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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
BUSQUE listed ANUNCIO EN- LA
CUINTA PLANA DEL MERCEDES
PROXIMO Y LEA LA OFERTA ES-
PECIAl.
EDUCACION DE LOS NINO!S

No es possible ernplear el mismo sis
tema para educar = todos los ninos.
pues ell que para uros es bueno, pa
n ctros puede dar malos resultados.
FL caracter y las costumbres Sc here
daE, no SOLO de los padres, sino tam
biGn de sus antecesorcs, aun hasta dc
Ia segunda y tcrcera generation.
Ei milo de- nal penio. egoista O ava
~iierto, que Sc abstrac de los juegos
:Aocentes rcluiere n atenciGn eS-
pecial, Y no Sc aconseja %reprenderle
sus faltas, sino mas bien estimular
las buenas cualidadls que pueda te-
ner, animandolo al bien Y e~nsenand9-
lie a dominarse.
Muchos ninos desean con frecuen-
ella proceder bien, v 10 harlan 81 SUI
pleran como. Cen tacto V perseve-
~rancia, Sc puede dominar la voluntad
de IN niho. mas nunca por esfuerzo
casuaies. FL amcr y cuidado de los
padres, pucde hacer mucho hacia ef
oucn desarrollo fisico y moral de un
nino.
Hay ninos, que pueden distineuir e,
hien del NAL. pero otros tienen solo
ura idea confusa sobre este punto. Ell
Eino, como es natural, sigue sus in
c!inaciones sin ocuparse mucho de co
sas titles, v este es I'm punto en- que
Sc hace esencial Ia direction de sus
padres.
Cuando Sc trata de un nino embus-
tero Sc ne4esita de gran vigilancia
J discretion para hacerle perder esa
maia cn:.:lidad, Ia cual puede llegar
mas tarde a ~pervertir su caracter mo-
raj Sc ~aconseja no sorprenderlo nj
demostrarle desconfianza, sino ayudar
10 2 decir Ia verdad y hacerle yer ell
interes que Inc Sc toma por el.
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Y era De rcr en- las GALES de Mexico
ras2r todas las mananas los vende-
dorcs ambulantes ofrecicnHD esta be
b:&a aromatilada con VANILLA ' ca
ncla.
Dcsdr Mexico Sc exterAIi6 el uso
De! Chocolate Por toGa Ia America
csparo!a. Desp1cs Sc verified Ia pro
gaganda en- Europa. En- Italia 10 in
l~odujo un fIorentino, llamado An
ionic Carlo;i. y fines del siglo XVII
cntablaron les ta6logos una poltmi-
ca para diiucidar 81 cl chocolate que
Grantaba o 70 el ayuno.
RI uso del chocolate Sc propag6
caGa vc2 mas en- Francia, Y ell Re-
.c":c. DuQue de Orleans, lie toma,
ha todas las maNanas Il levantarse,
para Tccibir inmediatamcnte en- au-
Gieacia = SuS cortcsanoS. En- 1905.
ri cargo de Chocolate de Ia Reina
ca una tiignidad muy estimada Ell
iTancia. Pero es indudable Que en-
EsDan". es dondc antcs Sc ~vulgarizG.
Primc-o IN adcpt0 l. aristocracia V
lLr@o il ciasc media, V. por dltimO.
Sc generated 4 todas las classes.
En- Nicaragua haA rendiGo ii clIo.
colaJc una cspecio de quito, V dis
penSan al ;irbol del catao una gran
protection, procurando librarle 10
mismo de los fuerteE CHORES G2l
estiO que de las l!uvias rolrenciales
y ~aGuellcS habitantcS levantaron es-
tatuas 4 IN dos cue llamarOn ga
cahuatl', en- cuyo honor quemaban
ircionSo V c~clebraban suntuosas fies
tas. con 'lanZaS V musicas capricho-
Is, a~companadas del tanido de cam
panas Y de sonoros tambores.
Fl chocolate cmpeZ6 4 tomarse en-
Espaha POGO despues de IA conquis-
f. de Mexico. Maria Teresa, hija de
Felipe N. lIev6 de Madrid a su pro
mctido IN gran paquete de choco-
late, V en- ell e~splendiio banquete que
Sc celebr0 pocos dias despues Sc sir
10 este alimcnto eli artisticas Ia
zas.
Ell nombre de 'Theobrcma", que
ii0 Linneo al vegetal productor del
racaO NADIA menos cue comida de los
doses. Con este Sc rrvela gu lmpor-
tancia.
A.ntes del descu5rimiento de AmG-
RIGA era el cacao un signo mOneta-
rio, de que Sc valian aquellos pue-
Bios. FL nombre de chocolate es de-
rivado de 'chacO", ruiGo, Y latte,
aqua. En- el idioma indio, Ia voz Ca
gao significa ambrosia.
La palabra chocolate" es, pues,
dc crigen m%exicano, en- cuyo idioma
Sc pronuncia ''quachahuatl", de las
dos VOICES va indicadas, "choco", rui-
DO, y latte, aqua, atendiendo al
rrCcedimiento empleado en-. aquel
pals para prepararle, hilviendo en-
aqua Y agitando convenientemente
Ia mezcla de cacao tostado V azIcar
tri:urado. &romatizados 0 Ia cane
IL 0 vanilla.
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benedicro XIV pretende agrupar en- I'm solo haz
to1os los puebIos c~ristianOs de la TERRA
Siguiendo la p%oitica de Leon XIII trata de aproxi-
marse a las yglesias cisr1aticas de Oriente


