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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25
SPOMINI MA PRIV MAI.

Bill" ic konccm aprila ladmir
lrto moiega urcnia Y rokodelSt-
vu. ko sem prvic >liSal o social
Stih. SliSal sem same >labc reGi o.
Nth.
IGit"li vcGcrnc >trokovne sole.
jr nam. uGcnccm pravil. da so So
cialiSti liudic. Xxi ne maraio della
ii in la ne z~aSluzijo druzega. ne
20 da 81 iih privcIc ma klop in
pray d"bro prctcpc 7 zilovko.
Tudi cd duhoynikov nisem sli-
Sal mic mani ~prijaznih bcsed o
Nth. Nj 6uda torci. da sem iih
>mrtno %Sovrazil.
Tisto lcto :ic priScl |. mainik
ma ncdeijo. Ic nckai dni preic So
ie g]ovorilo ~ploSno. ia hodo Socia-
list korakali tisti dan pc mcStu.
Pczne.ic So ie rcklo. ia hi koraka-
Ii. 90 hi Jim to dovolila policiia.
pa da Jim ne bo: da bodo pa vSc-
emo korakali Y ve6iih truman ma
proStor. kicr 50 imeli veselico.
Radovcdnost me .ie gnala tako
silno. la sem So odloGil iii ma Ia
dan poglcdati. kako izgledaio ii
>o"iii. PredStavlial sem 81 Jill kot
nckakc hudournike. Kako sem hi
pa zafudcn. ko sen zaglcdal CRU
&c liudi Snaznih oblekah in ma
rrSih Z rdp6imi cvcti in trakOvi.
Cudn0 So mi 10 ma NAH zazdelO.
kako hi mooli hiti Il Indie tako
hudobri. kakor 81 o Min govori.
Toda ker te reel govorc naiveG
duhovniki. mora biti 5c res H.
zaradi tega so hudobni. ker imaio
rdcGc trakove. Zakai nimajo teh
.traknv drugi. normalni liudje.
KmalU nato. ko SEN So odStranil.
SrcGam S~vOie"a dohrrga znanca.
k SO 10 uGil iStc ohrti kot iaz in
mn molc zacudcnic. 10 incl ma pr
sih pripcto malo rdcGo zavczo. Oh
>la me ic ncznanSka tooota i'm Y
tel togoti sem zagrabil IN zavczo.
la mn io odtrgam 2 rokavnika.
\ nisem SO upal. TovariS 10 takoi
poznal moio togoto in me pOtola-
I'll. 6eS. sal iaz niSem socii. ampak
noSim tOlc le zato. da VINE Indie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25
re Sc PLASIJO MILITARIZMA.

(Nadaljevanje $ prve strani.)
dveh pa najvec vpliva tudi ma obo-
rozevanJe oStalih drzav.
lzdatki IN militarizem in mari
nizem poStajajo ogromni, da Sc Jill
StraSijo ze tisti. Xxi Jill z~ahtevajo.
Iadnji teden .je incl angleSki
Drawn tainik IA zunanje zadeve
Grey V parlamentu govor, Xxi je
napravil povSod "merOdajnih"
politicnih krogih najvecji vtiSk.
Grey je med drugim dejal to:
Neizmiselno .ie, da Sc oh de
janskih prijateljskih razmerah
med drIavami ob%orozenje tako pO-
SpcSuje. Breme oborozevanja je Sc
bolj nevarnO kakor vojna sama.
To oborozevanje pomeni izkrvavi-
tev V miru Sporazum priza-
detih drzav hi morda p~ovzroGil. da
In Sc delali izdatki boil pocasi, ali
da So Sedanii mornariSki naGrt ne
hi poveCal. Use to hi bilo lahko
precinct poga.iania med Angliio
in Nemciio m ma vSak naGin hi hi
lo koriStno. ce hi Sc doSegel Spora-
zum. To ic razmeroma maihno
vpraSauie Y primeri L izdatki vSe-
"a >veta. kar ie mas Gill;
Ianimiv govor. XII nam Seveda
ne pove ME poSebno novega. Ia
nimivo jc 10. da nj tako g%ovoril So
c%iali>t. ampak angleSki drzavni
tajnik. ~Izkrvavitcv Y miru! Kohl
kokrat 50 t deiali Sucialni demo
kratJe! &c ~Spoznava.io 10 rc~nico
~ v~ladaIoci. tcdai mora biti ne
yarnoSt vclika. GoSpoduioGc Sloie
hhaja Ntrah. Plastic 50 duhov. Xxi
so .iih Sami priklicali.
Classic n~emSkcga drlavncga
kancclarja. "\orddrut>rhc Allyc-
meme Xeitung". ic l. ~vcScliem po-
zdravilo govor anglclkega drzav-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

