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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
PROF.J.M.TATE
LIKES THE NEW
DICTIONARY
VETERAN EscAM5IA COUNTY
EDUCATOR PRAISES THE PEN
sAcoLA JOURNAL AND SAYS
THE BOOK ADEQUATELY SUP
PLIES THE ORDINARY WANTS
or INFORMATION.

OF the New Websterian Dictionary
which The journal is distributing to
its readers. Prof. James NJ. Tate, the
veteran Escambia county educator,
writes:
Il am in receipt of a copy of the
New Websterian Dictionary and II
consider the volume as unsurpassed in
merit by any modern edition.
'The Pensacola Journal deserves
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quately supplies the wants of inform
alton. It's size, binding, type, tables
and sundry addenda admirably adapts
itself to the use of the school room.
II shall recommend its adoption as
q supplementary text book, believing
1t will prove coordinate with every
branch of the high school depart
ment'
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

account of Irregularities in his cleo
ton.
Miss Merriam is one of the most
popular girls in Washington society.
She was the Inauguration Of the Mon
day evening dancing class of the
Monday afternoon skating club. She
is a great horse woman and has the
distinction of being the first woman
to go up in an aeroplane in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Curtis belongs to a distinguish
ed Boston family. He is a graduate
Of Harvard '99.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

Would you say, My Dear Miss Dear
Miss or what-?'
Just address her as you would in
the Office" advised the friend.
ooh, that would never do" the
visitor exclaimed; suppose my wife
should get the Ply ungstown
Telegram.
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Page Five.)

went to their respective tables, where
they played with much enthusiasm for
five games.
Lace scarfs were then placed on
the game tables and a delicious salad
course was served.
Those present were Misses Kate
Hall, Buda Day, Ada White, Lillian
Smith, Florence Thatcher, Anne Mae
Hall, Lillian Clarke, Mary Wolfe,
Claude Kirkpatrick, Florida Waite,
Mary Vetter, Emmie Kate Mcmillan,
Esther Thatcher and Johnnie Hall.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
Subscribe to The Journal.
Cecil Lyons Job,

Can you imagine Cecil A Lyon OF
Texas as official bouncer to anybody,
anywhere? Yet they say that is his
job on Roosevelt's triumphal tour or
the country. 1t is job to pull off
the man who would take all the col
oners time and to show him the
shortest route to the door, when he
becomes a bore to the third party
candidate. CeciTs suave manners in
sure that the work is we'll DONE
From the Brownwood Bulletin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
MISS MILDRED KESSLER
MISS SUFFER-
IMPROVING RAPIDLY.

Miss Ethel> Suter Is RAPIDLY i'm
proving after her recent severe illness
and there seems every chance of her
resuming her duties in her school work
at an early date.
Miss Suter has been missed by both
the faculty of the school and the
children to whom she has endeared
herself. It is with much pleasure
that they will learn of her rapid i'm
provement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
FORTY-TWO PARTY
FOR MISS Fault

Miss Helene Faut, since her arrival
in the city as the guest of Miss Will
cox, has received many attentions.
One of the prettiest of these was the
Forty-two party given for her by Miss
Lillian Smith at her pretty home on
East Hill.
The honoree was handsomely gown
ed in a cream lace over yellow MESA
line.
Delicious refreshments were served,
and many games were played, the
guests enjoying a delightful even
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
Little Eetter.

Judge Ramsey has quit Cieburne for
Austin. The judge knows that no
C1eburne man ever gets an office
save by appointment-Waco Times
Herald.
Will he fare better in Austin? Just
at this moment we are unable to re-
call the name of single state of
ficer elected from Travis county
Denison Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

minutes. Just before serving add milk
thickened with -four and let boil one
or two minutes.
Peach Cobbler-Two eggs, 1 cup Of
milk. 2 cups flour, large teaspoon
fuls baking powder, / heaping table,
spoonful sugar, butter the size of an
egg, melted. Pour over one dozen
sliced peaches with / cup of sugar.
Any fruit may be used with this bat
mi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
Saves Leo OF Boy.

