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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

caey q Ps-rn-na u snch. even In this
awful emergency. that ! replied;
sir. you ard I are nov In the viHcr
81 nfe. n may happen that this LADY
win live - zee Ne buried"
After a harfv examination ~ the
case prescribed Pe-ru-na 20 ~ tax
sn every honr. and n she vas not
better IN the norninE h let me know.
n vas twe weeks before 7 again
hoard from the case when me huH-
band entered nv cfnoe. radiant with
Soy. and. not waiting Tor the usuai
saiutationa. exclaimed;
Doctor. my wife - wert-
"oh. no. wou mean she r. better
! replied. Rut the enthusiasts hus-
hand insisted that hir wife YES "wsn
and the heartiest eater a. the table
The fact vas that. while she had
made astonishing Improvement she
vas ohii9rd 70 continue the use ~
re-rn-na many months In less than
. year uhr was entirsiy sell and has
remained ~ since. and her treatment
from the beginning % the end was
Pe-ru-na and nothing else. To have
seen her a. the time ~ me fret visit
n would have been Impossible % hs-
hsve that any medicine ~ other earth
" power could have saved her
This case IL no more unusual or
astonishing than a great many Others
that my iist contains not only ~ dis
eases o. the lungs hut % al mucous
surfaces
Cases ~ dyspepsia. diarrhsa and
dysentery which have withsteoi an
other treatment. have yielded a once
BY the use ~ Pe-ru-ns.
Numerous eases ~ Rriwhrs disease
~ the kidneva acute catmrrh and
rheumatism. female diseases. that had
been treated locally for years. Wera
instantly relieved and finally r~cof-
cred ~ pe-ru-na In short. every
disease Affecting any mucous mem
hrane % the body that has not already
rome beyond All earthly hsip. frequent
" makes astonishing recovery.
A. . general tonic ana appetizer
Pe-ru-na has no superior n IL
certain remedy FOR worn out o. tires.
out human nature. Cases r. nervous
prostration. ioma ~ vitality and sleen-
ie~Hness are All treated ~ pe-ru-nn
with such undeviatinE succsHs that
wherever 4 is used n ranks as the
greatest tonic known
In future articles ] viii rerite other
cases ~ similar Interest. In doing 30
I shall not allow tho slightest ekaw-
rerntion or fiction "a mar the real
ism which the simple facts alone give
a. any narrative Of this kind.
pe-ru-na. Man-a-iin and fa-ru.pia
manufactured BY the pe-ru-aa Gem
ranv. Columbus. ohio. Sold a. IN
drug stores.
SPECIAL NoTlcW~Manv persons ".
duira fer The Oh Tive peFsrum rheV
want the reruma that their NatheFN aus
MetheFa mseH ~ take The Ga pnFsinh
q noe called Enfarun NJ vnuf drunNlaf
or dealer does rot hemu N fer sale wfftn
ths Kafnrno Company. Cniuntua. Ohin.
ana they wir tel 200 ~ about a. tAnVl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
KILL
CHICAGO MAN
THEORY OF FRIEND IS THAT The
BODY FOUND ~ DAM WAS
THAT oF WILLIAM y. MORE
WAS on RIVER CRUISE.

Chtearo. New Murdered -
river pirates. robbed 81 $40 and his
hodv thrown into che Illinois river
thIH on the theory which frirnds are
nov advauriur In explanation - the
death ~ wfn'sm p. More. s3 south
Aberdeen street whose body vas
found HoafuE over the dam "a Bearda-
town. Uu. Friday.
nr D T. HYDE. b. lives a. ehti
Irvine Park boulevard cousin 81
the murdered man. has iust returned
from an investigation ~ tbe tragedy
ur HYDE says that More. a. has been
hfs custom f1r the last twelve years
started on hts annual cruise down the
river in % Easoline launch % his own
construction. towing hydro-aevc-
plane. else - hia own handlwork. IL
bad $50 utth him which he expected
90 provide Cor food.
Near neardstown. ~. HYDE SAYS. he
found witnesses who saw More IN con-
vcrsatIdn aIfh three boat men. That
was enc lnsf seen ~ hlm alive nr
Iirde believes that More invited the
men aboard hia launch and that taey
murdered him when they learned hs
had monry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
OF
ROBINS KILLED
BY SPORTSMEN
THEY ARE CONSIDERED GAME
BIRDS ~ FLORIDA AND EACH
WINTER MANY Are sLAUGH-
TERED.

