davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
MASH AGENCI.

Upawaznlenl 50 do kolektowan's
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuj4c
nasi agenei mieiecowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
CHI APPEL HILL. Tex. A. Klocek
FRIED, N. Oak ID. F. Szarkowski .
GRANVILLE, S.Dak:, Jozef Grubs,
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Mich4i Misb
Mellen, Wis, Teoh Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa" FIR. Jablonsk
LEO MINI. Mateusz Bilski. .
OAK HILL, Mich, st Pogorze!skt
BREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan y
WARSAW. N. D. 1eodor Wvsockt
WILNO Mimi. Fl. Badzi6ski.
OKLA, S. +. G6rski - 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

/ sowszem, jezell sic ME
opfaci TAXI dom " innych
portach mniejszych, to W
porcie Nowojorskim' przy
mcdowell gospodarce ma pod
stawie nowycb rego' rzado:
wych ola dom6w imigracyj-
nych moze pokryf wszystkie
wydatki j to napewno.
Autor ko6czyswoje wywo.
dy " ten .spos6b: ,,Kupno
jednak Domu Emigracyjnego
ma wlasny rachunek j pro-
wadzenie t~akowego, by}oby
podlug mnie, "a wieIkim Gle
zarem ola Zjednoczenia".
Mic ma potrzeby, ably lied
:noczenie ten Dom k%upewa}o,
ale zeby gospodarstwem sic
jego zsjefo tax z punktu ka-
tolickiego, jake tez patryo-
tycznego, i r6wniez zajelo SIG
kolekta ma ten eel W Stanach.
laden ksiadz ME jest w}a5ci.
cielem parafji, a mimo to
PRAGUE i gaspodArzy W niej,
jakby " swo;ej w}asno6ci
wedlug swojego poWo}ania,
dlaczegobY organizacja Zje1-
noczenia ME mog!a tax "a
szczytnej us}ugi przyjqc ma
.siebie Ola dobra polskiego
lddu podlug w}asnego powo.
}ania jake katolicka i patrjo-
|tyczna organizacja? "
ten spos6b moze przyj6c "
blizsze p~orozumienie sic z
| Duchowie6stwem, kt6re Or,
{! ganizacje bedzie szczerze po-
Ipieralo i. cbetnie pomegalo
tax ma tenn, jak i ma .wszyst,
kich innych= polach piracy
narodowej. Cd takiej pol
skiej organizacji jak Zjed-
noczenie my sic wiecej =spo-
! dziewany, anizeli tylko pos.
.miertnego, DO to mozemy i
! cd airyskich i %niemieckich
towarzystw mice. Me opieraj
my naszego patryotyzmu i
piracy organizacji polskiej
tylko ma poSmiertnem ale
kierujmy ia do zycia, do dzia.
}alno6ci ola obrony i podnie.
sienna naszego zycia narodc-
wego ma spos6b braterski.
Me badzmy maszynkami po-
6miertnymi wzgledem siebie,
ale czynnikami zywotnymi
ma wz6r innych narod6w i
innych wyzna6.
PatrzmY co inne narodo.
wosci i rome sekty czynia
pod wzgledem opieki nad g.
migrantami! U mas W porcie
~Ealtimorskim widzimy ma
wlasne oczy, lax ma kazdego
naszego imigranta czycha
kilku pryczer6w protestanc-
kich i innych agent6w SEX
ciarskich, ably sic MIN gao.
=piekowac ma sw6j spos6b, ale
ME mosa hic zrobic AMI o.
.siagnac swojego celu misyj-
nego, DO nasze Towarzystwo
Katolickie Imigracyjne czu-
wa pilnie mad katolickimi l.
migrantami. Ma ta opieke Ola
imigrant6w W tutejszym por-
Gle skladaia sic Wszvscv ksie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

