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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
Big Railroad Now Runs
Through the Plantation
and Busy Spindles Sing d
Cheerful Song Just a Few
Miles Away.
Special to The Journal.

Columbus, Ga, July 4.-The pass
ing away of Blind Tom the eccen-
trio negro musical genius, whose
wonderful initiative powers have been
the marvel of the scientific world for
the past half century, lends renewed
interest to the scenes and incidnts OF
his childhood. He was born on
plantation just few miles from this
city, the son Of a slave This city
has produced many notable men, and
it is rather remarkable that the ma
tive of Columbus whose name is best
known throughout the civilized world
was born a negro slave, almost blind,
and more than half idiOtic-
Blind Tom was one of a family
of twenty-one children, of whom only
four are now living The survivors
are a good type of the ord nary South
ern negro, and there is nothing about
them to indicate that they are so
CLOSELY related to one who was endow-
ed with such wonderful powers One
OF them is a janitOr, another is vet
eran livery stable employee. and the
others hold mental positions They
haven't a particle OF musical talent,
in fact, they are not gifted in that
particular as is the average negro, for
all the music and melody OF the whole
family seems TO have centered in
Blind Tom
Blind Tom" was in early years
Just like any other young slave child,
only his condition in some respects
was infinitely worse He was almost
wholly blind, and his talk was idiOtic
jabber, without sense o. reason, but
al that time his wOnderfUI brain was
stoT inS away records of sounds and
impressions fully as accurate and al
most as last ng as those preserved in
the photograph In the parlor of
General Bethune. on whose place tbs
BOY was raised, there was a magnifi-
cent piano. and this was played very
often BY members Of the family and
visitors who were endowed with mu-
steal talent The save boy sat in the
negro quarters and listened to the
sounds OF music that f1o2ted out on
the summer bTesZes from the old
Southern mansion While there was
on his face a nalf di0tic leeT, yet the
sound records were being registered
n mis- brain One day while the fam
iIy was al dinner the little boy crawl
I'd into the p2-lor and climbed upon
he stool His fingers found their
ways 10 the keys and instinctiveiy
and intuitivelv he began TO play. re-
1rOdUc ng pieces that ne had heard
ihe members Of the family were as-
tCnished when they entered the parlor
and found who the musician was.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
"BLIND TOMS" CHILDHOOD
HOME DOWN IN GEORGIA

1t was in this strange fashion that
the boys genius became discovered,
and il was not long before he was
known as a musical prodigy He was
carried all over America and Europe,
and his remarkable gift was a matter
of supreme interest in both musical
and scientific circles. He remained to
the last the blind, half idiOtic person
that he was in childhood, but his gen
Jus abided with him until death came
at the age of 90 years. He could TH-
only reproduce faUltlessly the most
difficult pieces of music from the great
composers, but could also repeat years
afterward addresses that he had heard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05

cal capital to secure the erection of
a packing house where the farmers
can either sell their tobacco for cash
II place it to be sold on commission
That done, and the whole problem is
solved. -
The success of the PerdidO Land
Company effort to grow shade tObac-
co means a great deal not only for
Escambia county, but for all of West
Florida, because what Escambia coun-
ty can do the other counties can do
if they will 1t is a quick crop, a
valuable crop, and a ready money crop
for the farmer. Let the industry
come and as quick as possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05

pany, before leaving for Denver last
week, said:
There IS now no question about il.
EScamb fa county can grow tobacco
equal to that grown anywhere, and it
simply remains for Escamb ia county
farmers to grasp the opportunity to
become Independent growing this val
liable product. 1t will pay them better
than any other crop thew can grow.
The net profits on an acre of shade
tobacco are from $4,000 to 100000
per year and it takes less than five
months in which to grow and harvest
the crop.
The Perdido Land Company has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05