The robin has always bern con-
aldered = game bird "a Florida. and
thousands % these birds are killed
here during the Water months. accord
Ing % reports issued by the state
Audubon Society. The society secs
on % state that there are not a.
many robins winterinH IN Florida az
there used 90 be- and that. when we
realize that TIE winter robins % FLOR
i'd represent the summer population
% many states. "a becomes apparent
how fast the birds are decreasing It
IL said that throughout she country
there 10 now bat one robin % even
ten % FORMER times.
That the robin should - taken OF
The game list and given absolute pro-
lection "a our state is shown b. the
following extracts taken from farmers
bulletin No. 81. issued ~ the United
states department % agriculture
AN examination o. 800 stnmach
shows that as per cent Of the robins
food II animal matter. principally tn
Hecta. over ne per cent consists 81
beetles. 10 per cent grasshoppers. 6
per cent oaterpillArs. and 7 per cent
o. various other insects including a
few spiders. snaiis and angieworms.
AT the grasshoppers. caterpiuars. and
most Of the beetles are injurious. and
q is safe 10 say that noxious insects
comprise more than one third Of the
robins feed.
Vegetable food forms nearly Es per
cent % the stomach contents. over a.
per cent beinE Wild fruits and a ut
tie over 4 per cent being cultivated
varieties In view q the fact that
tire robin takes ten times az much
wild fruit as cultivated fruit. N seems
unwise % destroy the birds 70 save 80
little"
Furthcrmore IRE robin e one % the
worlds most famous song birds A
FloridE LADY spent the past summer
IN Virginia: and one evening ~ twi-
iisht she heard the voice 81 the robin
coming from the shadows % the lawn.
and exclaimed -Oh. listen 90 the
hooking bird" She Was mistaken.
bit the incident illustrates the sweet
ness % the robins song
Thirtv-two states have given the
robin absolute protection throughout
ire year which has caused the bird %
become very tame and confidinE. The
FLORIDA Audubon Society contends that
q Is beneath the intelligence and diE-
nifty % our state 10 class as game
this spiendid cong BIRD too small fnr
food and too gentie 20 invite tie
hunters lust for sport
A blil viii aooordinsiy be introduced
~ the neat legislature requesting that
THE robin be protected a. . non game
bird.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Remember the Quaker Hsa1th
Teacher proves that Quaker Ffs-h
Remedies ain cure Rheumatism. Ca
tarrh In any vtaEe kidney. Liver and
Stomach trouble. Constipation and
Ind Eestion. siso expel AL wurrn germs
from ire system. no matter 70 % - =
tape worm IN man - woman. ~ ths
little Waite pin worm. that makes
those dark rings under TIE chudH
eyes. that nervousness and screaming
aut On their sleep. biting ~ the finger
nails. watch out or o. win he TOO late
Quaker Herh Extract 81 q bottle. Tor
use. on - Rain ganirnantl Tor al
arnss ard pains % cents We recon-
mend them. HaIzoomr DRUG Store fg
south ralatg2 street tAdfy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
The Quaker Health Teacher Pleased With His Work

