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The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

look with horror on skin Eruptiona
RI8tchen. sores or PImples They dor't
have tHem. nor wiz any one. who uses
Buskleua Aruica saIvg u Fiorihes the
face. Eczema ur salt Rhram vanish
before lt II cures sore iius. chapel
hands. chuhlaluF. heals burns. cuts
and bruises uurluaicd for piles Oniv
&c az W. A DAlsmbcrtcs. tAayD
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12
MeKoWEN WAS FINED
SOS AND COSTS

V.M NfcRowen. of Atlanta who was
arrested Tuesday nfeht on the charge
of carrying ristnl concealed, was
Hrad ysE and costs in the recorders q
court Yesterday moruiuH which he
Taid.
Hc vas also charged with passing
snsaeH worthless checks on T. y. No
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12
woVGs 70 FIlE srATGNENT.

affaCle4 % fne HtaGeuent were btla
fnr the payment by Wr. Kurieman %
tFs enprnHr ~ waEinE connections
Alderman Meyer moved that IRE
v HnIe matter be- received and Sled sut
Nr kuE'emau sad trumpod up
GA srma had been made against him
aH1 trHt be uHutrd an invcstigation
He said to read the article in The
fourba1 persons niwht think that ne
hsd attempted - steal water from
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

TTER HAD TOUGH
FoR A WHILE. FINAL.
cHERlziNo FoR SCORE
=. iz-Gooo CONTESTS.

Thtrs waa r. doudls- header in the
Basketball line au tne court of Che Il.
- a. a. laat nIEhL the Pirates devei-
grtlE "A rRfrfsteotl aud eating ~ Lhe
whilmana In tharhmt aet-to and the
rrEalls eating 20 ne sharks in tha
second
There vaa a fairly good audience IN
tha r1usrr and enthusiasm Waa keen.
FIRST Game
The alndf ncn were trimmed ~
3 rr1ff 1f rl-ff. me heavier weight.
ann team unrs and aaourhia Goal
t-rorinr ~ the Pirates tsliing against
tErm consistently during fhe game.
Sell Jones and WifkinHon were stara
for tna Pirates. while fIckas and Gio-
neu fhovfd OK 20 advantage f1 ne
WHHwIuH
Hssdrs those nsned. f. Jones and
O Bfawusr played Tor ne Pirates and
Gems. Mcdonald anf pisz fer re
.an1y makers.
sroosd CANE
The sharks we're much iLsproVsa
ard held tar fasf Recalls to a Gloss
Score Of 8 t1 9 ln ths frst nasE TIE
ne1aus. h8Hetag. f0und themselves in
tre second half snd ths hual scors
YES ef fo fe
1ren'u brilliant uori-. aided ~ ths
Fine passing ~ NfB teammates. was toe
r1eH OR their opponents Waiiaes
aIro starred.
Tire nne-ups.
sharks- Hrav-n. Roberts - smith
d. smith. Aver~. WoreU and Lurton.
Rez8IFa olsen rhUrps. Boyett
wallace. VinHon and Fch1Hs.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

You never smoked a better
cigar than the "El Falco.
It's a Porto Rieari; 10 cents;
Smoking's proof, try one.
Lewis Bear Co.. distributors.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12
.SALLOW. BILIOUS. HEADACHY.
TONGUE COATED? CASCARETS

TonFa.
Headaehss come from torpid liver ssd eosEi epas h0e Vhis
rsns EahaEs barrel that's untod
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

a uss Moinss man had au attacz %
muscular rheuuBfirm ir hls shoulder.
friend advised him 90 Fc Co Hot
Springs That meant a. expense q
algh00 or move Fe anuzhf for a
quirEar anA cheaper va~ o. cure @ and
f8und 10 in Chambsriain.a Liu.msnt
Three davs aftsr the nrnt application
o. usia unlmsnt ne was well For sale
~ an dealers. CAdv1
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12
EDWARDOMUSIL
IS IN PORT
AUSTRIAN srEAssElP ARRIVES
FROM NoRoENHAn WITH Full
CARGO o. porAsH ANp KAiNtr.

