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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15
The Mal-heament of Childhood

It Il Better e keep children %
their duty ~ a sense 1f honor and BY
Kindness than by fear and punish
ment ~--rcrtullian.
Kind reader. n you ere struck with
the novelty nf cur chousinE the above
caption as the subject - this article.
and desire 90 know are motives taat
prompt as 20 it we wlE impose upon
ourselves the task 20 informing rOu.
and hope that you will appreciate me
fact that our mission la not 90 act as
arbfter between child and parent, or
attempt 20 paliiate the urense % ire
fcrmgr. or Interfere with the futy -
the latter. but % show that force and
cruelty are not the wee pona ~ truth.
but those % error. and that false
education en- the part ~ the parent is
frequently the cause - martvrd1m and
persecution. and should net be en-
rioyed IN the government and dis
cipilne o. childhood. Hence. we DO
not believe thaf we could have chosen
q more appropriate subject for the
dawn ~ the approaching Christmas
tide. memorable On the annals Of the
Christian world and eeiehralcd In
honor % the nativity 81 Jesus OF Naz-
areth.
Here then. are the causes which
rive 20 ua that Irresistible Impulse %
take up the interest and defense q
childhood. and change u Ne can. the
immoaerate use OF tho rod 20 that %
reason and kindneks
A Case ~ Point
Something over a year aFn. IN a
near city. we were watkins IN a
thoruuKhfare characterized e. . fash
ionahls one the beauty and sur
roundinHa q which would indicate
that ths utmost refinement and good
breeding prevailed IN the home. and
nothing but love and affection were
permitted 20 enter ita doors. sudden
- We we're attracted By the cries and
uhrtekn % q young wirl about EIGHT
years Of age. Moving rapidly % the
scene We saw through the window =
powerful man appiyrhH blow after
blow with q heavy leather strap upon
the shoulders o. the helpless little
riri. The pain and cries o. the Chiii.
the whiting and anguish manifested
BY her. appealed 20 the strongest emo
ITEMS Of cur heart and Il required the
utmost self-command % control our
self
Let uz ask you. friendly reader.
could q more rsprehensihie act 81
cowardics and cruelty be presented 20
the mind for consideration A Go-
Lab tramplinE upon an infant. a
BruhdinArcr stran9iing q Idiiputian.
appears q our mind as e mild paral-
lel % the conduct q this savage brute.
Ana from whence does the parent
derive the authority. or inherit the
right 20 mai-trsat an ofsprlng thus
Surely not from the code q natural
law. for the child Il not responsible
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15
BY b. J. Gonzales

sor In sxistsnos. Il q not here from
choice or itr own voiitlon. but BY e
single selfish act % the parent Hence
the child owes the parent nothing. ani
the parent owes the child everything
and ia duty never ceases 20 the cana
We know that this major PROPOSE
lion is diataHtsful a. me rarsnt lie
may endeavor 90 escape IS validity
and conclusion. but the reader Nil
accept and not deny the truthfalneus
and sincerity % its loHic. and agree
with ua that kindnss. and not ss-
verify should BE- the means - rearins
tho child ard promoting it, hAppi-
ness
Failinr then % show any authority
from the code ~ nature can this
maiefactcr show the least rtKht ~
excuse Tor hln position from the code
81 the great Master, Jesus % Mas
rethg Not az ala Are not these
words from the lips 81 the Redeemer
SUFFICIENT % overthrow and put q
shame bis pretended ciaimaT "suner
The little ones % come unto me- un-
less you become like one Of these you
cannot enter the kingdom % heaven.
Embodied IN this expression % ths
great reformer, rests the future Of
man. Does Il not Imply that he mus
take the web % his mind 10 pieces
put aside ever feature q evil ans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15
How the Inland Waterway Project
- VIII Directly Help Florida. -

