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The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

ai vessels IN Turkish waters have al
- contended % give the sarne rrotec-
tion % American citizens az they give
% their own citizens There are about
eighteen foreign vessels In the vicinity
n Turkish ports
TIE Armored cruisers Tennessee and
Montana. which called from Phiiadel-
phia today. were not bound Tor Con-
stantinopie. as supposed but FOR suy-
na and Beirut on tha eastern shores
~ the Mediterranean. This deStlna-
tion was selected BY the state depart
meut only after n had satisfied itsslf
that there was ample foreign naval
force near Constantinople and Euro
pean Turkey 90 Hafewuard Americans
IN that quarter.
Russia's notification 20 the Unitsd
States today tsat n would protect
American Interests is supplemental %
the assurances that came through the
Embassy az 81 PetersburE yesterday.
The United States requested its Euro
peon embassies - enquire whether
provision would be made for protect
inK American interests
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH PAIN
-pAPE's piAPEPsiN.- cUREs
HEARTBURN, GAS. soUHNEss
AND INDIGESTION ~ FIVE
MINUTES.

Sour. waasy. upset stomach. indi-
naauon. heartburn dgfuepa.as when
ths food you eat fermsufs into gases
and stubborn humps your head aches
uud sou feel sIck and miserable. tharu
uhen you realize the magic IN Pare'a
Uapsuain. u makes such misery van
tah in hve minutes.
tf your stomach Is fn a continuous
revnif=-f you can't Est On regulated.
rlasne. far yuur sake. Try piareusln.
It's ao needless o. have "a bad stomach
make your nexf meal a favorfta food
unaL and then take Nlte u.nHennin.
There wui not Pc any diatroaa.aeht
without fear. trs hecaaae Panea uia-
rerain "reaIlE does regulate wonE
Cuta0 -order atamacEH tnat gives n Ia
millions of sales ANNUALLY
Oef "a larEa aftE E-ceut Caaa uf Pape' q
uiaroIsin from any drug store BE- "a
G1irEert HHrasf stomach relief ard
cure known. 30 arfs almost fEe magic
--it BE- a scleurnc. harmless ard pleas
ant preparatlon whteh truly beiarks in
MForv hnme. GAdND
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
LUNCHEON TO
Be REAL LIVE
WIRE Event
SECRETARY HENDERSON Pre-
PAIRING RESUME OF WORK o.
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION FoR
READING At GATHERING TO
MORROW.

There we a totnt NESTING of ths
Fnemberahlp comufttee and COM
rnittee frym Eiia board of directors %
aho Penaacoln Commercial Association
last niEhg az ushioh tlls Possibilities OF
fhe proposed eampaarn for the benefit
81 tha aasoelafion were thoroughly
namvma1cd.
sacretary Henderson was requeatsd
- prepare a 61gost 81 the accomplish
menta % fssa Association since tts or
Ka4azaaion. 70 he read az tha Tive
wsve" luncheon al fha San Carlos
3 lhufei Tomorrow afternoon. TIo Will
alro present e budget showing tas ex-
pendltwns ~ the ASSOCIATION and tho
needs fUr tho coninw year.
Initiatives - the "live wire
hfnchoon were mailed vsgf erday. wfth
o. request that replies b. phoned of
unned ~ f'ae recipients 81 tho aeore-
aaFvs onioo.
eve hope to increase tie rewensiar
~ the association materially by this
cmuairn" said Chairman Jeudevtne
of the monberNhip COMMITTEES. yoater-
daw
"T-he association naeffH ne n1oney
ard every dollar ~ q viii BE- spent
Ter the good 81 Penaacoia- TIE sue
cess ~ the campaiEn ia assured n
every man does his part"
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

