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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
SWAMP FEVER CAUSE AC-
CORDINC TO VETERINARY
Acting for the State DR.. Robert
Prior of North Yakima Makes
an Investigation and Diagnosis
of the Trouble

Pernicious ana enfia or swamp fe-
yer, which il malignant form OF
malaria, killing horses in the lower
Yakima valley. This disease is 90
per cent fatal and that Is the expert
ence of the people in this valley who
have been experiencing it's effects.
DR.. Robert Prior of this city at the
request of DR.. Nelson, head of the
state veterinary department, has
made an investigation. a diagnosis
and a report and is now awaiting
word from DR.. Nelson as to what &C.
ton is best under the circumstances.
Malarial Pasture
There Is low-lying pasture on
the Yakima river, near the mouth OF
the Status. where horses have been
pastured and there has been trouble
there for several years. In 1911 I,
8. Phillips, at that time owner of the
horses pastured there, had IA of hi,
animals taken sick and lost IL OF
them The pasture passed to Frank
HighfiiE during the winter of 1911
and 1912 and from November to
March there were no deaths. On
March ! the malady again began to
manifest itself and up to the present
time 81 horses have been affected
and % of these have died and two
more of the number are certain to.
All Die Under Treatment
All the animals have died while
under treatment. This makes a total
of 80 or 81 it may be deaths from
II animals known to have been af-
fected.
Veterinarians have been called in
at various times and the disease ha,
been misnamed, the usual name given
1t being influence, but the percen-
tage of deaths is away beyond what
may be expected from influenza ever.
when no treatment Is given.
DR.. Prior says that it will be neces-
sary, probably, to isolate the horses
and cause the pasture to be aban-
doned for time at least until the
disease is eradiceted.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
yakima GROCERY
lUSEs $4,000 Loss

The officers equipment was mostly
stored in their own quarters, on the
north side of the building, and was
unframed.
Put on Guard for Night
A telephone call was Immediately
put in to Adjutant General Fred
Llewellyn at Seattle, according to the
requirements of the law, to notify him
of the loss. This is the third time
the equipment of the companies has
been damaged by fire, once in 1905.
once in 1910. while in the old church
on North Third street.
A guard of eight privates under
First Lieut.. Diamond, Sergt. Turmoil
and two corporals was put over the
barracks for the night, as none of the
damaged equipment may be touched
until it is viewed by the command
ing officer.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
THIRTY-DAY TEST IS TO Sc
DECIDE THE OWNERSHIP
Interest of the Officials of the
Hartman Road in Diversified
Farming in This Valley Again
Made Manifest

A silver trophy has been offered
by the O.-W. r. & n. railway to the
Washington State fair to be presented
to the owner of the COW which makes
the highest average of butter for 80
days in the test which the fair man
agement, in the dairy department will
conduct. Notice of this gift was re-
ceived by Secretary Averill of the
fair commission on Saturday from
Mr.. McMurray of the railway. The
trophy has been forwarded by the
company through c. F. VandeWater,
the local passenger and freight agent
and will be by him turned over to the
fair. The cup will be on exhibition
here soon after its arrival,
Boost on Diversity
The officials of the DIV. r. & n.
ever since their company began OPP
erations in this valley, have laid
stress on the need for development of
the various industries possible in such
a land as this and have made it a
point at all times to mention the BEN
efits that will accrue from diversified
| farming. The interest in the gentle
but humble hog has several times
been voiced and their present gift to
establish greater interest in the
dairy COW division is in keeping with
the public utterances of the officials.
VIII Boost the Fair
Mr.. McMurray. in his letter to Mr..
Averill, also calls attention to the
fact that the Washington State fair
receives mention in the Standard
Folder for July /, which folder has a
circulation of $4,000 and points on.
that it Is the intention of the com
pany to give the fair still further
publicity
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
CONTINUE INVESTIGATION
Health Officer Looking Sharply at
Camps in Various Parts of County

