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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-24

IS mil0 Oaber befiirdtet oab oaS
falte 8etter onS ant Samstag iidl
einitelte uno icitber Oalternb in lei.
ner Strerge airDielt, Dem SriibobIte
groberr SdoGan 5ugaiiigt bot, oa
Die &nospen ifon 3lt melt elttnidelt
tDaren nm cine Semperatlr ole Bis
auf 10 0raO iiber gtlll gefallen mar,
ertro8en .Su fOnnell,
:. -9os 5tGotden 8lono i'm iiio.
Iidcn 3beiIe unieres Gountps, has
crit Dor etma s Sabren gegriinoet
,lpnrbe, 5abIt jest fdpm etra 500
Ginapobncr, 6eiibt quite gepflaiterte
Straben, Cement Scitemuegc, elef.
triidje geleirdJtung ulpo 8aiiertper.
fe. Die @%Glpobner iino uiternefs
Nero ur0 iortidrittIid geiinnt a,lpb
taItcn felt 5lliammelt ipenn es GILT
oos aQgemeine @obl ou f6bern.
Crit Dor Sturgeon mur6e elm 60 bel
100 Iroee5 5ruei Stpdtperfp bobes
8abritgebauoe polenOet fir 0elIell
grri6tiatg ole @eidGftsIeute SIS
St1otf,alls IN lpenigen 9aspit haS
notbi9e @elo ge5ei6net batter. Ss1
Dem 8cbaltbe lit bereits cine 9elen.
fabrif in 9etrieb ole ipdter et1ua
60 Serfouen beid1ftigen Iol. Gle
GARNER Der llntgegeno baben iid)
perpfIidJtet oaS motbiga Hobmaterial
IN @pitalt bon 8eiencorn 81 l~ieferu.
@enn iad) @crtaanng Ocs 81.
.9ongreiies on a. 0tarB cine @rtrn.
Seiiion einbeutfen iperOe1 lolte, cj
lnepben Ole 9enofrotlu I'M Iepr1-
lertantenbmls ii6 iofort ar Sic SIR.
belt MAIDEN an0 Sen 8ariL had
unten" repioirell. So miro merig.
items aus 8oi6ington batidtct.
ltlter GlepeIono reoioiutct 0ie
0enofratcn oen 8orif oldJ aienIidj
Itarf alOadJ llltten" ulpS ott 0ie ;Sol-
gen erilutert mar iid3 iebt nod nit
eIncm @eiii6l GngitIiden MiBhcha.
gers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-24

-Gas Greisgeridt miro ol
nadnten Wontag cine SiBullg abge.
balten Inn BEN antrog altf eine1
neten &ro3eB in Der alagc Der
Sruu Sertie SieseI gcsen ole &od
SsIanS GiielbaDn in grn1gurg 5ai
Sieben. 9efomltid, er6ielt SrQll
.Siegl in ibrer alage gageil Die ge-
llannte Giiei6abngeieuid)nft BON Der
Surp $4,000 S6o0@nrias fir Ser.
lebutnga1 5ugeiprufen, Die tie bei
einem 9a5untnfal erlitten bottle.
-Nn6oem mir am Srcitog 10
iuarmes @etter bntten boB man lid
beirabe in Die 3eit Nes Sodiommers
ueriest glulibte, folete an SamStog
elm falter Norooihpilpo nit Regen,
Scr itdl Hehts III els mo Sdrtec
perfpan6elte, nno an S%onntag mar
Die @roe nit eil,er 8 bis 8 3ou
tiefen Sdrteeidid)t beoedt. 9os
Qiiefi4ber I'M thermometer mar bon
70 am Sreitog oili 90 an Spm1tag
Slbeno gefaIlen, Elm INTERRUPTED Don
so @re6 in fallm "a Stumoen.
S. s. &isfqboon, aopofat, BON
GIapton, @to., befonO iid Iebten
SamSto9 bier nlt6 erfreutc olttl ms
ourd) fsinel @eiudy. &iSfoObon
mar friiGer atd) cinma( Settings.
ntenih uIpo intereiiirt lid 0aber I'M.
mer nod elm gisfen fir oie
o&unit." Geine Miiiion bier mar
cine Gonteren3 nit Gidter @reuer,
Inn 6aftu 81 iantmcIr fiir 0ie @e.
fampfung pon @r.9tidtcr &pors Nr.
tr0J i'm Stodts Sbergsridt 3llr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der @obl
oeS Srrl. greuer.
-Dos marine @etter ser Icbtcn
8od}e brodte Die Gbit6Gunte rutr
aa5uIebr III Srieb, 10 Nub Bic &nos-
pen Der @irn, 8ilornnell- inns 8iire
iidtb1um baIO 3l ipriugen orobtcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-24
Morq2n glbeno spurfaIie.

