davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Tranfrtgc fornnrmct paa Stalien

6ranfrtgc furnGrmct paa Stalien.
Den itaIienife 6laabes Gpbrin>
gelie al neutralc Sftbe al 'an6re
9eationaliteter og 8elloglpggelle al
bba6 ser aniees for &ontrahon0e
far oglaa rant franfe 5fihe Sort
t San6eue omfring Mi66elhabets
5D6fpit og bet rp6e @ap S SET
n1inblte tire frantic Dontpere er ble-
ben anbol6te, % omboro / cit al
6e1m arrei itereoes e16el cibile Gprfer,
1orn tilbgrte set tprftife &eoe @nlD=
n1aane Selifob = iparenoe til oe
friltne Solfelags &pbe @ors Gel
ifaber. De ntstenftes for at bRre
0fftcerer Sen tprfiife Scr og fbr=
tes iom Sanger til sstolien 9enere
er ct an6et fronif 9th, ~Srapig>
nom, opbragt u6 for $unis. S
De trdn1te Neg1ert1gstre01e berlter
ser flor Torbitrelie oper oette, o9
ser er gibe Sr6re til, at ct franit
&eginent / Mlgier ifal holoes
n1aricBbere6t for Sen tuniffe @reno>
ie, og at ser fal mobilileres arigs=
ifibe @rigsbabnen be6 So1lon.
Set bar Inn biulpet Iiot, at Ser er
fonmet officieI Meb6elelie giennem
Sen frantic @eianot 93om ON,
at 6e 80 Sprfer er friatbne oa IT'LL
le6e un6er Sc franffe Mpn6igbeoers
8effbHelie. 6ro1frige forlanger
MI, at Ser fra estaliens SIDE
ifaI tiIitilIes Tranfrige EFT eflatant
11n6ffploning for set paaftaaeoe
Sbergreb, og at 6en oip1omatiife
Sorbin6elie mellem 2onbene oil Hi,
be afbrubt, iaa fr1ort Ser tier en- nh
0pbringeIie al frantic Sfibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
9 a nif Sun t Ii 5 it'll
Ii II d / 81 ID 81 r T.

9 a II # 6 I'm Ii 5 IT'LL
ling 81 e 1p 9 t +.
@n oatlf=amertfa1if 8ille6bug>
gerinbe, Jrf. Mgnes 9ooberg, ct
benne 9io / &i6benbapn for al
agitere for 0eltagelie en oatr1
@unit1bitilling Seem Sort, og fun
n1ener bos 6onite a@unitnere al
bape fporet en- iterf S11teresie for
6enne Gag.
@biS oanlfe &1lnltnere bn1fer al
tiene Nenge, flyer 5rsfenen, lao
oil 6e life fu,t6e fi1t6e beore Scar.
feo emo / Amerifa, bbor Millione=
rerne fappes ON at tapetiere oeres
&ngge n1eo europeiif &u1,it. Man
bar fra an1erifanif @tbe omfatte1
@uge1 meo flor S11teresie % bar
tilbuG 2ofaIer set berbensbere1nte
Meetropolitan Wrleun I Central
parfen og / BEN fineite artrerifanife
Stun itflub ,Mationnl 9lrts Club"
@n banff l16ltilling Seem Oorf Ell
iiffer paa at neffe 0piigt, oa
@nlgsmuligbe6erne er berobre langi
bebre e1r6 for @fs. paa l16itillingen
/ @on1, bbor 10 Mlner6ens 4unftnere
fonfltrrere6e.
5refen 2o6berg er @leb al 4unlt'
otaben1iet 9igbenbobn % bar
D6erligere a66o,1r1et fig / 8rofesfor
Bisie11s Mtelrer. gun tom for
r1ogle Mar fioen til Mmerifo oe
Iog fig ne6 Millionerbpen Netpr
port, bbor bun burtig bleo popl1=
Ie6 blanbt 9fignenbene og mo-
6ellere6e mango af bem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Gn briitet @ulobuble.

