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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
GENTLY CLEANS YOUR LIVER
AND TEN YARDS OF BOWELS
DELICIOUS syRyP cLEANeEs STOMACH LIVER AND
BOWELS o. SOUR sLE, oAsss, 0EeAYNo FOOD AND CLOG.
oEo.up WASTE WITHOUT GRIPPE on NAUSEA

the old GAYS people let these matters
run uatl they needed d large aose lf
uhyHir hen they took E-uethinE Sc
yers. Ike easter OIL salts CO cathartics
that meant ahuae % the bowels. These
are the Gays o. ths gentle end natural
the days % syrup % FKf This way
you are mes druFHirE yourself syrup
1f F1Es being composed entirely 81
luscious Gee. Selma and arumhtlca can
net cause Injury
49, your aruHEiHt Tor Syrup ~
E1Hu and E.Rr 81 SIENNA" and look
Cor the name California PIC syrup
Company ca tho label This - the
genuine old reliable Any other 90
callsd Flg syrup - an imitation often
meant % deceive you. Refuse such
with contempt gAdv D
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
Y. N. c. A. BOYS
HAVE SOCIAL
HEARD TALK ~ M. cUHNise-
HAM AFTER HOLDING INDOOR
TRACK NEEr IN RooNa

About az 81 tbe employed boys % ths
junior department of me penaacola r.
81 G AZ erf5yed "a social Oh theiF
rooms last nIrht ana beard an inter
eftlur talk By Educatianhi Director
~. p Curuiughnn. in Which faey were
urged ro support the southern hela
facratary The meeting was in charge
% ~ a MacDoweiL ere department
racrata-r An indoor track meet was
haId anf Aifred Reed won ire prise
80 rnkfnw the noaf points iu The
rsr,aa which rsmpriaad o. some
"aata" were provided fur the boys AM
nIf enjoyed the maetinG
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
LADY ESCAPES
FROM HOSPITAL

Mr.. Miles. formerly poHtrnistresa ~
Cottage I'm. who hss been underEo-
Ing treatment az the Pensacola sani-
tnrium for some time. left that inst D.
tuition yesterday and had reached a
point quite e distance from the sani-
tariuun before she vas overtaken AM
returned there. When sho Vas brought
hack her conduct was such az 20 com
pei thc attaches ~ Ere sanitariufn %
cause her % b. sent % the police sta
ton late yesterday evening.
She o. being detained In the sisk
ward "a the station where ahe ia b.
ing treated ~ d. Pferpont A trained
nurse h attending her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
HEART AND
HOME PROBLEMS
~ NJ. Eussss,s rhs-p.o..

~ Ars. HusFssth Tho-pso-.
Dear Mrs Thompson I am a riri
% 81 and have bean introduced 70 a
nice Esnt'sman When He Isft me as
wanted b shake hands ard then ne
kissed NJ hand. ~ Mlri friend says
% has q uaaaninn Wouia you Please
te'i me what o. meanHY
SUNSHINE.
KirsinT a lsdyas hand r. an Old time
courtesy that q al
pssr Mrn Thompson IAN young
Eiri and deeply IN love with young
man used 90 - with A. would
never go % The theatre or ask aim
o. our house.. ~ quit going together.
How can can . Faln him hack. az I
1--we ~ ons but h.mY Whenever he
Heou me pc waves or yeus % me n I
arm IN The appnsite side - me street
BBOKENIInART.
Yea ga wrong not % Jet Rim visit
Fnu Iu Fnar home. nv dear Nsxt
time you zee him. aak hin n he
wouldn't IAs 90 drop On some evening
foe good old visit That win be
enough q ~ wants 20 make up vith
yuu.
DsaE Mr.. Thornpasul How u.n Z
cure haahfulneas.
STEWART
Dont thHh ~ guurssif. Think
ahout othaTa and dealt teal thai thay
are alWayH thinking aheua you. Just
forget Yuuraes entirely snd you'u
sooa iorse' g ,. .aasfai
Dear Mra Thaapuonf u1 Z an =
boz az seventeen. How aan I make
ny hnir nufy ard curly. n IL very
brittle taI ~ namftnM manuscript q
q phoiuE lay. should the scenario So
company the tFnrpala4 90 - you
consider mY writing coed Tor a boy
VINO ngvur eaw q school ftN a. a
party one Hiaht Rnn introduced 90 .
Firi whom ! aornunra MED hotma AZ
the safe } iuknHiv ASKED for e Miss.
Ehe threw har arms around ne ard
placed her ura 30 mine and held me
o. uFht 4 vas FurpFihoa 81 her phyui-
Cai sllnNth she aaia she never
knew what love vas uufu aha met
ua Z fid rot want % hurt har feel
.rMa and ted her I cared Tor her only
a. friuut. but would try and love
her. hut even u loved hoF. I we
o. No position g marry besides.
have plenty 81 time % set married, &c
Z am bot a youth. Am Z right.
r. n. y.
u' 70 o. almost Impossible % mako
Fiin hair rof ana curly. Rub q little
vnaeiinc into IRE scalp and WASH ths
hair once q week. t11 Yes. O. zee
90 Ter vca are fuft BOY and ths
Eiri should have laughed on Yeur re-
Guest Tor a kiEa. Nou flf right % ter
Der thai Ynu cared f1F her only aa a
frien6. and ! wguid advise you 20 zee
AZ little aa possible ~ her. Don't think
~ marriaHs untn You are AZ least ~
And dcu't hEk any more girls for a
klHs untH You are ready % marry.
Subscribe for The Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