en- Ia cual cScr;tor rlso, dice:
-Es con TN sentimiento de jubilo
cue los rus0s c que sus hermanos
dc America, :oman IA inciativa IN la
union de In cr~istiandad con asiduidaG
= cnergia.
Como es natural, Roma, no puede
We" con mditerencia Ia creciente amls-
tai entire los anglicanos Y los ortodo-
vcs-Geclar6 el doctor Pa!mieri,- y
en- co~rsecucncia, la nueva comisi6n de
car!enaleS, cXaminara 81 Ia c~ristlan-
dad americana tiene Ia necesidad de
arrnoniZar las varias conductaS del
pensa:mientc cristiano para unir ell
protestantisn!o, hecho que sejia e.
primer paso, que poGria conducir a Ia
an:Gn dc la cr!stiandad.
En- cuantO 4 esta question, sc
crc@ en- Roma, cue los EstadoS Uni
los est:in ilanlados u cumplir una mi
son rroviGcncial. America es un de-
posito de energias cristianas, que no
yucIe e~jcrcer Ia Influenza debida por-
Gue estin d;seminadas. Per 10 tanto
cl !iecno de que las ama divididas
he Ia cristiandaG, pueden encontraTse
Y d~iscutir con I'm amplio espirltu de
t~olerancia los puntos controvertidos
efitrc las iglesias, es va una gran vic
,oria obre cl espiritu de intoleran-
cin Y division.
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la leyenda del chocolate


- rh1rG.@5" c"'H'2 ;" re!c" &c
"iai"o sI%!"i i' 4. ii@i-'""i' Pd'@ ~
DE-" "1:oE!ra: rio d";" DC! Si%!o rec!-
n"E"T.o. ' Iu"r"A los vspanoieS Guie
mes 10 aIcron " conoccr. fiaHIcndo!o
ANS a~preheadido dc los mcXlcan's.
P@,cc ser que 10 us"oa A~"cte~"ma'
: 10 mvncio"a Francisco Lopez &c
Coma!a en- - Historic "c I&s !2c'~S'
imgr,a en- l5.i. que c@spue@ Sc
;ra"ul" al ..&::""o. Sc&a" Antonio
Tlncdo, Sc us9@a va en- Esr2"a =
:.a-= f"l rctcri.o si@.o XVI.
G~.~.r callcra d. Eerc.::a. nc
,i,.. a.. Cr-iil. qre u:cf:gio ~aIguncs
n.,;aios 4 meci"uos del .'1i0 XVII.
g.. 81 .~-.~,lo lie r.,in> ~. ha5la
,ty' rao~oIat" N su T"~,@|c de !aa
hcai!as defend" GU as II mus s""-
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VISION ESTELAR
NiCnc de Ia Pag. 7a.)

cia el horizonte marino cmpujados
Dor Ia fr1sca brisa que Sopla del ter
cor cuadrante. Pasa IN aliento de
algeria sobre aQuellas a!mas infanti,
les = crGdulas. Tn grumete con Ia
CORA en- Ia ano Y las luces de las
~estrcllas en- los ojos f~ervorosos, cla-
ma en- su vieja lengua celtica:
-iMadrc del Senior, VA no ten
90 miedo 4 los muertos!
Ramon del Vale iNCLAN.
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,-Hija mia, me rarece que Perez
esta muv inclinado a hacerte ell amor.
:Sabes cualcs son sus in%tenciones?
No. pero So "ualcs son las mias.
-:Pero que hace listed en- este
cGulna, moj&adose con Ia lluvia?
-Estoy esperanto ell tranvia.
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LA SELVA DE LA GUERRA.