when ne Health Teacher was here
"a ire drug store ss stated be was
greatly pleased with the praise that
had been bestowed on the Quaker
preparation People who have had oc-
CASTOR 20 lnvestirate are surprised BY
the large number % suffering and az
nictsd citizens uho had called On NE
ln this cIty While fhIa may seen
unusual O. are majority. g. only bears
out the old saying that one-haif
% the world does nos kuow how toe
other hair uVes. - t is with the
healthy man and his sick brother. and
when Ho many people come CD me and
feu noe Chat tHa Quaker Remedies
have helped them. GO gives me- ue8t
pleasure Or Z have q uFttl ga1d l1ea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
NEWATTACKON
NEWSPAPERLAW
TWO NEW YORK JOURNALS HAVE
FILED BRIEFS M THE UNITED
STATES SUPREME COURT AT
rAcKiNe coNsrITUTtoNALlTV
o. LAW RECENTLY ENACTED.

Washington. n. G.. Nov. 23.-That
the recently enacted law compelling
newspapers 20 publish the names q
their stockholders az well as 10 Label
paid political articles was unconsti-
tuuonaI and that the government has
no right 10 regulate q private business
r. TIRE substance Of two printed briefs
that have been filed by Robert g
Norris and A. n. Plante before the
supreme court OF the United States.
The case is set Tor oral argument
before the supreme court on December
LEI The printed brief was filed IN be-
hair OF the Journal % Commerce ard
Commercial Bulletin q New York
Both are financial newspapers and
stock brokers
IA Is claimed By the attorneys that
such q law wiil work untold injury
to the IS. 600 magazines. newspapers
and other periodicals published On the
United States and that Al a corporn-
ton ~ doing business on borrowed
money "a must show The vulnera bic
spots ln is financial armor 10 the
benefit OF rs competitors and enemies.
Banks and other large financial iu-
situations viii refuse % loan % money
Tor fear that they VII be held out
and advertised as supporting or con
trolling It's editorial or political pol
icy. Nor are these fanciful objections.
To the business man they are real
and alarming.
The attorneys warn lawyers. doc
tors and other professional men that
f this act is upheld congress may
equally require them % publish aud
disclose the names 81 their clients.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
HAIR WILL LOOK BEAUTIFUL
AL YOU NEED Is . CENT Bottle HAIR
GIFTS LUsrRoUs FLUFFY ABUNDANT AT ONCE.

Tmmcdlats7-Yeaf CcrtainT-thats
The SOY ~ On. Your hair becomes
iight. wayy. fuffy. abundant and ap-
pesrs a. soft lustrous and beautiful
a. a young girls alter Danderine
hair cleanse Just try fhis-moIsfen
cloth with a little Danderlne and
carefully draw Ia through your hair.
taking one small strand az a time.
This yin cleanse the hair - dust. dirt
of excessive on and In just a few mo-
meuts you have doubled TIRE beauty
~ your hair.
a delightfui surprise awaits nartic
u'arly those who have been careless.
whose hair has been neglected or O.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

have been practieinE medscins
since 1855. Most % that time ! have
been using Pe-ru-na as my principal
remedy. So many unexpected rccov-
cries have teen made By those Cor
whom I have prescribed Pe-ru-na that
Il would take = large book 20 contain
them all They keep coming up %
nay mind one BY one. Whistler on my
farm, Or a. home, whether playing
with my Erandchildren. or conductinE
my large once business. these inc-
dents of old-time Pe-ru-na cures
steal IN upon my memory unawares.
Taxa Tor Instance. single case
from the extensive ~: ~ similar Gases
In my diary % cases treated. aa an
example % the cures that Pe-ru-na
used 10 mako
Mrs. 7. s. Ebcriein Cth.n % Pitts
burg. Pa, afterwards % Keokuk.
iowa). during the year 1888 began 20
develop usual symptoms % catArrh o.
The lungs. CouEh was one % the hrxt
symptoms. which gradually grew
worse IN spite % al treatment. The
sputa. AZ first slight. became ahun-
dant and purulent occasionally
streaked with blood. A rapid loss Of
flesh and flagginE appetite filled her
relatives with forehodinEs The hec-
tic flush. night sweata and supproa-
sion % the meuas~. ieft no doubt az
% tire nature o. her diseaFs
Prom The FIRST physicians had been
employed. Cough medicines. tonics.
cod liver on and Stimulnnts were re-
sorted 20 BY her phvsician1 without
avail
The hrst physician employed was
Dr. williams. Penn Ave. Pittsburr.
Dr. Clifford % Allegheny city. waa
next called. and then Dr. RiKws. 81
PiftsburE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

