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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Adviccs ron Boca Grsnds. Who're
the ocean -EoinE tug MonAr,h vent
aaaorr eariv SUNDAY mlurninn are 30
the erect that Bot nitie hona Il enter.
taiucd fnr saving the once famous HH.
nnafsrer. and that she probably wlu
prove = total wreck poaMlhlf fhr 81.
ginea can - navsd. and sorne VI fhr
equipuaeut hut there ~ not much
chance of her being rais@f and ~.
paired, FOR the bull h BADLY stove n
and within q short time she wiz hs
broken up - the enVra r1nHfanfh
breaking over ner cart Il IA Aiken.
the owner. probably viii reach nooa
Grends some time 7urinr fhia after.
noon and ho uni 80 20 the scene and
ascertain n anythinE car - saved
1hr Monarch bnrsinp fambne alone
the miif coasf during the Cuban in-
surrectiun hf numrrsua nilhuateffir
sspefiuons. ard fhr made 3 record
aei nnd onIy te thr Three Friends
eanfd hf thr ntr 81 n Hrownrd SO
nuid vas uHc MsuHrrh ~ some az
ihrtr ulps Thar tne cruiser NuutFnm.
rff was stnf f rsnsaeois to keep
watch nn hUf well on other prnEa.
.His rran euFpsfr1 ~ heinK engaged
ntrrFf-F arruF ara ammuniuou to
f'UtarF Tfrts naH hlr money
m Hlauste inE err ns Nonareh He-
cHren hef SHARE of t fnr Hhs carried
oat m Pensacola a. weu a. other
ruif ports, humorous rsrEnce of err.
muniiinn. arraN ana supplies. which
wsre iandse at isoisisd points ~ the
Cuban coaHf
The arfion ~ ths srvnrnment q
sendinH me cruiser Mnutaontery tu
t. "A.
aftcrs nf the Monarch. Th4 cruiser
was anchorrd rear ths uiogfh ~ ths
haFhnr ard a. is related that one
hriFht roonilmhf nirhf the Monarch
steamed out ~ Penaacola harhor and
psHsed aimosf undsr ths very guns %
the MnntNcuserv with q fau cargo of
munitions ~ var TIE cruiser mlp-
posed shat the tuE was m port untli
TIE fuliowtug mornina, when n was
found that she wHs missing Hhe re-
TUNED IN about weak. hut had dia-
charged her cargo and there vas 10
evidences srainst her.
A. anofhsr time. when eNe waa on
the Cuban cnaat dlachsrEimN b cargo
- arms and ammunition a. niEht. che
IVES surprised ~ = Spanish orulter.
which vas nlso on the loaKoul for an
huaierinE expeditions The cruiser
tarsw her poasffui searchilEhf on the
Tug. bat the lstie- under = fIr Rad
of steam made her escape. although
nreQ 90 several times ~ the cruiser.
just shout the time thaf the spanish
American var started the Monarch
was arrested ~ ths federal authorities
On the charge 81 nlibusterinG. Al the
same time the pilot boat Soramera y.
smith. which had also made somewhat
~ record furinE ths latter porticn
~ the tnsurFection. was taken In
charEe hut AFTER the declaration o.
Nsf ~ the United states the casss
were hualiy dismissed aRainst tse vea-
mela
The Monarch then resumed peaceful
operations and snraEed in E'iif towing.
aa vel az work n the narhor During
ths storm % 1905 she. eth the Man
leo. hroke her meorinns and whan
tho storm ahatsd they were founa hlwh
and dry m the rear - ths store ~
Mckenzie Osrtinw a CO.
A few Years later shs wan ~adty
damaged ~ . nre in ths bankcrs. bus
wsa rspaired and continued ~ npera-
fion by Mcnsrn. Thognt1n and Rocas-
hiave unt1 soid a fsw years ago 20
capt L ~. Aikrn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
Jury in Case of E. G.Lewis Finds
Him Not Guilty on Three Counts

