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The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
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The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Ire Treublaa ~ NurkeN.
Have Nuu hnarf the cad sd nfofY
Old Fafher ffohhie Faif
To hta family ~ the baruyNrd
AZ the sadly shock him had
Then they Eathered around the patrfarrt
With EYES o'sfflown with teafN
And listened az ~ told them
OF his worst anf deepest fears
The ThAnkNwiVinT prorimwatfon
~ the presidents been male.
Which means q curse ne cant eaoars
On turkey has hrsn iaid
~ means our nnrAa IN sorrow
To the "a FnuHt - howed"--
But here Oid uohhla's Velcs waa drowuef
~ weeping LONG md loud
baltimore American
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Is your husband crosa7 An Irritable.
fault nndinm disposition 10 oftan dua
20 q diaordered stomach. A man with
Food Indigestion - nearly always good
natured. A great many have been
rsrmanentiy cured ~ stosnneh troubis
~ takinm Chambariain's Tablets Fng
sale ~ al dealers. lAayD
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
How's ThIs7

We oNsF uaa ffunAref neIiar'H Rawarf
IHf anv a. 81 rafarrh fhat a4nnef hr
fluea ~ MaIa Cafarrh cure
A CMNNtwY a CO. Tesear, 9.
We ne un8efrirnrf. have knnwn n
NheneE fcf fa inaf lt Teara and
hMt#Ha BID nwlarfiv kumnrAhia tn a..
husinEnH tranNtrltnna ard financially
faa 90 earn aat any chlInaiiana ulads
wAInrNg HgrNKAN a MAHvrN
WHlnfsAlF ufarrisis. NefHtn. 81.
ftafa catarrh Cafs II tahen Internally.
mrfAMM directly Wuwn thn htnasf and wu-
rrua surfaces ef tha arnfean Tnafinsan.
iaa sant free Price. i.s per befua sod
~ al uFaWnlHfH
Tahe tiaIa Family r1us frr rnnnffra-
hea lA1FeTuacmcutl }
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
LAWN FETE AT
MRS. KEYSER'S

The hayshore home ~ Mr. and Afrs
". q. keyNer vii bn the scene on
Saturday afternoon 81 one of the most
beautiful Affairs given recsntly. q laWn
party On che seautlful and commfo-
deus Hrounas. situated on the shoes
- Pensacola's lovely BAY. furnishing
an afternoons pleasure which ain Be-
enjoyed b. many who VII 90 down
from the city.
The keyner-piace IL one of the nost
beautiful homes tn Pensacola. and
from three 90 six on Saturday AFTER
neon the Ereunds vii be Rf~en ever
20 the lawn fefe. the object 81 which
10 % raise funds for christ church
AmonH these assisting Mrs. Keyssr
viii be Mrs. W. ~ Knowles. Alrs. Filis
Knowiss Mn. Thomas RidEway. wife
~ Colonel RidgUAy Of Fort Barrancas
and others Mrs. o. J. semmcs. who
is also assisting Mrs. Keyssr. has a.
lovely heutenants Misses Mabel and
Kathleen Gonzaiss. and Misses 20
and Lucille Lyman. Miss Ada Hilton
Green aud Miss Cora Louise simpson
are also % assist Mrs. Keyser. and
yin anpoint a number of ether vsuaR
society women. who win assist them
In making the afternoen one ~ IN
usual pleasure. A number 81 the other
Young society matrons win also assist
Mrs keyser. but the iists have not
yet been al mads out. or plans def
ritsiy decided upon.
one q The pleasures the guests VII
enjoy WIN be trips about the beautiful
hay on the little craf. Autogo. enc ~
The fastest boats In the bay. There
VIII also Be q shooting gallery 20 add
20 the amusemeuts ~ the afternoon.
ana an urehestra VIII furnish music.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

