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The pioneer express., 1912-08-16

that day the sweat stood out on his
forehead. his legs trembled under him.
How he made the last five hundred
feet up the, steep wall to q certain
broad shelf perhaps an acre in extent
where he had built his hut among the
mountains. he never knew: but the.
last remnant Of his force was spent
when he finally opened the unlatched
door with his foot, carried her in the
log hut and laid her upon the bed or
bunk built against one wall Of the
cabin.
Yet the way he put her down was
characteristic Of the man. That last
vestige Of strength had served him
well. He did not drop her a. q less
thoughtful and less determined man
might have done. he laid her there %
gently and AZ tenderly az II she
weighed nothing. and a. II he had car
ried her nowhere. So quiet and easy
was his handling Of her that she did
not wake up at once.
So soon as she was out Of his arms,
he stood UP and stared at her in great
alarm, which soon gave way to reas.
surance. She had not tainted, there
was q little tinge Of color in her cheek
that had rubbed up against his rough
hunting coat: she was asleep, her reg.
ular breathing told him that. Sleep
was Of course the very best Of medi.
cines for her, and yet she should not
be allowed to sleep until she had got
rid of her wet clothing and until
something had been done. for her
wounded foot. It was indeed an en-
barrassing situation.
He surveyed her for few moments
wondering how best to begin. Then
realizing the necessity for immediate
action, he bent over her and woke her
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CHAPTER TX (contlnued).

He did not make any apology for
his next action. he just stopped down
and, disregarding her faint protests
and objections. picked her up In his
arms. She was by no means light
burden, and he did not run away with
her az the heroes of romances do
But he was a man far beyond the
average in strength, and with a stout
heart and a resolute courage that had
always carried him successfully
through whatever he attempted, and
he had need Of all his qualities, physi-
cal and mental. before he finished
nat awful journey.
The woman struggled little at
Afxt, then Anally resigned. herself to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
CROWN PRINCE oF RoUnANlA
CALLS ON EMPEROR WILLIAM

Berlin. Tee Grown Prince Verdi
nand ~ Ruumanin. accompanied ~
Gen Rchesco 81 thr Eoumaniau army,
arrived here unexpectedly today. The
prince Vas the guest ~ Emperor VII
liam 90 luncheon Later b. viii con-
fer wIth ur Nou kIdrrion Waschtsr,
imperial secretary NC state Cor foreign
affairs and other German statesmen.
80 announcement REGARDING the Gig
u.feauee o. prinoe Ferdiuand'a visit
has been MADE but the press gener-
ally coincide it would not BE- wrong 20
consider it a link Ed ere recent demon
sfraHEr chain ~ visitors Uf caurtcsr.
which. uke the trip 40 Trfd Marshal
Harun Conrad son ITaTfEfuaorf. Iurrer-
tor general az fHe Austrian army fH
Bucharest arr Intended f1 Indicate ga
the outside world fna r==r6sr|If oF frr
mrmherH 80 thr triple alliance
many. Austr.a-HarEar and ffllN effh
E1umarla
Tho conference M ambassadors cd
me great powers recently proposed ut
Premier AFrlfh fn dIF.lsr fHe FoIu-
zion ~ lhr Balkan problem vlu ID
held fnkH place In London
Prince Henri 90 Trgssis.a COMING
visit fa London .a according fn fHs
German foreign once. entirely without
political significance
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sPEAKEFs DINING ROOM
WILL 80 SOCIAL POINT

washington. Dec G.--speakcr champ
CIHrk's private dining room in ths
capitol vlI 81 fhc central point Cor
social activities from nos until ths
fourth ar March HuEE down the cor
tain 90 the aINfv-Hrronf congress and
rsHsrs 0ut a long line 0f familiar
characters Who far years have Eraccd
fse foor ~ fhe lower branch.
Tho speaker has evidenced hiH in-
teufinn ~ entertaining the oufEoins
members Hf igurhrHnH from time q
time. Today Pc presided over q small
company. aud yesterday ~ siEnaliEed
the opening day 20 fhn short session
u1 having az bic guests at the midday
meal former Speaker cannon. Repre-
sentative Mann. minority leahsr. Rep.
TrHentafiVe Underwood majority lead
e. and Goveruors-eleCt Cox ~ Ohio
and EuiFrr 20 New York
Mrr clark almost invariably rrc-
sides az these non partisan arairn and
De- generally assisted b. her dauEhtsr
Mics GrurEirrr. who Ia highly popular
with eco OF her fathers friends
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GRANDSON OF ROCKEFELLER
~ LEARNING TO PtTcA

