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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01
= AT TIE EMPRESS !.

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Tho Empress headlines
bin this week with a tabloid -, -
cal comedy ~ Lev Fields sn, 49,
Pun IN a Delicateaaen shobs -.
aud comedy are dominant (, ~
piece. aud a Ro0d chorus ana 80
principals make the act x,sss.
The Three Italian Tro1bss.'~s.<
delighted all With their fIns -
Ing, They have one Of fhs ~
singing acts that has shown n ~,
houses The Maddens. 4 80
man and woman. give a fine e,l.,f
ton OF clog dancing. lnfer,r<-ss<
with singing. Arthur Whi,<is.
with his songs and stories N 4.
"Ould Sod" Is as good a. ! ~.
through the Emerald Isle. M
Beessee has some trained eo<Is
toos that are wonderful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01
LEoALLY

stop that, Hands on Hos
do you know I'm the passenss
that stepped on your foot-
Il don't know Il absoluteiy, ID
(biff,) I'm giving you fbiff') ~
benefit OF the lblff, bane.D
doubt. Chicago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01
THE FAILURE

THE FAILURE
politician
q national leader who had failed
"A midd.aEed failure bob Vermont general
and asked him for
time laying the
The inefficient failure without weighing the first hdied
lot OF tho
the scales. adled
and again the Finally iad.d
all he couid-but. again. the scales.
Then the returned the his and said;
Go back homo and tell can't make half
pound OF melted maple sugar. '-waahington star.
ANCESTRAL GLORY
boaaing EnsiIshman 4 his American friend:
My grandfather made by the king whoae
picture o hs shilling"
The American
a coincidence grandfather made
cent-Natonai
Monthly.
CONCESSION
so that quicker OF judgment In practical
mat womc
yes replied Miss Cayenne
gold bricks continue TO
marry money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01

Editor Star: In connection with
the article by Tom Lawson, printed
in your paper, to the effect that the
Block Exchange robs the American
people OF $4,000 900. 900 a year-how
few OF us actually realize what a
billion dollars mean To bring
home to my own mind the vast
ness OF the amount, ] had recourse
20 the following figures. based on
everyday physiology. II relates to
the heart beat.
Suppose a man received dollar
for every time his heart pulsated.
At the end OF "a hours he would be
worth exactly yi03. $50; at the end
Of a year he would have accumu-
lated $37 .e43. 200; but even at this
wonderful rate Of accumulation
based on the number of heart
beats. In 10 years he could retire
with a fortune OF sz,s4g. 1000.
That's a wonderful record for the
heart. is II mott And also. Incl
dentaIly, a wonderful record for
our billion-dolIar corporations and
congress. not to mention the New
York Stock Exchange.
But, really, OF the two, the com
parison brings home the wonderful
amount of work done In a lifetime
by the heart OF even the LATEST OF
men. j. T. J.
Editor OF the Seattle Star: In
closed you viii find two Star artl.
Giles that attracted and have held
my attention all evening, and | am
taking the privilege OF unloading
on you
The one marked First Is the
rallimportant" question Of thia
and all coming ages. What shall
we do for and with the widows
and orphans that are poverty
Stricken?
The article marked Second"
looks TO me as II II might help TO
solve the problem OF the first.
Why shouldn't funds OF this ma
ture be made to help those that
need help most, !. O., our boys and
girls, that have been less fortunate
than we.
Every case cited speaks OF the ne
cessity OF either looking after these
youths OF today. or tomorrow the
state, county or city tperhapg all
three win have these same indI-
viduals on their hands as invalids
or undesirable citizens OF one class
or another.
Some one says: ooh, that is al
together too far-fetched. Hun
dreds Of boys and girls. too, come
out all right"
Students Of these very same con
ditions tell us that a very small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01

FIRST stormy weather after month of fine days But
its all right We ought have LITTLE rain YOU know.
Il its only keep up Seattes reputation of having good
rainfall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01
ADMINISTRATOR OF De

ADMINISTRATOR OF DezyderysZ Janowski contcndcd
IN local that II would take $500 put up fitting
for the deceased After has lived aud died carry
Ing burden OF such name he deserves $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01

