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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

ADDRESS TO
BE DELIVERED
SOME OF MOST PROMINENT MEN
IN THE UNITED STATES ARE IN.
cLuDED IN THE LIST OF
SPEAKERS AT WATERWAY CON-
vENTIoN IN MONTGOMERY.

Some of the most prominent men in
the United States and some who are
well posted on the subjects to be dis
cussed are included in the list of
speakers who will deliver addresses at
the fourth annual convention of the
Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Water
way Association, which convenes in
Montgomery Monday morning and
which will be attended by a number
of prominent Pensacolians.
Among those who have accepted in
vitations to speak at the meeting are:
Robert Isham Randolph, of Chicago,
representing Governor Deneen, of Ilii-
nois; William A. Gunter, Jr., mayor of
Montgomery, Montgomery, Ala; Frank
D. Kohn, president of the Business
Mems League, Montgomery, Ala;
Robert C. Wickliffe, United States
congressman, st. Francisville, La;
Lieutenant Colonel Lansing H. Beach,
United States engineers, New Orleans,
La; ]. H. Drummond, mayor St An
drews, st; Andrews, Fla; John H.
Small, United States congressman
Washington, D. c.; Herbert Knox
Smith, commissioner Of corporations,
Washington, d. c.: John Howe Pey-
ton, assistant to the president of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company, Louisville, KY; John L.
Vance, president of Ohio Valley I'm
PAONOAAAOhb 1A00OOA1tlO14s u.
DIR. w. J. MCGEE, of bureau of soils,
Washington, D. c.; Colonel o. L. Fris-
bee, vice president Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Association and the Ma
tiona1 Rivers and Harbors Congress-
Portsmouth, N. H; John l. Martin
attorney, st. Louis, Mo-; Joe Mitchell
Chapple, editor National Magazine,
Boston, Mass; d. II. Mays, United
States congressman. Monticello, Fla;
s. A. Roddenberry, United States con-
gresham, Thomasville, Ca: w. A.
Adamson. United States congressman,
Carrollton, Ca; w. K. Kavanaugh,
president akes-to-the-Gulf Water
ways Association, st. Louis, Mo-; J.
T.. Hefiin, United States congressman
Lafayette, Ala; William Richardson,
United States congressman, Hunts
vile, Ala; Duncan u. Fletcher, United
States senator and president Missis-
sippi to Atlantic Inland WATERWAYS
Association, Jacksonville, Fla; Joseph
F. Johnston, Birmingham, Ala, United
States senator; Hon. r. B. Evins,
Montgomery; Ala, representing Gov
ernor O'Neal.
Hon Thomas e. Watson, of Georgia,
Hon.. ]. +. Vardaman, of Mississippi,
and other distinguished men have
been invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
BEGIN IT TODAY

That good old saying. "a stitch in
time saves nine," is proved over and
over in our daily life.
For example when you begin to
feel out Of sorts, don't want to eat,
and don't seem as strong as usual,
If you would begin right away to use
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
preparation without oil, you could
easily put yourself in good trim again
with one bottle, or less. But when
you wait and grow worse all the time,
1t is bound to take more
We just got a letter from Mrs.
Mary Glynn Of Mt. Vernon, \. z. who
says: When my health became run
down last March I took prompt &C.
ton to improve 1t and was told that
Vinol was the best thing to build me
up. Using out bottle of Vinol has
made me well and strong again.
Don't put it off another day. If
you feel the need of more strength
and better blood, or If one OF your
family is weak and sickly, Vinol will
give renewed strength and energy. II
it does not, we will give you back
your money. Whites Pharmacy, Pen
sacola, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
MARIANNE.
Special to The journal