the indhctmrnt rsturnsd IN 1911 The
jury IN the nrst Trial stood 3 10 Cor
conviction.
The Indictment covered four propo-
siuuna which wsre piacee before the
pubic hv Lewis throuEh the mana
Ia wan aliaret nat ~ obtained millions
q collars Rom investors bv making
misleading statement ID advertinamenta
m his publications. Lewis waa ne In
corporator and the mavor % UniverritY
Cltv. "a residential suburb
LoStsa defense vac that the post
ofnoe department. b lssuing a fraud
order. prevented him frum carrying he
companies 10 aucnafHfui END Me
vas acquitted Nay 4. 1909. en- q chagEe
of miausinE ths mails In che orEan-
frstion ana condurt ~ the People 3
rnited states hnmk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
PRESIDENT. ELECT WILSON ROWS
ACROSS BAY AT BERMUDA TO
OBTAIN AN ADDITIONAL BED

hed. ard rowca across ne bss alons
20 obtain a.
Owing e. tha arg numher q NO
men in The partg President -elecs
Wilson deciined ths Invitation - shs
hamilton corporation % r. aboard a
private steamer on hts arrival ard
10 remained On the nerruudian unffi
u docked The American visitors ts
the islsnd end others Frurted NJ
Wilson Win rousinw chsers
The preaiafnt -eicct and hie parts
ianded a. neon. Mr. Wilson waa ~
ccivtd - the onciais n fhs city ane
was ent iHiasticniiv chseres - NJ
naased through ths wreeta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
$4,000 MEN AND
AZ GUNS TAKEN
Is Considered the Greatest
Individual Victory Of the
War and Skaters Any
Hope the Turkish Govern
ment May Have Had Of
Bene6tting by Continued
Resistance.


H.nndnn. Nov. 1k-@rhe capture a
Mouaatlr. the second most important
city ~ European Turkey and Tur-
keys stronghold in Macedonia. L. con-
niderod 20 have shattered any hopa
lhs Turkish government may have had
= henerunN By contlnusd resistalnce.
ne serviana took the Pnehaa IN
fdinN tho oommander- TN chief, Hek
hfE Ekki Famha. 10000 men and II
Ens n 10 the greatest individual
ttnrv of the var.
rlaf dispatches fruru CONSTANT
noe say fhe sultan has made neW
nei1nai appeal - the European
acveiEua 20 iutervena Cor q termina-
tlarof the wnr. Lttia q axpccted %
ecm frum tie appeal VIII cholera
and ynhua rasing within the demon
aliue nrmy Turkey must look - her
aiiietfoes Pr terms.
AsHau victorY at Monastir iH ~
reete ao strenEthen her opposition 90
re tnfrinn pretcntiuna. and egEra-
rafatne consular treublee AZ friss-
renahnd Mitroeftra. The in fnsiing
netwfm tha fNo countriea ~ coruio-
erea lFaahF unfn fnHesahle fe dlplefeatie
uncrnfmes reports s,v Montsns-
NFina Mvs eaueurea 8eufNrt
n0.aARtANa REPuL8en
TIE ftt nulNarian atiach 81 tne
furkfHh tna - frffiucafions defends
iuw Censfawlnar1e ut Tchainlfa has
failed The whole nf the nalgarlan
army was ehNaFsd Every aeaiialals
man waa = 1eed to rha front trcts fae
nulEarian forces Investing kfria scpie.
~here they were rsiisvra nf teFtiau
fFaara
The nufsarians Hilh Ai nsis A.
tiiierV. haFaa u aduanra 1if tns
Nshafafin fnrfifcstionn on aatufdRy
ans continued thf hona nardmenf az ti.e
warka throuRhout SundFT. Ehay. aow-
ever found me TurklA toslEiona ~
strong that they could make ne iHn-
rraasion On them ard Cor q moment.
81 teaFL the ltteupt has ben Hivnn
np. thc firing accnrdinE 20 a disratrh
from Conatanfinopie havinE ceasae
thia morninw
Observers wso have ben % ths
Turkish front agrse hat ths capturs
- fhe rchasaifa lines must rroVe q
taak ~ tremendous difficulty. The
daVa the BulRarian troops we're cora
VrIlea to uaa far the hrinminn un of
suns. ammuaitlon and reinforoementa
were ufiii2ce ~ the Turks % en-
trench themselves. giving a distincf
adVuntaRe over fhe Mtinckm TIE Turk.
ish soldiers. 90. appear % have been
urafled
The BuiwnFinn troops mahe their
attach east of Tchatnlia- TIE struug
forts. the marshes end the guns ~
the Turkish waruhirs evidently had
discouraged them from making an az
temrf to turn either nanh ~ ths
Turkish Tires
The Ttrka seem te have 30 hope ~
Yelling bnck the uuigarian forces. hut
~ they u1cceca tn holding the liusa
~ Tchatatta. both thc diriumati, and
military situation wni undergo .
rnarhed chanss. for e Ions defense of
ths front wiu probably compsi ths
WulNarinns 90 enter into negotiations
without canturinN tha rurkish capital
fu Aihania the opposinN armies
have again oorne % grips and another
battle ia M prcwreas today neas Mon-
Hmffr
AZ NcutaFi ths MontsnaErtun HmnIfY
ere re kinF aoune headwav They have
srfven Turkish troops from enc ~
(cousinass on raes rvol
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
Men Of National Reputation Are
Defendants in Criminal Case