IN COLD dollars il paid the family Of Ed Dryer OF Chi
cago have him die. Twelve cents found among HI
belongings. but he left $4,000 in life insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01

THAT little money order office which lanai rmmcr
Humphrey shut OF Roche Harbor beginning to weigh
heavily Congressman as the Cannon and TAFT load
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01
Dissertations

THE stingess bee has arrived. according dispatch
from London. Harmless mosquito next please.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01

SURE. let's have the Duke of Connaught pay a vi
We can him least good reception Seattle &
our president last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-01

OCEAN travellers say there's finer body OF iandboun
water than Puget Sound And Seattle people agree with en-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
Read The Journals Want
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WHIPPED STREET
CAR CONDUCTOR

John f-Bud-l Holland. a well known
nottgn Errewman. living A. No. go
North 4 street. was arrested last night
hf Deputy sheriff Lowry o. the charge
~ assault ana tatierv ana carried 70
the county SAN re vas Immediately
released IN bond pending preliul-
nary hearing before County Judge
Henry neiunEer. hv whom the VA
rrnt for iha arrest ~ Holland vas ~
gteH on nercmher 1ffh
Tire charge arainst Holland "a made
~ w =. Cohrnn. smpl 7vef a. con
ductor on ne eirrfrfr street railway.
According to statement naaa ~
WnIiand last MIGHT Cchrnu refused -
EiFc his mother a transfer and also
caused boz t0 infure her foof IN feav-
iuE che car on account ~ the rourh
manner in which she vas treated -
fhn conductor holland admits that
be- did assault and batter Cohron.
staffnE that hs ga On hecuuse ~ ths
manner On which he alleges the con
durfar nrted
Holland says that ne adrnini~yarss
ere thrnshinE upou ne conductor fuat
a. the latter ieft a street car az The
falafuN ard GreEorg streets transfer
station On ne l1th ~ Tits ulonhs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
FATHEROF MRS.
POTTER PA[MER
IN PENSACOLA
~. ~. HoNERG. oF CHICAGO
SPENT A DAY HERE. coNTINu.
ING HIS TRIP LAST NIGHT TO
TIE HOME OF AIS DAUGHTER.

~ n Honsrs. father a. Mrs Potter
Palmer one % the wealthicst women
IN America. spent yesterday IN Penba 3
cola and he went over the entire city
and said before HE departure that
Pensacola has the brightest prospects
a any city on the Eulf
Mr Honere arrived IN tire city yastsr-
day morning from Chicago. waere he
was formerly IN business. and said that
be had heard &C. much % Pensacola
lately. that he had decided 20 come b.
this city and stoE over Cor a day He
q snrouts 90 the winter home az Mra
Palmer on TIE east coast 90 Florida.
" here he intends 90 spend the winter
DurinE the day BE- met e number Of
penaacoliahs who took bin Tor auto
mobile trips during the afternoon. con.
cludinE in time Tor ne visitor 20 leave
On tha e.fb train for Iarkaonvfre
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

BONANZA Nine. AIaaka Dee go
When ne Wal street owners - the
BouanHa cooper mine cut n two million
melon the other day they should have
frt in their hearts q HweiiinH sense 20
Fraufuhs c. enc Jack smith. sturdy
nruspsctor and pioneer. 10 IL Doubtful
Il they ever thouEht 70 BIN. pct D. vas
due o. Smith and smith alone that
there vas any melon 20 cut ~ all
After ths discovery % gold in ths
Kiondfke in 1885 there came = Ersat
rush % fortune hunters a. ALASKA an
classes and conditions % men sought
the req Eldorado. Among them was
smith. otherwise krnwn AZ the All
soma cenfipeds. who was a. sturdy as
the best 81 them.
smith heard from the Indians vague
stories q great copper helds In the Vi
entity 81 Mount BlAckburnc az the
headHaters ~ Kenecoft river Thith-
~ with one companion Do sent in
search ~ wealth.
And what q reward awaited HIM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