NV NrStdihl a IN b naSla fOrma
e trdlii hi nasprotniki. da je ia.
'relJa' torma popolnoma za e. Sc
S'a'na. IA Sc vStvariena forma -
IN mi bl incl doveli snovi "a pre-
pr. N~praSanje ie ravno, Ge so raz-
ilch"Stl vrNt vetne, ali pa. &c so
Ie tekom razvoja naStale?
T"lcSni seStav cloveka Sc pov-
sem vienna temeljni obliki 2 oni-
mi IlvalSkih Sesalccv. Clovek ina
vSe tlSte organe. trpi ma 18TH bo-
Ieznlh in muciio ga iSti parazi.
hazvlJa sc in razmnozu.ie pray ia
ko kakor zivali. Tudi V kali (pr-
votni Stadii. V Semenu> Sc 2 dru-
gImi SeSalci popolnoma vienna. V
nerazviti (rudimentarni) obliki
~nahajajo Sc pri Gloveku poSamez-
IN deli teleSa. Iii so pri drugih Ii
valih popolnoma ~razviti. tako ma
primer nastavek Slepih GREY. po-
daljSanjc hrhtcnice jrcp). kratka
flna dlaka. : katcro j. telo pokri-
to it'd. Razliko med clovokom in
zivalijo tcdai nj nrpremoStna. Ako
tlovck hodi pokonci in della Z ro-
kama. je to povsem logiGno. ako
je hotel, da 81 ic napravlial oroz-
10 kOiim On !, br,rJ -, lo,;l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

mlad kmeckl FAINT, SpremljajoG
diva dekleta. Bill .ie V zivahnem
razgovoru Z NINA III ujel sem
pray zadnje njegove besede: lie
pocakajte, bono kmalu kterega
videli.' V tenn trenotku vzdigne
roko, katere kazalec pomeri ma
doSIcca. mojega znanca L glaSnim
vSklikom ''vid'tc ga. vid'te ga.
tamla jc IL eden.
VidiS, kako ziiaio. me ie spom-
nil moi tovariS. To zanimanje Sc
mi je zelo dopadlo in sem bill cello
ponoSen mato, da sem Smei biti oh
tel priliki oh Strani moiega man
ca - tovariSa.
Takrat sem spadal h katoliSke-
mu u%ccnSkcmu druStvu. in tiStega
dine m Sli vsi ucenci V St. Vid.
kjer So imeli katoliGani IL Liub-
Lane in okolicc svoio mainiSko
veSelico. Kot dobri katolicani so
Sli dopoldnc ma Smarno goro in
popoldnc s. imcli Y St. Vidu svo-
10 vcSclico. Tudi mas druStveni
duhovmk mas jc pelial tiekaj. Dial
.ic vSallcmu pc de>ct ~krajcaricv.
da Jill lahko potroSi.
Na pro>toru veSclice je bilo
l%brancga ze prcci liudStva. ko
Smo do>peli. a prostor ie hi slab.
kajti pcvci 50 stall pred govejo
,tajo j. ktcrr .ic uhaial ncpri.ieten
voni. komai >mo Stopili ma zem-
liiStc, ~ sem cul. kako mlad ka-
plan udriha pc >ociiih. N.icgovc
ladnjc bcScdc. katcre 80 mi estate
>e danes y >pominu. 50 bile $50
c%ialiSti hotcio deliti, lie vzemimo
napr. krompir ne IraStc yes cnak.
in ii hi "a hotcli dcliti. Eni hi do
bill Samo dchclc"a. dru"i pa Same
Grobncga: ali jc to pravica. Dol
; Sociii, Dol / mimi. sem 81 mi
sill ma them tudi JAZZ. Ampak ma
/ lin
no. krompir hi pa res lahko tako
razdclili. LA hi ne dohil eden Sa-
mo dcbclcra drupi M Same drob-
mega"
PROT yeGeru smn ia oJkorokoIi
= naSim goSpodom nazai nroti
LiubIiaui BliIu L.iuhliarc pu So
kar pridrvi ma kolcSu mex clovck.
I rdetim trakom okrog paSu in lc-
tel ic kot >trcla. To IT, hila pa IT,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

