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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-17
CUMMING PEOPLE
ASK AID To END
CRIME WAVE
Whites Appeal for State and
Federal Assistance to Sup
press LaWIeSSneSs.

CUMMING, GA, Oct. 17.-Both Fed
eral and state aid is asked by the law
abiding white citizens of Cumming and
Forsyth county in the suppression of
the reign of lawlessness that has in
termittently prevailed in this county
for more than a month. following as
saults on white women by negroes
At largely attended mass meeting
held at the court house last night. res
buttons were adopted calling on Judge
William II. Newman, of the United
States district court, and Governor To-
seph M. Brown to adopt vigorous meas
ures to suppress violence and restore
order in the county. Copies Of these
resolutions were mailed today to Judge
Newman and Governor Brown and will
be received by them tomorrow morn
ing.
Judge Newman is asked to send Fed.
eral officers into this county to inves-
tigate the sending through the mails of
threatening notices to both whites an6
negroes warning them to leave the
Ask Guard For Hanging.
Governor Browns attention is called
to the fact that two hangings are to
take place here next week. He is asked
to send military guard to prevent vio-
lence At that time. His attention ia
also called to the fact that five negro
churches have been burned and that
numerous houses, some occupied bv
whites and others by negroes. have
been fired into by unknown parties
under cover of darkness He is asked
to have state of1cers-the military II
cessary-inv estigate these depreda-
tions and bring the guilty parties ia
justice.
The threatening notices. burning OF
churches and shooting into houses have
caused a general exodus of negroes
from Forsyth county Those who own
property are selling It and moving
away while negro tenants have ned by
the score. The farmers Of the COUNTY
are practically without negro labor. The
few negroes remaining in the county
are almost as a whole in the town Of
Cumming and they are leaving daily
Last nights mass melting was pre-
sided over by Mayor c. L. Harris. j. F.
Echols was secretary. The best citi-
zens of the town and county attended.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-17

said Mrs. Dasekind. u lived with my hus-
bany at 1858 East Tenth street That was
next door to where Schrank lived with his
uncle. who ran a saloon there They
called Schrank Hans, and when Mrs
Flammang died they were both grief
stricken
II stu have the ashes of Schrank 8
uncle in an urn here at my undertaking
place, After the body was cremated
took charge of the ashes. but Schrank
has never asked for them. Schrank was
of nervous disposition and always grew
excited at little things He seemed that
way when ne paid me for the funeral
of his uncle. believe that he really be-
gan to lose his mind when his uncle died.
They were of good stock"
Known on the Bowery.
Habitues Of the Bowery recalled
Schrank as an apparently harmless, in
offensive crank. He was described as
German with a somewhat noticeable &C
cent, yellow hair and reddish brown
beard. Only one man penetrated the air
of exclusiveness with which he surround
ed himself That was Jack Walker, a
bartender, who said he and Schrank often
discussed general affairs over a glass of
beer
According to Walker Schrank appar-
emily had few friends and absolutely no
intimates. He was always quiet in man
ner, and in his conversation never dis
cussed himself. While he had been heard
to say that he considered Roosevelt a
menace to the country. there was never
anything in his conversation that led
those in contact with him to believe that
he held animosity toward the Progressive
presidential candidate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-17

of their politics and to cut the bonds
which strangle both government and
justice.
The scene which shows Colonel
Roosevelt first protecting his would be
slayer and then proceeding with his
unstaunched wound to deliver his ad-
dress will be stamped deeply upon the
retina Of his countrymen. There are
few men in any land of such caliber
and we may be sure that many thou
sands who had intended bestowing their
sutfrages elsewhere will now ask them
selves If it is well to pass him by
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-17
COLUMBUS BAprIsTs TO MEET.

