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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
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iammsn 9dite Bel einem Diner
in 2onbon.
Cine anti bpnaftiIde RepoIutiou IN
CHINA anseorobt.
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ientant bes prdiib.utsn Widoris an Der
Ofttiiite bon Rioarogua, bat ein Detret
.rlaiIen, bab nah 8luefielbs beitlmmt.
SdifIe bonn /. Suni On ntht ohne er''
Iaubnib Der MabriSs sRegisruns III Den
9ofsn ,inIaufen oiirfm.
Dieies pffisielle Document TT bon
pem arisgsfabrssus .gsnus" aus srs
laiIen poroen uno ipenn es ourf99eS
fiihrt perben IolIte, bann ipiroe otss
bebeuten, bab Der sanse 5oHbtl on Der
aiifte unter Der abioIuten aontrou.
bes prGiibsut.R Wtuori5 itehen tpuroe,
noburh bic Sdhe Der Sniurssnfen
fart oefhGbist psroen tpiroe, obs!eIh
Die Staot 8luefieIos iebt Dor slnem
anartff eefihert III. 9as Der. Stda'
Ten aauonenboot .paoucob" gsituttet
ndmli5 Der r9enus~ nidE, bic Stoot
8Iuefielbs gu bei6ieben. ,rnO audi ntht
bic 8erIhan5unsen Der Sniursenisn
ienTeits Der Stabt. Der i'm Norosn
liegenoe 9iitritt, Der BON oem prtn3a'
pulta unb benz Rio granoe JluB ums
fd1loiien tpirb, lit reiht on Wlirsrdl'
unb lonopirthi6dftlihen prgoutteu,
bic gum sroben 5bsil BON 4nlsritanern
tontrollirt tperben. Die Iusfuhr BON
biefem Diitritt na6 8luefielD.s 1T iehr
bebeutenb uno ipenn bic Wd0riS zRsgIe@
runo i'm Stonbe i'll, Die Lqtt oieiem
Sonnel beIhGftigtsn Dumpfer un5ubals
ten unb bamit ben SniuraeRten Die
8orrGtbe obsui6neiben. oan.r puroe
iih bic Gage oes Genera!s GrIaou be-
beuisno perihlehteru.
Die 6offnung Der GirrdeusRt9Is'
rung baiirt auf Der 5latiuHs. oab Der
Der. Staaten Stoaisistretar ancT
formell .ntIhi.bsn bat. bab Die Jnln.z
: aentsn, obsleid lie BON benz ,~gluTt
bel gluefielos pertrisben tpuro,n uro
oas 3ollamt bcrtielbit ur.fsege6sn bas
ben. inlmer nod bds Redt baben, on
elmer anberen Stsns 3Sll. 81 erbebeI,.
Das Detrst bes Tr. Srias puroe
am 9onnsritdg eriafen, an benz ole
Heaierungstruppen unter ben Oensra-
len Cara unb Gooop. nch per9tblihen
8eriu6en, 8luefielns bon Der aanos
f.iie aus Az nshmsn. iih suriifso9eH.
Die Generate Giiraoo uno gbdmorra
hoben inspiifen bic Sfferjipe ererits
fen. EN- ben Iebten a1mpfen hakn Die
Heaierungstruppen ridt ipenI9er als
$50 Wdnn an 5obien unb $50 an Bers
lpunbeten perloren unb 300 6efangsns
finb gitrabd in bic sdRbe gfallen. in
ben am Donneritns itdttsefunosnen
aGmpfen botten bic esniureenten nur
feds 9pbte unb ID @ertpuni,ets.
Die 5ruppsn 2nras icller nie am
beIten orsaniiirten Der MabriSs Regis'
rana setpefsn Iein unD ihre yexceridas
bat Der gItraodsResisrung neae Soifs
nung sseeben. gftrabo mar in Jolge
rer llnidbigteit isinsr Manni9Iftsn
unter benz General 3eisoon. ben
Bluff su haIssn. iebr niecerseftlas
gen, bic Gage Pat iih aber insrpiiten
ipiebsr isbr 81 ieinen Guniten perdn'
bert. generni cara tanH iih NIT lea
nen 1ruppsn unht ieF ipeit 5uriitsies
hsn, oa bic Simple. non benen sr ums
esben III, tn Datse anbcItsnosr Regens
eiIs anyuairfGz ftno. lls3ss eisisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Seds iun9e Bu uTIinge
huID befunben