-5oeben erbalten cine Garld.
Dung aflos Bortlanb Cement. Geo.
Sobn8.
So. s. Marriott reiite Ieeter
Gumptag nod, REQ gipog ST., Inn
Dem @egr1bniB ieire3 Sdnpo8ers
q. q. SLor bei5lhuoJuen.
glnSreD Sdptcs lit nad) nlcbr.
monafIidJem @erblei6 in Geros, Die.
ie ISod}a rpieSer 3lt sem Seiren bier.
iel6it 5urltf gefsbrt.
-llnnbgeboltr 8riefe limo aui
0e1n bieiigen Ioitamte fiir: Nrs.
e. 2onet, Sobr Douglas mo 6. y.
@alrosu.
6h. 9liuria araettlp, DON SOP.
lin, Dpilt gcgelGuartig bier gu BE.
JUDI bei ibran @Tdtpiitern Den So
inflien Geo. araettIp ufpo 6ruu
3arp q. alibn.
-3rmi y. EaHoenuerfen, BON ct
&ouis mar 6eie &ote mebrere 5n.
&c bier uro iii gslsootmae gun @e-
il,d BON 8eripan6ten mo dIten Be
fannten.
-&errg s. aBring miro ON H..
Rdr3 auj ieiner 6arm BEL Sruiss
&erfteigerura ieines 8teG6eitmpbes
mo 6arneinridtung balteu. Siebe
ar3eise.
Sn @tonS belt in Der @ob,
rurg non 9beo. 8raf Sr. 8epntter
SdlaIbeiu Girtebr uuo brudlte Dem
iurgen gbepnnre eiit rinlnteres Hei.
mes 9od)terden.
Der 8ei,enpreis i'll 6ieia 8o6e
iuie6er Inn mebrere Gents gefalen.
@etcrn golf Derslb mn bieiigen
Marfte SO fitr SO. 2 uito so iiir
SO. 8.
-aIfrro uno Com. 9ooe mo
Srie GinnemaDer, bon Berger. iua.
rem am Gienstag bier un0 Itotteten
aud ans eiite,r an9enebmen &c.
iddtt&heiitb ab.
-Morgcn st6eno iinbet Die Sob.
resperianmlaing lrpO geamtermnbl
6es Sparfoiien &ereins (Sepnantl
Rllt1,al Carvings Gitno aliociotion)
III per @itp Sail itatt,
@ir beoauerit 3l erfubrerI oat
Srau glpin 4pcid,el ernftlif en-
frnnft earnieOerlieGt urpo ipiinider
ihr ron &,rSeit reda bal6ige Belle
rtltJ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-24
Bihlono 9onf
eF Morrison, Mo.
6, S, Sradlt, @rGfOcnt,

', !. Sradlt, ErafOent, SO. Sanmcrt, Gafrcr.
Sdiiebt Gnd oil sic podicn6e lite Ser 9epoittoren pelhe
ibre @elOer lei ms 0epotiren.
Die 9ette mihen ole gortbeie gu idaben meIde mir bieten,
lo protttrer 0itrd) Die bon ans gebotencn @eqlemGdfeiten
@eIDes. $3.50"
eire gciddttiide @%erhinoing NIT beer 9anf piro Gnd) nibt
MIR orgcnebnL ionScrn an) gepinnbrin9eno ient.
ltnicre &idtidnMr
ut imierelp Sitr6et einen jeoen 8ortbeil Eeld1en llnler gorfor.
if1ft 6tetet, 81 Cute foniuueft 81 IafIen.
Gtr retnten elm leb1aftes Sntereic an ie6er Terion, rndnrlid
ODER pe,bim), ipeitbe Elm lNhines @cidoit betreibt lu6 albaual
ipta, nno bieet mir alen ioldett melde nit lnls in @efSHsper.
binoitng treten, unirre beonocre aufmerfianfet.
lIicr @eibditsprin5ip it,
@raets sibsraludt ioiprit ais iOEoe @ciGaitsfabrnno 5H;alt,
Yaberl6Higfcit in ancn GinScbcneu,
Eronptbet in alien Nnsfabrnnaen.
0lcidr S6flidfeit fir Nac.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-24