Com o1ntalt fibIte l19e mentc
man Minitonas, ma1itoba, Gan.,
at babe op6aget n1eget rige @ul6-
forefomlter, og Der por alIerebe Be-
gDnbt e11 it9rf gilltrpmning al
@ul0ipgere. 9en bar in1i0lerti6 en-
Mineingenier, ion bar 1n6erlbgt
Sc 5o1r6leier, oer paaitobes at bore
gul6boloige, erflRret, at Der bar
for libt nf oct guile Metal til at
Oct fun6e Ibnne Jig at bearbeioe Dem.
Ser bar allerebe ub1tuffet meIlen
5000 9g 10000 Claims, og Gu-
timber at Mertneffer nor fon1n1et til
Winitonas for at prgnc 2pffen. og
Set nnr nriten ltnluligt i 0e 1iolte
Gage at oporipe Suslp for be tilrej-
ienbe. @nfelte Sangbinifere peb-
bliper at bnp6e, at Ser er Mosler
af @ul0 / 9lffalbet al Ol1cf Mon1,=
tains, men Ell Mrng6e of Sc til
rejlen0e bar tiltraaot @jen1rei'en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

Isl on1talte 1t0ltc llge en fort
geotits, at ocn befienote oo>11fe Jor<
fatter cg Sceneinltrl1ttpr @erman
Sang bar anfnmmen til 9eem Dprf
5. is. sSanuor paa en- &ejle o1nfring
Sor6en for at iamle ssSl1otrpf.
0poen bor afbrubt Oerl1c 92eiie.
Gi bar faaet Mcobelelic ON, at Ser
man Sang, Der bar omboro ct
Cuerlono 2inliteo Grru til Bncific
@plten, 5enoog s(ftcn blep f1ltben
bcpibltlp5 / Grunct, So oct ltanblebe
Sgbcn G!tp, lltab. 9an blep fgrt
til SoIpitolet, bpor ban Oianoag
Morgen ofgif peo 0pbc1 al 8loo=
ltDrining.
@ern1an @a1g bopoe Eirs6ag
libne ltgc bolot asoreorog og 0p=
Insl1ing paa S5oteI 8reboort, Seem
Yorf, for ct itort slntal Gonlfe. Det
pioncr gp0t on1 bans Sip lon Jpr=
fatter og Oplnier, at ,5orc0ragSlo=
lcu bleo fplot til 1io1te Yla0s, lfjgnt
Gore0raget lao at iige life nar ble=
pet ooerterct. n9eorolplet" bctegner
bans Sptruoen iom noget al en-
@egipenbeo / SEN Donife 9lelp Oorf
&olonies @iltorie.
6reoog Gftermiooog iiolte 11ge
Tom 6ern1an Sang til Chicago, boor
bon bar @oniul @eo. 8ecbs @i9lt
ir1otiI 4l. $50 pm Mftenel1, ga ban
reiite &elt poa meb Sberlono Clint
ite0 @an tilbragte gftermi00ag
ian1mer meo &oniulen, ST.. &enrD
8. @ert5 og gfogiiter Wiaos @e11-
ninglen / ltniperlitp Club og ipilte
til Mibbag Ser. &onlul Sccb %
@enningien fulgte bom til Eranet
ng bar iaalc0es pnret Sc iiOlte 0on-
lfc iom ta!tc n1eo bam og trpffebe
hans &oano til 9lflfeh. S1nn bar
ipg neo fin slnfomit, men piIbe abio.
lut rejic til @on 6ronciscc, bbor
han babbe lonet at holbe cit Op=
lns,1ing. Da bel1ne ifp(ge ~Sie1"
ferit fuloe fl1noet Steo 5. $. 0ebru<
ar, bar en- forceret 9fei{e iffe ng0<
nenbig for at noa fren1 Si6e. 9ln~
togelig bar 8ang paoifpn6et &eilen
i@aab om iaa lenge iom muligt at
npoe go6t af set miIoe 2limo / Ga
lifor1,io.
ga ban unber Opboloet Chicago
bleb fpurgt al Mag. @enningien
ON 0ormaalet meo bans Neile ON
Sor6er, ibare6e ban, at Fan biloe ie
noget mere al @er6en fbr ian oboe.
~Og iua maa leg 10 ffDnoe mig, :"
iagbe ban meo ct melanfoIH emil.
San for oltioa bapt poo 6blelien,
at Oct laffebe as @nben meb bon.
&ern1on Bang bar en Er9iteipn,
fe6t paa MIs 1857. 9on bor en-
eienoomn1elig Sfif{elle / Sen banife
2iterot1r laa bel iom Sen icentIfe
&11nit. San bar en- af Sc ferite al
Sen Ionge &effe pn9re 6orfattere
al sen rooifale, realiitiife @etnt11g,
% oct lpffe6es ban nelter itrofs
at ian1le Offentligbeoens Spnprf-
iornbeo ON Jig be6 8ogen u@aablple
Slpgter" iom forreiten life bar
bans fprltc 8l1blifation, i6et ban
ttoltgere bopbe 11bgipet 11ogle gift
Ter nnoer 6ellesnob11et vYrniter" .
Den feritnebnte 8pg bufte foIosial
OpmRrflombeD for Set fri Gprog
og 6e uin1i1tfeoe Sfilhrirtger Ser gtf
igiennem Sen, ifj6nt Sen tilpisic
life / Sen &etr1ing 11aae0e bolrt %
in1o6 bpab pngre sSorfattere al Ben
Sfole bar oriitet Jig til ot prpltere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
9rrntau 8aug rr MN.
!@enipp 0tanoag Morgen Osoen gitD.

