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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS

TO BUY, sell or exchange property, any kind.
anywhere. address Northwestern Business
Agency, Minneapolis, MINI.
BE DETECTIvE-Earn from $3.50 to $500
per month; travel the world. Write
C. r. Ludwig. 1881 Scarritt BLDG. Kansas
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16
PERSONAL

MARRY-Many rich. congenIaI and anxious Tor
companions: interesting particulars and photo
free. The Messenger. Sta. D.. Grand Rapids
Mich
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16

WIDOW 80. comfortably situated, would marry.
Confidential s., Box IS, Toledo League, To-
edo. Ohio.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wealthy, will marry soon;
all ages nationaIities Descriptions frees
Western Club. Dept. 26s Market San Fran
ciecn Eni
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16
WANTED HELP-Aale and FemsIe

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE. ~ Z. Cain ST.. Atlsn-
ia Gs. Men wanted ct once 10 learn autom0-
bile business PoEitiOns secured. Catalos free
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-08-16

nm Ugest pian on earth. sent free. Pho
III uH X tos Of every lady member. The
w II II II J Pilot, Dept. e.. Marshall. Mich,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
The Time To
SAVE YOUR
HAIR IS NOW

Sewhroa Wernicide ~ ne one rem.
eos nn suur druHnists shelves which
maf hIuayH bc depended unun.
Instead of enmpiaininK 20 youF
friends HuH mnnrninE over Vnur lcTs
of hair. rsU upon Yuur local drunEfNi
end purchase. bottle ~ Nawh "
lfeFpirttn
lt As ere nrai ard Original remedy
Guaranteed ta kiu dandrun. stop itch.
ITF HnI Hr.t ftfflnE hair
Sou .aH srNe ~ hair 300 have
f4urh rasI.r ffan YOU can STOW neN
THe .Imf fn rave YOUR hair is nos
Hhe remedy for doing ii Be- Nswbrof
tlfrUl.laF
ArwhraH Wrrrlrfae N toc and 81 ~
siaes IT, solid hY aN dealers Nho guar.
ertrr H tn ro aH fhat is claimed Dc
ou are not aatRncd your money nll
b. refunded
Tho same opportunity new comes
lut once
Applications nt aoud h8rher shora
u'Ateu Hertf.a phHrmarE special
Agent adv ,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

Banker Lockwood. father of the wa
laEe hciress whom Sat Duncan has
designs on In The Fortune Hunter. "
fs afflicted with an unfortunate
twitchins 81 IRE fscs. To fhe Initiated
Dc looks Ike wink Entering Old
sam Oral hams druE store one dsy tire
banker becomes Interested Boa Nars
try -ouf" ~ a drug rlr-k .1fr pretty
warm 30 saws -thlnk on take 4
rfaEs ~ eudE The uiH mans even
observation lei uun#tust0d hv tHe In
ryffahIe twIfrh To %af Do IH wink
and a ufnE lr drug store means just
ono tAIng -ehirEeH. Sat is aston
fshcd. UaNr vanilla be- asks tcrfa-
tlsclB. just plain endF. comes the
fen'y Another fwf.H "Enf vuB.
says Nsf ugnrHu. nHf comes dark
bottle aud ere banker quans hiT
sadr' with satisfaction don't
know WIZ HnFHna sHuuld want in
foxirRHnE UuuHr He s.Ehs when
they can set FgfFfsHinE dfIuE Nkn
that" Ih.F b. merely one ~ thr Iur
Vulnerable HffEr fnu.nrH ~ k'nHIv
Huror HhHf makes .Ths Fortune HUNT
or which WIT rr UT# rufrd here af
fhr uHsta HnHee Tu HhE. UN Hi.
one Might Rene .sH" For bee power
20 hold an audience.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS


TIE success % ~Tho Smart Set"
Company. booked FOR the opera house
on "Wednesday. matinee and niEht -
berominE almost perennial FOR each
sea aon sees this capable company ~
entertainers presenting a show that sN-
ceedn past efforts. In nrenarinE this
company Tor tFe road every Huumer
nothing Is left uudous 90 make ~ such
fIaf o. viii serve every want ~ the
music loving public and songs and
musical numbers are arranged es
utrIHiIv Cor thls attraction and viii he
heard no where else The Chorus n
trained under tho most able 81 direr.
f5ra and ere members are selected
f1f their talent in ho'h sinEinE and
aaucsnk fu the roEtuminE and scenic
equipment the smallest detail is ret
overlooked and with wlch principa 4
aH salem Tuff whitney the peerless
comedian. Homer Tut and blanche
Thompson AMID supporting cast par
rKgeIfsurr. hr smart 9st" never fails
fr eet pace In musIrR1 comedy that
haH gfKrr even been apnroa ched b.
similar organizations. The vehicle used
this wear for thr display ~ thn FORTY
members NJ che rnmpIHy UiI be- The
Daratowu Politician with salem Tuis
whitney Iu fhe titir role. fhiH aHaur-
ms az INTERPRETATION iHHf wlu 30 ar
fHtic al ueH az eKrruarunE.y funny.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

