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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
Liverpool Statistics.

Liverpool, Jan. 26.-The following are
the weekly cotton statistics: Imports, all
kinds, 1873, 900; Imports, American,
113, 900: Stock, all kinds 962, 900; Stock
American, S4S, 900: American, forwarded,
SO, 900; Total export, 1880.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
2ojanoaw4w
MnrIcE

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Escambia Veneer Company Will
be held in the Office of the company al
Bluff Springs, Fla, Monday, February S,
1912.
J. D. HECKER,
20janOaw2w Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, Jan. Z6.--Cotton futures
opened Quiet and steady at an advance
OF . points on good cables. Private ed
vices from Liverpool told Of q good spot
demand and many points in the interior
Of the cotton belt wired IN the same in
fofInation. Against this was continued
good weather belt ana greatly increased
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27

There Sc no better medicine made
for colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It acts on natures plan, re-
lieves the lungs. opens the secretions,
aids expectoration: and restores the
system to a healthy condition. For
sale by all dealers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27

Furnished by the local ONCE, weather
bureau. United States department OF
agriculture, under the direction OF
Willis L. Moore. chief of bureau,
Washington, ID. c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
.HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.

The steamer Indian Head ts expect
Jed in port Withtr a fswTs days 10 take
a cargo Of cotton. 49,
The steamer Eugene arrived from
points up the sound yesterday with a
full cargo of naval stores and is
moored at Baylen street wharf where
she is lodaing for the return trip.
The Rollo arrived yesterday AFTER
noon from points up the Blaclzwater
with naval stores, which IS being I'M
loaded at Central wharf.
The dsf1ng seheoner Priscilla ar
rived in port yesterday with a catch
of 10000 pounds of snappers and 5000
pounds Of groupers. Another vessel
of the Saunders feet arrived during
the day was the schooner Jno. NJ.
Keen, which brought in a catch OF
$4,000 pounds of snappers and 10000
pounds of groupers.
Local Notice to Mariners.
Alabama. Mobile Bay entrance,
southwest spit buoy, I, a second-ciass
can reported adrift December Al. viii
G. e q. s. Charts. 1877, iss. 1ss.
List of Buoys, ETC., sth district. 1911,
BY order Of the commissioners Of
lighthouses. G. p. Eaton. commander,
U. S. N, retired. inspector sth l. II.
Dist.
Cleared.
Colonial, Br SIS, Chadwick. for
Havre, with 1908 square bales of cot
'o 4agg 4sssYa a.aas -a...s.. -s,sl. 80. r
Z 50 20 vEesEIa IN PoRT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
HARRY DAVIS TAKES
CHARGE OF CLEVELAND
az Assoclated Per-.

Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. 2e.-Harry Da-
Wis. late OF the worlds champion Ath-
letics, arrived here today to assume
the management OF the Cleveland club.
The local catchers and pitchers VIII
depart for Mobile for spring training
on February %, the rest OF the team
to follow on March 9th.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
THE PENSACOLA
COTTON MARKET

The following report is furnished daily
'or The Pensacola Journal by Harris,
Allison & Co., Cotton Merchants, Pen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-03
Gineimmati Jreitas, bcm g. Aeai 1912.

Rltflts 3aniel S5ioacs nit gefiiblDol-
len 8orten iiber Die ,Iitnlic" .4ota.
Itropbe uno nahbent er ben Sinter.
GIiebenen Der Spfer rein 8eileio aus.
gelprofen, 5ollte er Dem ponWeannern
un0 5rauen BEL Der fisrdubaren antas
ltropbe beipieienen 69oismus gebilb.
renoeS Sob, III oa5 nnhber Cir Ro-
bert Similar, Der 5m1ptanIpalt Der
8bite Stor 2inie nit eiuitiu1ntte.
lie Seeleute BON DER y3itanic"
Die nit Der ,Seplan0" BON gtetD Dorf
angefommen lparen, tpuroeu 5uerit
iiber oie &onitruftion utlo Die Nus
rititung Der Titanic" befragt, morali
Bertagung eintrat.
Rein Gelo bre eenigenbe
aontrolIe.
Pefing 2. Wai. Der gremier
Yang Dao Sbi unb Die Rsprdi ientonten
Der austpdrtigen Bantiers puren am
Oonneritag niht i'm Stanoe, iih auf
bic arrangements fiir etne 4nleibe 3u
stnigen. Der pr.mier DerIdngt that
idhlih unbegren5te Summen BET nur
gang nominelIer GpntroIle iiber bic
4usgaben, uno bic 8anten tpolen feline
hineiiiteu Bombs unterbringen, lpenn
fie ntht cine gebOriae aontroas iiber
Die Au5gaben ausiiben tDnnen. Wan
ift bier Der 2(nfi6t, DaB 9ang Sbao
vi periuft, sine art Dittatur aus3u>
iben uuo Den prdiibentsn guam Chi
Raj in ben Sintergruno 81 ordngen
psrIuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-03
llebsrf d N m m gen
oes MiTfiffippi,