ale ola dobra naszego naro.
du. Kto- ma BYE tv,n odpop.
wie1nimY = sta}a osganizass
eva polsks, a1bo swfecka,
albo zakQnna uTeska, . z.as
faa;em i ciemsw
kich.
Me danny sie ba1amncic
rozmaitymi pierozsadnyni
wyWOdami babskimf. j
ME zniecbeeajmy ami sie.;
bic ami drugich do pracy,
tylko badzmy m4zaymi W,
~postepowaniu, badzmy Polk
kami Z zyciem |. sumieaie4'',
ME oddawzjac naszego poi.
skiego ludu emigr4cYjnego y
opieke zydowska, rosyjsla
lab protestancka, ale ma nit.
lose Boga zajmnmy sie. sanad=
MIN z poczucia iudxkiego.
katoIickiego j naszego naro-
dowego.
Sprawl Domu .imigracyj.
nego 20 K j Q e o W Mo-
wynn Yorku to sprawl nasza
og6lno naro1owa, kt6rej ME
MONA lekcewazyc, albo "a
mieniac ma jakies scbreDis-
ko, ably sic klopotu pozbyc,
tn trzeba sic mia zaiat, ma
serjo, tax jak ma to zsslugu-
je, i dzwignac ia z z up4d.
ku i przyprowadzic do nor.
! malnego 2ycia.
Nowy York jest wlasciwie
najgf6wniejsz4 Drama wei6cia
! z Europy do Ameryki. Kaz.
dy nar6d wysyia swoich
, przedstawicieli i opiekun6w
ola swoich ludzi. " imieniu
wlasnego .Domu imigracyj.
nego, tylko Polacy-K atolicy
beda ma iasce zyd6w, nieu-
COW; albo polskich liberal6w,
ktorzy W imie swojego ma
rodowego basfa npop6w ne
potrzebuja Religji", beda
zaraz prey wetepie kierowac
roczciwy wierz4cy nasz lod
ma fa}szywe drogi. Vice my
zdajsc doskonale to stosun.
XII, bedziemy z obojetnofcia
traktowali tax wazna nasza
polsko~ katolieka plae6wke,
czy fortece polska, " samei
metropolji ameryka6skieif
Jezeli tax, to. by6my .sobie
wystawili 5wiadectwo We'll
kiego ub6stwa narodowego i
religijnego.
A vice do dziela Braeia q:
by podnie6c i rozwinat pra-
ce nesz4 polsk4 ! kstolickai
opieke, z Domu dw. J6sefa
W .Nowym Yorku, mad nassy-
mi polskimi emigrantani,,
kt6rzy przyci6nieci bieda "
kraiu szukajs. schronienia i.
chleba " Ameryce. ss
Wszystkie katolickie pisma'
polskie powinny podnie6f
CLOS i zsinteresowac wszyst-
kich ia bardzo wa4na Sprawl,
Ks. Funcis7ek Pynnar OMC.
Vice. prezydea m.ana4er
1owa'zyst.oa Katolickiego Amigr.
70 Baltimore, 700 s: Ann ST.
: II
Io,n ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

l mna prawo wiedziieec> Z Z Kin kFim m ria
90 czynienia iilu ma przeciw-
nik6w.
Odczuwamy dotk]iwie
wszelkie rozdrabnianie sill La
szych j tesknimy "a lud9mi
.opatrznosciowymi, kt6rzyby
wszystkich razem wepchneli
do jednego szeregu. 30 nasz
nar6d cd dawna ~przyzwycza-
|jony do kl6tni i sporu ME
jest otrzasc sic z tych
wad. Umiemy czasem wyatt
Fkowo zapalic sic ogromna ia
|dza zgody niecierpliwie spo-
'gladamy ku chwili, kiedy sic
.wszystkie oddzia}y zbija W je-
den zastep, jakby wykuty z
|jednej bry}y. Ale coz pc tenn
|kiedy take popedy kr6tko
trwaja. Jeste$my ma chwlle
|jednej mySli, danny ma to ma
|zjezdzie W Pittsburgh, a W
[Chicago zn6w pieni sic ten
sam Polak i rzuca sic jak
v sciek1y IA brata, "a to re
ten ,klecha" jeszcze liczy set
Xxi s}uchacz6W W kazda ME-
|dziele a tamtemu zdarzy sic
|sposobnosc gfoszenia swych
pojec liberalnych raz kiedys
ma miesiac Tub ma rok i to
publicznosci roztargnionej,
czasem wprost niesfornej.
Wysz}oby nam ma dobre
prawdopodobnie, gdybysmy
TAX zrozumleli wszyscy, ale
to, 'bez wyjatku, re musimy
bye jedni ; zgodni ma sail O.
brad, ma obchodach, W kos
ciele, W domu i IA szpaltach
gazet.
Jezeli kiedy jake nar6d u
! padniemy, to wprz6d mix
czemniejemy do nies}ychanej
podfosci; niczem bedzie wo-
bee takiego upadku utrata
niepodIeg}oSci i wszystkie in
ne kleski.
Kto mas cape wni, re garst-
ka dobrze myslacych uratuje
sytuacye? Moze kazdy z mas
czuje wyraznie, ale boi sic po-
wiedziec, re dzisiaj stanowczo
wiecej jest Polak6w co ruiz
huje niz tych co buduje Pol
.ske.
Ha6ba; no tax lecz nam
gorsze jeszcze i wstretnieisze
s}owa brzmiq W uszach- sta
panty pc grubym pokladzie
oskarzen1 ciezkich jak pc.
kwiecistym dywanie i juz mas
to wcale ME razi a ma mas
naprawic?
Ten mas nawr6ci, kto 3D.
swiezy nasza dusze polska.
Trzeba~ bedzie gfeboko ora6
10 d}ugo ugarem leza}a a O.
statnie lepsze> zniwo narodo-
we, Konstytucye 3 Maja, ze-
braliSmy wSr6d bury i gro
NOV wrogai zdrady brater-
skiej.
ST., ~ .,n
I<nas samych j innych lzi-
wi, ze wiemy co mas boil, wie-s
my doskonale jake mas le-
karstWo uzdrowi-ale choru-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

