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8 followed tiff not in fact, at least In
the superheated imaginations of dozen
or more young women In New York who
believe that they have been made victims
of a mysterious stranger who 1abs them
in the arm with an envenomed needle OF
thrusts before their nostrils cloth OF
napkin permeated with subtly sweet
odor which makes them dizzy and i'll.
Either a great wave of hysterie
now envelopes New York or We are
threatened with revival of the
strange practices of the Age of Poison
the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
when death lurked in a bouquet OF
flowers or established its icy grip
through the medium of a pair of poi
soned gloves! q
In those days tainted money" was
not merely figure of speech used by a
sensational cleric to get his name in the
papers. 1T WAS A FACT. -.
Perhaps the most celebrated in
stance dramatized in the play, "Adri-
enne lie Couvreur," in which Sarah
Bernhard has appeared SO often In the
United States. Adrienne was cele-
brated actress with whom Prince
Maurice of Saxony was very much in
love. The Duchess de Bouillon, a lady
of the highest French aristocracy, was
even more enamored of him. So she
sent her rival bouquet Of flowers
which had been sprinkled with deadly
poison. The actress smelled the bios
co,,,. ana diad a., bnreibla onopy
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asked to see the barmaid. The
doorkeeper would not admit her.
and said roughly In bad English
that the barmaid was not there.
Tilly, did not believe him. She
staggered away. back to her bench
In the park, and lapsed into a sort
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All Are Safe

OTTAWA, Jan. 3.-Letter from
Captain Lane reports the Anderson
wing of the Stefanson polar expe-
dition all sife.
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Are We Threatened With a
Revival of "Age of Poisons?''
err Enterprise AssociatiOn.)

(Copyrighted 1913, by the Newspaper En-
The poisoned needle has been revived.
The poisoned napkin has followed it--if
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M, s,e

Glad to know you have used II. Tel
your friends how II stopped your falling
hair and greatly promoted It's growth.
Ask Your Doctor. isoe.hII,' 49, g,
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The Journals Want AID Way"
The Journals want AID Wav
LEGAL NOTICE.
lace .fnsnectors

lace inspectors.
Precinct No. 22.-F. A. Mayo, clerk;
R. r. Jeter, C. G.. Mcdowell, E. N. Jer-
Precinct No. 2S.-N. p. Taylor, clerk;
John Cairns. Jack Gentry, L. L. Will
liams, inspectors.
clerk ?' r. G. Bushnai, E. W. Thomas Thomas s.
ST.. L. w. Harris, inspectors.
Precinct No. 25.-J. c. Van Pelt, clerk;
VIM. A. Waters, w. w. Murphy, H. a.
Suggs, inspectors.
P. o. Shilling, Fred Muller, e. H.
Precinct No. 27.-L. E. Began, clerk;
Fred Thompson, T. NJ. Farrar. H C.
Precinct t" No 2S@G. B. oingles, clerk;
w. w. Day, Herman Heinberg, John c.
Brosnaham, inspectors.
Precinct No. Sd. H. Sheppard,
clerk; j. T. Mackey, Jas. whiting. o. g.
Precinct No. 8o.-John H Cross, clerk;
R. A. Read. Terrill Covington, Alva
Moog, inspectors.
Precinct No. S1.-John w. Bullock, Jr.,
]. Kendall, inspectors.
Precinct No. 32-G. r. Bazzell, clerk;
p. r. Ward, Phil Klein, Henry Phillips
inspectors.
]. W. Ashcroft J. E. Langham, VIM.
Goodwin, ST., inspectors.
Precinct No. ga. o. Zelius, clerk;
G. J. Hargis, B. A. Landrum, r.. c.
fG Precinct Ro. S5G v. Harvey. clerk
w. w. Briggs, A. L. Eggart, F. NJ.
Whiting. inspectors.
Said election to be held at the usual
places of voting and for each of said pre-
Gs S;ei.1 Ol'''' JAS MAcGIBBoN,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
Oct17- -Escambia County.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
! ppoint INSPECTORS and Clerks.

