davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
gotsSam.

Sim Sonlltag Ben 2. slpriL
rpnrSe IN Ser ref. 3iong Scnleihoe,
ole Sriiiiing ser goRfirmanAen ab.
gebalten llnb olle Siiioer baben Sitr
6reltSc ibrer Gltcrn imb Der Sc.
meinbe elm gl1nSenbes Ggnnlen ab.
gelest. slm RalmIonlttog per6en
nun folgeube aiilber coniirmirt:
Seinri6 aessler, 8illbelm groefer,
@ilbelm Miefs, Sentie giferaunn,
sSobnmr 9eppc, Snlia Selh Coma
Snniidl Minra iSigler, sIlma Sans,
9lnlanba Seppe. SIM GGarfreitag
lit Sorbereitlns 5um beilg. slbcno.
nabl lnS Siterionntaa ,perOen bic
Gonfirmnnoen NIT Der Gemeir0e
oas \. slbenonabl geitieBcn sum
8eo1htnis. bes groBcH Soten Der
eiltit nm Gbarfreitag icin Sebeu fiir
sic Menidbeit IicB lmo burd lcinen
SOB lnb gllifriHluttg ms elm ncll.
es 9ebcn enparb. SItermontog lit
lpieber @ottcsbicllt. slae @ptteS.
bienItc be9iulcn @or9ens nm 10
llbr. Der @Gmerfor Der @entcin.
Sc miro inter Der 2eitiina oes Srn.
gbltar6 &roter mebrere 2ieoer por-
tragen, pelde sur Grbebnng Der
sScitc piel beitroger iperocn. glnc
SrelnOe ser @eteiiroc iin6 brr5lidJ
cingelaoen Sen @ottesbienIten bel.
'5utuobnen.
Scrgangenen Wittsuod mar ci.
ne Guiltiiig Enrtie bel iSrmt Sam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
.asrt. .gane

Sberg & Seinleir lpdren les.
te @o1e fleiBig an Der Slrbeit Sent
erbola 5u ldgen.
Senrp Siuetdh bot icin;nenes
fertig nnS lit leste 8c'
f)e eiltge5ogen.
- Die &otb Sfllle nnter Sei'
tiing oes 9ebrers ". s. 0ol apirS
mergen SdI,lBfeier bqltcn, Cir
.idones 3rogruiu fornrrtt sur aus'
.fii6r,ns. 9ieies lit Serrn Soa's
stueites Sabr ais Sebrer bier ii,rf
es i6eint man lit nit ibm ollgemeiu
sitfrieoen.
- GbriIt Iobliirg mar Sonn-
tag in Sermonn bcim Sruoer slil-
quit 5ir 9Grh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
sssas nnicrc ecsislatnr pullbraate