delivered in foreign languages, not
word of which he understood
The gseat transformation that has
industrial way since Blind Tom" was
born in slavery in Georgia, is well IL
illustrated by the changes that have
occurred in the vicinity of his old
home A big railroad, now a part of
the Southern Railroad system, goes
through the old Bethune place. Two
or three miles away several large
textile industries have been establish
ed. The birthplace of Blind Tom" is
not more than three miles from the
Chattahoochee river, where the Co
lumbus Power Company proceeding
with its plans to develop 100000 horse
power has already erected one large
dam and is proceeding TO build an
other of still greater proportion that
will develop some $1,000 horSe-pow-
er. The last years of Blind Toms"
aged mother were spent in the SUI
burbs of Columbus, and directly fac
ing her home Is a great industrial
school built by this city as a part of
its system for popular education
which has attracted national and ey-
en- international attention Columbus
was a commercial town with only a
few industries and catered almost en-
tiTeIy TO the farming class at the time
Blind Tom came into the world.
and at the time of his death it has
become one of the greatest industrial
centers, not only in the south, but in
the entire nation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
His ADVANTAGE.

Two Irishmen were digging a sewer,
says the Kansas City independent.
One of them was a big, strong man,
about six feet four inches in height,
and the other was a little pUny man,
about four feet six inches. The fore
man came along TO see how the work
was progressing, and noticed that one
of them was doing more work than
the other. Look here" he cried,
how is it that little Dennis Dugan.
who is only half your size, is doing
nearly twice as much work as you
are. Patrick" CHANGING down 10 his
partner, Pat replied: And why
shouldn't he2 Amt ne nearer to it,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
Privately Spoken.

Asked whether IL was true that he
intended to resign, Chancellor Day,
of Syracuse University, replied That
was a pipe dream" Our special cor
respondent informs US that when Pres
dent Eliot was asked whether he
thought Taft would he nominated he
announced. Say. its ciEch," And
President Butler, when asked as to
what he thought of Brysns chances,
expectorsted through the window and
said. Muffin dOin'. See? New
York Evening Post
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
The Worlds Best Climate

Is not entirely free from disease. on
the high elevations levers prevail.
while on the lower levels malaria IS
encountered to a greater or less ex-
tent, according TO altitude To over
come climate affections lassitude, ma
laTfa, jaundice, bfliousneSs, fever and
asUe, and general debility, the most
effective remedy is Electric Bitters,
the great alternative and blood puri-
fer; the antidOte for every form of
bodily weakness, nervousness. and in
SOmnfa- Sold under guarantee at all
druggists Price soc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
a MiHionaIHss Babv

attended by the highest priced baby
specialist could not be cured o. stom-
ach or bowel trouble any quicker or
sureT than your baby if you give il
NcGee's Baby Elixir Cures diaT-
rhoca, dyseptery and all derange-
ments OF the stomach or bowels.
Price 25 cents and 80 cents
Sold and recommended by w A
D'AIemberte. druggist and apothacsry.
121 South Palafox street, Pensacola
Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-05
Not Always a Romance.

Why don't YOU write your name
On al egg The recipient may SaII in
love with you"
And the recipient may sue NE for
damages responded the dairy maid
I tried that once and got into a
very unpleasant in157CgIio with an
actor gem Wa hington Herald.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
Sin eraflidlcr 1SnnO.

