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The Van Buren press., 1912-08-03

GCye.nor-JOe T. Robinson.
Secy OF State-Earl Hodges.
Atty. Geuersl-W. i. Moose.
Treasurer. w. Crockett.
Auditor }. OathOut.
Supt. of SchoOls-G. b. Cook.
Land Commissiouer-R q. Dye.
Chief Justice-E. A. Mccullough.
Asso. Justice-Frank Smith.
Com. of Mines-JOhn Page.
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t's=fiHl insertion jUlyN h,l Aur q,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
r.s Land om5cAtlIDuc Ro.. ,r.Y
lulNl. ug

.Nnuug Is hrryn given that luhnt g. uarir,I
4I hutrlaie Afkl who, uH ner "a IuUt uat.'
! ilomesl,A entry 80 l'0Bn serial So uiHIh INV
\ sN = I y NV Il See a. In f5 NnfiU
lt @ W. hJh. Principle Meridian ha, hIpd Huu'f
thblish claim to the land ahn,e edrsefihad IKE.
ounlA l.vrN OF crawford county at Van Iuf.
On. Arkausay ON the ''' "'''
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Io 'hr Crawford chancpry Court
Nolho summers, rmInunl
Nn.
John summers prpudaull
Ihe defendant john summer, s v4rpr1 I,
.tn,1r j. .llt court WWu bIfH Uny, anil A., w,
~ "' 'ohWhlhIo of luo pHuur NuU0u '..
In. A. HAYS Clerk
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Railroad COM. Sam Rowland.
Cougress-Otis T. Wingo.
.CbaucelIor-J. Y. Bourland.
State Senator-George Wagner.
Pros. Atty.-Jake Benson.
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IWnM II ANNr,L L D InIL

Claimant names Ra wImcwp, E uolamno.
OF lut,lb.u. Afk| h. lpUkUa. uf aIfl'''s5
Ara H. 90 Carrier aud y pusuu nI i.,l
'i''h Ar" utf ". tAHUH, register
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County Judge--Joe NJ, Scott.
Circuit Clerk-A, Hays.
Representatives. w. Hodges
}. j. Dipboye.
County Clerk-C. NJ. Wofford.
Treasurer. ID. Kagy.
Ed Winfrey.
Assessor George W. Fine.
,Corouer-lra Higgs.
County Supt.-T F. Wasson.
Surveyor-C. ID. Painter,
,Coustable-Ea Ward.
Justices of the Peace H, G. Per
not, +. T. Blair, W. II. II
Shibley, |, b. Nlnsant.
Road OverSeer-M. Knight.
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Demoeratic Ticket.
for President,
Woodrow Wilson

For Vice President,
EHOS. X. MARSH ALL.
4. s. Svuaiar-Jeti Davis.
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,,'. " you. you want to advertise your AO,,.
lhls once, '' stationery
The Van Buren press., 1912-08-03
WARNING ORDER.

rLon-mnLn.or-nn lmc .- Ln. .ln,. ,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations.

The meeting In Atlantis q fuw dsyn
so ~ enc American Association 81
Agricultural Collewes and Experiment
stations. hrinEs into pFominsncs ths
Rreat work that ia being done ~ ths
general Eovornment and ne several
states. in promotinx ths scisncs o.
arrieuiiure.
me Fursrumsut beran 20 establish
experiment stations and 60 encourage
education In arrfcuiturs hfty Tears AZ.
Dor many years the agricultural de-
partmeut % me Eoverumsnt uaa only
en- srparimsnt and enc reports d sent
cut wers rsad by only = few % the
farmers Into whose hands they Fen
Many farmers thronEhout ths land
referred 20 these volumes a. patent
once reports" and laughlnEiy refused
20 pay any attention % them. Later.
fhe people qult aneering 81 book
farming a. hundreds ~ boys came
home from the AGRICULTURAL schools
and began Ga build up ths waists
places o. the country and Increase the
yield In cops b. scientific knowledge
More recently ire agricultural depart
ment and the colleges. decided not only
% ten ne people how 20 farm but "a
a. aud show them. The result has
been surprising and especially has q
been effective In ,he South.
Education in agriculture has becn
the greatest factor In ths south 81
causing the farmers 90 cease the Old
one-crop idea and % take up genera
farming and the scientific rotation Of
crops Experiment stations. corn clubs
and schools has made a yield % on,
hundred or more bushels 81 corn to en-,
acre In the cotton South possible or
land that formerly produced ten @,
twenty-five bunhels
10 IL education in Agriculture alonl
scientific limos that is causing ne corr
belt aud the hog heit % be gradually
droppinE southwark
The agricultural department o. "a,
nation. 81 enc state and o. the coliegsl
should be Eivsn every possible en-.
courngsment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
The Minority Party
OF the Future.

