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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
SHE EXPLAINS
 RUPTURE IN THE
 c. OF F. ORDER
TOO MUCH POLITICS CAUSE OF TROUBLE, SAYS SUPREME
 COMPANION CORCORAN.
Claims Mrs. POth Feared She Was Trying to Get Her Paying Office
 of Financial Secretary.

New Haven, Oct. .29-1Eiss Annie M Corcoran of tais city supreme chief companion of, the Companions of the Forest, said today that too much poll itics had crept into the order, that was was one great reason. for the present trouble.
 There is a. woman in the order who belives I am a candidate for her position of supreme financial secre- tary, the only paying office in the or der, and this is the real cause of all the trouble.'' remarked Miss Corcoran.
 But I ann not candidate for the office,'' she continued
 This same woman was the cause of defection of 15,00o from the or der some time ago and the forrna- tion of the Lady Foresters. The state board is to meet here on Sunday, and that time. Meanwhile a majority of the order recognize me as supreme chief companion If a majority of the circles decide special meeting of the supreme body may be called within a month to settle the trouble; and if not, it will be delayed to the annual meeting in September next
 The woman referred to- by Miss Cor coran is Mrs. Poth, supreme financial secretary, of New York City. The special meeting of the state board will be held at G. A. R.. hall Sunday at D. m. Miss Corcoran said the att tempt at removing her had no legal standing and a great injustice had been done her. She further stated that great majority of the order was standing by her. She could not say whether the Companions of the Forest would be split in twain or not. Miss Corcoran. who has been away looking after the interests of the order in New York city, returned to her home in this city last night
 It is expected that Miss Corcoran will be present at the meeting on Sun day to explain the present defection in 8 portion of the order in New York
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
GARRITY-- REILLY
Popular Young Couple Wed Today at
 St. Augustine's Church.

William John Garity. the we'll known letter carTier, and Miss Agnes Catherine Reilly one of the popular young ladies of this city, were mar ried at o'clock this forenoon at St Augustines church by Rev Err
 Charles J. McElroy pastor of that church. There was large attendance at the wedding the young people have a host of friends in all sections of the city. The bride is an active member of St. Augustine's parish and the groom is of the well known young men of the Sacred Heart parish
 After the ceremony there was a wedding breakfast and reception at the home of the brides mother Mrs
 Mary A. Reilly, 1850 Park avenue Only immediat relatives and friends attended the reception. Miss Gertrude McGrath, who is clerk in the office of the Building commission in the City Hall, was bridesmaid. The groom 6 brother, Alderman James P Garritv was best man. Miss Reilly was dress ed in very pretty gown Of white crepe meteor, with pearl trimmings She wore a picture hat to match with large white p1umeS and carried b1-id l 1 roses and lilies of the valley in 2 | shower bouquet. Miss McGrath was dressed in white satin, wore a picture hat and carried pink roses.
 delightful time was spent prior t. the departure of MT. and Mrs Gar rity for Washington D. C., on a wed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
OUR GUARANTEE

covers quality, value, fit and service. If any Suit or Coat should happen to disappofnt you bring it back and get a ey back.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

Can't be beat; that's the reason we are selling so many positive $s and $1O values at $S and $5
 Nothing Higher
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28

gntlooung elmer 9iltole, bie ieir
gater falen lieB. 10 idtper bertpl1l-
set, baB er ein paor Stun0en IpGter
ltarb.
Soc GueQor, ser i'm County.
geribt iduloig befunoen mar, III
einem @anoelbiloer : Sbeater eine
Dame belaitiet 81 bobeu, uno oeT
Gi6ter Sboof gu einem Sobr Sc
fangnis uno 3ablung BON 5000 per
urteilt batte,; bot bon oieiem l1rteil
an oos &riminal @ppenationsge-
rift in @uitin appelliert.
@ie es beiBt, mil sic South
ern 8acific 8abn 8miiden bier nnr
9ouiton f~iinftia nod einep 3ug lou
len lallen.
= Die Sbomas-S 9ule Of.
f%eriert Die groBten 8orteile in al.
len 9epartements. Mltes Selepbcr
291.
Ser Shnbmaber Carl Srieo=
rid Sepffert IN &briitine bat oit
@rflarlne abgegeben, 8iireer mer-
ben 81 moIIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28

