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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
An Early Award.

do you think there is anything
c%reditable in that man Skinnum's
past?" Well" replied the discreet
man, II understand that somewhere
among his effects he has a mug with
the sentence For a Good Boy printed
on in gilt letters. But, of course, I
have nc way Of kns wing how he came
by it."
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
UnapprecIatIve.

Hal" unused Noah. as he looked
upon the flood from one Of the win.
dows Of the Ark, "the folks who jeered
at me for building this vessel. laugh
ed at me when / told them 1t was the
original water wagon, but they would
have Jared better had they %appreciat-
ed in time the dry wit OF my little
Joke"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Cut Worms Numerous.

Pierre.-Cut worms are reported to
be so numerous in some sections of
the western part of the state that they
are attacking the small grain crops,
and doing a great deal OF damage.
They evidently have multiplied on ac-
count of the dry conditions of the past
years, and will cause trouble until
they have lived their span of life as
worms.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
New Agricultural School.

Redfield.-Arrangements have been
made whereby F. c, Hathaway, of the
State college at Brookings will take
charge of the agricultural and manual
training ourse which will be added
to the curriculum Of the Redtield pub
lie schools next fall. Redfield is one
Of the first cities in South Dakota to
adopt the step of teaching agricul-
ture to grade and high school pupils.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Present Teachers Reelected.

Vermillion.-The regents OF educa-
ton of the state of South Dakota
were in session at the university
here during a part of h past week.
Their most important business was
the consideration of the faculty for
the coming year.. The whole present
teaching force was reelected.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Not lnconventenced

did the dissolution Of your gigan-
tic corporation cause you incon-
venience?"
Not the slightest" replied \ Mr..
Dustin Stax. Il needed an enlarged
and improved system OF branch Of
fees. anyhow"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Patriotism.

You cannot analyze it. 1t is subtle,
but it is true. 1t often sleeps like the
lamb, but reused from its lethargy
breaks out with the strength of the
lion,' Never was patriotism more sub.
lime than in the soldier Of 81.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
plan to Test Law.

Brookings.-E. l.. Van Dyke, county
treasurer, refused to accept license
fees and issue permits, after bonds
tsS been approved by the county COM
missioners, from two applicants for
saloon licenses from Elkton, on the
ground that the license law is uncon-
stitutional. In all probability the liz
uor men will apply to the circuit court
or a writ of mandamus to compel
Jan Dyke to issue the licenses. This
will be resisted by the prohibition
state committee
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
To Equip Black Hills Trip.

Aberdeen.-The state board of re-
gents has issued an appropriation of
$500 for the purpose of having Pro
lessor Fred w. Smith, OF the local
normal school faculty, equip another
fossil and relic hunting expedition to
procure more Of these curiosities in
the Black Hills this summer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
To Kill Cut Worms.

Brookings.-"Give the cutworms
poisoned bait says Professor H. G.
SEVERN, of the State college, in an
swering inquiries regarding methods
Of handling the cutworm pest which
is threatening in many parts Of South
Dakota this spring. One method is
to poison clover or alfalfa with Paris
green or other %arsenite, using one
pound of poison to SO gallons of water.
The clover or alfalfa is then moved
and spread in little heaps all over the
field infested with cutworms, prefer
ably before the corn, potatoes or
other crops have appeared above the
ground. The cutworms will, of course,
be forced to eat the poisoned bait,
to their own destruction. Professor
SEVERN also recommends a mixture
of IL pound of Paris green, or a sim
iliar amount of white arsenic with
25 to 35 pounds of dry wheat bran, a
quart Of cheap molasses diluted with
two or three gallons of water. This
bait should be scattered over the
fields in little heaps as near evening
as possible. In the garden place a
tablespoonful of this MARTIAL at the
base of each plant. Professor Sever
in estimates that ten pounds of the
mash will suffice. for one acre of po-
tatoes. Further information regard
ing the treatment of insect pests and
other troublesome features in farming
may be obtained by inquiry from the
State college at Bookings.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
The Sweet Ihina.