Much speculation has been enEaEed
On concerning what win 30 the mi-
uority party 80 che near future. Tho
Republican party vas badly beaten IN
ere recent sisHiou and finished a
poor third h lact De- stands before
tbe country utterly disrrsdItsd
Yrt in the nest congress the rspub-
fran party viii have ms representa-
tIyea while ode Roosevelt prosrossiyea
VII have only tacIve
De- - ukely chat On questions 81
Eroat reforms such ha reducing Ire
tsr.n anI curhinr thc trusts some
81 these BON Moose people vm vote
Win fhr democrats and whatever
protests may - made wfu come rrom
ths a'i time stand-pat republicans
Consequently ths minority places
en- the committees eu So 90 ne re-
ruhficans very largely
% VIII be- ths Same in me senate
several senators are Roosevelt pro-
srcaaiFes hut uheu they take places
en- committee thsy win ast as re-
buhurans
H.urdiess of me Iarzs popular vote
ere Bon Moose received. taa social.
"a progressive party viri probably dls-
intsF~als
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
States Should Have
Uniform Divorce Laws.

n ws are 20 have divorce laws a.
an some system should be devised
Whereby the laws on ths subject should
he uniform On ne several states % the
union.
just now The royal commission on
divorce IN England has made &c re-
sort nnd q number 81 othsr countries
are considsring q reform On divorce
avs.
While We have forty-eirht states IN
America. each ~ them has a separate
and distinct law on marriage and a.
vorca AZ means % transportation in
creases and the removal q families
and individuals from enc state % an
other becomes easier. the confusion
growing out % these polygiot laws
growu worse
People who are married On one state
hnd themselves unmarried On another
End only hair married On third state
II o. . farce that IN one section ~
the country divorces may b. obtained
while you walt. as AZ Reno. while IN
other states. Ike South Carolina. a.
vorces are not granted FOR any reason.
or course the remedy for this con-
fusion is the adoption % uniform a.
vorce laws by an The states But the
manner by which this desired end n
Co be reached. has yet 20 be pointed
oar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Famous pint Of Cough
Jyrup" Receipt
No Better Remedy uf Any Price.
Euny Guaranteed

Make plain syrup ~ mixing one
pint - granulatrd sugar and y pint 81
warm water and stir for two minutes.
Put 2th ounces of pure Pinex thfty
cents usrthl In q pint bottle, and fL ID
~ With She Sugar syrup. This gives
you \ family supply 81 the beet cough
syrup nt a saving 90 81. 10 never spolls.
Take > teasP0oaiul every one, tao or
three hours.
The efortiycness 81 this simrle remedy
- surprising. lt seems 20 take bold in.
atautiy, and viii usually stop the most
obstinate cough In "a hours. IL tones
up the faded appetite and ~ iust laKa-
tive enough 90 b. helpful 10 cough.
and has a pleasing taste. Also exoeileut
for bronchial trouble, throat tickle. sore
lungs and asthma, and an unegualed
remedy for whp0ping o0ugh and Group.
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinax and Sugar syrup cor
trained hnneyl e q prime favorits IN
Thousands a homes On the United States
ard Canada. Tho plan has been imlta-
ted though never successfully. III you
try it use only genuine pineK, which t.
the most valuable concentrated coui-
pound 70 Norway white pine extract. an
j. rich IN EIaiaoal and all the natural
healing nine elements. other pFpuara-
lions viii not work tn this reriun.
A guaranty ~ absolute satisfaction.
y money PROMPTLY refunded, russ With
this recipe. Your drugpist has Pinsx.
or win Rct r. Tor vnu 10 not. send 20
he Pine1 Co, IT. Wayne, Ind.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
VOX POPULI.
TIE MISSION 10 NOW
lN NEED OF FUNDS