Mariana, Nov. 1S.-Lieut Charles
T. Richardson, of Pensacola, arrived
in the city last Sunday and has been
spending the week with his mother.
Mrs. Frank Golson entertained the
Young Matron's Domino Club at her
home last Wednesday. The guests
spent delightful afternoon, with pro-
gressive forty-two games for enter
tainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coyle McKinnon spent
last Sunday in Cottondale.
Miss Margaret Liddon left Thurs
day afternoon for Dothan, Ala, where
she will be the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Smith.
Mrs. Green Moore entertained with
cards at her home on Thursday after
noon.
A large audience at the auditorium
Friday night were delighted with the
able presentation of the play, "The
Man on the Box"
Mr.. E. G. Fitzpatrick left the city
for Panama City last Wednesday.
Mr.. T. w. Henty left for Panama
City on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dan Mcleod returned this
week to her home in Blountstown.
The roads committee has been at
work this week and the streets in
town show great Improvement.
Touching: Jennie Everything he
touches seems to turn to gold
Jim-Yes: he touched me today for
g. sovereign.-London Opinion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
GOOD WORK OF
LOCAL BRANCH
THE SALVATION ARMY Is &C
COMPRISING MUCH IN PENSA-
COLA FOR THE POOR AND
NEEDY.

Mayor Carter Harrison. of Chicago,
speaks of the Salvation Army as fol-
lows:
Il have always had the greatest adj
miration for the Salvation Army,
which consider one of the most sue
cessful forces for good that / know Of.
It's self acrificing workers reach
and aid persons that otherwise never
would be reached at all.
The magnificent work that the
Salvation Army has done and is doing
assures it a prominent place in the
history of the world"
The Pensacola branch, under the
leadership of Capt. and Mrs. Bouterse,
is doing a great work in this city.
While other organizations and move
ments have been started and made
promises of great things. the Saliva
ton Army has quietly and steadily
gone ahead and today it is one of the
best organized charity and religious
movements in the world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

A MODEL THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.
Baltimore Sun.
% . . . . . . . 80

The Thanksgiving proclamation Of
Governor Albert W. Gilchrist, CT Flor
ida, is a model for presidents and
governors. 1t is in the following
words: Thursday, November 80, 1911,
is hereby designated as a day OF
Thanksgiving to the Giver of all good
gifts and graces."
4 whole volume could not express
more than these lines. It is the GUS
tom in writing these proclamations for
a president or governor to catalogue
the blessings for which thanks ought
to be rendered. That may be left to
each person to estimate for himself.
That the country has been at peace
with all the world is cause for national
thanksgiving. But the other blessings
to which the president directs the pub
lie attention are not always generally
distributed. The aggregate crops of
the whole land may be abundant and
yet there may have been droughts and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

arrived from England, and pushed
their way into the wilderness deter
mined to join their father
The last stage of their journey was
made under the escort OF a young
army officer, Major Hayward, one of
their fathers most trusted officers, and
who was deeply in love with Alice, the
younger girl.
Their guide was a treacherous In
into the wilderness and make them
captives. They were saved, however
by a chance meeting with a trapper
and his two Indian companions, who
were men of reputation throughout
that wild region.
The trapper, American born. had
lived with Indians all his life, and be-
cause Of his skill with his rife was
known as Hawk-eye. The indians
were the last of the tribe of Mohicans,
who at one time ruled the country that
is now New York city. But they had
been driven back by the encroachments
Of the white men, and made their
homes in the then wild region around
what is now Lake George.
Through the aid of this trio, the
little party Of whites were led toward
the fort, but their treacherous guide
escaped, and backed by the Huron In
dams, a hostile tribe, followed and
attacked them.
During the attack the girls were
captured, and carried off to the HUI
rons' village. Hayward and Hawk
eye, disguised as a medicine man and
his trained bear, by skill and daring
managed to rescue the younger of the
two girls, but the elder was still in
the power of Magua, their former
guide. He was cornered at last with
his fair captive, and in an effort &C
rescue her, Uncas was killed. His
death was avenged by the unerrine
rife of Hawk-eye.
The old chief, the last Of this tribe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Henry Lawrence southwick.