Sen opnaae0e bog Sen ret eneltoa=
en6e l16merfelle og 9feflame at bli.
be forbu6t at Eolitiet.
&ans iener literGre &rpbrftio11
bar peret noget mere beberifet. &a11
par en- fin Stililt og cit 1omerfe1
SSagttager, og bun bebanble0e alti>
| fine @mner n1eo flor @runoigbeo oa
inoerIig 5oritaaeIie. Ser fl1n6e
ltnoertioen Dgre noget lpgt % eiali.
0o1nmelig nerpslt oper bans @fripe
ntaa0e, lom ser bar set oper bans
bele &erionligbeo. Mc1 6on ltrGb
te alti6 eftcr at naa ino til 5oub.
be0en, til Singenes pirfelige @jer
lie, og forflare 8egtpenbe0erne III
| fra 0enne. 9crfor blep bon en- ltn1
Slegtslfil>rer, Scr fl110e male Ser
l@legtsarp iom gift igiennem Gene.
ration efter @eneration iom foo
an6re.
San tilfr1npe0e Jig Ylooie11 i fpr-
lte MGffe blanbt 9an,narfs orfot=
terc, % bar1s Bigger pil foo blipen0e
@GrOi, ifient Sallet paa ben1 fife er
ltort. San bar / 8cliObelie al Ell
pol0lom slrbeiOstrang, men bans
lpagelige @elbre6 bin0rcOc bon at
fao alt set l1brettet, lon1 ba1 p11jfe=
Sc. slf bans @erfer Fal ri neonc,
forl'cen ~>ooablaie 5lagter"l vSi-
ne, uSt11f", ser lfiIorer Sen itore
8Dggeipefulation / &ipbenbornr /
70 9larene, vMifoel", vgeo Beje,1"
og uSrene 6pln1". Desu0en 6ar
ban ifrepet flere gfueipil og bar Ell
.meaet fltttig Ssournaliit, Ser pe6 li,rc
iociole &orrelpon6oncer fra forfeit
lige 9anoe, iom ban belpgte, lfaffe=
Sc Jig Ell itor 2eiefreos. 0e slrtif=
Ter, Sfitier, Mfban0linger og &ejic=
brebe, ion ban ifrep, leber Up !
@unore0er og altio fanot Sc eli IN
tereslcret 2elefrebs.
San o,nfatte0e Gbeatrct og alt,
hba6 ser bc6r6rte Bette me0 flor S;St1~
teresie og &ierligbe0. @on for
lggte fig engang iom @fueipiller, men
1og fife igjcnncm lom iaooan. Ger
imo0 bar ban Ell brilliant 5ccnein=
ltruftpr og Gejleoer / alle Spprgs=
maal pebrprenbc lloitpr og sSnbitu=
6ering al Sbeaterltpffer, oa 6an pur
bapt en- meget betpbclig ssSnbflp6elie
paa set fjpbenbabnlfe Sbeqterlip
Com Nplgler par ban fje1bt bi6en
on1 life Blot / Don1narf, men og1ao
/ bets 9fo6olon0e Sglaa lom Sp=
leier leo ban l1n0er lin ltore 9serpp-
ittet, og N11blifum fl11oc / @egpl1=
oelien fple Jig froltebt al bans eiel1=
6ommclige Optrn0en. Men man
pennebe fig burtigt til bans Ser
egenbe0er og en6te oltt6 n1eb at IT,
nnore bans &l,nlt, lom fan git op i
mes bele iin @iel.
;Sg MI er Sermon 8ang 0bo,
mtot inoe bet ltore fremmeoe 2anb,
iom moaife 1too bom fiprnerc enc
noget anoet 2a,16, ifient ban bel por
en- al Dor Gios neit uopregeoe Sos
mopolitoner. Set fan life iiges at
bans Dg6 fon1mer oloeles 1,bentct
og uforbere6t. &an bor bele lit 9in
peret ibagelig, og napnlia / Sc lis
ite Mnr bar ban gientagne @ongc pn=
ret omtalt iom 6en, bbis Dage rl1r,=
oe bore tolte naor iom belt. San
par en- af oe oanife Gorfattere, ioni
maaffe bar mi1olt fien6t al fine
2an0sm9n6 berpbre. Mfen ri b9ier
os for bam pe0 bans 8oare Ibi
ban bar en- at Dem, ser bar iat M9r-
Ter Dor Nations sanoslio, 8nltlr
og 4l,nit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Sbase, ipselise libenbe &binber