9eute abeno finoet inn @ar-
ten Der Sermannsiobne-&aGe on Der
@arten StraBe bas leste aon8eri
in oieier Saiion itatt. Gin por5neli-
DIES Hrogramm lit 5uiammengeitellt.
@ae Mitglieoer Der @ermomsiobne-
9eimgeieaidaft iino auf's Bette elm
gelnoen.
9err @ar &rneger, Braiioent
Der San Mntonio Mabine ano
Supply Company lit NIT ieinen God,
tern, SRI. Matbiloe u. SRI. glfrieoe,
am Greitag Morgen BON ieiner Gu,
ropareiie pieoer bier eingetroffen.
Gr fam einige Stunoen nod
Dem Brand IN ieiner 5abrif; Der,
fuie iest feIteeiteat lit, einet Sha-
ben BON $4,000 aitgerihtet bat. Serr
arueger glanbt, oab oas 9eiter an
gelegt lit. gs mar feline @erlide@
ring anf benz abgebrannten @eb1.l-
De. Der 8etrieb oes @eid1fts m,lroe
ourd oas Selier nidt geitort.
Bon nahiter ISOLDE an fonnen
Die Gonntpiteuern be5abIt peroen.
Die 3eit, mdbreno Der iie be5ahli
peroen fontten, oal,ert bis gum 81.
Sanuar. @ir MAIDEN barnuf auf-
merfiam, oaB 0iemano perseiie, iei-
ne yHoa Sares~ gu be5ablen, ionit
fam err niht itimmen.
5err Haitor &artmam bon
Der lutberiiben ct. Sobonnisfirfe,
bat iid Dor mebreren 9agen in Som
DO nit Srdulein SuIia @eilbofer
perbeiratet- llniern ber5liden Slid.
mlnid)
Gin adtidbrieer Sunse 9fa.
mems Sole GaitiLo, oeiien 8ater
einige Meilen iiiolid BON Der Staoi
wobnt, fpuroe burb Die suf1aiae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28

