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The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
Storm Sweeps Italian Coast.

Palermo, Italy, Mar 31.-Several vessels have been wrecked in the har- bor here and heavy damage done in this city and the outlying country by a hurricane that swept seaward. Sey- eral houses were partly demolished.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
Millionaire Dlmook Near Death.

New York, Mar. 31.-Henry F. Di- mock, millionaire and former head of the steamship trust, Is critically ill at his home. For two weeks, 1t was learned, he has been lowering be wen life and death from heart trou ,le. and physicians have been in cor
 ant attendance.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31

Pasteur Institute Director Dies
 Baltimore, Md, Mar 3f-Dr. Adolph C. Hoen, 6l years oid. director of the Pasteur Institute. Richmond, Va, and a pioneer in micTo5 1pic and histol- osy is dead in Waverly suburb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Nencs 2cbcn

bIiibt aud nod oits ben Guiner Ell.
mes to0tlterbensfronfen Sorpers, io-
fern SIR Denielben IN oem Sample
nit Der i'm INNER mtebr pergifteny
Ben @lntcntmiidurg o1rd) 8erabrei.
dung Ser b~enGbrtcn ct. 9ernnrh
&rduterpiren rllteritiibt, &iele Salt.
ien6e, melde 0ieielt Siuen ilcltc @c.
iunbbeit berbonfen, fper6en icbem
araufen beitGtigen, baB Die ct. Ser.
narS &r1uterpiQen Die bette ar3e.
nei iirtb, melfe cs gcacn Ole lailgia.
me, aber iid)cr tobten0e @lntnergii.
ing no &epitopitg berporgeDt. Der
&0rper miro NIT organilden Often
angeiiiat, Ole lid togtagTi1 in linn
anbaufen, neil cs an 9eibcsoffnurg
feblt, ulto idliebli6 bietet 0ie Naif5e
8lptbabn baS @ilo einer BON ltnrci.
miefeiten iiberiIiebenoen GIoafe, Sc.
rem @iite bitrd sic Ioern bis IN
ben Ieeten 8irfcI oes a0rpcrS Elm.
oringen. guf Die friibercn Insei.
dpen Der Ggritopfung, ). 9. aopf.
ibmerSen. gppetitloiiafeit, Sdpin.
bel, Sbnmadisoni1Ile, Ser5fIppien,
Iattiafcit, ii. i. ~, iiuS 6ie fd1on
idnpereren Spmptome gefolat, wie
wdiieriiid)tise @nifneIlmgen, ar-
h~altenSes &~reitstueb nn6 anSere Sci.
dett tootlidcr 2eber. utb I~ierenIei.
Den. aber aud Damn nod giebt cs
zinc eine eiusigc graeuei, sic Sil.
IL idlnffcn, 6aS 8Iitf nnS Oas Sp.
item nod reinigen fam. chen Ole
ct. Bernard Gr6nterpiaen. 25
Gents. aleu gpotkfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
RIVE NE US.

The steamer August Wohlt took
a raft of ties to Gore last Thursday
morning and in the afternoon made
a run to Wolzz's Island and brought
to port 372 sacks wheat. Friday she
went to Gore and brought in a boat
load of tie binders, unloaded them
Saturday and proceeded to Gascbn-
ade from where she took a barge to
Port Royal, arriving into port Mon
day forenoon on her return trip.
The Ferry Co. rented the hull of
the steamer Henry Wohlt to Messrs.
Dewitt & Shobe, contractors, for
the rest of the season, to be used for
the transferring of brush etc.
The steamer Mt. Sterling made
her second trip to Rhineland last
Thursday, bringing to port quite a
number of passengers; yesterday
she made her regular Gore trip and
brought up quite a number of pass
engers and freight.
The gasoline boat Gasconade land
ed at our wharf last Thursday, and
left again same day for Gasconade.
The steamer julius F. SLIDER
came to port last Saturday afternoon
and remained until Sunday, when
she left again for the government
works; Mr.. Jessie Neff is the own.
er of the boat; Gerald Fremouth,
pilot; Frank Ingrum, engineer; Ed.
Straaten, fireman. =
The Missouri river is again on the
rise, owing to the rains we had last
Sunday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