Sbase, ipgelige libenbe &pinber
mangler 8irfelpit, og 6eres Ean,
Ter er optaget of 6eres egen Mo6-
gang. De er nerbeIe, ne6laaet,
og ct 6aarligt SeIifab / @ientnet.
5oo6onne @bi1r6er b11rbe forlege
2p6ia 6. Binfbon1's Gegetable
COMPOUND, Ser berbe6 40 Mor
bar b9ret Sc omerifnnffe &btn6ers
Sflflugt irnd6 Merbgiitet, Mpgimer.
ter 90 Mo0fal6erbeo, ion dlle er
6glgen al Sen famine Mariag.
Set ltDrfer Merpera1e og Ma1f-
lerne og opbpber 6erfor etrbDer l1or-
Sen i SDiten1et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Con0Snldn0.
na 4 ont fonge n" Ssrc
6pIt II m 5 81

s. 0 | t II m 3 = b!
Den 18oe >SSanuar ofgif Sobn
Sgre1l Soltum peb Dp6en @ien1-
met / 0aflano, 66 9lar ganme1
&oltun, Der par fe6t / Dann1arf,
par fieer6t / pibe &reoie, paa @runo
af lin 6nr0igbeo / at gribe en- &a,
nonfugle 6lugten, bpilfet &unit-
itptfe ingen iDrtes at fl1nne gipre
bam eiter. @ap opnaaeoe lin, fgr-
lte 8eremmelle for bette &unititDf,
fe /. &igbenbanns Gipoli, men rel
tie n1eget og gab Spbtsning alle
&er0ens 2anDe, og ban bar giennen1
nlunge 9lar fienot UNDER 9sabnet
v&anonfoa1gen" S Be liSite Nar
4nrs Gib bapbe bon ifrantet og /
tine li6ite Gage les fan oglaa al
Naterlot. 4oltu1n efterlaber Jig
gnfe og 3 Bprn iamt 2 9rp6re,
6eroinano og @briitian, begge nel-
fienote Jorret'1ingsh1en0 San
6roncisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
San: r5refen, fig So enoelig
oct Sro, ion1 ffal gibre mig til oen
lpffeligite blan6t alle 6goelige." !"
Den rige slrpi11g .(fo0t): u8engc." :"
Slaoets slbonnenter

beoes fornp 6eres 9fbonnement il1o-
reit muligt for at lntoaaa gtoros-
ming i ssorien0clien: @irtcrcn ltoor
for Gercn - den s(arstio, oo man
fpler Truna til ooo eesnina mere
erb nogen on6en Sis poa slorct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
70. AARGAkG.
:InrhmtnHHtatprttr.

og eli al 8Dens melt anietc 8orgete,
D1eolem af sfolefon.isiionen Ssobn
S. gree1L Sgn af Ell al 8pens ti0li.
gcre Maporer, er anbolbt ionn mis-,
tGnft for at bore me0lfpl6ig 9l.1-
ifaffclicn al 5prRngitoffct. @uutr-
npr 6olS bar forellaaet slrbeiOer.1,
at gua tilbage til elrbei0et / 80 3o-
sc, meOens Set bleD fprbanblet on. ct
Jorlig, men bette er blepet afi!anct
al Sc ltrejfenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Serifniu9cn ejcnoptagct / Canada.