TT seemed that my 14-year- old boy
would have to lose his leg, on account
of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad
bruise," wrote D. F. Howard, Aquone,
N. c. All remedies and doctors
treatment failed till we tried Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and cured him
with one box" Cures burns, boils,
skin eruptions, piles. Csc at w. A
D'Alemberte's.
Advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

Here Is woman who speaks from
personal knowledge and long expe-
rience, viz: Mrs. P. H. Brogan, of
Wilson, Pa, who says: Il know from
experience that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is far superior to any other.
For Group there is nothing that excels
1t" For sale by all dealers.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
For Bilious Attacks, Constipation and
all Liver Troubles. Dangerous
CaIounel Gives Way to Safer
Remedy.

Every druggist in the state has no
ticed a great falling off in the sale OF
calomel. They all give the same rea
son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking
it's place.
'CaIomel is dangerous and people
know IT, while Dodson's Liver Tone
Is perfectly safe and gives splendid
results" says DAlemherte's Pharm-
acy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
TUESDAYS MENU.

BREAKFAST.
Concord Grapes Cereal
Beauregard Eggs
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Potato Chowder
Sponge Cake
Tea
DINNER.
Broiled Lamb Chops
Mint Jelly
Boiled Rice Peas
Lettuce and Tomato Salad with
French Dressing
Peach Cobbler
Coffee
Beauregard Eggs-Chop or 4 hard
cooked eggs. Stir them into a cream
sauce and pour over slices Of hot
toast.
Potato Chowder-One-four pound
of ham cut in dice potatoes cut in
dice, 2 small onions, sliced, 1 pint of
milk, 1 tablespoonful butter, / table
spoonful -four. Melt butter and add
ham and onions. Cook until brown,
cover with / pint boiling water and
add the potatoes. Cook slowly for 20
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. Ashton Brosnaham left recent
ly for DeFuniak, where he has entered
Palmer College as a student.
Mrs w. A. Blount, Jr., after spend
ing some time in Atlanta and the
mountains of North Carolina, is now
the guest Of friends in Indianapolis.
Mr.. G. T. Cooper, who has been in
Atmore visiting friends, is expected
home today.
Mrs. J. B. Harris and daughter. Miss
Janet, who have been spending some
time in North Carolina and Georgia,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs w. r. Fell and children, who
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
HIGHEST QUALITY EXTRACTS.

For purity, strength and quality al
ways demand Blue Ribbon Vanilla
Extract. 1t is the most perfect Van
lila Extract on the market, and costs
no more than the ordinary kind. Best
and Takes Less ADVERTISEMENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
scHooLMATE OF GROVER
CLEVELAND IS DEAD

Denison. Texas. Oct TT c. Ford,
aged "a, a G. A. r veteran and
school mate of Grover Cleveland, died
at his home here today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
Notice!

DR.. M. e. Quina has returned to the
city and will be in his offices daily
during regular Office hours.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

have been spending the past several
weeks with friends in Panama City,
have returned home.
Mrs. Louis NJ. Livingston, who has
been confined to her bed for over a
week, is now a great deal better.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
Takina No Chances.

Taking No Chances.
A Pittsburg man, visiting in Youngs-
town. had to drop a note to his
stenographer.
What is the proper way to address
a young LADY," he asked his host.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
MEETING OF
THE NEW CITY CLUB.

The New City Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank E.
Welles, 1911 East Gadsden street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08
IN PASSING

Don't you enjoy passing a group
of women who know each other init
mately and yourself but slightly? Just
watch them some time out of the tail
of your eye"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

"She said 1t was a secret she hat
never told. and added, naively, tina
she hadn't known it herself yer,
long"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

Mrs. w. r. Fell and children, who
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

"She kisses the morning gIories ev-
cry morning before she goes to
school"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-08

TT would be so much easier to
comply with a mans Forgive me- #
1t was not so evident from his man
ner that he had already forgiven him.
self"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02