Clara-He say he thinks I am the
incest girl in town. Shall l ask him to
call? Sarah-No, dear; let him keep
or thinking so.-Town Topics
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24

HNSGLSH this lyric for the ceremO-
NXSIGY MES attending h laying OF
&--N the corner stone OF Har-
O- wards great Memorial hall,
built in honor Of her sons slain in he
Civil war. GrandSons OF the under
graduates who heard it when 1T was
first read have since been born, and
have passed under the stately roof OF
the Memorial hall on their way to the
lofty dining hall Of the old college.
TO them and to their children the
grief which had ceased to be heart
breaking when Holmes penned his
poem, is no more than a r~everential,
idealized and ennobling sentiment.
Yet thirty-four states will by nat or
their respective legislatures observe
Memorial day dis a day consecrated to
memorial services for those who
served In the wars of this country.
And to most of us this means the SOL
diers of the Civil war, though in truth
a recent visit to Arlington cemetery
brought home the truth that the war
with Spain demanded it's toll OF the
nations manhood.
But the custom of placing flowers
Oh lltS StdtSS "a III
fixed day devoted to services COM
m~emorative of their patriotism came
into practice at the close of the Civil
war. and Memorial day is still most
intimately associated with the men OF
that war, most of whom have passed
into the land of memory, though a
comparatively small number of its
veterans still survive to march in the
procession which is a part OF the
days observance.
The first Memorial or Decoration
day which these veterans of the Grand
Army of the Republic recall each year
was not, as it is now in most of the
states and even in Alaska n Porto
Rico, a legal holiday. 1t came as the
result of an order issued by Gen. John
A. Logan, national commander of the
Grand Army of the Republic, then a
Young organization. 1t was in May,
1865. that Adjutant General N. r.
ChysmaD conferred with General Lo-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24

The qnarrelsome man should bear ! n
mind that a chip on the shoulder
never won a jackpot.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Mind Is the Master

kind of fortune; a great mind becomes
a great fortune.-Seneca.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Tact sometimes consists Of knowing
enough not to know too much.

Garfield Tea helps clear q muddy complex
ion, dispel foul breath and sweeten the temper.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Fittina for the Occasion.

VTVSIUY TOT GUS OOVdoVO1s ~
You need to put more ginger In
your dinner Stories"
How would Jamaica ginger dot"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Funds Tied UP.

Funds Tied up.
Pierre.-There is $4,000 at present
in the game fund, absolutely tied up
from any profitable purpose because
of lack of appropriation. There seems
to be some misunderstanding as to
the pay of the various county game
wardens. 1T has been reported that
they all get $50 per month. This is
the maximum possible, but the sala-
ries are at the option of the county
commissioners, and their salaries can
never exceed the amount of money in
the county game fund, which consists
of one-half the money collected at 50
per for hunting licenses, and which
in the majority Of counties averages
considerable less than the $50 per
month. There are not to exceed six
county wardens at present getting
this maximum.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08
Personal Items