DIR. Thos. Tetreau, county health
officer, and Deputy DR.. Burgess con-
tinued their investigation of the SAM
tary condition of camps in the sur
rounding country on Friday, making
drive into Selah and later into the
Parker district.
In the Selah they looked over the
camp of Tribble & Bowen. contrac c.
tors on the Selah branch of the Yak
ina Valley Transportation company
Their trip to Parker was for the
purpose of investigating the probab BILE
cause of the infection with typhoid
fever of George Sargent, a young
man working on a ranch
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
JUAREz FORMS COMMISSION
Mexican City Progressive Though i
Queer Straits

JUAREZ, Mex, Aug. 17.-As it is
expected the federal troops cannot
reach here before Monday, the citi-
zens met today and named three com
missioners, each with equal power of
ballot. Thus Juarez bears the dis
tinction of being the only city in
Mexico with the commission form of
government. The day before it was
the only city in civilization with no
government. The city has been or
DERBY, however.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
A GunD

Give me a kiss he pleading said,
They were alone. in path secluded
The bending trees met overhead,
The night drew near-no step in,
truded.
She turned to him the lips he sought
OF their warm sweetness nowist
thrifty,
He took the kiss. 1.-The gump." she
thought,
could just as we'll have taken 50!'
They paced in silence toward the
town.
While anger in her breast wa.
tuning:
And thought. Il have been too pre-
Stunning. Judge.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
Death OF Mrs. Williams

Word was received in North Yakf.
ma Saturday of the death, at OREGON
City, Ore, of Mrs. C. c. williams.
mother of Wallis Williams of this city.
manager of the Yakima Milling COM
pany business on West Yakima ave-
nue.. Mrs. Williams had recently un-
dergone an operation. Because of the
illness of his mother Mr.. Williams has
been absent from the city for week.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
Constructing Evaporator

Workmen are engaged, 1t Is report
ed, at the property of j. e. Shannon
on Mob HIN boulevard In the con-
struction of plant for the co-opera-
tive evaporation company and are
rushing operations that the plant
may be ready for use this season.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21

Foley Kidney Pills are healing.
strengthening and tonic. and contain
no harmful or habit forming drugs.
n. j. Gorham, Cashier Bank of Wood
Vile, Woodville, Ga. recently had an
acute attack of kidney trouble. THE
pains in my back and kidneys were
terrible. but i bought a bottle of Fo-
ley's Kidney Pills and took them, and
can truthfully say they have entirely
relieved me. ! And more benefit from
Them than from any other kidney
medicine l have ever taken" Try
them. Refuse any substitute. North
Yakima Drug Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
PATIENT DIES IN
BURNING HOSPITAL
Huns irts Building 10 save Pet csnar,
and Falls Int ths Fiarss-Waa N.
sana

New N9rk Noy g0-Hundre1a q
insane end feeble minded persons %
both ErRrs Iu Eroup 90 Institutions
az Aw.UrENIe Lone Island. we're
thrown into Kreat excitement By q aro
t0dag. one male inmate was burned
Co death and two buildings were de-
stroyed Several hundred males wera
led eut in confusion.
The are is believed % have started
rom detective UFft wire in ne
nrauEWIek home f1r RE ItiCffe and
feeble minded. threatened sixty pa
uenfa HHeru 81 whom were ladrld-
Den. Attendants managed to soc them
Ell H1t safety. bat FritE MHnrady an
insane patient about ao years oIa. wha
ran naeE .nf1 ire HurdIrE t0 save a
pei caran H.a eEarrsd body Ens
fdund iu trf ruins.
The huyu rottaEe. connected vita
fha home also waa destroyed bat
bucket briEadss saved ne other build
IrEA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
GIRL FINDS HER
LOST MOTHER
SEQUEL TO DISASTROUS FIRE ~
tRooUols THEArRE SEVERAL
YEARS Aeo-THoUeET Her
BURNED WITH OTHER eco WHO
Persisted