Seine 9[11gel1 bIitten orf; er ldien
mol Sit merfell, oaB er baGb eetponre-
mes Spiel botte. uSo meiBt, penn CT
lang 5ui6uut, Der Sausfnedt, 10
trogt mon linn o'S6iiiiel oabott.
Drum GET, lob reoen nit Sir! @pib
mobr, i6 bott feine r1tbige Stl1no
nimmer, mann ib mir admeil oeu-
fen miiBt, ib batt bid gmadt ouf
MIDI. 50 GET, fonrm ber Elm biBl..
nno idenf mir Elm 9liimerl, rebt Elm
i6ons, peibt gum gepeis, oaB s.
mir mieber gut biit."
neberlegeno neigte Tie 0os Sept
den ouf Die S6ulter; tie i6oute 8u
ibm ont uno afs lire glife leinen
bltsenoet Mugen ousmei9en tpoqter,
glitten iie i'm 3llfoG iiber Sen 3aun
btniiber unb oerirrten ii6 ourd cine
Siide Der SbitbG1me bis all einem
offenen 5eniter. 3a5ils @ugen erpei.
terten ii6. Stano nidt elmer binter
jenem 5eniter2 Sa! nnb Tie erfonn=
te TIN, 10 baltig ct ord 5~uriidtrot tn
oas 0llnfel Der 4ammer. Gin Idlo-
oenfrobes 2aheln 5udte inn ibren
Mnno. @enn er iid i6on auf's
Spionieren oerlegte, Der Ga oriibel1,
Damn ioate er audi etpos 5ll ieber BE-
fommen. &ur5 enti1loiiet mari lie
oos aopfhen auf uno ldGelte:: uMei-
l1etpegen, 10 glib balt oein Still
berl"
geo i6ou, id bob mir ia elei6
oenft oaB net 10 neioiih Iein
fannit!" idmun5elte Sepp uno reid.
te ibr ieinen SUIT nobel er einelt
pergebliden @eriub modte, 3a8ils
Sano 5n erbaiden.
Sic 5og Die 8roiten BOOB ul1o
orobte NIT ben Iugen. ltno mGbrenf
iie bon ibren glumen Die l6onlteu
ansiudte, I'M tie auf Dem Suite bir.
ter Die Sdnur gu itefen, iagte iie:
u@ber meibt, einbiloen braudit oir
fein gar nir! Sb i6 Sir mieoer gut
iein ioa, oas meiB ib nod net.
aber oeine 8liimerl ioaf baden.
neil -. neil Did eeitern am See
orauBen als elm brapen Burden
betpiein bait, Der 8 @er5 am rihtiaen
5leden bat, uno.. nno meiPs mir
bolt erao 10 efont. Da bait oein
9utl S6on ihaut ct aus! @as?~
| yab, al, ab!~ itaunte Sepp. So
bel, @rao NOBEL" ct griff nob Dem
5nt, 3d5il polte lire Sano 5uriid=
5ieben, aber lie NOR ni1t flint ge-
mug, oenn e6e lie ii6's periab, Ia
gen TIRE Singer gefeiielt aniihen
ben 5alloen oes Burden.
Sort net auf!" itammelte iie
eridroden. o4nslaiien Jag ih!"
rs bemabr,@ fiderte Sepp, .
@liid miiB man bolten!
so lei bod giheit uno LAB mic6
log. % ihau. itebt ia mein So
ter am 6eniter!4
Sepp mo6te mol oenfen, oas
mt Dem alten Yfroi1tner ni1t CUR
airlben elien mare. gr i6aute betrof=
fen ant uno Interchangeable bennbte
3a8il. Mit fraftigem Mlf befreite tic
ibre Sano uno buidte ladeno oapor.
an Der Sausefe l~treifte tie nit Dem
eaboger an Die @ieBfanne, Sic auI
elr1em 8anflein itano. 0as blederna
@el6irr manfte, uno iein bodies
@eflapper iibertonte bie brummen-
ben 8orte, nit oenen Sepp binter
ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seden.
5fpeIge1 perl6ipano.
(GortieumlD foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
uncle Cara Saat,

oes beoarf nnr zines Quentdens
gosbeit, Inn ben 2euten ben groB-
ten Srubel 81 MAIDEN, uno cine
feline 8ernadldiiiguns bon timber.
oaulidfeit ODER 8~eritopfung o6er
anoern 2eberft0rungen tut oaiieIbp.
8enn Sbr lei6et, 10 nebmt 81.
Sings Stem aife 9ias fir fhnene
abbilfe. 2eidt, iider uno MIR 25c
IN alien Mpothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
a1nr 6altiefeit bis sum- 81. Oeteber,
Yr6mten>GTerte+
Gin uerieelae an aniere sremnse.