- - ~ -
Ezra Harkins. bal
waen n got there
nobody knowed n
Nh1 supposed 90 he
Uncla Era. bsCauss
AZ had q necktie on
and there waau
no tobacker jules
on The chin.
Reginald Hickey
our actor who a
spendin the winter
here with hts moth
cr says he neVer
played IN vaudeville
and doesn't even
know what state 4
ts en-. but ~ has
uiayed IN rrouty
vile several times
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Hurrah FOR Pensacola men.
No longer are we dreaming.
hut marching on % proEresNtune.
With All oar banners streaming.
For lonG we've drifted idly on
While precious time was aying
But now we're up with heart and hand
To set tho sails a-nyinE.
Above us bend the southern skies
Renowned In song and story.
Around ms sweep the waters deer,
The emerald gates of glory.
Come AL you Pensacola brave
Ne laEEardH here are wanted.
And help us win wealth While che
waitz
With loyal hearts undsunssd
Hurrahl Cor we ere p. G. A.a
Come Join our association
And make cur own fair city arHt
In an this mighty nation.
We ere The gateway ~ the guif
Through which the world p sailing:
wide let us throw cur portals deep
without . fear % faliins.
Come bring your money and your time
Fof al. there's proht In q.
Don't ride 20 FtciorY en- the backs
90 those who 'hght % Win q.
Nor stand aside uhen duty calls
Because 4 eoats = dollar
lust hand ~ cut q hundrea mere:
Then set riEht up and "hoilsr-
ffurrah for Pensacola men
While vide the bay is rleaninE.
Hurrah for the fearless y. C. A.
With al the tags a-streaming
Pan into lins and double auick
or yuu win not - tn a. 4
There's wealth and glory Just ahead.
And We are bound % wfn ~
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

No. anxious inquirer. GgV. wilson
dld not - - Bermuda "a km hears
and slsphants He merely wanted 20
a. a rev stunts on q bicycle and eet
cut ~ the political Atmosphere ard
away from advisers for q brief breath
inn SPELL
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

&N.HNENNaMHH
OF Uncle JACK uha closely rpeermhlea
old tlack Joe On that he uint set ne hair
where fhe hair used % Frnu. has lived
iu several HrnNratioua-he does not know
exarfiY how mauv~ln the service ~ !
Nirs4uia family, says fha Popular Maga-
E.ne Last summer there were fwo - I.
hieH iu the house. and Umcie JACK. desert
inH Tor tho momcnt the diplomacy and
hneHEe Which had alwafa characfarl1ed
him. committed the fatal hiunaer ~ say
ina that ere rhlid wnF preftier than tha
other, The aENfieVef mother hunte4 up
tnR old man ana asked him what ~
meant ~ re remmrk
~Lemnns ase your baby again" aah
Aark, evidently much DISTURBED
Ahta ufiNlleNn vas Niwen him. mmf he
stood for a long time silent ana fhoughf-
fui before TIE child whom he had -
EroanlV sland2red Flnniiv Ne naid in q
iow critical rranuers
We'll ! tell You a. vuther enc 4 q
nttie fattsr zen diH enc. bat "a. here one
q q leetis ntoutrT
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

TO relieve the president elect Of
any further emharraNsmeut we hRxara
the modest suggestion that he already
Has four women IN hia eahinet--.Mrn
Wilson and ths three charming dauwh-
fara
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Nov 10 a rsfKhty good time 10 own
vour own bone in Pensacola. Real
estate vaiues are Increasing daily On
fhia gvowing city They never depro-
ciafe. that's certain.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

In rending the reports sent out 81
the Balkan var one ia almost forced
90 the conclusion that they smack TOO
much ~ TIE press aganfs story 20 be
the real thing
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Lurky. coafleh.T Haia tha pro-
fesrnr. 'Tayn considerably more than I
fniiiion eNas" IA n mighty lucky fol
the Goldfish that she doeNn't have "a
Cactus over every eng.~ aaid she stuNenl
Who came fruu the farm.--tusiianapoiia
Journal
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

ThrouEh sheer eourtsny the jokeru
and punslers Ehouls spare Ambas-
sador sFFinE Rice anti ne hes az
lesst beceme anc.fmatea.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Not 20 be outdone ~ her sister
states f1orida aiao hNs about ten ap-
pncants Ter every po.itical ios that n
10 be "G0isd out
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Preaideut-eiect wilson asserts that
hs has not neiected = member ~ his
cabinet up 90 the present time II
seems that he has been eheerfuuy rs-
ileved of that duty hv a horde 81
Fratuitoua advisers
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

