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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
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Vessels in Port.

Vessels in Port.
The American steamer, Newburgh.
Captain Mcleod. at Texas company
wharf for oil bunker.
American steamer Itompa. Captain
Wilson stream.
British steamer Astraea, Captain
Burn, for cargo by the Pensacola Lum-
Der Co. at Tarragona wharf.
The American steamer Obak. Cap
tain Johnson, stream.
The shipping board steamer Cushnoc.
Captain West for cargo by John A.
Merritt Co. at Tarragona wharf.
The American steamer Hornet, Cap
tain Marker, L. & n. wharf for re-
pairs.
The American steamer West Har-
grave. Captain Mckay. loading by the
Pensacola Shipping Co. at G., f. & A.
wharf.
The Aiken barge Peter. Captain
Schellinger, loading by the Pensacola
Lumber company, stream.
The Aiken barge Ernest, Captain
Hans Sorensen, loading by the Pen
sacola Lumber company, stream.
The Aiken tugs Dixie and Nellie,
Captain Brown, Palafox wharf.
The Norwegian schooner Extrand,
Captain Heian, Tarragona wharf.
The American steamer Knoxville,
Captain Anderson, for cargo by John
A. Merritt company. at Muscogee
wharf.
The following smacks are at Saun-
ders' wharf: Yakima, Maud Il. Silva,
Francis v. Silvia, Clara NJ. Little
field, Louise F. Harper, Alcina, Sea-
comet, Eesco. Sheffeyld, Flora j. Sears,
Ida S. Brooks, Mary E. Cooney, Ida
M. Silsa, Ruth A. welles, Clara r.
HARDWOOD. Angielena, Cavalier. Lettie
G. Howard and Skeeter Fleet.
The following smacks are at the
Warren wharf: Algonia, Clara G. Sill
va, Ariola, Caldwell II. Colt, Barcelona
Seminole, Culebra Emma Jane, Galatea,
Hope, Mary B. Greer, Mineola, Osceola,
Silas Stear:.s, William Hays. Rena A.
Percy, Washable.
Vessels Expected.
The American steamer Olivant, with
mahogany logs from West Africa, for
the Frederick Gilmore company. Sep
TENDER 81.
The American. steamer Oregon, with
mahogany logs from Nicaragua, for
the Frederick Gilmore company. Sep
TENDER &c.
The Saunders Smack Fish Hawke.
from the banks, October 1.
The Saunders smack, Emelia Enos,
from the banks, October 8.
The Warren smack, Henry p. Will
liams, from the banks. october 1.
Arrivals.
The steamer Tarpon, Captain Bar
row. from Carrabelle, foot of Palafox
street.
The American steamer, Newburgh,
Captain Mcleod, from New York for
the Pensacola Shipping company.
Departures.
The steamer Tarpon, Captain Barrow,
for Mobile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
OBSE RVATIONS.

Is That So!
A woman's browning glory is her
hair,
This is a truth that you have oft
heard said;
But you will find out that she doesn't
wear
Her crown at night when she gets
into bed.
Luke McLuke.
She takes the browning glory from
her head,
Removes with care ere ever she
lies down,
Because she says that she has often
read,
Uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown"
Newark Advocate.
She takes the browning glory off,
all right,
But there's another reason for it
which
Is this, should burglars chance to
come at night
They will not find her sleeping at
the switch.
Detroit Free Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
WESTVILLE

Westvilie, Sept. 27.-Mr. and Mrs. c. L.
Brigham and baby. of Pensacola, are
visiting the formers parents here this
week.-Mrs.. c. L. Douglass returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Johns
of Campbellton, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
fC. d. Frink spent short while in Ponce
De Leon "Wednesday night.-Miss BERTHE
May Williams. of Georgia, visited her
grandmother, Mrs W. -. Williams, for a
few days the first or the Week.-Mrs.
Meta Brigham and her brothers, Coy and
McGlaun Brigham, returned home Sum
day from Pensacola where they visited
relatives for two weeks. Mr.. w. c. Min
ser left last week for Stetson university
TO take a course in 1aw.-Mrs. NJ. Z.
McLennan, of Montgomery Ala, is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. Minnie Wade.-Mr.
Foster Ballard, of Ty Ty. Ca. recently
returned from France, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. p. L. Pauf.-Mr and Mrs
e A Williams and children, of Bombay
ard Mrs. r. DeVane. of Bombay. spent a
short time in the city Sunday fish
fry was greatly enjoyed by a crowd att
Neels Landing Thursday. All report
plenty OF fish and a good tin1e-Niss OIL
IT. Curry took the teachers examine ton
a. Bombay this week.-Mrs. D. NJ Tes-
I'm OF chatham. Ala. is visiting her "a
rents. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Flourney. this
Weet-Mr- Chipley Henderson a former
local telegraph operator spent a few
hours IN town with friends Wednesday,
MIS- Annie Hawkins. formerly of this
pace. but now Of NiIiville is visiting
friends IN town for a few days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
BREEDERS OF FLORIDA.
Jacksonville Times Union).