washington. Nov. t0-pcmocacy r.
rroa6 victory on Nov. s means among
other things that during the nem two
yearH az loasf the states below the
Mason and u.Eonu line viii have a.
larEer share in tho government % this
country than has tean the case be-
fore ln many ycnra-lu fact. since the
fret half of President Cleveiand'a Sec
und term
In both houses ~ conErcEs Eoufhern
nemoCrAra b. reason of thcir superior
numbers have verg generally been
ahe ln tho paaf CD control the nemo-
sraffc rorreaentafiona THIS has as abel
them little 80 ths Republicans have
been On power Now the tables are
turned Thuuwh in the neNt couercsa
there win ~ more Democrats from
flls north than from the south. the
latter win probably dominate bv rea-
non ~ their Erenter teHisiatiVe exper-
ience. Men new o. washington have
small place in party councila
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
TOTAL DEATH LIST ~
WRECK REACHES EioHTHGN

New Orleans. Nov. l2-Tha fatai
death list IN yesterday mornin's wreck
on ths Yszoo and Mississippi veiicy
railroad az MontE, Ia. la placed "a ~
and seven % tho % passengers who
suffered Injuries are IN a critical con
diiion.
m addition % the Identified taken
from TIE ruins yesterday. the body ~
an unidentified white man was found
and the charred remains ~ one ohi'd
and two adults were taken from the
burned wreckaEe.
Marx Cunningham. tho braiesnan on
whose shoulders railroad officials yoa-
terdny placed me blame for the ter
n ale accident. IN a statement made To-
day az his hoFna az Wilson. la. de-
clared he would not be made .ths
goat" and suffer for the responsibility
- others Cunningham claims thmt
when ha waa sent hack to fAw the
freight train h was but a few minutes
behind TIE excursion train and the col.
nsiun was unavoidable 80 FAR 80 he
vsun concerned. A statement credited
90 CONDUCTOR stinson ~ the excursion
train was % thn enect that be did not
have time. after hla train stopped BE-.
rnmEs ~ the breaking ~ an eccentric
tar ~ the engine. ~ walk ahead 20
fhe rngine before the freight traiu
crashed into tha r-ar - The crowded
excursion train.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

san Carios--A H. amler. Louisvina.
Ky.s ". W. Stevenson. New Orleans.
Ia. ". Allen Holman. Ozark. Ala.
Mrs. p. M McCuii0ck. Louisville. Ky
y. @ Wilson. Mobiia. Ais.. A. w.
johnson. New York. Louis NJ Levy.
New YORK. G. v. Tramp. New YORK
Prank r. Morgan. Atlanta. Ca. Geo.
y. Haines. chicago. m. Peter J.
scherer. New York; A. r. Wallenstcin.
Cincinnati O.: W a. Walters. Jack
sonville. FTh: q. pofolownky. NoW
York; Marx FEEDER. Cleveland. @. y.
4. Gibson. Mobile. Ala; Marcus FEEDER.
Cleveland; Chas. ~ Endmnn. Mobile.
Ala. A. Temple Dohle Liverpool "a
l. Dohie. Liverpool; G. E mubheiL
New York. J W. Hickman. Louisville.
". r. Hines. MontFomery; Jno. fi
Hisren. New OricanHs o. ~ raEer.
Meridian: J. A. Wolfe and wife city
L q. Burchiey nnd wife, Illinois, n. ~
BarnEer. New Orleans. ~ Wind Nash
vile: J. A. JaoUhi. Moline. r. n.
Athey. Alabama. r. a. Jones Aiabafna /.
Jno. Rofenthal New Horf Edward
Poison, Atlanta ~ J. Garaia. a.
Louis w IA. Williams. Nhnhviiles "A.
~ Rrasweu. Harold. ria. Baw F
Hhrkett. Atlanta. T.. E Lul New orr
leans. n. Toqnaaeiio. Panama CifTg J.
q. Cooper. Jacksonville W. j. owen,
Tallahassee. r. n Young nirminr
ham; A. Parker. Mississippi
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
INITIATION oF DAUGHTERS
OF ISABELLA.

