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Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Program for TodaYs Exercises in
 Town Ha!i, ot Special Interest.

Program for TodaYs Exercises in
 Town Ha!i, ot Special Interest.
 For the Farmers Institute today, held by the advisory board of the state board of agriculture in connection with the Canaan Bu 5inesS Mems Association, the program iu Town Hall will be a1 follows:
 10:30 a m.-Address of Welcome, Rev. E. O. Gillette
 Response by member of the board.
 1O:45 a. ,m.-Address. s. N. Spring, State Forester. New, Haven, Forest Planting and Forest Fires.'
 12 8. m.-Intermission for dinner B tsket lunch Coffee and tea furnished free at Odd Fello Ws Hall.
 100 p. m.-Address, Prof. o. D.. Jarvis of The Connections Agricultural College, ''Orchardiug.
 2:30 p m.-Address. Geo. V. Smith, Wilmington, Secretary of the Oonnecti- cut Poultry Association, Poultry for Profit"
 Music, in charge of Mrs. Wm. o. Bul. lock, will be interspersed as opportunity will permit.
 Prof. Jarvis is an orchard expert. Both by study and practice he has con- quered the problems that pertain to suc- cessful fruit culture.
 Secretary Smith is most interesting speaker, deeply in earnest and thoroughly conversant with his subject. Those in terested in poultry raising would do we'll to hear him tell how he succeeds.
 One of the interesting and importa nt questions of the day is that of Forestry. Not one half as much is being said and done for forestry as should be. We are pleased to have been able to have secured a speaker upon this subject for this meeting. Plenty of time will be given for dis ecussion. The more questions yoa ask ths more information you will receive.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
Accident Was Fatal

Batista Melchiore, the Italian laborer at the lime quarries, whose right foot was badly crushed by falling rock. a cenple of weeks ago, died in the Pitts field House of Mercy, Sunday, where he had been taken for treatment. The re- mains were brought to Canaan, Monday, for burial, in change of Undertaken Humphrey. Funeral Was held yester- day morning from St. Je eph's church ; interment in the Catholic cemetery. Deceased leaves family in Italy. He was 8 years old. -..-
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
ConkIin Promoted.


 IEmmet Conklia, who had been, con- nected with the Borden Company at Canaan, as bookkeeper, < for several years, has been promoted to the post of superintendent of the plant at Wassaic, NY, and left for his new. field yester- dny morning. His fellow employees at ths local Rlant presented him with a purse of $25 soa his departure. Ralph Dewey succeeds him as bookkeeper.,
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
School Entertainment

On Friday, March 29, at 8 p. m. the pupils of Canaan Graded and High School are to give an entertainment in the Town Hall, There will be songs by 8 chorus of fifty eight voices, dances, recitations, a dialogue, a piano solo. and a oornet solo. The price of admission is twenty five cents. The money is to go toward the piano fund. Look for the program in next weeks News.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
Henry D. Read Sick

Henry D. Reed has been confined to his bed for nearly a week, with an attack of illness accompanied by high fever. His temperature ran to 103. on Monday, but has been reduced by skill ful treatment, and he is now slowly Dr. Camp attends him.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
Husband Follows Wife.

Mrs Granville B Andrews of Bethel died at midnight Saturday, aged 75 years, after a weeks illness of pluro- pneumonia. At noon on Sunday, just twelre hours after the death of his wife, Granville B. Andrews died in the same hOase after few days illness of pneu- moRia, aged 79 years: Both were born in Bethel and had spent their entire Rl yes there.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
SUED FOR S5,OOO
Moons Sue Frank Reed for udulent
 Misrepres entation.

Attorney Roraback has brought suit for B. 900 damages against Frank Reed, of Falls Village, on behalf of Leon c Moou aul l. lurt R Moou ot Brookivn- alleging fraudulenG m representation
 This Is civil actiDa growing out of the sale of the Ra4l fArm, through the Strout agency, to MT and Mrs. Moon, for $lI, 800 The complaint alleges that the defendant and his agents and attor- neys wilfully misrepresented the condi- tion and value of the property. and also that defendant took away certain arti- cles and goods after they had been en- tered on the bill of sale.
 The case is returnable to the superior court, first Tuesday in May term.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
New England Will Support said.ain

That Governor Baldwin would have i8the entire votes on the first ballot of the New Englapd delegation to the Bala
 more convention with the exception of <, Massachusetts, was statement made by Secretary Thomas of the democratic state central committee in New Have |. He said assurances to this effect isas been 4aSceised. ... .....,H..t.. ....
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
4wiu Taft Take Yale Nomination ?

