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The Washington herald., 1911-02-10

Brig. Gen. William HI. Bixby, Chief
Of Engineers. has been instructed by Sec
retary of War Dickinson to appear before
the Appropriation committees of the
House and Senate to call attention to the
fact that the appropriation Is practically
exhausted for continuing the work Of
raising the hulk of the battle ship Maine
from Havana harbor.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-10
Funds for Panama Work.

The House Of Representatives yester-
day refused to consider the bill intro
duced by Representative Hill. of Con-
necticut. and favorably reported by the
Committee on Ways and Means, to re-
strain the Secretary of the Treasury from
receiving bonds issued to provide money
for the building Of the Panama Canal as
security for the issue OF circulating notes
to national banks and> for other purposes
The Washington herald., 1911-02-10
Slight Explosion On Dolphin.

A charge Of saluting powder exploded
on board the dispatch boat Dolphin. now
in Haitian waters, seriously burning two
men. The accident was reported to the
Navy Department yesterday by Com
mander George w. Laws. commanding
officer of the vessel. The men received
superficial burns and will be- treated at
Guantanamo. to which port the Dolphin
is proceeding.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-10
HOUSE WILL HAVE
4S3 MEMBERS NEXT

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-10
HOUSE..

me better mt Of the day in the House w.s
devoted to the consideration Of the aprutinn-
ment bin. Tho bill providing for Hnse of
81 members. which was indW8d by the Re
publican CAUCUS last week. was defeated By .
cmbinaticn Of Democrats and Republicans,
eighteen Republicans violating the agreement
reached At the party caucus. The bill passed
provides for . Houae Of g memhe1A
The House adopted a resolution directing the
Committee N Rules to report special rule
providing for the proper handling of the dnnl-
merts intrusted to the care Of the House. This
action followed tho inquiry authorized recently
To ascertain why there had been = delay Of
several weeks in the reference of the Balinser-
Iinchot report to the COMMITTEES on Agriculture.
The House adjourned at go p m. TO meet
at noon Friday,
The Washington herald., 1911-02-10
TAFT OFF FOR WEST
President to Hammer Hard
for Reciprocity.
HURRY.UP TRIP ARRANGED

Although Primary Purpose In to
Attend Lincoln Celebration in
VIII Fire Big Guns In Plea for
Canadian Treaty-Returns Monday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
sic pc angielsku !

Po1w6loie nam sobiez pokasad
jak mo4ecle duio wiecej pieniedzy
zaroblt bes d{uglch godzln ciet.
kiyj piracy, do kt6rej ME ~jestesois
przyzwyozajeni. Pozw6loie nam
dopom6dz odpedsid Vase klopoty
przez ~wyuczenie Was iesyka an-
Rielskiego, hby zspewnid Wan
dobrobyt szcze6cie v 'Ameryce.
Tyslaoom dopomogli6my: i 2 pew
no6cla VAN dopomo1emy..
NauczYmy Was przes> naszae
nlezr6wnana prawnle ~zastrze&ona
metode listownie, " waszym vol.
nlm czasis, W trzech mieslaoach,
nietylko m6wid, czytad j pisad .po
apgielsku, lecz W ciagu nauki przes
pytania / odpow;edzi kt6re twicze~
MA (preparowane ola katdego
ucznia 2 osobna) zawieraia, pozna~
jenny vase zdolnosci l stan ! dora
danny / instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie. Przes co~=jesteSmy " moz-
no6oi pokazad VAN najssybsza i
najpewniejsza droge do ,powodzenia
q prawdziwa che6 jak i zaufanie
do naszej metody w}a6nie v oiagu
naukr SIC pukazuja. Z
Il. W-:naszych oyrkalarzach wy!
ja6niamy j !opisujemy1 nasza metoa
de tax ssozeg6foWo, IL kazdy sic
przekona j przyzrad musl, be. }at-
Kieissa. lepsza, szybsza i tanssa
droga do nabycia angielskiego, je-
zyka nawet ola najmniej wykssta}-=
conego czlowieka ME egzystuje.
Cyrkularze ~zawierajace przedwstep-
ne lekcye w~ysy}amy zupe}nie bez-
pfatnie dlatego nawet znaczk6w
pocztowyoh ME potrzeba ~zafaczat.
Piszcie zaraz po bezplatny
oyrkularz / prsekonajcie sic zanlm>
ma rome ksiatkl pieniadze na;darmo
wydacie. Poda;oie sw6j dok}adny
adres (takze powiat " maiYch
miejscowosciach) j a%dresujcie
NarOdoWa SzkOh Jezyk6W
DEPT. 8.
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
katar N0s0Wy.