lN NEED OF FUNDS
Editor Pensacola Journal
saThe Mission" has not made 3 public
appeal FOR funds or food for about a
year. EverythlnE In this line since
then has been done b. IRE manager.
who has collected from regular oash
contributors and provisions from mer-
chants she regrets that "a would be
asking too much 90 give your valuable
space in prlnuGv the names ~ these
hlE-hearted folks On ncoount % TIRE
Illness % an uld Virginia lady who has
been ~ the Mission since last Febru-
AIRY. and for the reason that the man
ayers eyes have been verse tshe can
hardly see af aIl she has been sole
.unE only e little lately. OWNS % this
physical condition ~ the manager. and
bscaura % Tire state - Affairs 90 the
Mission she Il constrained 90 ask the
cd snd tha new monsT contributors.
and az others who feel charitatiy 1ls-
posed to lend a helping hand. and
aepd a dollar OF a dime or a penny
AT not expended az ThanknRiVlnr vii
Be kNrf Cor Christmas. and % pay rent
etc 0id or discarded clothing VIII he
be received thankfully. same win BE-
EfEen away. ~ people wh1 Ssh for
same are known Co be real poor m
they are not real roor. but are not
ahla % buy new clothing shoes etc.
same wiil bs sold very cheap. The
manager haa LODGED and fed. that 10
the Mission has dane so--nanv e
moneyless men ard quite a few women
generally fallen women-durinE the
year TIE Mission holds a Blrfs-
reading every niEHt % Goes rot
preach any church doctrine Tt tolls
&C. Induce the inmates Cthere are aI-
ways both men and women here 20
become ChriafianH. 20 be good and in-
dusfrisus citizens TIE manager be-
Msvea taat ere Mission has done Eood
WORK TIE JsW and Gentlle and per
sons e every race. except the Chinese
ara African. have heen msts welcome.
have been ma8e % feel a. homs
Phone 2os& please
A sunrise sons ard praise service
VII Be held On ThanksrivinR morning
All are cordially invited 70 attend ana
% participate.
AIRS. LoRTNsDA IT, HERR,
Manager IRE Mission.~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

me place q the treaty ~ tsaa. which
congress rocsntly ordered abroEated
n - apparent that Russia has net
consented 20 modify its practice 81
refusing passports 70 America ss~s.
fnasmuch as THIS was what caused tae
United states 10 abrogats ne treaty,
a new axresmaut wlth Russia hold
iaT its former position can oniy mean
thar Secretary 81 state Knor has sac
rlaosd tss principle iaid down ~ Goa
rress
OF course n h understood that this
is IN The Interest q ne large bust
ness elsmenL"
The United states is . rreat world
power Ia fact this country A. the
greatest ana richest nation on earth.
Il v5ouid BE- q serious blow % ne
diwnity o. the oountFy n any Amsr-
iosn ciursn should BE- rsfBssd = pass
Port throuRn the territory o. q frisnd-
b powsr because o. this citiEsn's re-
ligioua belief
n Secretary Knon PAS aads such
e treaty win Russia a. ths inforna p
zion from washinrton indicates. n r.
not concslvahis that u VII bs rafi-
asd ana t isnds mueh eoior - ne
assertion 80 offsn made that ss@s-
tary ~ sfats Kuox. rexardleas 81 his
rrsat isaruins ard many talents, b
somswhat % q bunriinE diplomat
n q not COO much 90 hops that
afirr next Marca the forsirn anairs
AZ THE country WI bs m abisr and
safer hanaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