/ ANaN~T 1N
SeHrp 0tsaer, Y. H. Silbsr.
Mn 0alfcr.
g. .. 6iner, tom Gmensuiile.
luar iiber SonRtdg Atcr nm 8cdld
liGe5 init Den 4ftiens Snbnbern Der
Seruamt 5errp 4 Huf2t 60 SIT
erleoigeu. Serr TifdIer mar meil-
rere 55aare aGf etiteHt DER 9upte Ger
| 6erru Go. dls @l,rf behjaitigt. oudl
! EAT er ittr feet in Gmens1iIle air
/ Strgctdiicn, no ar eflt StnrqgeldFit
Ier6ffnet 5at.
Cit HclmrtDGblteIr 1iretpratl
ser hiefiJeH 5aHcr ELECTROMAGNETIC
auituft ernGlINn &steir Sunstrg
i0iJcaOe &ean1M: SrG0 & @eltiVL
8rdit0ert %bfirn &trelHnel1 8tua
Grdisogrt 9igbert gmtmgQertrer.
Setr2tir, EGn guilttRn, Gmnrrn
3iucot6er nn0 4Laert 5t1uuErt. u
iyeftoytn uH9 A1ittiiaugS. Gofmili
ion.
SIN G1pcmzulla lit am lliEtuodt
itEtgr tg G1rr &cafa &r1aIgle
ri. .J1 ialgg iacig,r uipr 1gfanltar
&ilt5cr urigres GaulEcps mn Alar
.Uou 90 I5abrar sefarbef. Ten Ger
.itorbere mfr tys mr 5pG 2tElucTt
G.tf sIilsc ISara7 1sr lgr 3H1a Eaf
,uCbnhcFr as u ugzf CinmrTiLa
3c,I iE1 tdrE eIlra,E g~E1euscaei;O
Ser lci5gr HEgr uGr fIrdgr EIgar
Gin ioLIte, III sgEfBlU-
-garl 9uf4Eener. cu4a 5Trit
Greet urao ieia SrlloEr NErp UCE
,,,er iafO oere5 tE5sre 5dItsE, frG-
in lestsH Solls.a1 sr sGraf 6ss
ljrt nGh AogEs, Cnse GatElatg
t.l, u,rl sJrem 8u90er &a @ulG.
hieper. ucr Garl= 45rs5fe ald
~Al;d4oro siren EaRt ab5Hftat-
@crr 8utHarer 6ea6ifhgt
i'll Grti9iabre in geiAdnIt Ses
.Jeyur Gan Ritr1lfsn eie aIte SET
a.,Itb In 2ippe 9etEoIo, Geutfd-
laro Ju 6eiuaer.
-Gepltg S9eyiff n. 6. Rum-
b,auer arrettrte dllI 9elftUer0e hes
gic.auuateurs Z. s. Seister, 0rei
jul.Je 8urite, Ssspalo Sraenole,
Souis Sfneu uno Ssiie Stimuli,
mt;2r Der SInfla5s nit Steinen ga.
sax ieine 3biire g~eaporien unO i'm
i0ienerbOlt tsl1Itiai 6u bG5cn. Die
IIsletIag:en nur0en TOR 6uieoens.
r;!)ter Stoemer gcbraft, Dor Dem
iie itd) id)ul0ig tetannten ltllo 81
j., $500 8alobuBe urro 9~e5ablung
Ulr Goitell DerurtDetlt irul0en.
-gtGddten @ontag treten Die
County court ioruoJI dis Dos 9tad).
labysrid)t 81 NuQm tageintdBigeu
6UorLar.Icrmin IN SigultJ. 9n
% 8egauiiober miliIem aulbrelao Die.
Us &armins COS @Duntpgeridts ibre
1dDre5-Abrednultg MADDEN, mas 81
nOpuIidD cine Dole 8cde Ges We.
rldJtsternins in AnIprudI nimnt.
81 Der foIgerOela @ode iiipbat Die
pJrtibe Abrodnung nit 0um Stet.
creiuphilsr uro oenl 9olutp. Sdns-
meiIter itntt.
Nm /. Wt1r5 got Der Minister
min o,s GouttD Sigbmop engineers
5t Gr&e uro Elm 9tafiolger Oes
&rlt. 9orutier miro nift erllannt
lperOeu 0a 0ie 8itrger ollrd Die
@Qyl Gas amt abgel6nift ba6en.
Gb es Elm meiier Sdritt mar muB
bic 3ufunft le6ren. @err 0onuier
bat leir,e pole @flif,t ais Sigbmap
engineer getban uno Dem County
in Der llebeupobung unb 2eiturt9
pon StlaBen. uwO 9ritfeubaut2n
ulalld}en Collar eripart.
-slui Dem &irdaofe ser epolJl.
GelrteinNe 5u ODensuille lpnr6a an
Spmltlg ppriger @ode @err Sinlor
JuIioI, Inter 5aDlre,1er 9et5eilt
gltnl belroigt. Ger 9erltor5pne,
Wau},r Gin alter DON GO ScOreu er-
rsidlt Gdtte, mar Dor perIgAr Snb-
rclI uoll Gmcnspille nad ct. Souis
ii0eriitrslt, NO ca nod Iing2rer
&ranfD&it ain $. Sebular itarb.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-02-24
geponiri euer SeIo IN Der
pfopts Dank