5m @an5en Iirpo in beioen Sdll.
iern Der ScgisIntur 273 Gprlagen
angcnommen iuor6eh Die fadt 5u
gleiGen Sbeilen ibre Gntitetui8
Dem llnterbons uno octn Senat 5ri
perbaufen battcn. Gs ipuroen 130
Scnats- iInO 1874, ltnterbnusDorla.
gen sur glmlafnte gebra6t.
Die geneinifoftlihen Sorlagen,
Die ot,acnomlnen mllrOeu, betrafen
Die &dtifi5iri,na eilter bunSesItoot.
liden Giltfomneniteuer: Die 9fe.
aiitrirlng Der Stinuneeber IN st,
2ouis County; ole slbItimmung itber
cine gonbaus9obe i'm getraae bon
So, 100000 fir eipen aapitof. .9teu-
bau, sic gelegentIih Der ltadJltidbri.
een Serbihpablen por3unebnen nj
unO Die 3eltregldiritnG Oes ifiil.
| lpflidtiaen glters.
Inter oen Sorlagen, Die Inv Dem
einen oocr an6erem Der beioen Sdil'
ier tbren llripritna battem nno on.
genonunen ipurben, lino Die tpi6ttg'
item folgenOe:
slbbaltnn9 elmer Spe5id -a6ftim
muna iibpr cine 9onbaltsgnbe por
$3 100000 fiir ben gseubnl oes
aapitols. Die 4bitinniing fat au
1. Iueldt oes lal,fenoem Sabres 81
crfolgen.
gsirtbidJaftliSerTe,t iollen feriter
bin nalr nod in inforporirten Stdo
ten uno YlGsen ertbeilt perSen
(9en FOG. n&onbbaltes" ioll oei
@araus genrndt tperoen.)
! gteitregliring Der giienbabtfubr
raten:
! abidoffrng oes Strdflirgs<@on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I Sdoffitng elmer Gintpdnoerlttgs
| gebor6e, Die ans Dem 8onperl,elir
Dem Staatsiefretdr, Dem Staatsa,i
bitor mo Dent Staatsf6asmeiiter b
| itebt;
8eidranfnng ser slrbeitsaeit iii
Srditeft:
4 grbebiiIta elmer Ttaatlihen aiitc
mobillisers i'm 9etragc bon $3 bi
$12;
), Grrpeiteritlig Der @adtbeiiigniIi
Der itantlihcn giienbobn-8aarer
bans Gon,tniiiion;
!. grnennilllg BON Sipei Icciiefon
lmiifdren iiir Ct. 2citts birds 81,
ieipeiligen @iapor; Sieie 9tn nm
Sc bonn @ouperncur NIT 8eto bt
Icgt.
&iidcrftattuna Der llnoerfallene
S6mtfli5enss s@ebiibren OH oie Grbe
eilles pcritorbenet 8irtbes.
J. 9ie piclc Der ansenonlntenen $50
lageip Ole llnterI6rift btS @oltpcl
neurs erbalten, ent5iebt iid) De
porldltiigen Deltrtbeiluna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
oeutIdlanb perbrand,t. far bier

SentId,lanb perbrandlt. far bier
IiIIiorSen Dollars lanSluirtbid)ait.
lidle SroSutte. 3abor er5cugte Die
Se1ttIhc 2anoipirtbidnft Srei Bier,
tel, l,llS eitt 8iertel, in Der Saiipt;
fade tropii6e nnb iitbtropiid)e @r'
seiaitiiie, mub bonn IrslanOe, be-
5oaen tper6efr. 9eittidJlaitS lit flei-
ner oils Scras, nnb umf bieierr &C.
bietc er;elsgt es Srei @htel Der
&ro6lftion, oie ole Ser. Stoateu
ni,f 4sbreln getp1ltigen @ebiete fer.
sorbriigcn. 3na Seigt. ipie ratto.
iren 6riibem sic 2aip6luirtbid)aft be-
trie6en miro.
ssm aps Anseles Seralb las mas
iiingIt eiiten @it, ser tuie6erbolt az
rperocm perbiert. vSip @aibington,
fdreiht Gas aeiianlte 8lntt. 1iniipAe
Champ GIarf, it,ie cine 8epeidps mel
set, fir eineit Trebi9cr gebalten.
Gas iii aber niGt 10 iiberraiGen6
mic sic Sbatfofe, ba6 IN beriel'
bep Stabt 8iGiam Sorimcr fir eli
nen gnqel geboltep nor6en iit."
8aT6inaton ideint iibertaitpt eli,
6eionoers irlidtbares sSelb fir Ser
tpcdslilngcn 5u icir. go n1aitdcr
f)at idon oen 8unOesienat fir Ell
ne golfsbertretnng gehalten!(@bl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07

-@emGB eines 9eridtS oeS gr.
bcitsfonuliii1rs Siller, oaB Die Gro.
blrftiom BON &ali-, Haiph. ino
Sdnlpf.5nbaf, iopie Gigarren nm
Gigarettem IN Selp All Sabrifcn Ses
StaoteS WsiIIouri. in oeip lcbten Sab.
'mm beDeitteno 5uriifgegangen ut
Ter 9iiidgang III Ser 3abl Der 6a'
brifcm lit ouf Die SbatIafe Silriid.
sltiiibren, onb Ole Slrolitrie niAi
nlefr 10 lobnenb lit ipie in friiberep
SSabren. Die Better Ger fleinerer
iSabrifen bobcn ON Die eroBcret ans.
perfauft ooer oas @eid)dit gart
aufgegeben. Ter Sauptgrulro be
itebt Garin, oaB Oas Robmaterial be,
oeliten0 tbeurer uuroe ltno OaB aud
oie 2o9ne geitieaer iino, 10 bai
alio scr Irofit fiir Die sSobrifonter
aerihgsr mnroc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
Sor ,Sabren iaste einmal @eO.