20 rerr urht an go vehicles. n a
.rr is push.n bay cab De vii
.e rs hans Hrrt 81 HE coat tan.
one 90 tHr feTcrs who aint con-
.nted go 90 rtW and be- trouble over
take him. huf lcels ss though he must
r#n down fEr read and meet o.. is tl@
teller who writes Iuyc letters % an
other fc1erH wife
Never judge e mans knowledgc ~
fHe Fira ~ hIs eye glasses.
a man FluuId never go fo the the
rtpr WIth hla wig co. lroEsUIsa. some
acdy iu the balcony Ga sure t1 notice
that the part runs east and west in-
stead ~ north and south
About the oniy place 40 oid-fash-
.uued Teller klH Eet 3 su.U tuofhpick
nowadays fs Hu dining car.
There never uas une ln the hiH-
tory ~ this country when there wasn't
something TIE matter with the tariu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
How's This?

We aHsf one HUNDRED uoilarss Reward
pr any case ~ Canarrh that cannot 81
currd ~ Wairs CHfarfh curf
E r CHENEY a CO.. TaInHe. n
We tha undersigned, have tmcwm n
= rhemHr f1r the last u.s. Yeara. nna
hnIfrFa him perfectly hrunrnbla In al
business transactions. ard nnmnrtaHv
able 90 carry aut mnv chiiNaffnnm staAa
- Hia firm
WALuIN1 WTTNAN a MARVIN
MhAomMaie nr11mwtmtn Toledo IN
ffaua CatarFh Cure "a taken Internally.
nrfluW directly upon fhe blood and ma
ia'H sent free. Price. go per BEETLE Sold
- az uruEEisfs
Taka Hatfa Family pf1a far crnatina-
Goa. tAdFEEtianmeatl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

In view 81 the very severe remarks
which thu Pensacola Journal and other
newspapers have been making about
the Jacksonville Times Union. the
Herald begs % oner this suggestion.
Let as All chip IN" and buy the
Times Union and relieve o. o. the han
dlcap 81 alleged railroad ownership.
That e., organize a company for this
purpose and appoint q commission q
experienced Florida editors % direct
the publication and policies Of that
paper. The present editorial force 81
the Times-union could safely aud con-
sistently be continued. as its contitu-
ent members are all southern gentle
men, loyal democrats and writers u
marked ability -Punta gorda HeralA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26


We are asked 60
put him on the
read 20 fame Tt
Il not 80 very
ain cult n TIRE
young man win
Just follow any
one a. the suR
Eestions appended
hereto he viii
have hia fun name
IN large letters on
the hrHt page ~
~ery eWsraper
In the country
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Tearing lie shirt from bis hack an
ohio man nagEed a train ard saved Il
from a wreck but r. r. Aston. Raj
eigh. y. c.. bnce prevented a wreck
with Electric Bittera = was IA a ter
rihle piignt when J began 20 use them. E"
be writes. my stomach. head. back
ar kidneys were ell badly affected
and my liver vas IN bad condition. bat
four bottles Of Electric Blttera made
me feel like a nnw man" A trial lili
convince you Of their matches merit
for any stomach. liver or kidney
trouble. Price so cents 81 ". A DAl-
emberte'a tAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

ARR the amateur catinet rnakeTa
have an tried their hands and become
tired. Mr.. wriscn VIII select bic own
advisers. --Psnsacola Journal That's
ell riwht except the AFTER" n Wilson
waits until the amateurs have hnished
he vii nsver selact-hirrninEhaf
Lsdwur.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Work on pensaculaa new railroad
station has advanced 80 far that they
are beginning % tAlk over there about
opening ceremonies n wiil he. after
Tampa's the finest passsnHer station IN
the state ana VII cost IN the vicinity
~ = quarter of a million % dollars.
u wii be elaborate in arrangement and
complete On ali Sc appointments. The
oreninK o. expected 20 occur about the
nrwt % March Tampa Tines
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Solve the problem 20 perpetual mo-
ton.
fnvent a time clock which every
husband must punch when he arrives
home late az night
Run Cor president OF thn country
and he elected.
Give sc. zoo 900 20 a university.
asroplana.
ron under thf bureau
Get up a Nst 81 excuses Tor night
prowlinE husbands which WiH stand
the suHragst test
Write the lonE-looked f1F great
American novel
Invent pearl shirt stud that can
D. found when wanted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
MorHER o NINE