Die Don Rattcn uoaig 5ertrclicnC
@cibc oes AcgcrS Soicpb 9oir
pen &oIi5iIten IN 'einer @obmml
uor~gcfunoen. 2ie8t cin Scr.
brCd)cu Dor?
Sim furdtborer Ntblit mllroc ocnl
&oli5iiten Sobn Eiabe bonn mcitIitcll
4oli5cioiItrift 5u Ibeil, oils cr gcitcrn
2lbcno gcgen If llbr Die lbijrc oca
6ouieS Nr, $50, &obor0itroBc, cr-
broh u1to in 0o8 Snncrc ser @ob,
mul1 cinoro1lg. SIN &orocr3immer
oc5 5lucitcn StodmcrfS lag oltf Dem
TuB6ooen oobingcItrcdt sic 2cihc oea
cin3igcu @epobner3 oc@ NultiC2, oe9
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&Iciocr III 6ctcn pom &cibc bcrob.
hGugcn0, &0rpcr mto @eiitt IN
idoucrliditcr @ciic uolt ~0cirGBigen
Nottcn pcrItitmmclt,
Ger 9}cgcr bctrIcb III ocnl &onic
Gin flcine3 Spcilcbolr2 mo Gonous
&nocn; "a CT lid icit Sonitog nidt
mebr Qc5ciqt bate, crrcltc Dies sen
&croutt ser Na66nri6oit, ul0 &C.
itcrn Nbcno molbtc Iid) 0ic Mc1crin
MorD GoDlor on sen Q|cuomntcn Ne.
ontcu mo tbciItc ibnt Ole Sudc nit.
ltntcr Den Nohborcn 0ca Gooten
modJtcn Ii6 geIterll ucrlhjcocuc Ser
mltbumgcr ilber bic Go0c3uriohc
Nolm; Die cincn mcintclr, oub CT BON
ciucm Sd)miuoet Iniou bctroiicl
mo 6oEH pon HnttCn, Die 0u3 gauge
SullS bcpolfCrteu, ottodirt lulIr0c;
biG ou0crcn mlunfclteu pom cil1Cm
@crbrGd)cn, ga bcricIbC. mic eil1jclnc
icincr HoiicngcuoIicn Qcitcrll cincm
NCridtcrltottcr 0icicr 3citlmN oll2n,
ben, ctuna @cIo 9cbnbt bobcu ioU.
Die @cid)c lpllr0c mad, Scr Mor9lle
9ebrodt, Coroner Mdrtiu miro bette
cine l(nterilld)ung ilbcr 0cu Norfou
duitcQCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
@rafGdlcs glmt6aS.

Aht O6icn mo 5weiunOjnnjig
Shmciuc bel elmer @iieubdbn,
Gouiiion AMI Der oEcnnipluouio.
Giicnbubn" get0Otct. - Gle llr-
io6c Oc3 llngliid9 mnbefnnnt.
Sn Ocn llnion.S0icn ser ,Bcnm.
ipIuunio Giicnbobn" 5uiidcn Dem
ltnions9obnbof ms ser GolpertItr.
@riidc, couioirtcn gcitcrll 5mei
6rod)t3iigc, mobci Orci @ogGonS total
0emolirt mltr0en. Sn 5mci Scr @ag-
0onS bc%fonOcn iih S6meine, pom
oelcn 5pciun0jon5ig %getootct lultr.
Ocu, u10 in in einem ouoercn &ugs
gon bcionocn Ii6 ShicrL bon ocnen
od)t cin pl0bIihe3 gnoe fonoen. Iie
llrIotc Ser Golilion tonute ntdt felt.
geltelt merOelL 0od bat sic Glen.
bobnoermoltunQ cine ctcrqiide I'M
ter'ltdlulQ ciuQclcitct. 9eiipiclluicr
@irrrporr bcrrihtc mnlittelbur nod
Der Goliiion an Der llnioQaitGttc.
Gos @ieb, mCIdc3 mlocrlcbt oouon
fam, Lief trcl5 mo Q,tcr ourhcinon.
Der lulO cS ~foitctc Den Giicnbohubc-
onltcu oicl Ntiibc, ooiiclbc pon ocn
@elciIen fern SIT boltcn mo wcitcre8
llnbcil 5I pcrbiitcn. 0ic &uOoucr Scr
g~etooteten Sbicrc luurOcn ioiort uud
cinem SbIud)tbol8 in @eit. @ulti-
more iibcrgcfitbrt ga ale Ebicrc
Ooltomncn gciumO mnrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
Sctrnt6S = 2iccn3cn.