Henry Lawrence SouthWIck.
Henry Lawrence Southwick, one of
the most powerful orators upon the
American platform, is coming here for
an enga cement of one evening only,
Wednesday, November 22nd, under
the auspices of the Lyceum Associa-
ton.
AS Professor Southwick will give a
reading from Shakespeare, the Pensa-
cola Lyceum Association, as a compli-
ment to the Pensacola Shakespeare
Club, has asked tho club to select the
subject of Professor Southwick's read
ing for next Wednesday evening.
Hamlet" being the subject chosen
by the local Shakespeare Club. Pro-
lessor Southwick will entertain his
audience with Hamlet"
OF Prof. Southwick the Atlanta Con-
stitution says: A more powerful and
more beautifully expressed discourse
on any subject has not been heard
wick is justly considered the most
powerful exponent of Shakepearian
philosophy and expression in the
country. and his lectures on the great
creations Of the greatest dramatist the
world has ever known are gems of
oratory.
The Minneapolis Journal says: AS
a Shakespearian reader Mr.. Southwick
is without a peer.
The reading will be given in the
lecture hall of the First Methodist
church, on East Wright street.
Cooper's "The Last of the Mohicans'
One of the Fenimore Cooper classics
the most popular of all, The Last OF
the Mohicans." has been very success
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
ROBINSON POINT.
Special to The Journal

Robinson Point, Nov. 1s.-Mr. G. w.
GarenIer and wife, of Parsons, Kans,
who have been visiting their relatives,
Mr.. end Mrs. d. L. Burgess of this
lace. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Brock of
Millville. left Wednesday for their
home They were accomranie as far
as Pensacola by Mrs. Burgess.
Miss Marie Burnett returned Mon
daN. after visiting friends in Pensa-
cola for several days.
Mrs. r. Tomasello and children Wis
iteti friends in Bagdad one day this
week.
Mr.. r. j. Vail was a business Wis
itor to Pensacola Thursday.
Mrs. Jim Beck. of Pensacola, is Wis
iting relatives here this week.
= Mr.. NJ. White, who has been sick for
several days, is improving.
Little Myrl Winget is still quite
sick.
Miss Aleatha Hawkins, of Bagdad,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs r. J. VAIL.
Mrs Conley is visiting in Pensacola
this week.
The mill at this place has been shut
down this week for general repair
work.
Mr.. Joe Redd has been grinding cane
the past week and the young folks
of this place have somewhere to go at
night to drink cane juice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
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Pride goeth before a fall
and after one too-so be
careful you don't fall for any
thing in a mercerized or half
cotton suit, lest your pride
get a hard jolt.
Our all wool guaranteed
fall suits correct in cut and
replete with the little things
that insure fit and shapeli-
ness, will properly sustain
your pride.
The best that can be had
at $1,000, we even invite
comparison with those sold
elsewhere at $500, SO conf
dent are we of their wonder
ful value
"All Wool" Suits and
Overcoats.
$500 to $500.
The John White Store
"FIorida's Leading cIothisrs."
2os-211 s. PaIafex 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

fully filmed by the famous Than
houser Company and the picture will
be shown at the Elite today For
those who never read the famous story
or do not remember the details, a short
synopsis of the film follows:
During the French and Indian war,
while America was still under the rule
of England, Col. Munro was the COM
mander of Fort William Henry, in
New York state. His two daughters
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

failure in large areas. The average,
health of the country may have been
good and yet some communities may
have been afflicted, and so on. And.
yet all the people have much TO be
thankful for. The governor OF Florida
has done wisely In leaving. to each
person to decide for himself what the
things are for which he has most cause
to give thanks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

color. may be different, but God has
so placed US as to journey in the
same path. I have no kin, and like
you, no people. The boy has left US
for a time, but, sycamore, you are not
alone
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

Don't forget Phones 1850
and 1911 when you want to
order hardware. w. A. Ray
Hardware Co., S. Palafox ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

He Was Mistaken: ct asked yo,r
husband last evening If he had his
life to live over again If he wouId
marry you, and he said he Certainly
would"
He certainly wouldnt."-Houston
Post. 14r--T =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

To Be Candid: What sort Of a
ticket does your suffragette club
favor?'
We'll" replied Mrs. Torkins, eff we
owned right up, / think most of us
would prefer matinee tickets."-wash-
ington Star. 1sss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19