,1..:
Zaziebienie, krzyza Tub Ia
ziebienie :gloMy, gdy powta-
rzaja sic czesto, a sa leczone
zle Tub tylko cze6ciowo, po-
woduja htwo lima chorobe,
kt6ra Jest zWYkle katar no.
sowy, Zaognioae nabtonki
nabrzmiew!aajjaa otw,ory nosa
zwezaia sie jtakiego pacyen.
ia 3atwo 'pozhac pc jego no.
s~owym.glosie, q czesto. tel
20 ciezkim, oddechu, :Najlep-
5sza pomoea; bardzo. 2 asdolegg--
'ljwo5e t. zale,csa'lna, lest exc.
ste przepinkiWanie otwor6w
|nosowych seXery Antise'pso-
(seYera's AntisepsoD,
I,oraz ma ,iieSa ri severy Bal
Isamem n nI Katar (severa's
=Catarsh Balm Kazde 2 tych
=lekarstw kosztuje25 cent6w.
q mpozesz je destac U apte.
k z:'' swego. sp.o %
|tylko przez ". r. Severa Co.
Cedar Rapids, 10y Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
- s. Il =: Il. tv
KonIec zimloWych
kfOpOt6W.

Ola viela. Jest z,ma sezonem k4o.
ipot6w. Mr6s gryzie paloe y nog ]
5rak,, peka reoei i usta, odziebia PEI
I4cherse, rebii 'ra1y, ekerwon9 j oatrq
s;al'kl9re, sprobnicie to. Leoz TAXI,
Iklopoty zniiktaja pred BuokIens ar
: nllklowatnafolae. Proba sprzekona,
ElNNEaajleps..et lekaarrs,two na ,~.aparkenllta,
iiglusy. amoroidy, skalecseln1iis, ranlyl,
EpQttnaoxelniaa,.Ewy wywichnie-
Ole. Iy1ko 25clsa N. J.. Kowalew.-.
skiego, alp1lteelftarxa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14


yposlrzegla slodkie.oczklk1i pa.
ID lMicbala ! k I & Y sw 'i,i Ba6oe.
70 "a korci}o. .Wiedziala Is.
-. 81 sss MY. 800 d: & ~. !: Ssss.. IT,
raz boWi e napeWno, e Nj
chat przychodzi pielegnowac
|iej mega po wiaksaej cze6ci
ola Basi, Kt6ra pokochal.
K z! ! 'e,b mna1tEk Is pos t j,
villa tsn y zapobiedz. .Gdy
vice Michal pewnego razu:
nladazedl jak zwykle, matka
y pow ' ! - i spoy6b ], iobec.
po6ci jago odwo1ala c6rke na
500 ..eEI8,ss ~ .a z:
strone. M 4ai jednak to ME
zastanoWi}o, ME powzia} 2 to-
60 naj'nniejstzz,ealg.iol' podejrze-
=, - =
uld.
- Basiu, - zaczela mat.
ka, powiedzze mi otwar-
Gle, pc co tn Michal tax GEES
to przybywa.
Aby p. po ]! :; ' ojjoa pie i
legnowac, odrzegla Basia
= pewnym niepokojem " gfo..
vie.
'E-t - .-.r $3.50 - Ea- t
Czy tylko ola tsgo?
Niewiem czyby mial do
tego inny jes ], g. ow6d, ale.
2 pewno6oia jedynie ola tego,
DO bardzo OLGA szanowa}, -
c6rka a CLOS zdra.:
DIAL, ze ziupe}nej ]. pl'rFawdy L..
k5a sic vyjawit.
Niepraw Z odpar:laa1
--:5lGdyby .rzeczywi6~
Gle jedynie pc to tu przycho,
dill ably przyslusyc sic nam,
to. 2 pewanqScia ME .opuszcza}-:
- z !: f:tEE:! s.sl 49, fs:TE -. - -"s =. ."s~f
BY piracy, boz przeciea to ME
ojciee jega, ably. uYier1yf, 70:
ohoroba: tYeeo OLGA tax bar.
do 60 dotkne4a.
A t. mu ..sprrzYjasz! =
odpar}a matka Z niezwyklym
v glow : cze-..
mi q Il. ten predict ME:
.w%spomnia}a?
(uiag daisy i n'ast 4
--"- .@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