Dvorana, kjer Sc je vrSil shod.
Je bila velika, nabito polna. do
vrat. Obstal sem pri wrath ter DO
slusal govornika. Govoril .ie o kri-
vicah, XII Sc code delavskim slo-
lem in navduSeval liudi "a boj
delavskih pravic.
4 og%njevitimi beScdami ie bical
Scdanji krivicni SiStcm. Deial je.
da je cas-, da nehamo molit, pros
jacit. plaziti Sc pc kolcnih in feh-
TAFT pravice.
Pravicc, da 81 ie treba wet 5
poukom in izobrazbo bojem.
Ia MIN .je govoril Sc eden 20
vornik. Strinial sem Sc do celia 2
obcma. = TEN Shodom SEN dobil
Sele malo pojma, kaj da delavstvo
pravzaprav zeli vcndar mi je bio
pred oGmi Sc vse meglcno.
no ic govornik nehal 5 svoiim
"oyorom. me eden IL naSe tvornicc
poklitc Y malo soho. Imcli 50 nam
rec pred tovarno Strazo. katcra ie
porocala odboru. da sem hotel de
Iati. Ko sem vStopil V soho. me ie
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

AI' III
gamo vcasih cello noe kot tam
pm vas. "A drugi dan pa Spet ma
delo. Ia hasa .je en- Kraniec. kite
rega lahko zaStopim; nj Sc mi ire
ba anglesko ucit. Ia drugo Sc pa
me ne brigam. Tako dobro Sc mi
Sc nj godilo. Ncumen hi bill. Gc hi
Sc kdaj sci nazaj. Pa pozdravlien.
To piSmo daS ziher vSakemu brat.
TvOj SreGni lure
Dragi brat, PiSem ii rcSnico:
p%revaril sem Sc, Nj tako y Anne
nkl ne. kot so pref drugi govorili
IN kot sem sam miSlil. Delam V
fabrlki. NrOce je kot V peklu,
a poganjajO mas kakor memo IL
VINO. Pri toziti Sc pa nihGe ne
SINE. kajti pred fabriko caka eel
trop fantov brcz della. Xasluzim res
diva tolarja. ii kaj. ko miti dobrih
cevIlcv ne dobim "a Ia denar. ko-
Ilkor dobim, Skoro vSe potroSim
"a stan. hrano in oblcko. ako ne
Gem Iiveti pc paste. Kdor hoGe
kal prihraniti. mora ~priStradati.
ako NINA vetjc place kot JAZZ.
craven pa Sc vcdno fchtajo: daj
IA ccrkcv, daj "a Stol y ccrkvi,
daJ IA orglje. daj. dai, Sem re
sit tega. &c imam kakScn cent
dat. rajSi dam IA dclaySko orga-
mzaciJo. Y ktero Smo Sc delavci
zdruIili. da 81 pridobimo kakSno
izboljSanje. To je vSe. kar me
Sc mavduSuje. drugacc hi ze obu-
pal. Pozdrav. pa - tam o>tami,
IvoJ neIadovol.im i John -
Dragi kolcga Amcrika .ic de
lela pravc Svobodc. Nelikc mo-
dcrme idejc Sc propaganda brez
ovir. Vera ic brcz pomona Y Anne
riki. /manStvo ie vSe. Sam Rookie
Teller. najvcG.ji hogatin ma Svetu
~ .,: ~
1.n;;..
brazbo in blagoStan.ie deliio l. We
like zIico. Veda .ic glavna SiIa V
~,
IVY
-
pl"S' ""hoNhi ho'ega illehll-
''"ei''''io' A'l'riNa Je pra-
NI"J Il" HAS Nr"ilJSko Je "a
''''''' 'ie'. 'e'u' ooNar sem
l" "l''."Hr'"e rec'llo sem
"'P'e"">"' II" N"@i - I'il'"V.
~ pas .l''rl''' r"Nl'" I"aJ - pal
MAJ P"''''> ! NE lie III
We po"'"'' 1''"sN"J g"SP"uar'
i'J"uJ' ;" 'l'''Nl ho' 'oSek' kar
'"PlI" ~ juneau 81" meme. Sam
"'NNl N''le'Je. He|ldali SO mi Ger
N'N III ,"ru" II Seual lu |iVlin
Wv" 'Ni"i N"No' man >N"I'
p'"N'''"! N'r%oSN"'onl 'esll-
''"' Nv '%"'i'J"''' MAJ st 'i'e SP'oS-
.'S" ""P''"N" Ne.t r'rNNe
,'"'""' reel II" I" Je
N'"J' u" N'rr's' >i"''''" >'"Vl.'
"""' N"'r ''rNN' rnS''J"
>S"H o"n /" "'N''r' N'"'''Jo po
" 'o'"'J'N' Mas" N"'oI'Sha
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

