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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-11

Il takes q man Of originality TO Jposs
- Q successful Iiar.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
SEVEN TO DIE In
ELECTRIC CHAIR
Many Murderers to Pay Penalty in
Sing Sing Prison This
Morning.

New York. Aug. u.-Seven men VIII
suffer death in the electric chair at Sing
Sing prison early tomorrow morning, as
a penalty for having taken human life.
This is by far the greatest number to
be electrocuted at one time since the
adoption of electricity as a means Of
administering capital punishment.
Five of the prisoners will be electro
cuted for the same offenses the brutal
murder of Mrs. Mary Hall, at Griffin's s
Corners. Chester County, last November.
They accosted Mrs. Hall, a pretty young
matron, as she lay on a sick bed. de-
manding to know the hiding place Of
5000, thought to be on the premises At
her refusal they stabbed her to death.
AS matter Of precedent. they will be
electrocuted at the same time. They are:
Vincenzo Cone, Filipo DeMarco. Lorenzo
CALI, Santo Zanza. and Angelo Guisto.
The sixth member of the death group
is John W. Collins, colored, of the New
York ''tenderloin," who will die for the
murder of Policeman Michael J. Lynch.
the morning of July l, 1911. There are
three other men in Sing Sing doomed to
go to the chair during the week of Au-
trocuted tomorrow. These three are:
Joseph Ferone, of New York. sentenced
for wife murder; John Maruszewski. sem
fenced for the murder of a Buffalo police
man, and James Williams. colored, who
murdered James Duffy, in Lima, Genesee
County, in May
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
POPULIST PARTY MAY
DISBAND AND SUPPORT
COLONEL ROOSEVELT

Chicago Aug. 1.-THE Peoples party.
better known as the Populists. who meet
in national convention in St. Louis next
week. may adopt Theodore Roosevelt and
the progressive cause and disband as
sepa rate organization. This plan is sug-
eested by James II. Ferris. of Joliet.
III. chairman of the Populist National
Committee.
Ferris, an editor has devoted consider
able space in his newspaper recently TO
commencing the Progressive Party. The
amalgamation. il it should come about.
would probably only come after a sharp
clash in the convention. according to the
Western members of the party. The
steam roller methods and bossism are
likely to be charged. it Is asserted. For
some time. the Westerners say. Roose-
velt men have packed the delegations
with the colonel's followers. 1t is likely
that their right to sit in the convention
will be questioned.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
BATTLE IS IMMINENT.
Managua Faces Bombardment Mt
Hands of Rebels.

Managua, Nicaragua, Aug. n.-Gen
ZeIedon, commanding one wing of the
rebel army, which is surrounding this
city, to-day sent a demand to the Presi-
dent for the surrender of Managua with
in twenty-four hours, and the immedi-
ate resignation of the government, under
penalty of bomba ardment of the city.
Apparently there is a split in the rebel
forces. for an hour later a messenger
from Gen. Mena, commanding the other
half of the rebels. brought request
for three days armistice. The govern
ment does not know which message to
accept as official and as a result panic
reigns in Managua- Both rebel forces
are close to the city. and the American
Minister has warned Zeledon- that he
will he held personally, responsible for
any bombardment. The consular and
diplomatic corps have sent a letter to
Zeledon protesting against the proposed
bornbardment.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
LINER Is DISABLED.
German Steamer Being Towed Into
Bremen -

Bremen. Aug. 1.-two steamers are
towing the North German Lloyd liner
Frankfort, with 100 emigrants on board.
into this port. The Frankfort was badly
damaged in collision with an unknown
steamer near the Haak lightship. Soon
after the crash the Frankfort began
shipping water in large quantities, but
the unknown steamer kept on her way.
despite calls for help from the disabled
steamers siren. The Frankfort sent
wireless calls for help. and two steamers
passing heard her siren And went to the
rescue 1t is not believed the emigran nts
are In danger, as should the Frankfort
sink further before reaching port they
can be transferred TO the other Steamers
in a short time.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

The work of digging the foundation
for the erection Of a modern> Sunday
school building for the Second Presby-
terian Church. at the northeast corner
of Prince and St. Asaph Streets, is pro-
crossing very rapidly. Within a short
time the work of laying the foundation
will be begun.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
Monarchi.t. Feared in China.

