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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

A clean city movement at this time fit
years ago would have brought to light a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

Germans. and now they have taken a hos
tile attitude toward the Germans sincs
the creation Of the new empire The au-
thor expresses astonishment that ths
Holland"r does not like the German. blt
he might be less astonished If he would
understand that the Hollander is pre-
voked and angercd by tho tone Of such
writing his own, For q fact Herr
Groh does not deny that there Is a feud
between the Hollander and the German.
and this Is not readily eTaced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

November 10. 1850. ten men met at the
residence of Prof. Riley in response to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

w. II. Dali, also from Massachusett
Is naturalist at tho National Museur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23
HOLLANDS NEUTRALITY.

The visit OF Queen Wilhelmina to Paris
In return OF the visit OF President Fall
Heres to The Hague reNlves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

What with the representations an,
suggestions there is simply nothing more
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
Value Of Boys
Corn Clubs

The Pensacola Journal has frequent
Nv commentsd on the value o. Boys
C0-n cluha 70 the country.
We % not know how many mem
aers these clubs have IN Florsda but
the number iH considerable. The M
nuenoa for good IN the communities
where fhuy sxist has been marked.
The Clubs have proven beneficial, not
only 10 the hcss vho bslong 20 them.
but 10 ne erown-up men Ia The oom-
munitv.
Tsxas has $4,000 members. Ths
movement has spread through several
states AZ The Texas state fair &C.
nuliaA q short time aEo. many % the
haya reported yields ~ over ioo bushels
e. ma are. Ven few 81 ne boys
droppsd below gs bushels
These clubs certainly are stimuiat-
InH interest ~ ucientiao akFi@aiture
Florida today - purohasin9 corn grown
en- ether states. get florida has more
E,e8 corn iand thar any other state
east % tha Mlssingippi river. TIE
farmers here are raising more corn ans
consequently more hogu than thsy did
e few years aEo. but ne increase ia not
fast enough This state should not
enfy Frow al ~ corn nes8ed AZ home
bot h should have oorn 20 sell % the
less fortunate farmers IN ether states
The new Etnoration 81 farmers are
taking hoid ~ the situatlon with vim
and virar and nowhere else On The
continent is natuss more responsive
ffan m t1ia state.
ne Is probable that the Boys Corn
CLUBS uiu noe only assist In iowsrinE
ths cost of living but thsy may he
Instrumental IN hrinEing ths corn BELT
several notchea farther south
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
TIE PROPOSED STATE
OF WEST FLORIDA

Editor Pensacola Journal
I notice On your December second
issue that you quote from the Key
West Journal relative O. the idea -
forminK a New State q West FLORIDA,
and that you say the division q Flor
ida did not originate In Mr. Leland
j. Hendersou's mind"
I am glad that you brought out this
point and answered 90 en- this wa. al
though persoaaily. 7 prefer not % ~
brought into the matter a. all
I have understood that Tor many
years the matter has been discussed
pro and con.
Ny connection with the present dis
rusaion. however. came about from TIE
fact that at the organization meeting
% the West Florida Chamber % Com
merce. after having scent many hours
Tor the past Eve years On considering
What means might os used Tor further
ms 5he interests % West Florida. Z
advocated that tho mean that would
best accomplish the purpose would Be
the formation OF the state a. West
Florida.
I Am thcfouhEiy convinced that this
step will rapidly bring about the de-
velopment - West Florida, and after
two years study of this particular
phase ~ the question. I End no as-
rious ohiection. 80 far a. West Florida
is concerned.
Naturally my mind considered the
other side ~ the question. namely. how
she remainder q Florida would be az
fectad The surprising thing about
the whole matter. % me. 10 the further
consider the interests o. che rest a
FLORIDA the more 7 am convinced that
% would be benefited almost a. muca
by the formation % e new state as
would West Florida have yet "a
hear the first serious objection.
Yours truly.
LELAND J. HENDERSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
America Far Behind
On the Busy Seas.