pGH l)frlnaHn
Die Sanf Ser Seute, pcu Scf sen'
ten mo fur Sie Gsute."
Seine SAINT fdlersr
8 &rOSent 8inien auf Seit' gepuiiten.
EtrettoIcB:
g. " gs,uer, h1bt &aiter
henrp SraSs, Genri1 w. Setotft,
SseHrp Shsner, y. H. Silbcr.
VI. " 0alter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-04

Columbus. O., Feb. 3.-When official
announcement was made in the con-
vention Of the United Mine Workers
Of America of the defeat of President
Tom L. Lewis for reelection by John
p. White of Oskaloosa, Ia, Lewis de-
ciared that on his retirement April l
he would go back to the manual labor
Of the mines. All the old officers save
Lewis were elected. White defeated
Lewis by a majority of 26,743 votes.
receiving 9s,933 votes Retiring Pres
ident Lewis said he hoped to be a
delegate to the next convention and
was cordially cheered- 1T has been
my life aim" he said Ito see all Of
the miners Of the American continent
united in one large body. and l hope to
see a realization of my hopes, and /
will pledge my word to you now that
because have been defeated l will not
sell my knowledge to friends or rep
resentatives Of the class which we are
fighting for living wages and hours
President elect White said he hoped to
reunite the factions in the organiza-
ton and would try to respect its pres
ent policies A resolution was adopted
calling on the convention and mem
bers Of the union to give moral and
financial support to strikes now in
progress in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Colo
RADIO and Nova Scotia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-04
Texas.

Texas.
Abeline-s40.0 900 construction COM
pany.
Brashear-$10, 900 bank.
Cisco-s7,50O creamery.
Devine-Broom factory.
Dallas-$100,0 900 furniture company;
$4,000 ice cream company; $4,000
manufacturing company.
Dodsonville-s16,O 900 townsite COM
pany.
Fort worth-$4O,O 900 grain company.
GoIiad-Ice and cold storage plant.
Garza-s2,s0O lumber company.
Grand Prairie-$10 900 bank.
Huutington-s10,00 900 bank.
Houston-S69,0 900 development COM
pany; 100000 manufacturing COM
pany.
Malone-Bank.
Port Arthur-$5, 900 construction
company; $4,000 creamery.
Queen City-$15, 900 bank.
<Sadler-$10,O00 bank.
Tyler-S30,000 investment company.
Virginia.
decentralization, 900 oil and gas
company.
Chase City-$20,0 900 box factory.
Norfolk-$30,0 900 manufacturing COM
pany: $4,000 warehouse company;
$25, 900 hotel company; $4,000 orchard
company; $4,000 bottling works.
Nicklesville-s5,00 900 telephone COM
pany.
Norton-s1o0 900 hardware company.
Portsmouth-Water works.
Richmond-$100O00 manufacturing
company.
Shawsville-$5,000 telephone com
pany.
wellsburg-s1o.o0o creamery.
West Virginia.
Buckhannon-s25,o0 900 oil and gas
company.
Clarksburg-s75,000 oil and gas
company.
characterization motor COM
pany: $500 Oil and gas company.
Jarvisville-$25,0 900 Oil and gas COM
pary.
Petersburg-$25,0 900 lumber COM
pany. "
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-04
VO[LEY BALL
LEAGUE OPENS
GOOD CROWD WITNESS DOUBLE
HEADERS AT THE Y. M. G. A.,
THE HURRICANES AND cY-
CLONES BEING THE VtcTORS.