Sra Setbbrioge, sllbertaa, meooe-
leg, at man otter far gienoptaget
Snrifningsarbejoet ser, eiter at Set
bar bpret itallolet / lrngere Sio paa
@run6 at @eiret. Ser er en6nu Ell
1rmaaoelig Masle uterlfet @pe6e, al
bDilfen megen itaar / Sbocf og er
beffet al Sre. Ga 'bet er unuligt
at t9rife fra 5boof poa oel1ne Mars-
tib> bil set meIte al oenne @be6e
blipe g0elagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Sertilitreifen i 2amrenee @iasi.
go 1trpifp11Ac 1ortiInrhoiAoro

Se 11IeIIeHDe SerltlQrDe1Oere
2amrence, bbis Mntnl nh er 10000,
Deobliber at foranitnlte bol6ion1mc
Spteier. De berite @peftafler Sc
3 Tiger Strifen bar baret, inotrai
/ Man6ags, 90 Streiferne ito,1oiebe
og itene6e @porbog11e, iom tronspor-
tereoe slrbeioere til yabriferne;
UNDER Spteierne bleb en- @binoe
orpbt at en- &ebolberfugle, en- &oIi,
tibetient fit ct @,1ibitif / gfpggen,, en-
WeilitSfaptein bleb baarot iaaret Al
en- Wfnritenz og flere an0re BE-, .iaa-
re6e. @ubern6ren bar beororet p6er-
ligere 12 Militsfompagnier til al
beifDtte 6abriferne. 8oo f1ere Ste.
Der / 8pen er ser funoet Gpla1 al
8pnamit, Der antages at futile bgret
br1gt til Sprangning al Subrife11lc,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
N0(ull0et.
ar,1btcfgplpfion / Monsoliet.

@ioite 2pr6ag ipra1rg en- &ruot-
mplle 8Den OloiuiOun / Mprbe<
BEN al &ulio 2ufter, 9uorpeo $50
Mennelfer on1fom. 6lere Sun-
brece Menneifer blep 1aareoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
sSSorbifrlu / @rnfcnlanb.

De ioniife Ger peb @rptenlonDs
@eitfpit ramtes ii01te llge al en-
SSorbifielp, Ser anretteoe ltor eta.
De. Rerne 2cufas % Gep6alonia
blep pnrlt bariebe. Yao @apbalo-
nia blep flere 2anosbper lagt
&uiner, % 8 Mennelfer omfom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
6 RI Jii + c rs a n / e n
b d g @ II G II.


Sen / i'm Sio neget olntalte
6anlfe Seem Dorf 5agf6rer Carl
6rlber=@onie1t lom &c iiolte Mar
bar fbrt en- ret on1lfifteligJ Si[pe=
reIie, for ifslge vMorning Gele-
grapb" /. Seem Dorf lagt Sen iibite
&aar6 pna ct al bam forfattet Sfue=
pil, uN6e 9otp", iom ct antaget
til Opfprelle al Sbeaterfirmaet
8aDer 2oiee, og / bpilfet ban ielp
bill fon11ne til at llbfpre @opeorol~
len -ion en- ing Sagfprer, gan
Manieller, ser tager Ell u1fplbig an
flaget ung Mano Soribar for
&rininalretten % faa bam fri-
fien6t. gfter Sen Oberltgt @labet
giber ODER Gtpffet ipnes oct at
bnre 'af Sen o1n1in0elige MeIobrama-
Stil, iom er iaa ip0banlig poa
6e omerifo1tlfe Scener. Ser Ell 1naz
let ipecielt Sceneri for Stpffet,
bbis enc slft foregaar / &rirninal=
Mf6e1ingen Seem Dorfs @ejelte-
ret.. 8iiberz6onlen far onret 6
Tiger on at ifripe StDffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
.isinifc iyilferc / 2iusfarc.