COLUMBUS, GA, oct. 1.-THE Co
lumbus Baptist association will meet al
Shiloh church, in MeriWether county,
October 1925, with Moderator B. w
BusSey presiding Rev. X. c. Gran
berry will preach the doctrinal SER
mon. while Rev. j. c. Wilkinson viii
preach the mission sermon. Both are
Columbus pastors
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-17
SCHRANK IN CELL AFTER
SHOOTING Roosevelt

"My idea was that
| should be killed
after ! had killed
II i m. | h a d no
thought that ! could
escape the miseuid-
ed mob that always
shouts on the wrong
side. From state
n e mt by 10 h n
Schrank in cell at
Milwaukee az this
photograph was be-
ing taken.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
40 GOVERNORS TO
GO TO CONFERENCE
They Are 20 Discuss Lsaisiatios That
Hss Beer Propossd IN Mary States
To Meet IN Richmond. Va.

Richmont. Va. Nov 1o-Ths ofn-
cial program ~ ths uffh governors
conference co take place af Richmond.
Va Dec % Inclusive. was an
nounced here "wednesday ~ Miles q.
Riley. secretary ~ thc conference
The program deals uith FropaNed
LEGISLATION watch ulI - Considered In
TIE various 6fatss thls winter. Last
year the pnor~am was devoted entire
ly o. the administrative eide % Eoy-
srument u vas Secretary Rueya
plan - haFe the conference this year
devoted 20 legislative topics e. nat
laws - q uniform nature may 80 en-
acted On different states
Mr Riley said thaf from letters ~
bad received hr believed about farfv
executives would attend
Governor WrGHFern ~ WIrransln.
wfn rraf paper er "A state Income
Tnu ard -Trr Development ~ fr-
Land Waterway" uI Es che subject
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

FINDS A BRIDE
alcH NAN WHILE GOING
THRoUoH FOUNDING ASYLUM
FALLS m LOVE WITH PRETTY
NURSE.

New YORK. Nov. so.-An aEsd and
wealthy spaniard. who On years
tour 81 the united States has visited
no points % interest but fouudnnE
asyisma. sailed for Central America
tofay with 4 nameless baby boz whom
as win hrinE up ne heir 20 his vast
estate IN Colombia and a young wo-
man Who suddenly fndn herself
chanEsd from = go q month nurse
O. the Donna Franciaco Maria CorteA
with write your own cheek emolu-
menta
Last fail ssn0r CorteH Rian-sd a.
ths calendar and discovered hs was
Is vears oid. lie had been Impressed
faNurnhly by the Ehrewd yuunH
Americans be me- In Horota WHERE
fla headqgartera are and ~ maha
20 hiH mind 60 adopt an American
hahy when ~ could IND one % Huit
him. Hs came % Nee rurk aut BE-
san his senrrs. rutetty rhere was
not a faundIng % 20 specifications
In NsH Nork al IRE ssarrhsr worsrI
cut int the wsst MISSING never
bone
The rirht bay waa IN Denver senor
CortsA. e. he vent over the Eoah
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

TIE rNtef exnrufiuner - death tn tha
winter and spring months a. uneu-
mnria ifH advance agents are colds
and E.r ln any attack hv one ~ these
r1niafies m slime should he Ilrf Oh TAX
ING the best medicine ohtainatIs -
drive % m Counties thnusarHa have
f1Gnd thiF ~ hF uF k'uFr New DIS
roFerv HWv husband believes t faa
kruf Sim from having rr.amuria three
~ four tInrea" writes Nra George Vs.
riara HawHrnH W. ard frr
coUEnH. C1ids and rFHun ur have never
foun1 fts equal" Guaranteed fHr an
bronchial affections Price go Co.'S. and
81 ro Trial bottle free at vs. A DIAL
srltsrts's. GAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
Oh! My Poor Stomach!
Often You See People Who From General
You VIII Hear This Remark: "Oh My Stomach

you 90 not hnd what he tells you IL
true. he viii forfeit one hundred dol
lars % any Charitable institution On
this city. Now isn't this fair and hon
est Here r. a report from Mr.. Brown.
Tr, who resides az no. ite7 LaItua
street. who called a. Baikcola's DRUG
Store. Tie himself has had n great deal
of trouble with hts stomach. which
vas very ann ~ after eating mod
ostlY. b. would hloat beich. have
pains, sometimes a little diKxy. head
ache. ar. Brown also has a wife and
children who he also said needed some
thing % clean out their systems. a.
they were feeling rather poorly. ard
especially the little baby. three years
~ aEe. who Vas very restless az night
EratinE the teeth sometimes would
scream cut. wake 40 almost frtRhten-
81 o. death. Kidneys weak Mr.. Wown
procured a treatment % Quaker Herb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