Mrs ABE skinner drsst up last Sat.
,crday afternoon ard started on down
70 Heu Weathsrsbys store with her chin
n the air 20 do a little iash.onable shop
pirr. tut lest as she was passing Ranse
HHlvers residence. Ranse's hound pup
run ou.sn thc yard ard grabbed Mrs
Skinner by ths bottom ~ the skirt ard
tore 5F ABOUT 2 yrd of edgng before
shr reaIirsd t Mrs.. Skinner was tur-
nble mad. but Ranse only laid and
t8Id her sfe orlut o. blame the pup.
who vas only irving % play with her
and wasseut visElsh ataI
Cy Hrsaus. Our esauag.r f1unsmar
tas another var coming 1u hN rose
This makes four warts Oy has had %
lrow aa h-s nose i1 the past l0 yrs. O.
has tried cvervfhfnk De can think Ct 90
take err o. bet ff ART no usr. he tired Z
acid whifch Doe LiEermCre recommend
al and 10 TUX TIE skim often Nys nose
buf nos fhe warts and siust then g
a.rt spoke 20 Doc NFo can beat thi,
Ter four warts Hn one nCFrt
n. ... .#"....# ..a| H... ."..a.a
about way thaf come OF Uur readers has
heHn gIig ct lending their huE.cs tl
ta--r Haters after fErg sc through wfth
them thr is Why siI you as this
srHrer-hrr Nou Crf 10 be ashamed al
.rrrsl.fs #h# should 500 rar 'lr s1ne
bafv s'saf paper who art t1 pay tor d
tr.rsrfH Besides 500 might fEsf AZ
usu snatch the bread ou,.r eur month,
being as long as y1u Tend goag paper
rs yeuv rahers they wo-id he a fool q
naF us money lor if
It looks a. ii uc vas . SONG 60 have
auotrtf snow storm AS Ne 60 % press
whereas Eo1trcss Knows wc have cnuf
snow on The Frcund now - last us aNag
into next spurE even ~ not another
fake don't fan We uouid saggest thai
cag loWn tsieekmen sec = q thai The
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08

we claim. but we won't admit Il un-
II We are drove into a corner, as
you might say.
II We was in Josh Wilkins boots
We would be a lettie mite more
keerful about bringin charges agin
our nabers. We never lived over
in Pottowassie county in our life
and 20 il wasn't us who left there
about FIVE years ago. having been
drove outen the naberhood becuz
we diddent pay our debts. either
only 70 settle down in Hardscrab-
bic and start in to publish a news
paper which Is a disgrase 10 the
town.
We don't take hard cider In ex-
change for subseripshions and then
git intoxicated and drive our wife
outen the house until she has 70
stop az the uabers until we GIT
sobcrd up. Them is two things we
never done and we know Of more
things almost as bad we never done
that We could mentchion without
calling anv names
LATER We hereby apologize
for an we have wrote a. per above
and are sorry we wrote a. What
We have said about Josh Wilkins Is
a base falsehood. being a. Josh Is
not only a sl1ollar but a gentleman.
and enjoys the respeclCt Of every
buddy who knows him. The Hard
scrabble Banner Is a ncwsy. breezy
and up-to-date newspaper, and ike
as not it has more subscribers than
the Bingville Bugle
r. S.-The motive whitch ack-
chewated as 20 make the above alb
ieck apology will Be found else
where in this ishue Of the Bugle.
Editor Bingyille Bugic.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08
The Leading Paper Of the County
Bright Breezy, BsIlIeOss. Bastllns
FDDYTORIUI.

Last weeks Hardscrabble Ban
ner had a vishious attaclt aginst
the Bingyille Bugle. We persoom
We ort 20 jest ignore this SANDER
Gus oontumely which the Edditor
Of the Hardscrabble Banner has
saw A. 20 sling az rs. We persoom
Il would be more dignihde 10 let Il
pass unnotised as not worthy Of
our consideration and keep chs
elm right along az if there wassent
sich a person as Josh Wilkins. the
pusilanimous. the Hardscrabble
Banner edditor on earth.
In other words We persoom that
We ort 20 do jest like Seth Dew
berry. our town constubble. done a
couple Of years ago when Bill Hep
burn. our artistici blacksmith. come
home from the co. seat one Satter-
day night fuIlcrn a goat as ushuaI.
and raised a disturbance down 20
Hen Woathcrsbv's store and Hen
be sent for Seth % put Bin under
rest and Seth be loaded 40 his
| revolver % the muzzle and soon as
be polished mp his badge az office
with skourcne until it was as bright
as a dolicr, he come on the run 20
Hens store and stend ne behiut
/ Bill and tapped him on the shoulder
and SAYS, You're under a rest
William. and YOU might lest a. well
come along with me 90 the lookup
pcaccable
Jest then Bin hauled of and hit
Seth a wallop alongside the law
ard Seth fell backards 10 the floor.
stri,in his head agi1 the stove with
sich whence that it almost dtnted
the stove. Seth. be iumpd 10 MS
feet, but before Bin could hit hun
Iagu seth rushd outc1 the store and
lii out for home as fast as he could
81. locking the door after him and
hiding under the bed in tie spare
/ bedroom until further notice.
/ Sim Jones askd Seth next dav
Iwhy he didieuf rgtaiate when Bin
hir hIm a belt hke thaf and Seth
sad "oh. ] jest considered the
/ source
While Josh Wilkins tie con-
ltcmpgyhgl cr- vHa e.ts ON dian
/ lheep imitasHIan of Newspaper
! lkn5Wd Co a fcH subscriber. Who
won't pay their sub-r~iushions Is
/ lbelcath our nYtcc SIC desire 90 say
ltEat what De printed in la week
I Banner 20 the cHcckt trat uc aIn'i
i IRct uoren hatf the circu'ash.on We
claim. Is a maishus De and we car
prove q. being as wc have consid.
lsraSls moreu haa lhs e.roulashi0l
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08
Local MHntchIun