Pravi prcdscdnik Iedinienih
dr5av ic j. Picrpont Morgan. Taft
ic le nicgov "pup". ktcri izvrSu-
IT, nicgOva pOvelja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

Ljubi strife, - Cudil Sc hos.
ko ii pc dolgem Gasu mammalian.
da sedaj sen samsvoj gospodar.
Imam goStilno in hotel. Popolno-
ma zadovoljen. Trgovina gre tu-
kaj Stokrat bOliSc kot V starem
kraju. OblaSti So Il mani. Ako
imam kakSno SitnoSt 5 policiio -
drzim namreG dekleta. kar "a
hozjo vOljo mixer ne omeni -.
Stisncm Jim nckaj Y pest. pa ie
vSe dobro. la take Stvari gre V
Amcriki kot pc loiu. Kdor ina
dcnar. TO So rcGc doSti dcnarja.
SINE poGeti vSc. kar So mu zljubi.
magari Gc floveka ubije. zmirai
st lahko izmazc. Kredita ie do
vol.l. Dcnar tede noter. kakor stu
dencc izpod skale. Spadam k jed
nj organizaciii. ktera cuva naSc
koristi.
Enkrat V letu grem V cerkey in
Y Iupnikom Sva naiveGia priia-
tclia. kar 80 Ska. VcGkrat igram
Z MIN kvartc pozno V noe.
GledaliSGc V naSem mestu ie
vecie kakor ktcro V Evropi. Ka-
dim havana-cigare. Prihodnje le-
to Sc bonn dial voliti IA aldermana
in stavim glavo. da bonn izvolien.
Kseft ie kSeft, ali kakor pravim
tukai. biznes ie biznesl Gut bal!
Tvoi zadovolini Luka -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

Cimboli StraSijo mas nasprot
Mkt liudi pred >ocializmom. Ge'
da razdira dom in vcrO. temboll 81
mnozi %Stevilo brezdomovcev in -
hrezvercev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