IN many cases the stomach has been
strained by over loading. now thu
stomach o. just as easy % strain 80
any other liEhmcnt IN ire human BODY,
and in many cases ~ sore. weak. run
down stomacha "a is caused from over
loading AFain q may be caused from
catarrhal affection. a. there's about
seven cases out of ten % stomach. KID
ney. bladder. Indigestion. dyspepsia
trouble that the direct cause r. catarrh
IN some form. The Quaker Health
Teacher who has been a. Ralkcom'a
nrug store has told you through the
daily papers that Quaker Herb Rene
dies would positively cure these dis
eases and he would prove q o. you be-
yond a ysstiEe 81 = eouht- Now huw
does he prove these thinEsg ~ Swing
you the names and addresses ~ people
right here IN your own city, who you
can call on write. phone. or wire. N
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
INDUSTRIES IN
|. THE SOUTHLAND
LARGE NUMBER OF NEW Goa
PoRArloNs FORMED AND MANY
ENTERPRISES ARE LAUNCHED.

Colambua ca. Nov. - The Indus
trial Index says On its issue Tor ms
week
Municipal improvements that ara
being made steadily ~ both large
and small cities q the southeast are
Illustrated in me Reports Tor ms wees
a contract FOR the erection ~ a hos
pltAl building 20 cost ti2aooo has
been awarded BY Augusta. Ga. Bra
1entown. Fla.. has completed arranEe-
ments FOR the expenditure o. tleo.ooo
in building q clty hall. ana for con-
structinE and sKtsndins paving ana
wAterworka and sewer systems. Lake
land PA. wiIi make immediate i'm
provements % ne same character %
cust about tlBo0oo Macon. Ga. ia
preparing % crest a school huilh4ng
that o. expected % cnst more than
floo.o Birmingham. Ala, has
awarded an addiuonai paving contraci
81 tza.ooo. Pensacola. F1aa wiu hold
an election upon the Issuance % tfeo. 3
goo Of municipal Improvement bonds
"A New York nian has purchased a
tract % 81 coo acres On Florida. In
vestors. headel ~ an Atlanta. Ca.
man have purchased tracts On south
Georgia EEErwKatinE it.TTS acres Tor
colonization purposes.
Among The items % conntruction
sork 90 ts done - reportsd this
week. are.
'Bridges - yohna county, Florida.
and Tuscaloosa eounty. Alabama.
grain elevators. Tampa. F1orldas paw
ina. Clearwatsr. florida. and Brooka-
Vile F1orida Sal. Coiquitt county
Georgia. teiephona buudinE valdoHta,
Ca. once and store building. Rain
bridge. Ca hospital buiidiES. F1or-
ence. Alabama fraternal buildinE.
TailadeFa. Alabama sewers. Penaa-
cola. florida. Construction contracts
have been awarded as follows
Apartment houses Hrunswtck.
Macon and Savannah. Georgia.
bridges Barbour and Mobile counties.
Alahama. and Tampa, florida. factory
buildings. Eiberton and Dubiin. oeor-
STA. road construction. Walton couhty.
florida: eiFht-atory hank and once
building. Mobile. Alabama. warehouse.
Cordele. Georgia
Industrial plans wfn be establish
"a. as follows
'Nllass factory. Haieyvina. Ala
hama. woodwcrking. triton. Georgia.
yarn mill Fort VALLEY. Georgia. light
and Ice Monrosviile. Alabama OIL
mill Gadsdcn. Alabama. stave mill.
Jasper. Alabama. fertilizer factor
BlAksly. Georgia; pine products plant
ValdostA. Georgia: Ice plant Eiherton.
Georgia About three miles vii hs
added % electric railway lines az Val
dosta. Georgia Contracts have been
awarded AZ Albany. Georgia. for ma
tarials Cor conHtrucinE electric street
railway lines. Tive companies have
been organised % mine coal On Ala
hama
Twenty-oue new corporations we're
formed during the seek. with mini-
mum capital stocks aEEreEatinE t6ia..
500"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