The penaacoia Commeruial Amaocia-
ton Is an amhitious orEanixation. N
500 are ambifieua to assist IN makinH
eur citY pTosperoua ycu possssa the
necessary quallncation te be q mem
her
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Inertia T. one thing that Pensacola
- not aniicfsd with. Activity in every
line ~ business is evident on every
hand. even % q superficial observer.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Pa Whaf does IL usau pher yea raF
that rnan hasn't the rouraNa 81 hts
conFictionsr That he has oulnoirs, hut
ismt wlilnH - haf mumay On them -
uetroii Frsc Press
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

bui the erow6 eheered as with hurnsa
hands he held up q small round box
"Feilowai" Ne shouted. -this Buekien's
Arnica Salve ! hold. has everything
beat for burns Right also for bolls
ulcers. sores pimpiea ecaema. cuts
sprainH. bruises. Surcst Pile cure ft
subdued Inflammation kills pain. Only
Is cents AZ w. A pAlembertes
(Advl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

PED taEs we're In evidence on every
I eide ~ every street yesterday. And
I theY are smhlemaiie 81 push and
rroEreaa.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

These not wearing red tagH are ds-
cldedlv In the minority.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

don't believe h ash any editor. All
hs has got % a. ls wprk one q the
esteemed Michigan weekly editors
sizes ~ the matter as follo~as
TO run newspaper al q fellow
has % a. = 90 he ahie % write
poems discuss the tariff and money
questions, umpire a baseball game, re-
pert q welding. saw wood. deserlfe q
IRE % that the readers win she'd their
wrapa make 81 Do the work ~ SIC.
shine at q da1cs. measure calico. abuse
the liuunr habir tssl whiskcy. sub
seriee O. charity. 30 without meals,
attack froe silver. wear diamonds. In
vent advertisements, Nneer az Enoh-
herY. overlook scandal. appraiss ha-
hies. dellgat pumpkin rAiners. uainistar
% the afflicted, heat the diHEruntlea.
nght % a finish. sst typs. hold epin-
ionn. sweep tha ondce. speak a. tha
prayer meetinEs and stand in win
everybody and everything
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

IT is q pleasure 20 tel you taat
Chamheriain's Cough Remedy "a the
best cough Encdicins have ever used =
writes Mrs Hugh Campbell. ~ La
venia, Co. II have used ~ with al
my children and ths results have been
highly satisfactory- For sale bT all
daalerw fAdwD
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Mr. Roosevelt. father-in-iaw of fer
mrr Congressman Nick IsonEworth, 10
Hiii nursing bis progressive party
aropawnaa. n n ever reaches a stage
~ maturity a. wiil reaulre auperlstive-
lv careful nursing before n u Wvansd
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

The hulEarians claim - have seeso
university graduates On their army and
q seems that coilere boys can frat
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

n ia dinouit 70 Ten whlch aide Won
o. TIE Jacksouviuo street car STRIKE
The waEes ~ the men were increased.
Bat the union Wfn not bs recognized.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

hothln6 "a cs7iain coutainlnH the
details % the var IN tas Balkans ex-
eept that the TURKS are ou ths run.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Accoroin1 e Uncle AbneF.
FINER Jonea. who cauvaases Tor
csayou portraits got an order Ter a
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

tt heEins 20 lock az though en-
Thanksgiving day. next year. Europe
wtu have 60 set along without TURKEY.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Nothina 90 De TIL Tsworys~.
The iifo - an editor o. one path ~
sweet scented biushlng roses n yuu
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Fpisgrncefui anair a. tha club chouy
and FefeN came 90 h'0wa Nothing -
very disErarefn about that" fnuf they
allowed themselves % ~ held apart hy
d couple 81 beliboYa. and they were vNrF
snail beiltsye al that ---f.oulsxfie coy-
ieF Journal
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

10 tho Eolden panacea that nature has
urged upon you--thsn you are less
wise than the dullest animal Or insect.
whose Instinct teaches them these
simple things
You have rrown richer while ethsrs
took rscreation--chf
nut there are riches other than
rnoney--bettsr than money.
The hearty laugh of health has
Brought more and sweetsr music into
the world than the ciink of dollars.
The man who has got . little fresh
AR Isto his iungs. mere red corpuscies
lu he hlosd and q ntfis more song IN
BIS soui f. a richer man than II he
only had q little more money IN his
pockets And he ia the better able 20
make money. too
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

west Florida = eonspicuously IN ne
umolight
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

vincent AEior. 81 years old on RI
day last is nov niaEnate of the
FIRST water.-fiirminEham AEc- Herald
Hes worse han thaf Hes = multi
marnnte
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

The sun does not shine upon p hap
Ticr or more prosperous pcopie than
are 20 be found in West Florida.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
Alarmed by Activities of Rebels in Northern
 Mexico
THE UNITED STATES
 WILL NOT INTERVENE
Concentration of Troops on Mexican Border Should Not Be Taken as Menace = Alarming Reports
 Received From Interior

