davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
sTREETCAR SERVICE Abs

George W. Austin of Oakland also
spoke of the increase in residential
districts, adding:
The excellent streetcar service of Oakland
makes ii possible to- concentrate families, fac
tories and mercantile houses at will When
Washington street had horsecsrs in 1886, block
157, bounded by Clay, Eleventh. Twelfth and
Washington streets. had an assessed value Of
only S5l 600 When the electric cars came 10
years later cit was assessed at S2l6.S75. rise of
value in that short time of Sl65.S75. What
could you buy il for today? Don't think OF II
unless you are familiar with the word millions.
And thus IT goes all over the city The time "a
buy property in Oakland is now. II will be
worth more tomorrow. more next week, more
next month and much more next year.
DR.. @. W. Caldwell filed an applica-
ton with the board OF public works
today for permit TO build a 100000
apartment house at the corner of Har-
rison boulevard and Twenty second
street. Work on the building will be
commenced as soon as the permit is
granted
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21

so that We win be soon able to offer these lots
10 the public. There will be finer residence
site in Alameda. The owners. which includes
ourselves. are sparing expense up to date. and
the best yet. all sewer. gas and water pipes
thus making our streets the best Of driyeways.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21

ANACONDA. Aug. 20.-Following are the re-
suits of today's races and the official prices:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs, selling, 4 year
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
Vancouver Entries

FIRsr RAcE-Fire turlong.. .ellinr. ? '.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
Anaconda Races

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
Reno Races

RENO. Aug 2O.-Following are the results
Of today's races and official prices:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs, selling:
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21

The steamship Queen. Captain Zeb. arrived
late last night from Seattle via Victoria It
was too late to pass quarantine. so will not
dock until this morning. 1t brings a large
number of passengers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

Stc % ucenStoip & 2ope
EointE TRANSPORTATION y o."
lit sur Belt I'M 9eariit cine Nn5obl
I,eiier Fiers 81 errihten. Sieiclbcl,
lcllcn oem 5unebnlenben Mniprud)
oes Neutrality-suspicious. entipred)en.
Sum 9eiten hes 9onobci.
mes iii ainher beaonn oeitern
abeno in Der olteu @oiienhoae oeS
.. HeainncntS Elm @oSnr. meld)er lid
zines ousac5cid)neten @eiudeS e%rircu.
ic. VII Den pcrid)icbcncn Siihen lpo.
rem ioIgenbe Gomen tb1tia: 2mnidl.
1iih = 6rau Sobn u. 9lono uno
1raii Charles j. Modlin; Spiclio.
hcn - 1rou George Goblin Eenni.
man; Slumen Srou Sobn Sc.
Shoip, Jun; SfiirSen - Srla. Ct.
Willer mo Wap Yniibor; Soncp. Nr.
titel 1rl. Bertha See SenfiuS;
9imonooe - Sri. 2auro gmorp; ga.
fes 6rau Ybilcmon 8. Sud
Euppen SRI, Gliie Sutton; sri
tens dauItclunacn = Trou5 bomoa
Q. Cullen.
@anoc Dams t nj NJ +, -
Ser Gerfaui pon 9lleien iiir ooa
Nliftrctcn bon Moube Mhoms in Der
.Wuiif . Ntabemie" miro beutc idyon
beginner o%nitatt am nGd)iten Moli.
iog. 0a bos Sniereiie fir SRI. Moom'S
aommen elm 10 icbr GROCER lit. Gie
aiinitierin iritt auf in .Wbat eucrp
Mpmnn fnolps."
Mecitol bcS&apon.G [ II b 6.
-Tas critic Recital oes Sopon-G lubs
miro heitc Nbenb i'm Gonicrpotoriuml
bes DIRECTORS bcs Clubs Serrn i. -.
Eliimader, Nr. 900. Maoiiou.Npe-
lilie, i.nttfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Sonucnanf. anb ltntergnna.
Sas yScttcr.