Nep gort, 2, syuni, - SEEDS
Iun9e Burden bon gaterion, q. g.,
aLIe guten TamiIien ongeb0renb, Tiro
an 2lbenb fhuIois befunoen noroen,
s5uIia Rtoren, Elm II Sabre aItes
W}Go6en, geiaGnoet 3u baben. Die
b0hite. Strafe, Die ihuen 5ugerleHeu
peroeu tanr, lit Is Sabre 3uarbaus
unD cine Celebrate BON $1,000. 8as
llrtheiI piro ipGter gefdQt peroen.
Die iiberfiibrten Sunqen Iino: Sames
murbod, Gouis 4rsiore, 5bomas Wa-
tbeps, QleronDer Surner, gilbert 3iLep
uno Sobn McGrabp. 5amtlton Murs
bod. Der nit ben 4noeren angetlQgt
mar, tpuroe freigeiprpden.
9pnamit GrpIoiton.
QIGsntopn, ga, 2. SUM-. eSn
Tolse Der por3eiti9en Grploiiou elmer
Sprenglaoung in Dem Steinbru6 Der
2ebigb Bortlanb Cement gompann in
meit goplen tameu am 0pnneritae
adt Mdnner ums 2eben. 3reibuna
bert Stan9en Opnomit in brei feds
7FuB tiefen 8obrIDhern erplooirtsn.
0rei WGnner puroen 200 SUP nett
fortgeibIeuC%rt.
mlpn I hein brenneret i'm
6er3su GAicogO's.
Gbicuqp, Sq., 2. Suni. Inter
Der 4ntlcge, cine ungeieBIiAe Sronops
9eitiQerie beirabe i'm Ser3en bon g9i.
cd9O betris6en uro bic Rsgierur9 UNI
Steuern tr 50bc BON $112.00o betro~
qsn gu habtu, puroen am 3onneritag
Simon Trtroel, Mdr grpufteIa.
Wbram 8eiB. Jrort DeiB un0 SucOb
Salaer perbdFtet Die 8unoesbeam>
ten iQqen, odb noh peitere Qntlaser
q.gen Grgro5z SpirituoIenbdroIer uno
g8irtbe &hober peroen tpiiroeu, our9
bic FrinoeI isin probutt tos purps.
7FrinoeI if prGFoeut Der Suinois Srliit
9iTti1ino Gomparp.
9ds gneroB Wbisf1gei6dft
BON StoQ &c gor1pdnp in Qerinston,
Ep., lit dm 8onnerItae burh sseuer
ssritDrt rpprbsn. Der 8erIuit, Der burb
@erIiheruns 9eosdt 1T. betduft iih auf
$4,000
- Senrp Bation, Elm iuussr Gur'
mer, 1T in Dittuion gpuntp, 8trg:s
MIA, uuf ietner Sorm ppn 5obn Dent.
.insm 81 SABRE alien Ra4bar, erfnais
ZEN ,osrosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Wetterbe,.id)t.

Sir Ohio: 3beilpeiIe tribes
unb pdrmeres Wetter am 5rettd1.
@m Samitae Ihones Better. Utdbig
itarte n0rolife WinDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
9as $2,O00,O00 gstoItet bat,
Guf ber Su6e Rd6 bem