Thirteen may be an uniucky num-
ber a. times. but on Monday evening
this number proved an exceptionally
lucky one. when thirteen Members %
the nauNhtaru a Isabella we're Initial
"a With appropriate ceremonies a. the
bah ~ tho order on West tntendancia
street
Father Kennedy spoke tn the mem
hers. hia address proving fun of m
tsreat and good advice and wan ~
rrunded 20 BY thc Grand Regent of the
order. MrN. Elizabeth Rady.
The members who were initiated
were Mrs. Martin Jones. Mrs. Emma
Jones. Mrs. Lepa Durham, Mlas Foa-
tina wilkins. Mru. Nettie white. Mra
Cam Golay. Mrs Avery Bell Miss
Florence HiwEina Miss Edna Chafin.
Miss Katie Graham. Misa Katie Gu
sachs. Miss Annette DlLuatro. Miss
Ada McHurh.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

out gripe. nausea or weakneaa. Moth
inE else cleanseE and regulates ycur
sour. diaordsred stomach. torpid liver
and thirty feet ~ waate-cionEed bowels
Ike gentle elective syrup ~ Fiwa
Don't think sou are drugEing yourself.
Being composed entirely ~ luscious
fEs. senna and arunatica. "a can not
cause niurT.
II your child n cross. sick and few
eriah. or ita little stomach sour. tonwus
coated. EiVe syrup q f1gs a. once. ffn
really AL that is needed 20 make caii-
dren well and happy again. They
dearly love ita pleasant taste.
Ask your drugwist for the FUN name
syrup ~ F1Ea and Elixir % SIENNA.
and look on the iabel Tor the name
California FlE syrup Company. That
and that only. Ia the genuine. Refuse
any other ng syrup substitute with
c.ontempL (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
IF BILIOUS OR CONSTIPATED.
PLEASE TRY SYRUP OF FIGS"
NOTHING THIS DELICIOUS FRUIT LAXATIVE CLEANSE
YOUR STOMACH LIVER o-FEET SOUR
BILE CASES poisoss AND eLoooEo-UP WASTE.

you know when your liver IL bad.
when your bowels are siugEish- You
feel q certain dulineas and depression.
perhaps me approach of q asadache.
your stomach Eets sour and fun u
Faa. tongue coated. breath foul 90 you
have indigestion. Tou EhT. Il am
tlIous o. conatiEated and ! must taks
something tcnirht'
Most people shrink from a rhyric--
they think - castor a., calomei. Salts
% cathartic rfna-
Tra different Wfth syrup OF F1E&
IT, eject u as taat of fruit; o. eatinE
Cuaras food: - exercise. Take tea
spoonfui - delicious syrup - FiEn
tonight and you wont realize yol
have taken anvthinH unth morning..
when an the clngEed up waste mat
ter sour Bile and Constipation puisQns
move On and cut o. your system. E4fh-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

enough. but trouble 10 pouring IN on
him ln a Hood from ether quarters.
Hls saloon license expires neat Thurs
day. ana an there seems little hkeli-
hood of ~ securing a renewal the
gf8. 600 CATS Dc Champion Win proba-
hly have 70 be rlose6 TO make Ata
atate ~ mind more wret chod SIN. he
has been sued Tor t2b.o00 hy willard
Davis. q negro railroad man. for allen
atIuE the Affections ~ the latter's
wife. The woman wraa q SINGER IN
Johnaou's cafe she auarreled with
johnson reoeutly and s.ot him In the
foot Davis Accuses tna nugliist 81
breaking up his home. The Davis
woman H among those who wfii tes-
ug bcfore the grand jury.
Tier quarrel with Johnson a. safd 20
have bern over tne Cameron EtrL she
is a beautiful muiafto and a nne
singer.
Other troubles await Johnson. He
sfin has money, bat apparently be
hasn't a friend ieft in ChicaEo.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Thus the Democratic house floor
leader in the next oonaress win be a
noutherner-Osrnr w Underwood. of
Alabama Tho speaker Of the house.
too. ulil be from ule south Nobody
doubts that Champ clark VIII be re-
elected 90 the position which he now
holds Important committee chair
manships. which generally 90 - men
who have served lonresi. WIN - scat-
tered generously annong southern
members
m the senate Ollie Jaules. ~ Ken
turfv. viii be a commanding ngure.
So also u-fl be Senator Bacon. 81
Georgia. and Senator culharson. ~
Texas
In fhc senate. however, win - found
larrer rroportion - nusNhern Dem
ocfats among the leadesa than VII he
ths case in IRE house senator Kern.
~ Indiana. ia now cyanfed aa one ~
the ucmncrafir Leaders. So aiHo &c
senator O'oounan. ~ New Nork. SEN
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
The Premier Of Spain
Killed by Anarchist