Whereupon. it is ordered by the
clerk invocation Of said Court, that
the said defendants be notified by
publication, that the plaintiffs have
commenced a suit against them in
this Court, the object and general ma
ture OF which is to procure a parti-
ten and division among the above
named plaintiffs and among the
above named defendants of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate
in the County of Gasconade and the
State of Missouri, towit: Lots mum
Der forty-two (42) and forty-three
(43). on East Wharf Street, and for
ty (40) feet off of the east side of
lot twenty-one CID and lots number
twenty-five (22). and twenty-three
(23), on East first street and lot
fifty-three (53), ON East Second
Street, al in the City of Hermann,
i'm the said County of Gasconade, Mis-
souri,, as per platt thereof, and that
unless the said Carl Helmholz, Doro-
thea, Helmholz, Dorothea Lottmann,
Otto Lottmann, Regime Hildebrandt
and Hermann Hildebrandt, her hus-
band, Wilhelmine Helmholz, Heinrich
Loehr, Anna d. Korn, Andreas Loehr
Dorothea Loehr, Christoph Loehr,
Friederike Loehr, Regime Hildebrandt
(widow), Elizabeth Hilmer, Elsie
B~irkenfeldt, Friederika Birkenfeldt,
Heinrich Birkenfeldt, Elisabeth Lueb-
be, Dorothea Gercke. Heinrich
Gercke, Lima Boesenrot. Selmar Boe-
senrot, Anna Koerner, julius Koer-
ner, Jenni Bruenner, Franz Bruenner
Ella Kunik, Fritz Kunik, Christian
SENT, husband of Elisabeth Senti,
deceased, Clara Lockwood, H. j..
Lockwood and George Senti, be and
appear in this Court at the next term
thereof, to be begun and holden at
the Court House in the City of Her
mann in the said County, on the 18th
day of September, 1911, and on or
before the first day Of the said term
(~unless further time be granted by
the Court and answer or demur to
the petition in said cause, the same
will be taken as confessed and judg-
ment will be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published according
to law in the Adyertiser-Courler, a
newspaper printed and published in
said County of G~asconade, Missouri.
for four weeks successfully, publish
ed at least once a week, the last in
to be at least fifteen days be-
fore the first day Of the said Septem-
Der Term, 1911 of this Court.
w. j. ELLIS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
. true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and seal of the
said Circuit Court, of Gasconade
County, Missouri, this 18th day of
July, 1911.
w. J. ELLIS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
(SEAL)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
oRpER OF PUBLICATION.

State of Missouri,
County of Gasconade. SIS.
In the Circuit Court, September
Term. 1911.
Regina Ingrum, John w. Ingrum
Viola Maulding and w. /. Maulding,
Plaintiffs.
| Carl Helmholz and Dorothea Helm
holz, his wife, Dorothea Lottmann and
Otto Lottmann, her husband, Regime
Hildebrandt and Herman Hildebrandt
her husband, Wilhelmine Helmholz.
single, Heinrich Loehr, Anna d.
Korn, single, Andreas Loehr and
Dorotha Loehr, his wife, Christoph
Loehr and Friedrike Loehr, his wife,
Regime Hildebrandt, widow, Eli
zabeth Hilmer, widow, Elsie Birken-
feldt, single. Friederike Birkenfeldt
and Heinrich ~Birkenfeldt, her hus-
band, Elizabeth Luebbe, single, Doro-
thea Gercke and Heinrich Gercke,
her husband, Lima Boesenrot and
Selmar Boesenrot, her husband, An.
ma Koerner and julius Koerner, her
husband, Jenni Bruenner and Franz
Bruenner, her husband, Ella Kunik
and Fritz Kunik, her husband, Chris
tian Senti, husband of Elisabeth Sen.
ii, deceased, Clara Lockwood and H.
j. Lockwood, her husband, Christian
Senti, widower, George Senti, single,
Albert Senti, alias Oliver Senti and
Rhoda Senti, his Observation-Disclosures.
Now on this 18th day of July, 1911
come the plaintiffs herein by their
attorney August Meyer, and file a pc
tition verified by affidavit alleging
among other things that the defend
ants, Carl Helmholz, Dorothea Helm
holz, Dcrothea Lottmann, Otto Lott
mann. Regina Hildebrandt and Her
mar Hildebrandt, her husband, Will
helmine Helmholz, Heinrich Loehr,
Anna D. Korn, Andreas Loehr, Doro-
thea Loehr, Christoph Lohr, Friede-
rike Loehr, Regime Hildebrandt, (wi-
dow, Elizabeth Hilmer, Elsie Biz.
kenfeldt. Friederike Birkenfeldt,
Heinrich Birkenfeldt, Elisabeth Lueb-
be, Dorothea Gercke, Heinrich Gercke
Lima Boesenrot, Selmar B~oesenrot,
Anna Koerner, julius Koerner, Jenni
RruennCr Franz Rrupnnpr ELLA
Kunik, Fritz Kunik, Christian Senti,
husband of Elisabeth Senti, deceased,
Clara Lockwood, H. ]. Lockwood and
George Senti are non-residents of
the State of Missouri, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be
served ulon them within this state.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Notice Of Election of Depository of
Funds Of the Puiic School Dis
trict of Hermann.