Sa es us nntnIgltb it, aMp 9iirfte nnb Counties bes Gtaates
onrdl Heneaoe bsarbetten an lahen, ,nnktem mir amf anbere WfhteI smr inn
mer grDReren Serbrefhnns mnleres giatks iimnem no mir G6 at bern
Gntblns setommen, anne9mbare Hramiem fir meme N6omnentem, bic ans
einseidtdt meroca, amssnieken.
&ir panen mdt bic @eranfalans zines iogenanaten aonhaes, hi.
+ BET enslhdben 3etansem nbid 1T, ionoern mir molten onrb 9nssablmma
elmer lberalea Gunm1ion Treiuiaiee anmerben, bic p6ne bdouoere gS.
be nao Mnftrenglng fd cine Ne6eneiunabme at berifaffn tpnnIden.
3m bieiem 3mede Offernren mir fr iebem Sa5resabOnnenten ens
aOmmihtpn bon 1, einem 9ollar. 9as @obenblatt ser uSreie
Srede fir seras" fofet So per Sa9r @esen einienOnns pon $1OO psr.
Sn MIR aio oas Siatt I'M irsenb emc nns anfsese6ene gbreHe ididen.
6ir 10 Abonnenten eme Grtta Erdutie un $3.50 ID yaar.
Slit Is Abonntnten cine Grtra : yrdnie p0n sS.75 In gaar.
Sar ~ Mbonntnten cine Grtra : ytinie p0n $500 III 8aar.
Sit 70 Mbonntnten clue Grtn yrinlit pn s6.25 In yaar.
Slit nebr do Is 4b0nnnten eine Ggtra- yrdmie uon IS III yar.
Tur 1eDr as 80 Ab0nnenttn cine G%rtraprdmie Don SIG in Saar.
Der @pridlag lit eiafad nnS pesaanolib senns. User einen nencn
Abonneutea oer 5r 3dt nidt 9eher Der vSree Hre1e" lit, - &c.
htnnt, foaefhert $500, erbalt rep bebGlt baoon einen Collar uuS ididf
ben anOeren 9oGar NIT Der semaaen abrehe bes geteaers Elm. MnfrSem
febt aber aud nd cine Grtra 8ramie in Nnsidt, faas bic 36l buu
sebn @6pnnemtea ober barber erreidt uirb. 0ieie Grtra!Vramie len.
oen mtr ben oasu gerebtghn BON unferer Office ans brett.
Die liter sensadte Dfferte lit fir Seben i'm meihn ge6ihe bes etaa.
ties Offen. Sober fann fd baram bekilsen. Gr biaen nnr gaarpreile
an, mel gelo INNER ieinen Wert fat unb Sober bafar anidafru nnb fan.
fen fam, mas er aera6e bramdt.
aae, bic bon bieier Dfferte Gcbramd maiden unb inter ben o6eu
sefeihn geoingnnsen gbonncnten fir Sic uJreie Gre6e fir Seras1 fam.
meln uoaen, fns se6ekn, Id init inns nnbersaslid in gerbinSuna al
ieeen, Oannit mir linen sttuaise seuanidts a~nsfhbridere ansfnnft srtsi.
len fonnen. Se AntHnng sbt ben geieQern brett BON nnierer C.
fe s. Sieie DHerte fat MIR gdltsfet Bis gum, 81. DHpbr.
r6reie Yre1e fit seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28
Der Rssondsrs.
&omon bon 2uomig Sang
bofer.
tGortletunn.)