A good crowd attended the opening
games in the Business Mems volley
Ball league last night and the players
are all enthusiastic over the pros
poets of great season Of sport along
this line. Each team played a double
header. the first games being between
the Hurricanes and Cyclones, the
former team winning the first by II
to Is and the latter the second by II
to Is. The teams nned-up as fol-
lows:
Hurricanes-J. NJ Burrow, R. NJ.
Cary, Charles Cottrell, w. B. Ferriss,
VIM. Lurton, J. T. Mackey, E. B. Mo-
rey and j. 8. Reese.
CycNnes-L. E. Brooks. ]. D. Car
roll, J. R. Kellar, j. H. Kohler, J. &.
Watson, G. P. Wentworth, C. Wilson
and c. Wright
The next brace of games brought
together the Whirlwinds and lorna
dos and although the first game was
a good one, ending 1918 in favor of
the Tornados. the Whirlwinds sprang
big surprise on their opponents and
came back and just naturally mopped
up with them to the tune of II to 3
in the second. The teams lined-up as
follows:
Whirlwinds-H. L. Bell, W. F..
Balkeom, w. C. Diffenderfer, J. E.
Hull, S. Lee, c. J. Levey, F. L. Mayes,
c. WEIGH
Tornados-M E. Clark F. Flyne,
VIM. Mackey, F. 8. Mellen. w. B. Mo
rey. Rev. E. R. Pendleton, w. Rob
erts and Judge w. B. Sheppard.
Volley ball was shown to be such
a good sport last night that an eff.
fort is being made to form league
in the senior department of the asso-
riafiap
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-04

El.zabethtown-$20, 900 printing com
pany.
Livermore-s12,0 600 electric light and
power plant.
Louisville-s10o.00 900 vehicle factory
pany. -
Olive Hill--$15,O0o quarries.
Louisiana.
Bogalusa-$1O0,O 900 realty company.
Boyce-s2e.a0e lumber company.
IIaFayette-$25, 900 automobile COM
pany. So.
Lake charles--s15,ooo publishing
company.
New Orleans 10000 manufactur-
ing company; s250,006 sash and door
factory; $4,000 realty company; So,
900 drug company; $4,000 medicine
company; $1,000 Oil company; $4,000
warehouse company.
Mississippi.
Greenville-ssO.0 900 hoop factory.
McComb-Creamery.
Yazoo Ctty-S40,000 development,
company
North Carolina.
NOTeifSdO Sity-SloVoo iild!1OAdStuI
ing company.
Stoneville-S15,c0 chair factory;
spoke and handle factory.
WHINING drug company
Winston SaIem-S25,0 900 furniture
company; $4,000 hotel company.
Oklahoma.
Ardmore-s7,0 900 cold stofage com
pany.
Ada-$2A000 realty company.
Abbott-s1, 900 telephone company.
Braman-$1O,000 oil and gas com
pany. 1850. .......- -.....
Caddo-S25. 900 bank. -.,.-....--
company. ..-+...>. .........-...
Enid-S10, 600 candy company.
Hooker-s1, 500 telephone company.
Lone Neutrality-suspicious. company.
Medford-$15.O0 900 lumber company.
Muskogee-s10,00 harness and bug
gy company.
Nowata-s10,000. oil company.
Oklahoma-s300, 900 drug company;
$4,000 medicine company.
Pryor-s50, 900 ice and light COM
pany. ...-.r..' ....----..
Tulsa-s9, 900 oil company; s50,00f
Oil company .- ...--.
Sapulpa-S10,00 oil company.
Vinta-s10,000 publishing company
South Carolina.
Charleston-S50O,0 900 lumber com
pany.
Heath Springs-s2o.000 bank.
Jonesville-s1O00 900 realty company
Manning-Two $685. 600 banks.
GreenviIle-$10O,0 900 realty company
Springfeld-s20,0 900 electric light and
power plant.
Smoaks-Sl0,00 900 bank
---.-t- Tennessee.
Jellico-s90,000 water works.
Jackson-$l5,o00 manufacturing com
pany.
900 mines.
Memphis-$50,o land company
$1,000 grain company; $4,000 con-
struction company; $4,000 contract
ing company; $4,000 construction
company: $4,000 farm company.
Maryville-Waterwor
Pulaski-S20,00 900 realty company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-04
THE VETERAN
F|REMEN TO
PICNIC MAY z
THIS DATE WAS CHOSEN FOR
ANNUAL PICNIC At ENTHUSLAS
TIC MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGE.
MENTs WAS APPOINTED.