The Latest Cut: The young man
was disconsolate. Said he: II asked
her il I could see her home" 'ewhy.
certainly" she answered; ST will send
you a picture OF it-"-Ladies' Home
Journal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
8tneifif 9GsteTabS. Mmnpnec

Saainart De ,irtge fineiiife &oinber
tespnber at bore til, tanfer bere5
Seore paa, bporbon De ifaI ifaffe
Gem en- Wanb. 9e nleit peIbapenSe
gaar I'll Ell @ois og i~norpffer en-
gnnonce ON, at be bar e~ifteferoige
Sstre, men De anerfeite er altfor
itariommeliee til of paaI9ege fig
oenne rbgift % beisreer annonce.
rlneen paa en- langt biligere Maabe.
SIere aar fsr bans Datter Fan
sifte fig, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa ga.
get at fit Sl,s en- &ruffe, Der penber
grmSen ub mob @aben- % berefter
peb enboer, at Der | bet paasipIoenbe
Slis finbes en- ing 9ige, Der nprmer
fig ben eifteferoige GIber, men Dog
e, for ing enbnu. alt efterfom ben
unse Bigger MI porer til, bIiper 3rlif.
fen imiblertib breiet, iaa Gabninsen
fcmmer Ill at renSe mere oe mere no
mob 9aben; % naar Der bar melot
its en- Srier og grpauppet Ell bolSt,
ioripinoer "Gnnoueeu".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
atnrn gnkntu.
TnrmmaIfincr brTnOt. 9nre

Nnrmmaifincr brrnot. Sptet Ilog
Sen 4oe oS. neo / Qtaifinifuret paa
q. M. 9oueS 6arm peo 6e5ieuben,
% g%pgniuaeu tiaiQemeO ct SrpifellO.
itpr % ANDRE Wtnitiuer brGnbte. Ser
bar ingen Isiuraltce.
Spbe / Wuuob Gpuntp. Feber
Souien airfebs bsoe ben 17oe Ipril
lit Siem / Wtooop Gormtp, SO Iar
5ammeI. San par febt / airfebs
Sogu, Horge, o. ilooan0reoe mcb lin
Tamilie / 1870. Sc boeoc fsrit /
Gecorab, Soma, og ilptteoe / 1875 til
Ntoobp Gourtp, boor 0e FOG Some.
itcoo og iiOcr bar boet. &i6sbe eiters
Ia6er iig Suitru % ire porre Ssnner.
Den me |nnslinie ifal bDases. -
Sra Sarge melOeS 0enne llBe, at
Irbcioet pou 8reat Nortbern @anens
me %iule pcitoper ira Sarge oil bli
paabeapnot ON uogIe Gage, i0et Bel.
Net er crboerpet Iorqs belle Rliten %
&c ileite andre 6oruntoltninger truf-
ne. Socf Smitb al Sarge, ser bar
Hontraft b~Clpbcnbe iiQ I'll 500 900
for grabbing" peitoper ira beune 9p,
uotolte iorIeOcr. at han bper 0aa
oeuteOc @cifrN ON al beQproe. Zen.
ne npe @auc oil bIioe Great Rorfn.
ems @ooebIinie ira Sarge pcitoocr.
Eruteit mOS genaabnino. Som.
miaiGrerne / QtcSenru Gpunt0 toa
forIeoen ct Sfriot, iom life er ioo
uIminoeIigt, ioet Sc oircfte iii Sta.
tens @enoabning@raon inoienSte eli
TrOteit MOB, at oen iuoieubte Nnmoo.
ning ON @enaa6ning Tor Carl Dion
tngeS tiliGI1e. SIicn bleo Tor icr aar
iioen bsntt Tor ct brlitolt Moro pua
4aul Ieterior / bette Gounn, o. Ser
paaitaaeS, at Moroerer ouiaa bar
prrct oeIaqtiQ / fIcrc andre Torbrn.
Nclier, h"oorior &ommi$iprerne auie,
ser for al pore trp8scit al boloe baIr
! Soronrli9.
Zen zoe Suni fcirrs. Ioa Herr
Steoer / Stoten par ser al Rorb.
mPu0enc giort 6orbereoeIier iii a,
ieIre 0en zoe Sluti, ianleOeS i Mc.
Iiae, hpor aouiul .. @enoefe a
8rarS Sorts % s. 8. Samion a
0epiI8 Safe IfuIoe tale. s &ligbt
par Yroi. @iSIe @otbre FRA Rinue
iotaS urioeriitet enaagerrt ipn Scit
taller. 8 StecIe Golutr ~eiorSc& Sor
~berebelIer Ill en- itornrtet Ticnic pei
6trlep. % man ifl,Ioe Der iom Set
taller booe Grof. Sobr SinseIiteo irt
StaterS urtocriitet. Soften pes Sin
len ioreitoaes al Sen Seroprenoe 9oe,
"Ssner al Horge". Sgiaa / Gb
more iflIIbe ser ianrne Gag feItes
Der oeiaa / BET frie nreS en- Bicric
gfon bapbe tiqiee forberebt en- Gro
cesiio1, boori 9eItaaerne ifliIoe op
treoe | Rationalbraster.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
Disconiin %Seeislatur.