Sur Sabrcn iaste einmal @eo.
Eef, Ser 0tarf Stpailt. @isconIilrs:
,8enn ser 8ei5en i'm Ireiie iteigt
erfG9rt Mebl oas bilrdj Den Selc-
graph. Sinfcn Die 8ei5enpreiie,
10 erfabrt Mebl baS NIT Dem aa'
iralboot!"
@ie rid)tio @ef bcobadtet, mer.
fen sic aonilmlenten jltlt aegenip1r'
tig ,pieoer. Die Sanbelsblatter De-
ridteu idon ieit gerainner 3eit.
caB Die EreiIc pielcr 2ebenSnlittel
betrGdtlid gefaIleiu ieien, allein Die
Sallsfrau merit nod lrift uiel Da.
bon, lpenlt Tie ibre ginfauie allf
oeitr Marfte ober I'M Suben rla2t.
Gin3elne 9iitge, mic 5. 9. Safe,
III ) iogar IN Der lebtcn 3eit int
Sreiic geitiegen. Gie Soften Der
SebclrsEaltling iinb in Oelr letten
orei Sabren iebr bod gclueien; iie
limo es nodb luenngleid, Die pffi.
sieacn 9eri6te ieltItellen, 0aB oiele
9tabrungsnlittel mGbrenb oes letten
SSobres BON fiinfseI,n bis pier5ia
lsro5ent billiger geiporoen ieien. So
8ei5en, Wlais, S6lodtpieb, S6iuei-
nc, @eilii9el un0 Iilderei.Troeuf'
tc. gier lmo 9utter iinb 5ltr 3eit
freilid billigcr als tpdbrenO oeS
g8inters, allein 0as liegt iit Der
groBen 9roouftion. Slide bagegcr
linO etipo bpppelt 10 tDeuer, als boz
3cbu Sabrelb obgleid See'Sil6l
nidt ieltener getporoen itnb, 8ei'
aen iii 3S Iro5ent biIliger, als por
einem Sabre, ip6brenb Mebt in
SfIeinperfalpf nlr 612 Sro5ent IN
8reiie eefaaell it, Die Ereiie fiii
SIeiId iiltb nid)t ba1b 70 pteI 5il
riidoeQnnaeh lpie bic Gieb. mi
1Sltterpreiie. Die aus Gcrealicr
ber0eitelitcn 9fabrnngsrlittel babel
nod oieeIben Ireiic, Die lie ipit ei
rligem So1rcn gebobt baben cbgletd
ooS @etreioc, ans DEM lie bergc
Ttelt lperoelt, i'm @robbnrbel I'M
oreiffQ itno nlehr Tro5ent billige1
gctporoeit lit, $50 lit Grr @rnrl
fir oieie Gfideimtng 81 nfen'
GaS lit eille oltr Srage, iiber oi
id]on mundlerIei seiagt ilno geldlrte
ben tpurDe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
: Ser Meiaenitono beredtiat al