Cortiaaef from rrEs Fve1
wsfsI Ths ons rerref dimninF ere
1riEhtnrss ~ ne cven.nE BEING fhr ab-
senta go Nice MefeL heaauar nf a
threatened attack 81 rnefnoua. aud
instead of Ar and Mrs Wefel chap
eroninE the deNEhtfui function. taay
srsnt tns evening IN pnxious antchlng
Gv their dauHhtsrs bedside
The Mcsowin home eItE tha whole
% are loser Hnor thrown into one. vas
IN ideal place f0r youth ard pleasure
% meet ire dancers Including me elite
90 the citY. while thr hostess favored
for her chaperonH her parents and az.
and Mr. " q. Fowlkrs
American beauty roFrs snd crimson
roiusettias with CHRISTMAS greens FUR
niahod ne decorations toe tho whole 10
The loser aoor. nraRoH orchestra being
stationed iu tht reception room. while
n TIE rsar haii. the punch bowl AFFORD.
"a az invtinN place tn ioiter. a refresh
ms uertar being served All during thr
evening hf three E.ris OF the school
rIri SCI Misses Lnlle Belle McGowin
Martha Weth and Katherine Tons
metre
Tire Fnssfs were welcomed ~ re-
ceirinE PARTY. which uas representa-
tive in me prett, bouquet punched co.
Ecthcr ana which consisted ~ bride
tvo ~ this seasons buds. = yisiting
slfl and tuo ~ last years debutantos
Miss McGowin who was one 70 hi'
the latter roie. vas lovely ~ a crystpl
robe over pink charmsane with willis
aigrette in her hair
Mlss Fowikes wore q toilet 81 green
charmeuse wlth an ovsrdrees 81 sold
trimmed "a sold inee and tiny pink
rossbuda with a bird % paradise In her
hair.
Miss Myrtle Adams. ~ Pensacola
q visiting belle. cousin 81 the hostess
and her house Muest wore pink char-
meuse trimmed in lace and pearls.
Miss Ethel Burgess. q dehutants n
last year, vas gowned In blue pompa.
dour silk
Mss Jamie Heartn. another 81 tAir
years buds. wore white ace knd pink
roses. and Mrs Arthur Tonameire. who
represented the bride. and one - ths
SIX rscsivinE. was Eowned IN black
chiffon over white satin wiih trim
minEs % ehantiily lacs
The dance continued an uninterrmrt.
"a pleasure until IN o'clock. when a
humet supper was served. after waich
dancinE was again resumed. the cold
crisp sight being most conducive q
the evenings plearure.-Mobiie Regis
ter
Among the guests ~ho are we'll
known in Pensacola were Misses Julia
and Virginia Crear,. Mildred Dortch
Nav Garfield. Annie Carol HoHmar
and Mr. J. Alfred Coates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
NAVAL STORES
SHIPPED OVER
NEW RAILROAD
ALABAMA AND FLORIDA ROAD
HANDLES ONE THOUSAND sAR.
RELs. CONSIGNED TO PENsA.
COLA FIRM.

Hardad. Dec 70 The BsEdnd Land
a Lumber Co. owners ~ the new
Alabama and f1urIda railroad shipped
over the road Saturday one thousand
barrels ~ rosin. bringing 80 from ire
comuanra turrentiue camp. twenty
three miles from here -Four hours
were consumed IN hauling the cars. an
other four in Leading h - the camp
and four In towing 90 Pensacola
ff shows that Iu twelve hours the
company lH nov so equipped that lt
can handle one thousand barrels ~
navel stores from Ifs turreutine camps
.a Pensacola and place 90 aiongsids
ahLI-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