scraEEy. fadsd. dry. brittle or thin.
Besides beautifink the hair. Dander-
me dissoives every particle ~ dand-
RUIZ. cleanfes. purifies and inyiEor-
atea fhe scalp. forever Htoppinw itch
Ing and failing hair. bus what wtil
please you most VII Be after q few
weeks uss % Danderins. when you
win actually see new hair-hne ard
dowuy a. nrst-ves-but really nsu
hair growing 81 over ths scalp. II
you care for pretty. soft hair. and
lots ~ a.; surely set e IS cent bottle
~ Knowlton'a pauderine from any
drug store or toilet counter and Just
Try o. fAdv }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

~ the suffering that there - n this
c1untry.
Mrs 4. Eiwnrs said. Z uaa sub
iect 20 awful nervous headaches and
diEzy spells. often I had % clutch 81
objects % prevent myself from falling
when these spells came over ne our
iuE NY periods Z suffered great tor
fure.
4 called on ne Health Teacher
when be vas here and bought q bot
he ~ Quaker Herb Extract and BE-
san te improve after the very arst
eose. 7 have had no headachs o. diEEy
spells Eince. . Just pass throuEh my
Eerit a. naturally. without pain az an
noyarce. ( heartily recommend Quak-
er ncfb EAfrart o. women aao suffer
81 1 haFe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

wintcrEresn. thrmoi and other inrr~d
tents which penetrate % the disease
germs THIS cooling wash destroys the
germs and throws them OF. leaving
the skin smooth and healthy
We guarantee ths Grst fuu sized
bottle. You are 20 get 81 and decide
= ~ r. worth the price m not pat
nothinE. Crystal Pharmacy. tAdrl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

irregular bowei movements lad 20
chronic constipation and eonstipat-
- habit fiiis the system with impur-
tiles. HERBfNE IL great bowel
regulator. n purincs the system. VI
taiiEes the blood and puts ths diges-
tive organs IN nne vigorous condition
Price 80 eenta sold b. al druRwista
Jaw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Scaled Like a Fish!

Mr y J weimer. - PennEyivania.
a sufferer from EcEerna. writes
"a scaled uko a nsh--had tvo dor.
tors. hnt rnt wurse All the tirne-aft-
er using only three bottles ~ n. n n
I can truthfuiiy say Z am cured
This q o. - Prescription Is a mid
wash scientifically compounded from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
HOTEL MURDER
CLUE IN LEVEE
REPORTS M CHICAGO DISTRICT
TELL OF WOMAN FROM MICH.
IoAN WHO SEARCHED FoR az.
RING DAUGHTER. BUT TO NO
AvAiL-poLlcE ARE WITHOUT
SLIGHTEST eLEw.