III Henderson dropped into our OTIS
tother dGy and askd us II we bad emmy
old rcadin matter laying around which
We diddcnt want We give al a few
copies Of the Bugle of 1919. which We
happend 70 come acrost Hi is a power
ful hand % read and he dou't kecf n
the news Il a icetle mite old.
Miss Almira Hobbs is getting a new
polyuaise made for her by Miss phcrbs
Hildcrhfand. our fashionable dressmak-
er Phoebe u having a turrih'e 'iur
giving Almira q ht--AimifA has had
four Cts already ard says shs Il nearly
IN hstericks tyin that ,,sNnaise on her
self Phoebe says VI there Nss any shape
70 Almira she wouldn't haii 70 have 80
many hts. II is reported that Almira
IL a going 20 rct married IN this poly
naise. which is whv she IL 40 partickler.
The intruss on brad Tucksr's mort
raGr come due an ~ q suddint last FRI
day. Cy Hoskins holds the mortgage on
Brad a. well a. mortgages on . lot ot
other folks In Binrvills-fhat's how @
makes most of his money. foreclosiug
mortgages In this case. however. Brad
had forgot al about the intrust coming
due. and whcn Ne found Il out Ne had %
scratch around tomefhink awful 60 horry
enuf money 70 pay of fhs intrust Brad
says K ain't padng on the principle that
worries him. but meeting the intrusL
Rev. Sami Moore, the beloved pastor
of the Bingvilie church, Is taking ur
suhscripshions among The members of
his flock 10 pay Cor having a nrw pulpit
pot into the church w Lem Brown. oug
expert carpenter. Lem says he'n put
one in ior IS. being a. u u for ths
church. whereas for enny worldly cause
ne would charge So The cd pulpit q q
reck. being ts Rev. Moore has pounded
" an 20 pieces with be hsss 10 emfnslre
his sermons. Sone u Of the opinion
that bring az Rev. Moore busted up the
pulpit, like that he ort 20 pay for II outen
his own pockes. Well. he could n me
tiiewad members of the church would
pay him a small porthlon Of whah6hey
eve him on hack salary.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08
kikd!
That's Whut Hsppsnd to the Writ.
sT Of These Lines In . Psthst.
ir Scene Witch TUX Place In
Front Of the SugIs Offs lest
Before We Went to Press
Further Sad PsTtlrklsrs as per
Below