chicago. Dec. 1.--F'owlsr Mccormick.
is Years oid. son ~ Harold y. McCof-
rfck ana grandson ~ Tohu ID Rocks-
feller. began a course IN baseball
pitchinw TO-DAY under ire tutslaRs -
Mordeeai Brown. former star hurisr %
the chicago National league club.
The bCv. who some dav probably viii
raak with ire worid's wsalthisnt uisn.
"a being trained for future slab work
a. Princeton University. Waroid Nc
Cormick ia graduate 81 Princeton
and o. is his ambition some day %
watch MS son strike out the hatsmsn
from Yale and harvard. for Fowler is
90 enter the university a. soon aa he
ts prepared.
nrewn viii give HE pupil two lessons
each week ard when sprinE comes
Fowler wtil try for q pitching berth on
ths team ~ The prep" school which
be now attends
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ST. LOUIS CASE AFFECTS
DISSOLUTION OF Sig MERGER

washington. Dec 1-DsHiEuafi0n 20
me Judges 90 supervise the dissolu-
ton 81 the Union Pacific merger aH
decreed By TIE supreme court may de-
psnd upon the disposition ~ the SCI
Louis terminal case. n0u before the
court
IN bath cases. four judges we're
called IN. under tae expedition act"
90 ~ the governments charges in the
circuit court fn both cases the su-
creme court sent the cases beck t0 the
circuit court 90 carry out see man
date when the terminal decree went
back Tor enforcement. q controversy
arose e. % whether the district Judge
In the circuit On which the suit vas
brought should enforcc the decree az
the supreme court ~ whether the four
circuit judges should be- called in again
The government has brought thc -
louis dispute 90 the supreme court FOR
q test decision
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BARKING o. GUNS HAS
DONE MUCH FOR CHRISTIANITY

San Francesca. Dec. 1.-skiu with q
biE Eame riae has contributed much %
his success a. a missionary. tn the
opinion - Rev. ~. a MuEser. Who
with his vtfs and thtir two chncrsn
arrived rom the orient today. EINat
years aEo he usnt az district superin-
tendent % the Methodist Episcopal
church 20 oentrai India
The meek and mild type e mis-
sionary is slowly Eaininr the oonh-
dencs 81 the Himdoos." aaid Dr.
Masssr Much ~ my success was
due 20 the fact that ! vas % assist
ancs % the natives IN . physical sense.
have hunted lions. tigers and sle-
phants ana ] believe ths barking 81 ny
run has done more for the Christian
Gauss than nv preaching"
A one place the missionary relates
he found the natives tsvroriaed b. ths
ravaees - hig black bears. which
were mere feared Than any other
beasts Scores ~ men. women and
children workinK I'm the cane fields
had bean attacked An appeal was
made 90 TIRE white master for help.
After an exciting chase IN which he
vas attacked by one of tho anirnalt
be succeeded In rlddlnE tho disiric; Of
the beasts. killing ~ght a. them.
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% 80 80 .

Furnished ~ ths iooai ensoA weAff-
er bureau. uniisd States dupaFenn~at
~ Agriculture. under the direcaaon of
Wills L. Moors ohief ~ bureau. wanh-
inlxtnn. y. q
P~naaoola'a Tsrpsrn4urs nsaa.
Wigheat on record foe peoannAar "
DEGREES.
Lowest On r>cord fov Deoarnbsr. IA
degrees.
AvernKe ~ the highest dasiy ten
peraturea for ncceamher. &c oaar~as.
Average ~ the lowest daily tsmp@r-
aturcs for December. "a cegr~aM
highest temperature yesterday. es
degrees
Lowest temperature yemteFday morn
ing. 80 doHreeN
psnsaoola'a Raiafall nmtn.
Total rainfen this necesnber 90 z
3. m. . inrhes
Normal rainfall Fer ire month ~ De-
oennber. ttT inches
Total excess January tMt 90 N0vwm-
her 1oth. 1i.ta inches.
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ASKS SIS FOR
A HORSE WITH
TRILBY FOOT
HAcKMAN CLAIMS THAT ANIMAL
WENT rHRouoH rHg COUNTY
BRlpGE. BUr LARGEST HOLE
SMALLER THAN HOOP.