Chicaro. Nov. s1-wtth their clues
sons Nlimmgring one ~ one, the pc
lua today founa themselves a. Sea
in their EFFORTS o. solve the mystery
which onveiors ths woman Who was
murdered ~ the sarafoEa hotel and
the man who Jared her 90 a room and
KILLED her vita q heavy hammer
eve need sherloCk Holmes on
thia ease" SAID Captain llaipin 81 toe
HetectIKc bureau % tha uewspapcr
men when lhey asked him for news.
we need a. Edxar Allen Poe. was
ere response hs received.
HVrrv ciew had been run - tHe
around ~ ths detectives without avail
when CAPITALS uairin declared that au
be end bis men could o. vas Co
await dcVeiopments
Aprsai q Az Cities
THE police today Hrnt "a minute &C.
aarinfion of che murdered woman. Coz
Esfher vie description ~ her
SLAYER. Is every cts n ths United
states wiz an appeal that records
uf missing persons be searched in an
rndeavar n IND q description that
would tails vIfh that % me slain uo-
man
Capitals Haipin started ON new
'afk az Hveaunation when Miss Kate
Adams. 10 works % save enc riris
from tire IrVee district told BIN a
story wheh she had beard whispered
Or the rF-ntv second street red light
district
AerarHrr fe fhr sfdrv. a uumnn -
fbc naur of Foadick. from a suburban
town war Detroit. came 90 Chiraro
dive. Hhe went 90 the aeEreEated dis
trici 80 was toid mat her daughter
rad gre FRI New York
White Slave charge Made
Thf F0sdirk woman fhsn. accordinw
to ~ story. declared she would place
the are before fhc federal authorities
and ass far prosecution 20 a man Tor
yio'ttIon 90 the Mann white slave
aet
se vas tssn told that if she went
te Ne saratnEa hotel she would learn
Hunnfhiur about her daughter. &C.
cooling to the Adams story The man
Fio took ths woman to The saratasa
hstei and slew her is said % have
ben the man who would be prescott
81 Cor hringInx Der daughter here
rem MlchlEan.
Trace Wonan's shos.
fhe police lnarue1 that che name
khHnn. found in tht wum1ns SHOE
e. that 81 q Shoe firm n Cincinnati
THE police today worked "a cieW
Furnished ~ teu women Who work In
CHICAGO factory They taIH Captain
taaIrin mat an acquaintance WHO
nerkra in Che factory BIAS been miss
ine since ere faE of fhe murder Tnfv
fearr1 she might le lha victim
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Mrs. Justwed-Just think - n dear
go one twenty-five years from day
before yesterday viii bs our silver an
adversary judge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
DEMO|RATSAYS
REPUBLICAN IS
mo- A RESIDENT
FIGHT on a SEAT M CONGRESS
Is o lN Pennsylvania DIS
rRlc, WHERE A REPUBLICAN
ts 0MiNEE.

Phtdsiphia, Nov. 28-The right ~
gears g. Graham. republican con
srernan elect rem the second dis
tricmf this city. % a seat In rhs ma
fianl law-maklnE body has been at
tactd hv william schipf IT,. his
faacrafic opponent. ard in q state
rnet made ~ Mr. Echupf YESTERDAY
he nd Gated be would carry the issue
o. congress.
: atting forth hls attitude Mr.
ralp not only bases the ienihiHty
~ Mr Graham On the question 90 the
lMfeT1 claim e. residence Ca the
csrnmnNealth 81 Pennsylvania. but
iffimfea there may BE- other cues
Tons brought out that yin materially
aTecf pr. Craham's qualifications
Shouts The issue Pc laid before the
conrria thar viii meet coIncldent with
ne aFent o. toe Wilson adminiatra-
ton.
Adfionai interest is given a. ths
reaith taken by ar schiipf BY rea-
aon the fact that Mr. Graham. wao
vas lrmefy district attorney 81
rhnniphia. is now prominent cor
rorssn attorney o. View York and
phuelnhla. while Mr. schupf - q
boob hlnder. who works Tor daily
van az BIS trade
Rivals Politicai Records
m men are widely known rolifi-
call IN their respective parties Ora
haf - q furcefui political orator and
~ ommanding personal appearance
Hthaa engaged en- many republican
capalEuu I'm the city and state Sch
1if r. small Of stature, with = record
upward of eighteen years Of active
dlaion work as @window book"
un IN the Gsmocratic ranks and FOR
IRE thah ten yeara ~ that time lden-
fed with every local independent
iiticai movement against the dcml-
Ant republican organization bosses.
a
Put porua plaster on the chest
nd take a good cough syrup internal
y y you would treat e severe case
" sore lungs properly. Get the DOT
ar aire BALF.ARDE FOREGROUND
sYRuP WIN each bottle there II a
res TERRTCEs RED PEPPER PO-
1Ous PLASTER for the chest sod
" an drurwivtr. (Advl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-24
LO QUE DICE Ell DR.. GOMEZ BRIO
so
FL GNFORME DE AVER.

