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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

The Y. p c. L. of the Universalist
church at its regular monthly bust
ness meeting, Friday evening, decided
to hold seciable and entertainment,
Thursday evening, April IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

Staff Capt and Mrs Guard will con-
duet an evangelistic service at p. NJ.
tonight monday in the Gospel Mis-
sion on Water street. These officers
have recently assumed command of
the Northern New England division of
the Salvation Army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25
Daily Ksnnsbse Journa,
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Street Universalist church will hold
its regular monthly meeting, Thurs
day evening, with Willis e. Swift, IL:
Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

The Young Woman's League will
met with Mrs. c. w. Jones, Chapel
street, at 80, Tuesday afternoon, in
stead of Monday officers will be
elected, and large attendance is de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

The wedding and reception Of Dollie
Midget and Tom Thumb. which de-
lighted over 500 people, last Friday
evening. will. in response to the many
requests received, be repeated Wednes-
day afternoon, of this week. at 4
o'clock at the Penney Memorial church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

fine line of aprons, neckwear,
fancy goods, cooked food, etc, may
be found at the Easter sale at the
Green street church, Tuesday after
noon and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

Carl Scanlon, who recently under
went surgical operation at the Au-
gusta General hospital is reported to
be improving and it is expected that
he viii be able to be moved to his
home, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

Hose l at 7.30 a. NJ, Sunday re-
sponded TO "a still alarm at SO Pow
haitian street, for fire in the house
owned and occupied by William f.
Welch. The fire caught from gas
jet in the kitchen and burned through
the partition into the back kitchen and
the chamber above. Chemicals were
used and quite portion of the par
tition cut away. The damage will be
in the neighborhood of $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

The Skiddoo parties. which Manager
Murree has introduced To the roller
skating fans of this city are getting
so popular. that he has decided to al
low the patrons of the rink to have a
half-hour party. every Monday eve
ming One will be held. this (Monday)
evening. from $50 to 10 O'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25
LOCAL NOTICE.

Mrs Nettie Holt Harding viii hold
a circle at the residence of VIM. H.
Davis, SO Stone street, tonight. Pub
lie invited mch25d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25
PHOTOS
THIS WEEK ONLY

We will have on display
large and complete line of
PHOTOS of local people in
our window, don't fail to see
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

Portland friends of Harry j. God
frey. who resided here, many years.
will be pleased to hear that al a hear
ing in Boston, few years ago, the
court promptly discharged him on the
charge of receiving stolen fars. the
charge being made by one Quinn.
Much publicity had been given the
case and extradition papers had been
granted by Governor Plaisted on re-
quest by Governor Foss. Mrs. Cod
frey WAS Jointly accused by Quinn of
having bought furs of him. The
promptness with which the court dis
charged the respondent was on the
admission that false representations
were made as to both Mr. and Mrs.
odfrey.-Portland Sunday Telegram,
March pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

The Regular meeting of the Woman's
Missionary will be held, at o'clock
Monday afternoon, in the chapel of the
South Parish Congregational church
Mrs. Mary Stanley Cannon, for many
years a missionary TO China, will ad-
dress the meeting, and will speak from
the missionary. educational, military
and political viewpoint as she found in
China. The public is invited and a
large attendance is hoped for. Mrs.
II. b. Stevenson and Mrs. C. ID. Booth
by will be hostesses for the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25
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FOR FLETcHER'S
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-25

febl9. mon&thurs. 1Nt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
SLAYER OF BOYS
IS ARRESTED
Police Believe That in the
Capture Of Frank Hickey
They Have Found the
Murderer OF Young Jos.
Josephs, and Several 9th
or Lads.

Buffalo. n. y. New is--wth thu
arrest this morning % ,. Frank Hickey.
e. whiting. ~ .. the police are con
fdent they have captured The alleged
slayer of Joseph J0aephs. the sevcn-
year-oid L.ackawanna boy. Michael
kruck. the New York newahoy. and
several other ads
The principal evidence u0w IN the
hands ~ the police g. said % o. a
letter from Hickey, written under q
New York date and mailed az Whiting.
n. J. The handwritins 81 this letter
ana that 81 the post cares from the
self-confessed murdersr are aileEed 20
be Identical
Hichoy win - brought here imme-
diatsly. BE was arrested I'm Whitina.
n. J.. this morning az q colony Tor
alcoholics whore be arrived last week
He had been patient thare before.
according 20 the authorities. lie cx-
pressed surprise nt hts arrest Al
though proiestirE his innocence. Hickey
said that he waa willing % waive ex-
tradition and &C. % Buffalo az once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20

