hatw Nepelhefta
etbphen. Netnte aebeai auh attlal sitsg.
peFiiai paby,iiti Gauitl ttuft Hir bts
oHaynaH piau" 50 ..frsis Samplesa.
t21 &aannan NLha 81 AaAlA. 30.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

Tr 3SiSbgige Ran Sdm12Tt.
Nr Wsrstr son arsa 4at SuHrss
uao ihrsR EotssFr in Cd
tt i'm 3g1.5aas in
M Afaor Stir. fuo & cine S
ioariss @trafs ressu 3gauc gns
81 osFhubtE bli.t. CT SIuefa1i
siorbea.
81 0o9aRRpcgt &Eittb En-
Giliratnus. ans Ctl.sri MD iaa
stn @aitveeecrs btfishsna. rs&
siNl GEtsk Gzs II tscRe -as 1asN
sssl stsftsTi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

Tas Cbfrnodisgui9. Sat oos
con osr iingittn eegislatur oHgsn0ms
meme acknowledgement als
Derfafunespior5 umgsfobsn. Sas
0sisB ioute gountg ooer ftdptiihen
SuproHorsn. bic nit Dem Steuers
ausgleih Rifi suFrigtsn naren, az
natisn. zine art apptabOf CUR gnts
ihei0uHs Der 6trsitfragsH 5u biloen.
- @ou0. Warner bat ben 1ahlaB
rihter Sobn 8. @ront BON Wcnb
tee gum uniosritdtg Regenten, an
itele oss bern. 4rf6. 6aa, eynannt.
Die MihigaHsr Formers QHos
citation" sat iib segen bic Dieoersrs
pablaHg Oss 8uuoesiendtors Bur
rous srtIdrt. bsHen 6dupttbatigtsit in
Ter @srtretung Der Sntsrsfsn cer gors
poraiioren un0 Wonopols beIte6t.
Sn Detroit puroe Wilidm
aeler CON 2 unbssannien, bic feline
Satin lxo isire 5dwdgsrin auf Der
ShaBs 6sialtist battsn. uHo bic e.
eieierbaib CUR Re0e iteats, erldoiien.
Die U0roer suttdmen. 20. &.
9beifeH. fribersr 6ol3bdnoler, mel
bette Ieinea 8anlerctt an. 9trbirolid=
ieiten $223,044. gsIidnoe 1851, mo-
ruHtsr nur $40 in gonrl
Sn ben 6ldmmen hires BON ibr
felbft abi9tli1 in brdno ssIebtsn
Gtuusebduoes CAB f4. Dsrmut6li6
0usSdpermut6. in Battle Greet
6rau Gbdriss g. Spencer, bic 9ottin
zines 9OeomOtiOIibrsrs uno Wutter
BON 4 aiHbsrn. IsIbR siusn qnaIooasn
LOB.
gu 1raosrfs gitD iaufe
Elm gaumItdmme FibrenSer 13ug. ias
FOlse 9eyIassns DER BREMEN. sinsu
fteiIen QbbaRs biudb unb in sinen duf
ceH Geltisn itsbsnosn 5hneepFluq
binein, pobei 2 8abnbeoienitese estr0s
tsi. 4 aHbere psrlsbt muroen.
Cine @ororicar niirste Al & a.
t0m03po BON elmer dbsr 8obngssis
e fiibrsaosn Bride, nobel gssen 20
qserioneu osrIsbt Durnen.
getrietsIsiter 5ondett BON
Der @raRo 8dpibs'er Sra
BeHbabnBsIeufhctt. Bat Die 8iloung
sixr 9isisneom5inutiOH ron 1siu
gorter ano QbiIaosp6io'tr @apitaIis
ten anaeiinOigt. pelde bic GtraBsns
uno gaBababnsn, 8dTerirafts uno
dhnlide 4Hlassu in gli6isau snts
spideln EHo ~ausbeuisu molten. Die
nsus Continuation. hertn gglib auF %
Wiaioren bsrusrt6et ipiro, %eoniroairi
Giesrtbum in 9rano 3apies. saqi-
nam. Ban eitn. STINT. aa.ama1oo,
Sadion. Gd0ilac uno Qonsioc uno
nil II. q. drasblih aa4 sine e!sririif<
earota6n BON Detroit iiber Sadion IL,
Sonia noh GAieaao bauen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09
9~uliiuniTdlr
lur1rtdIteu.
2uiltots