Appoint inspectors and Clerks.
List of those who will manage the
general election on November 8rd, 1914:
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the County Commissioners
in and for Escambia County, State of
Florida, held on the 18th day of Oc-
tober. 1914, the following named persons
We're duly appointed by said board to
act inspectors and clerks for the
day of November, 1914. at the various
precincts respectively:
Precinct No. - Milton Goldback,
clerk: sid w. Roberts, John Burns,
Precinct No. az. c. Caro-, clerk: H.
c. Miller, E. S. Gilmore, H. c. Cravey,
Precinct No. s.-Chas. Kupfrian, clerk
J. N. Brewton. J. F. Coppersmith, ]. II
Precinct No. chapman Gonzalez,
Clark, inspectors.
Precinct No. 5.-E. A.. snowden, clerk;
J. F. Pierce, s. A. Garrett, Louis Frater,
Precinct No. 6-B. NJ. Bombay. clerk;
c. A. Dexter, T. ]. Davidson. o. E. Jen-
nings, inspectors.
T.. Mcmillan, w. A. Finlay, Jr., A. D.
Nicholson, inspectors.
Precinct No r,ts smA; r p R6ISdnPba
Herr Henry Z chaiker Pr inspectors.
Precinct No. &C. r. Stanton, clerk;
Bob Cooley. B. R. Norris. w. r. Tisdale,
Precinct No. 1o.-E.. Ward, clerk; F.
o. Bryars, c. c. Davis, w. T. Welsh,
inspectors.
Precinct No. III. L. Robbins. clerk;
J. c. Mccall, D. q. Faircloth, j. NJ
Millstead, inspectors.
Precinct No TT. E Erickson, clerk;
Dan Bergin, E. ]. Knipper, H T. Beirne.
Precinct No. 1s.-A. L. Kerle. clerk;
Abe Christ, Joe Brown, Dan Murphy
Precinct ft No. 14.-H ]. oulna, clerk;
J. P. McHugh. s. 2. Gonzalez, c. F.
Schad, inspectors.
Precinct No. 15.-Frances Comnyns.
clerk; C. H Burkhardt, F. j. Johnson,
Andy Graham, inspectors.
Precinct No. 16.-J. r. Hollingsworth.
clerk; c. F. Flowers, H a. Joiner, j. e.
Precinct No. 17.-H. C. Clopton. clerk;
J. ]. Bowes. J. E. Spoon, Arthur W.
Precinct No. 1S.-w. l. Chance clerk;
Andrew Bowman NJ. L. Hall j. NJ. Har-
i'f Prec irstsf No. &c. C. Hall clerk; C.
H Barrineau J. W. Hobby, John Bau-
meister, inspectors.
Precinct No 20.-M. McCurdy. clerk;
w T. Newberry, ". 4. PeTyis, NJ. 7.
inspectors.
Precinct No. ale. f. Vaughn. clerk;
H. S. Cooper, R. N. Kittreil, @. W. Wai-
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TREES AND PLANTS.

Sweet ,Pomegranates, Japan
PerSimmons-EWrir-iitte for prices on
Trees. T. F. Westmarl. Phone 41a.
81 East Garden. Pensacola, Fla. oct16tf
WRITE G. W. HINSEY, Mgr, chfpoIa
Nursery for prices etc, on west Fiori-
da Grown Budd5d Orange, Grape fruit
AnaiachicoIa. Fla. 2Tt,,ne
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SECRET SOCIETIES

Pensacola Lodge, NO a, I. Q. o. =.
Pensacola Lodge No. L o. o. F..
meets every Thursday at 1880 p. m. In
Rafford Hall, corner Baylen and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited.
Work in initatory degree.
w. NJ. EYERS.
G. Lambr4c chit, N g.
Secretary.
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PIANOS.

YOUR PIANO can be made like new in
tone. touch and looks by our three ex-
pert piano builders and case finlshers.
Low prices, and you can pay by the
week. The Clutter Music House. 14nov
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w. l. Chance clerk;
NJ. L. Hall j. NJ. Har-
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY Southern physician Al, would
marry. PBoX IS, Toledo League, To-
edo, Ohio. 1soct
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. guardian of the estate of Louise
Avery a minor, will, on the gath, day
of April A. .. 1915. present his final
account and vouchers to the County
Judge of Escambia County. Florida, and
ask to be discharged from his said
guardianship.
A, NJ. AVERY.
Guardian.
5I2A-oct241914oam6m
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H. C. Clopton. clerk /;
E. Spoon, Arthur W.
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NOTICE.