Pekin, Aug. n.-Prince Ching's return
to Pekin has made President Yuan Shi
Kai of the new republic apprehensive of
an attempt at restoration by the support
ers of the old dynasty. Vast quantities
of rifles. small machine guns and ann
have been received here dur
ing the last week from Europe. They
are, coming to the government forces
and are being stored IN fortified arse
nails; until they can be distributed to
the various forces.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12

They tsAyou how to get weH Every important Illness
small and is here described clearly and concsey and
under each disease told what do whether consult
physician what to do until the physician and what to
90 physician not be had The remedies and treatment
resulting from the latest scientific knowledge here
given all data concerning prescriptions have been
ousy revised and saeguarded by the eminent specialists
The Washington herald., 1912-08-12
20 GREAT DOCTORS IN YOUR OWN HOUSE.
HOLD READY FOR INSTANT CONSULTATION

They tell you ho.D to keep roell; how to avoid m
lection and contagion how exercise properly what food
take how clothe yourself how to ventiate, etc. etc
1t you believe that health blessing the source OF
all pleasure and that indeed worth while know
the way whereby be best cultivated and
the enclosed order form today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
ACCUSED MURDERER
DlscLAIMs HIS QUILT

Chicago. Nov ia letter Hf-rHF
a victim 81 rurirHfeH.H sHarsr.nHr
in which If Is clearly Indicated that
ere writer wishes f1 convey fHa Iu-
preston taaf Do iH Handsome Jack
AnUffrr. wanted lv Che police in cou-
ne-f.0n with the murder af WrH Emma
hu0 .n a hotel On NasHmHer 81. haze
been received hv mornInr paper
here Pc asks that % De made nufIe
that thH woman Ir ire hotel EaH nor
murdered but WaE the victim ~ an
accident U ia stated that she fHu
from rhRir and struck nor head The
writer saws that he is En- Chicago die
Euised and armed and that he passes
detective Ec1dauarftrs daily. Hs says
~ would come forward nd feu his
story 1nlv be- is afraid thr police would
rot believe a. Several handwriting ox-
perfH have examined thc writing and
most 20 them believe enc letter % ha
hoax Others think there e. DE-
Cided reaeuhianre iu che rrnmanrr .n
90 that % Koefters
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

New York N0v gG.-omciala % Tire
New TBfh View Haven a Hartford
railroad are ready 90 aEreo that mla=
fdrtuuea never come afuEiv. uurlnE
she laFt ha'f 1f the present month taera
has been rulhinH rut uUubIa for ire
read Uu NuvsmterE 30 fuo disaa-
troua WRECKS occurred on ere une ln
Connncffcuf Iu one af persons Wera
ininrcd Ou November 90 there was a
third wreck in csc sane state one
person wna killed. one injured. on
November fe there waa Htu another
wreck on this road
on November fe announcement uaa
made that criminal proceedings wuuIa
BE- brought against those officials ~
the road who were responsible Cor the
disastrous wreck af WestrurL Corn.
last month These preceding wli
be instituted soon.
on ths same far HfarE were taken
lookinE ta thr criminal prosecution uf
the oFrarH and directors ~ fhe r1HH
f0T entering into n conspiracy On no
uoruIiEe ffamc In New England We'd
erul authorities served HummnnFss On
several directors nf ERE company tn
aprrar In thia city befurs a federal
strand jury t1 tru what fhey know
about tae deal hv which thr Erw
Haven led me Grand Trunk "a ahar-
don Sc projected extensions iu New
England Though tho eranI jury nrH
ceedinEa have been tgmEurHr IE haltHH
pending a federal Investigation. if IH
believed they viii again Pc resumed
Dissolution ~ the New Haven com
Ipany a. trust f. also On prospect ac-
c0rding l1 reports from Waahingt lu.
The case is under preparation in tFe
Z department OF justice. where oenciaIs
from Massachusetts and Rhode IsItnd
have given the government workahls
information
Tho immediate purpose 81 Distrfc.-
Attorney Wise. who 81 handling ths
case Tor the government " O. ascsg
tain the extent Co which oGcurs and
directors az the New Ia zen have vlo-
lated the criminal law. ~ In their u0-u
defense these Witnesses shift me mf
.to President MelIen or 90 the 80 an
CLIQUE supposed % have been behind
him IN furthsring the monopoly. men
~ tHe very fret financial standing may
have ta answer for the act
Along wffh the Fr1ad furv proceed
in9s and criminal prosecutions trrf ere
thus rronliHed disclosure aInrE TIE
Same Hne ore expected through ere
money trust Investigating committee
/ Announcement has been made taal
thH committee VIII DTS futo ere deal
and Fry e. uncover tha HuanrIsr 80
Froup t7 whom ire present course n
ire New Haven owes geo. Inspiration
TnF committee Intends afHr 20 expose
tha b0cskreuInr 6f THE Sew Haven.
whereby ere corporation. aIrerIg
heavily Or debt. fs H1fF f- have boon
rharv'nw au manner ~ fIr sxraraaa
aEHInaf fhr proper nIfr#rF earrIrrH
tn ire meantime "a rru#frr ulrfHIna
ia in progress In Connecticut where
uuf'fr movement Hr# been enaaa
tarrruafT herru tn compel the COM
rarr t0 provide better and safer
service
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
HEADACHE. BILIOUS STOMACH
AND WASTE-CLOGGEO BOWELS
DELICIOUS sWGETENs souR Classy STOMACH
cLEAHsEs YOUR LIVER 70 BOWELS WITHOUT
aRIpE Oh HAusEA-rAkEs scUn FROM TONGUE