the spoils. there sesris 20 observers 20
be every induc~ment Tor the allied
Balkan nations % keep their demands
within moderate limits.
The occupation % Alessio b. the
combined ssrvian ana Montenexrin
armies Swing them another foothoid
on the Auriatic sea. is considered ike
~ 20 add fuel 90 the flames 81 the
Austro- servian dispute which have
again hiazed up In a critical way.
Emperor Francis Joseph Il reported
20 have remarked:
We are In fawcr ~ reace. but not
q peace AZ any price. We cannot
STAINS everything
The Auatro- Hungarian cabinet has
sent q sharp note 20 the servian gov
ernment. demandlnG q precise reply 90
al the questions AZ issue The Zeit
says the note wan aisfinetiy threaten
inE IN tone and adds.
-NimorouH measures an give &m-
phaais 70 the Diplomatic demands
should servia's answer again be an
satiafactory"
some papers assert that serda
preparinE % concentrate her maj
forces on the Austrian frontier
Diplomatic circles Do not exclude
tha possibility that the serviana. re-
lytnn on the sympathy ~ the slavs in
Austria HunEary. and on the support
o. Aer Balkan allies. may chalienEe
an issue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
APLENTY
VISITORS SLY
TELL o. FINE DUCK AND soulR.
RgI SHOOTING - Birds ARE
soUvH EARLV-PARTV PROM
INC.

With ducks Tying low over Nice
vile. Florida. and sQairrels overrun-
ming the umborlands about Pollard.
Alabama EHnnors keen for the sport
are preparinE 10 make up the usual
autumn hunting parties.
Tell Of the cold snap IN The north.
thousands % ducks are said 20 have
invaded the county about Melville,
according to J. p. Rawla. who Il q visi-
tor "a the san CarloA lie says there
are thousands o. them there and that
the n0cks are about a month ahead
o. their usual southern migration.
several local sportEment expect %
visit Pollard. Alabama. Wfthin a couple
81 weeks 81 the guest % John Jerni-
san, % that place who "a registered
at the San Carlos.
AR. Jernigau says that four OF Eve
a. least VIII probably visit there for
squirrel shooting and that the sport
VII BE- good as soon as the river re-
cetfes and leaves the swamp In cundi-
ton Cor huntsmen. az IL usual for a
time in December.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
WILL RESUME
BOXING HERE
FOLLOWING ANNOUNCEMENT %
v. n. c. a. THAT IT woUL D
OPEN CLASS. PAsrlnG cLUB
TELLS OF SIMILAR osyGcr.

Boxing seems 20 - taking hoid of
the athlolcnliy inclined ~ rcnnacola
oncs more and. foiioUing che an
nouncement that The y. ~ G. A in
thia city has organized q hoxinE class
the Paatime Athlstic club announce
that q has also Interested itself in
further development of the sport
Already the carpenters are az work
81 tho club and Manager Kari Siobert
announced last night that ths class
vii probably open within a very short
time
The pooi tables have been removed
and two ~ che bowling aue,a have
been covered and IN the space thus al
fcrded a platform has already been
erected FOR the Instruction ring"
A. thcNe 20 comprise the school
round into shape exhibitions viii pc
held and The several clever lads here.
shouts that promise 20 develop into
nifty talent promise 20 draw good
following
The erection Of the ring" marks the
beginninE 81 the gymnasium that will
take ur much ~ the 1oor.spnca now
held ~ the organization.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
BANDITS HOLD UP
TRAIN IN IOWA
Roord Passsns0r Train asd 60 Thresuh
TIE coseh Rsbblss Passengers ~.
dlsorir,inatsiy Of euali Anssuwts.

ottumwa. Ia. Nos live rohhers
held up paaNenwer train Nc. ~ on the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail-
way late last night between Mystic
and Ottumwa and obtained loot
amounting 20 about taso.
A Young. a passenger from the
West save up $50 IN cash and . dia-
mond ring valued az $50. J. q. Zook
his companion. was robbed OF aIl1A
The robbers BOARDED the train ~
MYsti . thirty miles sIuth % Ottumwa.
A. the porter. }. Rohinaon, was closing
the vssllbuie doors 81 the observation
car revolver was pointed a. bis
head and he was robbed o. t6.ae. The
porter vas then compelled 10 LEAD the
way through the ear TIE hrnt pas
senKers met Were Young and Look.
Leaving the observation ear, the
robbers proceeded 90 the sleeper, whsrs
Pullman Conductor Davis gave up
$3.50 and e diamond stud. hirnhe-
man Wells was also aearcnsd but In
money was overlooked.
The remaining 80 miles into ottum-
"a found the robbers riding the plat
forrna Of the observation and sleeping
car. holdlng OF the passengers Ia each
car and mmkinm their escape when
the train reduced speed AZ tne Market
street crossing in this city.
The police department and the
shsrinrs once. wtth bloodhouudn, are
searching for the robbers. -Four sus-
poets have been arrested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
SERIOUS INTERNATIONAL
INCIDENTS Are EXPORTED