r. 7 we're hanged on ths highest am.
Z know whose love would follow me
stiu
Mother o. mine.
y 3 we're drowned On the deepest ssa
/ know whose tears would come down
O. me.
Mother o mine.
~ wsre damned az BODY and soul
know whose prayers would make ne
whole
Mother o. mine.
-Rnayard KirlinE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

ms q Teller Kin "a
No ma.
It Die 81 hIHkeF
aw 60 onE Oh t
hong ln h
uH
There are "a Few
On CverE
Wn IA no W. ear
fIr sire hate
nfGI Carl Htma
are aIwaf
ones who are
n uE
tlu tHr IS rr.I
"a come In and
nd chat lantern
ht ls roof enouFH
fhr Ffrf after
A state law pro-
front
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

with the Pensacola Journal enliEht-
sninE AL % West Florida. the Tampa
Tines tellina A. 90 al the West Coast
ana South Florida. the Miami Metrop-
oils Eiviug n ever and anon % The
population % the East Coast anf
Claude LEngies Dixie going into the
nookn and corners - the state a.
large telling 81 tho foulness Of one
Times Union that was constituted 20
stab democracy whenever n was found
most Desirable ~ the Interests" -
b 90. the people 81 Florida should 10
longer BE- deceived ~ this wolf in
sleeps clothinG-,6L Augustine Me-
ter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

The New York sun would 'throw a
re" anf e. On total eclipse n GER
tain dIsfinKuishef statesman. nov az
hfs winter home in Florida. should he
made secretary 81 state % the WusCn
cabinet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACOLIANS


Eleven found insane IN one month
b. the Esacmbia county examiners =
the record reported by the Pensacoia
Journal Always did think that gupher
soup would make folks que~r.--Mianni
Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Pensacola has started repavtng on
Palafo1 street with crsosoted wood
blocks. when compieted this shouts
make ere - the bsst street ravsrnents
In the city.--south Jacksonvilis Jour
nal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Secretary Knox
Surrenders 20 Russia

p.apatches from washinrton say
ffat % 10 C.vsn cot on hish authority
taat The United States ana Ruas.a
aavs reached an agreement - taks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
ON THE SPUR OF
THE MOMENT.


We have letter from a young man
Who IL yearu'aE 90 become famous
havinE tired e.. TIE humdrum 81 fH-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

The royisioniats had better let the
present version - - James severely
alone. n = dimcult enough % com
prehension. 90 % is said. IN its present
form
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

The realization that Pensacola poe
srsssa natural advantages that fsw
cities can boast 90 does not have the
eject % making her a. en- conccitsd--
merely happy and prosperous. thats
All
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

N@HMf @MMfMs
The poets baut
81 gentle fan
In language that is rich.
They hang q blum
And sell the stun
To magazines and sich.
They rave and shout
And rhyme about
The fragrance - the air.
And ~ the SOY
without alloy
That fingers everywhere.
But when Il SHOWS
And rains and blows.
And does a dozen stunts
With haf and sloet.
And lightning sheet.
And does 'cfn all az once.
when Nature drops
And deftly fops
a backward somersauIt.
A thing right now
You win allow
It's time % call q half
sly Tyre T. stil
And never will
Twang for you Is ~ y0re.
on. Autumn. you
Can sure 50 to-
III boost your game no more.
Asserting 90 Uncle Abnsr.
There iH terrible difference hn.
tween a fool and a duru fool The
former hnds b out some time. hut ths
latter never does
When Teller has got eight or nine
children he somehow loses taste for
passionate socks and neckties.
A Teller with an expressive roun.
tenance has Eot no business IN a
poker game.
u beats All what a lot o. bum cook.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Mrs Hetty Greon--wiLhout the anal
-" pieane. Ia celebrating her 7ssh
birthday might have also handed TIE
viris a small slice OF advice on sue
ressful financing"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Before the Bird
is Served on
Next Thursday