r1lle, Tp., z. oSunt. G0d
man OermutAet, bab Soiepb WenoliEg,
Der Deriapunbene Sanitor Der tutbOti,
iden Ct. Sobauness Stride unD berz
mut6li9e M0roer Der tIeInen 2llud
asunsr, bic Der. .Staoten perlQTen bat,
10 bat bt. poli3et bur6 @erurittluHg
oes Songrebmannes SberIep bas
Stdutsbeportsnsut srIutt, i6r bel Der
Su6e na6DeuoItHg bebiilfIi1 gu Iein.
2esteres bat isine 5ilfe bsreittDiLIig
3ug.iugt uno bOfft. oab bic 2ouispiIer
geb0roeu ibm cine Photographic uub
9eraue gefdrsibung bss 8e1u6tsn
Der'hoTfen tOnnen. bic bann an idmmtz
lide 9ertreter Der Der. Stauten i'm
4usIdnb Dsri6itt tperben ioIlsn, um
bet b:r epent. Quffinbung uno 5eitz
nubme DsnOIing's gu bsIfsr.
Gin gbetl Der psrmtbter llnten
Sinulabe bss ermoroeten WGo6er
murbe am 9onneritog Notmittag in
siuem Qidenhaufsu bes llntergs1 hoBes
Der St. Syohannsssairhe geFurbeH.
II. 8. 8rerer, Der hieiios Iqent Del
rReb Star Cine. Der WenoliuG eir
Sitst mad Qntntrpen pertduft haber
min, purbe bon Der 9oIi3ei eriutt
tsin. rDeiteren angaben gu oer0ffentIi;
den.
prGf. Suft uno Trauens
bil6ung.
gbiIubeIp 6id, 2. s[uri. -
Dor Der GraouaHoentlaTe oes 8rpn
Wupr Goqeg: tonitattrte grGTtoent
3aft, cab er cine b0bere 8itouug Der
SSrau beGinittge uub cana urh or
riht nit 0snsn iibsre;nItintns, pel6:
bebaupten, oaB gebiloete f5raucH telHe
Qutsn 8attinnen uno Wliitter IinO.
60bere giIoung osrIeibe Der iTrau I'm
abbdugigtett, ba lie iih i6r Geben mt
5iIfe oerfeLben ieIbIt gtitaItsn t0rHe.
Qdhbem Der prdItoent ieine Sod
ter 5elsn, neI6s cine Stubentiu bes
College 1T, IisbeOou begrIbt bate,
fubrts Ct nit SRI. Garep ghomas,
Der prdIibsntin beg College, bic 9fro.
ssFion por 5aplOr Dan gum Bnrteu
binter Der QnitaIt an, no untsr sinem
immsrien 3elt Die 8rabuirurgs-5e 5eiers
| Iitt,tten 'tattfdroer.
Die junger 9amen fol9ten Der 3soc
oes Qrdiiosntsr nit groBem SutsreFe
uno tIatIhtsn lebbuft 9sifar, als sr
! I'D fiir h6bere GrousnbiIouug aus
| fprdh.
WGbrsno Der 0urhfiihrunG bes
8rogramms ipurbe Die Qn.iinoieung
e.mahi, oob mebr als Die notbigsn
| $3sO,OO0 qs3si6nct ieisr, uut Die
| $250,000 gu sr9oltsn, tpsI6e Der algss
meins gr5iebungsratb 8rpu geatDr
3u9eiprohsn.
Ruhmitta9s bIisb 6err Sdft i'm
College, um gegen 5 ll6r nuh 4oo
8, lpsiter5u-siien.
Der beutf6e 9otf d fts'
auf benz SdiiBenfeit e
in Soboter.
! Rem Yort, 2. Suli. Graf ool
9ernitorii, Der oeutIts Sotiaaftsr /!
WaIbington. mar am 0ouner'to!
| Ratmittag Der GbrsnsaIt bsim IecbIte,
nationaIsn Sdiissnieit oes RatioRua:
StuBensgunDes bon 4merito, c1i
isst i'm Union Siq Bart 81 9uboten
| q. g., abesbalten tpiro. Yer 8ot
| ItaTtsr biett cine 9niprahe, in Der c
ertLdrte, Der prdibent 5aft babe III
autoriiirt, bem oeutihsn SdlIsenbur'
feline 9riiBe gu iiber6ringen uno ietEsn
9ebuusrr bariiber 4usorut 81 sebsr
bdB sr ni6t i'm Stduoe lei, Die Gin
labuns, benz GeIte bei8upobnen, G1,sl
nehmeH.
Sum S6Iub iibsrrsi6te Der 9ot
| Ihaftsr benz 9unbssprdiibenten .insl
| qplosren 4oler, ben Der beuti6e 4diie
| leiaidt ia. uno Der siaer Der Shiissn
pr.iis issa ica
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Muslano. Selegrapb

Muslan0. telegraph
Die Gage In Biuelle(Os
Siinrnt tpieber oas grDkfe
Jntereiie tn 2lniprm1.
Sie Ser. Staaten seitatten Der
Maoris-5aftion utht
S5ne bon amerifaniiHen S6iffeu
am ,,1luff" bon Sluefelos 80
erbeben.
Die GipiIliIte bss osutffHu adtisrs
ioa auf $5,oo0,o0o srhDht Derben.
Saiisr 5ran3 SOieph in Seraietpo,
gosnisn, nit srObsm gntbuIias-
mus eMpfunSen.
Der britifte Capt. Ro[s itsat DIE
aeiftunsen bon gl.riot uno Jaeqnss
be 2efIsps in ben Shattsn.
eesnoem er bon Ooner ii6er ben Ranal
na4 Calais uno 5uriid mad Oopsr
flos obne su ldnben.
Sol. Rpofepelt unb 2oro Gromsr 5liz
iammsu Gdfte Bel einem Diner
in 2onbon-
Cine anti bpnaitiI6e Repolutsou III
China anseorobt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