rene @erirrfer. Gen ferite forisete
paa S~iItoriemsoet at foo titanb ct 81.
terntsoe af Wuipirmsm9no; men %
ban life bIep enig meb Dem, ifi9Iote
ban belle Bunoten no, til ban tiIiIut
itob tgjen aIene | SaIen; ben nnoen
er ii9tet t Sorbsrsretten for "Sno.
brro" | "9et gainIe Gbriitiania", ct
Tibet 8pmuiGilnt, iom ban beitpret.
Saeen er iffe iaa alporlig, iom ben
fer no til, % Solm1o bar ganife pitt
life siort noeet u9rli9t. Set er ben
famine Wanb, iom bill ba grapet en-
SuIe I 9affen | Slotsparfen lise oeo
Den norbre MISUNDERSTANDING -
oct ~iaafaIote Risiebierget - og Der
pIacere Yifineelfibene, en- Soc, iont
f~prbabentIig life eaar ieiennem.
Gf pigtigere ~llbnPpnelier fra ben
ienere Sio fan noteres, at Sperbeitp.
rer Ilatou er blet 8eueraloirefter
for Statsbanerne % Sormanositabs-
Iefreter Iopotat Safob Sse Berger.
meter / ariiiiania. 9egge llonep-
heller er belt upolitilte. Oct pleier
gierne bore noget Bolitif / llobelin'
gen af ~iaaoanne Gmbeoer. Do oct
anier man / oemotrutiIfe Stater bel.
Ter life for at bore gait. gn, iom
bar tjeint fit 2ano / oct politiife SIP t
en- lang Beriooe, bar life alene bsltet
megen grfarine paa mango Strsg;
men ban bar ogiua giort Jig fortlent.
Saaleoes bar man brret bette Sp'
item uoen aorruption peb babe Imt-
manos- % Observation-Disclosures
% enfelte andre itsrre chile Iomini'
ItrationSembeber. 5or nprp9renoe
bar ingen Yolitifer Inieger.
SSnoenior De locialiItiife BARTER |
Sperige % Ioree bar nogle uota'
leier al ben lpenife Socialiitleoer
Siallnar Granting paft megen Hpre.
@nbog De andre Eartier bar taget
Sagen pp. Oct norife Socialiltparti
er iom befienbt iuloo enbper GuIt.
ming, os en- itur Gel al De ipenIte 60.
cialiiter l~igeleoes. Uten Granting %
oct iocialiitiife Stpre ulener amber.
Ieoes. S en- grtifeI | ipenif "Sociat'
beuofraten" i%orleoen beboet Brat
ting fslseuoe Inlfuelier:
9e Iucialoemofratiife Eartier /
Iprae % Sperige bill forbsie lin 10.
iiat til at mobpirfe en- Ggning al
5oriparsbproerne / ianrme @rao iom
De e~rfienber, at motil Solfene lelp
beltemmer lloenriespolitifen mlda pt
reene nleo pisie 8proer til miltr9r
Sifferbeospagt, iaa pt lite logger os
aabne for en- benipnslss Otagt, fom
1toen pioere SmfoItninger eler He'
iifo fan itr9ffe Saanoen no etter Os
oa anneftere cS. - 9ranting merer,
ben Sio nh begpuoer at n9rrne llg,
ga man fan brsfte, / bpilfen Holtr9t'
nina Den fortrolige, pirfelig egte
SamforItaaelie melem SpenIfer og
Iorom9nb, iom oct MI er Wtrllgbeo
for at opnaa, bsr trpsges iioaf lGlles
militere Observation-Disclosures.
Si er aae enig ON, at militGre Sor-
onItaltninger life er Den eroell9e
Sorm for en- ilig Seifpttelie, men ero-
M, en- Sio maa ri erfienoe, at Oct
fpruoen aftaler al forifieaig Sla9s
oaiaa trenges llbilag al Sllle I'll,
ON biS'e andre @arantier ipigter, at
bpoae Nationens ipiiife araft til at
iorIpare llafbGngigbeoen. vt nlaa
ga life opfsre os, iom ON pt nar om'
oipet al StorItater, bpcr Soctaloe'
mofrotict beitcmmer &etntn9sltn'
ierre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02
merico for 90 MI.
timber Inarfiets Sesn.