1t sounds almost strange to talk about the
breeders but most frequently it has been breed
ers or New York, Wisconsin, Iowa of the
other northern states but is being shifted
and Florida is coming into the limelight of
the important breeding states of the Union.
It is admitted of course that have always
raised some hogs and many cattle in Florida but
they have been the commonest varieties. known as
the razor backs and scrubs effort was
made previous to ten years ago to introduce the
really fine breeds of hogs and cattle. but all that
has been changed in the last decade
One OF the first to take UP breeding seriously
was Y. C. Herlong, formerly extensive property
owner in Jacksonville He the rich farm
ing section at Micanopy in Alachua county and
now has several breeding farms that counted
among the best in the country. He became an en-
thusiast fine hogs has succeeded in plac-
ing his name high up in the calendar of the best
breeders in the United States and his fame has
spread TO many states.
For three years his products have been GO
ing into number of. states and the demand for
his pure bred Poland China hogs has been suffi-
in the breeding arena, will not sell any that
do not look mighty good him. as reputation stands
above dollars with him.
For some time he has wanted to place number
OF his hogs in grand auction sale which he could
advertise, in order that the splendid strain could
be more widely placed in Florida and so on We'd
nesday OF this week his ambition is to be realized
and thirty of his finest offered to the
breeders farmers of this state and those who
at his famous Herlong farm near Micanopy
may from adjoining states to attend this sale
1t has been said that finer collection of pure
bred animals has been offered in one sale
in the south and the interest is so great that a
special sleeper has been engaged and all reserva-
tions taken. to leave Jacksonville Tuesday night
and return Wednesday night, with thirty prom
inent breeders and business from this city
This will be event of Importance to Florida and
should be attended by every prominent breeder in
the state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
PRESENT STATUS OF THE BUILDING TRADES

Due fact that the building material price
situation is shaping itself for the future rather than
for immediate building conditions architects and
builders this week generally inclined to assume
a more hopeful attitude with regard the autumn
construction, states The American Architect one
prominent architect this expressed it. There
seems to be decided tendency toward sterilization
of prices"
Preparation is being made for construction work
on a vast scale at this level. Reports from every
building material producing betray none of
the uncertainty characteristic of the actual consruc
ton market at present. The unfaing barometer of
building activity is to be found in the demand for
craftsmen. No building, of whatever size type.
can be erected without first craftsman prepares
the plans The call for in this profession today
has never been greater. indicating that the long
awaited building boom far distant.
The policy being followed with reference
buildng material supplies is the exists in
The price situation that the future rather than the
present is considered of prime Importance. Mills
are taking advantage of slight reaction in order
placing in the consuming markets to repenish their
bins and racks, and industries. notably STEEL
cement, sand, gravel and plaster wholly devoid
of the safeguarding steps to stocks In cases.
shipments are seen when a prolonged strike situa-
ton is considered to be imminent
The growing scarcity of labor is also factor that
must receive serious consideration There is a gem
uine shortage throughout the country and one
that shows no prospect of diminution The exodus
OF foreigners notably Greeks and Italians per-
form this character of unsklled building labor goes
steadily on and there appears to be increase of
similar immigration to take their place.
The collapse of the Boston police strike with
the refusal of Governor Collidge Massachusetts,
recommend the reinstatement of the strikers has
disclosed condition in the field of labor that
one of the most disquieting elements that
to be considered, situation menacing eco
nomically than that of high prices. Unless some
drastic action is taken prevent insdious prop
uganda of labor agitators reaching the police
is n gre ia tn
public security than any consideration economic
sterilization.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
THE PEOPLES FORUM