9eGIten bper Ginter fom1ner Der
Me6oelelieb ON, at finite 1iifere font
mer 9ipSfarc pe6 at sSien, bporfra
sc fiifer, brpocr lbs og teller s1e0' /
3iterlpen Sgioo iaar far oette
gientoget Jig. $ Man6ags telegra,
feres fra 6eliinefors, at 900 ST.
ifere er brcbet uo paa set aabne
SAB paa ell fenrpente5itg Ssflage
mellem Morpa og Hitfapos Derne.
De er 0og iffe noge1 oberbengen-
6e Sare, mes minbre cit Storm
if11l6e brDoe les.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
1tel1igbco i set enaelife &abinet.


SpGrgsmaalet ON Sapi1t6erS
@telnmeret bor foraarloget en lao
alporlig 5plittelle / set elnelife
&abinet, at ser ct alporlig 6orc
for, at enter1 mao Hremiern1inilter
MSquifb trnffe Jig tilbage, eller
ban moa tpinge fine Mooltanoere /
oenne Sag u6 al Minilteriet. Sci
niitrene refer e1rStN ontfring 2an-
set og n1o6arbeioer btnan0en /
bette Spergsmoal. s(sql1itb lelp
er ilroo &pi11bey5te11lrreret, n1en bill
gaa i11o poa ct Referenbum on CO.
gen. linansminilter 2lop6 George
ipnrpatbilerer meb. abir1oerne> men
bil life gao tn6 ad ct &eferenounl.
og J1a6eminiiters Mitr1ton Gbnr-
chill er ltent baabe for 5nifrage
og &eferer1oul,1n. Gen %. 5Sebr1tar
biI Der bIipe 5ol6t ct 1tort 0en1on-
itrotionsme0e for abin6e=Stentne-
ret 2on6on, peb bbiIfet baa0e
@inlton CHURCHILL og Cir @o1par6
@rap bil tale troos Eremiern1inilte lte=
rens Sppoiition.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
9et brittle &ongepar til 9lnterifa !?

Set brittle &ongepar til 9ln1erifa :?
S England Dnes ser at raaoe
Sen Me11ing, at @ertugen al Gon=
nougbts 9eleg i @aibington og
Seem Sort iioite l}ge bar en- S1t0le0-
ming til ct 8elpg al set engelfe
&ongepar / Sc Tor 5tater. Sen
engelife Yresle tager froftigt Or6et
for ct ioaoant 8e'pg og erflerer,
at lelb om Set nootte fraraooes, at
&ongen ret ofte forlaoer Sc BRITTLE
8eii6belier, pil6c ct 8elpg / Sc
Sor. 'Stater pere al loa ltor 8ety0+
ming, at oen nraa / bej @ra6 til
rod0e Set. sssSfplge Sc engelite 8la=
Sc er Sagen ltnoer olporlig Ober=
beielie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-28

Colonel Flournoy said that he was
not a sectional candidate and would
not represent one section of the dis
trict at the expense of the other. He
said that he had said in his adver-
tisements that he would represent the
district and that he meant just what
ersaid. The speaker said that he had
not claimed that he knew the needs
of the district thoroughly but had
promised to study the needs of the
district diligently and would use every
power he possessed for the betterment
of the district, the state and the whole
country.
He condemned handshaking and the
vote catcher in the strongest terms.
"AH of the handshaking and peanut
politics in the world will never help
to open the Pensacola navy yard
he exclaimed and was greeted with
tremendous applause. He said that
voting for friends and kin folks was
net the right way to perpetuate our
representative form Of government
and that a voter owes more to the
district and to his country than he
does to any candidate or friend.
Country should be the first considera-
ton, said the speaker.
Colonel F7ournoy said that a man
ha6 a right to be Mexican, a So
cialist, a Republican or a Populist but
that he did not have a rigth to take
any Of these principles and try to
ride into office on them under the
mask of Democracy.
He paid his respects IN unmeasured
terms to the politician who would do
that which is popular instead of that
which is right. He said that many Of
tho men who went to the legislature
v ere concerned more about what
would get them back to Tallahassee
than what was right. Speaker T. A
Jennings was in the audience and
Colonel F1ournoy said that the last
legislature of Florida had a statesman
for a speaker and not a peanut poll
tician, one of whom the whole state
could feel proud. He said that
Speaker Jennings did that which he
bought was right and not that which
he thought was popular and was q
true representa- tive Of the people. The
tribute TO Speaker Jennings brought
forth enthusiastic applause.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-28
Beautiful Tribute to F1ournoy
By His Home Paper.
Leading Editorial in This Weeks Issue of the De-
Funak Breeze is as Follows:
EDITORIAL.
Give Flournol a Unanimous oVte.