WHH FaFt FaKo TAIe NoF1InaHoh
 Blanks have been sent but from the office of secretary of the Yale Corpora tion for nominations to the vacancy in that body to bs caused by the expiration oftthe six years term of President Taft, which ends next June. It has not been learned whseher President Taft win accept A&> renoninationn, but it Is said tsenitOtioially that he win probably doso.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
WalIIngford for Taft.

s@9Foup delegates were appointed at the
 WalhRgford republican 6aucns to the state convention, pledged to support the of President William H. Taft The caucus passed resolution endorsing the administration of Taft.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
Father of Dental Commission Dead

Dr-. William J. Rider, who died in DaHbary Saturday, was instrumental in tho establishment of the Connecticut Dental Com nmission and was a member of tbe commission during three terms. He was prominent in the Connecticut State Dental Society and WAS it's presi dent several years.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
Woman Fell Into Cesspool.

Mrs. Otto W. Drehs of Meriden mar rowly escaped death Monday after fall ing through the planking covering a cesspool in Arch street. She went down nine feet and stood shoulder deep in water. her feet being on a cross bar in the pool. If her footing had been dis lodged she would have gone deeper into the water. Her screams attracted Fred Myers. who rescued her. She is in 8 serious condition from shock. as she recently underwent two operations.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21

Bronson-"What's the best way to make love to girl ?"
 DawsOu-''The worst way possible. Then she'll think you mean it."-Puck.
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21

First society dame - "How are the acoustics of the new opera house ?"
 Second society dame - "Too good! Some people in the family circle said they could hear every word spoken In our box. Life. s,.t,
Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21

(Continued on Eighth Pnge.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
A SOUR. Classy.
UPSET STOMACH
-PApE's olAPEPsIN" REGULATES
YOUR sToNAcH AND ENDS ~.
DIGESTION ~ FIvE MINUTES.

Wonder what upset vvur stomach
which portion of the food dld ne
damnHo-to you- Well dBnt butae
n your stomach IL lu "a revolt Dc
r8ur. SASSY and upset and WAT you
iuzt ate has fermnltsd Into stubborn
Jumps -Jur read diary aid aches
ueIch KahcH and acids and eructate an
dlrested food. breath foul tongue
roated--IaHt take little Dlnper.iu
and Oh i've minutes y5u truly w.L
wonder what became - the flfiEcatiCr
End distress.
Millions ~ msn and women t3day
know that 81 . needless 90 save q bad
stomach. 4 ultls DiapepEia occasion
nuy keeps this delicate organ reWu-
iated and thev eat their favorits focds
without fear
If your stomach doesn't tAke care -
your liberal imil without rebellion. n
your food 10 damage instead % a
help. remembsr the quickest. sgFest
Inost harmless RELIEF IL Papta Diapep-
EN- which costs Only afty senia Ter q
large case az drug stores IT, truly
vFonderful--lt diEeats food and sets
thinEs stralEht % gently ard easily
that u T. really attouishlnN Please.
for your sake. don't 80 on and on with
a weak. disordered stomach. - g.
gnhecessary. tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
TILLMANS FIGHT
FOR THEIR CHILDREN
Divorced Hushans snd Wife Beth
Seeking Possession o. T-s.r Little
Giria

Columbia. 6. C.. &oN 4a.--llabcas
corpus PROCEEDINGS brought % r.. r.
TiImau. IT,. son 90 GATED states SEN
ator Tulman against bis former wife
% secure pdtaessi1u 90 their two chilli
drCu. aFrd and ig vrre begun "a tha
state supreme court here today. orig
ual preceding wrr. flcd .n Iauu-
ary 1910 Young rHman had ezecut-
90 e deed without ere consent ~ bis
wife. transferring the custody ~ the
children during their minority to BITS
parents At this time thc supreme court
gave che custody 81 the tHo iit-
fle FIrIa ta their uaufher
Mrs TiIman naH since occurred a
divorce ard Ia Hv.uE Iu Cincinnati. she
resumed her maiden maine end Is re-
spondinE to the petition 90 the father
iu e.. uama ~ 2Irs Mary uuran.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
FIRE ON BOARD
THE GOODWOOD
PLANES WE'RE SOON ExriN.
oUisHEo ~ FORCING STEAM
tNro rHE HOLD. WITH no DAN.
AoE TO VESSEL