Vienna. Austria. NoK. ie--Serloua
International incidents are reported ga
have occurred after the occupation 81
tha Adriatic port 90 san Giovanni "a
Aedua BY the Montcnegrina % Satur-
day. according 10 the correspondent a
The Reichspost al SCularL
The correspondent teiegraphs that
the Turkish troops evacuated san Clio
wanna "a Medua on the arrival OF a
Montenegrin column and he declares
that an Austrian courier from Scutarl
vas fred upon hy the Montsnegrin
troops.
When the Montcnexrin commander
General Martinovitch. arrived az san
Giovanni al Medua on sunday be or
dered tie seizure % the Austrian mail
bars wing there and destined for
scutart
The MunteneErin general then told
he troops. accordins 90 the CORE
epondent. % remove al the goods GA
board the Austrian Lloyd maEazine
vessel anchored IN the port and hs
had al the other Austrian craft WINS
there searched
Tho Montenegrin royal Yacht arrived
in port a. though 20 take dsmonstrn-
tive possession Tor Klna Nicholas
The dispatch continues that ths
Turkish troops intend % attack the
Monteuegrins a. sen Giovanni an Ne
dua today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20

Continued from first Pagsl
Thompson. 4. Howe. ~ Roca. y r.
McConauRhy. J. r. Dolbear. a. ,. Rob
erts. n. X CtiprlnEer. r. =. Oswood. q
y. Sheppard. J. " McHuEh. Consul
for Mexico. Drs BALDWIN a Mcleod
Alonzo Richardson a Co. &. 3. Rryan
y 4. Ricrue. ~ p. Preston. A. ~. Ls
Francois. Paul Armone. W. ,. Costello
= A. Jones. Herman smoke. u. ~
sanders Geo Mcgown. Hubert Y
kroth. p &. willie. J. r Hurst. W Y
Lewts y ~ Clement Co. Rhodes
Futch- Collins Fruniturs Co. oeorEs =
Cassirnus r. r. Parker. J q Mile
Reverend ~. NJ Holt y re- Phillips
A. Captain J. .. walk and one 81
bis aides were unable ~ serve on ac-
count ~ being drawn On tha Federal
Jun, be territory. south ~ wriEh'
street and cast ~ TArrarona street
vas assirrtt - Captain Herridsr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
M'wHoRTgR WILL oar nav
: TRIAL ~ WHITE SLAVE CASE

Shreveport. Ia. Nov. ls--After
verdict % guilty had been returned
today against Lee McWhorter. charged
IN the federal court with violating tho
white slave trnfiAc law. Judge Beard
man took under advinement q motion
fer a new trial
Tie declared that the Indictment
would ultimately be auashod a. thr
evidence showed the violation Wa
begun and carried out IN Arkansas
ane not IN Louisiana. aa was aliegcd
IN the indictment The Indictment
against Bond BncchuB. Jointly Indicted
wtth NcWhorter. vas NOT pressed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20

tconiinusi trom Pass onsl
would be dscimated by cholera before
uey had attained success. aouhtlszs
proved aaridinx factors ln inducing the
conqusrors to listen to the urrinEs u
TIE great rowera and refrain from
pressing home their victory - the
Turkish capital untn they had pr
scented terms % surrender 20 TIE van
ouished and bad met slth q refusal
90 their acceptance.
simultaneously win TIE dispatch 20
TIE Erana Rlzier - their agreement %
appoint peace rlenip0tentarisa ne al
Ned Balkan nations notified the E5ro-
pean powers 81 tire step they Rad
taken and thanked them Tor thoir Of
Ger az modtaflan They added that
mediation vas no longer necessary as
tae porte haA sddressed l.Eclf directly
90 the balkan states who would uoW
treat win Turkey without outside in-
PREVENTION.
That the terms of the victoru ull
he araafie o. known. BAT the European
powers are dolnE their utmost 10 mas
them less harsh than vas az nrs,
moetr1. sifhoat attempting 90 pa
the Balkan confedaracy 81 tha fruIfl
of "a menth.H war
Wlth the Jealous eyes % Russia "a
Comstamtinnple Wlth the recrudeaencs
90 the Austno- servtan dtmcuity On ths
other side e what hitherto had beer
European Turkey and Nlth Roumania
inaauinE What ahs may sxpect ouf q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
.sTIos a , eAss RseIsrgR CASE