Give Flournol Unanimous oVte
Every vote cast in Walton county for Congress
man from this district ought to be cast for w. w.
Flournoy.
1t ought to be because this section of the state
has never had either a state ia national office.
1t ought to be because he is native son of
county of whose achievements every citizen should
feel a just and honest pride.
1t ought to be because his time talents and
money have been freely given in every line for the
development and upbuilding of the town and the
county
It ought to be because he is unquestionably the
man best fitted, by whatever applied for the
position OF the three who in the race.
1t ought to be because his legislative record
shows that without exception he has stood for the
common people.
1t ought to be because he stands announced
in his platform for those things in which his people
most interested.
1t ought to be because to give him unanimous
vote will show to the district that Walton county
voters appreciate the efforts and attanments of her
son who by his unaided efforts his risen from owy
estate to his present position leader OF thought
In his state, and because such vote vii be an nsp
ration to every boy in the county to strive Tor the
higher and nobler things of life
To vote against him is to say that regardless of
n what man may do for the upbuildng of his COM
nunlty, what sacrifices he may make in its behalf
H Walton county voters have OF appreciation
sot those efforts and loyalty to their home man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-28

Flournoy 5 Originality Won Votes.

He discussed the @arcels post ques-
ton at length and said that it was
not right because it would hurt one
class at the expense of another. He
said that the proposition could not
stand the test of the preamble of the
constitution.
He spoke eloquently and convinc-
ingly on the initiative, referendum and
recall and created laughter and ap-
plause when he said that he did not
have to apply the recall to any part
Of his platform. These vagaries he
said, could never stand the test of the
preamble of the constitution and had
no place in the creed of Jeffersonian
Democracy.
There was no difference he said be-
tween the recall of judges and the re-
call of judicial decisions. Twenty
five per cent of the voters, he said,
voted upon some of the constitutional
amendments submitted at the last
general election. Twenty-Five per cent
of the voters, white and colored. he
said, could petition for the recall or
the referendum and that if only TWEEN
ty-five per cent of the voters should
&C to the polls the questions would
be settled by a minority. Minority
rule, he said, was not Jeffersonian
Democracy.
1t is necessary to get brass bands
to get crowds out to hear govern
mental questions discussed he said.
II people do not take interest in
changes of the organic law of their
state do you believe that they would
take the time and trouble to get at
the bottom of matters of detail legis-
lation?"
He said that people would go about
saying that their executives and rep
resentatives were unworthy of trust
but that if such were true the people
were TO blame because they elected
the executives and representatives.
Careful consideration, calm delibera-
| ton and conscientious selection Of
officers was the solution Of the ques
ton. said the speaker.
At one time in his speech Colonel
Flournoy created a sensation by de-
claring that all bachelors over TWEEN
| ty-five ought to be put on the hard
road.
The audience enjoyed every word Of
! Colonel Flournoy's speech, because his
hearers realized that a man devoted to
the best ideals of morals and politics
was talking to them, a man who was
! not afraid Of anything but his God.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-28
From Pensacola Evening News.


Colonel w. w. Flournoy, candidate
for congress from the third district
addressed a large crowd in behalf of
his candidacy at the court house last
Pensacola Concert Band, and the court
room was filed when the speaker be-
gan his address. Colonel Flournoy
spoke for two hours. He held the at
tention of his audience at all times
and was frequently interrupted by
enthusiastic applause. After he had
paid his respects to Theodore Roose-
welt, W. ]. Bryan and other rainbow
chasing politicians and said that he
was wearing an Underwood button.
he was greeted with prolonged shouts
and loud applause for several min
utes.
IA the outset he said that he would
not discuss his opponents because
their dement's would not better fit
him for the position he Is seeking.
He said that everything in his plat
form had been measured by the pre-
amble of the constitution and that
nothing that could not stand that
test should have any place in the
platform of any candidate seeking Of
fee. He said that a United States
senator had written him that his plat
form measured up to the highest
ideals of politics and should receive
the strong approval of the voters. He
said that he had published his plat
| form and submitted 1t to the voters
for their approval and was the only
candidate in the race who had publish
ed his record.
He said that he had read the rise
ard fall of the Roman empire and
that all aspirants for representative
governmental positions should know
| something of mans attempt to govern.