ID ]. VIA
;is;;lzss1al - =
|.wydac il q kogo6 wytszeg g,
n il itii.
Nie |'ll zds Z sis' &
Macieiowa vie jutl 9 w''ss'a.yst-
ken, ola teg, potstanowil 2
nicsem sia me ukrywac.
TAX maljjstroWa, ona s q,
o6 q %sbor ~ il|||9. as 81! ] !
szewieckiego Bui ale, q Pc
j:kochalem Basic Gala fsila mel
.duszy j ona gotowa najwiek-
E=tsNE-E0 .@ $3.50 Ef-ME2E.agST N.EsfES@E;
$40 p~rz1eciwno'5z,o'i 'lt5 togo 6%Hiiiiaitt ! ]
v w'r - 70 nina q vd!fr6fd|
doczesnej pielgrzymk;, ale,
M!ody volt 20 Slawna
.stoi ma przeszkodzie, krew-
MAX bbu,ilr:mrliistrza nialls q -
nie Il j,
A majstrowa koohana!
jak Wy wszystko wiecie. TAX.
jest.
- Prawda % tn wie e11kl;ii
trud il ale : p , d ,t DO
je p~rze}amiecie. Toe rodzi-
F>- Sc. - +" - 3 ~,=-.%. : &.'E, =. !-E'
CO z pewnoscia ME odm6wia.
c6rki Wacpanu, gdy j ia j
MAJ moi wydamy Wan, ja L
najlepsze 6wiad L
an - z-f ..Sst IS ttH 2t-Sa+:
Majstrowo najlepsza! ia,
VAN wieczy6cie za=to bede'
wdziecznym. !
= Me potrzesba. Uc'zy!'nli.
sic .t !, o 81 D; v i, ;,,elj q. c,;hErz ,gl
&. j " obee tego, kt6ry
ma to pod kazdym wzgledemi
zas}uguje. Predzej jednak =
BEuzalskiemi ME pom6iwii;e,
. 81 a. !. ; oj q. ! J. ii ] .nis
przYidzie do zdrowia. Wszak.
z,lgolod!aa'? j J
Michai W miejsce odpo-1
u6cisnaf i ucalowa} z
wdzieczno6ci rece majstrowej
! nastepnie .szybko siie ! w.
: donu. !
p. Podazy}, jak sic przeko:;;
nujemy do Buzalskich. u
czeszcza} tam juz cd dose
dawrlego czasu. z pocaatk,u7
mkt ma to ME .zwiazal; VIE
81 I: Il" HIS: 4sa:44s. IL 81 8 /
tylko B! Basia ] Mli g i
no j ~wtajemniczlona teraz w
milo6ci obojga ralo.=
dych ludzi PAM Maciejowa.=
Me mog}o-b ola Micha}a
sposobno6ci|
w~jdywania siez B'aisia mad 70.
I Mic III, bolal 60 pra'1wda''
mad nieszczeSciem Buzalskie /.
5@ss vs.. III Ii #7@Sets :
20, bolaf tenn wiecej, 10 .Ba@
STA jego niebezpieczn4 cho.
roba OLGA i wstydem ma jaki'
vedlug jej mniemal a, Waszys-
ey sic narazilii, martwita sic.
tax bardzo, % stala sic ME
~ :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
Gag daisy.