Tho Austrian steamship Eeuarfa
MuEi which arrived IN rsrf yesterday
from Nardenham. has q igU cargo p.
potash and kainlt. whiCh u!I be dia-
charEed al Pensacola.
Tho steamer. which iH II command
of CAPTAIN sutton. il corFirncd q
John a. Merritt a Co
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

SUDDEN noIsr. essilv excited and "ali
uustrurE persons Who have become
run down YOU HureA .aEat to try a
few d6ses ~ Root Juice Compound: e
fabiesnoanfli before each meal Tor a
few DAYS wIIl make YOU feel likg Is new
prrson.
This medicine which ia made from
fhe wonderful remedies fhat nature
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

Sunday over ths Sunds- before and
ulnlatarr. phys'rianE rrtlsanE busi-
ness men. lawyers. hoalmrn. clerks
and t1uriEta gonsuutcd ths attend
ance 1est SUNDAY.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

birs a Co. ~ this city. but De vas re-
leased from custody on this charge ~
making good the amount called for IN
the two checks which totaied $50.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12
" pus 20 Worry, ovsrNcrk o. q Run
powr condftion. ths Result viii
surely Assorish Neu.

Nervous fdFsty.
verryfomr people
win nerves on
sdH Who iav awake
nights fcttsnK over
imaFiuarv dgnEsE
sfBrtirH bv every
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

FOR The appointment ~ commlttsc
% three 60 iuVeatiaate fae matter and
repor a. the meeI4r. Tho mayor
lamed Aldermen M1yer. Conannan
and Aver.
Later a recess waa taken while the
committce retired and formulated a
repor. Tn uhica De- stated thar ln the
opinion az the e1QImltfee uu damage
rad been l0ne tfe Orr Ine that Do uas
thc custom far cts employees Co. make
water couugcficn and that payments
bad heen prnprrif made. concluding
With en- cK0ncratlou 0f Aldermen k4-
gleman ~ any Improper motives.
Thls resolution Was ad1rtrd. Alder
men Renshaw end oliver declining o.
vote on the Erouud or being members
~ the water committee.
You never will have a bet
ter smoke than the ''El Fal-
co" l0-cent Porto Rican
Cigar. Try il. Lewis Bear
Co. distributors
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12

Get bottle a. once
ana tho ths 6ut
dose before vour
.ucNt meat see
Aow quigkiv you be-
Fin 20 feel bet
terF 1AdV
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12
EVERY NERVOUS PERSON OUGHT TO-.
TRY THIS SIMPLE REMEDY AT ONCE

herself has giyen 90 mankind. acts o.
quickly thar evAn the FIRST few dcasH
usually hrinE ahout = wonderful Inc
rfoyemeut. The appetite increaFos.
wcstlsn improves ana the SUFFERER fetis
ncw vim, force ard enervg. Root yafe@
builds tissue. nerve strength, maacls
cleaneea the blood. strengthens the
kldncya and bladder and builds 20 thf
entire HRFtem.
Those who have used % say thrF
have never known . msdicins "a act 81
uuickiv and thorouEhlFt
TIE genuine Root juice can he haa
a. ". W naIkron rprug 90. nr anF
other sood druE store Insist upoh
the genuine Root Juice COMPOUND
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-12
SAYS POLITICS AT BorTon

Ana 70 is nothinE but an attempt
20 Threw dsvn yorr admin lstrafion.
Mr. Mavor. There o. ~ ofh~ reason.
and yours ls The best aduulnistrafion
We have Aad f1r four ysara Thla
councu has derr more than any othsr
This - nothing Bot peiHgH Z don'L
want % - navoF
Mr. KuEicman then MADE q nsfion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
BUY MARRIAGES AND
DIVORCE FOR 10 CENTS