should have completed 1nr-haIf NJ the
wurE necessary fH construct en- uru
CAM. .#fHrfr 8. Augustine aHd fFH
81. E#..a river Tr. H..nrH HrHl r
-# delivered Nhfr .HHf portion r. frH
.HrH| between -f t.rrHf ur END 'rH
- |.# r.HF a"H# .#. H
#..T.# Tr. .#rH" rE.#
H.fH .re trustees FrH. .". rmnHn.
HHr.# .Hr r#H .srHf ..rHHHH &C. hH.
lH. rH rHH .H. ESQ., I..H. ..Hr. -n r# rH
HHE. 90" HH#u H#H| uafr
.rH" F#..."r. .. Nam. .HH .r HH
#.H.H H.rf'a fH raT fr. trustees .HH
.m 81. fH. r
HhD ENJ1fEEB TRUSTEES
T#.. contract HHH srfHrrf tHfH Ur-
.v..r r.. rH#frrs HnH .Fr canal r"u.
.#r. ..H Um. rhrn rHr canal come
.HrT HsH HHfHu rd au .u.HnI."
sEH.rHf zoo frHafars From selling
.rur.F.nF Iauds rIa.msf hV rrr ..rHI
COMPANY. aHa Is. f#nF uhHn fHF"#
saH HeuHtrarHHIr H.Frufy between TrH
trustees snH coo rfnHf company rH .H
fHr H#aH.. .. bends rH.F .#H "
uaH anf..H. - HrHrr .rf H.fe M ~
sE.-.HH#r. q. fHfr .rr.rH.. -rr NrTv
#rT H#H... ...#...# #r..#"H FFr HrrH'|HH
.. . .HH" ..... H...
auH ...s..# emo Hf.HHsd GOD the
.IaIrs Hf tbs rsuHI company aErIrs.
.hr ef#HH O.. s.s|rrf f"rw ESQ canal
company E.H0#aEU BOB cash enc g .aH.
.rarL far ths completing rf a rHW canal
from So Aaaa. lne ta fHe 81 johns
river
REaUEsT FoR DEEDS
About one month arn enc rHFrrFrn.
afiErs of fhF canal company again
appeared before ths trustees end re-
guesfrl fnnf tHf renaIU.nE deed tHHn
held Iu escrow nv thr FLrHf NaHnnal
Sank 90 S. Augustine. EE mutual
HErrfuHuf fH.s escrow and deed laEIns
been Transferred fram E.Hr H Bar
nett Co tht FHfHt National fEsnN lf Z
AuEastins. b. delivered lhe canal Con-
Taur elHImiuE char that bad r1mpl.f-
81 the work go ere canal a. rafiHd iar
HT tha contract 90 Iaeg TEr TRUSTEES
tIereupon rausHd su eEamluaflun to D.
made af trHf portion ~ tre cana. con
fraHf#f fHr .r 1905 and fh. engineer Il.
fhr trustees r#FHrT.rE tEH. fhr work
had been completed rttH ire HE rrtInn
- . sl.-ll -zs-Et e. WsE& - - 44Es
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

alnur the route ~ aboVe named canal
conrI aeriur ths mary 1ireranrrHs end
ohsfrucffnHv placed ur1n fhr trrs aes
BE- thn legislature COO ths Cnurta a
the state
ALBERT ". DUrWRisT.
NfuErFmnr
III nj KNOTT. Comptroller
, al i.gNfNG. Treasurer
pARk TMAMMEII.
AffnrneV NFnrFHi
W A MrRAE Conn ~ Arr
Trustee d FunH ~ florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

The following Invitations have been
issued Mr and Mrs Frank Carroll
request woe - attend The wedding Of
their eldest daughter Francis Helena.
20 Nr Josenh w1ibert Bruno. on wed
ncsdav January January tst, 1919
Reception from 3. m, % no p. m. A
their home. IT'S South Raylcn street.
Pensacola. Pa.
~ and Mrs e r. smith who have
been SPENDING fee DAYS In Atlanta.
Ca. have returned home Dr saith
has hIs fnthcr a. sis guest
1T. e. Ray Mitchell left Yesterday
FOR fishing trip up Inc sound
AR. Henry ThisHcn o. a. home from
Columbia University, spending the
holidays with ria parents. Mr. and Mr.
a. ThIcnen.
Mr Edwin Northun. wao has been
spending the holidays with HE parents
Mr and Mrs w ~ Northur. has re-
turned to bis home in Albany, New
York.
Mr Reed Bingham. after spending
chriaimaffide with sis parents Mr.
end Mrs a e Bingham. has returned
fn San TranrIr~o.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