Ser @eiScnltano bereftigt Siir
gegenlpdrtigen 3eit 5u beitem Soif
ipllpgcrl. Ser lettc @inter, Der me-
nige itrenge 6roitc, feile gu craicbi-
ge Nie6erihld9e irro aud feline
pl6blidpn unh ertrelnelr @itternngs.
ipe6iel bradte, mar mir Die Miiioll.
rier Sarnter elm altberit giinitiger.
Dit Den srii6iabrsorbeiten idrittcll
bic iSarnler riiitie porlp6rts, mo
Ser glus6lif iitl ais Elm III ieOcr
8esiebung crmlitbi9enoer sn be5cidl-
lten Ser Safer lit geidct ilno FAINT
ba cr gclutg Sclthtigfeit bot, aut
ailfgebcu Die Sorlirer boben ill-
folge bes niloen @intcrS groBe
@orrdtbe nn 6iltter eeiport, unO
oas gieb iltdt iidl lett idon eilen
bebclltcnoclt 9beil ieimer gtubrnna
auf Der griiiteu @eioe, @s lit nod,
etfuas al friib, INN eiltelr li6cren
9eridt iiber oie @ntfuidelllnw Del
sSriidte geben sat fotuten. gS itebt
| jcOodl ieit, naf pielc %biriid}c, be-
| ionSers Die beiten, Inter Dem Sroite
1 litarf geIittcit baben, ood) miro e
/ limmerbin trp6 inebr als eiilen hal
6er Grtro0 geben ipelnt Iic llihi
ipciter 6eidaoiot tperSen. 9ie Grn.
/ te slaslihten fiir gIepfrl, @ecreN
spallbcnfriiftc imS aRoere 6rldt
lorten inns boffnilipgerlpedenS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
9rafe
Casper edneioer beidneioe

Casper S6neioer beidneibet
SbltbGlnle fir gtahbarl,.
Scbrer &. u. Reper bate let.
TEN Sninltog in ieiner Shule einc
id,0ne S6luBfeier.
-aseher 8eebiitrift bat eint
sdleife (9foab Drag aber ilieman>
ifleift iie iibcr Die 8ege.
es purSe ant Soniitag bic,
.beidlofien 1lGdItcn CONNER biel
cine gnmp- -@eetirg ab5ilbalten.
Die beutid)en 4resbeterianel
Yreoiger BON iefls peribieoenel
Staate,, tperSen i,t Ban bonn 19, bis
sinu 90. 9lpril cine 3uianme,tfutif
baben; eine Gbre berelt itdy allc Gin
ipobner Der llmacgctib frciten tper
0ert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
Iorriiun.

slrtbur 2Gifinon hat iidy nod
Safapette County be0cbel no CT
bis 9crbit arbeiten iRill.
Setrp Mertens ulro tSamiliC
iparcn Sunntaa in Gbalnois.
Sron &ernline @lit lit an
@ailtag OIL Ser Ynelunonia geItorben
Sic mar III 1S42 in Seiltihlano ge'
lbUren unb fam in 1865 NIT ibrer
@eidapiIteru bierber. Sbr Scihnam
iuuroc om 0tittiuod in Burgers
5ricobof becroi9t linb biclt Rep
BON 2onni oic Seidenreoe. gir
gnlber mlS cine Sdhueiter ii6erle
ben lie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
Ons gsnnoesaeridlt III @oi1.

Oas 8un0e&geri6t ii Noib.
iIpaton bat sic gntideioung Der III.
teren @crihtsb0fe IN Der '8crI0um.
SuuasfIaae bon Sam. 9. Goof, oes
iriiberen stcotSiefret6rs non Niiie
ionri, aegen Sen .,@lobesGcrnofra
i'm CT. Souis Qufngd)t erboltell mo
nuiB ieire 3eitilngsgeieaif)aft Dem
Serrn Goof ieet bic ibn 5ltgGpro'
6ene gntid|Goigung bon $4,000
miSbeSablen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
On ,oie eesislatnr BON @iiiunri

Ga Sic Scgtslntnr BON Witnpnrt
lid, iibcr 81 Ielt-gintteillnlg oeS
Staates IN Senotsbiitrifte rid)t Ell
,li0en fonalte, 10 fGlt bieIe slufgabe
Dem @ouuerneur Saolep, Stnatsie.
fretdr 9iooh aino @ercralanipalt
Ntaior su. 9ieielbeiu lperoen per-
ilthen, einen betnofrntiIdcn @crrp-
ntaroer Onrdl5rlieten, aber @onper-
neiir SaMep miro baroiri belteben
oab bic @intbeiliing geieblih llno
gerett porgenonlrtem miro. Slr Die.
lem Sole Iollten polu ben 81 9i.
itriften bea Nepublifunern menig.
itelts t6 'auto oen 9emofraten 1s
sltfaIlen. Sails ole 9cluofraten alti
if)rer gilttbeilimg beiteben, mil ner
@ouoernem periitden, Die slngele'
qenbeit inter Dem Snitiatip- nnf
observation-disclosures Dem Toli
SIR @itimtni,ng dil unterbreiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
GirR Gfeef.