This wonasrfal f-ull .azaase acts -
q liver end b0wel cleanser tsH.r -uat
90 en- trr.aut Its action is natural
and Eonts-no Er.rinE 20 is delicious
40 droadiuE ID Is ECsilEe hna
UrouEt-ao waiting
IL your stomach ia sour end hllea
with vie Enaea. your head acheal cr
yea are bilious. nervous tiazyt haH
sieE your tongue coata4. your tnirtF
feet of bowels eloERad with waste not
properly carried off-dont waiL surely
take tsasp loll4l q delicious Syrup
q FtsH tonight and Or the moruirg
al conatiEated waste. sour BILE. gases
and poisona viii move on and out -
the system. Esutly but thcroughly--no
grtping-no naunea-uo weakness. n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
Doo FOUND PERcHEp ON
CRANE ~ FOUNTAIN

a r'ack-nnd-tan dos vas remoV a
from fha bach ~ one ~ me Iron cranes
on the fountain IN the piaHn az Q %
O'Clock this morning by Policemen
ponaldnon. assisted ~ two nigat-
wafchmen BE- b. Thought thnt the ipz
wua thrown n thd basin ~ the four
tain ard rather than spend the tir1e
in tho wufer it climbed 90 che hack ~
the crane
The cries Of fhs DOE were hsa~d for
some time. hut owing % tho darkness
n could not be located Tho policeman
secured q long plank. using @ o. walk
On from tha cement walls 60 the foun-
tain The dog hurricdiy left the square
after being rescued
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
CHANCE FoR IMPROVEMENT
~ HANDLING ToRPEDoEe

vgashinEtrN. Dec. lH.--'rrhsrs ntiu -
much Improvement % bs hoped fcr IN
TIE handling % torpedoes o. board
ship" satd Rear Admiral ~ O. Twin
inR. chief or 1rdnaans - the nhvy de-
partmsnt. On rs annual report made
public to-day,
insofar a. tha foaiws ~ material e.
crncorned Admiral Twisting saif TIE
torpedo situation had FreAtiy improved
during the past year 70 waa declared
that q cou1uartagn - American missiles
wtrh ths best - those On use abroad
Indicated that ths United STATES vas
81 least abreast OF al frrrIrn rrun-
tries IN fhis respect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
NEARING EVIDENCE ~
DEFEN8H OF PREhCHEA