nych jak obecnie stoja W tuz
tejszych portach, tylko cos
siyszaf z opowiadania. Me ma
pojecia 0 zadaniu j koniecz-
nosci istnienia takiego domu
emigracyjnego. Me ma wyo-
brazenia jake usfugi czyni
TAXI dom emigracyjny ola ma
ssej polskiei emigracji. Jezeli
tylko rozchodzi sic 0 korzySci
finansowe; zhtoaz pewnoscia
najlepiej zalozye tam salun
polski. Ale jezell chcemy
szczerze pracowac ola dobra
naszego polskiego ludu, kt6-.
ry z koniecznosci ratowania
zycia tuba sic pc obcych pro-
zach, to ratujmy Dom sw.
J6zefa jake Dom emigracyj-
ny, a ME jake schronisko ola
.
.kilkunastu dziewczat dlatego,
re to sic op}aca.
Opieka mad imigrantami W
tutejszych portach jest talk
wa5na j tax konieczna jak O.
pieka parafjalna W. naszych O.
sadach. Opieka ia ME polega
ma tenn, ably emigrantowi dac
stancje czyli mieszkanie W do
mu -emigracyjnym i "a to
sciagnac cd niego pieniadze,
to portrait uczynic kazdy n.y.
dek W Nowym Yorku, ale
zaopiekowac sic MIN w;:trud-
nosciach, jake znajduje wo-
bee praw imigracyjnych tu-
tejszego Rz4du: Potrzeba bye
przy badaniu przez inspekto-
row PREY ladowaniu i wtedy
pomagac ]udziom, potrzeba
apelowac "a tymi, kt6rzy SO
z%atrzymani do Washingtonu,
potrzeba wielu pomaga6 W
wyszukaniu prawdziwych adj
res6w dokad jada, potrzeba
.ich bronic pred oszustami i
wyzyskiem r6znych naciaga-
cyl to wszystko lyle kosz-
tuje piracy i poswiecenia sic,
re mkt niema pojecia,. chyba
.kto tenn sic z%ajmowal. A to
sic ME op4aca, DO to jest obo-
wiazkiem Domu emigracyjne-
go, jezeli chce mice wstep do
portu PREY ~ladowaniu i INA
genie opiekuhstwa ola imi-
grant6w wobec ameryka6skie-
go Rzadu.
Dom emigracyjnv W poje-s
ciu autora jest tylko hotelem
ola emigrapt6w, ale we w}a6-
GIVEN swietle jest tax moi.
ma praca prey ratowamu ro~
cd deportacji i -skie-
rowaniu do w~laSciwego miej-
sea, jak praca kazdego gor-
liwego kap}ana o dobro
parafian. Dawniej o.
migracja ME potrzebowa}a
tel opieki, DO ME bylo tax
surowych praw emigracyj-
nych jak teraz. A nasza pol.
ska emigracia ME ustaje, lecz
jeszcze sic wzmaga z powodu
stosunk6w " kfaiu,
potrzeba swoich ratio
Autor pisze, ze Rad sic O.
emigrantami, tax, O.
sic jak sedzia ma try.
bunale siedzacY obwinionym,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