] Gag daisy.
s}owa to pochodzi}y 2 ty}u
cd pana Miicclhha}a, kt6ry sic
tn snajdowa}, tanim pan Ma.
ciej z Kosmowskim zawitali
do mieszkania Buzalskiego.
laden z Mich 90 ME zauu1Nwas.
zy}. Pan Micha} Cd chiw1ili jak
Buzalski zachorowaf ME
snaidowa} spokojul .= przy pra-
cy. Cos 60 wieczy6cie ciag.
ne}o do togo domu. Pan Ma
ciej to zauwazyi i dziwil sic
nie,lma}o zniechiescc,e,nriju tax
pilnego przedtem i przyk}ad.
nego czeladnika swego. M
chat w6r6d piracy niejedno"
krotnie nagle zaprzesta} zaje-
ciai wpatrywa} sic nierucho-
mie W SWAT Bo&y. Pan Ma
ciej, kt6ry Micha}a kocha}
jak swego w}asnego syna,
bardzo sic niepokoi} tym
stanle,mc swego ulubie6ca.
Wypytywal sic go jak mai
troskliwiej bezustannie co
mu brakule, ale Micha{ dawa1
mu zawszle w%ymijajace odpo-
w vie 4, . " -! kko6 q y. aalega,nia..
Macieia zacze1y 90 n':iulrrzyt: !
cgniewat. Iepisj pojmowata.
ten stan pani majstrowa. I
jej, : pocczatku zachotw,;aainlliiel
sic Michala dawa}o nieiedn.oo,.
do my6lenia, ale kobieta zaw.
sze domy6lniejsxa Jest cd
mezozyzny. Wszakze matka'
naipierWei pozna, co dziecku
dolega j dziecko 20 mai wick
ssej cze6ci wprz6dy z1w'7:ie'r1zy.
sic z tenn, co go boil, matce,
iak ojcu. I tn tax by}o. Mi
chal powaza} i szanoWal Ma
cieja, ;majstra swego, ale maj.
strowa swa szanowa}, jakby,
make n at swa, b. kt6rej JUL ME ME
posiada}. Byla to tez kobieta
godna tego szacunku. Slodka
" ', obej6ciu Z miezie,m d nigly
s'w''iar6w Z: : MIN ME wsaczyna.
Ia, gdy Maciej, 90 mu sic.
interchangeable zdarzy}o, "a.
.g}eboko iz'aaijrzsal]t. " k:ieelisze,k. ..i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
sFR. XAW. ~TUCZYNsKIEGO

81 Y ~ & ....,,. :......z 4. &.
/ i
' ' !: r6zow5yml huml 40 Y prz !
.szed}szy do domu rozcaula]
sic jak dziecko, Macie,jj 20.
waza{ zone j bat sic iej "a
razem. Poczciwy charakterem
mial swe s}abe strony; na
kt6re mu iona niejednokrot.
ME zwraca}a uwage.
= iona moja, = mawia]
niejednokrotnie " gronie
przyiaci6l' - to- ani6l, mozna
powiedziec " ludakiem ciele,
0j to prawde, panic
Macieju, JUL to macie praw Y,
dziwe szcze6cie ma tym pado-
Is p}aczu. .Innaby wan 2
pewno5cia nieraz ma grzbiecie
ME zbyt delikatnie kczci Ii.
czy}a.
Pan Maciej s;erdzi} sic
ma to docinki. Me
co ma to czestokroc
a to czesto sic
przytrafi}o, 10 " ten spos6b
- "a :..SEf z. = S&, g. =
z niego zazartowano. .
Razu pewnego, gdy Mi
zamy6lony spoglada} ma
Ornament niebieski, przysta.
x - = :tss@:# + - 80 y
do .niego PAM Macieio:
bez ogr6dki rzekia d!,to
niego:
Michale, WIEN ca VAN
do]ega. Czyz zreszta sic temu
dtlzli,w,ic mozna2 Toe TAXI JUL
porzadek ma 6wiecie, 20 nie-
bye czlowieklowi s %
menu. I z wami jest cos po.
IS Ciekawam tylko,
cyl buziak tax bardzo Wam
zasmakowal?
Michal W pierwszei chwili
bt,yj}. jak odurzony. Me y !, lbyl
przygotowany ma to bladl to
%,zerwieni{ sic %naprzemiainl;.
Nareszcie wyjakna} zalo6li-
wynn g}osem:
PAM majstrowal
jest, pokochalem sic "
dziewczynie, kt6ra mi iest
w7'zlajemna, ale jej ME posie-
De. Jest miedzy nami zapora
niezwalczona.
R|9 '' dl; {, sP'o ',5 Il, sic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
CHAS. ". JONES
DIES SUDDENLY
WELL KNOWN MARKET AND PRO-
DUCE MAN DIES AFTER SHORT
NESS-FuNERAL THIS AT
TERNooN IN ST. JOHNS.