Grand Rapids. Mo- Nov 10
Mira E-la MAyhsw. vino j. sid 70 be
travelling representative q the
American Red Cross. and her dAugh-
ter. Mrs.. sidney Burows. - West
oFand Rapids have been reunited
after a separation ~ nina years in
which Mrs Burrows supposed her
mother had periHhed an the troaunix
theatre fire 90 ChicsEo IN which about
6op lives were lost
Mrs. Mayheg Cor MaNneld a. her
name waa az that tim@l, attended the
fatal matinea OF December 20. 1903.
with q friend. When the fire broke
out they became separated TIE
Friend escaped uniniurnd but as no
trace % Mrs.. Maxfieid could hs found
excepting a charred skeleton. beartng
q ring with her initials on o. she was
mourned a. tost- Mrs. Maxneid had
been badly injured and taken % the
Red Cross hospital IN Chicago whsrs
FOR Ions time her life hung ~ =
thread. and her mind was hlank
Upon her recovery she learned that
surpoainE her 90 - dad. her husband
had married again and her only child
Mr. Burrows. had changed her resi-
denoe Mira Manfisid thought best "a
conceai her identity under an assum-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

eve 70 look az az are the birdss Il
IL beyond Al description shameful
such numbers
sentiment which viii insist upon the
enforuemsnt ~ such laws for the pro
lection % our bird NE a. are nov
upon ths statute book. and upon the
anactinE % one ~ two other needed
laws ga. Tor aznnpla one giving pre-
lection % the robin. There ought also
10 Be a state warden. and = force ~
county ara local wardsna. operating
Under his direction whose business if
would - % protect forests. game
Whistler mammals. birds 90 nsh-and
AL song and piumaEe birds
". y HTACTcMAN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
PASTOR LEAVES
DEBTS UNPAID
BUSINESS ENTERPRisE. SAID TO
HAVE BEEN Rum on THE SIDE.
- TAE CAUSE o. MS MisFoR-
TUNE AND SUDDEN LEAVE
TAKING.

Chfeaxo. Nov. so.-The FIRST Con
srerationAl church a. haywood Il to-
DAY without a pastor. Rev. Hiram
Brown disappeared from the suburb
without notice. Mra. Brown vent with
him and a - believed That failure o.
q commercial business. which the pas
tor conducted downtown vas rcapon-
nibis for the departure
Mr.. Estello Ryan Snyder always
opposed Mr. Brown. she said Nay
wood needed a better preacher.
Mr. Brown preached every sunday
81 the FIRST Congregational church.
He received SO every time be occu-
pied the pulpit Brown devoted almost
az q his attention % hiH business a.
a. East Randolph street which was
called the Hiram Brown Company.
manufacturers Of nurses outntH
AocortinE 20 krs snyder ths
preasharn business went tnto the
hands % a rsceiver q week $50
Mra- james W. Ferguson. Of Nay
wood. declared she made a number
% nurses gowns for MrH Brown and
u Htin waltinE for her pay.
There are many others 70 whom
the Browns owe money said the 40
man
Prominent members 81 the First
CONGREGATIONAL csurch said that thes
would make no Efforts 10 have Rev.
Mr.. Brown return.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
CERTAINLYENDS
STOMACH PAINS
=pAPE's ptAPEPslN- CURES
HEkRTBURN. GAS. soURNEss
AND INDIGESTION ~ Five
MINUTES