Die @iien6obnen Ditli6 bon Gbtca8o
9a6en cine grb0bung Der 5rd6traten
angetilnotgt,
S68tei4 bic Regierung bic tpeitlihen
8dbnen buran Der6tnoert bat.
S6 lie audi bier sinihreiten tpiro, 1T
nod nt6t betunnt.
Giinftigs QusIi6ten fir bic gaumtDollz
Grnte.
2unbbisbitGble in SfIaboma gang
often Deribt.
Gie GiienbobnOorlage miro Dabrs
ihetuIih an Jrettog erleoIgt
rUeroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Saiisr s5ran3 .sOieph in Sernletpp,
gosnisn, nit srobsm gntbuEias.
mus empfungsn.

Der britif6e Capt. RoIs itsat Die
aeiItunsen Don gl.riut unb Saequss
be 2sfIeps in ben Shutten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

esnnem er bon Ooner ifber ben Ranal
naA Calais uno auriid na4 Oopsr
flos obne su Ianben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Cincinnati. yreitag, oem 3. Snni 1910.

Jo(lp6 UmOlilg, Oct lnul6z
mab(ide ]llOr0er bee alDla
G(QNer in cOuiSOide
Sbeint iid) nab Gurppa
seftibtet sm fDaben.
Sas Staatsbepartement bereit
staes @sDslihe sur 0erbaftuns
ees g'annes beisutrasen.
prdiibent 5aft tpobnt ben S6lub<
fsierIi4teiten be5 8rpn Wtapr
College bel.
9as neus prd6tige 8apitO[ DON
aentudp,
9as $2,000,000 getOitst bat,
am 9onneritag formeG singepefbt,
Se6s jun9e Wiitlinss in Pateriou,
u. s., zines iaipsren 8erbredens
i6uIoig befunber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Die Gage In Biuelle(os
Ssimint ipieber oas grDkte
Jntereiie In 0lniprm1.
Sie Ser. Staaten seitatten Der
Maoris.JaftiOn uiht
S1Ie bon amerifaniihen S6ifen
am ,,8tuH" bon Slnefelos so
erbeben.

Die gipiIltfte bss beutfdeH Rdtisrs
ioa auf S5,O0O,OO srbObt fDerben.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15
They are culttvating mint beds in
Alabama again.
VOX POPULI.
MORE DANGER FROM
"SMOkE WAGONS" THAN COMET
Pensacola, May 10, 1910,

Pensacola, May Is, 1910.
Editor Pensacola Journal.
Dear Sir-I would like to say to
your readers, If any Of them are
thinking of shuffling off or jumping
overheard on account of the comet,
don't do it. Don't think of it. At
the very worst, We will only take
plunge through the tail of the comet,
which is only gas, and you know gas
is lighter than the atmosphere, so
that the gas could not get nearer to
us than forty miles away, so that we
will not know anything about it. We
are in far greater danger from me
teoric stones, which are falling to the
earth, but their velocity is so great
that the impact and friction causes
heat great enough to melt them
and burn them up before reaching
US, and more than likely If the comet
itself would make a headlong dash
for our earth it would find itself
blocked by our atmosphere, which
would act as a great shield to ward
off danger, purposely so designed by
the Great Author of Nature and
Guild of the Universe. No, you will be
quite safe if you keep on the back
streets, where there Is no pavement
and where there are no smoke
wagons"
D. MARSHAL ARNUM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1910.
Now For the
Silver Service.