gwaltownie potrzeba. kaazdego
atomu zdrowego uczucia pa
tryotycznego ikazdego zdzbla
silly uwiezionej Y polskiej
krwi. Ma widok upiora woj-
ny zbliaajacego sic do granic
|kraju rodzinnego, dosyc gnu6-
ME poruszy}o sic wychodztwo,
ale zanosifo sic ma lepsze RE
czy, gdy i to szlachetne uczu-
Gle niesienia pomocy zagrozo-
nym wykorzystali ludzie pod
Ii ma ,z}e cele. :
Mielismy WARY troche, ze
sokolstwo prz$ynajmniej sta
ME zdala cd spisku i ME: da.
sic wciagnac do obozu kom-
promitujacego. lnaczej sic sta
10, chociaz ME smieja. soko-
Ii stanac otwarcie pc zadnej
|stronie, poniewaz boja sic po-
~nownego roz}amu. Widzimy
jednak z pism, re wiesc o
Ichwiejnem stanoWisku. i po-
'niekad take dwu]icowosci
Soko}a ME spadfa jak grom@z
pogodnego nieba ma sp6}e-
cze6stwo polskie. Jakos ME
osfupielismy u. p%odziwienia,
}gdy wreszcie nasi prorocy,
przetar}szy oczy, ujrzeli Soko-
Tia kokietujacego z X. O. n.
Ami s16wka ~usprawiedliwie-
MIA, DO ma take zachoWanie
sic niema Observation-Disclosures.
Ale zn6w ME spieszyc sic z
wyrokiem potepienia ma GAIA
sokola reese; potepialibySmy
samych siebie, poniewaz cafe
wychodztwo polskie jest W
obozach. I Sokolstwo mog}o
przez pewien czas zachowac
pozory niezaleznoSci wobec
nowych stronnictw. w re
~czywistoSci zas Mkt mic VIE
rzy W mozliwosc neutralnego
stanowiska, chyba ci, kt6rzy
to stanowisko ca4kiem opie-
raja ma tenn, re Sokolstwo ME
ioSwiadczy}o sic publicznie.
iKto Polakiem czynnym, ten
dzisiaj ME mole i ME powi-
! MEN STAG zdala cd tego co
! sic wsr6d.nas dzieje. Nadto
bedzie rzecza dobra poracho-
wac sig z si}ami "a i przeciw-
ko. Rada Narodowa ME po-
pe4ni zadnego bfedu robiac
wszystko MOTIVE, ably pozys-
kac Soko}a ola dobrej sprawy
j odciagnac go r6wnoczesnie
.od zeszarganego Komitetu O.
N. Pozory i hypokryzya mas
zgubia doszczetnie vice obsta-
wajn,y PREY otwartosci p6ki
czas j czy6my dobrze ma O.
each swiata polskiego. Wy
wleczenie ma widok publicz-
ny nawet wybitnego gryzonia
,nocnego bedzie zasluga; W
walce jaka prowadzimy obec-
ME w;ygrac musi ostatecznie
uczciwosG a ME sauna liczba,
chociazby nojwieksza.
DIVA stronnictwa So zawsze
.mniejszem elem niz az try, a
Sok6f %trzymajacy zfabrykowa-
ma ma poczekaniu straz mad
.Rada Narodowa i Komitetem
O. ~, to w1asnie take tree
cin StrOnnictwO ktHyo nnErv-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

mas samych j innych dzi.
wi, ze wiemy co mas boil, VIE
my doskonale jake mas le-
karstwo ~uzdrowi-ale choru-
jenny ciagle jakoby nam W
.chorobie dobrze by}o, albo
tez jakoby6my chcieli Boga
Emusic, zeby mas cudem u
zdrowi}.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
Mayor Reilly and
The Retiring City Officials.

In the change OF administration
yesterday wherein Pensacola passed
from the aldermanic form to the COM
mission torn of city government. there
retired to private life severa, city Of
fcials whose long and devoted service
deserve attention at this time.
Notable among these is Frank Reilly,
member of the city council for ten
wears and chief executive of Pensacola
for four years. or fourteen years In all.
Mayor Reilly had seen longer continu-
Gus service than any member of the
retiring administration and he pos
sessed the distinction OF being the only
man who ever served two consecutive
terms as mayor, at least In many years.
As member of the city council, Mr..
Reilly was identified with every move
ment and every ordinance looking to
the numerous public improvements
which have been made In Pensacola in
recent years, and as mayor 1t was
under his administrations that most of
those improvements have been effected
he has made a safe and able public
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1913.
Pensacola's New
City Commissioners.