James A. Fowler. trust buster ard
assistant to Attorney General wick
errhHm. ls actively ln CHARGE az the
federal suit tn Chle-Ea Co dissolve sha
butter trust" Tao government hopes
ta prove That conspiracy exists Hn
TIRE part ~ TIE defendants EH EK arnI.
traziiy ths price ~ butter ln TIRE in-
tersst - the 1iE manufacturer and
cold storuEo concerns and Co the detrf
8cut q the farmer. other small bro
durrrs and the consuming public
aside from fNa dissolution on TIE FFr.r
bard ~ trade end fEe Amar.#rr A..
ssrIatlon ~ creamery Butter Manu-
f1rfurrra tre government sse.a "a. as
iain tlr defendants rrsm .u ana Hsn-
Ecr L2.as .l.LL-z $780,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

vusIn two ~ three mile strip BE-
tween frr NafHuras and HaIifaR
rivers. fHr frusfrre proposed o. the
.aHaI company. which proposal vas &C.
.HrfaH. that les confederation 0f che
rauHI rrmrauv dsroFurE Iu escrow
zoos fha Thirst National Bank ~ SCI
Augustine ere Sum ~ 1es. zoe 20 to ur
.H.I In complains fHr canal between
sf Augustine and uarfHnss and fur
.rsr ria.InE In escrow fhe sum nf
f." AfH o0 rs Hr expended SOLELY upon
I". canal frozen Usrfnns ~ MAN.
.rdrr fHa same conditions ard sffru-
Hf.nus Hs fha previous amount placed
n rf.rHu tire trustees Consented a.
rs.rHrf fFr FFrH National nsuk of
&c. Augustine. when fha see eco 90 re-
ferrFd fa above was deposited nIth aall
na1E f8 deliver site Ha.I fn aaId canal
-umTsuF.
GOT stoo0oo WoRE.
wu f"#a Hr arH .H.H n HHIi
.rH - fHn arIE HaI fH. ..r.HrHf rkFH. .
rF ~ fFn raraI rnmuHur f.r TrEa.
.sfHrr. frr Ir.srH# s.Ir|r .fHIfHr 80
.arrF 4 GENIAL .rnm - Augustine 20
-Hr Ef Jrnra river arF $50 700 IN
.HHH additional and fhs gHrhrirf o.
rrrFrr. administration. l addition o.
fhr rrgH.remenfs ~ tas contract en-
tered lotto tE frr canal company and
frr RrrrrHrE admin. atrafI1r in fa0s.
rsEr secured fhr sun of sec Geo - ta
nf rarrrd-a Upon ffn portion ~ the
raraI from uaFf0ra south which Stems
fH Save been facility a.repfed a.
completed under THE contract ~ the
canal company and me Broward "a
mlnIatraf.uu. u 1895
The above gives IN accurate. brief
alt ennrise statement 20 tire actual
rnrts and conditions rannected wlth tha
wurk uf che FLORIDA Coast Line Canal
and TfauHTurtHII"u Company rom ths
slime RI ItH Inr. IH1r fn ere gr saenT.
and tAr trustees Hs8leFH fHat from
rtadIEg ere above fs.tg 80 talr- minded
nr urr-e Iuataef person uk5 FOR one
moment fhlnk ar consider but what thf
trustees have eEacfcd. auh % fact re-
eeiNed from fTa canal romrNnV mere
fhau -hr refl|rrursnts ~ s+1e snutraci
between tHF canal company end taf
trustees called fnr nd InaT tho truH-
frFs have done ever, shing n their pow
e. sl protect lre InI mama NJ Us pcoyis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
Ring IS for coal. Garfield.

stranger WHAT'S tho HEht nboutf
Native The teller IN TOP is Hank
IUu uut married che adder stroun
an o. others joel IelFH. wnf inter
UUnrfd hIm ta her Life
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

Mrs. Henuerk pn her pet dog
and lis dnv-n there
ucr HUSBAND frominn hastily
What "a you wish. my sweet little
" lfe F1tewrnde nlaettnr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

oreene@ThlH European concert IL
not "a musical orFanizatlon. is So
GateH-.WtA Be- lH busy ureparin2
notes Tor enc turkey trut-Nuw Nork
Press
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