Siir Warplanb mn Oell Tiitrift
Columbia bclItc mo ulorGcu falt,
mGBiee, mnipriugcn0e, mnrNcn lilo
lid merocnNc @inbe.
Gas Wetter mnr geItcrn luicoer
angencbm. Bic bod)ite 1empcrotur
mar SO Wra0 nm = ltbr Nod)nliItdoS
nlo Die nicbrigite 40 @rnO mn 6 ltbr
WorgenS.
Sn Den anoercn 9lnhea @ettcr-
9eobod)tungs.S totionen muroen Die
iolgcnOen bod)iteu Senlperotllreu
uer6elt)net:
Goitport As, Eortlano ~, @oitcn
IA, Nlbunp 40, Nelp.Dorf 46, Ebias
oclpbia As. Ntlontic.Gitp As, Norria-
burg IS. @aibington "a, Noriolf 5G.
SotteroS 56, Charlotte "a, @ilmin1.
ton 81, Gborleitou GA. Soponnob 66.
Sodionpiae 70, Supiter 7G, acp.@eit
n, Wontgomcrp y, Nem Orleans
y, Tolcitinc 76, @olpeiton "a, Gor-
pms Gbrilti 76, WcmpbiS 70, Gin-
clllntt 36, Eittsburg 90, SSme1u
30, Buffalo 40, Glcpclono as. &C.
iroit 4S, alpeno ~, Warouette AS,
@reen Dan as, Chicago 60, Gulutf
IL, ct. Ealll %, Ct. 2ouiS 66, aol-
ios'Gitp 70, Smabo Ga, Slron 40,
gismord -, Winiiton %, SABRE 2S.
&elcno "a, Solt Cafe Gitp -. Genpcr
IS. North. Elotte 80, Nmorino 20.
GoogcsGitp 20, Sos an9eIeS 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
9onntags-


@er gcbicaenc ocntidJc Gum
tags Geftiirc miinid)t nno Su-
slcid) audJ cute Wcnisfciten,
fam fetn bciicrcs SOnntngss
blatt iinbcn ais bic Sonntngss
Mmsaabe bcs yScutidcu Gorre'
ipo~nbenten." Sic BARN enthal-
trncm Nrtifcl, Gr5ablunseu, @c-
bid)tc uiu. fann Gin Scocr lcIcn,
andD bic Sodjtcr Scs @auics.
Sic oMioeiirte Erciic" licicrt
Dem yScntidjcn Gorrcipunocns
ten" bic nencitcn Grrigniiic amf
Dem sau5em Grocnrnno. Was
am Samitag Nbcno gum Scis
ipicl in Scrliu p~aiiirt, cridcint
am Spnntag WurgcH i'm rGcnt'
idcm Gurrcipunbcntrn," Sic
bnnpiiGdliditcu NIrtifcl, wcld)c
moracu i'm ,Sunutags.GOrrcs
ippnScnten" crihcincn ucrbcm,
iiuo:
sic Wcttc," Sic &nrirnn9
ocs SdJnnpfcns," nNidJt lcbcm
uno oud) %glanbcn," pSas Snbis
lGnm Der Wcitc," Ser Human
Der 3iu6lf," r@olomadJrr,"
vSie ltbr," o@arnm Der Wono
fciuc MtmoipbGrc Bnt," r&crli.
ncr Spiritiitcn- Sd)minoel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
%ltnucr,uii