IsienrbIp bar ben Cite os. peotaaet
ct fyorilag, Der bearpnier oct gelsb,
iom Ioolig Fan nnpenbes I'll Balg'
ilSaiiter, og iom freezer SffentIig'
gisreIien al Rapnene pan ole gi'
bragSp6ere til poIitiife Sonb. Sor'
fIooet er ct ReirItat nf De e%rtrdpa-
oante Tengeubgiiter / SorbinoeIic
meS Siooc Stepbeuions @aI9 til
Sorbunosienator.
Senotet bar MI ogiaa pebta9et
SoriIaget ON en- @epilgning al
S45O,OO0 til SpretteIien al Ell Bin
Oetraabsiobrif peo StotSfGngslet /
8aupun. 2open bill utuiliomt bli
ianftioncret al 8llpernsren, ga Der /
BET repubIifanife @aIgprogram bar
gipet 9sfte ON SpretteIi EN- al en- iaa.
ban SnItitition.
9nnf9arnnti Sorilaaet er iat til
@cbonbling poa Sreoag; Iiaeiaa Sor'
ilnqet ON Snbisrelien al en- Snb.
fornIfdt.
2egisIatlren bar iii Scniigt at
aooptere Ell nh Statspolitif meb
Senipn til WeooeIeIien al 8~oncesiio.
ner pna llobpening af 8unofalo og
@p9nineen al Wsaebomme. Staten
bill gisre Sorbring paa Gienooms.
retten til aue @anofalo, % opfrpoe
Ell aarIig gigift al ira 10 Sent til
50 pr. Seitefraft | Seize for iaaoanne
Gonofnlb. Observation-Disclosures
ifol gipes Mtpnbigbeo til MebbeIel.
len al aonceSiiorerne.
Senotet bar forfaitet 9ilen
ON Sogt. % Siiferifsrere. @iaen
beitemtc, at Serere oe @eipiiere bo'
iotte inoen Staten iflilbe betale Ell
Regiitrcrinasaigift al 81 og uoenfor
Staten boenoe 500.
Scnatct Dor IieeIebes forfoItet
6oriIoaet, ser iorboo Gutter unoer
t6 Nar at iplee apiier paa 8ooeri,e
/ Wilpnr,fee, 8ettlebiqen, Der forbsb
Speriprsitnirgen al SrugttrPer meo
aiftige Subitancer, mems Greer
itaor / 9Iomit, % 6oriloget. Ser for.
anorebe Sa9tiGionen for Short fra
De itbite 90 Sage / Rooember iii 81.
ben meIlem ben lobe Sftober %
20bc Hooember.
SoriIaget ON at tilbaaefoI6e nil.
luarifc Sos GompanpS erfluiioe Set
til at irIqe @nS ocri @pen or M og.
iao peotogct al Senatet.
Gen al begge Suie oeotoane Sop
ON olmin6eIig Stcmmeret for apin,
Der err operienot 8%ltperneren til I'M
bertegueIie. SCR 2ooen fan trpbe /
arnit, mna Den BOG. iom befienbt,
fsrit 9obficroe8 al Solicit oeo set al.
m~inoclige @oIg / Ropember npite
Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09