- discussion BY Covernor FosH 81
Massachusetts,. ana Governor Dpn@en
% Illinois.
Uniformity ~ Marriage and ~
vorcs laws yin be presented ~ Gov
srnors oddie Of Nsyada, ami Hawiey
~ Idaho.
Burke 20 North Dakota. wii discuss
Rural CrodftH" which subject IL %
b. taken 40 on December a. a cor
ference with President Taft a. wash
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

points. told the nurse who was Euid-
inE him through tha Institution hos
much he needed some one 20 con-
serve the CortsE fortune and psrpetu-
ate the CortcE name
You need some one o. take care
- ven. though" said ths nurse iok-
inEly. senior CorteE looked into the
eyes ~ Helen Travis nurse 90 found
unEH. and almost forgot ths baby and
the thousands ~ fertile acres % The
south
-rf 7 could find some one t1 care FOR
me a. tsnderiy a. this child has been
cared for b. suggested. boulnE low.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

Extract. took u home aud al q few
days came hack 90 ten that their iittia
child expelled some stomach worma a..
ter tho very nrat doae of the Quaker
Herb Extract had been Eivon him. and
he says my wife feels better and my
self, ! have no more bad feeling In my
stomach. and, In fact feel better
every way. But what rleRnes me most
~ all H. 10 set those worma out -
our children"
Now this IA the way be proved what
Ne said. BE told you Quaker Herb
Remedies would cure rheumatism. o.
tarth. kidney. liver. bladder. stomach
or blood troubles. Indigestion dyupop-
sla biliouaness and constipation. ana
would eKpsl all worms and germs rom
the system. Cali today at balloons
Drug store. ~ 4. PnlnfuH street.
Quaker Extract tioo. three Tor tate
Otl ~ Balm, e cents fAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

The Areut-Thsn ven consider that
SETTLED The Artor-Buf =ers= That
about ire contract Tha AEent-Oh,
bats az right a verbal cuntract'u
40 The Actur-Iaddle. listen. TIE
last time 7 had q verbal contract !
drew a verbal sAlary Lon don Opin-
irn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
BLESSINGS NEVER
COME SINGLY
Herpieide and Beautiful Hair

Having = head % nice hair - a
blessing within the reach n anyone
who win uas Newbros Hsrplcids be-
fore he dandruff Eerm has denuded
The scalp aud left q condition %
chronic badness
hsrpicida imparts that snap and
lurter 60 the hair whicn IL 90 Atfrao-
tive
HavinE q subtle fragrance Hsrpicids
appeals directly % persons o. refine
munt n has bean cold for years, and
boasts o. more satisfied users han
ell other hair dressings combined
Newbroa Herpicids n recommended
and used ~ the best BARRIERS and hair
drca0ers.
send ioo In postage Or silver Tor
sample and booklet 20 The Herpicide
Co. Dept r.. Detroit Mich.
Nswbros Herpicids IN soc and 800
sizes 10 sold 10 all dealsra who guar
antea n o. 40 AL that Il claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money VIII
BE- refunded
DAlsmbsriea Pharmacy. Special
AEenL tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
LIE NO. -FOUR
IS EXPLODED
BY HENDERSON
SECRETARY OF COMMERCIAL As
sociATIoN GIVES STATISTICS
on TIE cosr OF LIVING M
PENSACOLA