teontinusa rrern rss. oasl
ker of tho Spanish parliament attach
fnw himaolft o tho advanced liberal
section.
He heeanna e. member of Premier
Earaain'a cabinet On tao2 AZ minister
~ agriculture ne introduced many
s. especially in remrd to tho
.ar classes and eventually Croated
department. 81 tabar
when ha was ASKED IN February.
1910. hy King Alfonso to form min
kltFv. fha request cauaed great SEN
safion a. u WaH fhe nrFf fine ln the
history ~ spain that an advanced raj.
seal bad been placed at tho head 81 the
n1lniafrf. fHa cahinet has Hinus under
gone many changes hut he has always
retained the laadinN place ue had
murh 20 a. with the signing of the
agreement between spain and Ffanoa
rornn which wnm recently H8tiafae-
tari[v settled
The prala-f introduced bv senor
Canaiaian for thc arperafiun nf church
end state caused "a rupture 81 relations
between gpaln and the vatican. These
have since been resumed and the uues-
tfon ~ separation ls being dIaeussed
with "a view - a friendly settlement
Tire Spanish government howUVor.
insists on tho supremacy ~ thn civil
power
sonor Canaieiae visited New York On
1881 fust before the outhreak - TIE
Spanish Arnertcan war. ft wnH stated
al the time thnt hia mission waa 90
STUDY me sentiment ~ the American
reaple and az fhe administration re-
aardiur Clftan amars beat 90 waE
hintsd thnf ho ANS entrusted wif1 a
nesewet diplomatic mission tD offer pc
eHninrv Inducements Co the CUBAN
lenders % stop the rebellion in Cufa
We denied tho truth % the report
ge was at that time editor ~ ~ Her
aldo az Madrid
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Continued from FIRST PaEeD
tween the Austrian and Servian
Statesmen az Budapest have tended 20
relieve the crisis.
So Tar as known. however, 8. nanen.
president ~ the Bulgarian chamber oi
deputies, simply Informed the emperor.
Francis Joseph, and bic ministers ~
the position of the Balkan nations In
the matter and In return had explained
90 him for the benefit Of servia and
Bulgaria TIE policy ~ Austria Hun
Eary.
The great powers not directly inter
estel in the outcome. but more par
trularIT Germany. are making atrung
efforts to reconcile the two antaEon-
irts. and 90 ls believed tHat Germany
has at least Induced Austria Hungary
NOT % press her Z. iectIonH % servia's
aims rrfl the end ~ tbe campaign
Germany has pointed uut that the
whole question ~ ere DlIkans can
then be reI.1 ry au El.rrean con
ference pa whls1 the Hali.an nations
vii have voice
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