GbieaSe. Zen Den @yossts
huortnsg 0no et sEitn AnlaRn
ais 6cletH ots Gfaei 1lnisgi4haHa
trgettu Rssotn. Sea .. gsrutga.
SWtuss 4 S4stmuisi st .gt,1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

&wsi EIeins asa, q fa3tHcretsn
bills 81 vofau'W Ha4 herr niatsa
egsem. Tubular Pneumatic eugaaas
I'm gldbs1es auhasu ta The Wm.
Eehnelke Organ Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

qcS ron ben bsXi'tsH 'aisslsiAta I'm,
tutltunstsuno Saael Hss guoAsa rem
Mi6ccnHn neaniiir.t fftt Gfhtisnats
nuiansts uub 9niermaiitns 8artaa bts
tuka lie ist!in 20. 68t N}1rlC Str.
9ssst eitt Stau&r.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

GrFtc PypotbcFcm (,lIcrt'
9o9esl SO perFaMicm.

Sir hahfH ulie 0ppethtIm tMcriaa,
eesl eoa $1,000 bio $4,000 iorlwabgtaS
en- pano Sex uapo,bsssn fne aae oulb
eepptlis Slhu5si. ia Mapaaiar &raao
elafnihum seosSl.
Ane sbaradt Wsfata fir sc nntalf
nelilit pou wBitgem annali aa.ulati.
AahmifaRa hs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

ismus. un0 nidt ourh Gift. estoTs
zen iti. Ddber puroe Der ais peaz
pd9tig 0srbafieie 9arrn 4ries aus
gi.ss, Mtih.. frtiselaTea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

Ssttn Stssm. nsy tn osim uuS Mrbts
iu6t. eeltGsfbsl tag 5ayh "a eganem,
s,a6iaifassu bu 3lssliusU d Sen. -
MlsccHfu Siiast.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09
RICHTER, DICK & REUTEMANH
5immsr tis Gasrpsa ssled.
CNstnae sn ~rerFnnien.

SAene. as,aamias eefiaat 1901 Ssas
ienia &lafs aai Naftsiu 6aueameat.
nit Sas tb iatsft blia ~ ~rtggauiet.
Rene Nstlifa nan ipgtybe yer m. 2504
1lego Str. NlipaI',t, e8i3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

Sn Mantato nuroe 55rau
0rdcs 2eDbetsr BON her 9lntlnse. ibs
rem Narn, s.. s. 9e0bstsr, ermor0t
5n babea frsigeiproden. 6rau Ssos
bsisr. ibre Shpsfer. 9oInie
S6naRot. osren Wann uRo 6rdai
Smith. Der 3uedt 9tobetsr's, parea
sss morsss aagetlagt. Smitb II ts-
reits hes Icoihldss fhuloig btIun0.a
lpofoeH. bic ShDaEets iino nod aiai
proc1iJi poreen.
Die MATS cipa.e Gaaanlaes tn
Gt0hton flas III So Saft urn 8
9tdonsn purssa ta5si e5ga,ti. ea 80
Sabre alta alab 2itaaeE9Hfn Idlr
Iasirlia tao..iA.
Die cite @.gfis &rsuersI sE
8rown8oiIIa ew ogr Glt,itsa
in sar { 9or0weIitn, it nic9tr
franHt.
Dtr 16 9a5re ate SeAH Sc9a
len Qun SETTLE. GfaeB Nc aaf
Der Saga aurn tt5sre aag0ria
3u @loQWet uay1s ter ~
Sabre ellie 5as. Quinn eee sGer e.
egmo..ss N.rcisa ans leIoEt ssteos
t8
.r co 55age ate Aad..g s..
@ugiuaa tam tsin Graale ots
Erc6entauIes osr @ii5er.e9ruw su
@ffbert ie een T(ammen I'm.
DDS 6.ehrise S0brhsH Res
5~dugoenevs @mii 9rets in NE i
TuEutb fiel unisr ne Rdesr eirss
0eseas emf ZEN az 81 ti,isrH pefs
igtte. uno rutee iofori sst6ots.
soc Gariion, eiRs @atisatin ess
Stsatsbcipiiais to Il 6efer, h.
ding 1sibitmoro. iHesu ie lire aleis
"a. -. E~-ra~ H,a4s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09
nrn-pnhofn