Pre- vas iincovsred about 3 o'cIock
YESTERDAY morning in me lower 40. .
held OF fha British steamship Coed
wuoh. Captain Stuh. which arrived In
psnsa rala Monday nom Apaiarhlcoia
with a cargo ~ lumber end timber iu
transit and which ca led here Cor
bunker coal
TIE nre was distinguished bE forcirE
steam into ere noid cf tne steamer and
fho damage 90 hsr carno % tsrf light
~ damage resulting CD tne Ffsael as
a result lf tHe blanc. The matches
wEre opened about 3 o'rIack yesterday
afternoon. fhr ore iu fhr hold heins
azunWuIHhe8 several huufa before .Hs
matches were uncovered.
r. vi oliver pcnaaeo.a reprrseu-
taura of tae lloyd AErEC. Who rep.
resented tlHf concern aboard fhr
steamer yesterday. said that the dam-
ane CD the cargo wac IaaiEninaAnI
The steamer. which cleared MONDAY
Ter Bahia hlanfa. wIu probably leave
Tor that place thia afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
SENSATIONAL
SUITS FILED
FRANK ". DODGE WANTS ses.ooo
FROM GEORGE G. SPENCER ron
TIE ALLEeE7p ALIENATION OF
AIS wtFE's AFFEcrIoNs-nRs.
SPEAR Also SUES HUSBAND.

Boston. Mass. Nov. lf-rht rIapr-
meut &C Are Prank " Doara 20 RE-
we're, with Der former husband. g~orge
z. spear. CT Meirosr vsaH brought ~
Hsht throuEh fho preliminary proceed
mss 20 Prank W DodEa. who Be- about
90 enter suit Tor s25 600 against SPEAR
for alienation 81 hiss wlfr'r affections.
AZ the same time Mrs Spear. tire
deserted vie. ls suing her husband Tor
divorce while Dodge ~ performing q
similar ofice with regard % his wife.
Spear and airs. Dodge are supposed
On BE- Twins az Pensacola. PA. with
DodEe'H iE-yrar-oId boy
Dodge fled an attachment a. ne
rogistry Of deeds oflcs az Eaat Cam
bridge aEainst spear iu the amount
o. fzs.oeo. Mrs Dodge also has refa.
tlVes a. Orlando. Fln
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
FOGEL RESIGNS AS
HEAD OF BALL CLUB
Sensation Caused b. Recent oiasios-
urss That Hs Was lnstrumsntai IN
Bringing Abeut Trouble win the
Umpiren.

New York. Noy. .s-Wfthouf aalt-
ms Tor the baseball mhgnAtes 20 con-
slider the charges against him Ga con-
nection with his alleged attack on the
National league umplrss. Horace 70
gei, president % the Philadelphia Ma
tlona' league team. rendered his resig-
nation 90 the National league beard
today. Alfred m wilder. az Phladel-
phia. was announced a. FoFerr success
aor
Mr. Wilder ir a lawyer and = stock
holder in the Phliadelphia club.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoNaia reeiEuatl0n
it O. understood that she Investigation
TITO enc charges aralns. htfn wll -
On. and wlii D. cleared up
baseball maEhates heard this after
noon that Chrlsty MathewHun 20 me
New YORK. Giants. had obtained sun
cient financial backing to purchase the
Philadelphia ciuh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
RAILROAD MEN ARE
TO BE REINSTATED

Atlanta. rev rs-Condu-sorH and
trainmen or fhe Georgia railroad. wha
receutiv struck because - the dls-
missaf ~ two fellow employees. Ern a
vtctcrv when me arbitration board
agFesd uFnn hy tha railroad ana en
ployes. orders1 ths reinstatement q.
tha dlsrharEsf men.
TheF ere Conductor J. r.. pasrhaf
iiHcharrel because. acl1rfiue IS ral.
read oneials. ~ allowed the cnrlnrer
rs work Continuously or more than
sixteen hoarH. ln violation af TIE Ted.
crai law. and F1aWmnu A. 81 Moran
discharge because ~ an altered as.
Crrpanry kh expense account
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