FL siguiente es el informe Official envia-
do por ,el Director de Sanidad al Co
bernad0r, del estado sanitario hasta aver
las once de la manana:
Tengo ell honor de enviarle un estado
de las condolences en- que Sc hallan todos
los pacientes que estan bajo tratamien-
to en- el Hospital Cuarentenario.
A partir de mi dltimo informe no ha
habido NADIA mas que una admission que
no ha sido conirmada todavia como caso
positive
FL examen de las ratas en- el laborato-
rio ha dado los siguientes resultados:
TOTAL DE RATAS EXAMINADAS
%: positivas; % negatives.
San Agustin 80, 3 examinadas; po-
silva, dos negatives
San Agustin 45 !: 3 examinadas. 3 mega
twas
Salsipuedes; II examinadas, posi-
twas, 5 negatives
Muelle San Antonio; examinada, |
negative.
Hotel Co1onia; 4 examinadas ningu-
ma positiva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-24


lmportantisimos.
10. lnsinuar a la Junta de Sanidad la
convenlencia de que sean abiertas las
casas QUE han sido cerradas con motive
de haberse marchado sus moradores
unos, para ell campo, otros. para el
extranJero, pues es peligroso tenerla ce
fradas porque entonces podria fomen-
tarse Ell elias la crfa de ratas.
20. Que en- Catailo Y Rio Piedras Sc
lestablezcan camaras desinfectantes don
de las personals que vayas de esta ca
pltal sus barrios tengan que desinfes-
tar su equlpaJe y las ropas que llevan
puestas, antes de entrar Ell las primeras
lpoblaciones nombradas.
80 Ear un yoto de gracias. de pro
iu2do agradecimiento, al Dr. Manuel
y. Frlas por su oportuna voz de alarma
aVlsando la existencia de la terrible
epidemia.
TO. Que Sc divida San Juan Y sus ba-
fllos en varias Zonas nombrando para
elias los medicos necesarios que vavan
dlarlamente todas las casas a yer los
enfermos, con ell fin de que no pueda ser
ocultado nlng1n case sospeohoso.
90. Ponerse todos los medicos a las
ordenes del Departamento de Sandal
A esta reunion asistieron el Director
de Saaldad y ell DR.. Ashford
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-24
IN NINO ATACADO

En- Ia casa numero II de la calle de
San Sebastian ha ocurrido un case
sospechoso en- qln nino de diez amos la
mado Jose Colon Torres que estudiaba
en- la Escuela Emerson a las dos de
la maiiana del sabado Sc sinti0 muv NAL.
con una Zebra muy alta. v0mitos. do
lores Ell la ingle. donde presenta varios
bubones
\ las cinco de la manana fue vero
ell DR.. Cueto. Y a las diez cinco horas
despues ell DR.. Belaval. Este orden0
que ST sacase ell nino de IA casa, una
hOra mas tarde vino la ambulancia a
llevarselo. La casa fue desinfectada
bastante tempo despues 1Por que
tanta tardanza EN- atender este caso /?
81 es precios deben nombrarse todos
los medicos que Sc necesiten para ayu-
dar al DR. Belaval en- sus faenas; pero
ESQ de que este una persona sospecho-
Sa cinco horas Ell la casa, despu6s de
saberlo la Sandal, no nos parece muy
bien
LO QUE DICE Ell DR. GOMEZ BRIO
so.
Nos ha manifestado ell Jefe del De
partamento de Intermediates Trasmi-
sibles que hasta el sabado por la noche
lie han sido entregadas veintiuna pc
peletas de atacados de ''peste bub6ni-
ca, ecntandos entire elias los que va
han mUerto.