Sobn Moblbenrid) cntuldclt in Der
iiiolid)eu Eoli5ciitotion @olgcn-
hunlor. - Sit froh, nit @elleu
1lllb elmer Shubmrmoc oopon &c.
fommen 81 iein.
@oloenhumor i'm lpubrcn SInl oea
@ortes belist SobnNtoblbenrid), meI'
der IN Sii0s9altinlorc, gang III Der
MGbe, no lid bic ScottitroBe unb Die
.9altimore-Sbio 9obn" freu5en,
mobnt. 3eridunreL nit iuhlreihen
9eulen UNI einer SditBmunOe mllr.
DC Moblbenrih unfl Dem oWorplun'
Der Soipitol"" aehrad)t, er hottc anl
Sonncrito9 Ibeno einerGonfta9icier,
mcltc bon Sliper DC. Siiiep an Der
Mib9elpitroBc gegeben mnroe, beige
mobnt. Iprt mllrbe er aus be.
itinlmten @riinoen nad) alien Heaeln
Der &unit ourd)geprii9elt ulb lhlieb,
lid nod IN Nua &inn aeld)olIel; uno
oennod mar er, mic or gcitern Dor
EoliSeirid)ter Yepis crflartc Gonfbor,
ouB err aus Dem 8efedrt 10 %gelinoe
bupon fam. Gr perionlih mlrbc nm
$40 uno Soften beItroit, mGbrcno
Siiicp inter $500 9iirgihuit iiir lei.
men Ero5eB gcitelt wurOc, peii er
onneblih bel Der Gntiernung icines
8oiteS olli uniunite @eiie pcriobren
lei mo bcnieIben ongcihoiien boben
lpll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Wm. u. SnDoer.
StGuoc 757-759 Gcrington-W 'arft,
Gt, 0sc.o.Etrok

Nut kSutu- ttWHNs
Der grDfte SGnbler nit feimen
WnrItmaarcn nno 0elifateKen I'M
liciigen Marft. @e fIbren cine
ar6fcre mno idJSnerc MnSlase Der
trinitrm Wmriiprtea, ais irsenb Sc
i,amo in mnicrer Vrand,c. Spred,en
Gic bemtc an nnieren Stanoen uor
nno laiicn Sic lid cine Erobe ams
unIerem rcidycn MTurtiment seben
mno laien Sic iidJ iiber5cmgel, bah
ic BON beKcrem 8eidpmad limb, ais
SIC iic ic ianocn. @ir beiiten cine
lenaidbriae Grfabrmns i'm 8eid)Gft
mnb idcmcm iueoer ltnfoiten nod
Miibe, umicre Gnnoen . litGnbis sm.
frimSen AT jtellen unS ipir iino iiber-
scugt, baf Sic itets unIer stumble
Lleibem iucrbcn, ipenn Sic eimmal bel
nus famftcn. sic iueroen bana Sbrc
MarftcinfGmic mnuuIfummen finoen,
,ucnn bieic mid)t cine Ooer mcbrerc
nmicrcr Sortcn nmfaHen. 1uniere
Yreiie iimb trot Der boben Gngros.
WUfirnnsca iebr mGhia. Inter MI
iercm bcmtigcn Spesialitaten nennen
mir: 0Gnie- 9~ebermnrit, Saroellent
Nsnrjt, Murtabclla, Wranmidsueiger
Mcttwnrit, Nraunidmeiger Geber.
lunrit, 9a~d,sidinfcm, Cemtlde Sd,iu'
len .Wolpsna, Nreffopj sefodter nno
Gebafcner Sdyinfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Wan 6ebaItc in 8eoGdtni6.

Sic werben ME eim GnSeres Bier
irtnfcn, lpcnn Sic einmal bos 6Ia.
ld'enbier Der Geo. @iinther. iun.,
Vran.Go. pcrild)t babcn. las 6einite
Ger 6eincn fir 6amiIicn-8 ebralid,.
Glreft in Der Sraucrei m,f 5Iaiden
aefhut. Site. 3tpei 0utenS Dlaiden.
$l.OO. geitcllt BON Der Yrouerei -
Y. & .. &bone @o!ie 20 ooer bon
Hhiuips Bros, Macnten.
(Wai4,G 81, Go, Soy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Hein, nabrbaft nub aeiuno,

in 9crbinbung nit Der Strait ocs ut.
ters uulo Dem bobcn Neid)tbum Der
l.nDcrfilihtbcit, miro ons Don sSreo.
Vaucrnidmibt's ramerican Srcpcrp"
Ifrseitellte 2 Sier" Sic SIT je.
Ger 3eit bcirieoigen. @crlangt e..
Site $1.00. grauerei ll04-t12S
S'iaen-Str. Eel. 6. & go. ct. Iaul
1854, NO. Gpurtlnnb 140l. (33D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Is Gilt!