CuanGo yo era pequenuc!a en- Jc-
:usalen Y LEILA los libros de Europa,
los cuentos lie hadas. o las hiStorlas
del Can6nigo Schemii, entire tantas
cosas ey6ticas para mi, una me in
trigaba poderosamente: ia Selva!
;Oh, Dios Mol. LA Selva! oh!
;que podria ser ESQ? NADIA seme-
JAMIE habia en- nuestra arida y desc
lada Palestine; nun:a Ouarda, mi
nodriza arabe, me habl0 Ne ella; n
Biblia, csc libro de cuentos del O.
riente, solo mencionaba los prados,
los vinedos, los o~livares Y veIjelcs
del Rey Solomon. Existia, es yer
dad, ell vale de los Terebintos, no le-
JOS de Belen, 4 donde iba con nucs-
ira negra 4 buscar el arbol de Na"i-
dad. que mi madre tercamente na:-
tiZaba con el nombre de pino. Pc"o
TODD ESQ, 4 la postrc, no era Ia selvi,
puesto que ALI no habia osculidad Y
Ali no trepaba jamas hasta Ia cOpa
de I'm terebinto, con objeto dc oricl-
tarse hacia Ia ciudad de Jerusalem.
Fresasi violetas. lirios.... iAh...
Esos nombres ex0ticos Y l~ejanos tUr-
baban mi imagination de oriental.
Nosotros teniamos ]asfodelos, iris, a.
n6monas, est elias de Belen; pero de
esas flores jamas nablaban las his
torias de Europa Y ESQ me humilla"a
secretamente.
Y al cerral mi libro, decia 4 mi
madre, que conocia a Europa:
-Mama, ;como son los lirioa y las
violetas de Ia selva? TIL que las mas
visto, describemelas.
Y mi mad-e, por Ia centesima veZ,
me narraba 10 que hacia mi cncanto
Y siempre te:minaba asi SUI relate:
-Pero 10 que es impossible ina
ginar aqui, es Ia paz de II .elva,
SUI divina paz y 81 recogimiento.
En- TODD ESQ pienso. mientras que
mis- pies huellan con delicia e. espa-
so tapiz del cesped V mi perro, mi
viejo perro ~tunecino, CORE allegro
mente 4 explorar csc mundo desc1-
nocido.
Oh, paz! divina pazi quietud pro-
funda Y grave de las selvas de Fran
cia.... Como Sc te pctiria i~ma%iHar
antes de verte?
Pero, bruscamente me estremcZco
No cs una rama 10 que crugc..
les ell canon que truena, el ca
non que desencanta el recogimi"nyo
de Ia selva.....
Y pienSo en- n guerra que devas-
IA las selvas como Ia devastado las
ciudades Y las aldeas. A pocos XII
l0metros de aqui, an ell canine de
Meaux, al visitar las tumbas de los
soldados, he visto los pobres arboles
acribillados por Ia metralla, irbc!cs
amputados, decapitados, con liagas
abiertas en- sus ~flancos y CUE as so
mantienen aun de pies q auu r2vc.-
decen.....
ION! selvas francesas; eiGrcitos
vegetables: no os habeis puesto en-
Marcia como los orioles dc Mac
beth; habeis protcgido Z los comba-
:ientcS con vuestro cuerpo y hac'is
mas ahora: les sacrificais vucs;:0s
cuerpos, Y vuestros miembros des.ro-
zados, por millares, I 4 formar ga
las t%rircheras ciudades subterrineas.
Ash. Selva, continuais participando
de Ia vida Ge tus hijos Y cuando vucl-
van, sobre los viejos troncos de tus
robles, reverdeceran para ellos las
ramas de la victoria!
Myrian HARRY.
RIISOIIE IT ANIINCI0 EN- 7 A
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Companlas UniCas de las
Zonas Fpettrol1feras de
Mexico, S. 4.
Capital Autorizado SIS. 900, 600 mexican. 1a