Some weeks ago The Journal called attention to
the need of closer the citizens Of
Pensacola and the city government and suggested a
city forum, meet week for the discussion
topics interest national and local admins
tration OF public affairs.
Mobile is planning to have just such series of
meetings as suggested The Journal, the first of
which will take place next Sunday afternoon. The
In an article published in the Century, Glen
Frank. the author. presents fundamental and
authoritative study of the necessity and posi-
bility of restoring in this country the habit of
community discussion of common problems"
He recognizes the impossbility of restoring
literally the old New England town meeting
type of agency but offers a critical analysis of
such agencies the open forum. the lyceum
and the chautauqua, with practical suggestions
for their greater usefulness in the period of
revauation through which passing. 1t
will come a surprise many readers to learn
that one out of every eleven persons in the Uni
ted States every year attends either a lyceum
before chautauqua program. Mr.. Franks
article is appeal for that common coun-
sell for which President Wilson has consis-
tently pleaded.
1t is one of the most pressing needs of the hour
that the process of common counsel shall re-
place the private arrangements which have
heretofore enabled the few to determine-in
their own interest-the policies of the cities,
states and the nation. In this way lies safety
for all. Mobile citizens to be congratulated
that forum is to be inaugurated here and pos
sbly than in the immediate future
numerous signed roll of members is the proof
that Mobilians showing interest in the pro-
posed forum The first meeting, which will be
informal is to take place Sunday afternoon next
% in the Cawthon Hotel at o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
THE coNoUERINc SPIRIT.


Information comes from Key West that that
city is rapidly recovering from the i'll effects of the
The people have gone energetically to work
to repair what damage was wrought and are MAX
ing satisfactory progress
Key West made can neighboring cities
to help her in taking Of those who lost house,
hold effects. clothing and food, by the high wind.
those who lost their of livelihood by the
destruction OF their fishing boats She is attending
to all that ana has raised generous of money
with which # is proposed make good much
OF the loss possible to those who lost their ALL
That is the spirit that conquers. That is the
spirit that invoIes the admiration of others. That
is the spirit that invokes the admiration Of Others
That is the spirit that to be expected of Key
West.
Miami will always be glad that she promptly
offered to extend aid to her sister city such as
courteously declined, does not change the fact
that willing to do utmost, as we al
ways will be to sister cities, everywhere.-Miami
Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28
FOUNDER OF
GHhnr =

HoNOIULU-Prof. II NJ Scott. now
rs has celebrated th-rrv-eigft years in
the HaWaiisn school system In 1871 he
established the nublic school system Of
Japan for the Mikado's government q nj
was twice decorated eyths uikado.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28

A New York Evening sun recipe for a sauce
starts off by telling TO chop four small onions
up and pour over them pint of white wine What
on earth are the onions for?-Tampa Tribune
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-28

Through Pullman service New Orleans is good
necessities
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

snepusz
do
Paryzai:Gt65zsfo assK6alzfy:pomysla
si onaSsch1WsiiIoWAo5 sg11ie psS sic n /
.mnie na Nv nniietoktruit tl Ky
lei nie. .poWinny mnie .9Wzruszac,
Ekiedy gienf e. ie. ieiaprzyszlpsse:
eosus k Cd Dotrzym alj a llt mar.
slemu i. mole aealie .bedzie .spe1 i.
5nionem, kiedv Renata al. "a odbierze
.swoia 10 oicu spl1seizne.
Powoli nnlYnaI dzien dla oby.
;.dur6ch kohief. Rfnata ndafa:ssie
wczesnie nasnoezvnek eiz5smIl=
!fek WzmagaISsi ! IS kazda chfWila.
SRiedne dzieWcze sfracilo luz ~
wet nfnosc " fi}osierdzie Boze !
1000 onieke mad ka$da. ziemska
::istota. ,Mys1a3ax -. rezrzewnie1iem
@ swych latach. dzieciecych,; kie-
dv ieszcze mad swoim losem zas-
tanawiac Sic nie umiafas i ME IL o ia
.u,;ala sic n~rzvsz}oscis PoWracala
.u,. auchu do Troves.zdofpensy
IN I1ermitte. dozsweisprzVia
IT. - ;,,,,r o,,,ha-.f Y $50;
jiuz.nigdy moze W zyciu. ujjrzzete
nie. miala: I. lime ieszcze oblic,7z,es
.okazywalo* lei sic. wsro6d tych ma ma
1rzen, obliezes owego2m1odego pc:
aforementioned widywala1 "
.knie hotelu ne drodze do kaoossscio..
b. lecz -zamiast .ja-uspokoic, obraz
tea spomnaza1 sieszcze2ie,J tfWoge.
Jak3wszystgie Mode pahiienhtak
ona snmzieva}a. sic dosvc lake
goS ans,,.w.przxsz4osei il, ale.te.
nedssoba.ciemna-
sm,,tna teraznieiszosc!! .Renata
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