The facts In tae case are ns follows
The Florida Coast Line Canal ana
Transportation Company. was ofEanIT-
"a in 1881. under the general law for
the incorpora ton 81 railroads and
canals for the purpose of construct
ins e canal from 50 Augustine 10 Nj
amt using ire navieahle waterways
along the line between those two
points The legislature ~ Florida a.
different Times from 1881 % 1903 rec
oEnirsd The importance % ire canal
and made a large lard Erant % the
canal company amounting 90 3 $40 acres
per mile for TIE entire distance from
st. Augustine 10 Miami
TIRE trustees 81 tho Internal improve
u1sut fund at different times between
1881 and SOC recnFnIKlnF the work
which WAY being done by the canal
COMPANY SCI aside large areas ef land
a. a reserve fnF the camel COMPANY
end executed deeds for mauF thousand
ACRES Of lands 10 the canal company
claimed BY 30 % have been earned un-
der the above mentioned acts - the
Legislature. on Dec 7. 1895. during the
Rroward administration. dispute
arose between the trustees ~ the in
tsrnai Improvement Fund and the canal
company 80 20 the quantity % land
tHat the canal company was entitled 20
After considerable discussion ~ the
matter ire trustees ana fhe canal com
ranv entered into an agreement whore
by O. was agreed that The trustees
should convey o. the canal company
immediately 100 600 acreH - lard
which lard was 10 10 Transferred % r.
trustee and sold. the proceeds from
fha sale ~ which we're 20 hr used. a.
far 90 might he necessary. f'r ne pay
uarnf ~ taxes and assessments on the
lends ~ The company. and 20 construct
and build an additional canal between
81 Ausuatinr and enc 81 Johns river;
that TWO deeds For approx 'matsIv 11a 70
ooo acres were % hs executed and De-
liverod - ne canal company. A. fol.
i0wa Tie nrst ~ fhe deeds % b. de-
1Fered when the canal company shouts
have completed Hs canal between the
MatarvaH and Haitian rivers ard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
TRUSTEES |. |.
FUND ISSUE
A STATEMENT
REPLY TO ARTICLE THAT rt7o0o
ACRES or EVERGLADES LAND
HAD SEEN DEEDEp TO CANAL
COMPANY OVER PROTESTS CT
PEOPLE.

Tallahassee. Dee 30 There appear
II in the Jacksonville Metropolis ~
Dec 81. 1912. an article hesduned ss
follows state Delivers ll-.onn Acre
Coast Line Canal Company uesustn
Protest ~ People" Ou the same tay
and before TIE isHthur uf the paper
the Metropolis feirgraphcd ita CORE
spondent 80 Tallahassee a. follows
Ask GHrhrist WHY Internal mE.1. 20
uent hoard rnrsed deeds ta ff-.ro1
acres land 90 East Coast cauaI com
pany over protest Of East Coast towns
tkat canai b. unfinished and uuuaviEa B
Die. thus relcasinE Contractor
on the same afternoon that teieETunI
vas received the article refefrr5 fn
above eaa TubHagHd. fbs Metropolis
noi waiting 90 Swing fime far rr.'v
from the trustee. giving fhe wro. e.
facts
The arfirie referred t1 was unfair
and mis'radiuE. and iu order that tha
facts shall hr given ta Ihr uu.Ii. .a
the end traf Justice Ha done to fHs
trustees and ths public BE- fully Inform
"a. tire trustees think that 90 Be- proper.
under IRE circumstance go request tEs
fffNffnnFEnH - fmEH aWff.sHa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

The old year Is going!
Bid him good-byel re
never intended that any harm
should come 10 any of as,
and The old gentleman is un-
doubtedly pleased az any
good fortune we may have
received.
May 1913 bring rs an, al
our hearts desire.
We bid an holiday novel
ties. such as Tie and Whisk
Broom Holders. Collar Bags,
etc. goodbye also-there
fore 90 close them out quick
~ YOU can buy them for one
half price. See window
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
WILL RECEIVE
TODAY At THE
CALENDAR SHOW
" ~ c. a. BoVs HAVE INVITED
PARENTS AND FRIENDS TO AT
TEAo EENiBfT TONIGHT AT
ROOMS.