512A-oct241914o
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING. 2OS South Palafox-
liver BIdg'-store, also 8 rooms up
stairs. Knowles Hyer, Agt.,- Brent Bldg.
Phone 90 23oct2W
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TRANSFER, STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO.. Thor. B.
Thorsen, Proprietor. solicits all kinds
for shipment Furniture stored. once
phone e7s. Depot phone 704 5un21
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED by frst-class mill
and factory machinist. Al reference.
% years in last position. Address L. A
coleman, 522 west Chase street, Pensa-
cola, Fla. zzoctot
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wANTED-By thoroughly competent
office man of twenty years exper-
fence associa ton with small firm as
partner; interest in business in return
for services All correspondence conf
Dental. best of references. Address Jr
r. s" care Journal. S1octlot"
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WANTED TO SELL

YOUNG MAN IN an advanced stage of
Pulmonary tuberculosis wants to sell
an insurance policy he holds his life
for a small amount of money to enable
him to get to New Mexico. "A good
investment for the buyer, and a blessing
for the young man. Address "H. c.
Journal office. 24oct2t*
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TANTED-Iron nolder. $40: planer.
foreman, 1925; engineers, store mgr,
$3.50. filers, sawyer, comnissary mgr,
SIS; travelling statesmen, office men, lin
torTnan, $3.50; planer helper, $3.50; cross
cut 7ler, $75; bread baker. $40; cooks.
nremen, SIS; Also several other high
class openings We are employers for
largest saw mills in South. Address this
ofloas Macks, Meridian, Miss. 18otc
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed exeCutrix Of the estate of Eugene
u Saunders deceased, will. on the 21th,
day of April, a. D., 1914. present her
final account and vouchers to the County
Judge of Fscam bia, County, Florida, and
ask to be discharged from her said exc
cutorship. -
HARRIET n. SAUNDERS.
EyecutriX.
11A-oct24.-1914, oam6m
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PALMISTRY.

a. ELDON-Scientific palmfst,
In ~ oyant and ostrologist: test read
81, ~ mail: send birthdate and two
b stamps, 1900 Fourteenth street N
@AnlnEton. .. G, 14oct14no"
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"ANTED-To buy a good, all round.
sVery day horse. Give full description,
iIs s, ana price. Address TX" care The
.S4IHai. 22oct1Ot%
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WANTED-TO BUY

-QsT-A Pointer bitch, white With
,, orown ears and brown spot On hip. tail
e iigpeo, Ret9rn to Tom Anderson and re-
tive reward 9Th and Cross street.
24oct3t"
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Help Wanted Male

Re A Detective: earn $50 to 500 weekly.
Travel all over the world. Write dept.
2s United States Detective & Adjusting
Agency. Railway Exchange, st. Louis,
No. oct1S
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Live Stock and Poultry.

DARLINGS So per cent Meat Scraps:
Darling's Bone Meal for chickens and
fertilizer. GRADUATED Bone for chickens.
Wheat and poultry supplies. Pensacola
Feed Company. oct16tf
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aGEN IS-Every horse owner buys at
~ sight Automatic hame fastener. No
1es SpS 16 NO Oq Ir6st Qutwears the har
,,eamsters wild about them. send for
wee sample Thomas Hame Co, 1924
wayne Building, Dayton, Ohio, 1Soct
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs-Big 24x2s complete framed
ART Art, religious and copyrighted Negro
lctaures l2c. Sensational sellers s00G1
,aoJt. sample free. Also portraits, CON
Peoples Portrait. Dept. IS, Chicago.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED from my farm at Myrtle
Grove, one small red butt-headed cow
about four years old. Reward for IN
oct6tf
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"SA.M an. Buy residence close in.
~ ~'S ne price and location. Box IS, Chip
- i ID 1Soct12t
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statesmen WANTED

high class young man
with good local standing to handle
product of one Of the large typewriter
manufacturing companies. Address P.
Box sos. Jacksonville 17octfo"
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ALESNAN-Experien in any line to
sell general trade in Florida. Vacancy
November LIST. UneXcelled speciality pro-
position. Commission contract. $35. 90
Weekly for expenses. Continental Jew
elry Co. 1912 Continental Building
Cleveland, Ohio. oct1S
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MOTOR SUPPLIES