Gie SSrIs. @racc mo 9iutb
Sorn, BON &errnann panen mebrere
Gage bel Ocr 6oiltffie Seinrih Seiie
bel Oepcn Sodter either Sciic 81
9eiildl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-07
snrpn n,@itunrnelles DC eOnitant.

Ser franBoiiife Sreioensapoltea, bot
nit .leircn 9enerfllngen iiber unier
@efGGltniB 5u Sapan genail oas
&i6tiqe getroffen. 90 aitfrid)tbg
betoe 8egieriingen bennitbt limo, Die
auten 9eSiebllnaen 8lr einanner aiit.
reht 3u erbalten, 10 fanh man oodl
mic iider iein, ob nidt unlItanoe
eintreten, oie itdrfer iinb oils ibr
gutter @iIe. Sir slmcrifa lit nbne
3ipeifel bas bette Wittel sur Grbnl-
tima hes sSriebans-ger ieinl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
VISIT BUSY
BEES CAFE
IF you EVER EAT "DoWN TOWN"
YOU CAN CONGRATULATE
YOURSELF THAT THERE Is A
CAFE OF SUCH HIGH CLASS
SERVING PATRONS At SUCH
REASONABLE PRICES,

Do you ever eat? That is, do You
ever eat down town? II so, then you
have chance to congratulate yourself.
Try a 25-cent meal-breakfast, dinner
or supper-at the Busy Bees and SEQ
just how fortunate Pensacola is In
having such a restaurant
Everybody knows that the refrisera-
ton at the Busy Bees Is supplied BY
the Ice man and not by the clerks.
The wise profit by the experience OF
others-the Busy Bees Cafe would not
have the largest trade in the city II II
did not give satisfaction. And, II it
suits others it will suit you.
1t Is noticeable that the most fas-
tidious appreciate the advantages Of
an excellent cafe-hotel of moderate
prices and naturally stop at the Busy
Bees Cafe and Hotel when in Pensa-
cola.
Messrs. Karas and Danikas are the
proprietors of the Busy Bees at BIS
South Palafox and they serve you din
ner or supper for % cents, giving more
in every way than any other cafe in
the city. Try them and ha convinced.
go
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
MINE COMPANY
MAKES TOPPER
CENT OF HITS
THE 1esRD COMPANY OF Fl. BAR.
RANCAS MAKES A FINE RECORD
WHILE ENGAGED IN SUBMA.
RINE MINE PRACTICE RE-
GENTLY.

The f6std company (mine) coast ar
tillery corps held submarine mine
practice on Feb. 18th and made 100
per cent Of hits.
In this practice targets 10 feet by
6 feet are towed by one Of the govern
ment boats over a loaded mine and the
mine is fired by what IL known as
judgment firing" BY this is meant
that the course Of the target is plotted
by observations made by means OF op-
tical instruments at the ends Of an es-
tablished base line. The observations
are made at equal intervals of time
and the distance travelled during any
one interval il the basis Of a calcula-
ton on a slide rule, which shows the
time it will take for the target to reach
the mine. At the end Of this time the
mine is fired and If all calculations
have been correctly made the target
will be demolished.
The war department allows three
mines to be fired each year by each
mine company. There are now forty
three mine companies in the coast ar
| tillery corps.
The recent practice is the first sub.
marine mine practice held at the forts
i and Is q significant illustration OF wha
| can be Gone by these companies, as al
three targets We're within the destruc'
/ tive radius of the mines when they
were exploded, the company thus max
| ing 100 per cent Of hits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
TWO GOOD MEN
LOSE WITHOUT plSHONOR
Lake Butler Star.