Sour. rausy. upHet stomach, ind
session. heartburn dyspepsia when
tho ford yea eat fermantH into gases
and stubborn humps your had aches
and you feel sick and miserable. thafs
when zen realize fhe magic ON Pape =
naueuain. ~ makes such misery
vanish in i've minutes
If your stomach la o. a continuous
REVOLT you can't get it roralated
please flr your SAKE try pIa7epsln.
rru e. needless 60 have bad sfom-
ach-nnaEn your nest meal a favarite
food meal thrn take q little Diaucn-
sir. There wu noe he any distress
eat without Gear ne hacause parer
naueTair 'reRiiv does" regulate veal.
oufa0f-artrr Ftamachs thaf gives Il
SIS millions 20 sales annuauy.
Get q hrEa nffy cent case - pabs'a
p.apapsfn from any drur store M "a
are quickest Hureat stomach RELIEF
and cure known. Or arfa .iu,asf nae
rrnr.r-If Ia a scientific hsrnf.a. ana
p.raaanI preparation uhieh fr.fr ~
'rnss ia r'e'' ' AdvJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
PRODUCTION OF
COAL AFFECTED
" 10 SAID THAT cAR SHORTAGE
N ALABAMA 10 HAVING VERY
BAD EFFEcr, TIE ist2 OUT.
PUT BEING ouRTAILEp.

BirmfnHhan. Nov 1o.-Ths caf
shortage continues and c. a. Ncshitt
chief mine inmp@ctor on AlahamR. wht
reosntly made a tour % the coal die.
trict. states that me lack 90 care q,
move he coal IL COINS 10 material
curtAil the ieif production. Il nnc
that In some places the car famine
~ becoming very serious" said Mr.
Nesbitt While Il has improved AZ
Some places. especially the mines 10.
Gated on ths Southern railway. the
conditions along other unns have
grown worse.
But for the unexpected car short
are this far the output % the Ala /.
hama coal mines would have broken
All previous recorfs- he continued
~Durina the hret ain months % the
year the production was over goo ooc
tons. believe that the production
from ire last quarter % the year
would have exceedod hy twenty prr
c~nt any other quarter % the year bui
fur thu car ahortAwa-
n IL evident from AR. Neshltf's Ar.
ur~s that the coal production 81 Ala.
bAmA would have come cl0se 20 thf
"a. 600 600 MARI n the coal operators
could have ohtained ample carr a
handle their production.
n IL believed that despite the hAndi.
cap the coal mines o. Alabama vii
this year produos fuzzy $4,000 900 tons
~ coal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
KILLING BIRDS
THAT ARE GIVEN
ALLPROTECTION
soYs WITH Air GUNS AND orH-
ga WEAPONS Ana SHOOTING
MocKNo BIRDS AND OTHER
soNosTER6

Complaint has reached me. a. prus-
ident Of the Florida Audubon Society,
from various parts % the state thai
boys. both white and oolorsd. are
shooting mockinE- birds and other
birds which are protected ~ the Laws
u Florida. with air guns and other
weapons. and that parents often seem
Indifferent 20 thls lnfrsction 81 lac
On the part OF their children. "a 90
game wardona and sheriffg
section ass Of the general statutes
% The state ~ FLORIDA Contains The
foliowinK words mo person shall
within The stats % Florida kin OF
catch ur have In has possession. livins
o. dad. any wild bird other than
game birds. nor shall purchase offer
o. expose for sale any such via bird
n 70 has been killed o. caught No
person shall within the state OF Flor
ia take o. needlesalv Destroy the
nests or eggs u any wild bird. nor
shall have such nests O. e9Ea In his
OF her Possession. Any person vioiAt-
ing the provisions % thts seetien shall
Be liable 10 q nns Of IS for each o.
fonae and an additional fine Of g.
Tor each bird living Or dead Or parf
% bird, OF neat and s9as Possessed IN
violation % this section. az 10 I'M
priaonmant Tor tea daym"
bag parents throughout The state
and the teachers In the public and
sunday schools. 20 bring this Law
torCibly 20 the attention o: the boys
In their charge; 90 explain the rsa-
sons for the law and 10 exert them
selves in svsry possible way 10 see
tnat this benehoant atatuta r. OBJ
served And I particularly urEs the
sheriff. and deputy sherfffs % ths
various eouutisa and other public
olhciala. 30 ses thai the mfrs sion a.
TITS statuts - suitably punished
For The most part no doubt IN
shooting of birds BY young lads 4
due % thouEhuessness and &c ths
budding Instincts % the sportsman
within them Most boys can sazil,
be made 20 see the rnarona hleneaa
and the impurtanoe. from every point
81 view. 81 protectinE cur song hirda
and particularly those which b. de-
vouriag vast quantities ~ harmful In
secta are the best friends a. the hort
cmlturist The state of FTorida has
no body - workers which are "a
numerous. % Industrious and tiraissa
80 cheap 70 maintain. and - attrao-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
20 CENT "OANDERINE" FOR
FALLING HAIR OR DANDRUFF
DON'T PAY CENTS FoR WORTHLESS HAIR ToSles-usE DID,
RELiGsLU. HARMLESS -pANpERRE.-oET REsUIrS