The IAe--It costs more 90 i've IN
Pensacola than anywhere elsa."
A comparative statsmsut % c1at Of
twenty articles o. food in ordinary
use IN some cities % the United
states with a population between
10oeo and 5000. accordinE to the
1919 census These prices are cure
rsat quotations detained from leading
rstau dsalera az grades ln moat COM
mon use. ana the table waa collected
END "a being circulated - tha Pen
aaeoia Commercial Aasociau1n. Oc-
tdbar 1914
~ tha fa1owlng statements
a represents Taunton. Mass
RI represents waco. Tex
a. repfeaenta Kingston. Nv.
ID represents unnville. u
q represents Fort smith. Ara
n represents ManfEomfr.. Ala.
% represents Winston salem. q. G.
M represents afuhenvlua. ohio
represents NeUburE. n. ~
j represents BLOOMINGTON. ui
X represents Lgnchhurg Va
r. represents Quincy, Mass
M represents Richmond. Ind.
% represents pouEhksapaie 81 ".
p represents Ottumwa. la
q represents Cehoea. y.
u represents Medford Mass.
q represents ogden. Utah.
r. represents pittaneid. Masa
u represents Austin. Tea
n represents Portsmouth. Va
W represents Clinton. rs.
HHHH UHmH
To gee a une On fhe exact figures.
tha following letter was sent 0ut and
enc reports I'm reply fern tha basis
Cor thia table.
September 26. 1919
Dear Sir recently sent YOU q
letter relative Co the value ~ real
estate IN your city. and am going to
send you fhe result ~ the answers I
received ~ q later time You have
doubtless heard 70 said mat TIE cost
~ living IN your town is higher than
IN some other town.
II am sddrcasing this 90 cities be-
tween 90 600 and 90 zoe population.
with a view of finding cut the etail
prices OF certain articles in these
cities Nov. please 40 NOT quote
wholesale nor bargain prices bus take
your telephone and rims a popular
grocer and butcher and find one whas
they are receiving retail. f5r articles
on enclosed list
"Of course. 90 make this comparison
az an effective we want prices on
articles purchased by the majority ~
the people Extremes vii not iudi-
cate anything We VIII furnish vou
the results. ~ yea 90 desire.
"Nours truly.
LELAND J. HENDERSON.
Secretary"
Fresh Besf PEI Pound
A. t8 t1 itc. H. o.. ~. i6 20 Use. E
size. %, fs t1 CSC. q gee. .. t5 90
ltcs X. ta 20 to gee; 4. 60 90 gee. 81
soc. n. ace, %. ta 90 fa l-ac. 3. acc.
o. te Oh 30e. n. fs t8 Csc. =. fg to CSC.
ri. re- to asr. pr. $50. ". soc. W. "a
re-. a. Do o. fFc. peuaa celia. lb 20 zoe
sirioIn Steak. Per Pound.
A. "a o. zoe. p. Tie. a. gfr. n. q,
90 ase. ~. e1c. y. SOC. %. CSC. NJ. csc.
2. CSC. D. 90 to a1r. K zoe. T.. tar. 81
ear. ~. soc. O. fa to Use. p. zar. "a
go. n. Sc. r. Gee. r. 90 90 asc. ".
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

When a shameful piot exists between
liver and bowels 20 cause distress ~
refusing % act take Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. and end such abuse % your
system. Thev gently compel rigat ac-
ton % stomach. liver and bowels. Al q
restore y0ur health and All Eood feel
inEa. sec a. W A. D'Alembsrts's
(AdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

Deep seated coughs that resist or
binary remedies require both external
ana internal treatment ~ yea bag a
dollar bottle ~ nAIIARDs HORE-
HOUND SYRUP you get the Two rene
dies you need for tho prtoe ~ one.
There e. q WEHBsCKE RED PEPPER
POROUS PLASTER Tor ths chest
free with each bottle sold b. an
druWWiatm tAdFf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

II you miss your paper,
phone (l500) before ten
o'clock, and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

inTton. Governors Tgbsrhart ~ Min
nemotA. and HAd'ey 81 Missouri. win
speak on what the state Can To "a
Cheek the Drift Of Population Prom
the Pam 20 the City"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01