Two hundred milss from valdez ths
nearest settlement. be discovered =
Neritahie mountain II copper
But smith and the friends ~ had
we're without money. ard thr rrnat dis-
tancs 81 the minr from a railway made
the expenditure ~ large sumo n@cea-
sarV u wealth were 90 be taken from
the uounfain. - smith disposed 81
hls iF@srest Or = modest sum % ths
McrNan-GuFrenhsir interests q Wal
street
TIE mine was Discovered In iaNo ~
ths spring - 1919 the Morgan -nuFen-
helm intercHts had hsiii = railroad
from civilization % &c az an expense
- t20be0. yet ifs rtockhoidera have re-
ceivsd ts0oo eoo in dividends IN the
last year and a hair In that time n
produced 1a.oo0 zoe pounds ~ copper
and bso.ooo ounces ~ silver
JACK Smith littif knew vhat 10 bad
done when he discovered Ms nins
twelve years aro but - dia well "a
call u -EonanEA"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
OF
CITY ELECTION
ARE APPOINTED
COUNCIL COMMITTEES NAMES
MANAGERS or ELECTION TO &c
HELD ON DEC. 20 AND ACTION
- RATIFIED ~ CITY COUNCIL.

IRE committee % the city council
% whom vas referred tee matter Of
sslcctinx clerks and inspectors Tor the
election o. be held on December seth
submitted q list ~ names % the coun b
cil az the special meeting % that BODY
held last niFht a. O'Clock The list
a. submitted ~ the committee uas
approved. there being no Questions or
changes offered By any % the alder
men present ~ any other persons
Before the iist wa approved Alder
nan Concannon. q member 81 tie
chances should - made "a the lat
that n 30 aons a. the meeting. but
nu suggestions or changes wera Of
ferrd
Ths Hst e. Submitted By ths CON-
nittee and approved ~ ere council
g. aa follows
Lee - cisris sid lnspsotora.
Precinct &c. stout. I. n. call
derson. IT. T. Beirna. Inspectors. Al
bert johnson. clerk
Precinct i8-G r. BoRart. Bonnie
Johnson. Arthur Ksria. inspectors.
Den Murphy. clerk
Precinct &c r. chandler. Joe
gacoby. r. r DeBruH. Inspectors; r.
w Elliott. clerk
Precinct 1s-Loon DeBr7Hx. PM san
oheE. John o'Brisn. Inspectors. Joe
Fitzpatrick clerk
precincf &c. p CnburEer. ~. r..
Church. q g. Everett. inspectors. G.
y Bobe. CLERK
Precinct I'D. ". Jameson. 4. p.
LanEford. A. n. Morrison. inspectors.
r " Bingham. clerk
Precinct 2s--E. Z. Reese. Frltr Zerr.
= Bolsy. inspectors, r ". Caro-.
clerk
Preclnct IN. Bernstein. r. Rad
ciine Sr. Thee Crona, Inspectors
nan Shepard. CLERK
Precinct G0-R w. guhicft r. w.
Marsh. W. n. Van Pelt. inspectors: y.
G. Mcmillan. clerk
Precinct al. Dan Hau. Aubrey
Maura. A. ~ Hartea. inspectors. John
Burma. clerk
Precinct a2---Geo. Wilson. NJ. n.
Prank. a. Puuison. inspectors; Philip
Klein. clerk
The committee which prepared the
nst is composed % Alderman semmes.
chairman, Ccnoannon and Meyer. al
Or them belnE present az the meeting
last night
comgittas's Action ApproVsd.
The council approved the action q
the water AMI Eas committee In pur-
chasing an auto truck q; . cost OF 81. =
o2o for use IN The water department
Under the contract with the dealer the
truck is % be delivered IN thirty daya
The matter % approving the con
tract - Wicke Bros. who we're re
Gently awarded the contract BY the
boara ~ public works 20 build l.oo0
feet u sanitary sewer. vas deferred
until the next regular meeting % the
council on account Of the failure Of
the plumbing firm TO Gle its bond FOR
the work
The meetinM was presided over BY
Mayor Reilly and Aldermen avery
/ Bear, ConoAnnon. DeSnvs. SemmeH.
RenshaE, KaSlemhn ana Pfelner acre
I present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
TELLS HOW CROWN PRINCE
WAS RESCUED FROM pEATts