EVERYTHING for motor
cars Square Deal Auto
r. 21aug
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.
FARM LAND FOR SALE

MUST sell at oncn one piece of 240 acres
and one piece of SO acres, both located
near Gonzalez. VIII make the entire 300
acres for 100000, $4,000 cash and bal
ance in ], 2, years at 500. Address,
Box 331. Pensacola, Florida. SSep
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LOST AND FOUND.

'VgS,NND-Strayed large, dark, thin mule.
MI, "'a old bride and short rope. Owner
nay "S nave same by proving property and
rrsS5sHg Tor this ad at Standard n. S. CO.
.ads Goulding. 22oct3t"
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sell general trade In Florida, uneX-
celled speciality proposition. Commission
contract $4,000 weekly for expenses.
continental Jewelry Co, 2349-41 Contin-
sntal Building, Cleveland, Ohio. 18oct
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CREW NOTICE.
Neither the captain, owners
or consignees of Brit. IS.
@z&TA BIoen1fontein will be respon-
.S49AA sible for debts contracted by
1890 crew of said vessel.
SssE8s& THOS A PURCELL, Captain.
JOHN A MERRITT 6, co, Consignee
GREW NOTICE.
Neither the captain. own
a ers nor consignees Of the
f& British SIS "IJlida" will be re-
U19kS9A sponsibIe for debts contract
Jk<sssSr5esSS ed by the crew of said yes
S1E4EzSsaz@ sci.
B. McCLENAHAN.
John A. Merritt & Co. Captain.
Congignees.
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-Ssss,rE-Between Fisher building, on Pal
rsaeNS and Chase streets, or on Chase
~ N.Y. 70 Spring, or on Spring street.
r re set Of blue prints, diagram of Ice
S ms and machinery. Also answers in
ea use IN circuit court, Escambia county.
.ssd. Phone les or 1895. 22oct4t
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ARTESIAN WELLS.
SEEDS and NURSERIES

CHIPOLA NURSERY Stock grown from
west Florida seed and rejected West
florida I3udwood Is the hardest Write
g. w Hinsey, Mgr. Apalachicola, FLA.
27june
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oSG,ll-On hard road, between Pensa-
laoST a and Pine Barren, 37x4 1-2 auto
IA psse,Itlr tire. Reward for return to Kramer
enters garage, Pensacola. 22oct3t%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-02
Association
de Ernpleados
del Gobierno de Puerto Rico.

La Association de Empleados del Go
ierno cclebro el 1ltimo Domingo Ia
>samblea General de Asociados
Fl Comite Executive actual present0,
'or conducto de su Presidente, la me-
noria anual de los trabaios realizados
urante e ano que va 4 fnalizar, que
ando la Asamblea altamente satisfe-
ha de los buenoS resultados tanto ma
2riales como morales, tributando Ia
Oirectiva un voto de gracias y otro de
onfanza
El reglamentO fut ventajosamente
aformado introduciendo entire otro&
enefcios los sarvicios de m6dico, prac-
jcante, medicinas y dietas en- metalico
Sc acord6 nombrar tres Presidentes
Ionorarios como sigue: FL Gobernador,
Speaker de la Camara de Delegates
ell Presidente del Conseio Executive.
Fue acuerdo recomendar al Comit6
ijecutivo tuyiera en- cuenta ell nombre
el Dr.Jose Carballeira al hacer el nom
ramiento de medico de la Association.
La Asamblea acord6 unanimemen.
uXiliar al asociado don Jose D. Chape!
ie Anasco, con la cantidad de cien do
res, en- vista de la desgracia que |"
curriera en- el incendio de aqueua po-
laci6n.
Por 1ltimo fut nom6rado el meyo
omit6 para 81 aho de mil novecientos
9torca ell cual tomari possession el din
de enero.
En- dicho Comit6 fguran los siguion-
S senores
Jose Penedo Benitez, Jose lusro
argas, Jose Lanuza, Antonio Llabr@s,
afael Schettini Vicente Andino y Ra-
ION Seijo Borr3s.
Elective en- el Banco Po-
ular, ) 10000
Mobiliario, 10000
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s 100000
- K -
Estadlstica del tempo