Charles ". Jones, aged II years,
died at his home at AS East Govern
ment street yesterday afternoon at SIS
o'clock, after an Illness of but a few
days
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the home at 8 o'clock this
afternoon and inter1nent will be made
in St. Johns cemetery.
The deceased had lived in Pensacola
for q number of years and has many
friends here who will be grieved TO
learn of his death, At the time Of his
death he was conducting a meat mar
ket at the corner Of Tarragona and
Intendencia streets and was in his
place of business until the day before
death came. He had been engaged in
the meat market and produce business
in this city for many years.
Death was due to erysipelas pro-
duced by an injury when he was &C
cidentally struck by meat Cleaver.
He was manager OF the Morgan mar
ket and had been in the employ of the
firm for twenty years.
The pallbearerS will be"J. W Viii
hams. G. Pfeiffer. J. Malone. J. GIaCk-
meyer, W. H. Coyle. /. Pfeifer ". H.
Ffllingim and +. Martz.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
THE. MERIDIAN
ROAD RAISES
A LARGE sum
SELLS 100000 WORTH OF BONDS
AND THE MONEY WILL BE.
USED TO PUSH FORWARD THE
WORK TO MYRTLEWooD.

The Meridian &c Deep Water Rail
road. which has already made arrange
ments with the Meeargeis to come into
Pensacola over the latter's road now
building. has sold $1.200.000 worth Of
bonds and the money is to be used in
pushing forward the construction work
to Myrtlewood, Ala. A special from
Meridian says:
That the Meridian and Deep Water
railroad is q. certainty for this city
was practically sealed yesterday, when
a first mortgage was filed to cover .
per cent bonds in the sum of $1,200,
600 with the Interstate Bank and
Trust Company of New Orleans, La,
as trustee. The mortgage was filed by
the officers of the Meridian and Deep
Water railroad and the money is pay
able at New Orleans or New York
with the Mutual Alliance Trust Com
pany. The mortgage requires that
the railroad shall be built from Me-
ridian, Miss, to Myrtlewood, Ala.
This is the original proposition made
by the railroad officials some time ago.
From Myrtlewood the line will project
to Pensacola, Fla.
The work of grading out from Me-
ridian is progressing rapidly and extra
teams and men are being added to the
force daily. Several big hills have
been cut through and the laying of
the track will begin within the next
thirty days"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT SHOWING cHAf cling OF
OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY.

Furnished daily for The Journal by the
Title Guarantee Company, December Z,
1911. Deeds:
Clyde E. Wilson to Fisher Real Estate
Agency-Lot Z, Block So, East King Tract
800 and other good and valuable con-
siderations.
H. B. White to Magdelena S. Musso-
% acres in Lot 2. Section 40, Township
l South, Range so West-$100. 90 and other
good and valuable considerations.
Lee Danien to j; J. Hooton-NEH Sec
ton So. Township l South. Range 81 West.
VIE of NW14, NE14 of NW14, Section 80,
Township / South. Range 81 West, Wa
Of SEA. Me- of NE14 of SEA. Section
26, Township 1 South, Range 81 West,
NJ Lot 1, Section 42, Township 1 South,
Range 80 West-$10000 and other good
and valuable conscientious.
L. Fl. Grimlar eft al to L. II. Grimlar
ct al-Lot 4, Section -, Township )
North, Range SO West-S1.0 90 and other
good and valuable considerations.
y. NJ. Mcmillan to Fisher Real Estate
Agency-West 105 feet Lot Z, Block IS,
East King Tract--S1.0 90 and other good
and valuable considerations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
MILTON EDITOR
IN PENSACOLA
is MAKING REGULAR TRIPS TO
SPECIALIST HERE TO PATCH
UP HIS VOCAL cHoRDs-HE
cRoWED TOO MUCH AT JOUR.
AL-RURE BALL GAME.