CalaaEa. Sow as.-Two dusty aud
begrinnsd Individuals belecksd with
psanants bearing the names % many
towns. uudgsd into Chicago the other
day They were Mr. and AIRS. =. J..
Fison. TIE original honeymoon hsEers.
from Colorado springn. colorado.
Mrs. Prison seemed cutie over
whelmed by the siEht % the tar che
ca9o bufidinEF tits just wonderful 60
she exclaimed. re seems az though
the buildings must rcaeh tie alfy, ana
The LIGHTS actually Ohm the STARE"
The whole uip has been crowdel
viii interest Cos The bride. she SAD
newer been outside ~ Colorado Syringe
uuul she wis married last April tu
en- her eighteen wears she had never
ridden in railway train. EXCEPT when
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
PETER BOMBAY
BREATHES LAST
WAS WELL KNOWN AND PoPU.
LAB AMONG THOSE WITH WHOM
Hg WAS vHRcwH-FoRMgRLY
a DRUGGIST m PENSACOLA

Peter q BoulEag. a we'i- anaNu resl-
dent 90 this citv. passed away az 80
home 1u South Reua street ErvtcrdaE b
afternoon about 6 O'Clock. sffer e ions
HnraF
Mr Honifay was % wears ola md u
survived by bis vito and seven sons
TUe deceased WAS az ono time rnEaged
Ih fhe drur BUSINESS in Penna cola. hui
Hf she time af hIs death was employed
Hv ire rifF board e. heaith a. sani-
IHFv Inspector
Nwneral services will ae held at 81
MIrhaeIH church IRE r1rtrEr leaFiug
Iha family reaidence at q o.cio~k tais
rftrrno1n. inferment being iu a.
MlehaaTa rnmetsrv.
TIE follow wtl serve a. pail bear
era Andrew Graham PRED smav
WAiker wilkins william Camp. Henry
A. white an1 Malcolm Hannah
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
ETNYRE PLEADS THE
UNWRITTEN LAW
Declared 20 the Jury Tryins Ais cass
Thst His wife Responded to Woo.
ina - Another. and Hs Shot Hsr.

Chicago Nov zs-IFaac Etryre. oa
trial Tor numbering hls wife. Mrs Iona
Etnyre. lu their home la WaahinFt1n
boulevard. October &C. 1871. today
pleaded the unwritton law in Dis de-
Tense. BE declared that his wife had
responded 60 TIE woolnK ~ Rayford r.
Barlow. corporal in regiment sta
uuned az Fort sheridan
- saw Barlow and nay wife sitting
on tao sofa. embracing each other
when 3 looked through csc window. =
said Etnyrc. q lost my reason ran
into the house. Faf q revolver and
nrcd."
a bullet struck SIRE Etnrre ia che
abdomen. causing hsr death Barlow
was wounded Iu the shouIde.
CORPORAL Barlow denied tHa accuse
zion and said se visited thu Etuvrs
home 20 meet pie EauCes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

oiarsd thcy bad NOT words 70 express
their to,t
Caruso and hiF wife. who bad been
sitting near hIm outaidf thr cage fur
many weeks, danced about uko chile
drsn. They expected t0 return %
their home in Lawrence
The liberated leaders and thsIr
frienda. after leaving The Industrial
Workers once. went % the salvation
Army hall where Trey made the echoes
rims with italian songs and speeChcs.
Ettor and GluVanitt spoke in thtir
native tongue and even Caruso. vfs
never made q speech in MS lifc war
forced To- saY q fev words A. th e
meeting 50 was planned that ar Shout
20 to Lawrence later in the da1. where
hiE demnnstratiuu was 20 be held
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
SUFFRAGISTS PASS
MANY RESOLUTIONS
AmonB Their 10 ineludsd Ore De.
usandina Easai STANDARD % ere nor.
atty 81 Men ard Werner.

philadelphia. NoT. ss.-The adoption
81 resolutions psrtaining % various
matters 90 public moment marked ere
eIasc here az Tn convention ~ tHs
National American Womans surraEr
Association.
Among ne resoIuuons adopted were
those demandma ere equal standard
Hf che morality 81 maa and wumen
CommenNnE me government far thr
Efforts made o. end cummerriaiiaTd
Vlce ana faVTinE arhitratiun amouE
nn natiaHa ufth eieN o. ureNeutna
war
De- vas announced 81 thr auaiiDru co
dsE uhat aince che canFenuen hsEau
nearly fta 008 In cash ana pledges bad
been receive1 ta carry on tht assoc
riatnuH unrb
The cauVtuUon aaiournel tha after
rnnn.
Tan nest uarf 81 mel .uE 1851 p.
selected HT thr executive BOARD which
meeu iu Nts Gafk fomcfrrv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
ROBINS SANITY is
IMPORTANT ISSUE
Upsn tis crsaibHlty As = Witness ths
Prosecution 10 E,dssvorirp 20 Ger.
viot Charles n Hyde % Bribsry.

