davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
DOS TEAM En-
QUEBRAD|LLAS.
Renido desafio de ba~
se-ball entire "Te-:
rror'' y "Gibral-
tar. y,
... -l--4
N uevas casas-escuelas ri
rales en- los barrios.
.Reelamacjenes ,iudjcisles pre-
cautadac
Reclamacienes ,iudicisles. pre-
sentadas.
De nuestro corresponaal.

A>O Il NS0VsN W. ASo fS'
Agosto l9.-Se be construido en- es-
te pueblo dos teom, mo con e] nom
bre de! Terror y el otro con el de
"Gibraltar", compuestos de muy
buenos elementos que han tornado
con mucho entus!asmo el sport de
Baseball.
A las dos de la tarde del domingo
tuvo iugar un ruidoso desafio entire
estos dos teams midieron sus armas
con destreza Y lucharon cuerpo a Gu
erpo la victoria.
FL "Gibraltar" "tuvo el siguiente re
sultado: primero, tercero, cuarto y
80. innings con cero enlos demas
lining obtuvo cuatro, tres, cuatro, u
no Y una carrera respectivamente,
Total trece carreras.
Ell Terror tuvo cero en- el segundo
ming y una seis, dos, tres, seis, dos, y
dos carrera repectivamente, total We
inte y dos carreras, seis contra ei no
veno ming en- el q. no quiso tomar
parte.
Esta eI "Terror" mejor adiestrado
v de Ia victoria que obtuvo
pero podemos asegurar que 81 slguen
practicando con interes Y entuslas-
mo los muchachos del team .Glbral-
tar, el Terror va a hacer derrotado'
FL amigo Rabelo, que es un gran
EN- tsiasta apostle al Gibraltar ou-
enas cantidades de dinero, pero los
muchachos del Terror" Sc abstuv1e
ron en- apostar por tenor de ser de-
rrotados.
Para el proximo domingo Sc pre-
para otro gran desafio donde iremos
q yer cual dc los dos contendientes
sale victorioso.
A adiestrarse tocan.
En- el barrio de San Jose Sc ha en-
pezado a construir una casa para la
escuela de dicho barrio, al efecto a.
yer fue conducido el resto de la
MADEIRA que faltaba. Nuestra Junta
Escolarmerece un voto de gracia por
el interfs que Sc ha tornado en- el de-
sempeno de SUI cometido. va hay
casas contruidas en- cinco barrios, So
10 nos faltan los barrios Gle Cocas
Charcas, que en- el proximo ano Sc
ran construldas.
La Sta. Rosarito Babilonia, pro-
fcsora de labores, ha tenido que sus-
pende las clases por dos Q tres dfas
debido una affection reumatica que
lie ha atacado en- un brazo.
Lamentamos el percance Y desea-
mos a tan inteligente profesora su
complete restablecimiento.
FL abogado Santiago B. Paine
en- representation de doha Juana Lilo
rens y Comulorda, ha cntablado los
siguientes pleitos; contra la suseci6r
Tribas por una finca urbana valorao
da en- ocho mil dollars, contra Doha
Carmen Molinary de Avilfs por una
finca urbana valorada en- sciscientos
dollars y contra la suscci6n Oronce
por una flnca urbana por valor de
dos mil dollars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
ANUNC|0 De SUBASTA.
Departamento del Interior.
Bureau lie OBRAS PtBLICAS