Geneva. Switzerland. Dec cb.-Thr
story % hoW Crown Prince AieEanaer
~ eeryia vas res-led from frafh al
the AlpIns snou lasf wlnter. whiIa
training himself for service eth ths
army n the fed has fust been made
known ~ the abbot - ere 81 Ber-
uara Monastery.
Tha monks and the doEs we're or
watch on the So Bernard pass. a. usuai
on bad uights. when one 90 fhs does
discovered Two u1ss overcome ln the
snow and half buried b. the Drifting
HakeH The men we're taken to the
raouaster1. and restored 80 conscious
ness when they told the monks that
they we're Prince Alexander and MS
aafutanA a SerVian captain
The rrincs. In explaining hts singular
position 20 the Abbot said that -. be-
inH a soldier and expecting early aar-
vice n thc neii desired % harden rs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

tes"tlnvsa zen Pass oss,
United states. and that the Madero
government IL bsncatting unduly hy the
exclusion ~ arms from the rebels.
while itself receiving Quantities ~ MIL
uary Supplies. and the United states
government o. now contemplating soma
amendment Of the practice IN that re-
Epect 80 80 % make its attitude more
impartial az between the combatanta.
AMT. AMERICAN FEELING.
Reports 90 the state department to-
day from the border country refer 20
the strike ~ ESQ Mexican miners en-
rloyed in American mines AZ Cananea.
sonora. and ~ the strong antf-Ameri-
can feeling among the strikerA The
local officials express confidence in
heir ability 90 controi tAa situation
but n was thought that Americans On
tha neighhorhood would be In danger
iu case ~ a riot.
The reports Indicate that arms and
ammunition allowed % cTnaa the Dor
der from the United states b. direct
orders from washington for the pur-
pose ~ protecting American interests
and placed In the hands % tha miners
to use against rebels. actually are be-
ing turned upon the American mana
gers and foremen
James q. Goliath. manager ~ ths
mines company - America a. Lou
Azules. Chlhuahun. who was captured
by the rebels December 4 held for ran
aom. was released DecsmheT ls. ac-
cordinE 90 q consular report 90 the
state department Nothing has been
heard ~ the American. D hforreys. road
master % the Mexican Northwestern
Railway who was carried OF by
bandits December ii. when he tried q
eKtinzuiaA q lre they lad kindied on
a bridge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
STAR WITNESS ~ RATE
CASE CALLED TO CINCINNATI

Montgomery. Ala. Dec 1o-CriticaN
illness % the father o. q. Vs. Tamb
assistant comptroller - che Louisyfis
and Nashville Railroad end star Wit
ress in ths Louisville end Nashville
passenger rats hsariuF. which has hsnu
~ progress internationally month a..
fore the Alabama railroad commission
caused an abrupt intsrrIissIrn rs ths
prnoesdiuwn late vsstrrdar
Mr lamb wns on me stand. after
slrht davH Of erosH aueufiouInr. uhrr
he received q message announcing ere
desperate Illness Of bis father On Ctr.
ciuuatf We hrokr down ou ths stand
ans tha commission hastily recessed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
NEGRO CHARGED VITA
TNEFT OF SIX DOLLARS

EuFene Wi.Itama e uoFro. employed
in the hAEEaEe room 90 the Louisville
g Nashville railroad waa arrested
about e O'Clock last niEht by Captain
Van and omoar HsrrinEton on the
charge q being a dangerous and sur.
picious character. DE was hruuEht %
ere city San and locked up.
Williams ~ charged b. ths OCCUPANT
of ire house a. No. al East vrirht
street. who is also q neEro. win en-
tCr'ng that place and stealing Sc The
building IA occupied by teo families.
hut no one was IN the portion which
Williams ~ charged with having en-
tered when Do called " - said that
enc reople Twins in the other part -
fhe BUILDING VIII DO Witnesses against
him
Williams vas arrested while be vas
az uork az the depot last nighL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
TERsELY TOLD.
RbO REWARD.