Esa ConpahI. habiendo cumpHdo con ooics los requisites que las ieyeS dd5E rs,
t2io de Texa. lmDonen a las cOTp0racIOne; XEr2njeT& optiV2 9oMko gel "Hi'
de dcho E<ado para poae: yende: lega!lnent2 $% &cco2G% .1 m.a
Ia Oil Fields CORPORATION Of Mexico fue tornado pOr Ia fusion de las N con-
paaHs peroIauS Iguert%: Compahia Peuoer4 GUanaJUatennse ; A, C Gm?4
nam Standard Oil Co. \. The Great Western OIL Co., ST. : The christmas Oh o..
Toiasc elias apotaron SSc aptaNs conSutuuNo y l&l appearances! H" que PO"1"H Z"
lS 3rarenre* Zcnasp etrotaras expIora0a&E reconoccas como Suprenas CuenUa con
igue: -.za o>-~r1 orr- J., +u.oo
one CEr .ruaios carca de famosoS pozo5de ouai corpanI&& Q2 ean pEoGuctnoo
rmrritajes dc peCmeo entire eNcs los &N@t%D!S SoM Ia Corona, Loss Tho
tea Chjciss The Mexican Oil Company J Ia Iona, cE@ Qnod@rccA ARIA eIe
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BUSOUE Ell NUMERO DEL MIER-
COLES PROXIMO Y LEA OFERTA
ESPECIAL EN- QUINTA PLANA.
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FOR sALE-230O 90 Upright Piano ma
hogany case. good condition. TO save
moving will sell for $500 II interested,
20mayG"
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. up
stairs for Hight housekeeping No
CHILDREN. Apply 131 East Gregory St
Phone 1864. 20maytf
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE OLD MILL, INN
Situated on Bay Shore car
line. between ensacola and
Navy Nard. Comfortable
rooms, excellent table board.
Dt,o,e QS0 10may1m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOWN QUILTS and San
itary Mattresses made from
your feather beds or pillows.
Pillows re-ticked and medi-
Gated. All kinds of old mat
tresses made over. The Germ
Proof MatressC O., 100 South
Baylen street. Phone 1112.
l9may1m
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LOST AND FOUND.

evening presumably in
downtown section. one square brooch
kindly call phone 1854 and receive liberal
reward. 2OmavS
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POSITION WANTED.

In memory Of Mr.. Frank |. Mayes,
and IN recognition Of the spirit Of
helpfulness that was his, The Journal
Will Insert under this classification
tree Advertisements fer those In need
OF employment.
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FOR SALE-101G Big Sis
Overland, Z passenger
touring car; cost new S1263;
bargain for quick scle. In
quire at Room 504, San Car
los hotel. T. 7. Howe. '"'yl','
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Personal.

MRS. J. NELSON-Graduate Mas
seuse; massage and Swedish move
ments. Residence work q speciality.
Ladies only. 221 North Barcelona st.
Call 1925 after 9 a. m. 30apr
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-2o0 per cent profit: wonderful
summer sellers. something new. sell
like Nildfre, carry right in pocket.
Write at once for free sample. f. NJ.
Fejtmau, 25S American Bldg, Cincinnati.
Ohio. 21mGys
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FOR SALE-National Cash
Register, good as new; Sc
feet Walker grocery bins
three big arc gas lights. Sell
cheap for cash. Peoples Sup
Div Store. Phone 913. 2lapr
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AUTOMOBILE.

All kind OF engine. magnetic and self
starter work quickly and efficiently
trne at Standard Repair Works. Phone
i2S, Eoo'
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FOR SALE-A-1 mule and dray NJ. 7.
Elkan & Co. ia East Government
street. may
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AR ESIAn WELLS

ARTES1AN WEI.Ls-wu pat in weus
= TO u inches diameter. any depth,
and guarantee water Write for fUu in
formation. Gray ArteHian Wen Co. Cot.
tondala. TIA igapg1i
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FOR SALE-Or will consider automobile
or vacant property part IN trade for
cottage. at 1919 East Jackson street.
All modern conveniencas. Apply 227 E.
Gregory street, or phone 1851. may12tf
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WANTED-A smoEestack painter at
once, with rigging. Also common labor
for min plant. Sizer man at once who
understands keeping up his machine.
McGoWinsFosh Lbr. Co, Falco, Ala.
20may5
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EDUCATIONAL

PROF. AND MRS. MERBLER, B. S,
NJ. A, will conduct summer school for
the 5th. 9Th, 7th. Sth and 9th grades at
9l9 East La Rua street, beginning Mon
day May 2Sth Tuition, 81 per week.
y-C
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REPAIRING.