Hobcrt 2. Brought 81 mo Conc
VI. Smith 10 Sabre alt; 2lpplifant
Charles y. Stcrgetuolb, 9tr. 1924
NcminQton Nucrlle.
G0luoro Z. NSiQioma 81, Wtortila.
burg ", 90, mo Gliiobctb u. Nc.
Daniels Is Sabre alt, geihicocn, ga.
berIp, ~.
&ultimou @roB 26, 9tr. 24G, 9toro.
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Sabre alt.
GouurO :. Nldcrnlom 80, Mittncr,
ltnO Gbriitino Sdntiot q Sabre alt
Npplitant @iliom Z. Garrett, 9tr.
81, Sin, 6ltltonsglpenllc.
&iuiom 2. WroB %, Oluinos
WfiaS, Mo, mo SoQic vi. Hobert&
% Sabre oft; 2lpplifont @iQiam 9.
Mrigbt, @urriloL 9uItimore Goultu,
Wto.
Sobn ". <g6c9 %, Der. 1913, Oit.
Sofopettc. Npennle, lut0 Wforp 81. Sen.
III 81 Sabre olt, Bottom, Wioii.
hilbert s. 9ridcr 80, 0oupbiu ga.
lino eleanor Z. &epiS Is Sabre alt,
NlbertorL Wto.
6rcocrid @i6ncr 80 uno &otborinc
q. 6rontlc - Sabre alt; NppIifont
George 5, Ypole, 9{r. 257S, Soliu94
ltroBe.
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III, Y. go, mo @ciiic 30. Seal IS
Sabre alt; Npplifnnt Sobn 9teol, So.
tonSuiuc, Wt6.
2ouiS Z. &erueQ - uuo Worgorct
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8ilblr y. Stlt6bS %, Nr. 2Sl5.
Ncit 9tortbs 9lpcntc. mo Glen z.
Mori6oQ 20 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
6eiertcn ibr Sobrc@icit.

Setertcn lbr Sobrc@fclt It.
- 3lt elmer in ic0cr Gid)tltng bodjlt
0clrn0cncn G%(fioirc gcitoItctc lid Oo9
uicr5igitc &obrc8fcit oc8 6rolcnper'
Gins Der oclttidcn lltbcrtidcn 3ton8'
@cmcinoc, DOG 9cltcrn N6cno III Der
yNcrnlaniu MdnncrhOr Sullc" ab'
gcholtcn luuroc. Sn Soolc luarcll
bii6id 0cfurirtc 8erfouisitdnoe olii.
QciteQt, an 0cncr man bon Der Ellppe
lis gum 0nltabaltlmgS artifcl fiir
Wclo mo quite @ortc 2!acS boben
fOrnttc, mas mr. ons Scr5 6egebrte.
Gm Spcilc5immcr gab eS 9lilitern III
ic0cr Nrt Der 3lt6ereitung, oone6er
GiScrcnlc lno lonlti9e Griril6mgcn.
Sir ooo GonjbcoiirfniB Der iungen
Nelt mar notiirlid) olisgic6ig geiorgt.
Ger r0eut d) . llnguri f e
Gic0crtran5" iibte geItern Nbeno
III Ottcrbein's Sole 81 2ocuit.B Oint
Inter &citung bon Yroi. $. ariippcl
GborC fit iein 2lnfonQ5 Gcjenlber
ltottiinocnOes Stiftun29ieit. Sn Der
ulf Die Erobe folgen0cn @cidGits.
SiBung Wltroe elm ans Den $50. Sobn
8irtb, Nnton 8ermoIL, Soborn
enid mo Setter Shnei0cr 5uiom-
men gelebtes arrangements . Gonnite
fiir ooS %crm0blttc StiftumgSieIt er.
nonnt. Sooonn mrrroen @inlooiut-
geii Don Der ,Nlrbciter. 2iebertaiel, "
Der oSo3ioIiitiiGcn &icoertafcl" u,b
Den .SoQp brothers" cnt9cgeI &C.
nommcr.
$4,000 in 5e6n So9cn
acocrfen Die MitglieOer oes oGbriit-
lid)en 8creins Sultgcr Mdmer'
orli5llbringclt. Inn Die Organization
finon5icl auf cinen glten SUB 81
IteIlen. @efonntlid wuroen iciner
3eit in oreiBig Sagen $4,000 auf-
ge6radt, BIS geitcrn 9lbeno wuroen
bereits $4,000 muigcbrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
SdIiffsuadlridlteu.