At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Volunteer Veteran Ftremen's As
ISOLATION held last night, the matter
OF arranging for the annual May day
picnic was taken up and entered in
to. May End was selected as the date
for holding the picnic, and a COM
mtttee OF ten was appointed to CON-
plete necessary arrangements.
All the members present were very
enthusiastic In regard to the picnic
and an effort will be made to make
this the most successful picnic given
by the association. All the mer-
chants in the city will be asked to
participate in the parade with their
floats and the owners Of automobiles
will also be invited to enter into the
parade.
The members were urged to begin
at once the preparation Of their uni
forms for this occasion, as it is hoped
to make this parade, which is always
an interesting feature, more impos-
ing this year than ever before.
The following We're appointed on
the committee to complete the ar
rangements for the picnic end the pa
rade: Chris Thiesen, chairman: Dan
Bergin, Henry T. Betrne, George
Cooley, A. Mcconnell, Len Lebaron,
D. B. Reed, Dan Murphy, w. A. Du-
buisson and v. J. Fauria.,
The reports OF the various depart
ments showed the association to be
in flourishing condition. The ffnan-
cial report made good showing for
the fifteen and one-half months ending
Jan. 15. The report showed that dur.
ing that time S261.40 had been paid
for sick and injured members, while
5000 had been paid out for the death
claims Of four members. making a
total Of S461.40 paid out by the asso'
citation for the protection OF its mem.
bers and their families.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-04
Rush Troops of Cavalry
To Border of Mexico
CONTINUED from Page one)


be sent to notify the American consul
at Juarez, warning him Of the intended
assault on the city an6 requesting him
to warn nom combatants to seek safe
| ty. The generals message declared
that former messengers had been in
! tercepted by federal troops. The mes
senger detoured Juarez, crossing the
border north Of the city. A party Of
four Americans reconnoitertng this at
ternoon reported that the insurrectc
main Force Is eleven miles below the
city. Another body is believed to be
! coming from the west.
SURROUND CITY.
| Advancing rebels have completely
surrounded Ciudad Juarez. Wires tt
| the interior Of the republic have beer
J; cut and railroad tracks torn up. Com.
;munication with the capital is para
lyzed. -
There are less than 400 federal SOL
diers IN tbs town. The insurrecto
troops now at the gates Of me city
number eight or ten hundred. It is
believed the defenders " Juarez will
surrender upon demand.
It is reported here that the rebels
will move on the city this afternoon
Non -comhatants will be notified before
the attack is launched.
Al! races nave been temporarily
called OFF at the Juarez track. Revo-
lutionisls say their messenger with
notices to consuls was. captured yes
terday and that another will come IN
under white flag today.
After the notice is delivered the at
tack must be held off twelve hours, ac-
cording to the rules OF war. No at
tack is expected today If the -evolu-
tionary junta in Ell Paso is correct
Part Of the rebel force is reported
eight miles from Juarez.
BUSINESS PLACES CLOSED.
At 10 o'clock this morning the mayor
of Juarez ordered all places Of bust
ness closed. American and other
foreign flags were only put out by the
foreign residents. The consuls had
not had any notice of an attack but
the mayor declined 70 say why he is
sued the closing order.
HAVE TAKEN COYAME.
Abram Gonzales, provisional govern
or OF Chiahua, says the rebels in the
Ojinaga district have taken Coyama
jose de Ia Luz Sanchez commanded
he says. This apparently makes the
insurrecto victory in the Ojinaga dis
trict complete
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BRIDESMAIDS
WEEKLY REVIEW
NEW INDUSTRIES FORMED IN
sDixIELAND DURING THE PAST
WEEK. 3:

Chattanooga, Fec. 3--The week end
Ing today further evidences as shown
by the Tradesrnan weekly review Of
new industries established, that bust
ness development throughout the south
and southwest continues along lines
calculated to make the first quarter Of
the year one Of the best the section
has enjoyed for some time.
Now that the south is so much in
the public eye and its possibilities and
opportunities are being understood
and appreciated, it Is not surprising
that many OF the new interpretations
are capitalized for amounts that ;ndi-
cate that operations are contemplated
on 4 scale calculated to attract ma
tional attention. It is not alone the
new organizations however. but the
enlargement OF existing ones that fully
evidence the rapid strides the south is
making In its effort to occupy the po-
sition that it must ultimately occupy.
The industries established in the
past week fellow:
Alabama.
Anniston-s20.000 quarries.
Ariton-s10,000 fertilizer company.
Birmingham-s21.00 600 mill and eleva-
IOr company, lie pant, SoU,UVU as
phalt and construction company; $780,
900 oil and gas company.
Guntersville-ss.0O0 hardware com
pany.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. naval stores
company.
Tuscaloosa-s3.00o theater company
Arkansas.
Observation-Disclosures
Clarksv ille-Waterwo
Conway-$25.000 bank.
Cave Sptings-s5o.0oo development
company.
Little Rock-$50,o 900 realty company;
$50, 900 development company.
Rogers-$f00.OO0 development COM
pany.
Stuttsart-s75.00o grocery company;
SIS. 900 publishing company.
Florida.
Athens-$1OO,0 900 bank; autobobile
company.
900 coal company;
$50, 900 land company.
Georgia. -
Columbus - $4,000 manufacturing
company.
Dublin-Sash and door factory.
Douglas-Bank.
Oconee-Oil and fertilizer company.
Union City-s1, 00o. 900 land com
pany.
Savannah-Distillery
kentucky.
Calhoun-S10,o00 planning mill.
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LADIES HOME
JOURNAL PATTERNS

The March style book, Is
pages, has arrived. These are
free. The Spring style book,
178 pages, sells for zoe, and
coupon, good for 15c pattern,
free with each book. The
Embroidery book sells for SC
each. contains 81 pages OF
the newest styles Of ernbroid-
cry. T. H. La11non & Co.,
200 and zoe South Palafox
Street, Pensacola.
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LADIES' HOME
JOURNAL PATTERNS

The March style book, %
pages, has arrived. These are
free. The Spring style book,
178 pages, sells for zoe, and
coupon, good for 15c pattern,
free with each book. The
Embroidery book sells for SC
each, contains 81 pages OF
the newest styles of ernbroid-
cry. T. H. Lannon & Co..
200 and 2O2 South Palafox
Street, Pensacola.
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CHIEF ENGINEER
OF THE |. ( \.
IN PENSACOLA
ARRIVED IN PRIVATE CAR ON
TOUR OF INSPECTION AND RE.
NAMED HERE FOR SEVERAL
HouRs-LEFT LAST NIGHT.

w. H. Courtney. chief engineer d
the L. & N. railroad. was in the city
for few hours yesterday, arriving
in his private car No. 352 He waz
here on a tour OF inspection, the par
ticular object OF his visit being to
inspect some new construction wofA
on some bridges which have recently
been built In this section
He LETT the city last night on train
No. for Floutaton, and win extend
his tour Of inspection over some 9th
er branches of the road.
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Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectuai Chamberlain
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
allays the cough, relieves the lungs,
opens the secretions and aids nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Thousands have testified 70
it's superior excellence. Sold by all
dealers
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presented by Miss Paige, Mr.. Ed Law
renee. the popular comedian. and
well selected company.
Prices range from Is to so cents for
night performances and bargain matt
nees will be given Wednesday and
Saturday at which the prices will be
Is cents for children and 25 cents for
adults in the best seats. Seats on
sale now at The Hub.
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REMEMBER THE NAME

Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs
and colds, for Group, bronchisis, hoarse-
ness and for racking lagrippe coughs.
No opiates. Refuse substitutes.
w. A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 S. PaIafox ST