The Journals suggestion that 7 sub
nalt q brief article on the subject %
How tha indiana Waterway Project
win Directly Help FLORIDA gives me
81 opportunity 7 wish hal more
time 10 take fuu advanfaEs o. The
uroiscl referred 10 Del. no doubt faat
urged ~ tha Mississippi 20 Atlantic
Tnanf waterway Association. to-wit.
IA canal across Florida from the At
lantic 90 che SUI and along TIE Euf
to the Mississippi river
r. o. interesting 20 note that con-
rrena ordered surveys for a snip canal
aeraa Florida which were made under
fss direction ~ the secretary of var
ia 1884 1855. 1855 and t8T8-18
IA f1E6-Ge. Secretary ~ War JEFF
fsrsan Davis directed Fuch q survey
ana under q resolution % the senate
tha maps were reproduced IN 1875.
The report. page 60 says. "The OBJ
Sect of e nhip canal across Florida iH
200 obvious 10 need more than q pass
frF remark. Attention haH been turn
81 10 such work since 1884. and eK-
aminauona 90 different routes made.
The interest which such al improve
ment possesses for the country IN
NI"H"E. EIN.. #"AN IT. #.NNH
commerce passing through the straits
81 Florida Increases. a. accidents ate
tending that NAVIGATION become more
frequent and more generally known.
Tive Routss Surveyed.
win tha view of connecting hv an
inland passage the Mississippi river
wirh the harbora ~ Mississippi Sound
end Mobile bay the senate ~ fbe
Unitsd States on the i'm day %
March. 1897 directed thar Information
BE- chained az % The cost Of opening
a channel OF sufficient capacity for
arHf class steamboat naviTation.
Two routes were surveyed and osfl-
mated Tor This distance 81 about enc
hundred and sixty sieht miles Prom
Mobile bay to 81 Marks bay the DIE
lance r. two hundred and twenty
miles TIE whole distance 90 three
hundred and ninety miles would onIy
require canaInE 90 ia estimated. about
sVty miles These surveys and mum
eruun examinations az various routes
established ire facf quite clearly hat
90 iraurmodnfatla obstacles to a shIr
canal across the state of Florida exist
end the cost would be- moderate. ere
Hrenf advantages conHdtfrd
There are 10 snEincerinE dlTicui-
ties whatever 90 contend with n tie
making az a. Inland waterway alonF
thc suit
surveys Ordered.
on tha sra 81 March. 1909. can-
rrcsa Included Oh the rivers and hare
h0rH ace % that date. the following
rroviaiona survey Tor tNe ranatruc-
ton OF a continuous inland waterway
acrnas the state ~ Florida. between
suitable points On TIRE eastern and
SUI coasts % said state. Tor the pur-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

pose 81 asccrtalnlnE the cost % a
channel with a maximum depth q
twelve fees OF such lesser depth along
any section or sections of said water
ways as may BE- found Sufficient Tor
commercial naval and military pur-
poses. such survey shall include an
examination uf au practicable routes
thH preparation ~ plans and eEti-
mates 90 cost along the most avail
able route. and q report upon the de-
STABILITY of utilizing az a part 81 such
waterway any existing public or pri-
tato canal dr any part thereof and
me probable cost az acquirinE the
same
survey for the construction ~ a
continuous waterway. inland where
practicable. along the Guif ~ MeKl-
CO from saint Georges Sound. F1or-
Ga. f8 thf Mississippi river ht New
Orleans la. by way of saint An
drews BAY. Chuctaw hatchee bay, Pen
sacuia nay and Perdldo hay. Florida.
Mobile Bay. Alabama. Mississippi
sound. Alabama and Mississippi. Lake
Borgns ana Lake Pontchartrain. Ia,
Cor TIE purpose ~ ascertalninE the
r1st 80 a channel With q maKimum
oeptd of nine feet OF such lesser
depths along any section 90 sections
0f the said waterway as may BE- found
sufficient f1r commercial naval or
military purposes. such survey shall
include au examination 20 au practic-
able routes the preparation OF plans
and estimates a. cost along the most
available route. and report on the
deslrabiufy 90 utilizing 81 e part %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