Never before was there 30 much
shipbuIdinG SONG On IN the seaporta
of ere world Never was ne demand
for vessels 90 large Never ara the
areat steamship lines pas 40 much
money into hew boats.
Fr the last two years "a has
seemed that the rate % expansion IN
ere merchant marine o. the world
must soon slut TIE market Cor ship
pinE bat TIE seeds % shipper rise
even faster than ths tonnage totals
y appears % BE- impossible 20 build
too many steamers. mast 81 them of
hrga s.Ee and ths most modern equip
rent
One Eroat German company Dc
hulding nineteen ocean steamships
with total TONNAGE calculated a.
about 25oooo tons gross Three suFs
nnsrs for This corporation uiu average
al'cut so.ooo t1us apiece Another Ger.
man company. also prominent IN ths
transatlantic trade OF TIE United
States. has ordered eleven weamerr
TITS year. and their aEErerats tonnage
vin be not less than tos.ooo tons
A talrt German steamship company
is tunding Hix vessels. % $1,000 tons IN
al and a fourth company has about
saooo tons % new ships built thia
ysaf or ordered Another company.
enEaEed larssiy "a Australian trade.
has eleven ships under way. with a
1otai ~ niece tons measurement
hut where 90 American ships come
n for e share af hIn ue0m ia Inter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
New Pension Law
For Confederate Veterans.

An Old federal soldier who. Tor some
years. has resided In Enoamnia county.
hAs interested himself in circulating a
petition O. secure = new pension law
which VII make betts- provision Tor
me old Confederate soldiers noE re-
siding In F1orida. A oopy o. the peti-
ton which he snds The Journal and
which IL self-sxpianAt0ry. - ss fol-
lowe.
To TIE Legislature o. TIE state %
florida
we. the unaorsiEned citizens and
taxpayers of Esoambia county. Florida,
respectfully petition your honorable
body 10 80 amend the present Law rela-
tive 70 the granting - pensions %
Confedernts soldiers 20 that those who
have lived n Florida since the year
1900 may bs eligible under the law. and
autitlea 70 draw q pension. provided
they can make the necessary proof %
ssrwh,s IN the army ~ tas Confederate
States az America
we respectfully show % your hon
cradle body that the present law, re-
curing the soldier % have been =
resident - the state % Florida alncs
1898. works e great hardship upon
many honorable. brave and deservtng
men. who gave their iifs and their an
e the service Of their countr1 IN time
81 need.
There are many Eood citizens. sol
dIsrs % the Confoderacy. residing IN
Florida. who are denied the pension
that their honorubie service entities
than a.. hscauss 81 the present law.
AT % which e. most respectfully
an earnestly Submitted. and by us
requested ara recommended Tor youg
careful consideration.
The point about whlca complaint q
made IN the present pension law lies
n ne fact that a Confederate soldier
othsrEtss quaiiaod cannot secure q
pension unloss Re has resided In F1or-
ia oontinually sinos tsa5. This pre-
GUIDES many worthy veterans from Sc
curing pensions
The coming legislature Should 81
amend the law 81 % Include Ell
worthy Confederate veteran who ars
citiEens % the state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
pr... OF A r.rrnr

The cAisf eKecutionsr ~ death o. the
winter and spring months IL pneu-
unnia TIE advance agents are colds
end "trip n any attack ~ one - these
naladies no time should - lost I'm TAX
ma the best medicine ohtalnahle %
drive d on Countless thousands have
found this go hs nr. Kings New De
c0rery "Mv husband believes d has
kept aim from having preumunia three
or four timnF wrffea ffrs. George ".
Place Rawsouvfile. VI. and fer
csuEha. colds and Group We have never
found IT, equal Guaranteed Tor an
bronchial ancrtiunx Price 50 eia and
tioo. Trial bottle free 81 ". A DAT
smherts's tAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
TIE COUNT EXEC
UTiVE COMMITTEE
BlrtoN - -Iafsrmant.