STOVE repairs Of all kinds; all work
guaranteed, by S. r. Likes. Bay Shore
Foundry. Phone 677. Leave orders at
Avery & Son. 4394-21aplm'
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EXPERIENCED young lady steograuber
desires permanent position. Address
Experience care Journal. 1Rwav7
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WANTED-Position by southern woman.
with daughter II years old. as house
Keeper for ~ over, or would care for
estate during owners absence Address
''WidOW,' care Journal. 20rnav7
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FOR sALE-One walnut Inabe piano.
style grand; to avoid moving will sell
for $50. Would like 70 show prospective
buyers. P. 0. Box sos mays
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The Journals Want Ad
way will get you results.
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Pensacola Lodge No. >. I. o. O. =.
Pensa cola Lodge No. 4, J. o. O. =.
meets every Thursday at 7.S0 o. m. In
RaHord Hall, corner Baylen and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited.
c. r. BELL, N. G.
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FOR SALE-3O acres unimproved land,
miles west Of city; will sell cheap for
cash il taken at once. c. A. Brown,
Millview, Fla Smay2w"
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FOR SUREST
AND QUICKEST
RESULTS
ELELP WANTED-MALR.

LESMAN-Capabie speciality man for
Florida. Staple line on new and ex-
CepuonaI terms. Vacancy now. Attract
i've commission contract. $50 90 weekly
for expenses. Miles F. BiXler Co, 1920
Carlin Bldg, Cleveland. Ohio. 20may"
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FOR SALE-Good business corner do
ing business nov; will make terms,
no interest. Apply 145 West Inteudeu-
ella street. 5may1mO
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WANTED-Posi as collector or as
sistant bOokkeeper. WIZ begin at a
reasonable figure. Address 20. L." care
Journal. 1Qmav7
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FOR SALE-Dodge Tour
ing Car, good condition.
For quick cash sale, $4,000.
Pensacola Buick & Supply
Co., Phone 465. l3mayH
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FOR SALE OR RENT-store in Camp
Walton, including feed house, ice
house, retreshuieut parlor. barber shop
PecIalIy for summer trade. Write Okla
lOosa Investment Co, Crestview, FTs.
1sapr
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U. s. GOVERNMENT needs thousands
clerks (men-women). for war prepar-
ations, 800 month Life jobs. Write
Immediately for list positions obtaina BILE.
EFanklin Institute, Dept, 63 F, ROches-
ter, n. Y. 20maytojuly22"
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Modern Woocmen.

Pensacola Camp No 1865. Modern
Woodmen Of America. meets first and
third Thursday nights at 40 D. m, at
K. Of p. hall on East Tntendencia street
T. D. RICHARDS.
c. W. EGGART. Consul
Clerk.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy a IiEht Ford delivery
truck Apply TO Phone 50 or z. O.
Box 1912. 20maytf
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FOR RENT-The whole or part Of up
stairs furnished or unfurnished 401
West Chase street. Phone 1918 ap22tf
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AGENTS WANTED to handle q high
class proposition on commission basis.
Those acquainted with Cattlemeu and
farmers preferred. References required.
Box 1I4I, Tampa, Fla. 19may2
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There's Buyer for Every Useful Thing Sell What Longer
Need Through For Sale" Ad
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Columbia Graphonola. like
new, with records; cheap for cash.
Also Buck stove and gas range 10 sell
101 North Spring street, 20may5'
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. Pen
sacola soon. Men and women desiring
government positions. departmental
postoffice, railway mail, customs Wulte
for free particulars to J. c. Leonard.
(former civil service eXaminer), Kenois
Bldg, Washington. 2Omay@
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FOR RENT -Nile, cool, airy. furnished
rooms. either single or for fight
housekeeping. Modern cOnvanieuces. Tel
ephone 1907, or apply 1913 East Jaskson
street. 2Sapr
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FOR SALE-Sweet Pepper
plants, SOC per 100, or So
per 1000. Cabbage and to-
mato plants, 81 per 1000
here. O. J. Walker, Pine
,,,o,,r,+ FL ,20may9'
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FOR SALE-Oue brand new launch hull
or will trede for. a good motorcycle
Keel q fe9t, deck p feet with foot
beam. Apply S. r Likes, 50 East Dt
Leon street. 15may7*
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FOR SALE-Five good farm brood
mares we'll broke, two have colts. J
D. Anderson, Phone 1914. 13maytf
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FOR RENT.