~ ssurus, ~fm %, sec resarc tor
fWidancs auwlclens fn convict anB ney ~
rsraoa feuno masiina aubacfinera papsfe
tfasr ssfssrr y sans ~ earrisr.
g. n Hsrv.v o. Mobile. president u
the HerFeY Hotel Company, arrived IN
the ciy yesterday Hs % stopping az
che San Carlos.
w W. FTouruoy. az neFunlak. ar
rived in ere cts yesterday and . a
rueai ~ me San curioa
w "a Mcuouin. 30 Andainaia Ala
81 in tha cts today. He arrived yee-
frrdav and is making bic headquarters
e. ne san Carlos
W. -. GLASGOW. Of BaEdad. Il among
the many visitors in che city today.
De arrived hero Yesterday and IL res
irfrred a. the san Carlos.
r. n. wilson arrived n the city yea-
feraay from Marianne. re q a guess
st ths San Carlos.
W Hmithwick waa a happy man
yesterday. RE had found Drum and
ODE latter is ar. EmlihwicEs rrized
fnE hound The animal Htrayed away
frum homo several weeks aEo and
could not BE- found Recently Mr.
Emithvick heard that hts prize hound
vas somewhere in Baldwin county and
e. that county h. iournoyeA returning
With Drum Oh bis possession.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
BODY OF NEGRO RiopLEo
VITA BuLLETs FOUND

Meridian. Mtss. Dec. ao.--Riddied
with bullets. the body 81 an unidenti-
fed negro Was found IN a swamp near
Cuba. Ala. twenty miles north Of here
today. The negro last night sand.
baEged and instantly killed Perry VII
kinHon, a leweler q that piaoe. lie
was arrested hut escaped from the cts
marshal The negro Was pursued b
q number ~ citizens who fired . fuEl-
lade after him. II was thought he had
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

San Carioa-Chas A. ueztcr. Dex-
land. Fla.. W A. Whortcr. Atlanta.
ga. O. "a TTerVey. Mobile Ala A. G..
white. New Orleans. Ia. W Cor
son. New Orleans. W. r. niNby. Ma
ION. "a. p A. parkman. Memphis
John pinkussion. Atlanta Ca ". vs.
Tiournoy. peruniak sprinTs a. ~
KinH. Atlanta. Ca a. a. Mcdowell
Cleveland. ohio. q Bennett. Jackson
villo FLA. y re- Mceth. Birmingham
w ~ Harugan. Mobile. q. A ~
CLARK. Birmingham. w r. McUowin
Andaluain. w IA Poster. w. Va. y. ~
Werrin Mobile. n E smith and wife
Iowa. Tom wynn. Columbus. Ca.
W. a. Glasgow. HaNdad. fla.i ~ "a
nrauhan. q. q. s.. g. T.. Wilson. STA.
Wanna 81 D. Berry, Southport q. 8
pcrrIn. New York city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

HE star and q large party % Illinois
veterans and Representatives % the
government the monument 20 the
memory % Illinois soldiers buried here
was unveiled today. Addresses we're
delivered ~ Gov. nwneen and Captain
J. J. Ryan. y. a. A. attached 20 th~
department u the Kuif who accepted
the uhafi on behalf o. the govern
msnt The Illinois monument, whlch
cost about tiG go. h one o. the hand.
soonest erected ~ the northern states
IN ne national oemetery herr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
VITAL STATISTICS.

The fonowfne Marriage iicsns~s w.rs
lsuusa turfnH me past wesk
white Aswssasa
Jesss Thouas Manksy q Mas uss-
sis Jean~ets Wnilann
coio-sa hsr~lasss.
Jim Marin 70 Carrie clark
sam McAulian ~ ode PerrY
RobegN Hsrron 10 Marie Chesief
Jesse urics % Hshecca Corrinea
pa Baidwin n Ella May Flelds
Robsrt An~n 10 fAiiis PloYd
Ouyz Moe~iy q G~rtruds Moesiy
ANiyik 10 ART n 81 affRDfAfu
Ths follVwtng 10 ia a. ne
births ana deaths for ths past week
60 hlee 9Th the city cierk
White elrtha
To wm. DodSon H0ss and wife. =
50
10 wum~r Miller ana wife. = uu
70 c1taR. Mtlier and vlfa = ann
TO James r. Arrnstrout and wife. a
@on.
TO ud c. Gentry ana wffsss -on
To George Apostle and wife. a rirl
To John ~ Anderson and wifs =
aon
sssro sirtha
10 Eddis Houston anf wifs. a SIN
TO Peter neiia and vffs. q son
To Mccall Bech and wife. q ncn.
Write oesths.
Martha =. Ehsppard. ~ ysars. 80.
niitty.
earah Newell 81 years. pneumouia
q. "a Muno 90 years. blacdsr trou-
bic
Negru Deaths.
Jcr6on Miiea az yeara. chronicrne-
r,arftin.
Ellen smith, a. years. IA grippe
Lawrence Wtthermpo-n. "a yearn.
phifhiNlH pulnnonnlin
infant daughter 10 A. q. Mitchell
End wife. siiiihorn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
CHIEF MACHINIST
A WARRINGTON BOY