ArcordInr 90 communication re-
re.ted late iu November Hy County,
clerk James Maenbbon and read Iasf
r.rht ty Deputy Cisrk Thomas John
ton 90 tbr board % county r1mmis-
ainusfa. me oraafv owes Charley
EHsr. o aeEr1 haciemaa Of Mascogss
$50 Cor q blind horsa which 81 "a al
afd WaH bought some time ESQ from
W H NauRhn. ~ maroeee. fer ts
Lecause aaid horse went through =
Role IL q co8nty bridge and broke tuo
less. said hole being 31-f inches Ia
diameter
And. aeoorainK 20 another communal
ratiou from County Attorney r. Pope
Reese. the county doesn't ows Charley
EdIsr e red cent
EdIef wrote lu and said that his
horse Nrnt through e eounfy bridge on
the road between Cantonment and
MuaraNee. breaking e leg iu two places
Dee said be 500 Constable Larson "a
shoot the auimai. that Ralph Mcclure
a road foreman On district So Z. had
later examined che bridge and that ha
had three ers-uitneeaes 20 the tragic
finish 81 CID uohbiu
BE further stated Re vented SIS ana
would 10 glad % take any means ths
heard wduid auENeat % collect e..
The board forRut iaHf night 20 rec
oIufe o. any such advice
nut the board did read a communi.
cation from Mo}uiFe. ore OF Edisr's
witnesses. and M1Cs.ire saws the horse
VAS blind and stumbled az the foot OF
the bridge
90 seems ~ Fof fha foot 81 the bridge
tanFitd 40 with bic own feet
no seems 20 have been a sort ~
three fonl anair. Or maYbe the horse
was Eoinw sinElefoot
Anyhow. M@gufrs SAYS he stumbled
81 the foot ~ the bridge. feu UPON
ths bridge and broke ita isr. and that
the hole tn tho bridge "a not nearly
aa larne a. a horses hoof
WrTuire further rave Ere county
some expert advice. handing down az
opinien thar N ~ we're ths county
81 30 remembers thar the horse ones
HaIf in MuFcorae f1r eight dollars ant
THAT it was iuat IAN Oh wreck"
w ~ vaughn. of that place. he salf
might ~ nhla t0 tell when ana n
whom be soid the horse for eirt doi
isru n Ma memory VIII carry that fal
Rack
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MODIFIED DEMANDS ARE
SUBMITTED BY FtRENEN

New York. Dec. 2-Modined &C.
manda emhraoln9 Ices drastic changes
thar originally asked. we're submitted
90 che Conference committee ~ gen
era managers representlng hfty east
eru railroads ~ representative ~ the
Brotherhood % Locomotive Flremen
and engtn@ulen a. e. joint executive
session IN New York today.
preaident ". g Certer for the Ere
men, announced that they would re-
quest that two nrsmen. be employees
only On engines o. The larger type The
original demand VS. for two nremen
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TICK IS a FACTOR M
HloH COST OF LIVING

Chicago Dee An important fac-
taeklnF cattle ln every Part ~ the
country ia costing the people See. ooo. 70
o80 annually" said pr. Peter r. Balm
sen. state veterinarian - Georgia. IN
addressing the United states Live
Stock sanitary association here today
woman ana child In the country 20 ray
tribute 20 q IN dollars and cents. n
directly increases the cost - AT kinds
q meat BY the great damage u does .
cattle"
Eigid enforcement - Inspection laws
% prevent TIE shipment ~ infected
cattle from one district % another was
suggested "a q remedy for the evil
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GREEK PAPERS EXPRESS
SURPRISE AND ANNOYANCE