c. ate pa. y. IS 70 SOC pa. r. Tbo 20
81 per bu. y. 60 70 Tso PIX. q. 90 %
Gee ga "a. ac 10. 1 10 dozen, J. soc
o. 81 per bu.s X. i5 TO 2sc pa. L, 40
20 SOC pa "a. 81 bu., y. ssc bus @.
81 10 tl.b8 bu.. p sc 20 tl.2o bu..
q. sc pa. n. 30 % zee pa. 8. ti.26
bu.. r. % 20 ssC ph; y. soc pa; v
SOC pa vs.. itc pa; X soc 70 u-1o
Per boKs Pensacola. SOC "a
Lsnnons Per DoEsn.
A. gHc. r.. SOC. e. sec. .. 80 % toc,
y. soc. p. a0c. q. soc. "a. Soc 4 btc.
=. zoe. X. 80 % zee; d. 80 30 toc; NJ.
toc. ~. IS % CSC: q. zee; 2. 20 %
soc; n. zoe. =. a. % a0c; r. tko; q.
sse; v. asc W. 20 % toc. X zoe.
Pensacola. soc.
irish Potatoes.
A. 81 20 Use pa. AS 70 CSC bu; "a
Sc pk. On buL; e. eoc pk. n. lie pa;
csc bu.. 3. $40 pk. $50 bus p. a5c
ok. tt25 bu. a. sec pk. sti0 hu.. ~
ftc pk, soc bu.. 4 soc "a, fiis bu.:
,. a5c pa. $50 bu: X. asc PIX. ti2s
bu.s T.. csc pa. soc bu; ~. CSC PIX
soc bu.; ~ 600 pa Tbc hu.; - sac
PIX. soc bu; y. 60 20 Toe bu; =. Doe
pk, CSC bu.. r.. soc pk. 75c bu.: 9,
20 lhs. 25c. Tee lbs. 7tc; T. &c pk.
sec bu.s y. Sc pk. SIS bu.: v. 2Bc
pk. soc bu.; W. sec pa. CSC bu.; "
81 20 $3.50 per ioo Ibs.. Pensacola, soc
pk, 81 bu.
Sweet potatosa
A. i-ao H.. p. 81 SO bu.; 2. 25c
PIX; y. 2oo pk. r. Sc PIX: =. 8tc
PIX; q. soc uk.. "a SOC pk. $40 bu.:
=. 95o PIX; J. sec PIX X. CSC pa: 4.
Sc N. NJ. 81 bu.. y. &C. 10. q. ssc PIX.
y. lac 10. Q. str PISS; R.ai-2 10
=. &C 10. r. Sc 3d.. q. soc pk. stss
bu.: v. CSC PIX. ". &C. TO: X. &c 10.
Pensacola soc pk, 81 bu.
Wheat
Per ia. (unlsKa otherwise stated.
A. sq80 per 100 he. ~ sf2o. 9.
ti16i u. si.oo; r. ti2s; =. si.o0; q.
tia6; n. $780, 4 iiis. J. u.2e: X.
ti.zt. NJ. SSc; ". SOS; o. sic: p.
70 % soc: .. tiloo % ti1o; r. sSc.
T. 2f.2o per 100 lha. z. $50. V. u.2o;
". IS 70 soc. X. fi.sb per i3c Ihs..
Pensacola. taso per 100 lbs.
oats PEI Bushsi.
A. sbc; n. soc. G. soc; y. see: r.
sse. r. ssc. q. SOC. "a. tBc; 7. CSC; =.
zoe. X. soc; 4. sac; ~. s5c. n. soc;
%, tfc. r. 20 90 1sc. =. zoe. r. SC.
W. ab 90 SIC. X. &c No.. pensacola. ~
to SIC.
Germ. Per Boshsi.
A. csc. a. f2oos G. 500; y. 7Ec;
". zoe: =. soc. .. sic; n. CSC. T.
Csc. J. soc. r. SEC. l.. soc. -. SOC.
q. ssc; p. As 90 sEc. q. % 10 sGc. q
sscs r. gTB and $3.50 per Too rhs
n. e. 90; Y, zoe. ~. as % zoe. X. &c
ID. pcnsacola. a5c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

View Miuistcr@sit0w az you IKE
my sermon tnis morning. Entnusias-
&c pariahloner-f.tt was simply grand
uoquent maltimore American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

A. CSC. .. f2oos @. 500. y. 1kc.
v. soc. p. soc. @. Si.Io. n. csc. l.
85cs J. soc. X. sec. T.. soc. y. SOC.
q. s6c; p. As o. csc. q. % 10 CSC. q.
SGc. r. tlTB and $3.50 per ioo ne.
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