Sieneite, og siennemfrpbienbe Gen.
trnm paa 8rpbs og Tpers, braate
De mart ale De l1IpffeIige / Siffer-
beo. N9ite Gags SormiSbas be.
gpnote ltroIigbeoerne isien, men
benne Gang minore NoaIeItof,
p9ientIig paa @runb af Waoeriiter.
mes C~eaberos ieirrise SiIbansere)
Gaabuo ON @o, os fnart bar alt
forelsbig roliet. San1me Gags 81.
termiobag inoeap iaapeI Grpiibenten
Tom gicepr9iibenten fin 3epiisiion,
og ON @ftenen itormet isien De lam.
ME 9onoer, iom 9asen foruS / piIbt
&aieri bapbe sbeIast alt paa fin Sci,
De itormet MI h,blenbe, unber Saner
os hingenoe SpiI, siennem be iant-
me @aber, be Gasen | Sorpeien
babbe p9bet meb tit Blob.
Waberopartiet bar altiaa ieiret.
timber Sitbel bar | oct iioite ben enc
gp efter ben anben aabnet fine Borte
for Sprsrerne. Sen itore Arnle, iom
iaa burtiet ifulbe fnrfe Sprsrerne,
bar liot efter Iibt, ipreot iom oen
bar, maattet obergi Zig. ct mao man
Dog beunbre Grmeen for, oct par bens
lopale Soloning unber belle benne
eIoroGroiee Strib; Ben forbIep fro
moo Rr9iioenten, tiltrobs for flor
Eaapirfning, og tiItroos for, at ben
fun baoOe iporet &pnititlttionen Gro.
fob, og ben bar 10 siennem Sia5
forlPngit blebet fr9nfet.
Spao Der bragte Wabero Seiren
ibpnbe, bar ben Wuaoe, bans &a.
paIeri blep lebet paa. SbetbeIetaget
beitob bans @rme nerneit al be.
rebne Sfarpifpttere, bpis 2etbepp.
geIiabeb bar f~orbnnienbe. Sg er Der
noeet, iom tiItaIer Solicit, er BET
Ufoo og Sriitisbeb, og bet beiab
oisie RebeIler / uoprpeet @rob.
ut De bltrtig erobret SoIfets Sierte,
fom tpbeIig for Sagen giennem
mango Smaatr9f. Set bp11ote ret
iom bet bar, at oeiaa Ri Sremmebe
tit image Iibt af gntbuiiasmen.
Boa 8aber og I Sporpogne fiinbe
Gamer al Societeten fomme bort til
en- % iiee: "Guien pipe2 (Sbem
lebe9) eler befalenbe: "@ipa Ma.
oero!" os Ri bapoe siebliffelig at
iuare: "Siba maoero!" Spis life
bIep ri ubpeeet og ubpebet.
Ru ifal aItiaa Sen npe Sib op.
rinbe. Ru er Iaeet faitet at, os
Sribeb, 2igbeb og 9~roberifab ifal
igien BIZ 9sienet. SborI9nee? Sn6.
til De npe 8oite er blepet gamle.
Sor fanife, oe Der er en- Iiben SbiI,
fanife er BET merifamfe SoIf enSni,
life belt moben for De feformer,
iom ben npe Irbeiosbae loper, %,
ON oct blir SilfaIbet, ia ba bill mar,
maoffe fomme at iuffe forgiapes Ell.
ter Den itnrfe Saanb, Sernn9ben,
icm bolot De itribenbe SnteresIer /
Ssmme. Wen, ri bill babe oct beb.
lite, og snife RepubIifen en rigtig
lps Sremtib.
Rerico, 27be Wai 1911.
9erenot 8e6eIer.
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Jnolanoet.