DIS C6erNaatseeIidg bat ods
@sieB. Wsldes ois Aus8aRlIn9 oou
9ramisn fir ois @erbeftuns uno lie
heyfibgaua ron llsbsrtretern oes Rros
bibitionsssisbss porIxbi. fir uHcoas
IfitutloHen srlidrt.
On isirsm sruuHsH ipuroe SIT
grpsb0, halb inter W1Htr fiebgno.
Cis 0Sseriou smrfrorsn dufaefanoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-09

ggim ,3aIammeHiioB tinss III
bsi.ssusts ser Wlilpauist 90hn nit
siasm Sgaht5ua 5lpilten @vstHa
uRo @pstptn urbeH 3 aEbeiicr oui
okr stalk c%stsotst. g aRetye erlassa
balD na65sr i5rfu @srlsbaasen uno
sBsi iutittrt tTusm iAipere 9erlttuu
gen oaeoU.
- E0NIemooe lUuree p1g e.
uey r~srbagguosn 5tuegsbraaii s.ialsts
iu4t. Sic sigtn Shaeku pen $4,000
anriassse.
Sic gt1ssgtase 0r .Golosn
@tain 9eli 9.sr &C.. on Ns 1ogo
ree. Giisnbdhn. Gissatbum oon Sec
@rorn in 6uvou, murN sura6satr
strfori.
81 Mftbant brd1.s nd str
% Sabre alts gso. Gbolcusia ynfSIs
Tia auf sr S1ao eirx 5dabrgHo tsi.
lie isinsn Seo betbtifabgie.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-08

From the Richmond Dmes-Disratch.
The incident at Fargo yesterday, when
crazy fool insulted Mr.. Roosevelt by
calling him a liar. viii do the cause Of
socialism no good, Il the fellow IS really
a Socialist, as reported which We very
much doubt 1t was most unpleasant
incident. and is be greatly deplored.
Il does not matter how much Mr. Roose-
welt has INDUCED. or may indulge. in
this sort OF argument. il is wholly IN
defensible in others There ought TO be
some very severe punishment provided
by statute for Offenses OF this kind The
question asked by the man was imperti-
nent. and. when he was answered truth
fully by Mr.. Roosevelt, his characterize
ton OF Mr.. Roosevelt's answer was little
short Of criminal. But. Mr.. Roosevelt
this Is the mob spirit which you have
been arousing by your own incorporate
speech. the spirit from which We should
all pray that our country shall be spared.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-08
QUESTIONS ON SHAKESPEARE"

Speaking OF Shakespeare, Prof. Mason
says: no man that ever lived said such
splendid things on all things universally"
and any one who has made even super
fetal study Of the works Of this myriad
minded man will agree with the dlctum.
The plays are an inexhaustible mine,
yielding rich returns 20 the literary del
vers Of every generation. To know all OF
Shakespeare would indeed be a liberal ed
ucation. To study him 10 the best advan-
tage one must avail himself OF all the
light the commentators can give.
Prof. Tolman. OF Chicago University.
has prepared a series Of Questions on
Shakespeare" which Will be very helpful
TO a critical study OF the great master.
Part I. introductory. contains a lengthy
chapter on Shakespeare language. a
shorter one on his verse. and a Shake
spearean hIbliogtaphy covering nearly 100
pages. Part II takes up the hrst his
tories. poems. ard comedies, and. I'm a
series OF comments. suggestions. and
questions. gives the student an immense
amount Of critical research work 10 do.
With Prof Toiman as instructor and with
his book In hand as a guide, one could
store away an immense amount Of in
formation about the works Of the great
dramatist. University o. Chicago Press
The Washington herald., 1910-09-08
A "Law-sick" Country.