trict of Hermann.
Public notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals from banking or
porations, as sociations and indiyid-
ual bankers of the City of Hermann,
Missouri, will be received by the
Board of Education of said City of
Hermann, en- or prior to the date
of the next regular meeting of said
Board. to be held on Friday, the 4th
day of August, 1911, for the purpose
of selecting a depository of the pub
bic school funds of said City of Her
mann, consisting of the common
school fund, the German school fund
and the citizen fund, for the period
of two years, IS provided by law.
Every bid or proposal shall set forth
the rate of interest that said bank.
ing corporation, association or indi-
vidual banker offers to pay per an
mum on daily balances Of the said
public school funds together in one
part for the term of two years next
ensuing the date of said bid; and
every bid or proposal must be ac-
companied by a certified check equal
in amount to one and one-half per
centum Of the total school revenue
OF the public school district Of Her.
mann for the year, 1910.
All proposals are to be filed with
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

Gie Ilrtoinobil Gour, Die
@oitpcrnelir Saolep unH onoere
Stantsbeamten Montog bur6 oett
Staat internabnten, fpiro bon Dem
GapitoI &ebuiloing COMMITTEE aur
&ropagan6n fir sic 9lusgabe BON
BONDS i'm 8etrnge bon So, 100000
befnist, ole am /. Iiiglrit aur SIb.
thinning fomneir ioa. 3pei gln.
tomobile mlir0eir pop BENT apmite
aiisgeiunht, I'm Sampblete 5li Der,
tbeilen. Dos cine filbr ont Iontag
nit @oitpernelir Saole1 BON ct.
Souis ob inrb 0oS anoere CUR gIei.
den Belt bon &anias Giip. Sic Sln
tumobiIe entbalten tniIienoe bon Sir.
fiiloren mo 8ampbleten aitr 8efiir.
wortllng Der 8onoailssabe mo iino
nit abSeid]en unb 9anRern Der.
siert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

]. II. Hasenritter. Treasurer of the
Board of Education of the City Of
Hermann, pricr to Z O'Clock P. NJ,
on Friday. August 4. 1911.
BY order OF the Board of Educa-
tion.
A. b. WALKER, Clerk,
Board of Education,
Hermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

When you consider that your
property is only assessed at one
third of its value. you can see that
tie probable total cost to you VIII
be very small, while the limit Of
the possible cost is not buroensome
at all. A man worth $4,000 will
not have to pay more than SLIGO
capitol tax per year, while the nan
whose assessment foots up $1,000
is only out 20 cents per year, The
price Of a couple of good cigars.
What about the benefits? The
new capitol provides rooms fer the
state offices; a meeting place for
the legislature; safe f1re-proof
vaults for the records of the state;
and a building that is your capitol
home in which you have an inter-
est and to which you a point
with patriotic pride. The adoption
of the proposition by a large two.
thirds majority would advertise the
state most f~ayorably abroad, stamp
us as a live, progressive people, at
tract the attention Of homeseekcs5
AID give a general impetus to
every business interest.
The cost IS snail: the benefits
are great. It's a wise investment;
lend your influence to the end that
it may be made August 1st.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
A CAPITAL.