Set Ter life nibere Init no | a1ta'
buacs Sono. Sen politiife Sori3ont
msrfner mere og mere til, og for
aippeS isger mar DEN ItGrfe Saano,
Iom ifuloe ia Horet % itpre Hatio'
men ino / roligere SaroanO.
2'nncien &egime bar c%orruntperet.
&orruptionen bapOe 9ot Jig ino lom
Ell 4rGftifabe / Statslegemet. SrG'
iioenten par omeit al en- Gamariaa
al SIest % Senner, iOm fog or.
0entIig til Jig al 6aoet. De itoo
iom en- Wfur ON BEN 8amle, % Der
ituloe Ell ~orbentlig 8arbeife al en-
Yengepuitg til for at lape Spr9ffe
/ Mliren. Sntriger og geitiffelier,
@enner os llperner dfgioroe 8ompa-
niers og aoncesiioners SfiGbne.
Meo andre Orb, there mas lone.
thing rotten in the itate OF Rerico"
- mep ct milot llotrpf. Men Ell
Silg iorItob ben gamle Heaiering,
oa oct Dor of boloe Sroen % go /
9onoet. Il grigorbage bar iom
~borthl9it. Hsperi os Sperialb paa
~ioeesIsie Teripner bsrte til Sieloen.
beberne, % trpst futoe man pr.
Saue, tilbet e0er tiIiobs reiie, bpor
man piIoe. Sg Sanbelen blomitre-
De. % SSnonitrien tpe ct uanet Sp-
iping / DC treoipe gar, Serlisbeoen
pareoe. s oct Itore beleiaqet bar
@eiolfniusen tilireoS meS DC 3aar,
ben lepeoe mber.
Meu Oct er iau unoerlist meS Dis
ie balplatinife Hationer. 5 29ng.
Sen saar De iaa fori9rSelis mart
tr9t al Set 5ilpante.. 9ibt Soran.
bring mn % oa. ct SpIsb, eGer BELT
Ell lioen RepcIutiou til SrofoIten,
~8ariatio oeIectnt~, gb bien, 81
ioa toa De NiSfornsiebe. Dem timber
| man 10 urber etbpert SimmeIitrse
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02
farmereu o. Sanfp9leuet.

Den amerifanife 6armer er Ell
mrgtig Serre os oil blt enOnu mag
tigere, efteriom 6orboI6ene ubpifIer
ia og ban fonmer til i'm illIoe &ct.
Bore Sarmcre frembriu9er baglI1
me 8iebonune til ct geIsb al $25,.
100000. 0e brrlqer bucr SeIt
9onffreStt til ct 8eIsb al bmOreoe
uf Niliuner Dollars; men paa'
errre af bort forGISeoe garfpGIerl
MO be betoIe oprt for 6enre areoit.
Zen foiter BEN ~bctpbclia mere eno
0cu oiIoe | uoaet al De oltore Sanoe
| Den cioiIiirrcbe @erben. Zen To-
ueitc Rcrtr | be 6oreneoe Stater be.
tales al SpetuIauter | be firurcieIle
Centre; man tuqer fin Dton iaicn
poa SSormcrrp. Reu 10 bsiere Rer.
Ten er paa SupitaI anbrast | Sorb'
britqct, beito beiere er Brobuttious-
rmfottuinaerHe, % SmbbrugSpro.
buftcrne iorbnreS I SorhoIb BERTH;
IsIeelig opftnor Ell ScropreIie al De
meit npbperbiqe 2euuetSmtoler. 9et
er bette SorbpIo, iom 9ier, at nan
ru mere % mere fanr Ginene op for
Den STRENGTHENING, at baaoe Sar.
mcrne og 5orbrueerne al 2unb'
brugssrpbufter bar life ioa Tibet at
ninbe oeo en- Reform / bort gantp9.
80,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02
SanSetS Kornmarfeo.

Ct SorboIS, ion | De ienere aar
bar t~iIbrogct fg Spmertiombeo, be-
Der Oct | ct SugbInS, er Sc 5orereOe
Stuters itGrft ~ioiroeHSe Gore til -
u0e1ior fine egnc Guemerfcr - at
biorage nj &croeuS T%oripniug al
neutrality-suspicious.. Otter at De
Sorerebe Stater / en- Iarrpfte bar
oGret ct Sopebforipuingsite0, bpor.
ira 6er gamIc, tGt ~beIolfe6e Ser
Den bar beutet en- itor Del AZ tine
2tpsforreoeubeber, er set Eroout.
t~iou5operituo al MISUNDERSTANDING
geIier, icm De bar funnel afle for
Grport, Nar efter aar ~iuuroet mo.
Somtibig bar ANDRE 2anoe iom Nrs
aentinn og Canada itltot iig trent
reoe hi at irotage oeu HIobs, iom
be Sorenebe Stoter tioIiocre bur no.
foIbt. com IsIoc bcrof boIbcr ser
pno at ioregao Ell betuonin9&fuIO
6orifponinq / @erOen@bauoelen.
De- ,5orepe0e 5totrrs Trohuftior
~ aorr n N ;t,o mel ooioo 1911
rror Pr nrrmsrp l1~nhericocrie niicr
NJ hpu q lanai NOR mr. boIht
1friDt men ReioIfuirorra 5iynrr,
VI non rnit of,ertI;,oiorte 1toti,tif
iom omfotter Qeriooen t9OO-19O9.
ices Def iooIebpg. Of mems RcioIfuir.
oeu ! bette Sib5rum er itcoct rrcS
81 pGt. pr SET iomJenr greoI rmher
SpSurfrino fun iorsoet men ! pgt
@onife piit por grtoaet NJ Y,rb.
eienbomne poret meo # p6t men
bette forflare$ neo BET Iforc Nrt,I
Smooiorme iii Inrfpiuo nj Iruot
o. 8reniooer. ipn1 er opitooet ;
oenne Teriooe / HrrbeSer NJ 3,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02