Cincinnati Nov. 1.-The trial al
Presidsnt John "a Patterson and
twenty-nine other ofacials Or eK-cfn-
ciAin Of the National Cash Register
Company q Dayton. ohio. charged
with violating the criminal section o.
the sherman antitrust act began
this morning IN the United States
court for ths s0uthern district ~
Ohie
District Attorney McPheFaon an.
nounoed thia morning that ths soy.
ernment had fully compieted zee Prep
aration for the case and was ready 20
30 90 trial while attorneys for the de-
fendants likewise aignined their salts
faction that all hnd been done m the
pruiiminariea that could BE- done
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
DVORAK IS LIKED
BY PENSACOLIANS

Anton Dvorak. the foreign composer
who secured much Inspiration for he
symphonies. notably the New World
SYMPHONY" and for some q the cham
Ter music of hia composition. IL re-
ceivinn weii-earned recognition In Pen
sacola. according 20 the TITO compris-
inr the orchestra AZ the san Carlos.
His misnamed ~Humoresque." one
81 the most valuable additions 20 tho
repertoire % large and small eonduc-
tors In years. seems % have oaptivatud
music lovers % the southland and TIE
san Carlos orchesfra received ave re-
quests for &C. rendition 80 different
times last Saturday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20

among the EtrfEn wminers Who vas
arrested several DAYS aso.
The Chesapeake and Ohio rmflroad
management has sent = hundred o.
more armed railroad oficials into tho
Paint Greek section % mamyd itn
tracks and act In conjunction with
the military.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
GRANTS RESPITE
TO THE ALIENS
eov. Mann Will Psrrn Their cass
20 b Taksn 20 the United states
suprens ceurt

Richmond. Nov. is.-uovernor Mann
today postponed the date of execution
Of Floyd and Ciaud Allen Tor particis
patton IN the HlllHville court house
murders from November 60 10 Dooem
Der fa
The respite Was granted 60 thht
Ciaud Allen could take appeal "a the
United states supreme court un the
ground that Ma lie had twice been
placed IN JEOPARDY. Claud Wa hrst
sentenced 10 fifteen years for shoniing
Judge Maasis and then 10 death Cor
the murder OF Attorney Poster
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
Mr.. ]. NJ. MCDONALD
IS LAID TO REST

Services ever the remains - John
NJ Mcdonald Who passed sway a.
o'clock SUNDAY niE.t uere held &C 81
Michaers church yesterday afternuunt
the corters leaving his late residence.
No. t2s West OreEory street. a. use
. dock
IRE services AZ both ths church and
81 MichaeTs cemetery. where Inter
ment was made. were conducted ~
FATHER Fullerton
Many friends ana acquaintances q
The decense attended fhs funeral AM
many beautiful aorai trihutss were ,n
evidence
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YOUNG AMgRicAN MARINES
TtTLuD FOREIGNER ~ LONDON

f.ondon. Ngv. ia.--orsat lntereat was
taken IN tkn marriage today ~ Chae
wilkins short. ~. whose family cofner
frofn Clncinnati. Ohio. and the coun
tea Camilla Moves. a. Hoiy Trinftv
churcA. bscaase = vas one 81 the verv
few Instances in which an Americnn
man has married titled foreigner
The rnthertng ~ the churrh com
priMed many people prominent IN no-
etefy.
Countess hoToa mother u ths bride
subsequently, gave q reception a fhs
residence ~ her brother. sir James
Beefhom whitehead.
Mr. short resides II Boston.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
MINE STRIKERS
ON THE WAR PATH
Rsportsd That They win shsos 10 ire
hHsary hssdauartsrs 81 sosssora-
cry. West virsin's--oniy Ore coru-
pany IN ths Field.

Charleston W We. Nov fe-pa-
srite thrsateninE conditions IN ths
Kanawha coal field. O. waa decided 10
DAY C amend ire order caliinN out az
additional COMPANIES % the National
Guard 80 that only one company vii
take the aeid
The hundred arn1ed men are report
- moving toward Paint Creek June
tic.n with the expressed determine
ttun 20 shooting az the military bead
Quarters at MontEomery 80 Ia belieV-
"a hY me muitar, authorities that ths
men viii not attack hut wlu he pres.
enf when fhr military court SITS pr ths
/ nrst time Co tr1 =. "a Raluss. . lcadei
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
LEGS AND ARMS
FOR SOLDIERS
zuisustsd Thss sss.o0o VIII Pc Ne.
auirsd Ger Artihoinl Limbs snd Ap.
paratus During ths Coming Ysar.