The three commissioners who com
pose Pensacola's present city govern
ment afford striking Illustrations of the
broad democracy which forms the
foundation Of this great American
commonwealth.
Some IS years ago. small in1ni-
grant boy, then 16 years old. poor,
almost friendless, unacquainted with
the language of the country, landed in
New York city from his fatherland
across the sea. BY industry honesty,
right living, and a desire to identify
himself with the institutions of his
adopted country. he gradually built q
place for himself both in the business
world and in the hearts of those who
came to know him. For 20 years he
has been a respected citizen of Pen
sacola and today Adolph Greenhut Is
the mayor of the city which he has
helped make.
A younger man, but one who has
made an eny1able place in the affec-
tions of his fellow citizens. is Frank r.
Pou. who now holds his first public
Office as commissioner Of fire and police
under the new form OF government.
Some men are gifted in eloquence.
some in business ability, some in
special avenues Of industry or science,
but the greatest gift OF al. is the
ability to make friends, and this ability
was evidenced in the election which
gave f~ink Pou the distinction of
holding the Ions, or four-year. term OF
office. His support came largely from
the men who. toll with their hands
which comes to few men.
few years ago. Thomas johnson
was a stevedore loading ships in Pen
sacola bay. He won and held the con-
fidence of his fellow laborers and later
that same respect and confidence ex-
tended to the public at large Today
he is. one of three men who have been
entrusted to administer the business
of city of 10000 people. That Tom
johnson will make good no one who
Knows him doubts
The selection Of these three men for
this important work illustrates the
fact that true worth is the first re-
Quirement in the success of democratic
government, and that neither wealth
nor special power are necessary for
official position where the people them
selves are the f1na, arbiters.
The Journal congratulates the new
officials on the good start they have
made and the people themselves on
the good representations which thew
have in Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
. .
THE STUDENTS HEALTH
CREED IN INDIANA

I believe my body and good health
are sacred. If / am sick it will very
probably be because 1 have violated
some one or more Of natures laws OF
health.
/ will study natures laws of health
and will obey them for my own sake.
/ will not suck my fingers, or pick
my nose or wipe my nose on my hand
or sleeve, for these practices are I'M
sanitary and very inpolite.
I will not wet my fingers in my
mouth when turning the leaves OF
books.
I will not put pencils in my mouth
nor wet them with my lips.
/ will not put pins or money in my
mouth.
1 will not buy nor use chewing gum
nor buy and eat cheap candies.
1 will only use my mouth for eating
good plain food, drinking pure water
and milk, and for saying good and
kind words.
1 will always chew my food thor
oughly, and never drink whiskey or
wine.
L will strive against the habit of
Clearing my throat" because it is
nearly always unnecessary, and may be
disagreeable to others.
1 will not cough or sneeze without
turning my face and holding a piece
of paper or handkerchief before my
mouth. Polite people never cough in
public if they can prevent 1t.
! will not paint, print, or carve any
vulgar and obscene words or pictures
in any of the houses.
I will keep my face, hands and finger
nails as clean as possible.
l viii. not spit on floors, stairways or
sidewalks, and will try not to spit at
all: ladies and gentlemen do not spit.
1 will wash my mouth every morn
ing on getting up and at night on
going to bed, and will use tooth brush
If I can get one.
I will be clean in body, clean in
mind and avoid all habits that may
give offense to others.
1 will get all the fresh air can and
will open wide my bedroom windows
when / go to bed.-Department Of
Health, Clinton county, Indiana.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10