We deslr % enter not only our
own protest but that % every real
progressive democrat IN Polk county.
aEainat the action % the county demo
cratic executive committee az &c meet
ina on Monday the iStn inst. IN re-
Eard % the Enforcement % applicants
Tor federal or -as. n the members o.
the committee desire q endorse GER
tair candidates. let them sign ths re.
utions % those candidates Just a.
ether citizens 90. and n they thinE he
title % member % county executive
COMMITTEES" win carry any weight with
%. let them add that 20 their sigma
lures, but 90 act oficiaIly On favor %
che candidate 90 the prejudice o. all
other candidates Tor the same once. r.
Eoing entirely Out - their province and
assuminE authority 20 which they
have not shadow % right
Party executive committees are o..
Fanized and maintained % 90 certain
things. chief among them being the
conducting - primary elections. or
FanizlnE the work % the campaign and
at me polls On Eeuoral elections. and o.
Ecneral 20 see that the rules and reEu-
lations ~ the party are enforce1
Among thuse rules and reEulations
there is not one giving them authority
- nominate candidates or 10 elect men
&C. once. 70 may be replied that when
a vacancy occurs in a county once.
the county executive committee usually
recommends some one to the governor
O. Pc appointed Tor TIE ig expired term.
lut This ls @ priyiloEe Only hY courtesy
and 60 save time when q iong vacancy
iu TIE midst ~ term WoaId bs tn
furious TO The aIhllc servIce
We are ODD Hcd % his action %
tie committee lot on account ~ the
influence 81 may have GA the FORTUNES
q thia that o. TIE other candidate Tor
amp federal ofnce Tor We 90 not be-
AeFe % WIN have any az al. bgt ws
are utterly opposed GO iia plain ten
tsncy % ne old Convention system
and the rms rule In politica frum
p hleh Ne have but recently escaped.
The plan 20 the commlttee az .ndiCated
Ora TIE published report ~ lts proceed
inEs, 10 o. have their choice O. candl-
dates Tor federal oflces. endorsed ~
she congressional and state committees
ard 80 on 40 90 the president o. othnr
appolntuE poHsr. ~ this Isn't rinE
ruic or committee rule. whichever Yoa
chocse to Can o.. then Ne fau % Neo
What Is ts The rose. in this case
smells the sane by whatever name o.
] MAJ be called
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
VOX POPULI.
M. iNeHAN ON
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

VA. lNoHAn ON
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
Editor Pensacola Journal
A recent editorial On The Journal
treating the matter Of cruelty 10 AMI
mails aid not oo the suhject iusties.
Perhaps I am over strenuous OF this
subject and u 80 win lay 30 70 the fact
that some ten years aFo the only very
active humane aociety" l ever knew
here made me- 10 Inspector and, max
ing d my business % check up cruel
practices for q season. I have besn
more ohservant than ! would Other
wise be. But the least watchfulness
in this line could not fan % witness
the extremes % cruelty practiced al
most daily.
Two o. the most naErant outrzEes
that have come % my knowiedEe re-
Gently. one the handling % small
calves 20 the shambles. win their bind
LEGS tied 60 the fore ones and forced
O. las on the hard hoor % the butcher
cart. another. where several goats
were sent % the shambles In q like
manner.
IKE practices we're IN vogue In my
early youth. but I style them relies %
hsrbarism and the eighty years that
have passed since then should have
eliminated them from modern styles o.
cruelty.
We are told that n q the duty -
the police 10 call all such offenders 20
account hut the arrests seem 20 Be
few and Far between. az the recorder
court win show. Only a few dayu awo
sAu q negro boy driving q poor
crippled horre ~ high speed when the
animal could scarcely use one % its
fore feet
How Ions must these practices con
tinue9 And cruelty % children.
~ TsgTrHaAF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

n IL not an q ufe % have ane
clothes. To know how 20 wear them
is quite . different thing With all
tleir AT. the swell modists cannot
givs with q i.a0e evening Fown the
faculty % wearing "a with the easy and
grace displayed ~ some maiden %
humble degree In tnffetn from a mark
ed-dowu counter -- Pensacola Journal
This is q paragraph taken out q a
Pensacola Journal editorial We pass
it On % some folks IN Niamt--Mi-
ami Metropolis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
REsoLUTtoss OF RzsPEcr.
sirs Julia Barrinesu.