~Seut madt's aber einen l9onen
Sagl 9as batt iih geitern au6 fem
Weeni6 net oenftl @ber Jag, mie BAIT
henn gi6lafen auf infer @anerfabrt
BON geltern2"
Sic lafte. u@uf 10 cine alag nanf
fam elm Der S6laf net feblen!~
r8eb! ltno traumt bolt ear nir2"
uSrdumt? Sect oaB ib fpiiBt! SD
hab ia gi6lafem mie Elm Murmeltier
i'm @inter!" @oltig biifte iie iid nadl
elmer 9lume, oenn tie fiiblte, tpie i6r
unter leinem foridenoen Slid sic
5ttrne beiB muroe. Ser fede Menidl /:
@r meirte wan oaB man in i6re
Sraume bineingnfen fonne, pie
ourd cas- blanfe Seniter in sc
Stube.
9a idapiegen Tie nun mieoer, bis
Sepp ben Mrm erbob, uno ourd) Ell
ne Glide Der 8aume oeuteno, leidi
bin lagte: 19a! @eut i1aut er iid)
anoers an mie geitern.~ Or meillte
ben See, BON Dem man III Ser Serne
eillen i6maleit Streif gepabren
fonnte, mellenlos, ,ei1em gralien, bea
i6immernoen Seibenbanoe pergleih-
bar.
3a5il nidte i6meigeno uno mad=
tc Iid nieoer nit Dem fleinerr
StranB gu ibaffen, ben iie 8uiam=
geleien.
u@eb, jog, mas ma6it oenn oa2"
uWein, gor nir. Gin paar Sill.
merlin iub ih mir 5amm fir nlein
9iitl. 8iel 8'finoen is freili1 nim=
mer."
geo i6au, uno id babgmeint,
ou bdtteit ifJor mebr ols grug. H.
gnug fir 8mei. @ie ip1r's oenn jett,
menn 9u teileu tatit NIT mir? Miibi
ret libel itebn, elm 8liimerf auf meill
SUIT, uno gar idon mern's BON Dir
fommt!@
Gerlegen ibiittelte file oen 4opf.
u@b, no, i'd fam Dir net belfen.
&as i6 gfunoen bab, braitd id iel-
ber.~
u@enn i6 aber redt ifon bitten
tot, idau, 90 fannit ia bengerit net
10 neioiid ieinl"
9a5u mafte er elm 10 ianftes.
frommes @eiift, bob iie unipiGfiir-
lid laden mliBte.
u@eb, til net 10 i9on! Maipeis
mein' i'd, bift net 10 lanperfromm. :"
v@as? uno id bob gmeint, als
mare id Der 8raplte bon alien"
Sab net piel gmerft oaoon ja..
biinn Did nrr ouf geiternl" ioste fl
nit lpibigem Con uno furdte ole
grauen.
uaber Waol! @irit mir bod Inn
@ottes niaen net barb iein! S6au,
jag einmal ielber, bab i6 mein 8uBl.
geltern net peroient2 Sa ooer ma?
uno neil balt gar 10 piel Sdneio
gbabt bait, oa bab i6 mir nimmer
belfen fonnen. 10 iafriid bait mir
gfallen! llno mas fam i) oenn oo.
fir, oaB mir 10 elm idons @ergelts-
gott bon Dir tauienomal lieber giue.
len is mie ieoer moere 0onf."
9as flang 10 parnt, 10 often uno
ebrlid, 10 luitis ber8lid, ooB 3G3iI
ibre 5iirnenoe Miene, nit Der es ibt
ohnebin nift aasu ernit mar, nidt
LANCER ~betpabren fonnte.
go ia, lahte Tie, ylnuB man
oenm aber % sleid 5ugreifen, mie
Der Sansfnedt bel Die altooel?"
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@erlamgt.

Sir eine Samilie in Merifo, mil
3 &inoerrt, miro Elm iunges, sebiloe=
tes Waohen als 5tiibe Ser Saus=
frau geiubt. @ngenebme Samilien-
Steaung uno gutter 2obn. Sfferten
ri6te man an: 8. e.. Nemmamm,
Mpartaoo Geo. 8, Sorreon, Goob.
Merifo.
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gYir ae6en Gudl @eleaen6e

@ir seben Gid) @~elesenbeit
gu ieben, Oh Gnd cine 8eidGftsans-
bilonng sefalt. 3iu6lf 2eftipnen in
StenpgrapBie nnb Mnidinenidrei-
ben frei fir ollie. SSpredjt inns bnrdy
altes Sci. 1924. Sdmiot's 8ripate
8miinef Sdoul, 21S 8eeam Ctr.
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Mdtutta. s~sarnter.

llebersebt nns ben gerfauf gurer
Sdrrlen lno Mandes. 8ir erbalten fat
tdglid Mnfra9en bon 5uperldfiigen &dus
fern. Wout Sbr ipirtli6 bertanfen gu ails
nebmbaren Rreiien, 10 founen mir per>
faufen.
6. 9. @atters & Co.,
8ibbss @ebdube. Gan Mntpnio, Ser.
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Eiarp. nno Mbbel . Berlabnng unb
transport, iotpie Iuf6epabrung i'm
9ro6ten nno beften nStorebpufe" Der
Stnot. Seppids 2einigune. Senrb 6.
Slips. 8eioe SeIeb6one.
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0eindt,