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can bite Sbermometrct iioiie Wsar
Dag 102 @raber / Sfpgsen, boiIfct e
roeet iipooanli5 iao ttblig poa Com
neretl.
Sil Tpitmciter i Maiun Gitp. Son
ereSnono g. q. Sougen bar artbefo'
let u. &. 0htie, Geoaftsr al @laoei
"@Iobe-@ a5ette", til Toihnelter I Na-
ior Gin.
Sprcnscn aflaar S%iIbnbct. Erof.
SorerBen, 0eon peo George 8oib'
inaton RetsItoIe / @nibiu9ton, .. g.,
har afilaaet SiIbubet ON en- ~lignenoe
Gtiai1ta peo Statsuuioeriitetet /
@ulcs.
ScficnSt Sipbmnno nsb. s. g.
Weioeu, Scr / en- lang NorrTfte bar
0rcoct MISUNDERSTANDING / Boone,
Oe0e furleOen peo Gong 9ead), Cali
ioruiu, 20 aor aommel. Sans Sig
braateS tiIboge til Boone ior al be-
grapes Der.
fnutnl at @nttcbsrn. VI sc 80
@ern Ser / 2sbet al iioite Inr feo'
les / Sefferior, por flin be otte @ut,
Ter. Gcnne SpJaoe, Ser or taget al
GSicSioren5 Glitter, bar uaft megcn
SomerfiombeO, ga scr oItioa er mere
ero ire Bigger Tor bper @ut.
%rna life 3ceIcnc! Charles so
oartu, en- MfanS / Sort Dodge, fneb
FOR nogIe Tiger iiOen en- aoeiie eller
SHINE al lit aniilt mc0 line Neglc,
men hcttc bao0c tiIfclQc, at Ran Ssr
nng cftcr IalmpnriQc 2iNclier al BLOB.
iorliitniu9 oe0e / &oipitalet 6critebs,
@ctaler ipr lllgffcn pco @bittc.
more. Wilp1ffce 9unen er peo Net
len i Maiou Gttp bIcpen benIt I'll of
bctnIe en- SfaoeScritamiug al $3.50
for De ire Sfolcbgrr, Carolina og
Sobn 9ecfcr iant 0tarp Rollalh Der
itoite Tilrter bIcp poafisrtc al CT
SSSernbanctog oa brPbte. l"llpffeu
hprtStc ioet @sruene ifllIoe fisre oper
Sporet / 8bittemore. DIR. Secfer
~tiIfien0teS $1,000 % Mr. aolaib
$3.50.
Saufmruscncs Wpoc. Statens
@altfsrer mi ben 15Oe og 16be bS.
Toloe lit aarIige WSoe / Wfaion Gitp,
oa oet tegner til at bIipe oct iterite
Wfsoe, Srqaniiationen enonu bar
hopt. G. s. Curtin, NrGii0ent for
Citizens earrings @onf | 0ecorab,
er al ina mango iorifieIlige "@roltpS"
blcpel mtbcfoIct iom ErT iioent, at
ran antogeS al bIioe Oalgt I'll oenne
Sitting neo afflamotion. ". o.. 6.
@agIeIi Maion Sim pil mauife blipe
SSoreniugcns nTite aasierer.
TN Irbciosfpmmisiipn. @uoernor
Carroll bar mi ,torippnt ber Som.
miSiion iom al iioite Segt$latiir be-
ilutte6ea oprettet for at unoeriggc
Observation-Disclosures / Stateu % irCn-
fonlme mco en- &epiiiou al De 2oue,
Der onfntter 6orbol0et meIlem Mr.
beibe o. aapitaI. commissioners
9eNlemmer er iGIgenbe: Sobn E.
GInrfion albin, 6ormano; CONNER
Sohf Steoens, Boone; ". @. 9aIb.
min, burlington; g. 80. Billings,
@aIep Sllrction; Sobn .. StaIep,
QeS Woincs.