acient means % transportation vii
follow. water borne commerce win
Increase and the traffic q the rail-
roads VIII likewise be auEmentsd
me motor boat pleasure craft
nshlnE beat tuE. lighter. barge. light
draft vessels 81 AT kinds vii find
such waterway % tncalcuiAbi bic
benefit and multiply accordinEiy. We
need not mention the drainage and
reclamation q productive lands aided
and facilitated BY such canal Pro
duction win Increase along The region
reached. The producer and consumer
wIu be ALIKE benefited ARriculture
and truck CROWNS. unproutabis now
because % lnacceaaibility 20 markets
vii become rcmunerativa Business
vii expand because % new settle
ments and additional channels %
trade
DISTRIBUTION VII b possible where
nov r. staenafion and congestion.
Communities wiii Be brought closer
together and Industries will grow
Transportation arectH every household
O. the land. q e important % 10 able
20 reach the market places quickly and
ehsApy We win Erievousiy neglect
What every civilized nation has seen
the wisdom 81 attending 20 n ws fan
% utilize the Gifts % nature and con
meet ths lakes. bays, hayouG. streams
and rivers which have been furnished
Cor our service. b. building this tn
land waterway.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

such waterway any existing public or
private canal. or any part thereof. and
the probable cosi q acquirinE the
same"
a Barge Canal Ger ere Present.
For the present we are contendlnE
Tor a barge canal Instead % a ship
canal IL ought 20 BE "a least ten
feet deep and q hundred feet wide
his would serve commercial purposes
AZ this time and o. should be uniform
along the coast and across the state
connecting with similar waterway
along the Atlantic coast
i've routes have been considered
under the last authorization Tor the
across Florida portion and one waH
decided upon AZ she most advisable.
but the district engineer believed me
government would not b. warranted
in incuuinE the cost. The report has
not been acteo upon b. the hoard Of
81 Hineers Tor rivers ana harbora. Ad-
dllonal data based on a variation IN
thc size rs wanted. The continuous pro-
leet along The guif is not favored by
re beard Of engineers. however. ap-
preparations have been made Cor TN
provemeutH 90 different portions q
The whole scheme. constituting links
In the chain.
F'or instance. the Oklawaha river n
being improved. Prom the AnalarAi-
cola river 90 90 Andrews Bav q chan
mel is being cut AZ an expense q
scme $500 ooo. santa Rosa Sound has
been improved. Further surveys are
ordered along the Oklawaha and the
Withlacoochee 20 the gulf Also
from Pensacola O. Mobile.
The Advantages % such q waterway
VII Be % bring the Mississippi 20
the Atlantic. To increase our coast
line. To place Columbus. Albany and
intermediate points On water con-
munication With deep water ports To
AFFORD HhippinE from Mississippi. Ala
hama. Georgia and Florida cities and
towns along navigable rivers %
foreign ports and 10 places along the
sui coast and seahoard a. water rates
and ~ water means.
Viii Increase Beth Watsr and
Rai Traffic.
The coal and iron % Alabama can
be brought IN barEes % New Orleans.
Mobile. Pensacola and elsewhere along
the waterway. No with the lumber
naval stores. cotton and othzr pro
ducts u the states mentioned. TIE
rivers and naviEahie streams fiowinE
@ the Euif win become feeders 90 the
waterway. The heavy. bulky Gem
modities VIII move ~ water The
hydro-elecfric power which win b.
generated On the susams and rivers
win BE- transmitted for manufacturing
purposes and for lighting. operation 90
car lines and other uses where needed.
and development ~ the country all
along the routs and % the distance tn
fuenced ~ this economical and eff
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