elm tii6tieer oeutider Seser, Der
aud accioen5 : @rbeiten gu MAIDEN
perltebt. 8riefe gu ridten an SEQ.
172 Go Sreie 8relie fir Seras San
@ntonio, Ser.
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SanfdbanoeI fit einseriHtetes syarmt=
lamb. = 3=itodi9es @eiddftsbmag nit
gaiement. SO Nder na6e Der @tras
Benbabn. 8 f6one 2ots in geacon
Sia. BOT NIT 9ats in 5igbIono
Eart S6reibt mir. mas SIR habt als
Saui6 fir einen ODER aqe obigen Soften.
Mpk %. Sanis.
404 Noore Bldg. Gm Nntonio, Ser.
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8eoenflidle @pdrfunit.

9otient: ~@ein @asen fnllrrt
ar3t: Damn ioa Sbnen SIRE
5rau etfpas gu ellen fo6en."
nNa6ber fmtrrt er nod heftigerl"
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Ginseridtet fur 0efdaftstatiafett

107 @be. g-Sids : @ebdube. Gadbers
ltdnoige nbrmaderarbeit nniere Gpesias
litdt. @ue Irbeit ~garantiert. s.. Sci.
ierbed, nbrmader nnb Sutpelier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-28

- u. Sotpbh Slide nno auitern.
t16 Siio.@Iamo Strobe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
ASSOCIATION
HAS. HELPED
=,
LOCAL FIRMS
BUSINESS MEN WRITE sEcRE-
TARY HENDERSON THAT Busl-
NESS SHOWS EFFECT OF Eff
FORTS BEING PUT FORTH BY
THIS ORGANIZATION.

That the efforts Of the Commercial
Association to encourage the various
enterprises of Pensacola are having
some effect and that the business peo-
pie are beginning to appreciate these
efforts is clearly illustrated by the
following letters. which are fair speci-
ments of some being received by Sec
rotary Henderson:
From Lax Jacohy.
The following is copy of a letter
received from Mr.. Lac Jacoby, Feb.
II, 1912:
Pensacola Commercial Association.
Pensacola, Fla
"Gentlemen-Enclose please find
check for $1.0o, my dues 10 your as
soctafion for February.
Please enter for membership NJ.
Tacoby, effective at once.
sAa local manager for the
Manuel Gonzalez Cigar Co. OF this
city, l desire to express my sincere
appreciation of the work of the Com
mercial Association in boosting Pen
sacola products.
Enthusiastically It has been a great
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13

He-There 10 one thing in particu-
lar I like about spinsters.
She-What is that?
He-They never bore fellow by
telling him how they used to do this
and that before he was born.-Tit-
Bits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
This Honae.JFadie Cough
Syrup EL1flf T4rprfse You
stops Evsn Wksspang ceugh
Quickly. A Family Sappay
It s2al1 Cost.

Here il . homemade remedy that
takes hold Of cough instantly, and win
usually cure the most stubborn case In
"a hours. This recipe makes q pint
enough for whole family. You couldn't
buy as much or as good readY-made
cough syrup for $3.50.
Nix one pint of granulated sugar with
u pint of warm water, and stir a
minutes. Put ga ounces Of Pinex fifty
cents WORTH in q pint bottle, and add
the Sugar Syrup. This keeps perfestly
and has . pleasant taste-children ike
It. Braces up the appetite and is slightly
laxative, which helps end cough.
You probably know the medical value
Of pine in treating asthma, bronchitis
and other throat troubles, sore lungs,
etc. There is nothing better. Pinex Is
che most valuable concentrated compound
Of Norway white pine extract, rich In
ruaiacol and all the natural healing pine
elements. Other preparations will not
work In, this formula
The prompt results from this fnexpen-
sive remedy have made friends for it in
thousands Of homes in the United States
and Canada, which explains why the
plan has been initiated Often but never
successfully.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction, o.
money promptly refunded, goes with thi.
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, or Mlll
get it for YOU. II not, send to Thl
Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-13
.PIMPLES AND BLACK.
HEADS DISAPPEAR
WHEN ZEMO AND
ZEMO SOAP ARE USED