were tn6ict@d IN Nsw rorh IN January
last for niiswed uae of the nails fn
deframf inventorM The government
ooniendn thai a. least ta.oeo eco ar-
crued from ths aaie ~ escurifies. that
sales were enmctsd throuwh rniNrepre~
aerta1ion % tha charncfnr Of ths pror-
artfaa and that notwi1hsfAndinM proni-
ises. NJ dividends have been paid
Tia esfsndnnfs nalEEainsd tiat thay
have bean ina wctima of q rufhiana
crusade an tha part of tha paalnnhoe
departmant Before tks cana wwn
called today. . Rtntsment wan issues
In their behAif In part AZ foIiD~Rf
The drfendantm ennfend thmt o.
primary cause of the munponmlom of
operations a their mineH Il the aclion
~ the postofice department Instituted
rwo aBd a half years aEo. and vinnr
uuatg prosecuted. emcept "A tntmrwals.
ever since. IN clrcuiarixinH nto<khoi9 :
tconstuasd - rass Tw~l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov 1E-Tha ar-
rests OF ala men TO-DAY alleged 10 con
stitutn q monbmentai go rich -aulck
scheme IN aa many dinerent cities. 70
declared ~ secret service men - have
disclosed An orawrtzatfon whiCh has
mulcted small corporations nnd invent
orH during the hast three years of
more thar $3.50 600
Thoae n custody ere p. n Minyard.
~ Cleveland; George = Hanaford. ~
Chicago fL B Warren % Rochester.
y. T. Mason q. Worth. of New YORK.
The. PTshwtck. 81 Boston. and a.
Bruce Crane. uf Newark. ~
The Plan of oners ticn ia said 20 have
been tY ADVERTISING their ability %
sou stocks. conditioned on q Eilaran-
The customer vas recommended 10 n
Chicago febcnture company. conducted
- ianafort. .Aftsr payment 81 = fe~
for Investigation. somstirnes aa hinh a.
a. Per cert a. ne value ~ the stock.
the clstomer would ~ informsa ths
sioes 80 uortAlsss ans 10 deaiI
Affss ntinr hs erranin.inus a..
uanted. ffe aileaad victims are nald
20 have found thaf thr interest az fhs
rms tn tnsir propcritite asrne IS an
Ths msn formerly had an cBo. n
Cinciunau and much - the evidence
nrainsf them - SAID - rave been fur-
ntsncd b. Wouuan sfepowrapher.
C1cvsisna Ohia. Nov fH-Ea fhe
rsid en- ths onscs ~ lfaY .a n. Harginrs
q Co here at uoon today. federal OF
aciais arrested Y. p Mlnyard. ths
slanAwcr, en = charwa nf usinr the
nails % defraud tn connection wlfh
the operations "a 3. n Minyard a Co.
arcs ~. 81 Cincinnati
Rochester. ~ r. Nsv is.-nederai
orlccrs tctay raidsd the ofncea of ths
American Rc1cmpfion Company here
and n into custody an persons found
there ana aiso connncated al papers in
the oflca
washington. Nov. fs--Poatornre fn-
snectiou officials wt.a helped daveiar
eases against ths men charged with
wisurinE - mails "a dsfrauH small
corporations and stock sellers. claim
tnaf the amount secured by theaa
operators wfu sxceed si 500 Coz
Newark. ~. y Nov. IA. Bryce
Crane. ~ TIE Huntsf a Crane BROKER
aEe hrm. was arrested here today IN
connection win the federal govern
nenfa attack On ne American re-
demption Company
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
DID NOT CAUSE
DEATH OF GIRL
Nou.u Pfautsr surrsndsrs Ard De-
eisrss t4s Only Nnss~ Mss March-
raan A. q Friend.