Sou Der armen @ittpc al Scr
G%nIorltrnbc ibr Solls crbaltcn mers
cen, Damn muB itneQ gebonbelt mcr.
cen. tSiir Die ge5ablung Der StGnern
ser Sruil, Die $33.45 bctrogen. ma.
rui aeitcrn gbenb $3.50 in Ger Or
petition oes n9eutihen Gorreipon.
bcnten" cingelauien. GS ieblen olio
nod SIG. Gie folsenben 9eitrGgc
l,u0 cinNcianot mprocn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
". HciHert.
&altim1rc's 0cMtidjer Ebutosraph
l00-4n
NurS.Wan.Strafc.

WurS'WaD. Strahc.
Gin cri%tflaiiiges Geid)aft fir crit
flaiiige Mrbcitcn. nuo feline h6beren
E,ciic, als Sic anbersuo besa5lcn.
S%pe5iaIitGt, G:rcinsgrnppcn mno
0amilienernppcn. &ergr6Rernngen
mad) alien Niloern nctcr WaraMtic.
Nd)trn Sic anf obiee MbreHe; Is
lie AT Jbrcm TUrtbcile.
&eiuc Y%crbinbuna init irgenS It,
mem anSeren StMStc.
(Gea13,S&S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Oefbieubitnaeu.

@eloienbungen mod Geutfflano
unb Seitreid llngarn iid)er uno
idneI beiorgt. 5, 10 urb 20 Warf..
ionic 10 uno 90 aroncr.S 1eine Al.
perfanfen.
9beo. s. 0ieaer & Co.,
f9-) Vt. 211 Ci.Waltimore.St r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
S6co. s. 0icncr e Co.,
217 DIT Wa(timorc Gtrofe

Sertldes unS anocres auSl1not.
ld)es @elo sefauit unb ~rerfoui1.
Velolenonngen beiorgt nod Geutid.
lano. Scitreid. 3ublano II. !. 10.
@ediel ausGeiteIlt alf ausIdnoiide
@anfen. Greoitbriefe uno 1robeIers
Cheques. CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
9uiis.
.Gebbcl's ciMsiacS Stnoin.

TT-
Sebcrinann tcmnt bic Dun ms ae.
~licfcrts Trbcit; mir Scnfeu nid)t oa'
ran, nus l'lbit III ;u6cn, ionbcrn iber'
laiicn oics Hnicrcm Qciitmngcn. Seine
Srcpprm bel inns sn criteigcn. Gaiien
Sic i'd pun MnSercn nidt tanidjen,
cs siebI uiir Gin einsises Scbbcl.S tu'
bic muS Sics befinSet i'd i'm Eartcrre.
MdJtcn Sir ani bas Sams, luo Mmier
Wamcn ami Sbiiren nno Tenitcrm
itrbt.
Ncinc Mgcntrn. Sin Ereis.
MdJtcn Sic anf
-Sebbels-
321 Norb-8 Gan. Ctr, maize 3iah.Str
HdHe fir'S Nnsfamb teisrat g.. Natns, 4fa
c n. 43uttiulnIes Str uahe HN(fnm 0outesHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
@arn,n Darius !