bss Wiiftfftppi.
sprras, Ga. 2. Mai. Der stpeite
S6usoamm, peIhsr bic pIantage oes
Staats3u6tbauiss por Dem Wliiiiiilppt
i6upt, broh 3onnsritag RahmIttag.
Sn unglaubIih tur3er 3ett itano bic
5000 4tsr grobs pIantugs untsr Wais
Ter.
Die StaotszS zSngenisurs battsn be-
reits fru6 am Na6mittag ale 9off.
nung aufsegeben. ben Damn gu err
haItsn. Sober Sei innerbalb zines umz
treiIss BON 80 Weilsn puroe telegras
pbiI6 bon benz 9ammbrud in Ssnnte
nib oeIsst uuo tauienos BON 5armsn
unb Wobn6GuIsrn iubli6 BON Sorrus
Durben ihleunigft ppn ibren SHiaFeR
psrlofTen. Der ourd bic JlutRn angs>
rihtete Shaosn biirfte ii6 auf W2iLllo=
nen bon Dollars beluufen.
Nus benz 9erpaltigen ue6er'hpens
munssgebiet treffen bon alien Seiteu
oringIihe 5ulfsrufs bier tin. Dampfer,
sSudtsn uno gdbR3iqe purpen abge>
Iaidt, I'm ben DON Wafer 8eordHg.
ten 5iIfe Su bringsH. 8ei Qettsportb
uno anberen tlsinen Srtsn puroeu
WGnner, Jraueu uno ainbsr, 3ufams
men nit ibrem 8ieh in WaggoHs gez
luosn uno in Sihsrheit gsbrutt. Die
adnSe gla6t binourh puroeu reitenoe
gotsn nah ben Rieoerun9eH fiolit
Bon Sorras seiauot. um 9eute, psIfe
feline telephone beiissn, 3u lparnen.
Sptpeit bat man BON sinert 9erIuit
bon Msuiteulebsu nihts gsb0rt, bod
foleH 6unosrte Don Rinoern srtruntsn
fein. Sn ben 9iitritten pointe Goupss,
Weit Baton Rduse uno Sterpille, fpo
fih bic fsiniten 3uters uno Reis=9Ians
tdoeH befinben. lit rieiiger Shaben
hurh bic Glutben ungeriht.t fporpen.
Die gunbesregierung perforgt CUR
.3eit etpa 10000 Sbbahlpie perfoneu
in 2ouiIianu nil Hahrung, cine 3ahl,
bic iih infplge oes 9ammbruhs Bel
5orras in BEN udhften Woden peroope
peln biirfte.
Der Tdmmbru6 Bel Qnoola, an Der
dnbersu Ssite beg WtiiTtfTippi. bat berrs
Ii6e sFarmldnoersien Bel ganou Cara
unb Ct. SruntispiGs Ib.rIhpsmrt.
gairu, 'Su., 2. Mui. eSu Der Rdhs
npn girbs Qpint, Wo., III Der Miiz
iifiippi pieher uber feline llfer qetretsn.
Sn bsm n0rbiih BON Cairo gelsgsnsn
ueberfdpemmunssgebiet itsht ous
WaFer Z 5uB bod.
Die Steuerfrage In ber
9srfaf1ungs= Rom
pention.
golum bus, g., 2. Mui. Die
9erfaTunss saoupsuticn nabm DOM
nsrftoe ben Winoritdtsberiht besaoms
mittess fir bas Stsuerpeien an, nell
der iib gu 9uniteu elmer gIsihmdbieen
Stsuerrats unb Der Sniorporatipn Der
l 9ro3sntiteusr in Die 8pnititutipn
ausipriht.
Die Sreunoe elmer tIuiIifisirten
Stsuer mahten bic grObten qnitrens
euugen, ben WinpritGtsberiht su
ihlugsn, tparsn oarin absr nidt err
folgrsit. Der Dslssat 9urib BON oar.
bin Gountp ertldrte. oab bic l gro=
sentsSteuer niht Der aonititution einz
Derleibt perbsn ioIlte. .Das betreffenz
be Gefss", Iaste er, bat nur iebr turs
&c 3eit beftanoen unp mir io[lten es
erit elmer ldngeren probe unterperfsn
ehe mir IS Der aoHftitutipn einperlei=
beu."
4uf antrug aampIon's bon 4ibtoz
bula Gnuntp, nurbe eiu 4menoement
ansenomren, tpelhes befast, bob oas
aubsrhoIb Der Stdote eelessns Ierris
terrain sias - W!us Stsuerpfsnys.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-03
3ur @erbiituug bes Der
Iuftes bon Wenf 9eus
Iebeu sur See.