San Juan, P. R. Agosto 2O,19O9.
Proposiciones en- piiegos cerrados
para ia adjudication en- pdbiica su-
basta del suministro, medida V entire
ga de 36,0G0 metros clibicos, mas
6 menos, de piedra triturada 9 cas-
caJo. por totes, para la conservation
de las carreteras Insulares, Sc admi-
tiran en- esta oficina hasta las 10 A.
nj. del dia IL de Septiembre de 1909
en- que Sc abriran publicamente.
Las secciones de carreteras q las
cuaies Sc refiere esta subasta, son
las siguientes:
Carretera No. l, Secci6n San Juan
Caguas, kms. 0-l2; carreteras Nos.
Seccion Caguas-Aguas Buenas, kms.
0.l0; Reyes CatohcoS-Corozai, kms.
OLA Rio Piedras-Naguabo, kms.
OIL; Humacao -Maunabo, kms.
OBS: Caguas -Humacao. kms. OH;
Caguas-San Lorenzo. kms. 0.-l0;
Cruces -Cidra; Ponce-Ponce PLAYA.
kms.. l30-l3i; Bahos de Coamo.
kms 0-5: Ponce PenueIas. kms.
0-5: Ponce -Arecibo. kms.0-44; Pom
Maunabo. kms; 1890;
Agusdiiia Lares. kms. 0-3o: MAYA
guez- laucc. kms. 0-20-45; Mava-I
guez-Aiiascc, kms. 0-i0; Mavaguez-
Las Marias. kms. or; Consume
Maricao. kms. Oil; ManatfCiales;
RAMA de Morovis y Aibonito- Ba-
rros.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuen-
t,an dc manifesto los documentos
Gue han de regir en- Ia contrata V
i"nGc podr&n recoeer los icitadores
- modeios de proposiciones que
han lie preSentar.
La Administrator Sc reservs ei
Gererho De rechazar cuaiqu;ers o
io'ias iss propcsiciones.
Por Orden del Comisionado del
Interior.
]. ]. JIMENEZ. :.
s'.pt de Obras Pdblicas. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
Jonica de Rondador.

Continuation de Ia pagina is.)
dad y todo objeto de utilidad Y fan
tasia, para damas y cabalieros Sc en-
cuentra ailf a precios de toda fortu-
El Sr. An erico Salas en- su "Po
pulor" meiora cada dia sus impor-
tacicnes de calzado de las meiores
maIcas y de perfumeria v sguas pa
ra tocador y bafo. Libritcs de hojas
con iab6n y polvos para la cara, de
gran novedad.
"P. Schiro q Comp" tiene ahora
uno de sus sccios en- los Estados Uni
dcs y el su1tido serz colossal. Fl hara-
tiilo de Iepa hecha de estos dias, ha
Ofrecido grandes ventajas al pdblico
de Ia ciudsd y de la isla. En- obietos
para uso de caballeros hay lindas cor
tatas, nediss Y pafuelos fines Y O.
bsS a. tItUj GC cfd Cl6St.
"El Paris B0zar" ha continuado
recibiendo las grandes remesas Que
Se Paris y otIss plszas deEuropa es-
Il envisn6o el Sr. Pedro Giusty V es
d ifcil enumersr tcdos los artfculos
de nevedsd y fantasia que Sc encuen
tran en- ese establecimiento de media
de Ia ciudad.
En- quincaIia Y fereteria Sc ami
man las ventss Y no hay que recor-
dar que "Los MuohdchoS' lieyau sde
lsnte 50 msgnffco negoeio y esda dis
sumentsn ei circulo de SUI eiIenteIa
ofredends mayores ventaias al pii-
hlico- Han hecho una msgnffica ms
talac len de efectos saRitarios en- IA
esqu ma de lss GALES dc Te;usn San
Just oy ALI hay complete surtido de
todc 70 neeessno para uns casa de ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24

miiia, desde la modesto ala mas gran
de fortuna.
Fl Sr. Charles We're, ha acredita-
do perfectamente su cerveza Mare
rilie Y en- todos los cafes es pedida
por Ell pubiico que la encuentra de
superior calidad.
La Rosito" ahora del Sr. Gabriel
Arce, renueva constantemente su
surtido de ferreteria V quincaiia V
en- perfumena ofrece espiendidas E.
1istenclss.
LA Ninta" acaba de importar
un gran surtido de sombIeros de fiei-
tro v de paiiiia de eIegsntisimos mo-
delos Y en- trsjes heehos de casimir.
Y de laniiia los modelos sop de iltii-
ma novedad.
Los Sres. Miguel Savino con SUI sns
trt,ia itaIidn0 V ei Sr. Monies con su
antique estatleciniento de ia caiie
de la Fort rtaieza, hacen gran compe-
tencia alias casas de ropa becha V
obtienen repetidos pedidos.
Para los martireS del estomaco
hay ell Aqua de Buiodd que reaimen
te Sc buIla de aqueiiaS Goieneias V
ha obtenido eI mavor favor Gel p,i-
blico en- Ia isla.
Los Sres. Gonzsiez Padin e9tienden
sus ventas V ei surtidc de >is gran
des aimaeenes cs de 10 mas ccnpieto
que puede darse.
La poblaci6n de Ia ciudaG au men
ia cada vez mas V el casco dc IA cirl-
dad resuita pequeho,. Por go en- p.
"Condado" Santurce V "Mirainar
Sc estan construyendo gran nimero
de viviendas Y los ingenieroS como
ei Sr. Luis A. Gonzalez Y otros. tie
men mucha Ocupacion con pianos :
eonstrucci0nes de e.egan;isimas u
NlenuAs. .z
4.ezs@W RondOder.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24