The farewell banquet for the city Of
ficials of Pensacola, which is to be
given on next Monday night at the
San Carlos hotel, and at which the
three new commissioners will be pres
ent, is to be a fine one in every re-
spect, and plans are progressing rap
idly, now that the guest list is nearly
full
Owing to the fact that several have
asked to be on hand for the fun, 1t
has been decided to allow each attend
ing city officials to bring one or more
guests, telephoning the number of
plates that he wilk want, Immediately,
to No. 2080, the San Carlos hotel.
AS the public is taking unusual in
cola booster" may also cause his name
to be added to the list as it now stands,
by telephoning the same number, which
will be fully appreciated.
This was agreed upon at a meeting
held at the San Carlos yesterday.
Sydney Levy is busily engaged in
rehearsing George Hervey, DIR. Mallory
Kennedy and Harry Waggenheim, who
are to take off" the three commission
ers, Messrs. A. Greenhut, Frank Pou
and Thos. Johnson, in their first execu-
tive session, and the "skit' is said by
those who have seen it to be the best
of it's kind ever offered in PensacoI
Taken as a whole, Monday night will
be some night, and worthy of the prep
arations being made.
List Being Completed.
The guest list for next Monday night
is being rapidly completed, and will be
published in full within few days.
To simplify matters, those planning
to attend should phone 20s0 at the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
Legislative Whitewash
Fails to Stick.

In investigating itself, the United
States senate win no doubt give itself
a clean bill of health. But legislative
whitewash as a rule fails to stay on.
Should any member of the senate be
unduly influenced by reasons Of private
gain, his case will ultimately be at
tended to at home, regardless of what
the senate does now.
A cast in point is that OF State Sen
ator Stillwell, of New York. Charges
were made against him and the senate
applied whitewash literally. Directly
after he was exonerated by the senate.
a grand jury found him guilty, he was
tried and sentenced to the penitentfary.
Lorimer was whitewashed twice but
each time the job was a failure. The
people back at home usually attend to
the victim in due time unless the courts
intervene as in the Stillwell case
The senate may not find dangerous
and insidious lobby at work but all in
telligent people know Of it's existence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
"FLoRiDA, MY FLORIDA"
OFFICIAL STATE SONG
. . . . . . = . . . . . .

Before adjourning Friday the house
of representatives adopted an Official
song for Florida. a piece of verse writ
ten by a time teacher at the ole
Florida college at Lake City.
The resolution was passed Thursday
morning upon the motion of Hon. w
y. Russell, of Putnam. The author
Rev. G. w. Waugh, lives at Crescent
City, in Putnam county, Mr.. Russell's
home town. In offering the resolution
Mr.. Russell paid the aged teacher and
minister a beautiful tribute, and the
notion went through without question
The song was placed in the hands OF
the reading clerk, Hon. Nat. Walker, OF
Wakulla, and he read it most effective
ly. The resolution and the song fol-
low in full:
BE it resolved by the house Of rep
resentatives of the state of Florida,
the senate concurring, that,
Whereas, In view of the fact that the
public schools of the state are now
singing, as a part of their exercise, the
song. Florida, My Florida. a song writ
ten in 1894 by Rev. c. w. Waugh, for
many years an honored professor of
languages in the old Florida Agricul-
tural College at Lake City, and
Whereas, The song has both metric
and patriotic merit of the kind calcu-
lated to inspire love for home and ma
tive state, therefore be it
Resolved, That this song. Florida.
My Florida, be and the same Is hereby
declared by the legislature of the state
of Florida, to be the state song, and
that 1t is recommended for use in the
daily exercises of the public schools
of the state of Florida az well as at all
public gatherings where singing forms
q part Of the program.
The following is the song:
Land Of my birth, bright sunkissed
land,
Florida, nv Florida,
Laved by the gulf and ocean grand,
Florida, my Florida
OF all the states in East or West
Unto my heart thou art the best;
Here may / live, here may I rest,
Florida, my Florida
In country town, on hills and dells,
Florida, my Florida,
The rhythmic chimes of thy school bells,
Florida, my Florida.
VIII call thy children day by day
To learn to walk the patriots way,
Firmly to stand for thee for aye,
Florida, my Florida.
Thy golden fruit the world outshines,
Florida, my Florida,
Thy gardens and thy phosphate mines,
Florida, nv Florida,
Yield their rich store OF good supply,
To still the voice of hunger's cry,
For thee We'll live. for thee we'll die,
F1oI1das my FLORIDA.
The oppressor's rod can't rest ON thee,
Florida, my Florida
Thy sons and daughters free must be-
Florida, my Florida.
From North and South, from East and
West,
From freezing blasts they come for
rest,
And find in thee their earnest quest,
Florida, my Florida
When ills betide and woes o'ertake,
Florida, my Florida.
Thy sons and daughters quick will make
Florida. my Florida
The sacrifice of love and life
To save from woe, from ills and strife,
To fell thy foes in danger rife,
Florida, my Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
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