O.
a5In, 2. Wsoi. giner Gepeffe
Der .R0Iniihen 3situne" aus Berlin
SufoIs., boben bic meiitsn feefobrenben
Rutipnen btreits bengorlhIasDeutias
lambs txsiisli6 abhaltung zines ins
ternntionalsn aongrsFss sur Qsrbus
iune hes 0srluites BON Weni6enlekn
duf See dngenommen. Gs tperben jept
ipeitere @srbanbIunsen sefiibri, um
Grt uno 3eit bes aongreiss, ioUie
oas progrnmm feftsuiteQen.
syiir bic am 6. Wlai bier 5uidmmens
trstenbe aonfsreu5 Der beutiden Dams
pferIiHien iinb folstnbe puntte auf
bic 1asssorbnuAs sefest: u aebens'
rettungs 4pparote; p 8erminbtrung
Der Gefabr bes llntersebens I'M 5alle
eiuer aatafiropbe burh Derbefer!e
aonitruttion; 81 brahtloie Jelssras
pbis; a. Snternattonales 4btommen
be3iisli6 Der norbatIantii4sH Rouie
fir paHasierbampfer.
Sahperitdnbise, bic bsr aonferen3
beippbasn fperbeH, ertlGren, bdb bic
poHagierbampfsr init mebr Jl0beH
ausgeftnttst iperbeH ioliten, od bic lsBs
iersH leiht flott semohi ipsrosn tonns
ten. gle befiirnorten fsrner bic aHs
ihdffnne BON Wotorbooten, bic bic
Jl6be nno Rettungsbooie ins Gflepps
tau nebmen s0nnten. Die Ronfersn3
ipirb fih olIer Worausfiht Hah fir sin
iniernntionales 4btommeH Gisfpres
den, unier b<m f6mmiIif< Ddmpfsr
ben iiiDlifkn Hurs iiber ben Mtlonti1
i1en Caean sinfhIossn miiTen, TO-
balh cine Gissefobr beIiebi. 4uh auf
bic Hoibfpsnbisieii. bob Der brnbtloie
9speihenbienit pdbrsnb bsrgfdhi oufs
rent erholien piro. tpirb bingeiutefeu.
Die bsutihe aonfersns III orronsirt
fuorbsn, I'm geipiHsrmnben bic 9ors
arbeiten fir bic intsrno.icnnle Ronfes
rsns 3u tbun. uno man III Der IHiiti,
bah elm 4btommen 5ipiIfxni ben beuts
ihsn, snslilhen unb onberen Dampiers
Iinien pom unihdbborem Nkrth fein
ipiirbe. Der Drunnton Der ,Ronferens
niro fein: Si4trbeii Dor S4neaigsI
isit.
ausbem Teutf6 en- REID.
gerlin. 2. Weai. gs iiIs iebt bee
id,!oFsn porb<n, hdB bos 'htuif6e Be-
iuhsaefhfpabtr am II. Wlni bic Rsifs
nab 4msrifo untretsn fpirb. Gs nirb
iih sun1hft na4 Gompton Roobs Be-
oe6tn, tpo ii1h ibm bsr flsine areu3er
Bremen onihlieBen iDirD, Der iinI
iton felt einiesr 3eit in omerisnnisI
inen GeipdjTsrn bsfinbe!. Gpdttr iptr.I
ntn bie GAifTe Rtp DOrt befu6sn nno
Gnbe Suni fperbsn fie bic Riidrtifs
nah aiel oHtrettn.
Der 3ire6 Der Gdbrt III. ben 9efnhI
su erfpiMrn. ben Inn iuni poriatn
Aatrss bic .3ipeitt DipiIion bes yiorDs|
nilnniiit<n GsfMpahsrs Der Der.
G!aasen Qiel abgtilaftes bat. Dns
Commando iibsr bds @sfhtuobtr lpiro
ser 1onsrsabmiEsI Nen 0abogr,pa.
ia1ptt iurtn l
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QNetterberid3t.