KlavniGarSki trustjani so SvoJe
''duSc' Ie davno Imlcli V klobaSc
i'm .iih prodali IN Gree lunch
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

nu zdaj Sc mu rece Frenk -
kl ina Salun ali oStarijo. Yin
gamo' vcasih cello noe kot tam
PR vas. "A drugi dan pa Spet ma
delo. Ia hasa je en- Kraniec. kite
rega lahko zaStopim nj Sc mi tire
la angleSko utit. Ia drugo Sc pa
me ne brigam. Tako dobro Sc mi
Sc nj godilo. Ncumen hi bill. dee hi
Sc kdaj Sci nazaj. Pa pozdravlien.
To piSmo daS ziher vSakcmu brat.
Tvoi SreGni lure
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-30
AUTHOR SARE NO
LONGER POOR
INVENTORY OF MARK TWAIN'S
ESTATE is SIGNIFICANT OF THE
GREAT CHANGE THAT MARKS
FINANCIAL STATUES OF sUc-
CESSFuL AUTHOR.
Special to The Jou=naI

New York, July 2e.-The inventory
taken recently Of the estate of Mark
Twain, the humorist, disclosing its
value at more than 100000 is signif1-
cant Of the great change that has of
late years marked the financial status
of the successful author. No longer is
the literary craftsman, who has made
his mark dependent upon the bounty
of an indulgent government, the chart
ty Of his publisher or the patronage
of those who think he shcu)d be en-
couraged as an interesting parsonage
The day Of the spare boned, half
starved, seedy, genius, and the studio
in the leaky, wind swept garnet bed
room has passed away with the tallow
candle and the packet ship and the
writer Of beat sellers" has come into
his own.
Twatn's revenues from his books It
is estimated appropriated $1,000, 900
during his life time. The bulk of this
was swept away in the failure Of a
publishing house he was induced to
back and at the age of sixty he found
himself as penniless as the day he
was born and heavily in debt. Had
he listened to the advice of some of his
friends he might have been freed from
liability for these debts by going
through bankruptcy but the author of
tom Sawyer" "Huckleberry Finn"
and other best sellers insisted upon
turning over to his creditors the reve-
nues from his later writings, thus in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS
VINO Discovered the North Pols7

The hundreds Of people in Pensacola
who were interested in one Of the
greatest controversies that the world
has ever known-who discovered the
North Pole will be more than in
terested IN the great motion picture
feature that the Pastime theatre will
present tomorrow, entitled THE Truth
About the Pole"
The management Of this, Pensacola s
only i've cent motion picture house, Is
to be congratulated upon their secur-
ing this wonderful feature for the
benefit Of Pensacolians. The two reels
of film required to depict the story are
over 1900 feet in length and came d.
rect to Pensacola from Hammerstein S
Manhattan opera house in New York
city, where during fourteen perform
ances over $4,000 persons scrambled
for admission.
When the question arose as to why
DR.. Cook should pose for motion pic
lures, he answered: II have learned
from reliable sources that upwards Of
5000, 600 people visit the moving pic
ture houses IN the United States every
day. I became convinced that this
vast audience takes a deep interest in
the various subjects flashed upon the
screen, therefore I believe / could bet
ter tell the story by means Of the mo-
ton picture drama than through al
most any other medium. am anxious
to vindtcate myself in the eyes Of the
world and I count on these pictures to
aid IN bringing about this vindication.
want every fair minded American
to see these pictures"
1t has been announced by the man
agement Of the Pastime theatre that
the DR.. Cook picture will be shown in
Pensacola but the one day and there
is little doubt but that hundreds Of
Pensacolians will avail themselves Of
this opportunity to see the Truth
About the Pole.c These two reels Of
film will be augmented Monday by the
regular program, making one Of the
biggest entertainments ever shown in
Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-30
ROBBERY IS
BALKED BY
THE OFFICERS
BURGLAR ENTERED WAREHOUSE
OF WELLEs- KAHN CO. EARLY
LAST NIGHT, BUT WAS FRIGHT
ENED AWAY BY SHERIFF, CHIEF
or POLICE AND A NUMBER OF
OTHER OFFICERS.