washington. Nov. is.-The surgeon
general % the army estimates that
SIS. Geo VIII be required for the Tur-
chase % artificial limbs and araratus
during the cominE year. Last year
ninety -four ARTIFICIAL legs enc foot and
81 arms were distributed 90 AFFLICTED
soldiers Under the act Of congress
81 June 1879. and subsequent amend p
meuts. g8.6g1 disabled soldiers aud
sailors have been furnished ARTIFICIAL
limbs or apparatus or have received
compensation "a money.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
tNcRgAsEs CAPITAL sTock

Richmond. Va Nov. ia.--Afiantic
Coast Line stockhoidsrs. in annual
nesting here today authorizes the gro
rused fe eco Geo Increase in ths capital
stock % the raiiwas. r.zSine the -
tai t7e0eo9ce
TIE incumbsns dlreetors we're re-.
elected and they. In turn rs-siected tas
present ofncerH ~ the cemgany.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
WATSON INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

AuEtata. Ca Nov. ta-@Thou. y
watson. editor and publishes - Wat
some TererHonian MaEaKina. was IN
dictel Tonight ~ the federsi wrand
jun. rharEed with sending chse~ns
matter through the mail
The chsrFss are the result - az-
ror.aunR articles IN fhs magazine a.
rected against Catholicism. The trial
probably VII ~ ~ ths March term q
court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
SECOND LVNcHINe IN muRnGR
cAeE ~ MARION COUNTY

Jacksonville. ria. Nov, fgmTha
second lynchinn Tor ths murder 20
James Hefgss and his grand dsuRhtrf.
May Stevenson. last week near Mc.
fntosh. in Marion county. was report
I'll today when the body - Another
Negro was found hnnwina ~ = tree nsar
the scene ~ the crime. The body Ias
been identihed 90 that ~ John Arch
e.. and a is stained this neRru hsfpsd
plan the deuhic murder committed d.
rreech Nstla. who wns irnched few
houra after Gla murder
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
sNEEp rRiA,. PRODUCES NO
NEW EVIDENCES ~ MURDER CASE

Port worfh. Tex. Nov. fa-No ma
tsriaI rev facts we're brought out our
inE the early hours O. todays session
q The trial ~ J. n. Eneed for the a.
ieEs8 murder - CAPTAIN a. - noyce
Witness went over the Eround COW
cred By the first trial of this case iaat
winter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20

bardmsnt which the BulEnrians were
prepared % give. They would soon
have crumhled. Just a. Turkish armies
have uumhled. had a truoa not been
declared.
one % tho most feared OF the Bull
Garion leaders before conatantinopls Il
General Dimitricn lie led the sue
ceaNfui attack on KIRK KilenuL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
FARRAR REsloNs As eouNsEL

Washington. u. G.. Nov. is.-Edgar
"a Farrar of New Orleans today sent
BY telegraph % Chairman Pujo his
resignation AZ associate counsel Cor the
house banking and currency commit
tee On the conduct 81 the ao-cailcd
money trust investigation. IIis prin-
cipAi reason Naa that be was unable
a. spare time from his own Affairs 20
serve the committee. with samuss
Unternyer ~ View York. assistant
counsel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
slpNA ALIENS FATE 10
~ THE HANDS oF JURY

Wytheviite. Va Nov fa-uearing 81
t@efimuny in the trial Tor nnrdsr ~
Nidna Allan. leader of the Allen noun
tain elan that shot ofnciala Of the
fliiiHviiio court IN March. closed to-
day The court recessed 90 consider
Instructions Co the urv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-20
FREE TO
SUFFERERS
a Nss Hoas Cure rhat Anyens Co Zee
WIthout olacomfort or lees % riuas

a Mes Honse Cure rhat anyons Ca Zee
Without ulaccufort or les % rinae
we have a Nnu Msthna that rurea
Asthma. and We want Nnu 20 Try De- al Gar
expense 80 matter whether your case
O. nf tHnW-Htan8inM nF fNrHmt fmNnlurs
uirut Uhrlher if = present a. OCCASIONAL
~ chrralr Asthma. ear mefhof is an
absolute nWr# No matter Or what rih
mate son I've. nH matter what vnuF nEn
nF nEruNafilu. cur mrfhad Wln certainly
flru Vau raht ln Nnur awu home
We especially mmmt o. send So 90 9hnHr
apparently hopeless cases. Nhara a.
fafws 90 infaiers. dnuenes. opium urep.
afHunnH. fumes "pulenf Emnkfra." sfF
have fnNHf we want 60 show sNerVUne
aa our nrr eEnFnHa fhaf thfs nnW Inefhnl
wln end an fifnruH hreafhina al whraa.
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