Sir Ohio: Sh0nss Weiier am
Jreitng; Gtrihreeen am Snmitag ooer
in Der Sonitag Haht; iiibler TN
iiiolihen 9beil. Ceitlide Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-03

Bier Gffisiere, II SoIbateH uHo bic
sanse Nfasuns umssiommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-03

Tang Sbuo vi mO6ts iif als Ditta.
tor pon China aufipieleu.
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Jn(an0gctegrap6
0robt NIT Gntaallunger

Drobt nit eHtaIllungen
3anespiIIs, 8, 2. W&oi. Jobn
6. Sbreb IT,, elmer Der 8irstt0reH oes
gountB armsnbouiss uHo glert oes
8trsttorsnrat6es, tpuroe an 1ounerss
tag bon bem Stodts gTGmindtor be-
ftuIoist, Elm Oefisit pon 1891 in isis
neu 8Ibsru 81 babeu. QIs Der Gras
miHator orobts, bic giirgsH5hreB' Osrs
Hagen su tpolleu, bssabIte Der Wanr
Die 1891. gr bebaupt.t, baB bas De-
fight uuf f.bIsrbafts 9uhfIbruug 5u.
riitsufiihren lei.
4notre Uaitglisbsr b.s 9irettoren:
rathes iogten, bag iis bic Reiignatior
JhrtB' perIangeu piirbeu, biefsr dber
Iuets, bob fih 4nbere trummer 5ono.
luHssn ihulbie stmu6t bdttsn, uni
oab er oIes preisgeben Derbe, penr
bic anosreR Jpn Hidt in S6uB nab.
men.
mas bic matters gierts
Dill Z o. q n Ctr ten Z ND
4npaIts Gebubrsn
bs3a9Isu mubte
Ct. Bouts, Wlo., 2. Mai. Der
llmitanb, baB bic Datsrs qisrcs Oil
Gompanp BON Ct. 2ouis BON ber
Stanbarb Oil gompanp bon Reru
Serisp toHtroQirt rpurbe, bat bic ct.
2ouiisr Rorporation in ben IsBten
ieds Sabrsu S3,197,673 an Strafsn.
neutrality-suspicious. uno Gerihtstoften
eetoitst, pie aus oem ios6en perOffent=
Iihtsn Sahresbsriat Der aompusHis
herDorssbt.
Der apmpdgnie tpurbe in miTourt
cine Gtrafs BON $4,000 aufsrIsgt, in
9eras cine Iol6e oon S1.6I5, 900 uno
in Stlnboma uno Irfdnids cine Iolhe
BON is $4,000. 4n 4opotatsngsbiibs
rem rpuroen in ben ists Sabren 5000, ;
900 bs5ablt.
Cine 8aut gsfdIoffsn.
W inHepago gitp, Winn., 2.
Wai. Die 9ant Of Commerce Don
bier 1T am GonnsrItag BON benz
Stuatssgraminator geItIpFsn ppr>
ben. s.. D. Barter, Der 9ise grGIi,
bent Der gant, lit .perf5puroen uno sr
foI cine betrdhtIihe Gumme mitee=
uommen babeH. Die 9ant bat Depos
iitsn in 5obe bon $4,000.