1899. 9ennc Ncbpa1ig oppciebes
peS en- Reogane I grporten. 3 aaret
1900 erportereoeS Ger 1876, 900
gribeIs eIler 1913 PCT Of oct fore
g%oaenoe Gors Ssit. mems grporten
| 1909 Fnn uSetprbe s7,364, 900
9uibeIs eHer 1873 PCT. af Ssiten
fra 1908. Get 2dnbet f~orbrugtc
aouutiim ptier en- Iiben SorsgeIie
pr. Subipib, nenlIig SO YuibeIs I
1909 moo CO gnibeIS t 1899.
glabet eisr opmerfiom paa. at
Sernbanemoanaten s. =. STU, bois
SrS bar ierIig gpgt paa bette Ont
raaoe, for en- Ito iiben oeo ct Wssoe
al gantmPno bar uotaIt fin Bella.
geIle oper bette SorboIb og Iaet iine
Stlberere paa Sierte, at Sauobru.
gets &riuiel alto bdp6e pPret % al
ito moatte bli en- VettugeIie for San.
bets 8eIfpro, og at ole arPfter
bur0e ipttes tnb pua at iorbeore
Observation-Disclosures aaar os
lpre ben at iorsse areaIetS yoeepne.
Sgiau peo "Sbe american Ban.
terS NsIociution"s aarIige Wsoe |
Ncip Orleans / Tcpember flor bIep
SpsrGSmaolet b~rsitet, % Ger bIep
Ell iGrlig aomitr meo oct
6ornooI at orbeibe FOR 2~anobru.
acts llopIfIing % Suuobefolfnin.
9ela teoretllte % praftilfe Opera.
Vtan buaber beroeo iom be.
flenNt at gisre Sipet paa Suuoet
mere tIItr9ttcnoe % ioaIeoes ltanoie
Den lta0ig itigenoe llOpanorina ira
Sonooiltrifterne iii gperne. Ser.
llGIt oil man lore Sanoboerrle at iaa
'terre uobDtte al ,Soroeu % eroelia
ls8e at opellte oct minbre Sanobrua
OeO gbelie al 9oun til Sptjsb al
imaa Gienoomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02
ct peloiet Kor,
6ra Stocfbolm meooeIeS 6eu 15f