Novel features pleased a large
gathering at the first public ball OF
the Perth Amboy Magyar Singing
Society in Washington hall last
night. They also netted goodly
sums for the organization, 80 that
an encouraging amount was realized.
Members of the society pleased with
vocal selections at intervals during
the night. Dancing, the feature at
traction, was enjoyed until early this
morning. Refreshments were served
throughout the night.
The most unique attraction was a
wedding game, in which couples
could become welded" at a cost of
ten cents, secure wedding rings and
sometimes kiss the bride" and buy
a divorce for ten cents. Miss Min
ME Pfeil was awarded first prize for
securing the largest number of we'd
ding rings. Miss Frances 10th re-
ceived a prize for selling the largest
number of post cards and little Miss
Zenen, of Sewaren, vas awarded a
prize for receiving tho greatest num-
Der of cards.
The committee of arrangements
was composed of Matthias Zserai,
chairman; B. Stalk, Antoine Magyar,
John David, John Hummer, Alexan-
der Kovach and Antoine Petrak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
WANT THE BIBLE.
IN THE SCHOOLS
Daughters of Liberty Meet
at Jamesburg for Discussion

Jamesburg, Sept. 18.-Over one
hundred members of the Daughters
of Liberty, embracing Councils from
Freehold, Englishtown and James
burg, gathered at the meeting rooms
Of Pride of Mechanics Home Coun-
Gil, No. 81, Daughters of Liberty,
Monday night at a union meeting
held by the three councils. Deputy
State Councillor for this District,
Mrs. James Hampton, of James,
burg, presided.
The principal addresses were made
by State Councillor Mrs. Sarah An
gelo of Millville, and State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Klein of
Orange. The main purpose was in
protest of the attempt of the removal
of the Bible from the public schools
throughout the state. This attempt
a vigorously denounced and the
local council was put on record as
being in favor of continuing the
fight. An address was made by
Treasurer Joseph Van Pelt of the
local council who showed the James,
burg daughters to have on deposit
$1,400 in cash and an additional six
hundred in equipment. Following
a good and welfare session refresh
ments consisting of cake, coffee, ice
cream was served.
All the news for 10 cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
TELLS STORY OF
BEING HELD UP
Police Inclined TO Doubt
Truth of Mans Statement.

With his hand bandaged and
clothes considerably blood stained,
Henry Levine, a peddler of cheap
jewelry and notions, appeared at po-
lice headquarters this morning and
claimed he had been held up, beaten
and robbed by a gang of ruffians on
state street nea Wayne street last
night. He claimed they laid him low
with blows over the head delivered
with a blunt weapon, presumably a
blackjack, and robbed him of $57 in
cash and goods valued at ABOUT $40.
A warrant was issued.
Chief of Police Burke expressed it
as his belief this morning, when he
heard Levine's story, that he had
most likely become engaged in a
fight with prospective buyers of his
wares in the North Amboy section,
and had probably not been robbed at
all. At any rate he accepted the
warrant sworn out by Levine for the
accused persons. 1t was turned over
to a detective sergeant for service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
RUTGERS HAS 100 IN
THE FRESHMAN CLASS.
sssoiaI 70 the EVENING NEWs.

New Brunswick, Sept. 1S:-Rut-
gers College was opened this morn
ing by President William H. s.
Demarest with about 100 freshmen
enrolled. proc" night was enjoyed
last evening with but one mishap. A
sophomore was arrested and repri-
manded, but his name not given to
the public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
FULL TICKET
IN METUCHEN
Progressives Have Named
Men for Local Offices.