Whereas. the Supreme Ruler % the
Universe. In His Infinite wisdom. has
seen ht 90 cali from her labor on this
eath. julia. the wife o. Brotksr ". q.
Barrineau. who passed 20 tie Great
Beyond" Wednesday. Nov. a.. 1914.
therefore be 20
Resolved, That the members Of Es-
Gambia Lodge so re, X. % p. DO
hereby extend their deepest sympathy
GO The hereavea family. and that On her
death The husband has lost a faithful
and loving companion. the children
have lost a patient and tender mother.
and the community a. large has lost a
sterling Character and power for
good ne d further
Resolved. That the membershlp Of
this lodge viii 80 1--we and endeavor %
make the daily walk % lie such that
when one haF reached the dark river
'haf borders on the unknown shore.
hla name may BE- recorded a. one who
loved bis felioWman. and ths briofeEt
truthful thought must De. be lived %
bless mankind Be q further
Resolved That these resolutions be
spread upon ths records ~ this lodge.
and thaf n copy hs mailed % the
fHmIIv
J. A. jacob
r. J. WATSON.
J. a. DAFTTN.
Committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

HI HFNIr8fiamH a. tFfr cannot
a 80, a.sHNHEf portion "a he go
E tm.N one waw Or cure fanfrnHr
lNaI M constitutional remedies.
tAhH H HHNHed ~ ar unameH raraf.
.H.n rf fnr mucous HrIHH "a fHa Esfnfs..r..
ar AHa WFmr trIH tube Ia innan.sf
~ .aN" rauhlnH EalnI aF Imperfect
an1 whnr Pc Ia fnUrnfv clnanf
eal IHF rnaH.f ard unless thn na
Hauun fIrr can o. taafn rnf 80 fhss
.aHe fEHtafa8 tH lfa nrrmHf condition.
faFnH WN e. DESTROYED forever. uInr
Gees .af 20 frn ere #auHhf 20 UafarrH.
uHI.H r HHfHHHa H..H 49, lrn.4-.H .....4.
uar nf fhH mucous aslrfa-nn
We w N.Fe ore Murnfrf uuIinra fnr
aHN case re Deafness trauard 81 rntarrhI
al cannot p rurrd hT faHH Cafnrrh
N1rH HHuH frr HIrruanra FREE
n CHENEY a col. rrIHHn. D
enld 81 uFanHiFfH. sge
lake hal Eamlg Ftia fFr eouafIna-
Yea. tAaV9
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
M PASSING

Thirty cents a pauudg oosha-
mighty"
g used go o. hhio 60 stum on
rhanksFiFlng tIU my syeF stuck out
end the sorrow &c ms young NE 10
that can't eat a. much aa Z usaI
CO.,"
we made our Christmas fruit cake
yesterday. ! cracked az the nuts FOR
r'-
we made some ret cookies GOO.
could hardly wals tfu they came out
q tie oven, to eat one''
"Afv. the stores are crowded
q munys buy mothers Christmas
present nrst had 10 bought q month
aEo. Nou don't you dare teii her
What it is''
~0l Z guess CieVelands Eood
enough town when you live here. but
Two Fot 90 spend ThanksKiNiuH here
almost a Thousand miles from home
sure, wen cone early"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Has any member - the next leEfs-
lsturs any definite plan IN mind Tor
The Inauguration % legislation look
ing - the calling q a constitutional
couvention7 m 90. he should be talk
.ng 90 over with Ms constituents and
w'th other legislators Florida o. sore.
ly In need - new organic law. The
y ork - creating a new constitution
should be taken up IN careful
methcdiChi and painstakinR way and
the best brains In the Ftafe should be
employed IN making it-Pensacola
Journal
A. member " the next Legislature
We heartily aEree with The Journal
that Florida needs a new constitution.
one that viii meet the needs % the
people e. wei a. tire present and IA
ture progress % The state While we
have no definite plan In mind. we favor
the proposition ~ calling q constitu-
tinnal convention. and any legislation
alonE this line win have our approval
Holmes County Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