atora Gardner. 81 Maine. and Martins.
of New jersey, win also have good
deal to say when a. comes 70 direct
ing the course 81 legislation IN the
upper house during the reKt two years.
The hrst business % the new ad-
mlnistration viii b. q revision - the
existing tarim. Gov Wilson has de-
nounced the present tarif 80 roundly
that he viii probably FEEL ~ his duty
% call a Hpecial session next spring.
Tire tariff b the greatest of al
trouble makers n was thc Mckinley
tarin - 1899 that brouEat about Re
publican defeat IN 1G82 n was the
Wilson tarlm a. 1888 which more than
anything else overthrow the lhsf
Cleveland administration Although
the Republicans Fot by with ths
DanRiey tsrfn - 1891. the Payne-Ai-
drich tarin PLAYED hsvoc win the
party IN 1919. and was partially 70
spourIbis FOR the Democrats land
slide of this year
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

chirsEo. Nov 1o-Hapry ln ue
thought that har daughter l. SD e
saved from Jack Johnson. Ara Cam
eron- -Falcouet mother ef Lucue Game
eran. H see deeply erieVet That rTI
daughter. Do reason af her relations
with fha black puFllIst. should have
hrouNhf EHHnu1r tn tFn family name
Mrs. FaIcanef BELONGS to a Eu1d family
.n Minneapolis and rerhaas % one
yin ever know iuat hrw hard u haa
baan for ber Co bare to tho warii thr
relations ~ Der daughter with the nr-
turfous usrro. s. asa lt feeling EraE
only In That way could she save hrr
ehud from what miEhf Otherwise ar
come worse than "a living death
The E.rL Wno at Hrel protested tEat
sha would stiek by johnson as ianE ns
she lived has now Elten him ap GONE
uIffeiy "My tauEhter and wVaef ore
completely rerunelInd" Mrs. Cameron
Falcurer has anneuueFd "sha hEs
lold ne tEat efc uIl ra with me anV-
where ara fhrt ere wants f1 i've Nka
athn rirla- Wr fu uut know what
the outcome nf fhe present action WIZ
he. 80 we cannot teu what oar plans
vdn b.. We wiu decide ca our oo4rse
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

10. or stay away from these fast and
frivolous boys. 30 I wont set an op-
rortunity % tie myself % them.
Don't you think I am right IN CALI
inK . Young man down when he comes
% see me and tries 90 hug and Kiss me ?
fie didn't seem 10 like what told
him. W. r. a.
wish there were more giris az sen
sihie az you are my dear n every
Eiri kept herself sacred IN body and
soul. there would not be 30 many heart
breaking sorrows and disgraces
Every Eirl should have GOOD boy
friends: she gets one-Rided without
them. But they should be real friends
and not silly kids who are trying %
be heart -snashera.
II seems % me thas your people are
rather oad You are entirely too young
20 he called an old maid In fact. there
are no real cid maids any more. n
your people don't want % support you
any more. study how % support your
self 80 that you VIII not have co mar
~ for a home
Dear Mrs. Thompson-rhere a. n
young man. much younger than I. liv-
inE near me Ne seems 20 want ~
he always with me Hia folks are cross
about n and seem 20 think I am entic-
inE him on. Bot I am noe 7 tell him
II don't want him because ha ia zoo
young, but he says N 7 turn him
down he viii have 20 50 away--ho vii
not stay around here what shall
do1 TESsTT
You can soon set ia of MIN by ridi-
culinw his PUPPY love.
AT boyu 80 through thiH stawa n
thinking they are In love with sons
woman considerably older than them
selves. They ret over a. n e. a re-
sponsihiiity for the woman and you
can hs a rreat influences for rood IN his
iife. n you Win trT
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
Heart and
Home
Problems