Metuchen. Sept. 18:-The Pro-
gressives, at a meeting in Arcanum
hall last night, at which the steam
roller" was conspicuously absent,
nominated a full local ticket that IS
unusually strong. The Republicans
have not filed any nomination for
any local office, but it was announced
last night that prominent RepuDl1-
can leaders had stated that II the
Progressives had nc objection the
Republicans would like to combine
with the P~rogressives for the cleo
ton of a local ticket, it being argued
that the Democratic ticket was not
narticularly strong. There was con-
siderable discussion and some oppo-
sition to the Progressives losing their
identity through any fusion with the
Republicans. The Progressives seem
% feel that they have the Republl-
cans locally in such bad shape that
they, the Republicans, "are fighting
to save their own skim" as Walter
J.. Harris said. The candidates to be
voted on as Pr~ogressives as put forth
last night Ire: Councilmen, William
A. Coles and George K. Hamblin;
Assessor, William c. Bohlke; Col
lector, William A. Crowell; Justice
of the Peace, C. C. Weber; Constable,
Fritz Hokanson.
There was considerable difficulty
in choosing a man for county COM
mittee in the first poll. Before d. G..
knight was selected these men were
nominated and refused to serve.
William A. Coles, Edward c. Potter,
e. J. Drake, William Greenwald and
Charles A. Prickitt. Walter j. Har-
ris was chosen for county committee
from the second poll Metuchen, Will
liam R. Drake from first poll Rari-
tan ana William Dinwiddie from sec
ond poll Raritan. Candidate for
congress Mark O. Prentiss, called on
for a speech brought down the house
by addressing the chair as Mr..
Speaker" and explained that he was
practicing. Prentiss outlined a live
ly plan of campaign he will make.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
FOR BOOMING
TRADE BOARD
Meeting of Directors Called
for Tomorrow Afternoon.

President I. C. Moore, of the
Board of Trade, has called a meet
ing Of the Board of Directors of that
organization for 4 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon in the boards rooms in
the American Building for the pur-
pose of discussing ways and means
of developing the present organiZa-
ton in the best interests of the city.
Mr.. Moore announces that L. D..
Sampson, president of the Town
Developing Company, of New York
and Chicago, will be present at to-
morrow's meeting to confer with
the directors in reference to what
ought to be done and what they may
be able to do for the board in the
way of increasing membership and
putting the board on a good financial
basis.
Mr.. Sampson and associates are
the men who put the New Bruins
wick Board Of Trade where it is to-
day, Mr.. Moore states, and he ex-
poets that they will be able to assist
the local organization in many re-
spects if the directors decide on
their method Of procedure. Presi-
dent Moore is ~optomistic in regard
W Tie DOdIu . u "hu
ly expresses the opinion that inter-
est In the organization will increase
rapidly during the coming winter
months. 1.-The board fourished last
winter" Mr.. Moore says, land we
expect to enroll many new members
in this civic work before the New
Year arrives"
Other important matters will
come up at the directors meeting,
including a discussion of the water
way hearing in New York at IL
O'Clock Tuesday morning, September
"a. The trade board has been &C
tive in boosting" waterway i'm
provements for some time and will
thoroughly discuss the New York
hearing, which has dxect reference
to improvements in Raritan bay.
The Board of Aldermen have gone
on record as favoring the proposed
improvements, and will attend the
waterway conference to urge the
adoption of the report Of the Board
of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors,
which provides for the expenditure
of millions of dollars for the deepen
ing and widening of the channel in
Raritan bay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
Y. M. G. A. TALK
OF A BUILOING|
Plans Were Exhibited at
Meeting of Directors.

State Secretary Charles A. Coburn,
the Building Committee and the
Board of Directors of the Y. NJ. C. A.
met last night in the associations
headquarters in the American build
ing and discussed plans, as presented
by Mr.. Coburn, for a three-story
$4,000 Y. M. c. A. home in Perth
Amboy. According to the drawings
Mr.. Coburn possessed the building
would be of brick construction and
equipped with all the modern de-
vices for promoting home life and
athletics among the young men of
this city. 1t provides for a SWIM
ming pool, thoroughly equipped
gymnasium, basketball court and
rooms for reading and meeting pur-
poses. The proposed dormitories
would be the feature.
When asked today what progress
will be made towards getting the
construction work of the new home
under way during 1912, Chairman
Adrian Lyon replied: 81 cannot say.
1t will require time to secure an
architect and draw suitable plans.
The work will probably be open for
competition, which will retard the
work to some extent" Although
only $4,000 has been pledged to-
wards the $4,000 home, it is very
unlikely that the Y. NJ. G. A. mana
gers will delay the building work on
this account. 1t is known that many
local factories who have not been in
vited to subscribe, as yet, will make
generous dnuatfonc To tho panqa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