The result of the late election for
United States senator ought to open
the eyes Of the voters of Florida to
the political bossism of the state. Not
more than half the vote of the state
was polled. Yet of that half the evil
dence Of the ruthless track the jugger-
maui car leaves in its trail the slaught-
er Of two of the best men in the state.
Blount and Stockton. They both were
defeated without dishonor, as both
conducted their campaign on a plat
form that was on a high plane and
dignity that was consistent with the
dignity Of United States senator. Both
of them are men who ara grand and
noble enough IN character to sustain
defeat and come out Of the race strong
er in the estimation and respect of the
best men and thinking voters of the
state. 1t is a matter of pride to US
that the older settled counties Of the
state gave these two men strong
recognition of their merit, and par
ticularly Bradford county by which
the majority of her votes in both pri-
maries shows that the great State
Boss and City Ring of Jacksonville
cannot fool the the intelligent and
thinking voters of Bradford, who dis
dain to wear the collar Of any political
boss or ring. The corporation howl
and dirty politics won't work in Brad
ford and many other counties who
voted for Blount and Stockton. Every
true citizen desires the hasting of the
time when such cheap demagoguery
and the class politicians advocating
such measures are forever eliminated
from our politics.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
81 had been given
up to die by three
of our best doctors,

! could not stand it to be on my
feet and I was so swelled in the
abdomen I could hardly breathe.
But thanks to DR.. Miles Heart
Remedy and Nervinc I am able to
be about the streets, a walking adj
yertisement of the curative quail
tiles of your remedies, although l
am 70 years old"
john r. COCHRAN,
Lewistown, III.
Better than any statement we
could make regarding the value OF
Dr.. Miles Heart Remedy
are these words Of Mr.. Cochran.
He speaks from experience, the
highest possible source of knowl-
edge. If you have any of the
signs of a weak heart, such as
pain in the left shoulder or arm,
fainting and hungry spells, short
ness of BREATH, smothcring spells,
auttering or palpitation of the heart,
you need
Dr.. Miles Heart Remedy
which for over twenty years ha:
been recognized as the best prepa'
ration of its kind to be had.
Sold under q guarantee assuring the
return Of tho prioe Of tho first bottle u Z
fails to benefit. At ALL DRUGGISTS
MILES MEDICAL CO., sikhart. Ind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES YIELD
TO zEnO Treatment.
\ CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATION
FOR EXTERNAL USE.

n CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATION
FOR EXTERNAL USE.
The Crystal Pharmacy is 80 conf
dent that ZEMO and ZEMO soap used
together will rid the skin or scalp of
infant or grown person Of pimples,
blackheads, dandruff, eczema, prickly
heat. rashes, hives. ivy poison or any
other form Of skin or scalp eruption,
that they will give your money back
II you are not entirely satisfied with
the results obtained from the use of
ZEMO and the soap.
The first application will give
prompt relief and show an improve
ment and in every instance where
used persistently, will destroy the
germ life. leaving the skin In . clean,
healthy condition.
Sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere and IN Pensacola by The
Crystal Pharmacyl
Let US show you proof OF some re-
markable cures made by ZEMO and
give you 80 page booklet how to pre-.
serve the skin.
The Crystal Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
vOX POPULI.
THINKS ONE PRIMARY
WOULD BE SUFFICIENT

F1llingim. Feb. 1e, 1911.
Editor Pensacola Journal.
have read and re-read with 4
great deal Of pleasure your comments
on the outcome Of the last primary;
but, with your leave, will make
few suggestions: We had three good
men running, but good is an adjective
compared a. follows: positive, good:
comparative, better: superlative, best.
Now, say we should have the best
every time. Who was the best Why,
the one who received the highest vote
and that was Mr.. Blount by 1900
votes. But time honored custom
says he must have more than half the
votes cast. and as a result the good
man must drop out, and let the bet
ter" and the best man go through a
scorchinE ordeal Of three weeks. giving
every disgruntled voter time to form a
combination to beat the best" man.
We have all seen the outcome more
than once where the best" man was
beaten by the better man. Now, Mr.
Editor, II 1t were known that there
would be but one primary. and that
the one receiving the highest vote
would be the nominee. many thou
sands Of dollars and vast amount o,
turmoil and bitter feeling would III
saved. Georgia and many other state.
are using the one primary system, and
am told everything works harmon.
iously
It makes my heart rejoice to know
that we will soon have three or foul
new railroads running into Pensacola
Wishing all success to The Journal
am.
L e. ALLEN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17