Durante los dfas zo, ~, ~, ol ue
Julio y 2 de Agosto, dice Ia prensa
de Puerto Plata-en las primeras no
ras de IL noche, y en- el amplisimo sa
sion del teatro "CurieP' celebraron
Sc los exzmenes de Il Academia Mu
nicipal de M1Gca que con no iguala
dos amor y entusias mo dirlje el &c
NAL maestro sefor Jose Maria Ro
dngues Arres6n, ,ayudado en- su civl
izadora tarea por los laboriosos IN
teligentes profesores senores Angus
to Vega y Francisco Pla.
FL % preeent6se 4 ex6men la pr
mera Secci6n d cargo del profesorD,
Francisco P]a, "A alumnos, en- teona
de la Mdsica hasta el estudlo de la
Transposici6n.
Ell 20, la Segunda secci6n enco
mendada al professor D. Augusta We
ga. Examinaronee Is alumnos, EN-
pez6 por la defnici6n y ejemplos de
los interva]os consonantes hasta 10
formaci6n de los acordes.
En- las noches del go y 81 de julio
" de Agosto, entr6 en- combate la
Tercera Seccitn enconmendada la,
reconocida pericia del director de la
Academia, senior Rodriguez Arres6n,
ampiando los estudios de Ia secclon
anterior con el de las inversiones de
los acordes, los movimientos directo,
contrario y obllcuo, las morehos UNI
tormes del bajo en- la ammonia, y 81
guiendo la ardua materia. hasta ter
minar en- ell procedimiento de las mo
dulaciones por Transformation"
En- la parte practica, demostraron
su adelantamiento con la ejecuci6n,
en- las cuatro noches de pruebas, del
walls "Ensueho seductor", de Rosas,
interpretado con amor, con gusto re
fnado, hacienda notar los variados
matices que abrillantan esta STEM
pre- seductora pagina musical, Ober
tura de la Opera "Farafan"- escue
Ia rusa-;Selecci6n de "Fausto", de
Gounod; el Walls de Rossi, Amor q.
pasa";; Ia celebre Cavatina de Raft !;
repitiendose Ia Ultima noche, a pc
tici6n el precioso Va]s del infortuna
do Rosas. Despues de lefdasl as calf
cacicnes, cerr6se el acto con el Him
no Nacicnal, el nGmero de musica
en- que ronen tedo su entusiasmo los
alrnnos de la Academia.
L os alumnos de la Academia han
de mostrado su ccmpetencia en- la
parte te6rica, diffcil, y que absorve
el reposo de quienes Sc dedican 4 de
sentrahar todas las be]lezas del mas
conmovedor de los exponentes del
humane sentimiento; y ccmpetentes
tsmbien en- Ia parte practica, en- ia
ejecuci6n atinada, circunspecta,
con amor y con intenci6n de las pa
glnas escritas por los maestros.
Los alumnos de Ia Academia Sc
vlenen preparando para un brillante
porvenir. Estaran capacitados para
el estudio, Interpretation y compren-
sion de Ia obra realizada por los gran
des de Ia mdsica. Y no sera para e.
Hos, como para los profanos, un mis-
terio Undesirable la tecnica de un
Wagner, por ejemplo, y percibiran
clara y distintamente Ia dulzura pa
radieiaca de les Nibelungos, y pene
traran en- el alma de Isolda Y Iris
tan, Ia pa1eja dvina cantada y glo
rlfcada por el arte.
Los disc]pulos del maestro Are
son probaron hasta la saciedad que
Ia mdsca, juzgada desde el punto
de vista de su elevado concepto de
Gle ncia, ha sustraido de las garras
del vicio, ha arrebatado del imperio
de las tinieblas q un buen n,imero de
6venes y los ha con vertido en- ele
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
ST usted desed Comprar