Cfief Machiaist Edward q. Higgins
U. a. ~. who - doing duty a. chief
engineer aboard the y. s. =, Mont
EomerT, n Warrington boz. who
served he apprenticeship under the
late John Cossrovs - Pensacola.
Hs has many friends IN Pensacola
Who are rivinH him a warm welcome
a. the ciy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
THE CHRISTMAS PLANO

prOrnasns s
he
o bay
avs BETTER q MUCH BETTER
Cor taiG the Lester tsoo tto
the cheapar styles
HAVE SEVERAL MARKED asnvery ssh
You make small payment and defer The
ms o
NEW PIANOS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

body BY exposure under dircuit cir
cumstances and had therefore under
taken climbing excursions IN the Alps.
TIE Abbot received lately q letter
from the Prince. written In camp. say
inE that he and hts adiutant we're IN
good health.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
THIRTEEN MEN AND WOMEN
ARRESTED ~ ONE HOUSE

Tsi-sesn negroes. msn ana women.
were taken frum the house ocrupied
~ heA5a Dayton negro woman.
near the corner a. Rou7Ana and Tara
Funa streets. ahouf t9 eclnck LAT
nisht ~ THE police and carried 10 the
CITY ian where chasEos - disorderly
oonduct were PLACED hEainst 81 a
them.
Della nravton O. 40 charged win
Keeping q disordoTiy house
Ths oases VIII BE- called IN TIE re-
cnrdcra court this morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

DISCS Ny wife O. wonderful 80.
crIIsf wNv. ] have known her CD bold
hrf audiences Cor hours
uiHNaaUrt 1utf
uIefa After witch nNe Noui8 ny Z,
in me cradle and rock 60 40 slsep =
Ituufssean.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

Your Credit is good with
us for your Christmas
Clothes-Ladies' and Mems
Suits in low prices, and all
styles. Gains. % S. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

Candy Day az Balkcom's.
Today Is Candy Day at
Balkcom's. A dainty box of
Guth's Chocolates with every
cash purchase Of 25c or over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

Pensacola stores offer ev-
cry inducement for Christ
mas shoppers. Do your
shopping early.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

Candy Day at Balkeom's.
Today is Candy Day at
Balcom's. A dainty box Of
Guth's Chocolates with every
cash purchase Of Csc CT over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

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Iha old STANDARD GROVES
IAIHIEA.ESs CHILL ONGC. drives
cut malaria ard builds ~ the nya-
tenn Dor Erown people and children.
ehr adv b
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MONUMENT TO ILLINOIS
SOLDIERS % UNVEILED

AnderAonviiie. Co. Dee 20 In the
presence o. GOV. Dcneen. Of Illinois,
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Miss Hanslsome--I,iicsn told me she
ard Artie are engaged
Miss rert Does Arfia knnw ahsut
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d. r. y. Miller, an ostsspsthic ply
stefan from Pennsylvhnia. - located e.
"a =. 9rewcry street and wfft - out
o. treat patients by appointment
iEone 30. 1857. tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

Fathsr-Is your mother taIkinR 20
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son--Na. ina hasn't begun yst. M-s
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rhsrs are very few rial optimIstn =
what is vopr idea - a reai OF
tirnistr~
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ss cheerfuliv a. n he we're chasing a
Eoff hall
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shons
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

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lsuusa turfnm the past weak