9earum lit Steirs Bier 10 popular?
Iarum, neil es ollie auten eigen-
idlaiten in lid pereinigt, melde mon
, Dor Bier pcrlangen fam. CPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27


Nraac braldDt lid, feline Sansfrau
Mupticrbrcd)cm SIT MAIDEN, lucnn iir
g. .. Tcttbcra's Sclifatciicnlaocn,
Wr. 224, Wuro. GmtawitraRc,
Cincn @cind) abitattct, ,uO cS an rcid)-
lidlcr Mnsiuabl Der fcinitcn Sclita-
triicu nicmals mangclt. @ir MAIDEN
bcntc aar5 %bcionbcrs anf rMaaoc-
burger Saucrfrant" nno pbcutId)c
MartOiicln" auimcrtiam.
Surbcn cinsctroficn tit bic critic
Scnbuna rNiirnbrrgcr 2cbfndrn"
nnb yMarsipan 2ebtnd)cn." Uni fci-
item @cibnadtstiid) iOlltcn bicic BE-
licbtcn WrbGte fcblcn. Der Sabcn lit
jcorn @rrftas bis Mbcnbs ac6finct.
yomis $. Metttcra's Marftitanoe,
We. 966-96S, 4eringtun.W arft, nno
Mr. 344-346, Sollins.Harft,
Eabcn hcntc ,uicber bic gr6htc Nus.
wnbl Der id)madbaftcitcn Wnrinuaa-
rem anisnmciicn. Mls YcWeis fiji,
sic Mns,uabl s%rcifcn mir bic Ucridic'
Scncn Surtcn in &lmt,uiiritcn hcrans.
,oic ySbirinsrr Tlntmnrit," ySans.
srmad,tc Mutwurit," pSunoin %lnt.
mErlt" lfransSiiid)c Tratblnt,unrit)
nno uSnuscn.Y lntunrit." (33D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Serciniste 9iitriftr, :. II. y.
mathematician
Obi

Counting, %. Nopember 1909.
&cber's Harf. -. .S~ariurb-8 uab.
(331-2
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&erciniate 1iitritte, :. Il. y.
-Naiternr5itcn-
SOnutag, 2S. Wupcmbcr 1909.
Wcbcr'S Earf. 80. .Sarforo- Hoao.
(33t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

VxHe Mr's MnSianb befsrat O.. Naiwe. lf9
ChsUalttMeresety. uabe Gahem 0usie.Nte.
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.SdNe far's Naslaws teisrat O.. @atns. 4f3
ch.&aI'iuipre.atr., nshe Cation 9snfe'Sse.
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Mas cRen iuir?

llcbcr bic gcantuurtnng bicicr
Traac braldDt lid, feline Sansfrau
&upiScrbrcdjrn SIT MAIDEN, iucnn iic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
PENSACOLA FLORIDA FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL g. 1909
THE CROSS ON CALVARY
THAT POINTS TO HEAVEN

infamous hateful
of the hands Of His
humiliation
his he-nspred
the loving LORD
the
patience
laden? Even nineteen cntu-
thought of His
betrayed Him. And most horrible
kissed
of signal to the hoodhsy rabbe to seize
budened
of
and all
in him
Kingdom
stricken
minds andte
friends than
alegory
dney uttered
shall that he who crufe this too too solid
veil material
all
Fathers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACOLIANS
Pilots Petruchio,

Pilots Petruchio.
The finale in The Pensacola Jour-
nal-PllotS discussion of. states rights
in The Journal, resulted in that staid
and reputable family paper likening
the editor of the Pilot unto Shake
Speare'S PetTUchio. And thereby
hangs tale. The Journal heing such
model home paper it of course was
received into the Pilot editors home
and peTused by his family. But when
madame" fell upon the paragraph
likening her worthy spouse unto Pc
truchiO, the tanner of shreWs, there
came a fire into her eyes that betok-
Cned trouble to We Pensacola editor il
he should by any possibility come,
within her reach. AS long as Brother
MayeS remains within the bucOlic
precincts of Pensacola he is safe, but
we would not guarantee his safety
just at present in the vicinity of We
editors domicile. There are several
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Saws It Did Not Defend
the Loan Sharks.