Mexico City. February S.-Stirred by the rebellion in northern Mexico, President Madero today asked the permanent com mission of congress for permission to call special session of the national senate, from which body the president desires au- thority to communicate with the American government relative to sending troops through United States territory in order to enter Chihuahua from the north
 President Madero told the committee conditions were such as to make it impos- sible to invade the rebel infested regions without great delay unless such routing of troops was permitted. The committee also considered today the petition or a group of deputies who asked that a spe- clal session of congress be called to con sider the best means of coping with the growing revolt. The committee sent both petitions to subcommittee. which is ex- pected to report within eight days. Railways Disturbed Dispatches received in the capital today show that railway communication be- tween Torreon and Chihuahua is still broken and that since yesterday Tor IeoH > only TellidiiiiiB way oI itdthhtS the north by railroad was stopped when three bridges on the line connecting that city with Monterey were burned and an other torn out on the International rail- road, whose northern terminus is the bor- der town of Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, known since the Madero regime as Piedras Ne Rras.
 Another temporary blocking of traffic occurred when the rebels derailed Mex ican Central railroad train of IA freight cars a short distance north of Irapuato On the same road, at Villa Senor rebels last night raided the station. Reports from Torreon state that the number Of rebels is increasing and that the raiding of hacendas is increasing.
 From southern Mexico the reports ind- cate little improvement in the situation. The rumor of yesterday that Gen. Felix Diaz nephew of the deposed president, had risen In revolt in oaxaca, has proved to be untrue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
TODAY'S AGE.HERALD

1-Madero calls special session of na- tional senate.
 Oakley called to Washington to give his testimony.
 Hines offered operator money to see message.
 Day of rejoicing among friends of Un- derwood.
 Is no disorder at Belfast. Underwood being taken seriously. Banker Morse returns home. 2-Contract given for knotty gap in new Louisville and Nashville line. 3-Many Underwood clubs organized Drew is found guilty at Gadsden Eufaulans form Underwood club 4Editorial comment. @whole city astir over religious move men,
 Fran. Julian is here in fine humor. Fair association meets next week. Birmingham Southern buys 80 new steel cars.
 y,ill meet to plan another industrial excursion. s-Entirely new turn taken in Chinese empire. Endorsements pour in for states fa- vorite son. 7-Dolly Dalrymple and MT. Frank Kil- day. ya-C.ommittee meets at Tuscaloosa 10-Formal order for investigation of Flor ida frauds.
 Molesworth announces some new ac- quisitions. i1l-President Taft to assume offensive in
 campaign. R-Chattanooga will have exposition Weldon meets with encouragement. 1s-Mavkets. t4-- Huntsville man badly burned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
Bryan Attacks Underwood

San Benito Tex, February ST fear the investigation will prove farce. If the banking committee begins at once and makes a thorough investiga- ton I shall be both surprised and de- lighted" declared ". J. Bryan today in a statement issued regarding the re- suit of yesterdays democratic caucus with regard to invest gatlng the so- called money trust.
 ''Misled by Wall street." he said, 'un- der the control of predatory interests and democrats whose sympathies are with the money trust, we yet have praise of MT. Henry the Texas House leader. who proposes to investigate the money trust This was voted down in caucus yesterday.
 "It Is the misfortune of the party to have some members who can bo misled by Wall street and 1t is a still greater misfortune to have some members who are as completely under the control of the predatory interests as any of the republicans The money trust did not want any investiga tion at all When 1t could not prevent an investigation 1t sought to have an in- vestigation by the banking committee, which contains some democrats whose sympathies are with the money trust. IT was. in my Judgment. a grave mis- take to allow the trusts to select the jury.
 "I fear the investigation will prove farce. If the banking committee be- gins at once and makes a prompt and thorough investigation | shall be both surprised and delighted. Congressman Henry has made a splendid fight and his efforts will be more appreciated if the banking committee is found, as 1 believe 1t will be- to be under the con- trol of Wall street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
FAMOUS BREWER
 DIES IN SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio, Tex. February Scar los Phillip Regen, who for 34 years sold the entire output of his one-man brew cry over his own counter, died today, aged S7.
 Regen's beer was declared in report of the United States department of agri- culture to be the purest in the country. Regen had been offered large sums of money by spectators for his process, but refused to part with the recipe. Since 1878 the brewer has conducted a brewery in a single room of quaint old fashioned building in Crockett street, which has been visited by thou sands of tourists to sample his stock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
Another Mild Sensation Is Produced in L0rimer
 Hearing
ALMOST
 COME TO BLOWS
Lumberman Wanted to See Message Detective Bailey Sent to Kerr. Sheridan Will Have Speed
 Test Today