r Tempo de la semana que termlp6
Fl ~ siguio fresco Y seco. FL promedio
sotal del perio1o fne i'm tereio de pu.
eada, Z Is por cisrtto de ID eantidad
orm.' en ina se.lara de Diciembre
.oS ii@aros aeuac sos fueron uniforme-
2snF tapaftjos los promedios de 10
.as lss diyisiores theron cerca de o.8s
saleada, ezeepto el $. que tnvo IN pro
as3io dc o.tf22 pl&ada 1nieamente Ca
n6vanas con 30 pulgadas y San Ger
man con l.lo fueron las dsieas estacio-
nes que informaron mas de una pulea
Ga Las temperatures promediaron GER
ca de 20. baio la normal Los extremes
faeron 9lo en- Ponce y $40 en- Cayey Il
Jayaya.
- Aw exc
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IA CONFERENC|A DEL JUEvES
Santos Chocano en- la Camara
continuation.

NO nay Quud que el JdpOH pIoCeuc
con un tino que va quisiera Alemania.
AIemania escuch0 de labios de Goe
the la profecia sobre las dos grandes
obras del Porvenir de entOnces que es
ahora ell Presente; el Canal de Suez he
cho por Alemania Inglaterra cumpllo:
Alemania no Sc lego interesar por las
visiones de un Pocta. Durante ell Slglo
XIX, hemos apreciado como Espana,
Francia E Inglaterra descargaron 81
atenci0n sobre ell Canal de Panama: Ale
mania no atendio Humboldt, cuando
este hablara de los nueve puntos estra-
.tegicos para romper el lstmo comprendl-
do entire Mexico Nueva Granada. Las
visiones de un poeta como Goethe y los
estudios de un sabi0 cCGn0 Humboldt
NADIA podian pesar en- e! criterio de les
"Politicos PRACTICES de Alemania, que,
seducidos por ell Ferrocarril TranSibc-
riano (digno de ser recogido dentro de
pocos amos, para Sill exhibition en- algun
Museo de "PolItica ,practica y, en- vez
de afrmar el enorme mercado consumi-
dor del Extreme Oriente, prefrieron
afrmar la incorporation de Alsacia y
Lorena, que estan rindiendo, tai vez, me-
jores resultados. e..
Alemania fu6 la Primera Potencia de
Europa que siguiera las indicaciones de
los Estados Unidos, para ell reconoci-
miento de la RepGblica de Panama hay
hasta una nota efusiva de la Cancillerla
alemana, protestando contra las insinua-
clones que Oportunamente lie hiciera Co.
lombia Verdad es'que ell Kaiset no pa
sa de ser un intelectualizante una suer-
te Gle Roosevelt teut6n, que sabe cantar y
no sc precisamente 81 bailar en- la cuer-
da foja; lpero mo Sc ha percatado, hoy
mismo aoaso, de 10 que signifca para
Alemania el Canal de Panama? Por 10
pronto, un buon golpe en- la cabeza que
va a recibir Ham1urgo: el Puerto final
de la navegaci6n por Suez, el dep6slto
franco para les meraadcrias destinadas
al Asia 8 proccdentes de ella ceta la
mado a correr la suerte que lie cabra al
POGO socorrido Ferrocarril Transiberia-
no Alemania tcndra cue volver los ojos
Africa, 81 Sc 10 tolera Francia.
Sc acerca la lucha entire la manufac-
tura americana y la europea, menos te-
mible para ell case que la japonesa en-
gesti6n. va me ocupare en- 10 que Sc
refere Hispano-America el hecho es
que os Estadcs Unidos no exportan mas
4 los cuatrocentos millones de consumi-
dores de China, que 10 que al million dos
cientos mil eonsumidores de Puerto Ri
co. No exceda en- mucho de cincuenta
millones de d6larcs por aflo el renglon
actual de exportaciones de los Estados
Tnidos al Asia FL Mercado de consume
que abre el Canal de Panama, puede
multipiicar muchas veces las fuerzas
productoras de los Estados Unidos, con
Immediate dano para Europa. va Sc We
como hay necesidad de fortifcar Ell Ca
nal Y de vigilar las Antillas. :.
Isl el Jap6n, en- efecto, Sc esta indus
tria1izando estas horas, la conferencia