Let every loyal Floridian set his
mind on securing a handsome silver
service for the mighty battleship
Florida" which has just been
launched.
/, 1t was graceful compliment to
Florida when Uncle Sam decided to
name his greatest fighting machine
for her. We should not fail TO show
our appreciation as an honored people
by hesitating longer to assemble the
neat sum of $4,000 for the purpose of
buying as fine a silver set as the
money will get. The battleship is
great and majestic, but it would be in
complete without the silver adorn-
ment
Some time ago. Tampa and Jackson
vile started a movement to buy this
service and several hundred dollars
was collected for the purpose. How
ever, Pensacola and West Florida
have taken no action, and the other
two cities seem to have given up the
work.
Now we should have no trouble in
raising this money. 1t is a worthy
cause and The Journal feels that it
is only necessary to remind the
patriots in this neck of the forests of
the obligation resting upon US, for
Floridians are loyal and appreciative.
Not another day should We wait be-
fore starting on the small task of col,
lecting the money.
And ten thousand dollars should be
the minimum amount, too!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15
The st. Augustine Record says:

And what's going to happen next to
our bachelor governor? An enterpris-
ing reporter on the Savannah Press
nabbed the big governor as he was
going through that city en- route to
New York for the battleship launching
and in his interview and story refers
to Mrs. Gilchrist" being in the party
The governor is going to be forever
in trouble until he consents to the
idea advanced by the Tampa Tribune
when he first went into Office to hold
a state primary for the ladies in
which they shall choose one who shall
become Mrs. Gilchrist." Let the Ia
dies choose for you and end the
trouble, governor.
The governor is having a time Of it.
Everybody in Florida has declared
that he should take unto himself life
partner. He leaves the state, but to
no avail-the reporters grab him and
go to limiting that he should marry
What Is poor bachelor to do any
way?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15
Where the Stars Shine
Brightest.

Florida is Utopia without its myth;
Eden without its serpent; California
without its snow storms; Ontario
without its winter, Bolivia without its
summer. No postrations, no frozen
bodies, no drouths and no foods; few
divorces and no poodle dog devotees.
No malefactors of great wealth, no
beggars. Socially, we have a little
streak OF Goldfish aristocracy. but not
enough to hurt. AS whole we are
democratic in spirit and politics.
We have no earthquakes nor
cyclones; our productive and divers-
fed soil is never disturbed by disas-
ter, but goes on growing all those
products that make US happy and
prosperous.
Our men are no uglier than any
where else, which is saying a good
deal, and our women-but we forbear
to do so our neighbors would think
us the vainest lot of people on earth.
Besides, words fail Us.
Our physicians are among the best
the profession affords, but We haven't
much use for them: Our death rate
is conceded to be the lowest in the en-
tire country-ih fact, people from all
the other states come to Florida in
quest of health, fortune and happiness
They never leave disappointed, for
they seldom leave at all. Those who
do are hopeless cases anyway and
probably had foot and a half In the
grave when they came here.
We work eight or ten hours, sleep
eight, and froltc the rest OF the time.
Parks are as thick as potato hills in
these parts, and keep off the grass
placards are never seen. The younger
generation celebrate the last days of
their crying era by plunging into a
bottomless lake Of pure, transparent
water and swimming a few leagues
while ten thousand frightened fishes
underneath them plunged downward
for dear life. o..
Every home, no matter how humble,
has its fragrant flower beds In the
front yard under the palms and the
wistaria, in which Is perched the peer.
less Florida mockingbird whose in.
imitable melodies soothe US to sleep
at night and wake us at the break of
dawn.
The same old moon that sheds its
silvery beams on the smoke and SCOT,
stained roofs Of Gotham's tenements
and timidly seeks sweet entrance into
the sultau's harem, IS the same moon
which makes our nights but days In a
modified form. The moon, and its
merry sisters Of the constellation, we
sometimes think, live closer to the
Land of Flowers than to the provinces
Somehow they nestle closer to the
earth down here than they do else
where. 1t is fit to quote here, 81
don't know why love you, but do!'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

We can't understand these special
favors from the heavenly beings, but
We have them all the same.
In Florida, life is but ont tireless
smile, like unto sweet dream: Never
too bot, never too cold, never too wet,
never too dry. Nc abnormally wealthy
people, no pitifully poor; few jail
birds and no llycoddles-just an
average. The only thing we have to
excess down here is Joy and peace.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

Every night the Joe Brown tooters
feel happy that another day has pass
ed without Hoke Smith having an
nounced for governor, and every
morning they wake up with the dread
that he will announce during the day.
Augusta Herald.
Joe Brown papers have been
making substantially the same CON-
ment about Smith. 1t looks as though
the mark has been drawn and spit on,
but both parties are afraid. q.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

Inside the greasy shirt and stalking
man worth his weight in gold. The
gopher shell is not attractive, but IN.
derneath-O, my,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15
The Columbia State says the a

The Columbia State says the
Jeffries-Johnson bout would not be
permitted 'in pious Florida" No;
one days sojourn in this fair state
would take all the fight out Of these
two toughs. Their hearts would melt
in mutual love, and right here under
the cloudless skies in the shade of a
palm tree they'd bury the Ratchet and
make I'D
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

Now that Friday the 10 has passed
and gone again, we don't mind men
tioning it. With this double-barrelled
omen and the comet here at the same
time, it was well enough to keep
quiet on the incident until the danger
had passed. Day before yesterday
was the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15
A Worthy Fair-You Are Welcome.