'[Ciag daisy

Nv clkl BOZc,#--- hHf1d
Renata: + TAX strasz1iiWaia grozbaEAl
Urz Yzywistniiaby sic 2 peW-
niosscia, lAnno Renato, gaaybyscic
mnie, panic sluchac ME chcialfyyy.s,
Vice slyszysz moje dziecc.iieess
-rzekia PAM Sollier, czy podlobtls;
10 opierac sic radon pana dokto-
RAJ?
Renata mic ME odpowiedziala.. 81
% mako, mako moja, 4pooo
mySlala, = dlugoz jeszcze ppot t1:
wa mole z toba rozlaczenie? vice
radzieja przytulenia sic do sercas
twego, nigdy sic ME zisci. ola
mnie! "
Doktor obandazowaf swiezo no
~ .@AM$=t5aS $s2. ~ g
-Czy PAM masz jeszcze wode,'
w kt6rcj sic nlaczajas& bandaze?
-spytaf. ~ a5 9"*ff@%5 @a5s1
= Jeszcze jej jest troche. q
Vice zechciej PAM pos1ac. !, 90.
apteki pc swieza flaszk'ee ta alct E
woody, i powtarzam paniom@baad4z-
Gle cierpliwe i pamietajcie % TEN,
:jak okropne skutki mog}aby.naj
mniejsza nieostroznossc- pociagz:
nae "a SODA. TO powiedziawszy
lekarz uklonif sic ifodszedl. III
-Osm dni! - westchnefas Rena
ta,- skoro drzwi zamkneiy sic "a
MIN. - ossm dni lezcc " }ozk,lu, til
w tvm pokoju, a kto vie, czy pc
"tych osmiu dniach ME zatrzyma
on PAM ieszcze diuzej tutaj
Czyz PAM mozesz bye doprawdy
tax okrutna i zabraniac mi jechac
samej do Paryza?
TAX, bede. tax okrutna ,-od-
rowiedzia}a. PAM Ursula, jezeli
poszanowanie przysiegi j wypef-
nienie obowiazku, nazywasz okru
cienstwem. Powiadam ci stanow-
ego, re Gle ME puszcze samej.
Renata z rozpaczliwym Wyrra-
ZEN twarzy odeszfa do swego po-
koju, ably sic tam dowolnie Wy
p}akac. Zostawala ,przez pol dn1ia
w tel samotnosci,ii dolpiero pc: po-
]udniu' powr5eila dosp6akoju PAM
Urszuli, pc haszke cd lekarstwa,
z kt6ra udala siesd do apteh.
z g1eboka bolescia uwaza1a pa.
nj Sollier wzburzenie, "! jakiem
sic powierzona jej xmioda dzieW.
czxnna .zzn!asjjdsleMsaslsaas Y ,i ls,i aaszy
powstawala watp1iWose, czy ME
Lopez eIa i b;yy7f1soby uczyhfc zasdosc pro:
sbom i puseie = sauna De sRaEgykaa||
Ale gdy Sable ~przypomniaa; 2
Robert Vallerand jeszezet1 1a*kil,
ka dni pred smiercia mowil}aet
swoim siostrzehdcuf PaslEalu Lam
quier: on niewie mic 0 istnienir
Renaty inie ehcee, 1eby sie-Y ten
,dowiedzia}, DO go sie obawIIam !
wtenczas te sfowa brz1niaal1yW jje;;
duszy, jaa1sbys jjaka poaaggrobows
iaasMa ie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

Tszsr@s
NV lest tu lS iaka PARMA Re-
lnafai - zapYtalz listo31 osz.
Gospodarn.AzamYs sic przez
lnhrlass@sa.I.ss#5
- sstAos4spAWne "a Modal pa
IInienkxa.prsxsel biednne,jj PAM, Ito
Ira#zWichitela.. nogesn a aigaW5cy
IndysnociapAdo8Paryz utkwil.s-
rzekI aosnodarz.
aa--.TaSnraw1x.aaezWa + paler
Siakwtenczaa Is
'II,anf iasnaxyNa1a slicznes to
lktnorze,,ie.SNls IS. RI.
1istnnnszsndda1@1; stI psnodarzo
i "a. zaazaI.4h,avnr al
In,o.u1asnvchra d,,ze
n;sotosLam; raw nodkleS-
nana-rz4kls,aie;ac 81 szyderezo
cos.n;e lada taie,nniczego,1-
Inan;a yalta,@.s-,
Understandable ola teoo-
oanou;adz;aIZ I,eonald "a f.. MO
la, zda 3 shus a.znakom;tei la
milf Il, stara ie zapewne tyl-
- s; =ochr;strzv,,;a vice TN
IN 8 IS tans.liut nn;;sala n;achc;a-
l.Iahp e;a. g, dostalgw rece tel sta.
%; nani.s9ss. ..s1ls
a. g s. aios4a m,1a ;ast
iahaln;a. dnmvslam die.
6. +n heaz;e.nanewne iak;e m;Ins-
ne.nsWiadezenie..
M 4alzn nv
sn,;ai s;a 1,eonold.-
| a1e +ak;e faiann;ce. trzeba respe-
ktnwae .
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~ ahods, ndaiao Cd 10 cborei
/ Ta,,oz zo;dz;a zaneune m}oda5
! ! ! I !, ,r;ao - +on l;st odaam-
,aor ~
!. : > i, ;.,.sn;e dzia}.
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,raa1o ,n;,1 aa0o+o 80
= aa,,o .,.oz,,, tosc;
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!; I5,,,55ll do54dr j. to1ra,zvstwiie
is i +6ro i 1,s 20 Me
8 nolocona Galernik zas}onii1
e oazat,
he I znhaczen;as: .nanno ERena-
1y,a,,i, - s;;es naaon,I : tenn; SID
sia nlo IS ~ Renata
! ! nj ~: ,E3a wa =. Mice. ale
: ! uosnodarz zatrzymaI ia i poda1
- - -:
s &C IS Nh nif wie p T..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