Sheriff Van Pelt, Chief Sanders.
Chief Deputy Cusa chs, Captain Stnnp
son, Deputy Rupert and Special Of1cer
VIM. Ray probably prevented a whole.
sale robbery at the warehouse Of the
Welles- Kahn Co. last night about $3.50
by their prompt arrival. AS II was.
the would burglar did not succeed
In getting away with anything.
Il Is thought that the burglar went
into the place through a window. as
that is the means which he employed
to get out, when one Of the clerks in
the place suddenly appeared IN the
warehouse. It was SO dark that 1t
could not be ascertained whether the
cuIprit was q white man or a negro.
but he had four sacks OF meat and was
Just about to go out Of the window
with them when he was startled by
the clerk entering the place.
Immediately after the clerk made
the discovery. he gave the alarm and
the officers mentioned fastened to the
scene. but the burglar had already
made good his escape.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-30
M'NAMEE ANSWERS
KNIPPER'S ATTACK

In reply to an article published in
The Pensacola Journal July 2sth, 1911.
I deny that I ever persuaded Louise
Hernandez to make the statement she
made that was published In the Jour
nal on the 9th inet. Phillip Herman
DEE is dead and Mr.. Knipper cannot
prove that Hernandez knew that the
$4,000 paid him for sick benefits was
only a. loan and would be deducted out
Of his death benefit. Mr.. Knipper
claims that the rates Of the Home Pro-
tective Assn. are about the same az
that of any first class accident insur"
ance company. When has any first
class insurance company paid sick or
accident benefits to the policy holder
and charged it out of the death bene-
fit? If the Home Protective Assn. IS
a first-class insurance company, GER
tainly the report of the insurance
commissioner would show It. I have
carefully examined the insurance COM
YnissicueTs reports of the past two
years, 1909 and 1910, allowing what
companies sra authorized TO do an in
surance business in tie state Of Flor
ida, and [ cannot fird where the Home
Protective Assn. he's ever been au-
thorzied to do Al insurance business
In Florida.
challenge Mr.. Kinpper to show
where and when the Home Protective
Assn. ever got q certificate Of au-
thority from Hon. W. V. Knott, state
treasurer, to do an insurance business
in the state OF Florida
Mr.. Knipper says that he thinks the
statement made by Louise Hernandez
was due to coaxing and ignorance on
the part Of his competitors. That
statement was under oath and has not
been denied. Read what Mr.. Duncan
says also.
J. ]. M'NAMEF.
This is to certify that on Wednes-
day, July 90, 1911, Louise Hernandez
asked me to tell Mr.. J. J. McNamee to
come to her homo, as she wished to
sign a statement contradicting one
published in The Pensacola Journal of
Tuesday. July 25th, 1911, by Edw. ].
Knipper.
J. J. DUNCAN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-30
A Sermon in Pictures.

The patrons of the Elite Theatre will
recall with pleasure the Reliance"
pictures this theatre has shown re-
Gently, especially such pictured stories
as The Price Of Vanity" Thou Shalt
Not Lie" The Angel" and a number
of Others. Ali these pictures contained
healthy moral lesson while the
story itself, the staging and the acting
proved exceedingly entertaining. A
likewise highly interesting picture with
a deep moral will be shown today. In
"A Forest Romance" the picture In
question, the Reliance Company has
nut forth it's best efforts. It is the
story Of the terrible punishment visited
on q woman who yielded to temptation
sind the acting-Niss Marion Leonard
plays the rincipal part-nay be con-
sicered the non plus ultra In dramatic
art. Here is synopsis Of this note
worthy film:
Tired Of the solitude Of the forest,
and learning for the city. a woman
Yields to temptation and elopes with a
handsome stranger hunting in the vi
einity. Her husband. a grim, stern
trapper, takes up their trail, bent on
vengeance. The clippers become lost,
and having no ammunition are nearly
starved. The man regrets his action,
and when the woman is terribly in
jured by falling over a cliff he deserts
MIR he nuSDano meets the man, ana
the latter swears he has not seen the
wife. and ia given food. The woman
arags herself. inch by inch. to the yer
brink Of mountain stream, her
parched and fevered lips longing for
the water which she cannot reach, and
passes away in a sensational scene,
clcverly acted"
THE Rsnchman's Nerve" is another
feature well worth seeing. 1t is staged
in wild natural CHI
unusually thrilling scenes. Two other
pictures complete today's fine program.
Tomorrow the Elite Will show an
other Of the famous Rex pictures
that will overshsdow even The Little
Major" which was shown at the same
theatre two months ago with decided
success,
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hand Of many Of the diseases rampant
in the past ages, but now seldom seen
in epidemic form.
Malaria, a deadly foe, is already
meeting with reverses and suffering
defeat at the hands of medical science.
the same commander that has secured
victories over many of the other en-
emies that Health" has had in arms
against her, and there Is every reason
to believe that malaria can be made as
rare a disease in the near future all
through the south, as yellow fever has
become since the true cause OF that
infection came to our knowledge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-30
SMALL BOYS
TO PLAY MONDAY