Houlton. Ms.. Dec. fo---Prssentntion
~ evidence foF ne defense began TO-
day in the trial ~ Rev. Charles N.
Eueiiua. Mr. Aunie Jacobsen. and
her son. EtFar Jacobson. who ars
charged with Ere murder ~ Mrs.. ia
oobsou'a husband. Anwust Earobapn. at
New Sweden.
Although alNty-nve witnesseH had
h.an summoned 10 the Defendants
counsel only thirty-hve were expect
81 % testify, tnoiuding the three re-
apondentn, who WI tell their Hturiaa
after che otherH have been hard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

tcorr-a-s rrar rss- orv
g. no way q can clear through an
other bank. Be- there asked Mr. I'm
trrmyer
$50. buf nank can carry on SEQ
business without thar privilege" said
Mr Frsw
Mr. Unfermvrr rr fenV f~ed 20 show
hnnh no. member ~ enc
e.. as house or eHtludad temporarily
could uof % bua.aoan. Mr Fruw al
uffed So would ~ under heavy
handicap. bat thought be- Elm could
carry 20 a. genera. tHuklnE business
Mr. rniermye- took uD The attitude
oi ihr Ncw York clearing house com.
mIitrs toward the hBraH ihHt went
to the uau daring IHe fa panic.
Mr.. Frew said fHH Mechanics ard
Tf q, a hHnk war advanced se.fo8 o11
bs hH gianrnE ruusr committee DO
WhH Hn tha I1an comm Poo hlwrr'f arf
hIH partner in trr T. TveaanEH tank
taa or me special committee NJ Eve
which han1lrf fhe matters 90 enc
tIerrInE house fHfinE fhH Trnl-. AZ
receiver vas appointed trF .Fr Ne.
lhauiea and TrndHFE a HIrh rInret IIH
doors TanuarH r- 1905 leaving g..
enona0 n sos afF-Hf .H tha receiver
hurdH.
.rrs elimination o.. .rr sFarHrgT-r
anil Trafr-H rarvnT-f a cumuefIInF faF
Furr Hank
yes
anoat vcr th.ra h.f 81 ar Wuz.
trnt un Of coo rreI rr HamH rnnfrH.
over tHu power ~ fHr rIasrfnr Baflra
ia surh r crisis HrarI 49, TufrT.
nTrUH
Mr "rHw aEE##.HH .r rnw -rf.rHHe.
f.rE #rHrr HAD HHaH amy uGrrfHr mo.
t# - fHH FnrTIHr ~ .Hs rIeHHfrr
founs loan. hfr TrtarmrHr ffssTuua.
any snth impataftan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
CRUCIAL POINT IN WAoE
DISPUTE EXPECTED SOON

Hounton. Texas. Dec to-rhe cru
c.aI point IN the mediation q he
threatened strike 81 the Hartman tine
conductors and trainmen between View
orleans and ~ Paso ahould be reashei
within ne neat twenty -four hours, ao-
cordinE % Or G. n. Neill who Haa
been here as federal mediator several
DAYS Both sides seem 90 have con-
reded their respective limits and per
manont settlement 90 q final break e.
the prospect during the next twenty
four hours
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
MEETING OF The PLEASURE
SEEKERS on SUNDAY.

HAiIas Bertha Liachkoif was thr pref
PSI HfHe hostess who entertained tire
Pleasure Seekers, a bright crowd ~
Young Jewish girls on SUNDAY after
noon. and q happy afternoon WINS spent
at games. the Young hostess winning
the nriza a pretty box Of handker-
chiefs
Az ire next meeting Afiss T.oona
Rear win be hoatess
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

and Tommie Harper and Mildred
white was cue whel sac enterfered
GoldstIcker claims the ROY was be-
cause the woman refused 90 pay taxi
cab fare
The charge % \ epinF q place where
lswtncaa and indsncccy t. rracticed
was also placed against Tonu,ie white
and several negro men who we're
foand there when the police rnided the
place are charged with visiting such
a house
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
"IAGS" OF ALL KINDS
SUBJECT OF TALK
phyu'oisns Deuorlhs IRE Narioss
Stages % 0rsuksnnssa Including
THE Morning After"

washington. Dec. io.-Dslirium I've
mems. rlain and fancy lass" ire
morning -aftsr' fsslirg. and ether
symptoma ailments and diseases
growing out % the use % alcohol or
drugs came up cor serious discussion
today when soientinc men and pay
siciana from throughout the United
states and foreign lands gAthsrse AZ
the Forty second annual uesting o.
the American Society for the Study %
Alcohol and other narcotics.
Or J. T. senroy, o. Tuscaloosa,
Ala. we among the list - speakers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
MISSISSIPPI sTATH SENATOR
- KILLED ~ A TRAIN