bern. ne FounN planter wanted Ia
connecfior srtth ths death q Miss
Minnie Marchnnsn. tna caEEa ~ uhinr
10 heinG fnveatiEate1 surrendered %
. justice ~ the peace af Amnay to-
day.
Wien Informed 20 warrant hae been
issued Cor him. be said he had not
tried 20 avoid arrest tut lad been az
his piantation home near Amboy. Tie
dsnica having anv part IN taa death
~ Mss Maruhmnn. and declared be
bad known her only A. a friend
A chsmlcal analysis - the contents
20 the fead EIrfs stomach revealed
~ nnfHur
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
WANTS ACTION ON
THE MONEY TRUST
co.srsss-s- Poss Says is~sstipstisn
wiu ss cenoisssd Bsfsrs csnsrsss
csn~eaea

Wanhingtnn. &ov. is.-LewlEiatiws
action hy congress a. ths apFroarhinr
s1nrt session as ths reauif of the tn
vsatlFxtien - the money trust by the
house q representative is aesirse by
Conwresaman PuEo. chaifuaan of the
investiEafiaN commfttee.
He sd the investination would -
oompi1fe6 ~ December 90 and That
the report would be nubmltted -
Jznumry %. In urder that CnnKress
might take klca remedial action a.
ere fnrfs warrawfrf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

GE Eouia Nov. fA-The fnrY In ire
eaFe af E G Lawia. chnrWea wilh
uninR lha mana tn dsfraud. reported to
FudEe Wuanf in tae United states
aisuief court toaav that q had found
nat lewis wnf not guilty on three of
the eleven counts in the tndictment
and hat n wnn unahle 90 agree as 20
ere other ecutnA The jury va fia-
eharret
The counts en which ths Jurors
f1nna Lewis nnf guilty related % some
seven per cent notes. The jury had
been uut - hours and On the fret hai-
tfr olneF counts. The jury waa da-
rlHfV
sutar4uent ballots showed the iurorr
sfuad 2 to 9 Cor acguiftaL
Tbs WrH fruIeta HernnH friai IN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

IFamntnn. Rerrnuda. Ncv ts--Frsa-
tdsnt-elacf wilson. wfth his family.
arrived hsrs today Flarr snd sunt-
ine decorated puhih and prfvsts
buildings In his honor Ths president
eisct Is ia zood health. but Mr. WI
son. who fer the stress Of th@ eArn-
pairn. spent much ~ the time since
they saned. NJ her stafs reofn
This afternoan Governor wlison
while setting his family ssffied n
their cottage. fouud himself ahort one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
cRITIcIZES CLASS
OXFORD STUDENTS
ENeeutlve ssoretary - eeholarship
Fund says 4 - Mystery ho,~ Mary
~Evsr Get Throupha

Washington. Nov. ta-severely
criticiHins the calihre cf students cent
- oxford under Rhodes schoiarshipA
~, George r. parkin % oxford. exas-
utfve secretary ~ the scholarship n1nd.
Declared before ths National Associa-
uon ~ STATE q UniversltieA that n w1a
q Mystery 90 the Oxford faculty how
ona-third ~ tne scholarship students
"ever sat through
A COMMITTEES. inciusiinx President
brown Ayrss. q the University 81
T nnessea was appointed % press BE-
fore congrvsa ths establishment ~ .
national university here 20 ~ con
truiled ~ ths federal government
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
sipNA ALLEN DENIES
SHOOTING JupGE MAsstE

VrvthrviIis. Va Nov. t4--Sidna Al
zen. on trial Tor fls murder uf Judge
Thornton r. Mnssis. testifytnz tn his
oWn behalf to-day denied havfnE hrea
a. Judge Massle and declared BE- 90
rot suraEc in tha court house shoot
inE untn after hs saw Cierk E.exter
Goah shoot gt hinl- He then ernpued
hls revolver ~ GosA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
BELIEVED sl4E CAN IDENTIFY
WOMAN FOUND DEAD