defnitiva sobre el Canal de Panama lle-
CARA ser pronunciada, tai vez, T'or la
boca De muchos cs1ones. Conyiene ha.
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Francisco no podia abrir aquel gran
mercado de cOnsumo porque los t1eteS
de ferrocarril, que las manufactures te-
nian que sufrir para llegar desde los
grandes centres fabriles de los Estados
Unidos haSta San Francisco impedial
toda competencia con la baratura alema
ma. Ell senador Morgan, que tan celos(
defensor fuera del proyecto del Canal dt
Nicaragua, 10 era tai vez mas de los ac
cionistas de ciertos Ferrocarriles inte
rcsados en- que no Sc hiciera canal algu
no..
ES oportuno, para cerrar este t6plco
reproducir las ultimas palabras de |;
+" Gaceta de Frankfort" q. tan anti-amC
ricana Sc habia demostrado hasta ahora
Dice asi con referencia al Presidentt
Wilson,:
:" FL lugar para este ldealista esta el
n vida pol1tica; Y nosotros podrlamo
considerarnos muy felices, 81 al frentC
del Gobierno aleman hubiera un Idealis
a de tanta fuerza de voluntad de ten
dencias tan progresistaS como Wilson
iran verdad
Pongamos los ojos sobre Hispano-
America JQu6 pueden buscar los Esta
los ChidOs Ell ella: mercados de consul
40 Q tierras agricolas? Hispano- Anne
rica importa, en- total. sobre POGO mas
J menOs. mil OchOcientos milloneS de do
lares por ano. En- esta cifra, los Els
tados Unidos les corresponds mas de
,eiscientos millones; este es, mas de Ii
ercera parte Con el Canal de Pana
ma, Sc van a abrir los siguientes merca.
dos de consume para EstadOs Unidos en-
Hispano- America: parte de a costa Oc-
idental de Mexico, todo ell Occidente dc
Honduras y Nicaragua (donda Sc asien.
tan las respectivas capitales) la costa
del Paclfco de Colombia toda Ia Repfl-
blica del Ecuador toda la Repnbica del
Peru toda la Rep1blica de Bolivia to-
da la Rep1blica de Chile. Hoy la mer-
oaderia de los Estados Unidos tiene que
resentirse con los fetes de Ferrocarril
necesarios para llegar al Pacifco His
pano-americano, tiene que dar larga
cOstosa vuelta por el Estrecho de Maga-
lanes. Ell grupo de entidades enume
radas ofrece, sobre POGO mas menos,
unos yeinte Y cinco millones de nuevos
consumidores. No es, pues, improbable
el que los Estados Unidos lleguen 4 de
salojar al mercaderfa europea hasta al
canzar los dos tercios de La Importation
total de Hispano America un millolt
doscientos mil d6lares por ano. perc
jque es ello que ser1a ell total Que Sc.
ria mas del total del consume lisDan8
americana, en- comparaci6n con 10 que
puede obtenerse de cuatrocientos milo
mes de consumidores? No yaldrfa la Pc
ma haber heche todo 10 que Sc la hechG.
haber gastado todo el dinero Y toda Ia
energfa que Sc han gastado, 81 el Canal
de Panama no Sc abriese, por verdadera
conveniencia de los Estados TTnidos, aor
fuerza de la Historic y de la Naturaleza
(que son quienes 10 hacen todo) pare a
dominic comercial del Asia
(Continuara.)
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Total
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-04

the rest yet they all show the one
feature.
In one costume, a pulled tunic is
combined with a waistcoat blouse and
both the puffs and the waistcoat are
especially worthy of note for they
make two of the best and newest
features. In the illustration, the
gown is made of plain and lowered
silks but it is the combination of
fancy and plain materials rather than
the fabric that makes the smartness
and the same idea can be carried out
in cotton crepe or any other fashion
able material.