.eiiem TWejem jest, e 6Wprzypa-
przyKdwa h6satd do
I5zKa s6bfu6assa, il a Mg mozg s I,
KohggE rozkkaza gasgo maf4sg0
eflsbodaWaeyNie bedze Ui ApeW@l'
.ne tfud Sc djss przea Is wystea
pnem ssTukanfggsmm Had t6b4 0piuse
jdtf1rsao hotel 'Wsl4dkk Ia tsnIpd9
'ciag kkf6ry 5 god tti,is5 6yhn95 4
Iezofsm Ia 40 MaiS5n eRoug9 pzybsyls
ale7i5 6 6sgodzniss H1tteej bsdzie@SzsW
ParyE zls & Ted, fto ten isl isl Rhap ilslT.
6s,dzzie. Cie ocsskiWa lz Ia dW s6f g.
81 Ella GIG zWiddzennia ! pr rs 3 It
az Gisbi ieS n zEyycshh oAosWaaeHH: uprzy-
b2Wam oa Hmath TRoJej. POS !
piiesz "a MIN, . 81 zz5arprsobaWsaadah Cis:
. opbtdj,esceiia tej kt6rsls erce dIa Gle
BIZ ty1ko Bic, ft6rsj cate zy s.iss5
posswiecone sod d { bsd4ae fxlko dla.1
Ciebie: TIL ufa,j 3! przy 155lIl sztczess11i'
VISA biiesdnle' o l5il 4 dzieciie;
Osusz Nv TWoie niechai bIOgi us
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25


twe-cierpiienis zbifzajasifku.let66d1f
I9git sst$s IlI2t,eg'G ! gEai afgl1
w1onie Observation-Disclosures s p. Wisse jju-
tro do Widzenia! Oczekujje Gle ma
dworcu " Paryzu. s=x s. Is.7 /
Jed dem 2 przyja'cdil6{@ff I've T1'wvePj m lla:tllL.
Renata skolnczy}a ,czzytac s stlul
mlieenie lez splywaly 20 jej rozpa-:
lcnych policzkach lecz byly. to. lzly,
n%admiarem sszcsescia spowodtowat-
he. 81. &C.. .,,
0 moja mako! moja mako!
E-1kala c6rka Malgorzaty. Meja
matka zyje, WWzywa j 9o,czseekTulje
mnie! Q jakiez to s%zczescie! j 2osla
bona nadmiarem. Wzruszeeln7iiuaa u u
padla ma krzes1o. .... J.
--Moja matka czuws1a ;nademl--:
ia wsr6dl, lez j utrapien ~nieszczees
.liwa ofiara tego czlowieka kstt26t|rcJy
pozornie otaczal mnie miioscia j.
Wiiezil mnie ably nj prlszessizkodzziic
dc. zzaalp'otznania sic 2 mlatka9. A Al:1 ta
Ursula kt6ra na wszelkie moljje.
plytaniia, mic mi poWiedziee MECH
etiiala. Kt6ra sic wzbraniatak ME;
Ilitosciwie odkrycia mi, tajjeam lnqi ee,y7
meggo urodzcnia! Wieed.ziial1amn15 do
ze pan Bog ME ooprsei m ftffte',
] dozwoli po1aczyc sic z m nlg'tls'a
Tax, ' u7,e,iiteekne cd tel kt}o :dtd' j u
dam sic ia miejsssce, jake mi mini mi
lose macierzynska ,oznacza! i
.Milosc Observation-Disclosures, Leopold
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