For 25c you can test the healing AMI
cleansing powers Of ZEMO and ZEMO
SOAP. We offer a trial treatment con-
ststing OF generous size sbottle of
zEMO, trial cake OF ZEMO SOAP
and 80 page booklet, How to Pre-
serve the skin"-alI for Csc. This Of
fer Is made to introduce ZEMO into
every home In this community. We are
confident that after you have once
used ZEMO and zEMO SOAP you, like
all others who have tested this treat
ment. will say that ZEMO and ZEMO
SOAP are without doubt the best
treatment for prompt relief and surest
cure Of all forms Of skin and scalp
diseases. BEotches, Pimples, Skin Spots,
in fact, all facial biemishes on infants
or adults disappear as if by magic
when these clean. effective remedies
are used. We want you to test the
trial treatment of ZEMo at 35c-we
know you'll thank us many times for
this advice. The Crystal Pharmacy.
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value to us. and no doubt the same
can. be said of others. Wishing you
much success and assuring you of
our corporation in any manner, am
Very sincerely yours.
{Signed) eLAZ JACOBY."
From Louis D. Robinson.
The following is copy of letter
received from Mr.. Louis d. Robinson,
Feb. IL, 1912:
MIR. Leland ]. Henderson, Secy.
Dear Sir-I am writing to express
my appreciation of what association
is doing for Pensacola and explain my
seeming indifference.
Il am not a native-came here Just
when I was twenty years old-but
nave since then called Pensa cola
1ome, although for some years my
interest In the old town has been man
Tested only in occasional visits here.
But | believe the fact that | have re-
turned to try nay fortune in Pensacola
gain after pursuing my work
throughout the entire area of the
United States during the past fifteen
he future of the Gulf city.
AS I have just launched out in
BUSINESS and am pressed for funds,
I'M not in a position to enter into act
i've affiliation with the Pensacola Com
mercal Association at present, but
wish to assure you that until the time
when l will be able to lend my pc
cuniary aid. beg you to feel that
I'm with you in spirit at least.
My letterhead gives an Indication
IF the kind OF work / am seeking, and
n addition do sign painting and am
a good ad writer. In the latter work
have a good co-worker in my sister
who has done some splendid work in
that line.
with best wishes for the success OF
the Commercial Association, arm
Yours sincerely,
(Signed) LOUIS d. ROBINSON
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TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD,

The Journal viii pay $500 reward FOR
evidence sufficient 60 convict any boy Or
person found steaiEBg subserIbers' papers
after delivery Of same by carrier
G. G. Bullock. OF WestvilIe, was
among the well known West F1oridians
in the Deep Water City yesterday
While here he was a guest at the San
Carlos.
Hon. Rivers H. Buford, OF Mariana,
spent yesterday in Pensacola on bust
ness. Mr.. Buford Is one Of the lead
ing attorneys in West Florida and
has numerous friends not only in the
county where he resides but through
out the state. He has frequently
been mentioned as q candidate for
state Office and many of his friends
insisted that he make the race foz
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FORMER VALET or MORTIMER
ScHIFF REACHES NEW YORK,
by Associated Press.


New York. Feb. 12.-Folke e. Brandt
the former valet Of Mortimer L
Schiff, who has served five years of a
thirty-year sentence for burglary
reached New York tonight to appear
tomorrow in the double court proceed
ings under way to open his case. In
obedience to the writ of habeas corpus
issued here on Friday by Justice
Negard. the warden of Clinton prison
has announced his intention Of send
ing Brandt to New York on the morn
ing train.
District Attorney Whitman has re-
turned from Washington with addi-
tional evidence. It is reported. to place
before the grand jury which has al
ready begun an investigation OF
Brandt's case. It Is also reported here
that Governor Dix. who recently de-
clined to pardon Brandt. is consider
ing with Attorney General Carmody
the advisability Of extending elem
ancy to the former valet.