Look at the prices OF things as
advertised in today's paper. II you
know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
YOU.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
JUDGE DAILY HEARS
COMPLICATED CASE

There is a complicated case on to-
day before Judge Peter F. DAILY, at
New Brunswick, in which Assistant
Prosecutor Joseph E. Stricken and
Jacob M. Klein, both of this city, ap-
pear for the state and defendant, re-
spectively. Michael Rivinak, of
Roosevelt, is on trial for attempted
assault upon Miss Johanna Smith,
also Of Roosevelt, on July -, last.
The defendant is married. The state
claims thai the assault took place
when Rivinak and Miss Smith were
walking through a field toWards the
formers home, where the girl was
to stand as god-mother for Mrs. Ri
vanak's new born uhild. The defense
is a complete denial. MISS Sm'th IS
about twenty-five years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION
FOR HARVESTER TRUST
Special BIZ United Press Wire.

special BY Uhffed Press Wire.
Washington, Sept. 1S:-To avoid
an Immunity bath" fiasto and leave
way open to criminal prosecution,
head officers of the Harvester trust
will not be called as witnesses, de-
partment of justice officials admitted
today. Among those whom this will
effect are George w. Perkins, Sirius
Mccormick, Charles Deering and
possibly Albert Gary and Harold Nc
Cormick. 1t is strongly rumored
here today that criminal prosecu-
lions of the big men of the trust
have been so far determined and
Thai preliminary papers have been
made out by Attorney General Wick.
ersham and are being held for Off
cial release.
Read the classified ads. on page &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
GIRL BRIDE is
GIVEN LIBERTY

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 1S:-Mrs.
Mary Muir, a seventeen-year-old
bride, was freed today of a charge
of numbering her father, John
Hockey, by the jury after it had de-
liberated all night. The girl and
her youthful husband, Historically
happy, left the court room amid
cheers. Mrs. Muir was tried for
stabbing her father with a butcher
knife when he attacked her after
her return home from clipping with
James Muir. She pleaded self de-
Tense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
A New Evil.

H~usband--"So long as you went
around to the polls to vote, why didn't
you do it?" Enfranchised Wife-"An.
other lady was using the booth
life
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

Only a few weeks ago the hotel
men OF New York-a tribe who keep
pretty close together through their
associatlon-took a sort % census OF
the business They found In Manhat-
tan alone 225 hotels OF fifty rooms or
more. with a grand total OF i2 900
rooms. Which means. according 10
the usual rush business way Of count
ing. that in a pinch the hotels % Man
hattan-the real hotels. not including
little fellows. apartment houses and
such-could take in and give beds 70
100. 900 visitors. Pretty careful stu
dies show that the hotels OF the three
greatest cities OF Europe could not
together give accommodation 20 so
many people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13
JERICHO STRONG To
WITHSTAND ASSAULT
D, 49, 20. 80 corrs.ponasn,.

Jericho Texas. Dec. Jericho.
situated In the Northwestern portion
fof Donley County on the Rock Island
railroad. VII ship this year aggreg-
aics o. cars Of wheat. 3 cars Of
os,.. cars OF cane seed. - cas- n
hay. and % cars OF cattle.
The bulk Of milo maize and kafIr
corn harvest IL yet 10 be marketed
this being the case IN regard 10 hog
/ shipments the latter bring big and
prime p0rkers which have brought
this season on the Fort Worth mar
bet as high as 1880 per car.
The region Is achieving an enyei-
able record In mule and horse breed
/ ing. with assurance OF steady eypan-
sion In both Of these great stock in
/ dusiries Both cotton and alfalfa
are excellent local crops. with strong
probabilities Of the erection Of a gin
next year and largely added alfalfa
seeding for hog pasturage purposes.
Flax has been successfully grown
, with Indications Of development into
a leading crop OF the region. while
lC. u Reeves. as result Of tho ey
pcrlmcntal planting 81 a couple of
bills. Is certain he could raise OK
lcellent tobacco II some one else
would do tho work
Taking advantage o. fhc erel.
adaptabilIiy Of the region Tor poulfr
development, hard working ana Co.,
telligent Dick shaffor is establishing
AZ Jericho high grade poultry yards
whose products already command tor
shipping market money. while. gener-
ally speaking. the Martin Bennett Co
and o e Brown are heavy shippers
OF both poultry and eggs. Jericho
has good schools and churches her
people. by the way. being noted ~
the most deyout OF all the Rock
Island towns between Amarillo and
the Oklahoma line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13
SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN THE HAIR
RESTORE FADED AND GRAY HAZE
To NATURAL COi,Oi,-DAND-
RUIZ QuICkLy REMOVED.