Athens. per. 7.---surprise and an
nryAuce are expressed By Greek
nswspa prrs at what they term the
'cornplaisance shown uy Bulgaria in
accepting tNe Turkish proposals which
ars - advantageous 20 the Ottoman
empire
~ To- coutendcd by many writers that
Ire cornplets ans definite liberation ~
fhs Christians N ths orient VIII 30
ohtainahle ~ oombinsd lard and SEA
action ~ the sliies aEAinst Connan-
ttnopis
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FEATHER WEIGHT CHAMPION
PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE

cleveland Zee. Feafharwc lEht
Champion johnny EHbaiHe end Jimmy
Dunn. his manager Eneusr8 70 con
splrsrr and fraud at boxing bout Hf
Johurtovn. pa. uu October ~. fula
protested their innocence
we went o. Jouusfuvu fn gre au
exhibition bout said Dunn When
Ne got there We % - Tommy MrGIn-
U 90 Cleveland Ead been billed aa
Tommy uuFFan. ~ SEN Francisco
We insisted that h's real identity ha
made known. but when MeBIrfv ems
tered inc ring he vas introduced BH
DuEgun Rather than dis1rrrInf enc
crowd. t1ld KHba - aU ono
hniah him quickly HrGinfE was
knocked out lu ths fourth round
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WOMEN EXERCISED THE
PRIVILEGE or VOTING

Portland ore per g-w0mrn eErr.
cised their neuly acquired rfRHi f1
vote ln haf score 80 oregon cities
yesterday. md Boa aH places PLAYED a
conspicuous Fart in the result New
port. through tho wemenH vote. re-
nalned DRY bur 81 TUamocE me
women lort. the wet ticket being sue
cesafui
oregon City'E woman candidate frr
mayor vas Overwhelmingly defeated
Tares either cities held municipal cleo
tons and in every case from 90 o. 40
per cent ~ the voters were women
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WILL ENFORCE NEW
RAILROAD RULES

New Orleans nee. 8.-Reocnt rear
end collisions On railroads "a this
state resulting IN heavv loss of nfe
has resulted in definite action being
decided upon ~ the Louisiana rail-
road commission. one week from TO-
day the commission wiu hold n hear
inF IN This city on PROPOSED rules - GOV
rrn the methods ~ protecting trains
from collisions.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
or TOWN DISAPPEARING

san Francisco. ner. G-The electric
uEht plant watch hes supplied the
town of oros, Guatemala. far thc last
four years. is about o. ur-auehor end
depart
Several years aro a bis steamer ~
the Dosmos lire 81 route ~ san
Francisco from European ports was
carried into sh0aI water near Dcos rr
= tidal wave she rested 90 IN even
kesI with her machinery unchanged.
ashore and proceeded 90 keep tSe ships
dynamo busy. Hut now e. Philadelphia
salvage concern has succeeded i1 re-
noating me shin and nf lamps soon
will he the fashion aEeln ln Ur6H.
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EsTABLlsH A MARKET
ron MOUNTAIN PEOPLE

Washington. Dec 1.--Aiming 20 ss-
tablIsh d market Cor me products %
the southern Appalachian mounts In
people and 20 demonstrate the need
for educating those people. thc south
srn industrial Educational Association
today opened an exhibit here ~
featured the haudiwork % tho moun-
tain men and women and children m
is proposed 20 maintain the exhibition
a. q permanent institution and the
proceeds derived from the sale o.
mountain goods win be devoted en-
tlrsiy 20 educational advancement
The district over which the orEan-
igation proposes 90 wage its eluga -
tional campaign embraces the noun
famous sections % Virginia. West Wire
Einla. ocorgfa. Alsbsma. KENTUCKY sud
Tennessee
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A. concert fCr charity Or 3 country
frnr MiFs carter HhHNsd ~ rsrHinr
THH village WnrkHmffh A. tfa con.
|..H.#U Hf her recital fhr Fgraf audience
FEFFrFHs AmrrmFrt fhrr cried. Al
cover Mise Carter vas about t0 grant
%" request nheu q hurir fellow very
Frurn ruf ~ breath. TAPPED Per IN the
shoulder I've fuaf cone from around 90
font whispered fha wHn nFritnflH ~
uarF EfT fH Hn no a faunT Wei. what
M N uHFFled Mss Garter lite thfN
uniapsrrf fha lnfrlaar % happen - -
ere Teller ErUke hem falktr about. and
q wHWf rFr fu poe orr verse thiH time
aaglu' a. Era . lrt QUE t.EFrira
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WOMAN WIDELY KNOWN
As a PHYSICIAN ~ DEAD