Brighten up your dining
room.
Why not procure that
new dinner ware set that
you've wanted so long?
We have twenty open
stock patterns TO select
from, including the cele-
brated line OF Theodore
Haviland china. In sets
Of any size or any pattern.
Ranging in prices from
$500 70 $500.
Some have Sterling sill
yer handles and best quail
ity tempered steel, ranging
in prices from $3.50 TO
$3.50.
Double Roasters, 35c 20
75c, any size.
Coffee Percolaters, $3.50
to $50.
Enamelware, Crockery-
ware. Cook Utensils.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
DIRECTORY
JOHN THOMPSON

shos repair shop.. ladies snd Mss's
shoes neatly repaired while ysu wait
Quick delivery. coods called Ger ard
delivered. ~ South pslafoE street.
Phone ne
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

The college Firis ~ Houston are
backing ire early Christmas shop
ping movument.--iEou Post Poor
things. they are entitled % one day IN
the year IN which 70 saussEe a little
juice cut ~ ltfo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

what delEhtfui exhibition o.
achievement the Pensacola Commsr-
Cial Association is Eivlng 30 other
eammercieI examinations 81 ths en-
tire country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

While reforms are ON why not pay
a little attention 20 the spelling %
tsose names that have come into
prominence since that Balkan dist' -
aucs hrEanP
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Holm s. BEARD

Astorney are counssllor 81 lev. Practice
m al TIE courts, state and federal o..
neea, aoo-Aoi Thlessn Building, persacoia.
Ftorldn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Aren't you thankful that 700 are a
rcunacoiianf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

ne q Mrs wisss Thank ths Lord
% was the pts and not the baby that
vas burned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Those RHo0 900 municipal docks
please remember. are iuat one item ~
tha many that VIII materiailEe with
ths EoinH cat ~ ths year. 1919
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

ms e Teller Nm e. when hs e in love.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Pennsylvania courts have declared
that q man may wed hts uiother-in-
law in that state But this opinion
VAS not based upon any actual oc-
eurrcnce ~ that kind
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-26
He Sure Did.

Mother = Mary, that young
Spinner has been paying a great
deal of attention to you of late.
Do you think he means business?
Mary with a faraway look)-
I am afraid he does, mother. He
is an agent for a sewing machine
firm, and he has done nothing but
try to sell me a machine all the
time he has been coming here.
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tire gone"-or else wonder how
long Chicago is going to be af-
ficted with licensed trust news
paper thugs.
1t is not right to blame the po-
lice for allowing the murderer
or murderers of Logue to slip
through their fingers" z
The police didn't let the muir
derer slip through their fingers"
The murderer Slipped through
the fingers" of the few hundreds
of thousands of careless, hurrying
people who were in the neighbour
hood of the McVicker's theater
building at the hour of noon, Fri
day, December 20.
And as for clues-the police
have only one real clue to work
on, and that is the extraordinar-
lily brutal manner of the murder.
Logue was chloroformed,
blinded with acid, gagged, stab
bed seventeen times, shot and
brutally dubbed.
Such crime could not have
been committed by a normal man;
only the abnormal man goes to
such brutal excuses in crime
and that hint of abnormality in
the murder is the only clue to the
murder of Joseph H. Logue, dia-
mond merchant,
-O-O-
He Sure Did.
Mother = Mary, that young
Spinner has been paying a great
T
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when I got through with my
remarks" said-6ne lawyer, 'the
Jury were in tears" eyes," re-
piled the other, they probably
realized then that your poor eli
ent hadn't a chance in the world"