Washington, February S.-A mild sensa- ton was produced today in the Senate I.orimer committee hearing by Miss Hei- en seavers, telegraph operator in local hotel. who testified that Edward Hines, the millionaire lumberman, some two weeks ago, had offered her money 10 let him see a telegram Detective Bailey had just sent to H. E. Kerr Gnder cross examination she declared that 1t was meant as a tip. The telegram an- nounced a postponement of the hearing Miss Seavers swore that few minutes after Bailey sent the message Hines came to her booth and asked to see the mes sage just sent to Kerr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09
IS NO DISORDER AT
 BELFAST MEETING Anti-HOme Rulers COwed by
 Rain and Troops A VERY QUIET NIGHT Troops Will Be Kept in Belfast Over Saturday as Precautionary
 Measure-Essential Features
 of the Home Rule Bill
A VERY QUIET NIGHT

Belfast, feDrudfy e'-Ninstui oprH'V' Churchilrs incursion into Ulster, which threatened at one time to cause sangui- nary rioting and serious loss of life, has ended without even broken head The first lord of the admiralty and John F. Redmond, leader of the Irish national lists, spoke today from the same platform on the home rule bill. MT. Churchill outlined the intentions of the government with respect to self government for Ireland and declared that no greater boon could come to the empire than the settlement of the long and bitter quarrel between the British government and the Irish people.
 RedmOnd's Appeal
 Mir Redmond appealed to Ulster fin the name of Ireland and the British empire. justice and good will, to lend it's aid in settling the Irish question wisely, well and forever
 The presence in Belfast of the largest military force ever gathered to preserve peace among Irish factions, combined with a drenching rain to check the belli- cose ardor of the anti-home rules, whose hostility was mainly wanted by booing and hooting. But that ugly temper was aroused and the vice authorities were alarmed by possible consequences is shown by the fact that on their advice MT. Churchill left the city by special train two hours before the announced time of his departure. thus disapponting a huge crowd which assembled later to give him mixed send off.
 Mir. Churchills speech was delivered be- | aial, off had been made to bar all hostile ele- ments. It aroused tremendous enthusiasm but at one point delegation of suffra- settes attempted to cause a disturbance. Is Quiet Night
 The night passed quietly. Great crowds paraded the streets until late hour, but the rival parties for the most part Kept to their own qua rters of the city. Tha na- ionalists burned effigies of. Lord Lon 7on- derry and Sir Edward Carson, uni, mist leaders.
 In response to continued and enthusias- tic cheers of their supporters. Lord Lf'n- donderry and Sir Edward Carson appeared on the steps of the Ulster club. Sir Ed- ward in brief speech said he was proud of Belfasts behavior, but, lie added. i've will fight every inch against home rule. !"
 The troops will be kert in Belfast over Saturday as precautionary measure.
 Essential features Of the home rule bill were set forth fof the first time by Mir. Churchill. The measure, said MT. Churchill. would fit into general scheme of parliamentary revolution leading ulti- mately to the formation of the empire That was the only way ta free the house of commons from its pre..ent congestion Look at our great rivsls, the United States of America and Germany" said the speaker both of these great powers con- duct their business through separate par liaments.'
 Would Be Great Boom
 MT. Churchill contenddd that the set : tlement of the long atiarrel between the British government and the Irish
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09

ecoNTlNUHD ON RAGn llA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-09

to help her but she replied; Don't mind me. Get MT. Morse in safely"
 A tense moment followed. punctuated with more flashes and reports then the little party whizzed away. Charles w. Morse was back home.
 No outsiders were permitted to com municate either with Mir. or Mrs. Morse after their arrival at their home Late tonight pr. Fowler sent out word that the former banker had stood the trip well but he would not venture definite prediction as to the time it would take the patient to gain sufficient strength for his contemplated ocean voyage. pr. Fow- Ter corrected the prevailing impression that he would accompany Mir. Morse abroad. stating that he would return south shortly. possibly not even waiting for Mir. Morse to sail.