w1th more than ESQ calendars artiz-
ticaly huns In the boys department 90
the Pensacola 81 ~ e. A. ne show
was formally gotten under wag last
nirSf Last wear there were more cu'-
endarr bat they covered Ids range
~ Years Oh this show There are none
buf iris years calendars on disrlav.
Judging % me calendars VIII taze
nIarr a. O'Clock tonight and during
reception 20 the parents and friends
of the boys len the department Many
o. thaaa together vfth their Friends,
have haen invited BY the boys through
thalr secretary. r. A. Mnrnuweh VINO
sent ont letters yesterday.
Prizes ain h~ awarded Ihs boys who
Wot calendars wffh ne prettiest iand-
aranas and most beautiful heads. A
prize wiu also be awarded tae best
collection ~ any one boy
AID the calendars bear advertiainE.
none others having been eligible ac-
rordina - fhs rules
A nea MuInes man had an attack %
muscular rhruuatiFn in his shoulder
A friend ADVISED him o. 20 % Hot
sprInns That meant sn expense %
20 90 or more He sought Tor "a
quicker and cheaper way % cure ~
ard found % in Chamberlain Lint
mant Three dsvs after the hrst APP
piIration ~ This liu.menf he was we'll
Scr sale b. ail dealers. lAdrl
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-26
BRING THEM TO NORWICH.

The suggestion that an excursion be arranged for the delegates to the Atlantic Deeper Waterways conven- ton to be held at New London in Sep tember, from that city to Norwich is founded on good judgment. With delegates there from all over the coun- try, many of them have undoubtedly seen much of the beauty of America, but a trip up the river to the Rose of New England by boat would cer- tainly be a treat second to few which could be offered in the way of pictur- esque landscape The Thames river, winding through the hills, is a second Hudson, with it's setting of beauty and a natural attraction worthy of bring ing to the notice of strangers Trav- elers who have seen much of the world are loud in their praise of the Thames river, a river of clear, sparkling water so different from the muddy streams to be found throughout the country
 The idea is worth the effort of Nor wich people to endeavor to encourage it's adoption As a part of the pro- gramme of entertainment no better attraction could be provided in the way of sightseeing and it is certain the representatives of Atlantic coast line cities should not be allowed to re- turn without a view of the Fair Rose and the advantages it possesses. Nor wich would welcome the strangers and take pride in being honored by their presence
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-26
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.

The organization of an international committee of peace and friendship in Mexico for the purpose of promoting closer relations between that country and this seems to have a duty cut out for it at home upon which far more depends than the probability of this country becoming mixed up in any trouble with the republic to the south. The United States has only d friend ly feeling for Mexico and sympathy for her in the continual strife. It is anxious that d peaceful condition should exist there and that peace and concord should be maintained between the two countries.
 Mexico has had hard problem on it's hands which seems likely to be favorably solved by the government in time. This country is desirous for the safety of its subjects and its in- terests and will insist upon it, but it has a man of judgment at the helm who will not rush it into a rash and needless situation though insisting upon proper protection.
 There are the sincerest desires for maintaining peace and friendship upon a firm and solid basis and the obliga- ton rests upon Mexico now to bring itself into the proper position for civilized humanity to recognize their determination to maintain their end. The suppression of the revolutionists is sure to do much in assuring the safety of the 10000 Americans there and that will make a big step in re- storing former relations. 1t cannot come too soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-26
IDEAS OF A PLAIN MAN
TRUTH.

With all due respect to geniHses. great souls and the whole company of heroes, something ought to be said for the multitude of those unknown souls who made them possible; l mean the people who appreciate them
 These form the pedestal upon which heroes stand, furnish the light for their torch. and are to them the breath of their undying fame.
 Would Goethe have been great with out the many who found him great?
 Would Solomon or Socrates have been dictators of the worlds wisdom without the nameless many who could understand, if not all their wisdom, at least that they were wise?
 What could Caesar and Charlemagne have been without the huzzas of their contemporaries and the interested eyes of the thousands who read of their ex- ploits.
 In due reverence we may ask. would the character of Jesus so dominate the world unless the souls of the ob- scure many had, in a measure, appre- ciated him?
 The complement of the great man is the great commons.
 'To appreciate work of genius,'
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-26

.he ttrds. This sys.em goes q -Cns war towards making the high cost If living. Virtually, congress legislates to force the people to pay interest. In terest is an artificial factor made b. law CD compulsory, instead of aa-- uraL Under such a system there is nn getting rid of paying interes-. Peo- pie not in debt are paying interest in the high cost of living. o1GIuS t0 MT. Spaulding, practical redemption of beEk bills is in passing from hand t0 h2nd every day. As long as the bank bill is in circulation it is drawing in tn-est for it's owner. A question. If tnls is a practical redemption of bank bills, why will not this rule apply 10 the governments own bills? If tae government does make a S1.000 bond good can it not make 100 S10 bills or 1000 $1 bills just as good? If not, why not? This would reduce the cost of living. By what right has congress to create a debt having the right to create money to pay any debt in the United States?
 J. C. VALLETTE.
 North Franklin, Conn