Weenon. Miss. Dee. iel-=6tate SEN
atoF H A. Huwah assd 20. prominent
In Miaaiaair9ui politics ami = uFnctlcing
phyHirian, vas struck ~ a south
bound uHnoia Centrni railroad train
neaf haFu today aud 80 BADLY in5lrof
he died wfthfn a shurt time.
~. mBwuu vas waking on tire
railroad tradh ara 80 not haar the ap-
prunahfnN rafn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
GATHER
FOR CHOWOER
CAPTAIN SIT NoRTHuP MADE
~ AND rHERE was a FULL
house on HAND.

Captain Bu Northup. famous rhow-
der-makar Of the Pensacola Lodge -
EkE. had bis hands fuN last niEhf On
rreparinE and adlinE out clam chow
der % a large catherine ~ members
ard their friends VINO always come
around Wher Captain Bfi makes chow.
Ger
They wFre an huuNy.
We used something Jess than 5000
clans. 600 gallons 1f water and %
large copper settles. but exact figures
could not be- gotten AZ a late hour
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
LONDON pAPERs TALK on
THE PANAMA CANAL

today an refer % the Panama canal
question. IRE PAN Mall oaHetta sub
says
sir Edward Oruyau dispatch should
provide ample grounds fcr a return 20
ne paths ~ hair dealing
The West MinEtar da1stte surp.rt-
inH ths hheral Fosarnrnant. declines %
believe the story oahied from New
York that 70 artftrattnn ahouid -
asked for tha uuited States wouid 80
fune a. 70 oor tinuoas
We cannot ooncafve q dimieuity
moro nioeiY ruitatts 81 nrnafration ~
The TEtrua trfbunAi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
LIVES OF EUROPEANS ana
wNnEATENEp 81 LIEERThNs

CulnTma, 9eFufnnV. nun. 1.-THE
lfves ~ Eurupeama alnuW the the rivsF
se1stoa, Lfheria. arr Threatened ~ e.
berfsn aaidiaTs aoeoFf'nH e. ais
patch % th8 Cologne uaaatta frHlu
Morrovia. n r. addod thal the ru-
ropeans ars prepaFinH to leave fha
country
The German FtIrhoaf PHufhrT DEL D.
inH ne nnchrF before tha tnurn ~ See
toe and me deFfnnu Fuuboat F-ieF or
MounuEfa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

nursing end oommissariat work. that
TIRE women should demand thia a. TIE
fair thing 90 DO On exchange for vut-
inE privnego. since men I1ag have
been compelled 10 give military HnrV-
Ice for the rights they eni1s "a.
Mrs Gad declares frames wnIr en-
could DO duty e. nurses and a. orzn-
naiaaaFy ofdcials. much mere sflcisan.-
81 shan the work nov e. being oous
and that r. would train Eirls fer h0us .
hold duties
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

tcousiuusa nom Fsss Fiysl
who waa. before her mnrriaEa. Mics
Jeanette Fariuas. Era1untcs win very
hirh houors from the training school
and has been offered The position 20
senior nurse ln the hospital which
she has not however. accepted but
viii remain in the hospital Tor some
Elmo before taking cases outside.
Mrs white q o. conscientious. cap
able nurse whose InteiiiEonce and che
fre training sminentiy fit her for che
f'.r work she has made hers and her
friends ln Pensacola rongratuiate her
10 her success
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

tContinusd from FIRST PaEel
posted with tho csty treasures. and re-
Ported weekly by the clerk 40 she
comptroller"
TO CITY COUNCIL.
The mayer vii submit The rnsiwnh-
ton 81 the clerk % the city council
tonight and probably VIII ask for an
Investigation ~ che clerks once AZ =
ncw CLERK IL % assume the once.
PARENTS ~ IGNORANCE.
Mr.. and Airs. Aymnrd. parents ~
the city CLERK. are in ignorance % hia
Whereabouts IN fact. they dld NOT
know that he intended leaving the cts
a. he made no references 10 tho ma
ter 20 the father yesterday morning
while on ire way o. the city
AR. Aymard called On Mayer Reilly
last nsFht - ask fnr some explanation.
The city clerk came down town Yes-
terday mornine 81 usual and went a.
bis onnce. whore ho remained q short
tima wvitin9 ne resignation while
there and then leaving
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
SPAIN pEcipEs TO BUILD
THREE DREADNou0HTa