We take our pen in hand 70 chronikls
a sad occurrence which occurred 20 us
Yesterday whitch Il causes u a good cal
81 pair and hunil ashton 20 write aoout,
but being a. there amt no use trying 10
conceal Il sinst the news has spread al
over town ard vicinity, We sposs We
might ss well come right out flatfooisd
and acknowledge ths corn Ike . man.
Last Wednesday after ws had wrote
ths sddytonul which appears IN tie lst
coIlum ~ this ishuc. Ane Hillyer, our
prominent loryer. legal light and ]. Of
the p. dropped into the offise. We admit
that we vas sort ~ proud of thar eddy
torIul Witch We had Jest dashed OF, 50
We iet Aus read g. We now realize that
riEht there's where we made q sad mis-
take. Ame Ne chucklsd and laid and
said De eaIiniatrd that when the edditor
8f the Hardscrabbie Banner read that q
would make him squirm some.
Next day Ame had biEness over %
Hardscrabhls ard while there he made it
rs birness - call on Josh wilkins. the
Banner e6ditor. and Amr told Josh as
near a. he could rccoileclgt what We was
a going 20 print about him. thinking
praps it might lead 60 a personal a salt
a battery case and that he fAmcl would
De employed as counsel IN the case and
make 4 few doilers
Wei. Yesterday Jest before we sent
90 press. who should come walking into
the offs except Josh Wilkins. sdditor %
i "a. z. -
then that Josh knowd what We had
wrote about him. 80 We thogt discre-
shion would be the better part of waller
ard thar We wouldn't lst on but shat
ws had che best feluFs in the world
lords Josh. - We ashd him % take q
chair ard make hisseii a. home
"N8. thanks SAYS Josh. III prefer %
stand Jest called on a little matter Of
hfnrss. anyhow. and ! ga.kilaic it wont
take long to trarsac.f ff Anne HHNTrr
tells me sou have wrote 20 a lu'e n.cce
about ne which you are ! rasrs to
nrrf in che BuEIe ucNf Wk and ii yor
amt Got no ohierkshions would y0u
mind icffin me read Ahzt you've wrote.
being as be- very kind ~ gou % make
mrnfrh.1n cf mc az al m
When Josh said that We tbsr Ams
had tod hu thsf what Ue had wrote
was scwthluk complimentary. 81 wc cal
SLATED ' would ts a turri6's good Joke
70 lct josh read cur red hot eddYtariul
agin him and - him rage. 60 uc handed
him . proof OF same.
Ioth sfood there ard read r al
thrcugh without hafun a tyciash or
furnin pale o. gntin red ~ ths face a.
ennythsnk Ike fhai. and after he gof all
through he says ss sweet a. you please
Lhzt's a farrihle wen wrote sddyfariuf
and ID hait % thank you Tor gisin me
60 much frc advertising Iu d. Is much
for you some day.
Vita that Josh handed us back uhaf
ss lad wrote. sad Good day. invited
- 20 come IN and see hin ncxt time ue
cone 10 Hardssrsb1le and thea Nc
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08

walked outen the offia We ooufsss W
vas turrible tux down when Josh didn'l
git mad and what's more We couldn't
understand H. We watched him a. Ne
walked out 20 the street where Ne had
hiiehed his horse and buggy. fun OF
mystihcashion AZ his ackshions
jest a. Josh vas about 20 step into
thc buggy he turned around and hollerd
70 us a. follers; Gould have a word
with YOU'D come back but I've got my
mare united and the won't stand =
II nc had been as smart a. we ushuai-
ly Be nc would Of suspeekted trsachery,
but somehow or other We diddent and
80 we drOpd everything and went out %
where Josh was. Jest Ike q innocent OK
10 the slaughter
Soon a. We got into the puhlick street
Josh dropd the hitchin strap and Iumpd
on as like q ton Of brick IL VIZ had
dent of been 20 surprised ne might of
pcrvailcd aginst him. but being as we
was that flabberTasted cur breath was
tux away 20 fnd ourscif Engaged in
mortal combat. as you might say. or IN
other words. a battle 20 the aeth.
Without dwelling on the siokening de-.
tails which foilerd sihice 20 say that
somehow or ether Josh rot she upper
hand of us and tiand as down on The
middle "a the q with turrible force
where he aet on ua ard nearly pounded
our fase oacn our shoulders while We
was hollering @Helpl' and "Enuhi- a.
loud a. We could holler. When we fee
sure that wr have had enuh ne sewer
hesitate 70 say 90 and we said 20 sew
sral times
Our nabers from every direckshlon
come running 20 te what was up, hut
Josh told cm al 20 tend 20 their own
bizness or he'd give them a dose Of The
same
Then Ne askd ne n We would apollo
gise in the Bugis fof what Ne vas a
going % print about him and put Il
into the same ooiium with our eddy
toriui or would be b obliged - chastiss
us furtherl We told Josh that under
the circumstances wc would he willing
70 apologize II be would fefrain from
further brute force. vhereunon he lei us
and drove OF home
Nothink remains % be said exepi fiiat
our fass is sweid up until we look thar
ridicklus IN front ~ a glass that We
don't skcffscly know ourself end that
one eye IL buuRcd shrf and ~ can't see
vrrv weii outer tcfhrr one However.
Time. that great healer. win in due time
restore our fase % its nacherai con-
dishion and win also tcothc our injured
feelings. We persoom.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08
County Correspondence