Missouri, the greatest state in
Inc Union, is the only state that
has no capitol building. This fact
does not reflect upon the enterprise
and loyalty of Missouriang, and
VIII not until they vote Down d
proposition to rebuild the capitol
destroyed by lightning, which VIII
be never. Just watch the spirit CT
progress in this grand old scare
embrace the first opportunity 10
build a new capitol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

Ger Stoat bat fir bic Gitgc.
iteaten I'M 3nd,tbauie eir antomo.
bill gefauft. @nroen anorae iuciB
Oaiielbe bereits 5il Iertfer. s3uerit
Lief er Sonit gegen cine Iorer an
Der Nib StruBe. nobel Die Iaidine
Ieidt beid)Goigt mitrbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
SIS lit ser @oridIaa aemadlt

Us l1t Oct B0tIWIng 9eIllad)t
poroen, Die Sr6lde als 6liegenner.
tiIget 5i bernlsen. Sic freiien bic.
ie Snicfteit namli6 iebr gerne. 9a
ibncn bieie aber in Der &egel nidt
ms Manl ffiegert 10 miiBte MAJ,
ibileir entmc6er Gliigel mlnabcn ODER
fie alS QnftidiIfer nnsbilOen. Iber
mare 0as nid)t cine lleberarbeitung2
9lm Gage iolefr ole arrleil Sbier.
den 5Iiegen fangen in0 aben0s
miiiien iie bod befanntlid fingen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
SIsesr;nns gumbenmeier ii6cr BEN
9nrit.

OH ule SQIIeH DeIIler SeDeI,
Tab, mas on begeiitert iingft,
Godber 81 Rapier OH bringit.
6iir oes 9Iattes glbonnenten,
Sit bid idtuer entbebren fonnten,
cling uis beitte mas bonn 9urit,
Der iid trefili6 remit auf Burt.
@eiI, geniir5et nod @e6iibren,
Sic Den 9urit tbut %proou5iren,
8eSbalb in ben &neipen man
Stets au6 8iirite baben fam.
9aB elm Se9en ut6 tein l1ebeE
SIT Der Snrit, iagt idon Die 8ibel;
RoaB nabm, 10 itebt bareirL
Sbn nit in Die 4r6e 'nein.
60 erbielt iif BORT Der efte
CURT Dem menidliden @ei6ledte,
Gas bei'm SiinofIi,tb &eeengub
8ailer gab i'm lleberfluB,
Sn Dem @enib un6 Sbier ertr,tnfen.
Moab bat itets abgeiuunfen,
8rndte man linn 8aiier rein,
Grant beoeutenb lieber 8ein!
9ieier 3ue bat bon Dem alien
Noab iidJ audi urs erbolten, /.
Senn penit man uns @aIier rei6t,
3eiet iid's, bnB es gtiemano ogleidt"
9urit, oas lit nidt gu beitreitell,
Sit 8egebr naf Sliiiiigfeiten;
9arails folgt Der pidt'ge S6liib,
Dab getriinfen tper6en mlB.
Seubtigfeit mub iein b%orbanben,
3ur 8~erbnuung, noblberitanoen,
Gem Ser Raeen brauft oas Sob
lln6 Die Sra9e lit MIR was2l
2iib' uno Sdien, Die ga briiaen,
Sbln ben 9urit init @aiier %itiIleit;
Sebes Sbier, DOS Iduft unb fliegt,
Sauft MIR 8niier itiqbergniigt.
Slide, Die fir Oilnlm tets gaIten,
WroBeir 8aiierbiirft entfaIten;
Dtenlden, iuern Tie Curt neripiir'n,
Wteilt mas 9elieres foninmir'n.
StiGen onteridtcnoeels" fpobI ibren
Quit nit @einen o6er 8ieren,
9enn Die ifnefen better, ltno
Sino emit MaBen) iebr geIrnb.
Iud lit burdals nidlts .tbe matter"
Mfti mem S9naps BEL faltem @etter,
God BON 6ieiem Itarfen Srunf
SIT Elm tuenig idon genultg.
Gin 9eiunoer 9urit, ibr 2ieben,
SIT benz Reni9en treu gebIieben
@on Ger 8iege Bis 5iirn Grab,
@ern mas CUTS 81 trinfen CAB.
9ros Oes Semperen5Ier.S pottes
Gag i6: Cine @dbe @ottcs
SIT Der 9urit, tpent b%anferfiiat,
Ian geniigenb i'm geitiIt.
3obei ion, min mid be6iinfer,
9icmals II I'm 9urit man trinfen,
Gem Die Strafe ie0er feniit,
Die man 6 at e N a M G t nennt,
SIT ser 9urit geftilt nit gbren,
3iemt iid's Iaen, aufsuboren,
9 Geliebtes &itblifttm!
8is Der 9urit iid tpieoerum
@initellt, Inn ms oa'ran ol mabnen,
0od) Dem &orbil6 linierer abnen,
3n b%efor0ern, meiin es Belt,
Stets Die innere Seu6tigfeit.
8as pdr 6ies firm traurig 2ebert
8dr' Inns nidt Der 9urit gege6en,
Ger nen Srieb in nns erpedt
gSes 5u trinfcrb bas gut idntedtl
9'rum ibr Sun9elt uiio ibr alten,
Gbnt ben 9urit in @breii balten,
Ser ms, tpcnn ftidt iiberitiir5t,
Seocn Sd)pppen treiflid miirSt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