Chicago. Nov. tS.-Mra Edna Shn-
hsd tha police today that she believes
thn woman whn AS Hunr1cref AZ 3
downtown hntel last week waa Mrs.
Rennsr. formerly - Morn. rlemnua
Huf nrrrdff Mica
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
COMMITTEESMAKEANEXCELLE
RECORD IN FIRST DAYS CAMPAIGN
FOR ONE THOUSAND MEMBERS
SherriIl's Team Winner of
First Lap, Reporting
Is Applications.
TOTAL OF 90 NEW
MEMBERS REPORTED

Campaign Starts at N
O'clock and Within a Few
Hours the Various Teams
Had Made Fine Progress
Even Better Results ara
Anticipated b. the Com
mittees
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
Made Many Trips With
Arms Prior 70 Spanish
American War

Not Believed That tho Tug.
Which Eluded Many War
Vessels. Can be Saved. as
Her Hull is Stove in and
She Is Otherwise Damaged
as Result Being Beached.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
KILLED WHILE
BUYING COFFIN
FOR DEAD WIFE

Raleigh. ~ O. NOV. 1k-0earFa
Newton. nwed aa. enty. waa killed
odav when he Was caught under =
faiiinG caakst display case lei az
undertakinE establishment whera -
had gone 30 purrhase q coffin fnr
.nGs wife who bad oied . few hours
heroFa ~ a Local hosrftai
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
MONARCH, ONCE FAMOUS
AS A FILIBUSTERER, NOW
PROBABLY TOTAL WRECK
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION

STATE OF FLORIDA
Executive Omae
THURSDAY, Novcmh h~r Fs. 1914 =
hereby desiEnsted 80 day -
rnnnx9TfwfnM % Ire eiver ef AT
seed gifts and Rrasea' fnr tiis low
ina kindness o. the people ~ our
great and Erowin5 Euf stream
state
Done thta November ta. 1915.
ALBERT ". Gm.CHRfST.
GoTeFntr.
Hty the wnwwrmur. attest
a. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Secretary 81 state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19

SCHEME FOUND
ON GIANT SCALE
Arrest OF Men DiscIoses an
Organization With Offices
In Many Cities.
FIRMS MULCTED OF
OVER S1.5oo. 10000

Offered to Sell Stock If
Guaranteed by a Certain
Debenture Compauy-The
Latter Would Charge Big
Fee For Investigation and
Then Declare the Stock
Offered 10 be Worthless.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Faif Tuesday, ~arwsr in rlrah per
honi Wsaneaoay. fair, unodarata north.
eaas winds eEcept variahls ever north
~sat portien.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-20
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO LABOR, BY MAX HAYES.

adopted the insurance system by
$4,000 majority.
Now, for example, if a worker
loses an arm, leg or an eye the
state pays him $500 to $500 per
year during his life. An old age
pension is soon to follow in
Switzerland. What do most of
the workers in America get when
they are sick, injured or superan-
nuated? Soup!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-20

Swiss to Have Sick and Accident
Insurance.
In Switzerland nearly all big
legislative questions are submit
ted to a referendum. The Swiss
have just voted to establish a ma
tional sick and accident insurance
system for workers.
This proposition was defeated
about II years ago by a cry of
"socialismp
AT the recent national referen-
dunn Big Biz started to repeat its
performance and holwed Social
ism" right Justify, but the people
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-20

ITEMS OF INTEREST. TO
Spread Railroad Federation Idea.
A very important gathering of
railway shopmen will assemble
in Kansas City March a, with
delegates representing eight or
ten separate trades. They will
plan to spread the principle of
system federation into all railway
centers.
The conference is the outcome
of the system federation strikes
waged for five months, on the
Hartman and Illinois Central
railways. Fully 100000 railway.
workers will lsend delegates and
some officers think that as high
as 100000 men will be rep
resented. .
1t is quite likely that action
will be taken to empower the sys-
tenn federation officials to call
strikes on any and all railways
that give the slightest support to
the Illinois Central and Harri-
man lines. By spring the rail-
way business of the whole west
may be paralyzed..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-20

Labor Party Supreme in West
Australia.
In the state election in West
Australia the labor party almost
buried the fusion conservative
liberal party. When the old leg
islature adjourned the con-libs
went to the country with % seats
to their credit and the labor party
"a. After the ballots were count
ed the labor party had a cinch on
'33 seats andthe old party fusion
lists only II.
The laborites lost no time in
getting down to business. J.
Scaddan was elected prime min
lister and he announced right off
the reel that "our administration
will have for its aim the ultimate
benefit of the community, not of
the privileged few"
Then they started to grind out
lot of ''socialistic" bills. The
state will own several hotels, saw
mills, brick yards, tile works, etc.,
and the municipalities will also be
given the right to do things for
the benefit of all the people.
The railway brotherhoods are
catching the fever to unite their
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-20