A Massachusetts, man. Lincoln c. Cum
ming by name. and a resident Of Hyannis-
port. in a letter to the New York Tri-
bune, diagnoses the national ailment in
this wise:
This country needs a rest from new
and drastic laws. of bold and untrled
schemes. and instead an era OF obedi-
ence TO the law as written or the re-
peal Of impossible statutes. It is appar-
ent that the country is law-sick, and as
an antidOte, laws land many Of them are
disregarded and evaded. Evasion Of any
law breeds contempt for all law. and
this condition promises progress back
ward and spells chaos
This country needs to exercise itself
in repeal instead OF increase. in enforce
ment Of present laws instead OF whole
sale manufacture Of new ones, that the
good red corpuscles Of common prosper
ity shall circulate in the body polite"
There is sane philosophy in this state
ment 1t is a conservative view. without
involving reaetionary conservatism.
The country is. indeed. in danger Of be-
coming 'law-sicl." if it is not so already.
None can gainsay the truth Of it, that
evasion Of any law breeds contempt for
ali law" Not only the country. but
every community of It. is suffering more
or less from too much law, and will suf-
fer more if the idea grows that all the
ills mankind is heir to are to be cured by
legislation.
The rousing Of public sentiment during
the Roosevelt regime TO the appreciation
Of evils in our political and economic
life was wholesome and widely helpful
The country needed it, and it made, and
is making yet. for a better state Of
things
But the Tribune correspondent I'M
doubtedly strikes a keynote when he
says that the present paramount national
need is not more law. and new and IN
tried schemes OF legislation. but respect
for and obedience to the righteous laws
we have and the repeal of impossible
statutes whose evasion breeds contempt
for all law.
one may quite agree with this Tribune
correspondent, and still be progressive
and optimistic
The Washington herald., 1910-09-08
THE INTRUSION OF JIMMY"

P. J. wodehouse IS an English writer
best known 10 American readers by his
amusing story Of Love Among the
Chickens" The Intrusion Of Jimmy.
this authors newest novel. is not so
laughable as the poultry tale. but it
moves along briskly and keeps the in
terest keen
Jimmy Pitt. erstwhile New York news
paper man. coming into a fortune. makes
a club bet that he viii crack a crib"
before the night is over. Dreaming in
mis- room. little later. he is surprised by
Spike" Mullins. a humble but ambitious
member OF the burgling profession.
Reckless Jimmy takes a false Zip" from
Spike. and breaks into the house Of
Police Capt. John McEachern. with whose
fair daughter the surprised scribe IN
consciously has fallen In love Mr. Nc
Eachern is on the point Of migrating 10
England. there 10 pose as a Wall street
magnate. and by and by Jimmy, who
restlessly wanders the earth over, meets
the twain at Castle Dreever. ancestral
home OF that pennileSs young Lord Dree-
yer 70 whom the reluctant peers rela-
lives and Mr.. McEachern rain would
marry Molly. Follows a comedy Of hilar-
ity-pr0voking errors. complicated by love.
hate. Spikes thieving propensities. anna
teur theaTicals. mutually suspicious de-
tectives. and other more or less convinc-
ing characters and property" All OF
which reminds the reviewer that the mer-
~ narrative should work up into a Joy
Gus play. New York: J. ". Watt &
Coz
The Washington herald., 1910-09-08
4 DAILY
BOOK ENTEW
"OUT OF THE NIGHT. .

"out Of the Night" Mrs Baillie Rey-
nolds new novel, is. as the title sug-
gests. somewhat melodramatic. The
heroine. Vernon WiImot, paying a first
visit TO her fathers old home in England.
stumbles to a strange door IN the dark
ness and surprises her unknown cousin.
Jem Bardsley. in a compromising situa-
ton. Thus their acquaintance begins bad
~. nor does her innocent admission Of
affection for Lionel GIadwyn, manager
Of her Vancouver property. mend mat
ters, despite Jem's surepdtious atten-
ticns Il another woman. Lionel, loving
Vernon more than ever in her absence
presses his suit by mail. and at last ar
rives Unexpectedly in England. Start
ling and even tragic complications ensue.
The tale is fairly well written and holds
the attention up 10 the happily-ending
climax, despite a rather slow style and
some interjected preaching more COM
mendable from she religious than the lit
erary standpoint It is characterized by
abundant action. George H Doran Com
pany).