New York NoV. 2g--Charactsr wit
neases testified today az the tr.aI a.
Charles iT HYDE. former gity chamber
lain charged Wlth bribery in cuunec-
ton with r. loan t1 fhe deiuucf Care
ncF'r Trust Company
pr. Austin FLINT an aIienlat was
then called bE the defense iH an AZ
tempt f1 establish che insanity e Joe
a Robin. FORMER president Cf the
Northern Bank Robin accused HYDE
81 haviug forced him tg lend $3.50 600
90 the Caruegir Trust Company and
haa sofesthed. on BITS credihf.ty a. q
witness the states care largely rests.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
JAPAN IS AFTER
cOALING STATION
Tryirp 10 secure option On lanes IN
Hsnelvlv Fer Ersoiins . Pisnt 81
10000 Tors capseity.

NsU York, Nov as-Rumora that
the Japanese steamship line ToYo Kls-
enkaahai f. securing options on lands
Ga Honoiulu for the erection o. q coal
iuE plant - 100 zoo capacity. aro re-
produced IN a government report here.
fciala
The Lodge resolution. passed ~ thc
iast congress, declared against the ao-
QUESTION o. any roaiinE stations IN
America b. corporations controlled ~
foreign powers but no definition Vas
made a. O. whether q applied 20 out
Ning possessionn az ire rnited states
4 Il understood ths state department
o. watchinE the Honolulu situation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
DEPUTIES CAPTURE
NEGRO MURDERER
Was Landsd IN Jsii After . Stunning
Fight, " Which Hs Was severely
Wsunssa-NBitis Arrived After ths
Capture.

Jackson. Miss Nov. es--Aftsr a
running nght today with deputy sher-
ms near EtEinnsr Miss OBJ whica De
was ns1 srcly wounded. VIII Arnold.
burglar who shot aud killed Wuliam
LEVIN sunday morning last. vas
placed under arrest
Arnold was taken 20 Collins. Mis-
IN an automobile and placed Ia iali
A detachment uf tle Mississippi
national guard. tont Ca pursuit ~ The
negro last niEht hy Governor Brewer
diI not arrive on fhe scene until Ar
uoid had been captured. They ar-
companied Ire deputies vita he noEru
Is Collins
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
MUST PRODUCE OR
BE SENT TO JAIL
Ms. Kirhy Declines TO Tell the Court
Where $4,000 IL Thst She Deposited
for Her Husband. = Bank Wrecksr.

ChicaEo. Nov. ag--NrF Margaret C.
Kirby, wife 90 ur William II. Kirby.
owner - thc eIdard bank bearing hIs
stand in thr federal court today and
questioned Conserving the accounts
which she held undef fictitious names
m several hanks.
Mrs Kirby has been ordered hf
Judge lands t1 show why she should
uut ho punished for cuntrmpt uf court
tor falling o. deliver 90 TIE hank re-
cFitsr t1o.0oo ~ tbe banks funds 50.
told thc court that ln deposftinR ufone-
I'm fhe banks and using tha uguruus
names shr VAS following the dlrretieuf
of her husband
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
WOMAN BOUND OVER
TO FEDERAL COURT
Nsnassr Of couasdy csrpsHy is Held
Awsitina Trial On Charge Of violat.
ING White Slave Act.

Atlanta. Ca. Nov 2s MrF Emma
Pauline Hudson. manager of the Met
rorulltau Musical Comedy Company.
was bound over 90 che federal grand
jury today for alleged violation OF The
white slave law in connection with
charges brought by Miss Genevilve
Goodwin. of Cincinnati. who came here
90 1oin the comedy company
Others arrested were released be-
cause OF tho lack ~ evidence
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
EMPLOYEES o. tRoN MINES
TO &c RE- ENPLoNED