Dear Mrs. Thou1pson-I am q young
man deeply in love with a beautiful
young widow ten years my senior.
The only objections l have 20 her
are that she eats onions and cabbage
she also talks very loud while IN COM
pany and doesn't pay enough attention
90 me. She also objects % my wear
ing a mustache. 10 81 fashionable or
not7 How can I reform her and l.
she too old for me.
PUZZLED.
In ten years more the widow viii
look cid enough % he your mother
and viii probably hs eating more
onions and cabbage than ever. she
certainly is not In love with you o. she
would pay more attention % you.
doubt ~ she can be cured % talking
loud IN company. Most men like %
have smooth shavnn face. conEidsring
that hair on the face is unsanitary.
Better get a giri near your own aEe
whose habits suit you better It's
as much of y mistake for a man 20 un-
dsrtake % reform a woman as u ID
Tor q woman 20 Try % reform a man.
Dear Mrs. Thompson am q Eirl
of III and have lots of friends of both
sexes 7 like % know boys but don
care Tor them % come 90 see me oT
take me out Ny people scold me be-
cause I refuse dates and they say Tn
an old maid This makes me feel bad
because I think ! am doing right q
stay home waiting until I'm Old
enough 20 80 with q real man and q
man ! can love.
n, vou thtnk \ o,vht q, ,,,p arowrg
with these fast boys. or should I ID
a. my heart tells me, and waltz
I am very smart and bright but
know a Girl Of ~ hasn't half as much
sense a. = father who T. tb years old
A Consequently don't know whether (,
40 ahead and marry az he wants m'
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
GRAND BANoUET OF DAUGHTERS
OF ISABELLA AT SAN CARLOS.

The san Carlos Hotel was the soene
last night - an elaborate hanauet
riven in one ~ tho private dining
rooms. in honor ~ the thirtean new
members who were Initiated on Mon
dnv evening into memberuhip % tha
Daughters 81 isabella.
Purple and gold the coioru ~ tha o.
der were lavtHhiy used. wiolefm and
chryHnnthemuma carrying cot the
motif
About nfty members were seated ~
the small tables. and the scene pre-
nentcd was one ~ much briiiinnnY.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
Elk woRKMEA KiLLEp
~ TERRIFIC EXPLOSION

uary. ma. Nov. la.--fHn worlrnnn
were killed ~ an explosion of aooo
pounds of dynamite IN cne ~ the paah
houses at the Aeinn Powder coan.
pany's plant near here this morninG
The men who ios their lives had
arrived "a the plant Tor tne dayn
work and we're repairing one ~ the
pa.king rnnnliloR when the explosion
occurred. The dynhrnite was loose IN
ioo- pound lots on the packing trains
ard but fcr tfis the dafnaRe wouid
have been nsurh more severe
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
RUSSIA WILL PROTECT
AL AMERICAN CITIZENS

Washington. Nov n -Rla on
ciafy Informed the United States CO..
dav traf if NHI TOOK uut fur the 1ter-
eats % the Jnitsd Etales In Turkish
waters and FOR United States citizens
in Turkey The Information Was con
Neyed Or tire state de- FtH eut ~ the
Russian embassy here imuH Hfiafeiy up
on receipt Of Instructions from tha
once az 81 peteraburN.
Russia now perhaps II in better po-
sifion thar auy of the other maritime
powers 20 uadertEks the task n pro-
tectlnE American cltlusns and Eroperfy
tu Turkey
Other European powers havinR nav
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
NO DETAILS or TIE
FIoHTiNo ARE RECEIVED