The Tnmpa Tribune ~ kept busy
these DAYS protoctin9 that CITY from
the verbal hrickhats that have hesn
hurled AZ her ~ few itinerant
preachers that happened along hat
wav. Editor Lamhrirhrs batting aver
are la t.ooo with Ms pen In piayinW
that same.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

According % The Journal a Pcnsa p
g IA widow has had nine offers %
marriage and has refused an q taem.
Probably she concludes that she 10
not able % support husband --
Auaiachicoia Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
FINE FRUIT
FROM MULAT

C. l. Todd yesterday brought The
Journal some ane satsams oranges
and a large japanese persimmon from
Maiat which ia nov heoomlng well
kncwn a. q citrus growing center
The orangca are on one branch. Eve
of them bainE cioNaly clustered and
they are az nue specimens - fruit e.
could be wrown anwM here. TIE per
sinn,non r. a large enc. Weighing over
ere pouud.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

national commerce on me high sess 7
what have we 90 match the work me
British and the Germans are doing :
whers are the nsw American Eiants
81 the oceam1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
Caught TIE InfsesIsn.

Pensacola has caught the Infection
and on December 90 viii vote 20 ds-
eide whetasr o. not tle comnnission
| fern - government shall be adopted
l Tor thAt city.--Lakclani Telegram.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

There ere Two men We want % see
set ~ In the neck from the once
hunters They are Colonel Prank
Mayes 81 Florida and Captain BIN
Gonzales q souts Carolina For the
benefit % the uninstructed. but none
the less hungry, Ne viii state that the
address % the former r. Pensacola.
while the iafter - az Columbia. where
Cole Blease lives Just send Con
zales'a mail care % the governors
mansion Montgomery Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Ard Then sorns.
Worth Trammsll a Pensacola.
brother q the govcrnor-eiect. Prank
Winthrop and &. p. McCord 90 ITALIA
hassee. and Harry Floyd % Apalach-
icola. are candidates fer United States
district attorney for the northern dis-
trtcf % Florida Thorern be othern-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Gov Wilson stands SOLELY upon his
Own convictions. but uses weil bis a.
ulomacv. He wants The counsel ~
bis friends-and ". y. Bryan BE- one
uf them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

}sttng more Ike pensarola every
day. she just Eot = new railroad We
soon Win have. she has q. " A. A.
railway. ws have hads ere eight years
--Carraheiie Tophcs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
sheuls Hsv. IRE Job.

Hon. ". T.. Zim. Editor ~ the 81
lions has Won the greatest confidence
among progressive democrats al over
Florida, q an applicant Tor the once
% postmaster a 81 Augustine. We
should have the tob.-Miami Mctrop-
ella
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

A plan e well under way fpr the
establishment Of an electric railway
between Orieando and Winter Park.
The ENTERPRISE viii make a beautiful
stretch % territory available for con
vsuient suburban homes. Where r.
that inter urban railway promised Tor
Dads county--MIami Metropolis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

And staid cid Moutgomsry didn't en-
SOY Thanksgiving. because the Battle
sips could come no nearer % her than
Fenaacola Jealous thing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
DIRECTORY
JOHN THOMPSON

shos repair shop. Ladies' ard Msni
shoes neatly rspsirsd while you wait
Quick delivery. Gooda Gales Ter ans
delivered. ~ South Pslsfox street
Phons 776.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACOLIANS


Another Endorsement.
The News desires b add its heartiesi
endorsement 20 those from our esteem
81 contemporaries. Prank Mayes would
would on the position 81 postmaster
senerai with credit % himself. tie
state and nation. Mayen Il BIG enough
for any position. News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Come 90 think ~ o. West Florida e.
as much n the lime uEbt as any pre-
sreaHiye. growinu section 81 any state
in the Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

The Houston Post rruarIta fhat
ere are a.soo Gus words In the Enw-
ben language no doabt hey were an
d. "a az oyster Bay 90 election night
&C. Petersburr independent And IN
Uncle" Joe Canpon's burg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Pensacola is in nne fcttlr Tor 81 .rry 5
lnE aut the proEram that has heen
mapped out foF her in i8ta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Editor Mayes reflected" on Thanks
giving morn" The Idea 81 an editor
having time to -rcaeet" Tell ne how
ven 40 o.. Prank Tampa Tribune GO
on I'd. we're busy nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

49, WIWTHN
The friends % Mr. n. ~ F1agier
throughout the state win be Eiad 70
know that. save from IFS Increasing
blindness. he s a the enjoyment q
perfect health. and 70 as atrong and
1.-THE o. limb e. n he we're twenty
years younger He is In F1ortFa en-
ioying her baluy weather md he
fruits ~ his foresight and extranrdi-
nary accomplishments Ooaia Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

That was % iust and eloquent tribute
paid the late senator James r. nroama
ly the Gaasdan Caaafy Timca Mr
Erooma was belle ga tac highest esteem
and love throughout hIs native state.
and h.a death is deeply deui1rra
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Last niEhta ionincatiou showed that
ire Pensacola Commend Association
g. Jolly a. well a. q Thoroughly bust
rtss examination
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Friends 30 H1n. 4 4. Paris. % Jack
sonv'iie, claim that be- hes forty mem-
hera 20 TIE legislature pledges o. sup
peri him f1r speaker. 10 nat e. true
ar. Paris VIII be the nent snoaxe
And De- VII BE- a Eood one. too
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03
IOHN S. BEARD

Attorney ard counseilor "a Law. praetirs
~ au ths courts, state ere fsoeraL o..
ncea, Aoo-soi Thiesen nullainn, penaacuia
Ftorida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

Marse Honrfa paneEyric on Florida
has literally swept the country from
Capt Cod 90 Kalamazoo from Aipha
to Omaha ana from h--li 60 break
fast"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

The State % West Florida.
Leland J. henderson has stirred up
q hornets nest BY advocaun q divis-
bon % florida into twc states. his
idea being % take West Florida and
GO nstructinE new commonwealth.
Some ~ the state papers have cen
sured henderson for hts suggestion.
yet when you come % think about %
there IL much 90 Re said I'm favor q o.
FLORIDA r. large enough Tor two states
and such q result would give the
ration two more Democratic United
states senators Then sEaln irs a
hardship for South F1orids citizens %
reach the capital Ny objection %
division 10 that We can't anord 20 lose
those good West Florida Democrats
who always show up along proxrea-
ssye lines. II Vas West Florida which
elected Broward % the Fovernoruhip
and which save 20 Florida Charles ".
Jones In the q. 81 senate. n ri Nal
lory. ~. % the Confederate cablnsi
and he son % the Senate n save
ug Corrie. the Inventor ~ mRnufae-
tured ices n A. Perry. a. Governor.
and gives F1orida's leading Democratic
editor Prank Mayes. 30 ths state-anf
then there - Hays Lewis sud G. ~ B
F1Uvd e. say nothing about Riu Ma
ro,es. 80. we can't spare those West
florida Democrats We need EN- 90
decide Important questions o. ciose
rcntestz--L'Engis's Dixie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-03

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