The Times desires thus early to d.
rect the attention of the people of
south Florida to the Interstate Fair
to be held at Pensacola November Z
to II. 1t will occur at time con-
venient for the people of this section
to make a good show of the resources
of their farms and groves, and such
an exhibit would come before a null
titude Of people who are near enough
neighbors to understand and appre-
ciate. The Times hopes an active in
terest will be aroused in our section
Of the state-always provided there is
no conflict between the date Of this
event and some enterprise nearer
home. And even in that case there
should be a creditable exhibition of
our specialties.-Tampa Times.
Flies.
The subject of flies continues to at
tract more and more attention. The
Pensacola Journal has been for many
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

The second New York internal reve-
nue. collection district Will pay the
largest assessment under the new cor
poration tax law. the amount being
S3,274,74S. That ought to cover
good portion OF the congressmen's
franking privilege. It also gives the
government line on what next to
create that will eat up this additional
revenue
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

After the question had gone the
rounds a few times, another contem-
porary persists in asking, rs the Taft
administration failure?" Welly it
isn't all over yet, but what we've seen
of It isn't glowing success"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

What puzzles US IS, why they always
dig up all the fancied evil things
man is supposed to have done when
he runs for office, but plaster him
with all the fancied good things in his
life when he dies.-Orlando Citizen.
Well, when a man dies the whole
world is either the better off. or else
the whole world is loser. The effect
isn't SO general if he's elected to Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

Still when presumptious cock
roach climbs up the inside of your
trousers, the question arises as to
whether it is more expedient to turn
over the table getting up or call for
assistance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

Editor Watson, of the Jeffersonian,
says Congressman Howard is a liar"
and in the same issue he calls an
other fellow crook" Tom always
vas bit timid about saying any
thing. However, when he does make
a statement he has a knack of proving
II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

months waging a warm fight against
them. DR.. Terry, city health officer
at Jacksonville, recently issued a cir
cular pointing out some of the dan
gers of the fly.
The state board of health at its an
nual meeting in February passed
rule prohibiting the keeping OF
horses within five hundred feet OF
any residence or store, in any incor-
porated town or city, except under
such conditions as will effectuaIly
prevent the breeding and liberating
of flies. A very simple bin as an ac-
cessory to stables viii be described
in the next number of Health
Notes.
The motto Of the bulletin of the
Kansas state board of health 10:
swat the Fly" The Merchants AS
sociation of New York continues to
issue new literature on the fly. One
of the most recent features is NOV
ing picture show, THE Acrobatic
Fly" Another moving picture show
gives 1.-THE Life History of the Fly"
and it's possibilities for harm. These
originated in England and are soon
to be introduced into Florida. as a
feature of the campaign the state
board of health has been conductins-
Florida Health Notes.
File Him Away.
What can Alabama do with 10
cal option governor and state-Wldet
for lieutenant governor? asks Ths
Pensacola Journal. Since 1t has de-
veloped that a president pro tenn OF
the senate may be elected to preside
over that body, the chances are tnal
the Iieutenant-governor may be filed
away for future reference.-Florala
Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

McMillan's Monday leader
this time is going to be good
looking, Al Bingham at 5
cents, and you can'tvery well
beat THAT. Sale cornrnen-
Ces at 8 -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

and blindly thrust your clean collar
and new tie on the ever faithful fly
paper on the dresser, which you don't
discover until the next morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

The Wright brothers are to fly
from Dayton to Chicago, a distance of
$50 miles, provided they don't fall
down in their plans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

Speaking OF entangling alliances
how about the fellow who marries at
35, and at SO his wife learns that the
woman the knave married at % is
still living, without a divorce?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

The Laurel Hill News prints Sen
ator Taliaferro's picture and puts Mr..
Broward's name under It, which books
Brother Mapoles for trouble with both
men
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-15

We have the talent, material and
energy in Florida, and little time
will give us what we do not have, If
there is such a thing.