The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-27

for Just twenty minutes. The ap-
plause, generous and friendly, came
from both sides of the House when
he resumed his seat. The Prime Min
lister leaned across the gangway and
shook him by the hand. And as for
the great battleship at Spithead, any
body could have 1t as Gift"
like that line-"And as for the
great battleship at Spithead, anybody
could have 1t for gift" | ask Hons.
Frank Clark and Robt. d. Davis If
they felt that way?
Here a comparison is appropriate.
Think of a thousand wild cats or
tigers. Then think of six million peo-
rle in London. Think of England At
once one sees man as an animal who
organizes. He has perfected team
play. The organization persists be-
cause of the rewards It is able to of
fer. Here is small boy-John. His
mother loves him. He shows her the
n arbIes he won at recess; she cheers
him. He shows her the bruise which
James inflicted on his jawbone; she
comforts him. She listens to his talk
as though he was the eighth wonder
of the world. Soon he is a man. His
mother is dead Before anyone will
listen to him and cheer him he must
put forth a line of talk that the. Sat
DuDIlS1s
His jokes must be better than any
one else can manufacture or tell.
Searching for the vanished attitude
Of love. he grows a despair. He has
to tip walters tc obtain the appear
ance of Difference. He has to torture
his mind to imagine compliments to
keep in with his friends. Society now
GENES along and makes a contract
with him. Ny son, you want love
Z. nd \ 1sr4ea4 H.
expensive. You must pay for it.
Serve me and l will give it to you. Be
good doctor and fill your brain
with prescriptions for my diseases and
get up at three O'Clock a. M in jan
uary to come to my bedside and I
will give you fame, and whenever [
meet you will listen to you with
shining eyes like coIored servant in
Savannah bootlicking his master for
two bits" Here let US consider gov
eminent the brains of the organiza-
ton; the crown of the race. Always
there has been discussion The saw
ages had their council fires Neo-
ltthic man and his wife jabbered with
each other in the early daylight as
to the advisability of moving from
THIS cave to the one further up the
Rhine, where the frogs and crows
were more plentiful and competition
and sabre tooth tigers less plentiful.
as my wife and I debated over our
chances in Fort Pierce against the
sabre toothed tigers there Penny.
Frank Pope, Parker. Hemndngs and
Eroome, as compared with Burdine
and Mcleod, viii Oven and Hodges
and Fred T. Myers in the Apalachi-
cola country.
Our earliest records exhibit debate
already as perfect as it could be made
Falf of the laid is an account of de-
Dates between the John Hartridges
and II. Bisbees and w. A. BIounts
OF the Greek and Trojan forces. De-
pate, why, doubt not that Jupiter is
Jupiter because he QUIT talked the
others for the hand and heart of June
ana the throne of the world / know
this, that If l should happen by acct
dent to get a foothold on Olympus
and heard someone put out supe-
rlor rush of words to the face than
Zeus put forth, I would move q. rebel
against Zeus and substitute in his
stead the man who out talked him
Speak for it," says the world The
New Testament has been defined as
the record of a few sublime converse
tons. The earthly power and king
dom and glory go eventually to RE
great takers. Every time John rises
TO make his maiden speech at the
council IRE of the savage or in the
han of the house of commons in Lin
don or in the hall of the house of
representatives in Tallahassee. drama
IS there-out of the chrysalfs of this
tiny speech new leader might find
beautiful wings. The possibilities of
power through debate are Iimitless.
You can coin your soul into galleons
lnh OF gold and by service buy your
way with it to the power of a Ponap
emperor. Every book you read eyery