Jemima Perpsrs % Hickory Corners
dr.v tarrggh here last W. on her way
20 visit frr sister 81 Hardserabbls who
is tss Come aRin. Jemima--we are
allus gIai % y you pass through.
Jasper rarbrl has hsn bothered tar.
rt'e - a inFroving nail IN one Of hii
boots for = wsrk back which hurt h.rn
20 that hs vslkd with q limp when ~
wore them boof, FinaIly Jasper got "a,
of az pachicncs and tuk the boot 10 !
csbhler and had ii fxd Tasp IL . awful
pzshicHt man, bur thai nail goadcd him
zoo fur
Arioeb Wiikins two year ago sold 70
acres az lard 10 Sam Parker for SO per
acre. bus alter trying 70 farm u for 2
yrs zoe beng 30 turribis stony Sam 80,
disputed and cold IL ha1k 70 Arioch Tor
So Der acre. That's ne way % snake
mcncy
Hester Jones Who was uiddersd tuo
wears avo says she b going 90 set mar
ricd agin ia the spring Hester says shc
"a sick and tired hcng widdcrcd. and
who can blame herr Who Hester a a
gcing 60 marry we aini isarnsd. hui
hops h lela and alil ici you mos.
ss-'. NOX POPULL
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08
cALENDERs FOR 1913 HAvE

cALENDERs FOR 1919 HAVE
cAMFi This Is 10 rive notice 10 the
general puhllek ~ Blngyiiis a Vicinity
tina, have lust received 100 calendars
Cor the year t9is. Thsss osi-nd~rs Is
bssusoful 10 bshoIdi soms Of thsm
have pleisn on and some have not.
Bet all ~ them have the calender fos
the usvt "a mos FollsrinF my ushuaI
custom Of the pas, ! nov oaer th-.s
cslsndsrs te you 81 the ddlekius sum
% cts each a. long a. they last.
This u iurnhls chfep for ealenfsrf
when you consider hoW hard q eaitn.
Der Is - set slonE without 10 not
Try 70 use your old calender over again
next year ike 80 many da "a BlnryiHs
heeuz u don't rsy when you can a. a
new one Cor cts Get . fresh csisa.
der and start In right on the nsw yssr.
Yoa cant tell vhat day oi me month Il
Is from . old calender and n you use
one you are liable io brsak sahhath
terdny or Monday. Don't take no
chaneesi A calender is q awful handy
thing % have n the house IN snss 81
~msrgeney. Il vii tel you when the
moon changes and show YOU legal
hoildays and also indIkats ksw swat
time fiiss. Come 90 my offs ard look
over this batch oi calenders before theY
are al plckd over and the rurtiesi ores
took out First comu hrst served n
ealendeff Ny eIendert have allut
give saiiffackthion IN the past ard |
solicit your ratsrnags for eaisnders Coz
the coming ~. Yours Tor calenderL
AMOS HlLLYER
ATTORNEY At Law. LORYER. .. Or
THE P. a ALL ABOUND LEGGAL LIE
BlNaYlLLE
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08

snow roller IL rot out and that the
crossings is kept clean AZ present they
are aimoxt impossible.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-08

ATTORNEY At Law. LORYER. J. OY
THE p a ALL ABOUND LECGAL LIE
BlNoyiLLE