DAIatH. Aluns Nov Moro fhan
teaeo 1f tEe 1890 emrirycs 10 be
m.nine companies fn fEr MInnrnata
lral raHEes nurIs ~ here wIu 81 en-
plnret aurnE tfe winter. aHenraIna -
arnnun. rl1Hlt made ast NIGHT hv o.
d.rrH of tse oliver MIulnE comparr.
Iae UNDERGROUND mines win be
Aararl ana - HuHn a. naF.EatIcn haa
r'rHei tHn ere utU Pc placed n rfnrE
rie raaf shipments MAJ heE.n 80 sann
AZ r1eslr.. n tEe suruE Thc outpuf
Coz t.e F.lsan lgst -'1slnE. 1rrarfInn
tn thn HH..Hfs 81 Cue 90 ere arsrsf
.n tac His.art go the MlunasHta fanras
g. being estimated thaf shipments rrl
Hrre raHFH feH HaH n#. con mara
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
MOTHER OF KING is
DEAD IN BELGIUM

Brussels. Belgium. Nov -8-Lha
death occurred thfs mernlng 60 k'ng
Aiharts mother. ere countess 80 f1an-
dsrs Princess Maris af Beigium. she
bad been sunerirE i1r some dave from
rnsumduia. she waa m her 6sfh yrar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
PRESIDENT TAFT
APPROVES NEW LAW

Tan approved ere regulations rov-
srning the eouHtrg+s faHrth.elass post.
masters. whom lu rKHrulfor order haa
placed under She classified civil ser
vice
selection from applicants far once
PAYING Ices tHlu eve hundred a year
h % Pc made "F posi- pwer Inspectors.
Otherwise competition uEI He the same
81 elsewhere tu the eIarafrsF sa-rf-r
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
IN GRAVE DOUBT

LansinE. Mica Nov. 81 murnetai
returns show nat nearly uktrfn hun
ared votrd against ire wumanss suf-
fraFe amendment m 81 clair county.
one 90 the three counties noe oelcialiy
RETURNED. caused champions % woman
suffrage 81 atuit defeat - suffrage n
MlchIgan aH amoas certain
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
MOTHER AND BABIES
PERISH IN FLAMES
While Tryina % Save Their Children
From Stunning Buildina Two Werner
Are Fataily Burnsa With Three Of
Their Little Ones.

Newport News. Va. rev .E-Afrs
John g. Layman ans Mrs T. J.
@chenk while tryinR t8 rescue their
children from their burning home near
here early thiH moruiur. received burns
from which Mra I.ayman died and
ron which 1frs. schenk "a expected 20
Die
Mrs. LaFmana tuo babies were
burned with beer. hut one 81 Tie two
schenk children were saved
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
MEXICO TO plsTRisuTE
LAND TO FARMERS

NashiuEtan. Nev ss-Consular re-
ports to the state department from
chihuahua and Caahuila contain rr-
asHurinE slams ~ the early realization
% tanae Portions 81 MeUico
fn Chihuahua me ndmluiaffaflan has
prepared o. distribute Geo Gee ceres ~
government land among small farm
efas while IN Cuahulia engineer have
begun O. alrtsg over t.-Ha. Goa acres
for similar d'stritltian. it & believed
here fhaf rreEiaeuf Madefo IL thus en-
deavoTInE o. reflte tse charge That hs
has failed % carry oat enc riedwer hs
raFe when b. assumed onles. 90 freak
rp ire earreutratInn - lard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
PLEA DAY SESSION
COURT OF RECORD

A reEllar plea tAg session uf ere
court 81 reclrI aM be heil at %
UclagE thls morning JulEr pr ~ bsrss
presiding TIE session win D. heit in
the county tuuding at tHe c1ruer ~.
TrrruNussa and Jefferson streets
several pcrsors have sIErifet fFr.r
uIHinrurw ta plead guilty .H tae
charges vhITh haU. been placed
aeaInat tEgm.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

q hsneynoon,f continued the bride.
"0f ,,ourse. travelling it new q ne. We
are 80 cordially treated an Al1nE the
way
once we were caught iu q terFiois
blianarG and another time We suffered
from the heat in crossing tie little sa-
bars iu ksnsas We atarte1 on sep
tsuber 90 and vii reach New Eork
before 1eiaH
Upon arrival IN New YORK the young
couple wil 80 90 the home q q broth
e. e ~. ilsgn. who Il m C0iumbiA
university. Tn order Io win their bet
they were obliged 20 start without q
cent % money and only n Eackame %
postcards. They carr1 q message from
ERE mayer 90 Colorado sprinrs "a
Mayer uaynor q the eastern metropo-
ia