TO REET-F'ive-room furnished apart
ment. VIII rent rooms separately.
81 North Barcelona street. Phone e65.
20Uav3
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MEN-Our illustrated catalogue eS-
plains how We teach the barber trade
in few weeks, mailed free Moler Bar
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-04
SYSTEM TO DEAL WITH LABOR UNREST
The Government is Working to Develop Some COmpFe- hensive Method to Meet the Situation
IS CONCERNED OVER UPWARD TREND OF WAGES

The Object Stabilize Conditions Without Doing Injustice to Workers or Employers-One Plan to Encourage Elm poyers to Form Associations by Industry Groups Deal Collectively With Labor Demands-Special Study is Be ing Made of the British Governments Methods.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-04
JAPANESE MISSION
 VISITED COL. ROOsEvELT
Arrived at Oyster Bay in Automobile Decorated With Japanese FIaqs.

Oyster Bay, N. Y.. Oct. s-with the exception of Viscount Ishii, who is at Atlantic City recovering from a severe cold. members of the Japanese com mission paid visit to Colonel Roose- welt at his home here today.
 The party arrived in automobiles decorated with Japanese flags. Dur tTg luncheon Colonel Roosevelt pro- posed toasts to the emperor of Japan and President Wilson. Vice Admiral Takeshita, who was the naval attache Of the Japanese embassy when Col onel Roosevelt was president, then toasted the host. In discussing their former associations, the vice admiral made inquiry about the coloneIs sons, Archie and Quentin. who were small toys during his diplomatic service in the United States and who are now with the American expeditionary forces in France
 Accompanying the party were Cap tain Phillips. U. S. N. who was in command of the Mayf1ower at the time of the Russo-Japanese peace ne- gotiations. and Brigadier General Irons, D. s. A.. who was at Santia go with Colonel Roosevelt.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-04
Senate Passed the
 War rDeficiencyBi||
GREATEST OF, THE KIND IN THE
 HISTORY OF ANY NATION
TT CARRIES $7,753,434,410
Conference Report Was Adopted With in Less Than Three Minutes-Today the House is Expected. to Adopt 1t.

Washington, Oct. 3. - Within less than three minutes today the senate adopted the conference report on the war urgent deficiency appropriation bill. carrying $7,7o7, ASA, 40 in cash and authorized contracts. Tomorrow the house is expected to adopt it and send 1t to President Wilson.
 The Greatest of Its Kind.
 The measure is said to be the great est of the kind in the history of any government. It emerged this after noon from conference between the two houses in which items involving over $7S0,000,0O0 has been in dispite and went through the senate in record breaking time without the formality of a roll call
 The bill carries s5,355,9 5,976,016.93 of direct appropriation and authorizes the government to enter into contracts for $2,401, ,458.3 .393.50 more, almost en- tirely for war purposes. including the Eavy's great destroyer programme.
 Items, of the Bill.
 army. for which the house had voted $115,000,000 and the senate $321, ,0OO, 900, was provided for in compromise of $250,000,000. For army transportation, for which the house had voted $350,- 100000 and the senate $413, 5000, 900, the ConfereeS substituted $375, 900. For regular sQuartermaster supplies $125,- 900, 900 was agreed to after the house had voted $100,0 900 and the sen- ate $163, GOO, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-04
STATE CONVENTION BAY
 STATE PROHIBITION PARTY
Chester R. Lawrence Won Guberna.
 tfonal Nomination.

Boston, Oct S.-Chester R. Law renee of this city. candidate of the pro hibition party Cor governor last year. was again nominated as the party standard bearer at the state conven- tion here today. Matthew Hale, who was nominated by the democratic parS ty for lieutenant governor and who has announced his intention of re- taining alsV his utilization with the progressive party, was named for lieu tenant governor.
 The platform declared for woman suffrage, the initiative. referendum and recall. a more equitable adjustment of the taxing system, suppression of gambling in the necessities of life. aid for needy mothers, extension of saving bank industrial insurance. old age pensions and annuities, health in surance, and the budget system of state finance. and opposed appropria- tions for sectarian and private schools.