artcos de Ferreera HerramieRtas para Cpineros Eee
tos nayaes Efectss De omea Impementos Agrcolas Pin
uras Aeeites Varnces c vse nuesro departamento de
Feneterfa San Juste No e.
En- taller mecanioo oonstrumos toda case re
puertas ventanas persianas msduras etc. preparadas
herraes deseen nuesros dep0stos encontraa
usted Maderas de Pichpen Pine Bgles Pine americana etc.
etc Precios limtados.
FinIay Bros e. Weymouth 7rad'g Go
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
|NSTALACDNES De LUZ tLECTRICA
Al ACTUAL C0ST0OE MATER|ALES

Para mtado mandareos electsta
mdas sumnisaremos para
GRATIS 81 preco a de conmdd haremos aba garanz4n
do reigro nmoddades Especial anc6n dado los
de- Prta de Terra santuo Rio Pdas CaguaI Bayamon
lima se heos heho ane vueva ped
vera Ia ganancia IN apsovechar hoy aM
MOTORES VENTILAD0RES Al COST0
eepneden almacen la Marina
Porto Rico Power and Light Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
It Should Be a
Day Above All DAYS.

May is the menth of Mary, the
sanctified mother of Jesus. Sunday
is a holy day, one suited above all
others on which to celebrate the
hottest tie on earth. When Sunday,
Nay 9th-next Sunday-was set apart
to be observed as mothers day" the
selection was apt. 1t appeals to the
noblest human sentiment 1t should
be hailowed by sweet thoughts and
tender memories-those blessed angels
of light that come at times to all of
US to chase away the shadows from
the soul, to wholly illumine the
chiaroscuro in the rock bound caverns
Of the mind.
In asking Floridians to give faith
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
THE LOAN SHARKS
IN OTHER STATES
Strong Forces at Work.

Strong Forces at Work.
In New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Cincinnati, Chicago, and Cleveland
there are strong forces at work to
eliminate the loan shark a money
lender who thBives upon robbing the
poor in a cruel and systematic man
ner. A special writer for Grit has
made study Of the loan shark" evil
in Philadelphia, as that city has had
more or less success in fighting the
evil. The methods of the Philadel-
phia sharks" are similar to the
methods used by the usurious money
lenders in other cities. One man in
Chicago owns scores of these loan
agencies in various parts of the coun-
try. In Philadelphia he has a dozen.
Other firms have them scattered all
over the country, too, and their meth
DDS and exacting practices are the
same wherever their signs appear
soliciting trade.
There are bills before several legis-
latures now calculated to curb the
loan shark" evil. Persons interested
in the welfare of needy borrowers,
should watch how their state repre-
sentatives vote on this question. AS
long as the loan shark thrives, the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY J. 1sOs
Commercial Congress
Secures an Able Ally.