cio,hs d with ne sonndins inneosnos
of chndhoodf
Vlslsncs pre~okes Nlelsnes,
n seems % us that our system ~
cdncatian 10 entirely wrnn9 Hoe are
We 20 make the child refined aud ser
tlg AZ iong en- we are EuggsMttng meth
eds ~ cruelty Vininnce provukus
violence and q sad. wounded eEprra.
sion ~ cnuntenance on the part 81 the
parent carries more weight IN sub
DUNG the majority 81 culprits than
ala the forCe that may BE- applied.
And what course should we pur-
aueG Listen. surround the chIid ~
much a. possible with evsrythinm that
o. suggestive 81 love and affection.
Teach "a that n 10 better 20 heatow
ths path 90 the living with roses than
with thorns and not think that q haa
complied with fts duty ~ showerang
the crave with flowers. instead ~
placsnE oannona and weapons ~ war
in our parks and In 'front.' 81 eur pub
lic buildings erect statues ~ love.
friendship. justice. liberty and psacs.
To dress re child In the cuUtuma ~ a
uavAGe Indian and place a pistol in
his hands az a birthday ~ ChristmaH
present and not anticipate hin irnhib-
inE wariike IDEAS and tendencies =
prepoaterous. % practice the habit ~
lyihE daily ana expect n 70 become
truthful ia contemplating a moral iru
possibility. And should Ne desire u
70 be honest. We should he9in ~ be
inH honest ourselves.
AZ the pen h mirhuer than the
swore. 80 ia example nightisr than
the rod
And nov. dear reader. ist W say
n We have succeeded In Riwinm tone
and pathoa enough IN this writlnn 10
excite your sympathy and enlist your
emotions IN favor 81 ehiidhoud on the
eve % Chrintmhstede. let % thank and
congratulate you. NJ ne have failed
a. touch a responsive chord ~ feel
Inc IN your heart. Wivs us credit a.
least fur having tried. and recognize
uur fscbls eforta In trying % stern
the tide ~ tyranny fiowina ron tho
passion % a brutal parent towards the
dsssnseieas child.
We part with you my patient
friend. and wish you = Merry Chrisi
mes. and hope you win tcin ire itfis
ones IN seeking neldw % soy and
pleasure AZ CRAFTSMANSHIP. ard that
nnothcr year viii ana ne more con
uiderats, just and kind 10 the cause
~ innocent childhood
AZ the flower that has fnilsn ny the
waywids attracts no notice from ira
indifferent travei~r ~ itx heauty and
silence. ana Il not appreciated until
itH fragrance ~ emitted ~ helng
crushed from the weight 90 the man.
tha chid v not fully Appreeiated ~.
tire parents unit n has failen into ere
Nrawe. and Mm tnnocsnca 10 discovered.
known ara crushed. hy the weiwid of TIE
sorrows That innict ua
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

A plague On him Who s0uriF duba
TIRE cuafom overdose
Ter every Christmas sir ooutMhan
All prasenta rolisd IN enc
n takes the TAIN IN thinma unns@
Most woudsrfui % ihink-
In reindeer touruega over rnofa
While stars leok down 20 wtnk
n takaa tha hops whtch ever spwammn
In hiah ana iowiT found
The optiuaiam ant TIE trust
That make the worid 80 reanA
And. LAHl "a eats for charity
TIE pr~@amt 20 enhance
Bat u from mfver o. wfwss
Depends O. circumwtanaA
: Mcl.andburmh Nnuon h New Tea nua.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

Flowers always maks q lovely gin
and win hep fresh several days n the
following precautions are taken:
DIP the ends 81 the stems IN matted
parafnn var and carefully wrap the
flowers with sheets % cotton Line
the Dor vita waved paper. being care
ful 70 leave pisaty 70 fold over ths Gov.
en-
Place than IN the ben. eovsr over
with the papsr. wrap With several
thicknes-cs % brown paper and they
are ready 60 express
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

DO not speDd more than yoa ear 81
ford On Christmas toksns Nothine
justines n Friends who know ycus
circumstance win worry n they de
not eriticiss yOu for FALSE PRIDE %
love Of display. n yos put thought
into your Efving n win ave you pen
MIA
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The R. Lewis Co, Pensacola. Fla.