Hub Allen, Of Milton, was in town
yesterday. Hub now comes to Pensa-
cola twice a week to make visits to a
local specialist who is working on his
vocal cords. The Milton editor. rather
takes his affliction as Something to be
proud of-refers to it as the old Con-
federate soldier refers to his empty
sleeve.
To get down to facts, Hub Allen is
the man who led to victory on the
baseball diamond the rube editors when
they were pitted against the Journals
team. Hub has been sick ever since
the victory, but he thinks Growing
over such triumph is worth losing
his voice over and he is rather proud
that it is so. The reason he is so
eager to have it well now is that he
wants to crow some more next season.
Santa Rosa county is on the boom,
according to the Milton man, and the
Gazette is keeping up with the wave
of prosperity. The Gazette now has
one of the best equipped printing Of
fees in the state and Mr.. Allen says
all of the machinery is kept busy
doing the work that comes Milton
ward.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
Congress Gets Message
From the President
CONTINUED From Page One,

of a small number of those now &C
ticely engaged in carrying on the work
of some of the large associations of
this kind, with members ex-officio
from the state and commerce and labor
departments. In leading up to this
suggestion Mr.. Taft showed that in
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1911,
the value of American exports in
creased SS00,00O,000 over the previous
year but indicated that further in
crease was possible.
The presidents explanation of the
sudden despatch of one-quarter of the
army to the Mexican border agreed
with the unofficial reasons for that
troop move last spring, but he showed
in confidential letter to General
Leonard Wood, chief of staff of the
army that there was no doubt in his
mind as to what he would do if he
had found American lives and property
in danger.
1T seems my duty as commander
in-chief' said the president in his let
ter, to place troops in sufficient num-
Der where, If congress shall direct that
they enter Mexico to save American
lives and property, an effective move
ment may efficientively be made.
The outcome of the crop movement,
Mr.. Taft declared, was entirely salts
factory. The recent attempt to under
mine the AldQeTo government IN Me8l-
co, so far as it was engineered in the
United States, he said. had been met
with the same policy the government
pursued in regard to the revolutionists
who oTertllrew the government Of
President Diaz-tlle so-called neu-
traIity statutes were enforced against
all.
In regard to China, now in the
throes Of revolution, Mr.. Taft had lit
o. lets 1n1y n
placed in that country by Americans
and other ferign capitalists In the
present war between Italy and Tur-
key the president pointed out the
United States has no direct political
interest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
OF
NOTE IS NOW
IN PENSACOLA
GEORGE M. LYNCH, STATE
SUPERVISOR RURAL SCHOOLS,
WILL INSPECT SCHOOLS OF
COUNTY NEXT WEEK-SAYS
FARMERS TRAIN is DOING
GOOD WORK.