thin. brittle. ooloriezs and scraEgy
hair = mute evidences q q neglected
scalp q dandruff-thht awful scurf
There ts nothing - destructive %
the hair 81 dandruff 90 rnha the hair
- 80 lustre its strunEth and See very
iife. eventually producing a feveriah-
ness and itching % the scalp. which
n not remcdied causes the hair roots
90 shrink. loosen and dis-Ehsn the
hair falls out fast
a little Danderine tnuiEht-now-
anytims-wiil surely save Your hair.
Get a IS cent bottle - Knowlton's
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
IS YOURCHILO'S
TONGUECOATED?
% Cross. FEvERisH BILIoUs,
STOMACH SOUR. olvE -sYRuP
o. Ftos- TO CLEAN IT'S LfrTLE
cLoooEo- BowELA

Mother Dont acold your cross.
peevish chudl LOOK AZ the tonFuei
see o. e % white, yallow and coatstl
r. your child n iiHtleas. droopiBE. isu't
sleeping vel. ia restless. doesn't eat
heartily or Il crUsa. Irritable. out 81
sorts with everybody, stomach sour.
fsver.-h. breath bad. has stomach
ache. eiarrhoea. sore throat or 10 fun
- cold. 90 means the little ones stom-
ach. liver and 80 feet % bowels are
sned with poisons and foul consti-
pated waste matter and need a gentle.
thCruuwh cleansing 81 once.
Give q teaapooufui % syrup - Ffgu.
and On q few hours All me cioEwed up
waste uudlEssted food and sour bile
WIN gently move on and cat ~ So
little waste cioExed bowels without
nausea, gripinE or weakness. and you
viii surely have q we'll happy and
smiling child again shortly.
with syrup q F1Es you are not
druNwinR your children, being com
posed entirely OF luscious nEs. SIENNA
and aromhtcH q cannot BE- harmful
besides they dearly love Sc delicious
taste.
Mothers should always Keep Syrup
~ FgEs SANDY. u IL the only stomach,
liver and bowel cleanser and reEllator
needed little given today viii save
a sick child tomorrow
Pun directions Tor children ~ All
agos and Tor Erown-upa plainly print
"a on the package
Ask your druEgist for ne fun pane
syrup ~ F1Ea and Elixir ~ SIENNA
prepared by the California Flg EyFur
Co THIS ~ the delicious tasting. gen
uina olt raiiahla Refuse anvthing
else offered (Adv }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

nAnd0rfna from any frum Etor~ ~
tollst counter. and after the first ap-
pucation you Nfii say u vas the BEST
Investment you ever made Your hair
win Immediately take on that ma
iustrs ana lunurtance which Il 90
Beautiful "a VIII become wavy and
nun and have the appearance ~
abundance. an inoompArAhle gloss
and softnesa but what Win please you
meat vii BE- after iust a few weeks'
usa. when you wfii actually ses LOT
NJ ina, doyrny hAir--nsw hair-grou
inr a. over the scalp. tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

look With horror on skin EruptionE.
Blotches. Sores or Pimplea they don't
have them. nor wil any one. who useu
Buokien's Arnica saivo N Riorines the
face Ecnsun or Sail Rhsum Vanish
before g. n cures sore iips. chappoi
hands. chiIhlaina heals burns, cute
and bruises uneauaied for piles ONLY
aec az w. a DfAiemherte's CAaN }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