|
Evincing a deep interest in the
work of the Southern Commercial
Congress which assembled in the
capital of the nation last December
and which has since startled the
world no less by it's effective activity
than by the magnitude of its under
taking, the Washington Herald an
nounces that hereafter it will devote
each Sunday a section of its valuable
space for recording Southern growth
and aiding Southern development.
Thinking men," declares the Her
aid, have for years in a somewhat
vague way been conscious of the
great possibilities of the South. There
are few business men but know some
feature Of its resources. The facts of
the South have been set forth statis-
tically in government documents and
in special trade papers. The maya
zines in recent years show an in
creasing tendency to include articles
referring to some feature of the de-
Velopment of the South. 1t remained
however, for the Southern CONNER
cial Congress, which met in Washing
ton in December, so TO mass the facts
and interpret them as to send a thrill
of conscious knowledge through the
South and through the country. Prior
to that notable gathering, held during
the conservation week, there was
scant realization of the stupendous
truth regarding the South enunciated
in the congress-"
Our Washington contemporary also
announces that it has embarked on
this undertaking with the same I'M
selfish motives that prompted the or
ganization of the Southern CONNER
cial Congress- without expecting
Immediate remuneration, but looking
for its reward finally through the
immense development of resources
and increase of contributary wealth
which will result from enlarged
Southern activities.
The commercial congress and the
Herald surely have ample ground for
an extreme optimism. The immense
results to accrue from we'll planned,
continuous advertisement of the sec
ton of the country south Of the Mason
and Dixon line defy the boidest imag-
ination to grasp them. With no well
defined policy or widespread coop
Grafton this section between 1880 and
1908 has increased vastly In poPu-
lation it has grown from 1888. 800 to
26,S34,705; in value of manufactured
products from $457, 454,777 to $780,
0UJ, 900; in value of its cotton crop
without seed) from 1912, 1908, 600 to
$614,0S4, 900; in mineral products from
S13, S17 $50 to $2S6. S1S, 317; in exports
from $264, 905,75 to S64S, OsS.7f5, and
so on all down the line of human en-
deavor; while its true property vaIu-
alton has risen during the same period
from 1865 600 900 to S20,073, EST. PIG.
Truly if such great things have been
accomplished in the past without well
organized effort, what a grand vista
leads up to a mental calculation of
the glorious possibilities of a future
well fertihzed by the brains and
muscle of an army of progressive men
acting with a harmonious unity of
purpose.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07

full observance to the day, Governor
Gilehrist advises that each of us
shall wear a white rose or white car
nation, flowers emblematic of purity,
beauty and love. It is right that this
outward respect for the living or the
dead should be shown, and each of
us should obtain flower and wear
it conspicuously.
But there will be a deeper and a
tTuer way of commemorative the oc-
casion. Those whose mothers still
live to love and bless and cherish
them should turn toward their sacred
presence with an enlarged feeling of
thankfulness, a fuller recognition of
the unselfish devotion which has
prompted SO many personal sacrifices
and compelled such abundant forgive
ness; while those who linger on the
earth awhile, separted by deaths
dark gulf from the fair Elysian fields
where dwell their mothers among the
holy family of Heaven, should visit
the lofty halls of memory, and soothe
their spirits with a recollection more
divine than any other that echoes
down the aisles.
To all the day should be ennobling
and filled with blessing. 1t should
draw us closer to humanity and
awaken a purer sentiment, a holier
consideration for all the gracious
gifts of God that spring from the
womb of Nature. 1t should soften
our hearts; elevate our souls; encour-
age our sympathy; draw us nearer to
the well-spring of mercy, the eternal
fountain of Jehovah. For to these
higher things we are invited, and the
voice that has been and still is most
earnest in the call, whether the words
come to us in familiar accents through
our daily walks of life or are whis-
pered in a still small voice" from
the unseen spirit land, yet it is the
voice of the mother-the first, best,
brightest guardian angel Of our lives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07

Another boom for Jolly Jackson
vile. Representative Mckenzie OF
Putnam wishes to have an electric
chair established there for the execu-
tion of all criminals guilty of capital
offenses. This will gain for that city
the sobriQuet Of Dead Mans Town -
But will the boosters relish that sort
of titIe2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
Almost Unanimous.

HITUOoE OIIdTIIIEIUuS-
The Fox bill to regulate the bust
ness of loan agencies making loans
less than 5000; providing for licenses
and restricting assignment of wages,
was passed in the house soon after
the afternoon began, the vote being
IA to l. The Kline bill, regulating
the same line of business, passed by
$50 to 2.-PhiladeIphia (Penn.) In
quiref.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07

By the time the real summer heat
hits WashingtOn-that hottest of all
hot places in the east-seRators and
representatives will not know whether
the tariff is being revised up or down !;
but they may safely rely on the Their
mometer to indicate correct condi-
tions-it will boil over if Aldrich and
old Sol have their way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
Denies The AIIeeation.