Sonoerbare Tidt.
Bangor, Dae., 2. Dsai. Seit
Idnssrsr 3.it peri6punbsn, elmer mad
Dem anoern,, cine sln8a5l Sbeelefiel
aus elmer Der abtbeiIungn I'M hielieen
Srrenaipl gs uuroe al,fgepnBt uno
es iteIlte iif) bunn heraus. DAP elmer
Der Vntienteu Die 2offeI perihIndtc
IA Die 3nhl Der perniBten Soffel
3iemiih aroB mar. 10 aroB. oaB lie
bem Vatienteu iiherlih aefdbrlih
perbeH nluBten, nahmen Die Goftoren
g3. s. Wtaion uno g. q. Songer am
0onneritag cine Operation Dor lno
entfernten 10 IbeeIofiel aus oem
Wagen bes Rannes. Sieb5ebn Saoon
geborten Der auitnIt, uno stpei bate
er mabrfbeinlif ihon peritIudt ebe
er IN oas afnl gebrnft ipuroe.
gu ghren BON M a aiprgutt.
ausuita, o., 2. Wai. Die Stabt
4usuitu solte 9onneritaa ben Mansn
bes Wuiors 4rdibalb Butt ibren Sriz
but. Der Utemorialfeier ieines Moius
tantsn, tpelher als psIb nit Der ,3ts
tdnic" gu 0runbe sing, tpobnte AUDI
prdiibent 5aft BEL. Die iyIassen pas
rem in Der Staot auf oalbmuft asao.
gen unb in einem 5heater fanb cine
5fientIide 1rausrfeier ftatt, BEL Der
5err 5uft oas 4noenien ieines aniuz
tani.u sus4 cine ssfi1lDolIe stufpra9e
sbsia
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Die ue6erlfweulmungen
Nebmen ant nnteren Miiiliiiippi
unsebestre 9imeniiDuen au.
Gs iiuoem fprttpGbrenb neue
Sammbriihe itatt.
llnO rieiige Streden 2unbes itsbsn I'M
ter Waiisr.
10000 Sbbadlois perbsn bon Der
Rsgieruug unterbaEtsn.
Jrau 2ouiie Robins rsiht bic srite
S6abensriastluge
QIs Golge Der r9ttunic" <aataitrophe
gsgsu Die White stur 9ampfsr
8ompagnie Elm.
Die llnterbanolungen 3fplihen ben
Qnthracitsz z9rubenbeIigsrn uno
ben 8ergleuten
-~t~-
5absn iia abermuls 3sri6Iagen.
Die Datsrs pierce Sil gompanp bon
ct. Qouts
5at in feds Sabren So, ,197, ,673 an
Strafen unb QOpotatsnge6iihren
be3Qhlt,
Weil fis Don Der Stdnbdrb Oil 70.
pOn Rep SSerieg tontrolIirt Ipuroe.
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Gin Shlsppoampfer In ben 9droansls
len in bic Cuff sepflogsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-03

Rohbsm sr nit elmer W;ne IN aoutatt
seiommen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-03