The Tampa Times, upon whose re
markable position in defense of the
4SO-per-cent loan business The Jour
nal recently had occasion to make CON-
ment, now reverses itself and half
heartedIy apologies as follows:
The Times learns in roundabout
and unreliable way that The Pensa-
cola Journal has criticised IL for It's
defense of the loan sharks MOI
having seen the criticism referred I'd,
The Times is unable to gauge the eX-
act degree of the misapprehsnslon
entertained by its Pensacola contem-
porary. It is unnecessary to say thaS
The Times never defended nor even
excused the loan shark. 1t merely
accounted for him by arraigninS tee
body polite for making him ne
cessity to the lower financial orders.
Having made it impossible for the
average honest creditor TO collect
debts from the unwilling, the average
honest creditor ceases to lend TO Ger
tain classes These must have money,
and they create the loan shark who
takes risks and exaCts pay for them,
Society should compel all men 10
pay their debts. instead of protecting
him in nOn-payment The gain IN
business and prosperity would be MI
CalculabIe, society would be relieved
of nou-prOduceTs, and things would
run smoothly and easily, to the i'm
mense advantage of everybody. The
social body collectively is to blame
for the existence of the loan shark,
and he is ineradicable until the entire
acknowledging system is changed, I'M
I'll men will never contract dent
without knowledge that it must be
nd a
teal idea how it may and will be
maid. If pointing out this lamentabls
state of facts is interpreted as a de-
Tense Of the loan shark it is no fault
of ours.
If the Times can offer nothing bet
ter than the above, even as a reason
for the existence of the creature
which it now says it does not defend,
then its reason is about as weak as
its defense originally was.
OF course, every man ought to pay
his debts, and if he has anything TO
pay them with he can be made to pay
them. But because some men, or
any number of men, are dishonest
enough to evade the payment of thei-
honest debts does not constitute q
reasonable excuse for permitting other
men to rob their unfortunate VIC
Tins by means of a 4SO-per-cent inter
est system.
Our Tampa contemporary should get
right on a subject which is now, no
doubt. as vitality important to Tampa
as 1t is to Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Old as the Hills,

Those innocent editors and real es-
tate men who nave been marveling
over f1attering offers made by banker
imprisoned in Madrid had better let
the matter drop or they may get
badly scOTched. Building castles in
Spain" is a dangerous business
Pensacola Journal
Letters of this stipe were received
by several citizens of Alachua, but
as this gold brick dodge is nearly
as old as the hills. the writer failed
to reap any reward for his trouble.
-Alachua News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

Brother Bittinger, of the Ocala Star,
is authority for the statement tina.
Willis Powell, late of the st. Peters
burg Independent, got the religion
while attending the meeting of the
press association at st. Augustine. We
have heard OF this kind of conversion
before; but how long will it last? Aud,
by the way, did any of the fratres
leave the Ancient City without their
headgear?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

In offering prize for the two best
essays on tuberculosis, it's cure and
prevention, the Miami Metropolis did
thing worthy of the highest COM
mendatiOn. 1t is by such efforts that
a lively interest is awakened in this
all-important subject, and it is quite
evident that such an awakening is an
instant requirement if any effective
work is to be done in downing the
worlds most fatal scourge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

A big ice skate manufacturing con-
Germ is going to locate in Tampa. AS
the Tampa climate is not all that
could be desired by ice skaters, the
question naturally arises, what kind
of skates will they manufacture? Per-
haps they viii exhibit their different
models and brands of skates" on the
race track at next years fair.-De-
Land Record.
Tush man, don't you know? Tampa
isn't dry-yet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Yes, That's the Difficulty.