The Pensacola Journal remarks
that There is talk of a Socialist col
ony from Pennsylvania invading Du-
val county. Everything seems to be
go in the suburbs Of Jentle Jack
sonville." Our esteemed contemPo-
rary is right except for the facts that
the proposed colony is not from
Pennsylvania, is not Socialist, neces-
sarily, and will not be, in any sense
an invasion. It's promoters are Jack
sonvilIe people, it is founded on the
idea of buying land comparatively,
thus giving the buyer Of land at re-
tail the benefit Of wholesale prices,
and settlers are expected to come to
it from all parts of the Union after it
has been we'll Observation-Disclosures
vile Times Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
NEWS AND VIEWS
BY STATE PRESS

1t Takes Action.
A business revival will not come of
its own accord If we sit with our
hands in pockets waiting for some
thing to 'turp up" it will not likely
be Turing" very fast 1t ANakes ac-
ton. The beard of trade should be
recognized at once and get busy
A town Without a live board Of trade
doesn't appeal very nuch TO foreign
capital.-Havana News.
Fires VIII Not Wait
Our society editor reports that at
the fire last Friday two Of the FIRE
ompanies were at Yellow River, three
at Bay Point and three at Collias'
mill pond, but all we're on haad a
few hours after the fire was extin-
guished. He advises the boys to stay
punched up if they want to be in on
the excitemsut.-AIlten Star.
viii Be Settled Right.
The temperance people have things
their own way oVerat|TallahasSee. and
we feel confident that the constitu-
tienal amendment, for statewide pro
hibitiOn, will be adopted by both
houses. This means that two years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACCLIANS

He is At Milton.
A negro condemned to death at
Pensacola is trying to starve himself
TO death. By this method he will
save the county considerable expense
IN two ways.-Tampa Tribune
Danger of Agitation.
Now Pensacola wants a change in
her charter. With so much agitation
We spend half OF the force that should
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
Boys VIII be Bows

and are always getting scratches,
cuts, sprains. bruises, bumps, burns
or, scalds. Don't neglect such things
they may result serious if you do.
Apply Billiards. Snow Liniment &C
cording to directions right away and
it will relieve the pain and heal the
trouble. Price Csc, soc and 5I.e0
Sold by w. A. D'Alemberte.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07

Regulates Loan Sharks.
Senator Stetson's bill making it I'M
lawful for loan sharks to charge
more than > per cent per month
passed the assembly tonight For
the first conviction the penalty is d
fine of $50 and for each subsequent
conviction $500. John Mott tried to
add an alternative for Imprisonment,
but his amendment was defeated be-
cause it might endanger the bill by
reason of delay. James Feeley gave
notice of motion to reconsider-San
Francisco (Cal.) Call.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07

The Baldwin Times, published at
Bay MInette, Alabama, will hereafter
appear as a bi-weekly instead OF as
a weekly. A sure sign of progress
and Editor Colley is to be congratu-
latea.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07

1t is such revivaIists as Frank
Wells, who recently declared in
Montgomery that he had never
baseball game and was sorry for any
Christian, especially minister, seen
there" who bring discredit on the
church. Where they frighten and con-
vert one weak minded neurasthenic
they ALLEVIATE ten level headed, honest
men by their silly, minded,
sensational fanaticism.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
Reason For II.

The Standard Oil press of Florida
app1aUds Frank Clark's TRADE of Viii
liam J. Bryan, which he delivered in
the national house the other day.
Naturally the S. o. press being owned
and controlled by Republicans, like to
see a Democrat CD stick a knife into
another Democrat The more demo
Gratis Democrats kill, the less will the
Republicans have to handle. But,
just let Frank Clark measure up with
Ion l. Farris for congress at the next
election and see whether Florida sent
him TO congress to knife Bryan or to
mind the business of his constituents.
Miami Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07
Give It Greater Power.

1t is to be sincerely hoped that the
legislature will take the bride off and
give railroad commission all the auth
GRITTY and power they need to compel
the railroads to obey tleir orders.
We don't want to be unjust, but we
want the railroads to understand that
when the commission speaks it means
something.-Manatee Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-07

What sort of reparation will this
country demand for the murder of
American missionaries in Asiatic Tur-
key? Money? o, precious balm to
soothe the ghastIiest wound.