Die britifde .1itanic" llnteriu4uns
istt i'm GdHgs.
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Muslan0- telegraph
Die meiGen teefa6rea0en Ia.
lionen
Saben bereits lire Yereituillis-
feit aMgefiinSiBt,
WepraieHtanteH 40 benz bon
SentidIanb tn Vori@ias ses
braMteH gdjiffabrtsssfpn'
sreh 81 fHi6en.
Mm 6. Weai ipirb bereits cine apnfe.
rsns bon Reprdfsntanten beutider
Dampfer'ekfsafdaftsn
itattfinbsn.
9tpti beutIhe glpiatiser perunsliidt.
Der psrmibte Sadbel 6riebria pom
Sdiler's in siHer Gruft su
Weimar eHtos6t.
Raiier Wilhelm tauft stpsi 5drmtn In
DeutftsSubpsitafriia.
Die britifde .1itanic" llHtsriuhung
isst i'm OoHgs.
Gin Shleppoampfsr In ben Gdroane!s
len in bic Cuff sepflogeH.
<
Rohpsm CT NIT elmer Wine in aontast
seiommsn mar.
Bier Gffisiere, II SoloateH uHo bic
sanse gefdsuns umsssommsn.
Tang Sbao vi mO6ts ii6 als Ditta.
tor pom China aufipielen.
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Raiisr Wilhelm tauft stpsi 5armen In
DeutfdsSiibpsitafrita.
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&aben bereits lire 1ereituillis-
feit aMsefiinoist,
WeprGieHtanteH SO benz BON
Senti@Iaab tn Wori@ias ses
braMteH gdiffabrtsssfpn'
sreh 3n fHi6en.
Mm 6. Wlai tpirb bereits cine Ernfe.
rens bon ReprdIeniantsn beuti9er
DampfersGkieaidaftsn
itattfiuosn.
3pei bsuif6s stDiatitsr psrunsliidt.

Der permibte Shdoel Grieoria BON
G6iller's in elmer Gruft su
Weimar egtos6t.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22
AFTER HE CAME TO.

The / undertow had been PLAYING
rather roughly with Dubbleigh. and
when they got him ashore 1t was con-
sidered desirable to roll him over /.
barrel a half dozen or more times in
order to send him into liquidation. Il
was with a sigh of relief that the life
savers observed his return to con-
s~ciousness and assured safety.
by George. boys" said he, as he
opened his eyes and realized the sig
nifcance Of what had happened. that
want to go through that again"
II should say not" said Bildad, who
had been instrumental IN pulling him
out. "You had a narrow escape"
II guess I did" said Dubbleigh.
"And, say, Bill, do you know that
statement is a fact that the drowning
man lives over again the whole story
OF his past life? By jove. it was
mighty interesting-right from my
boyhood up every incident in my life
passed in review before my conscious
ness. I was even back in school again.
and then in college, II all those
years after graduation. from my be-
ginnings as a bank messenger UP 70
this morning when / jumped into The
SURF
tification.'
Yes said Dubbleigh; but I'm
glad [ didn't. for among other things
that came along was a vision Of Wher.
| put that lost promissory note ot
our for eighty dollars-the one yoI
wouldn't pay because ] couldn't pro-
duce the document
Gee. I'm almost sorry ! pulled y"I
ashore.'-From Judges Library.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22
THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THE
KOME PROGRESS MAGAZINE.

tack TO the country is a cry that
appeals to many who feel too poor to
heed it. TO all such we recommend
"A New Home for an Old in the Oc-
tober number Of the Home Progress
Magazine, an article that tells just
how. for less than fifty dollars, the
author. Grace Ober, transformed q
dilapidated, abandoned farmhouse in
to an attractive nine-rOOm cottage.
Another interesting contributor to
this number is by Alice Perkins CO.
Vile, explaining the principal features
Of the much discussed "Montessori
Method Of child training and point
ing out its value. In The Child and
the Sunday School," Florence Sears
Ware presents a convincing plea for
regular attendance. and gives a pic
ture Of the Sunday School Of today
that Will surprise those parents who
have not kept in touch with the nod
ern methods. Sara Cone Bryant. au-
thor Of "How to Tell Stories to Chill
dren," contributes an article on Story
Telling in the Home that is fun Of
valuable suggestions to parents. A
striking Indictment of one feature of
American housekeeping is given by
Felix ]. Koch in CAS- Foreigners View
Our Home Progress together with
III Illuminating comparison Of Euro
Dean methods with our own. Besides
the special articles, there are the reg
ular Observation-Disclosures, Home
Nature Study, Clothing the Children,
Our Book Table, the Editors Talk to
Members, Topics for Discussion, Cor
r~espondence and the serial story. One
Of the most important features Of the
Home Progress Magazine is the
Course Of instruction by means Of
which there are collected for the BEN
eft Of all, the original ideas and ex-
periences OF members on the most
perplexing problem Of home life and
the training Of children. Among the
ten questions tor this month are
Should children be paid to do chores
in their own homes?' Should chill
dren be allowed to read newspaperS?"
Should little boys play with dolls7"
The printing and the Illustrations
reach the high standard Of the on
trlbutions and the magazine as a
whole will commend itself to all pa
rents who are giving careful atten-
ton to their children's welfare.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22