The last of the tuberculosis exhibit
tons has been made at Pensacola,
and the Journal says: at would be
next to criminal should the people OF
Pensacola and, indeed, all Florida.
fail to take warning by the tubercu
losis exhibit which has recently come
to a close, and create permanent or
CARNATIONS to fight the dreadful
scourge. But the exhibit will bear
no good fruit unleS such organiza
tiOns shall be effeceJ, and the fight
kept up consistently and vigorously
for a long time to pme." The work
done so far in the campaign against
tuberculosis is uIeIess, yes. worse
than useless, becaBe the expense of
it would be money thrown away, if
permanent organizations are not form
ed to take up thi warfare on the
Great Whit Plague But it is largely
a case of what leyerybody's business
is nobodys butiness. Jacksonville
t1mes-Un1on.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Christian Spirit LACKING.


Oscar Lewis, white man, was
arrested at Pensacola last week and
locked 10 in the county Jail on the
charge of being "a common drunkard. -
Such work is a reflection on ciyiIt
cation. Who ever heard of an at
tempt to cure a diseased man by the
use of state statute? One of these
days Christian people will awaken to
the fact that drunkenness is a dis
ease and not a crime. One Of these
days ph'Sicians will be summoned
instead d policemen when common
drunkar6" are found by the way
side It matters not how ene unfortu-
nate mai became Observation-Disclosures
by his dn wilfulness or by inheri.
tance-tb conditions are the same.
Who stOs to inquire how an unfor-
tunate PRISON gets into water beyond
his deph and cannot swim? The
first andfOremOst impulse is to save
them-nke the necessary INQUIRIES
afterwat. "A common drunkard"
cannot ave himself He needs medt-
cal atthtion at a hospital. Some
sweet de the same Christian charity
that goo to the rescue of drowning
persons will spread its wings over
the COMMON dTunkard and save him
TO himsf and his family. The pub
lie has pts to learn along this line
and it jught to learn Immediately
that dislses cannot be cured BY state
statutes Andalusia (Ala.) Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

Sheriff Cazalas, of Mobile, will have
a good deal of explaining to do e
Alabama's highest judicial tribunal
before he will get out of the tolls,
because of the lynching of the Negro
murderer, Robertson, in his city. The
examination into the lawless deed
promises to be strict and impartial
and Cazalas has just cause for alarm
p the probable outcome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

1t does not appear that the Sunday
school lessons of rich Asa Candler,
of Atlanta, had been very effective, as
one of his pupils has attempted to
blackmail him, threatening his life
and demanding $4,000. 1t looks as
though the parable of the rich man
and the camel had not been forcib3y
impressed on the youngsters mind.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
A Credit, BUT


The young editor of the young South
Jacksonville News has not been long
in the newspaper business, or he could
not say that he never has seen the
inside of saloon or tasted a drop of
intoxicating liquor. Newspaper men
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

base for the freight distribution now,
both local frieghts starting out
from this point. Two arrivals and
four departures within an hour is the
record every morning for trains, and
during the day We have nine trains
arriving and departing from Havana.
Havana News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
But Not Impossible

How about reducing the tax rate
In the state by bringing up property
valuations to a point within a hundred
miles Of where they belong ?-Pensa-
cola Journal That would require d
state board of equalization and a few
changes in the constitution, which,
experience shows, are hard TO obtain.
Miami NeWs-Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Great is Manatee.

Five and six cars of celery day is
not so bad, especially when you take
into consideration that each car is
worth between seven and nine hun
dTed dollars. This means q good deal
TO our section and town. And the
beauty about this IS, as fast as the
celery is shipped tomatoes are plant
ed on the same Land, which will give
us another crop and shipments up to
July. Great is the land Of the Mana
tee.-Manatee Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
There's the Rub,

1t is also against the law TO spit
on the floors of public buildings, street
cars and other frequented places
Pensacola Journal.
Yes, but how many have ever been
punished for violating this law
Bombay Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Too Much "RubbIe.D

Took a little ride in an auto the
other day. Got it in the neck Hang
our head at an angle of 45 degrees
and look pious and wise. Autos en-
tireIy too rich for editors blood. In
tended only for the rich and near
rich.-Orlando Reporter