Bon 0en 500 3"eitungen in
@iiiolri iino iiber 750 fiir sic slit-
nabnte Der 9onoausgabe bon 49,.
100000 iitr elm iteues capitol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

Die &orfoffel lit iest boI0 fiir
ms oos, mas Oie @iloen in au.
itralicn eSobn" nellltelt: DER perbo.
tctie 9tpiel SeS 8araoieies.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
THE QUESTION OF COST.

Tie careful business man always
cog;sts the cost and estimates the
benefits of every business enter
prise. Applying this method to the
proposition to rebuild the state cap
itol. TO be voted on August l. what
do We find: The tax rate being 2
cents on the 800 assessed valua-
ton, the following table viii give
the cost TO you:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04

knew OF the buying OF the legislature
which elected him, but it is not rsa-
sonable to suppose that as much as
one hundred thousand dollars would
be spent by uninterested parties In Sc
curing his election. without his knowl-
edge and consent.
Large sums were offered. according
to the committee, to members of the
senate and house to discontinue their
fight against the McMurray contracts.
It does not look reasonable that these
sums would have been offered without
the consent or knowledge of the man
who would be benefited most7
Considered on it's merits. the case
against Lorimer was conclusive. But
the lawyers in the senate, who can't
see anything bigger than a technical
ity. gave him his seat on a techni-
cality alone.
The Journal is frequently under the
impression that we have too many
lawyers in public places A few lay
men who rely more on common sense
than an antiquated technical procedure
could protect the public interests and
conserve the spirit OF justice which
the lawyers find so easy to hamper by
technicality.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
Warnina to RaiIroad Men.

Lock out for severe and even dan
gerous kidney and bladder trouble re-
sulting from years of railroading. Geo
E. Bell, $50 Third ST., Fort Wayne, Ind.
was many years a conductor on the
Nickel Plate. He says: Twenty years
of railroading left my kidneys in ter
rible condition. There was a con-
tinual pain across my back anad hips
and my kidneys gave me much dis :
tress. and the action Of my bladder
was frequent and most painful I got
a supply Of Foley Kidney Pills and the
first bottle made a wonderful improve
ment and four bottles cured me COM
pletely. Since being cured 1 have rec
commended Foley Kidney Pills to many
Of my railroad friends"
w. A. D'Alen1bsrte, druggist AMI
apothecary, 121 S. Palafox ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
Why Can't the People
Have These Plans?