The r. Lewis Co, Pensacola, Fla.
Dear Sirs: / have just gotten up from Of ty-
phoid fever, and while sick suffered with pains
back and arms IN fact all my body bottle OF your
CuRit recommended TO to rub with and secured
bottle from the Owl Drug Store and after using the med
icne for few times the pains left write this let
in appreciation of the good derived from your prepa-
ration, and will always cheerfuy recommend il any
suffering from pains OF the Of Headache,
Toothache, Rheumatic pains and sprains for know
from the good derived from its use, il is good for all
you claim, and even W. S. ABBOTT.
GREIL BROS. COMPANY
"'' S 90 .'''' si::;:': "': :s:s:;
Montgomery, Ala, August 10 1912.
The r. Lewis Co., Pensacola, Fla.
Gentlemen Please ship at 200 dozen Lewis
Eve Water. We have exceptionally good sale this
preparation which is steadily increasing.
CGC-ALD GREII BROS CO.
wv MANOR,
ssrshsnas.
Galliver. Fla, Oct 10, 1872
The X. Lewis Co.. Pensacola, Fla
Gentlemen: Ny wife suffering great pain with
neuralgia. few applications OF Lewis CuRt gave her
immediate relief. have had a complaint among
my customers and have sold quite a lot OF CURT
J. W. MANOR
SMITHSoN & COMPANY
WelIbom, Fla, August !, 1872
The r. Lewis Co. Pensacola Fla
Gentlemen: Please ship by express one gross
Lewis Eye Water and Salvs also dozen Lewis Purga-
tive Pills
This is the only Eye Water that sells with
Yours very truly.
SMITHSON & COMPANY.
ByF. VI.
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s0flabona, iullrben bier Wdnner, Die
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e5bns gelu6t batten, pom glis erS
iblngell.
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gtotionalfontite, tit BON ieineln go
item allriidgetreten, oa er iitb Der
ytooiepelt 8artei angeidlolien hat
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Die 9emofraten bon Senneiiee
baben Benton WecMillan als @on'
rerneursfanoioaten aufgeiteIlt.
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Hidaro Giles in Cameron gum
Superinterbenten 6es &onfooeriere
ten &einls in Muftin eriannt.
Nad ben bisber porliegeuoen
8erihten bat BET @oiiperneur in
IA unb Manliep in Is Counties
eeliest. Bon % Counties iino nod
feline gerifte eineetroffell.
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5tpiihen Mapfielo uno @ortham iit
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Yartei anl6IieBen tpirb.
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iiber feline garnpoene g(usgabon
abgelegt. Dieielben belaufeit iih
anf $15,34O.53. Das Meiite BON
nieien @elbe lit fir sEorto uno
Grudiahen ausgegeben.
gluh IN Dronn gountp i'll
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li6en 3lpede beitimmet Gage an5ll.
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in offenbore 8errItftbcit aussuors
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gioien @ereinigungen In ben Bre.
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ge5ug mtf Die 9uberfuIole genonl.
men merbe. 3nmit miro oie Tus
berfuloie mol ousgerottet iein.
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gserlndje zines Geiiemben.

sd bin elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
ihreibt 6. 6. goullas, 6. 8erfi6ire,
ST., .llno litt biel an llnberOaulid.
felt Bis ib aiming, Or. Sings Stem
eife Hills 5u nebmen, Die ib als eir
uor5iiglides aGittel gefunoeii babe. "
Sir aIle Wagen-, 2eber- lmo 0tie-
renfrantbeiten iillo iie unoersleid
lid. gsllr 25c in alen g(potbefeM.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-02
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