chicago. nee. a-pr Alice Bunker
sfnHkHam. widely known ~ a phyE-
g.rn author sumraEiEt and rsckoncd
one HE rHr pioneers 10 the euEenics
mos rmrnt q dead ~ her late home On
h1Hamhra near Los AnEslea. Cal. ac-
curdinE % word received in Chicago
today
Tf Efrrtham uaH haid % have in-
Fp.rrd Tnisfcl with the ideas which
found expression Oh bic "Kreutrsr
sonata.
ur sfoekham vas born - Quaker
parentaTe a. CarrinEfou. ohio. IN ls8g.
she Eas educated Dob ohio ana during
ere Soc came rs ChIraEo. reaiding here
uHui fao years csc. when she removed
NJ LaMfnrnLa-
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under date q November e. 10 whieh
Mr sanford sala
In TIE installation q ths steam
main under tho ofnoe part % ths build
me ruur mechanic aas n0t carried cot
instructions end followed the spsciaca-
tioua ln the manner sc desired
Then came a copy % q commanioa d
ton under date az November 80 from
the Warren webster concsrn % Ragau
end written ~ sanford IN which san
ford called the attention % Raean %
errors which ne had made
BE next rroduerd q request from me
Hartweii people fof Immediate tsis-
Esapic report hy d. letter on the
status ~ ths contract and produced e
cory ~ hiH message In reply, when
YES az foiiows
NOV %. isia
&C. g Hartven "a. ia. all Bsronns
ST. Nee orleans
no Part ~ ne system altogether
completed boilers and mains not COW
cred eatsr sockets sra traps found
~ Sanford not corrected return in
cell blocks must be- changed return W
court building 20 30 Corrected acccrd-
ms 20 sanford's report Which hss not
been COMPLIED wIfh. present conditions
very unsatisfactory 90 county
JAMES A. JOHNSON. Architect b.
iie produced hnaiiy. letter % In
trodurfion from the Wartwsn people 10
himself and carried here in rersou by
Mr rooiel. whom f introduced
Mr Pooiey vas asked fsw cues
tons hy Comm isaiousF Arthur Davis
ana others relative e. hls IDEAS ~ me
Justice ~ the report sent - DAY let
GER after ne last inspection q Mr
johnson
Mr pooiev replied that he had found
an complaints vel founded since Ss
came here his firm had heeu Ketrug
aon5# cheap anveruEinE hs said
The cotumissionsrs stated they have
been lenient with tae contractors be-
cause of the DELAY orcasionsd on the
start ~ thr company Offering 4 bond
which vas not properly made out. Wr
FooleF sald th@f Appreciated that and
were Eiad 20 have any cooperation
watch would aid IN gettnE tie work
completed
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SHIPS Will LEAVE
new ORLEANS TO-DAY

New Orleans Dec taAfter a viait
here % nearly a week. thn hatfleahipa
Minnesota. kansas Michigan and
South Carolina viii weigh anchor
eariN tomorrow and saiI FOR Galveston.
thence Co Vera Cruw This afternoon
me uHrrrs a. the division WI BE- the
guests at reception and tea a. the
country club. followed hy . dance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
MANY FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS
SENT iN BV PRESIDENT

waahinHton Dec a.--ManY federal
appointments b. President Taft DUR
inN the recess ~ congress were sent
today % the senate for confirmation.
Among reappolntmenta wna that - n.
q. Newbsrry a. collector ~ customs
FOR me Aihemarie district % North
Caroilaa.
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JEWISH RABBI Loses
AIS LiFE M FIRE