Just as an example OF the lack OF
systematic business policy under which
6ur city government labors. we must
advert again to the matter OF the storm
ana sanitary. sewer plans which the
city paid one 7. chaIkiey Hatton to
prepare ana under which the sewerage
system was installed.
Nearly q year ago. the city engineer
asked the city council for these plans,
4 being the business Of the city en-
Rinssr 70 look after the maintenance
OF the sewer system after 1t was in
stalled. The city council asked the
bond trustees for the plans; the bond
trustees having paid for their prspara-
fion. The bond trustees asked Mr..
Hatton for them. Mr.. Hatton having
them IN his possession
After several months. or to be more
exact, on Aug. Is. 1910. the city clerk
managed to secure the plans which
the bond trustees had secured from
Mr.. Hatton and these were then
turned over to City Engineer Thorn
ton.
Then what7 Why. City Engineer
.a7hornton found that the plans were
what he wanted at all. that they
Re incomplete in many respects, and
mat he was little better on in that re-
spect than he was before. He there
fore on Aug. "a. 1910. addressed an
other letter to the city council and
from that day to this no reply has
been received.
rs it not about time that some bust
ness system or business sense OF some
kind was injected into the city gov
eminent? The peoples money paid a
high priced nonresident engineer for
the plans which the resident city en-
gineer now wants. Where are the
plans and why can't the peoples office
Of city engineer get what the people
have long since paid for and what
properly belongs in the said Office?
VIII some one please answer?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04

Florida's brightest sons seem to be
the mark of the angel of death. Men
in the prime Of their usefulness and
those who seem to be needed most are
called to leave the field of work where
they are loved and honored. The re-
cent death of Judge George P. Raney,
which saddened the whole state, was
closely followed by the death last Sun
day Of Judge James d. Beggs, one of
the most beloved jurists of the state.
Possessed Of that faculty OF holding
his friends and yet consecrated to his
duty, which he performed unfinching-
". Judge Beggs enjoyed the friendship
Of his entire simultaneously. To
know him was to love him and his
friendship and handshake were a bene-
diction. Taken at the age Of 81 his
death Is a distinct loss to the people
among whom he labored. May his
memory ever remain green in the
hearts OF all FIoridians.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
Hanpering Justice
With Technicalities.

Two important cases have been be-
fore the public recently. In one 1t was
proved that money was used in Sc
curing the election of United States
senator and in the other Il was found
that improper proposals had been
made to United States senator to in
nuence his official actions. The latter
case was in connection with the Nc
Murray Indian land contracts.
Committees investigating these mat
tiers found in each case that the
charges were true. but their recon-
mendations were to the effect that
though money was used to buy votes
5 for the Lcrimer election there was no
proof that the one benefited in this
matter had any knowledge of the vote
buying.
tee found that improper proposals had
5 been made to Senator Gore by one
person. but no evidence was given that
McMurray was aware Of the proposal
although he was the one to be bene-
hted.
s It has been the custom to give tho
one on trial the benefit of the doubt
but in the case of where the peopl:
are concerned as much as they were
in these two matters it might be !
good idea to reverse the custom and
give the people the benefit of tbs
doubt
Circumstantial evidence win convict
q person for murder. even where this
evidence is not as strong as in thes,
two cases. and circumstantial evidenc.
ought to convict in an attempt to cor.
rupt legislation.
It could not be proven that Lorimel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
$4,000 PEOPLE
RODE ON STREET.
CARS TUESDAY
CROWD HANDLED MADE A NEW
RECORD FOR THE STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY, AND PAsA
SENGERS WERE HANDLE
VERY SATISFACTORILY.

A new record for the number OF pa
sengers handled in one day by the Pei
sacola Electric Co. was made Tuesda
Gardi Gras day, when $4,000 peoH
ode on the cars on the various lins
Prior to that the day when the large
crowd was handled was Mardi Gras
1909. but it fell short OF TUESDAY
crowd by several thousand.
Every car owned by the compaI
was In operation Tuesday on Il
various lines. and good service VI
given, Notwithstanding the irnmer
number Of people to be handled a
the crowd on the streets. which nd
urally interfered with the operation |
the cars to some extent. No COT
plants We're heard, but on the 9th
hand officials of the company wS
congratulated on the good servI
given.
The crowds to be handled on Nd
day were about the same as last ye
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04

While one thing essential to a cul-
tured lawyer is a thorough knowledge
OF Latin, it is not necessary that he
should parade his classical knowledge,
for he might be taken down a pes"
as was the young lawyer who dis
played his learning before an Arkansas
jury. His opponent replied:
Gentlemen of the jury. the young
lawyer who Just addressed you has
roamed with Romulus. canted with
Cantharides, ripped with Euripides.
socked with Socrates. but what does
he know about the laws OF Arkansas?"
-Argonaut.