0ra Sfoctbolm me00eleS 0en lobe
Slllt:
0IpmpiaOelrS Sanserieit - euer
lonl Den oificielt beo Den auOen al.
mlnoeIlge iOenife Sanserielt - blep
Ell lmponerenoe 9egtpenbeS.
Den peIoiee Saneerbpr, opbitot
ira belle Spertges 2ano, iplfebe fla
i'I'oer Tine Saner Sreoag aften j
San9erbalien for eiter en- Brspe ON
SorntioOagen at ilaa tit isrlte itore
Slag.
lloipnet oper Sangerbaaen, iuIot
ltG'ten til iioite YIao$, bar praot.
'lllot, Ifrlper "Soenifa 9aQblaoet"
) &rapperne / 9~agsrunopn Itinner
Den inebpioe @re al Sanaerhler,
oct foloSiale Earterre % De iufces-
llot oerfra ltigenoe Ifiatier lpier al
etegnntc Gragter, Stuoenterbuer,
'oen'tc 6arper % glaze aniiater,
&ongeionllIien talrl9 reprPienteret.
Gtter al aongen er billet % bupoe
oobltet Soften, luoer aongeiangen
IRA De tonlpofte Sungerrpfter, bru.
Yer 'om Del oIori8 isr, % De 2epe-
raob, 'om felger, Dana JON 6ifan
me!len Mtltrene. Sangen uoiereS
laa goot % troos Den operpploenoe
Strait laa tIangltlsnt, at aonaen bsit
notalcr jim Seunoriug % Saf, oa
man ler Gronuingena ifiGre blaa
SIomIter bite.
S~oiepbions "&drt Suno" flinaer
% toroner giernem @aQeu, ida ser
aaor Singer gienncm ale ipenife
0icrter. SoIiO / aonliitcnS, praat.
Tilot / SLAMS lpoer Nltforocrne, no.
ItrooIcn0e &ormc % 6arpepraQt. @i-
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ltot@ "@lab idiom fdgcln", Sober.
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SpCu".
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inooant &or. &n0trpftet cr itcrors
tct, oucrOpIoenOc. Set eienoonmc.
ltgc i~notrUilcr, al oiaie benueo 1900
StcWmIcr lmclter iauumen / en- iou at
'lde fcrnl't Screening, bpor 0e bcoitc
Sn8rcoicnler ganitc borita9er 9iiet-
ten al De mlliQcna miubre qooe Gle.
mcutcr@ &n0iat$. WfoOiutninger %
Gtfferenccr aour op i Ell bsierc TN.
hc0.
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Sang htotiI bar prPiteret! uobrpoer
en gammeI, Goel SuuqeriiGI, lom
par me0 / Eurt3 1867.
% man tau life un0et enc beuns
Ore bette, at laa mango tlllulb San.
qere eiter tuapt en- Zines SamIiana
ton hinge oct enc pouitclige Gumcr
efter oct aubet meb ct ioa pcrieft
SambOIo % Ell iun ieIiom Hllonce.
ring.
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fun p%aohsrte itoaenoe % meb blot.
tebe Soueher, par iunaet, rlnaeot
applauien og trampebeS DER uopber.
lia, motil Secret enbelie Loo iig be.
p9ge % itemte op STD iiarf, 81
SjuietS Aibbarpaft", oep berIig,
Soneiaue, iom bIeu Den praetiulo,
aiilutuius paa oenne mPstise aon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02
Nasteiu y. W. giuruitae. inm h

bnpt Spipn meo Dc milii9re gpelier
peO Sparta. NiS., er Tor Sioen I
minneapolis FOR al afb9nbe fin Sor.
refining beriteoS, bo ban / n9r Srem.
ITO ifal tiItrGbe lin me Stiaina iom
0iilitGrottnhe i Berlin Spiflnub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02

Sfolerue bar MI Serie, og til Be
forifieQige Seriefolonier oppe | San'
BET og noe peo apiten lenoeS tuIener
al 9arn til SEGREGATION % Stprfelie.
De ipase og ipgelige Barn ienbes no
paa Sistire ilboper 5ioroeu til min.
ore 8oIonier. 400 iaaoame ienoeS
no iaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02

pusKp a. s,cosB GLASS sAnss IUsT lbTr 1908 AZ fHs Posi-
oyrcr Az proos.H. low. vspn uI Aa " CoSsErss or
Macs 8, 1891,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-02

Sopeoitaoens itsrite Soretagenoe
er ubentoiI llnbergrunosbanen fra
Sisrnet al R~uieIsfpeien Iige peo Sea
tipnalteatret, UNDER Slotsparfen og
Scmansbpen til Waioritueu. arbei'
oct paa oenne er MI / fulo Sang, og
/ 1914 fan mo antagelig fisre Der
op unber Slottet. 9e fsrite spade
tiff bIeu eiort lige neoenfor aarl so.
bans tatnen foran Slottet, og III
ounorer Spnamitten Der bper Gag.
Evening journal., 1912-12-31
INCORPORATE TO
FIGHT LIQUOR TRADE

Incorporated at Dover. headquar-
ters Of the National Anti-License Le-
gion, whose purpose 1t is to antagon-
ize the white slave traffic and liquor
trade. have been opened in this city.
Temporary officers have been named
and it is proposed TO extend the work
of the association all over the United
States. the Offices to he flled by men
of national prominence.
While the organization is to be
non-partison, according to William
e. Hawkins, the temporary president,
he says: I'VE propose to make this
balance of power party" and ex-
planned that when legislation is de-
sired, the legion representatives will
80 to the legislators, tell them they
have enlisted so many votes and that
If the legislation wanted is promised,
the legion will give that party its vot-
ing support
Women Will be admitted. Horace G..
Eastbu.n has been elected temporary
vice-president. while Alexander NJ.
Daley of Dover, has been named as
general counsel for the society. c. b.
Kitchen is the secretary and general
manager.