The Barons and the Quakers will
cross bats Monday evening at o'clock
on the North Hill diamond. The two
teams are composed Of small boys, but
a snappy game Is expected.
The lineup Of the Quakers is as fol-
lows: E. Tharpe, catcher; r. McVoy,
pitcher; Burpee, short-stop; Judevine,
first base; Maloney, second base: San
chez, third base; c. Tharpe, left field;
Rhinhardt, center field; D. McVoy,
right field: T. Shelby, sub.
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PENINSULAR
ALWAYS PAYS
'eninsular Casualty Co.,
Jacksonville. Fla.

Gentlemen: Please accept my sin
cere thanks for the prompt payment
l. Jones, who was insured in your
company, policy No. 203,169. can
heartily recommend the Peninsular
to all OF my friends for their prompt
ness with which they have paid all of
his sick claims and his death claim.
MISS MAMIE WRIGHT.
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WHITE MEN HAVE
LIVELY FIST FIGHT

Abe Black and w. II. Wright, both
of whom are well-known in this city,
engaged in a lively fisticufr last night
about 80. The fight occurred near
the corner of Tarragona and Wright
streets and both of the participants
were placed under arrest by Officer
Anderson. Both were allowed to 20 on
their own recognizance, but will be re-
quired to appear in police court Mon
day morning.
Wright had a badly BACKED eve,
which was about all Of the damage
done to either of the parties.
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time liquidating his entire indebted
ness with interest.
The fortune he left at his death, rep
resented the earnings Of the last ten
years Of his life, indicating the i'm
mense popularity Of his writings prac-
tically up to the time Of his death.
Although he had the benefit of the ad-
vice of his friend, the late Henry H.
Rogers, Vice President Of the Standard
Oil Company, in the matter of invest
ments, singularly enough the inven-
tory Of his estate showed that he had
been literally loaded up with stocks
Of no market value.
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Aimless running around
takes time and gets one no
where.
Our regular customers, ia
miliar as they are with the
policy of this shop, which is
to give, always the best pos
sible value for the price,
spend no time shopping else
where.
M a n h a tt n N eglig ee
Shirts, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500, and $3.50 values, re-
duced to $1.15, $1.38, $1.88,
and $2.45.
Children's and Boys Wash
and Wool Suits greatly re-
duced.
Straw Hats at 1-2 price.
The John White Store
"FIorIda's Leading ciothIers."
eos-211 8. PaIafox Sc
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MAN AND WOMAN
ENGAGE IN FIGHT

Patsy Perry and Tom Perry, both
colored, were arrested yester Jay after
noon by Otflcer Hall on the charge OF
fighting. The fight was the outcome OF
a regular domestic quarrel and neither
of the beligerents was hurt to amount
to anythinB~Sefore the officer placed
them under arrest.
They will be given 6 trial Monday
morning before the recorder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
DURING THE PAST WEEK

The following marriage licenses ware
Issued during the past week by the
county Judge:
White.
Glenn Hurst and Maude Burch.
Clarence Marion Frank and Nell
Hughey.
Thomas A Scranton and Mabel Lee
Sweeting.
Colored.
Nose Owens and Susan Chamber@
Albert knight and Mamie Martini
Petty Washington and Jessie Y.
Loviens.
Willie Jackson and Alice Tolliver.
Eugene Sommers and Savannah
Mimms.
Cliff Knight and Mary Coleman.
Robert Johnson and Eliza Mills