81 name and became connected with
ire hospital where sns Rad been re-
stored % health Her extntencs prob
ably never would have been diseovercd
b. her daughter but Tor the settle
ment % an estate IN which Mira NAY
hew vas interested Her name was
mentioned IN the newspapers and
vac ssen BY the daughter Who lost
no time IN communicating with her
ulother b. long distance telephone.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

.Chudrsn take BALLARDB HORE-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because e
tastes nice. There Isn't a better rene
AZ anywhere FOR chndren's coughs.
hoarn~neus and bronchitis. TIE q good
medicine and easy % take. Price CSC.
sec and tie0 per bottle. Sold ~ ~
druEKista (Adv. }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

Heartburn IL a symptom 81 tndiges-
tion. Take q dose o. HERntNE IN
such eases The pain disappears In
usantiy. The bowels opsrata speedily
and you feel enc. vigorous and cheer
fuL Price 500. sold hy AT drug
Eistn. CAdvJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

blackberry and Lcnn berry 70 ereen
and bids fair % rtpay Tor all care.
The grapes Of many varieties. the
peach. pear and plum trees are quiet
~ resting affar and abundant yield.
tse fruit closet holds TIRE reauit
The garden ia CROWNS. oaulifower.
brussels sprouts. cabbage and coll
Iarda Alt doing their best 20 ret be-
yond the danger % frost. a iarEe bsd
~ iattuce shows Ereeu. onions. rad
lshes ana peppers. talfie aiHe. and cell
cry. ready Tor trnnapinnfinK. but why
80 into detail when almost every
fruit and veRstnhis that can be Krown
81 the United States wm flourish IN
F1oridnf That tells ne tale
Many a meal have ne eaten com
posed ~ vegetables and fruit al
home grown. and fish az oysters taken
from the hnvou in front 81 the house.
nuthing bought except -four. sugar
end oofIus. ne high coat % living does
noe worry ma
Plenty % Fusl.
Wood for fuel merely tor the cut
tins. q plentiful supply. No need %
stint tire amount and huH ne stove
when the cold days come
WNnN moment are tANe INTO con
sideration the ADVANTAGES ~ q home
ta Florida. An euuabla climate. heau-
~ ~ scenery, clear pure water. the
growing fruit and vegetables Tor
home use. Hsh Cor the oatching. oyu-
teru Cor fha rickiug up. fuel for the
cutting
Ia there another stats Win all
these adVantaEes7
Someone asks are there NJ aisnd-
vantaEes
Tea there are Krasaho5perH and
rabbits Co saf the young Eresna. but
other states have them also. and one
must wcFk vsry hard o. clear and cul-
tivats This Florida lanb-but 90 they
have 90 work hard everywhere IN or
Ger CD accomplish results.
Some people claim that Florida h
wilderness fuu os snakes and aiii-
rntara aH aiming with mosquitoes and
an sorts o. obnoxious lnsecta Oth-
era say o. e. an arid waste o. lad
. where nothing wlu grow. neither 81
which q currcct
~ course. there are two sides "a
ever subject and u is possible that
. Florida has her bad side. but the good
. eide looms Ho iArEe that ID obacurea
I the had.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

That fellow who wAs tAT<ing 40
nicely about love In a cottage must
be q poet" No. he's q real estate
DEALER. Hes tryinE % p@ruuads me
% set married and buy . ssrni-de-
tach~d cottage on the ingtnilmoni
plan "-lwashington Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

Lest YOU forget, trade az
home and do your Christmas
shopping early.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

Young ncctor-what 80 you sup
poaa I rot out ~ the senators wind
pipef Old Doctor-Oh. about q
thousand doliarw.-JudrN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

Mra Hlulman-u "a known that
eru would leave me alone 80 much
"a never have married you Klub-
nran-HHt ln that case you would have
been alone a FHad DEAL more Boston
Transcript
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

And there's ere man whs goes arcund'
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town.
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