Ncw Dorf, 6. Ropember. =
Ser Qompfcr DGretic" lit nof @enua
obgeiobren.
G6crbourg, 6. Hooem6er. -
Ger 0ompicr yAmerifa" lit pon9tclua
Oort bier eingetroifcn.
Rotterdam, 6. Hopember. -
Ger 8ompfer ,Nieutp amIteroom"
lit BON Hen.Yorf ongefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Ole 8ctroIeums q G 10 / II.
llurg Der Groe miro fir oos SSobr
1907 aui rltno 3S2 Willionen Sop
pclcentner ongegeben. 9obon emf.
fallen attf ole Ser. Staoten 81 8ro.
sent, alti RuBlano % 8ro5ent nto
oltf Rumdniet, @ali5ien, Hieoer.
ldnoiif. uno 9ritiid : Snoien lno
5opon II Ero5ent, SIM Sabre 1901
I~ieierte RllBlono nod SO Gro3ent Der
Weltproouftion. 81breno Die Se-
troleiim @eruiRnune lit slmerifu
ieit 1901 foIt um bas 9reifode ge.
ltiegen iii, lift Tie in 4uBlono itorf
5uriidgegangen. Sn ben iibrieeit
senannten 2onoern baeegen bot lie
felt 1901 tart 5hgenommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
@crmiidte telesrapbiid)c 3epeiden.

- Sn Bolton lit Die NaflridJt ein'
gclouien, ooB Der goitoner Sdooner
.6ronf gornet," Der aiIf Der 6abrt
mad, 9rruswid, Ga, begriifen mar,
AM /. Nopember altf bober See i'll
8lommen aufgegnngen lit. Die Be-
MANNING, Captain 5ranciS linb flint
Scelcute, wuroen 8~erettet uno III Sa.
maicn %gelnn0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
eee Eic nsoiioIiitii6e 9ieOertaieL"

~" Gic oSo5ioliitti6e Si%eoertaIel"
peronitaltet am nGd)iten Wonta8
2tbeno III Der o6robiinn-9uae" ein
CONCERT nit oaroltf iolaenoem 9aa.
Sopeit sic getroifenen Arrangements
erieben loiien, oiirite iiir oie 9eiudler
Der 5eitlidfeit 9eriiBreifc Stlnben
in ansiidt 81 nebmcn iein. GosGon.
3ert.Erogramm lit ebenio reihboltig,
mie oeboltpol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09

Ser 1eut de Der Steger.
- 81 oent geitcrn Abelto III Der
,2pric4&ane" itditgebabten Hing-
fompi ging Gus Sdonleirt, ais
vamericus" befunnt, als Steger iiber
ieinen @egncr aus Dem @eltelL 81
JON berppr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-09
gSormGrtS sic Tarulc.


nen @irfungSfreiS meitrr Muaocb.
men. - Sin 3pan5iger-Gomttc ct.
nannt sur g(uSar6citung bon pro.
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8rogrnmnl.
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&oridlGgc MADDEN ioa, utt mc!t2
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freis ouSOchncn uuo ietnen W(itglir-
bern oli urneriidcnL GciItiGcm mo
oeieaigcm 8cbiatc 0oS Nclleitc mo
9eItc bietel fam. Sdon mGbrcu0
Der 9cbotte ilbcr bicic 6ro0e fomcn
mand)c fortihrittlid)t Socc'n sur YIN.
rcQllnq.
0oS Interchangeable bcrid,
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