The railway brotherhoods are
catching the fever to unite their
forces in the same manner as the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-26
HOW TYPHOID fever
MAY BE PREVENTED
Shows How Death Rate May
Be Reduced

Atlanta, Ga, May 25.-Practically
every one of the many hundreds of
deaths-no one knows how many and
the number may run into thousands
which occur annually in Georgia from
typhoid fever alone, might be prevent
ed through observance of the common
rules of sanitation and cleanliness,
asserts the Georgia State Board of
Health. How many more deaths, cas-
lily preyentable are added to this num-
Der yearly through dysentery and kim
dred diseases, there are no records
to disclose. In mortuary records and
vital statistics Georgia is lamentably
deficient
That eternal cleanliness is the price
cf health, is the lesson the individual,
the family everywhere must learn.
Moreover, it must be the right kind
of cleaning; it does not answer sim
ply to gather up and burn the trash
and garbage, for it is not so much j.
these the danger lies, as in the eX-
cretions of the human body. These
eXcretions must be rendered harmless
and made powerless to distribute the
germs of disease with which they may
be contaminated And unless this is
done the danger Of disease contami-
nation will be always present.
Typhoid, dysentery and like diseas-
as are just as certainly products of
filth and dirt as daylight follows sun
rise Their germs breed in filth, in
human excretions, and are commune
Gated to wells and cisterns they are
carried by flies and other insects,
taken into the system through con-
tamnated drinking water, through
milk that has become infected and
even a persons bands coming into
contact with the germs, may convey
them to the system through the mouth
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-26
SUMNER DRESS
DAINTINESS
Pretty and Dainty NusliNS
Now in Order

New York, May 25.-Spring has Civ
en- away to GUNNER with such sud
deness that the muslin frocks, with
which the dressmakers are concerning
themselves, have been anticipated.
Silken gowns and foulards will have
to take second place; interest centres
all on muslin. Should the season be
as pleasing as last summer the vogue
for this suitable and becoming mater
ial will be greater even than that of
the summer that is past.
All sorts of pretty devices have been
displayed. Muslin is figured, plain.
spotted and striped in variety of pat
terms, leaving wide choice for the pur-
pose to which it is to be put. The
Question of panniers has resolved it
self into slight fitness set on above
the deep hem which is decidedly be-
coming for summer figures. Women
look their slimmest in summer garb
provided the gowns are selected with
discrimination. No decided law has
been laid down about the disposition
of the waist line.
For some figures it is best when ar
ranged a trifle high, for others its nor
NAL position, as decided by fashion, is
more in conformity with the line Of
the form The matter Of line is as
important in muslin as in other fab
RIGS, and the woman who dresses clev-
erly will certainly not select the mad
el that is a mass of narrow frills out
hired with lace when the long, flowing
skirt is her special design.
As to qualities in muslin, there is no
bard, fast rule to be set The stuff used
for morning wear will be much more
coarse and by muslins one means the
multitude of weaves doing duty for
dainty summer dresses.
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YOUTH LAUGHES OVER A
JOKE AND CANNOT STOP

FL Paso, Texas, May 25-Ernest
Kelley a messenger boy employed by
a local messenger company, came on
duty last night laughing at joke he
had played on his sister He kept
laughing so long that other messeng-
ers became concerned. and when eff
forts were made to stop him they were
unavailing.
The boy was taken to the hospital,
where he laughed himself unconscious
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gasoline war among the dealers which
caused them until a few days ago to
sell gasoline at II cents, when many
of them were having to pay more than
that for it wholesale.
For more than a month past the II
cent price has prevailed, and autoists
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-05-26
GASOLINE TAKES RISE
AUTOMOBILISTS SUFFER

Atlanta, Ga, May 24.-The present
high price of gasoline in Atlanta-14
cents-which is bringing sorrow to
all autoists is really the result of u
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have revealed in it. Now they are
paying the penalty for the abnormal
cheapness.
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And so Bryan got his turn down in
Ohio. Now will he get one at Balti-
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