George NJ. Lynch, of Gainesville. ar
rived in Pensacola last night and will
be here all of next week in the interest
of the rural schools of this county.
Mr.. Lynch is state supervisor of rural
schools and he is doing a great deal
in improving this class of schools
throughout the state.
Mr.. Lynch talks enthusiastically
about the schools of the state. In
nearly every county of the state large
increases in attendance are shown this
year, he says, and in some counties
the attendance at the rural schools
practically doubles the attendance at
this time last year. This is caused
eral awakening among the people to
the need of education, and, second,
the hundreds of families coming into
the state from other states largely
increase the school attendance.
Only one thing is holding the state
back in educational work. according to
Mr.. Lynch, which is the lack of funds
with which to carry on the work. The
schools are being put upon a better
funds far more progress can be made.
Farmers Train a Success.
'The farmers train is of far more
significance than you realize" said
Mr.. Lynch in speaking of the train
which is now in West Florida Il
was with the train three days and the
interest it created in the communities
where it stopped was something re-
markable. Farmers, women and boys
and girls came from miles in the coun-
try to listen to the lectures and 10
vestigate the methods and view the
farm products as shown by the ex-
perts on the train"
Mr.. Lynch will visit the rural
schools of this county next week. He
has just finished q. similar inspection
in Santa Rosa county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
ON THE
ALABAMA CONFERENCE
BY J. p. Roberts, Jr.

board Of church extension in the
proposition of building church at
Panama City. The building is al
ready commenced, but he hopes to get
the assistance of the board to COM
plete it.
Some of those who generally are on
the inside of things predict that there
will be plenty of packing up in South
now and January Ist, while others
equally well informed are inclined to
differ with them. At any rate about
next Monday afternoon 'I told you
So will be a familiar expression.
Many Pensacola people are enjoy
ing the presence of Rev. J. NJ. Dan
nelly during conference and he is be-
sieged with friends who want to shake
his hand and invite him to dinner
every time he gets in reach of them.
He is one of the most popular preach
ers who ever lived in this city, not
only among the Methcdists, but with
the people generally and they are glad
to have him with them again for a
few days.
At least one preacher had a reason
able excuse yesterday for failing to get
dIl OIL HIS COllSCIlOIS, anu IEldI was REV.
Marion z. Grant. Among other things
to hinder him he said he had to drive
a bellowsed mule. Anybody who ever
had any experience with jar heads
knows what that means and is ready
to excuse him, as it seems that the
bishop did.
Presiding Elder Moore, of the
Greensboro district, seems to have alb
sorhed some of the atmosphere of the
Southern University into his system
since he has taken up his residence in
Greensboro, and has developed into a
regular etymologist, whatever that is.
Two prominent Jackson county lay
delegates are Thos. Matthews, of
Greenwood, and ]. A. Logan, of
Cypress. These gentlemen are all
readers Of The Journal and they made
the office a pleasant call yesterday,
bringing with them a message from
Col. Alec Hays of the Greenwood sec
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
WATERMAN IS
To MANAGE THE
PENSACOL|AN
WILL ASSUME CHARGE OF THE
MAGAZINE AND WITH NJ. J. ILL
LARD EXTEND ITS SCOPE TO
COVER WEST FLORIDA.

On January LIST, 9. A. Waterman,
who recently resigned from the Com
mercial Association. will assume the
management OF the Pensacolian, the
ma gazine which has been published
for number of years by \. J. Lillard,
and with the latter, viii extend the
scope Of the publication so as to en-
brace all Of West Florida and South
Alabama.
Mr.. Waterman was engaged in the
newspaper business prior to being
elected secretary of the old Chamber
Of Commerce, and there IS no doubt
but that he will make many improve
1ps0L IL LIS Rs2sa colia2-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
CRUISER HANSA
LOSES TARGET
1T BROKE THE MooRINGs OUT IN
THE GULF AND WENT ApRIFT-
HAS NOT BEEN FOUND.

The cruiser Hansa, which has been
engaged in target practice in the gulf
for several days, came into port yes
terday morning to report the loss of
the large target at which she has been
firing for several days. Tug boat men
and pilots were asked to look out for
the target.
1t is described as being eighty feet
in length by about Is feet wide. II
broke from the moorings in the gulf
during the night and could not be 10
Gated when daylight arrived, but ii
is supposed with the easterly wind ii
will be washed on the beach.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-08
PIECE OF FINE CRUDE
RUBBER ON EXHIBITION

large piece of crude rubber direct
from the Amazon, where it was taken
from the tree, was received yesterday
by the Crystal Pharmacy and viii be
placed on display in the store. The
rubber is the same from which rubber
goods handled by this firm are manu-
featured, and was sent here by the
manufacturers.