OF sporting offers made by the large
eaters Of old, that made to Charles
Gustavus Of Sweden when he was be-
sieging Prague is worthy Of recall. A
peasant offered for the kings amuse-
ment to devour large hog then and
there. General Koenigsmark, so runs
the tale, suggested that one with such
an appetite ought to be burned as a
sorcerer, on which the peasant said to
the king: "Sir. IL your majesty will
make that old gentleman take of his
spurs. I will eat him before begin the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
Every Man Read

This treatment II said to have
acquired q wonderful reputation
throughout the East, owing to its
peculiar propensity to fortify the
nerve force and generate health
and a consequent personal mag
netism 50 ESSENTIAL % the happi-
ing to those who are physically
impaired, gloomy, Respondent, nsr-
vous and who have trembling Of
the limbs, dizxiness, heart palpita-
ton. cold hands and feet, insomnia.
fear without. cause. timidaty in
act nationally as others do. Also Of
vast benefit to writer's, professional
men, ONCE workers and the VIC
Tins Of societys late hours and
over-indulgence In wines, liquors.
etc.
BY preparing the treatment at
home secretly. no one need know
OF another's trouble, while the In
gradients are much used in Alling
various prescriptions, 80 that even
the purchase OF them separately
need occasion no tfmidity.
get three ounces Of ordinary syrup
sarsaparfIla compound. and bne
ounce compound fiuid balmw0rt:
mix and let stand two hours: then
get one ounce compound essence
cardiol and one ounce tincture
cadomene compound mot carda-
mom) mix all together, shake we'll
and take q teaspoonfui after each
meal and one at night.
This contains no opiates what
ever ana may also Be used by
women who suffer with tender
nerves with absolute certainty Of
prompt and lasting dement's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
CIGAR MANUFACTURER
TAKES EXCEPTION
Pensacola, Fla, Feb. IS, 1911

Pensacola, Fla. Feb. 16,~1s11.
Editor Pensacola Journal.
Mr.. N. B. Tuero's article in yester-
days issue of your valuable paper,
headed 1.-The Cigar Industry in Pensa-
COLA" was as correct In it's statements
as 1t was timely. There Is no doubt
that such fraudulent methods as de-
scribed by Mr.. Tuero exist and are
practised in Pensacola, although those
fakirs are careful enough not to at
tempt to dispose Of their questionable
products right here. but seek their
victims among the merchants in the
| west.
Every honest -naan~.fant,..er
VIII despise such methods and lend q
hand in wedding out these Capt.
Kids" that are disgrace to the city
and to the trade. while he will receive
| with open arms every manufa cturer
whose business principles are above
board and who is trying to help make
Pensacola one of the largest and most
respected cigar manufacturing centers
Of the country. There is plenty Of
room here for that kind.
There il only one fault I can find
with Mr.. Tuero's article. He excerpts
| only one local cigar factory as not be-
| longing to the class he condemns, and
thereby makes it appear that all others
work on unsound principles. Uninten-
| ally, no doubt, but for the wrong i'm
preston it may have made It forces
me to make the statement that all
cigars manufactured by me can stand
any test ana that they are what !
claim them to be, clear Havana cigars
and no punk goods. I will prove
this to Mr.. Tuero or anybody who is
| interested in this question.
But get after the "tebarrier" cigar
manufacturers by all means. They
are certainly = drawback to all honest
manufacturers and thereby to the city.
| JOAQUIN MARTINEZ,
OF Juoquin Martinez Cigar Mfg. Co.