There IA nothing ncw about the
idea OF using Sage for restoring the
color OF the hair Our grandmOth
ers kept their hair dark. glossy and
abundant by the use Of a simple
Sage Tea. Whenever their hair
fell out or took on a dull. faded OF
streaked appearance. they made a
brew OF Sage leaves. and applied II
20 their hair with wonderfully bene.
fetal effect
Nowadays We don't have 10 resort
10 the old-time tiresOme method OF
gathering the herbs and making tho
tea. This Is done by skillful chem.
lists better than we could do Il our.
selves: and all We have 90 do Is to
call for the ready-made product. Wy
eths Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy, containing SAGE In the proper
strength. with the addition ~ Sui.
phur, another old-time scalp rem
edy.
This preparation gives youthful
color and beauty 10 the hair. and is
one OF the best remedies you can use
for dandrnff. dry. feyerish. itchlns
scalp. and falling hair. Get a nifty
cent bottle from your druggist to-
day. and you Will be surprised at the
quick results. All druggists sell f..
under guarantee that the money will
be refunded n the remedy Is not ex-
sctIy a. represented.
Special Agent. r.. X. Roach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13
STRAY TOPICS
FROM NEW YORK
Breezy Gossip of People and
Their DOings in Giddy
Gotham

New York. Dec l2.-lt is not an
lnirequent occurrence that foreign
swindlers OF aristocratic manners and
distinguished appearance come 20
this country. obtain entree IA exciu-
siye social circles by posing 70 mem
bers Of the higher nobility ~ Nome
European country aud flee their
hospitable friends out N llusis
OF dollars before they hit tho trnil
once more As a rule these swiudlers.
even when finally found out are not
molested but permitted 10 leave. be-
cause their victims are not anxious
FOR a public exposure OF their simple
mindedness and gullibillty and wish
TO avoid anything resembling a sean
dal. II Is rather novelty. however
II society is taken In and the general
public fooled by an American. desc
ended from a noted and respected
family. who poses as a Serylan prince
and collects funds for the Balkan
allies" Fortunately the deception
did not last long in this case. for the
incognlto OF the bogus prince" was
disclosed before he had succeeded In
getting money out OF more than \
few OF the most credulous members
OF society.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

Daily news Want Ads ge, results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

What's the use OF being oil King
and the possessor Of uncounted mil
lions II one cannot prevent the cree
ton OF tuberculosis hospital on the
ground adjoining ones own estate.
There seems 10 be definite pros
poet OF the erection OF tuberculosis
hospital on the j Romalne Brown
farm adjoining John d. Rockefeller
magnificent Pocantico Hills estate
IN WSstchester County Judging from
reports the oil King IS not particular
ly excited over the prospect Of hay
ing a tuberculosis hospital for next.
door neighbor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

fortress Of caassonne.
republic built essrpment
Narbonne along the valley Of
north and the foothills
o. southwsrds This splendid
leads from the medterra
Though city Of Narbonne their
Immediately recognized
s'raoa Of the sits
foraee msgnf
uelngh mpe9nable which proved
the SOB At the Of
f before 49, and after that
additions the Notifications unit, the
Of century e Itself Vissoh
1876
IA ~ithstood sieees