New Yors urr Louis Lew. =
Jewish rabbi i0st hIa NE early today
in q IRE which swept awav IN apart
mcnt house in upper F7nh nvcnue.
Seven persons were injured n was
q. first reported that tWo lives had
been Lost buf search 20 che premises
failed to disclose any body except that
81 Rabbi Levy
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JAPANESE PREMIER WILL
GUT AIS OFFICE TO-DAY

Toxic. Dec. s--Marauis saioniL me
japanese premier hss. e vas under
stood. decided 80 tender his resigns p
ton % the emperor tomorrow owing a.
the diffcuity 20 hndinE successor 20
Lieutenant General Tyehsra na min
ister - war.
General ryehera resiErrd because q
TIE refusal - the other members -
ths cabinet - support his demand Tor
an Increase - ths army
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COMPTROLLER ISSUES A
CALL FoR BANK STATEMENTS

washington. Dee. 3-The comprol-
Ter % the currency today iHsued 4 call
for z statement q The condition q an
national banks In the United States ~
TIE close 81 business on Tuesday No
vemhnr ae
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SOUTHWESTERN TELEPHoNE
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK

Arfnuf n. 81. De- o. Notice WaH
dlea with the secretary 60 state f1da.
tv the southwestern Telegraph ana
Telephone ompauv thst Ga has iurreaa-
"a Its capital stock from $4,000 ooo 20
$40 zee .ol0 extended its corporate eN-
istcnge 90 90 viii b. perpetual and lu-
creased lts directors from seven 90 90.
teen. The terrforN covered HF thn
company b. from Saratoga and Albany
80 Austin aud Galveston. TeVaf
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY 10
INVESTIGATING AGREEMENT

New York. nec. a--Ths D>censber
rrand jury sworn IN here today. form
eriy began an Investigation into TIE
frame agreement between tha New
York. New Haven aud Hartford Rail
road and the Grand Trunk Railway ~
canada with view 20 detsrmininw
whether n r. Violation % the eher-
man antitrust law.
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on every englns. he aiso agreed that
overtime pa should be a. regular
rates instead a. "time and q hair" rate
heretofore requested
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County Board Sustains
Act Of Architect

tcssunasa mon raEs ons)
supported ths sta'smsnts % Archlbsct
JohnHou. even e. say fhat he aerssd
with BIN a. 60 tha actualitr ~ the d.
fseta described ~ Mr.. johnson % his
nrm ana the warren Webster concern.
Iu oHsrinE ne preofs. ar. Johnson
addressed 40 the commissioners ths
folIowinE communication
Pensacola. rIa. De- Z. 1919
Honorable Hoard ~ County Commits
flenfrE. pensaeola. f1a.
H0enfieneu IA acting architect Tor
Tacamhia county. 7 be- 90 nisa report
81 the existing conditions ~ the heat.
ire system az present tn the new
county ian huildinR Those conditiona
sa existed win ho explained ~ cor
raauoudenee between mvaam q. G.
rfartwsu Co. and ths Warren vvshai =.
Co. ~ View Orleans which are hsrsts
attached and made q part a. thia re-.
pert
"HsspsctfuIiy Submitted.
JAMES ~ JOHNSON.
Acting Architect"
MR. JoNNsoN's PROOFS.
The hoard then rsad bis nras letter
81 the Warren Webster company. un.
der date ~ N0vemher %. "a which hs
stated that ~ found. as the result 4
hia Inspection. nat the contract upon
che hrat.ng vas not progressing auf
chat ere corrected blue print hnd not
been supplied. leaving Sim an az sea
90 che arehiteet a. % hou necsasitatad
changes should he systematically mnds
ne asked that Mr.. Sanford bs sent "a
l1ak over the work
Ie next HuhUlttsd tslsErana show
ms that Mr Sanford vas e. BE cen,
nna tasn q copy 20 e letter from san
ford 20 ire Warren Webster rarrIr
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victory Eained ~ the alllas--above aIl
those ~ Greece end ssr,fa"
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