Of body, brain and heart. lie
loves children and hates anything
that hurts them. He has sent
The ommon drinking cup, the
public roller towel, and similar
means of spreading disease flying
out OF his State. His crusade for
safeguarding the health OF the
children is one Of the stirring fea-
lures Of his remarkable cam
paicn.
Iouisiana's feelings toward its
aggressive health chief, now that
it has accepted the gospel of bet
ter health, may be summed up IN
the words of a converted country
editor:
Get us cleaned up. dear doc.
and we VIII rise up and call You
kieSstG'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22
An INSPIRING EXAMPLE,.

We have in North Carolina given
more praise and more consideration to
the political leaderS and captains OF
industry than To the wise n patriotic
men who have sought To serve the life
IF tho people and i'm doing so, We
have taken the wrong curse. No peo-
pie can be prosperous unless they
bre healthy and no people can be
healthy unless they observe the proper
laws of sanitation.
More han twenty-five years ago
under the leadership Of DR.. Richard
u. Lewis, of Raleigh and other far
seeing men in the medical profess
sion, was organized the State Board Of
Health and with little announcement
and little money have done much to
educate the people of North Carolina
toward the protection Of their health
and the stamping out Of preventable
diseases. Most of the people are still
asleep and we pay every year as a
tribute to our ignorance and indiffer-
epce valuable lives, not to speak of
the cost of it and the anxiety and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22
no GODo

No Godo how awful is the thc--h,-
no time excep on EARTH
And naught but flesh and blood Q
ausht? there is no spirit birthg
And YOU believe that what ~ So
and touch. and feel is truth
That that is all there IS Of me-tn.,.
is no endless youth
No perfect love that lives alna>~. n,
beauty which ne'er fades
Not one good angel God ohey< -a'l
life but ends in shadoso
Just flesh and blood and bone and
nerve, no spirit, naught diNine
And SO there is no God to SerNr. r.
endless life is mine?
Then would to heav'n (nayt hut ao.
so, It's rather would to earthp
/ did not now exist and grow. som.
strange spontaneous birth.
II God is not and flesh is all, then
let me cease to be
Before more pain and wrong shall
fall on those | love and me-.
But I know God is. and is good. eter-
nal and complete;
I do not trust Him as I should. Vet all
my needs He'll meet.
Now there's a darkness in my light.
there is a shadow here,
But some time faith shall change to
sight and then ] shall see clear.
And so my soul (for have one, INTO
His care l give,
And l know His will shall he done,
hat always | shall live,
e." not his flesh, this bone, this
nerve, but my soul and YOURS
dear
Il Joy shall God eternal serve. and
sin shall disappear.
Arthur N. Easttr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22

I'm glad the baseball seasons ended
1in,il next sprir~ comes down the pike.
iy bosom will no more be rended by
suose egg stories and the like. I'll
clean the stove OF soot
OF THE and clinker and keep
SEASON my mind on what I'm
at. and not be guessing
comes up to the bat. I'll swat my
harp to beat All Austin and pup up
songs till you can't rest, nor waste
time wondering whether Boston will
o the Giants galley west. Now /
tED curry down old Dobbin and fill
bin with nutritious hay nor care if
unpires be a-rObbin' the home team
i'm the good DC way. I've fooled
around for months together, neglect
ing all my household chores, and all
or that had higher scores. I've stood
around II talked of pitchers who
seem like jugglers on the mount.
while plowmen. gardeners and ditch
ers were doing things that really
count. I've talked or catchcr> and
pinch hiiters, OF sacrifices, slides and
bnnts. while other thrifty human crit
tiers were doing sane and useful stunts.
And now diSbandcd are the forces of
baseball, laid aside the bats: and I
ran now dcborn my horses, and shear
my cows and herd my cats.
WALT MASON
Poet Philosopher.