Paris. De-. tas-T-le Spanish naval
program has been decided on. accord
inr o. q sroolai diHratrh nom Madrid.
- win cornpFine three dreadnouEhta
~ o.. oea tons each tvro ~ tha latest
tvps - deafrogeru. nfnH terpe1a boats
and three auhn1arin~n
AT tie vessels are e. - constructed
IN Spanish ahipivHfinH wards The
work o. fn be begun az snun az TIE
hnttieehip Alfonso YIN has been
d Hnrhfd AZ FerHuI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
cLAsPEp ~ ARMS OF
EACH OTHER Couple DIED

on ca others arms. the bodies % Mr.
and Mrs A O.. TilHefh. who attempted
% cross the So Croix river on skates
were found en- the river channel early
today A strand % the woman's hats,
frozen tn the See. was thr first clue
- reward a party ~ searchers after =
twelve hourT hunt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
TWO NEGROES
CUT IN FIGHT

WIN ooidstucker. coiorei unser-
take. and MildFod waite. q nagTsss
received knife sounds AZ ne result 81
an niiszed auht last niEht 40 me home
81 rumuaia HafpeF. q nHHro woman. %
nayien street baiWosn Garden ard
Romano. 0oifafuakaF nalnR Gus m he
heaf and fbs woman N me rivht hnns
Their wounds afs n8t Bsnas~aua
rha naht SO between unifatncilHF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
WoMgR cAR DEMAND
MILITARY sERvicH NOW

rolled foT military hervica. a. Sc
0usi Co thefF aEpeetad victory IN tha
struawir fnr suffrage Ms. Emma 0sd,
authoEeaa anh suffFasist, aFEuss fhas
nanlah snis should hs trained foT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
WAR SHIP RUNS
DOWN A STEAMER
British prsadnHsght Goina Twenty
Nnets An Hour Sent srall vessel
te Betto~n.

Davenport England. Dec. io.--Whila
speeding AZ twenty knots % Portland
before dawn this morning. the British
dreadnmuEht Centurion ran down and
sank a small unidentified steamer.
The weasel sank 80 quickly the Of
ncern % the Centurion were ignorant
Of whether she was . tramp or pas
So -er vessel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

ThH Hrari % uuL s nasa.v rf In
fraraHHiis hss ETanfaf police roweru
IH Mrr tFrns v. WsEh shs has besn
fHnHrfata8 villa 1Hulaus waFk f1g
.IHafraa FaaFs rs me HnasteF matrop-
rfIH cal a. 90 nfut Hrmtn ever 10
% made "eau" in tnaiana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
BELlEvEp THAT BRiTtBt4
STEAMER AAB BEEN LoeE

L.oulahurM ouahen, Dec. tof-rhe
rrlfiah steamer MoFain. via q ersu
OF twenty men. - believed b have
been lost in ona 81 the Feoant storms.
SO news ~ fh1 rtnamor han been 70
Caivsd since ahs lcfl LouisburE IN No
ysfnheT win q aarEo ~ coal Coz Pa
Ganftn. NJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Ms George owen eEroctsd home
on WEDNESDAY from Atlanta. where
she has been the guest a. Mr. and
Mrs James 81 Clarke
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

posted with tho ctty treasures. and re-
Ported weekly hy tha clerk 90 the
f..rsnssfvnffnr
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-08
SOME SYSTEM

Gosh, it takes my wife a long
time to. dress. Idon't know:what
man does who has daughters
Il know an Avalon man who
has seven daughters"
Must take them long time to
dress when the family is going
anywhere
mo, he has reduced the thing
to a system. They form a circle
and each buttons another's form
Pittsburgh Post.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-08

ed Of day and night With her
aunt she was touring the coast
"And the dog-what of him?"
asked Haines, obviously, after.
greetings, weeps and sorrow
manifestations were over.
Dead" she sorrowfully ex-
claimed
Thank heaven!'. said Haines
under his breath.
Amen echoed Cupid.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-08
IN VAUDEVILLE