Sofa. Nov. i2.-Ths situation of the
bulgarian troops investing Adrlanopie.
and On the Tchatalia line In front ~
Constantinopie r. the subject of manv
rsmoru today, owing % the absence
~ any oflcial despatch from tho
front n r. know that the bulgarian
troops have opened their attack on the
Tchatalia forts. but no details of the
nRhtinE have been received. The Bull
Rnrian and servian troops enRzwed IN
the siege ~ Adriannple are WORKING In
hearty cooperation. Some of the Tur-
kish troops taken prisoners during
sorties % the garrison declare that
conditions IN tho city are desperate.
The population. they say, IL On the
verge % starvation and n is thought
the Turkish Earrison wiu Be starved
out in ten DAYS AZ the utmost
Large number ~ Turkish irreRulars
have been piiiaEinF the villages around
Adrianorie. TIE Buirarians have now
succeeded IN reprcssinE these iooterH
and establishing proper administration.
A column - 700 Turkish prisoners
with siK omcsra arrived IN Sofa to-
dny.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr Frank Anderson. n. n ~. ieft
saturday for Charleston. % await oF-
dera. ue has heon spending some time
with relatives here. attending the wed
ding ~ his daughter. Miss catherine
Anderson.
Miss Eleanor Marvin. % pouaAoola.
r. the guest ~ Miss Marports Holmes.
Miss Marion Avery has returned %
her home In Pensacola. after being tha
attractive guest ~ Mr. and Mrs. Mar
TIN N. Sullivan. Jr.-MontEomsry Jour
nal
Gen. ard AIRS. Burbank have 70
turned o. New Nork and are 81 tha
Hotel Schuyler. o. West Forty-nfth
aireets-Army ana Navy Journal
Mrs w. g Mackey ~ entertaininm
her brother. Mr " n. nlddick of 0eor-
gia for a few days.
Nfrs J. Y. Beard. q fos South Az
caniE street. received news Yesterday
that both her father and her motasf.
Mr. and Mrn STANLEY. ~ Fresport.
we're very in Mra Beard w1li leave
this morninR % be with them.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

~ nrt.ls rrar ERE r.#s closed"
1siss Cameron has agreed 90 tr''
re whole HHry or her relations uith
Johnson ta Che federal Eraad IuU
soon Federal IrresfI eafrrs are hu~.
sea#IuF more evidence t1 prove that
EoHrsr1 has violated sle white slave
aet o. Ga believed fraf a r1neIasra be
mass 81 rrtlrllr wH| .e presented.
The action r fEe -HHnd jury 10
causing ere EaeE HEtEe~ anxIc-Y
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
TEN THOUSAND ACRES or
LAND SOLD AT AUCTION

Muacowsc. okla. Nov. i2.-Ten thou-
snna acres ~ timber land IN the Choc-
taw Nation. known a. the "inmt acc-
tons were sold ~ the government
yesterday Tor taie.0oo The land was
purchased ~ two men who live IN
na1iam Texas.
Beginning today q million acres ~
allotted and unAlioted Choctaw lard
viii be offered FOR sale wmam the
next fnrty-nwe dava
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
The Thanksgiving Spirit

Iegsrs the pumpkin De - aaa
ua Thankayrn sfa aaur aIrs
aaru
1lr bunk % uotacrs pie
They're afH' home tas doo-s.
rna#.s fetfer overflow peace
tHartlI that hEh,
But bs thaEf2 Cor a hunk Hsothers PIE
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
MISSION CIRCLE
THIS AFTERNOON.

The Mission circle ~ the uniwer-
railHt church viii meet this Afternoon
az aa0 with Mrs y E Van Aundaie
1903 North teth avenue An msmbera
are requested % b. present aa bust
ness ~ importance VIII come before
the nesting
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
rHE DELICIOUS FLAVOR LINoERn

Blue Rih3sn Vanilla or Lemon I'm
tract gfves q rare natural fruit tasts
70 eustards. lee cr~em. ruddina. caka
and candy that viii long he rennemher-
"a ne sure itn Riue Ribbon Vanilla.
Best and takes less lAdvl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
EVERYTHING QUIET
IN JACKSONVILLE


railway utffh situation d peaceful
elN more companies ~ steto militia
were sent home to-day. only four nro
nom here
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
SOCIETY
-
tContinued frUm paKs rival

~ his univcrnaliat friends. especially
~ their church on SUNDAY mornings.
az he o. an earnest. sincere Christian of
the urivnrmaaimf church.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
Turks Guarding
Consmatinople Are Making
Much Better Stand

CONTINUES nom F1rrt Parel
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Miss Eleanor Marvin. ~ ponnaooia.
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