Cohne went 3. to lake resort
one summer to- spend the hot
days. One afternoon he, took
rowboat and went out on the
lake !. Another chap who was
rowing around suddenly keeled
over in his boat and fell into the
lake.
Cohne began to row with.all
his might to the scene. Scores.of
people gathered on the shore and
shouted to him to save the
drowning man. Finally Cohne
reached the spot where the man
was sinking for the third time.
He leaned over and said, mister,
if you don't come up again, can |
have your boat?"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-08

moment beheld his sweetheart, on
her knees, caressing the dog.
Haines strobe forth arms ex-
tended. With the dog elasped
tightly to her breast, she arose
and haughtily drew back, her
head poised -scornfully. She
glared at him with eyes that dart
ed fire.
Amazed Haines tried to speak,
but she cut him short.
amy man, brute enough to
kick poor, defenseless Fido, can
not be husband of mine. Here's
your ring-take it." Pulling the
engagement ring from, her finger,
she threw-it at him, and turning,
mounted the veranda.
Efforts to. effect, a reconeilia-
ton were futile. Some time lat
er Haines resigned his position
in the State National bank and
drifted west. Unable to secure "a
position in a bank, Haines tried to
get a job at anything. His money
ran low, finally gave out, and to
prevent himself from starving he
was forced to accept a job as a
waiter in a cheap restaurant in
Los Angeles. Z
Busy flashing" 14hours in the
day, at night when he got home
to his. hall bedroom he feasted
his eyes on his old sweetheart's
picture and allowed fancy to car
~ him back east and revive mem
cries of old and happy days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-05
DOING 1T FOR NOTHING.

Doing it for nothing has ruined
many promising newspaper men,
while his beneficiaries assembled to
fame and fortune Doing it for
nothing" is the germ that produces
cancers in the seat of ones trous-
ers, the bacilli of want and hunger,
the bacteria of sorrow and suffer-
ing. The straight but extremely
broad and smoothly paved and pol
ished road to the poorhouse, the
hearse that hauls you to the pot
ter's field. Are the bankers. the doc
\ tors, the preachers, the teachers
the lawyers, the merchants, tn
- druggists and the laborers expecte
X to do it for nothing?" Are they e
% pected to leave their services-tl
products of the sweat of the
2 brows-lying around the store
merely for the complimentar
amusement OF the multitudes2 Nc
much, Mary Ami Then why expec
it of the poor newspaper man? How
! true, O how true: MANS fnhuman
| ity to man has made countless mil
lions mourn. Newcastle Register
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-05

Perhaps the largest and most en-
thusiastic crowd that has been In
attendance ON the carnival during
its weeks stay in the city was that
which last night visited the differ
ent places of amusement. These
shows seem to meet the approval Of
sightseers. The several attractions
are good, some of them are far
above the standard for such shows.
Especially is this true as to the
trained animals. Crowds visited the
animal show last night and were
pleased. The high dive act is pulled
off regularly as advertised and new
er fails of large attendance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-05
ENCOURAGING REPORTS.
j. V. Watkins Says Dallas-Palestine-
Austin Road Work VIII Begin
In Seventy Days.

]. v. Watkins, promoting the
Dallas Palestine-Austin electric line
said Yesterday that reports from
towns along the proposed route are
most encouraging in tenor, and that
the smallest communities on and
in the vicinity of the preliminary
line express a willingness to coop
crate in unlimited amounts in the
way of subscriptions and right
of way. He said the policy of stay
ing away from the steam roads as
much as possible has met with
high favor in many places that have
no railroad connection and which
are placed at much of disadvantage
in travel and in marketing their
wares. Mr.. Watkins continued:
According to latest estimates
our company feels that it will be
ready to begin actual construction
in about seventy days. OF course
there are many smaller details that
work out necessarily slow, but those
with which we are now coping are
gradually diminishing.
Il have received much CORES
pondence since last Sunday, urgini
that our line be extended south 0
the southern terminus as proposed
but for the present we will devoI
all our attention to the plans tina
have been made public. "-Dalla
News.