fsrmsntins food and ciowwed up vast
matter ~ moved on and cot % ycuT
syHtsm-no nauuea-no Eriping-no
weakness
You simply can't have your fiwwr
inactive and your thirty feet % bowels
ConEtinatsd with sour. ceoayinK waste
matter and feel wen The need % a
laxative iH q natural need bat witA
delicious syrup % f1ws you are not
druEwinE yourself Being composed
entirely of luscious hmn Soma anf
Aromatirs n can not iniura
Ask your druggist for the run name
syrup q FTss and Elixir Of SIENNA :"
Refuse. with ncurn. any q the go
cnfies F1E syrup limitations They are
meant 90 deceive you Look on the
label Tho eenuihs. ola reliable. bears
the mama California F1g syrup Con
PAW. tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
BOOK BY MISS
ROBINSON now
BEING shown
ts sENr OUT as CHRISTMAS o.
FERINo ~ IT'S pUBLisHERs
AND CRITICISMS or OF PREFACE
a POPULAR SUCCESS.

-Tlawrna'a Harpy summsr aiiss
Celia MTruesr Hohinsana HrautfaI
ntfIa uarT q. taFfb Caroline. Hll-rt
caya and r. girL han hoen cont out bY
30 publishers Rand MrsHIF and
NoiHpanY. end Ia pos on aaIf Hv ba1k-
wtorHa au over the county coos hAt-
tnE placed e en- disrnv tu penaHrc,a
- srfnV
Tire rnok has beer hria nraf a. r.
Mhrtafmna aIertna bg tha pusnanera
teauHe Of BE- rslarr ana recent aIiu-
risus frum 1nrdlna ressnaperH and
periodical HI over fls country have
ralied wtdeHnroad attention tn It tr
- haHed &c enc ~ the rreffiesf ufus
eturIsa o. Eiria sontrfhuted ~ any
WrifeF in aomr time and 90 arfion
roverH "a period az many months AMI
mr'ufeH tuo Tnrfiea-one at Han8w-
F'en and one af Christmas ths latter
hnnfHriur ne end of the story
Whether through rndeatv ~ tha
re- fhnt ghe DEL editor ~ thia unra.
hira Rahinaan vent on ta tho theatre
b. nirht and Az hurriefiv that enc
fnrFnf tn wrHa anV urws about her
49, hnrinE been recaived
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
MRS. pusENBURV
TIE HOSTESS.

The Monday Euchre Club held an
other ~ their very pleasant meetings
yesterday afternoon when Mrs J r.
Dusenhury was the cordial hostess a.
her West Strong street home
There were two tables a. play. and
Mrs. Dusenbury's house guest Mrs
" = Arnold. % Savannah. wac
visiting matron present Mrs Arnold
e woman ~ broad culture and era
eious charm u manner who has al
ready won many friends On Pensacola
Mrs p. 8. Hancock was the for
tunate one IN the game 81 six-han
cuchre. and her trophy was an ivory
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Wrecks on New Haven
I'm Last IL Months

Tie fHTHwna HFH.Er have occur
rrH en- fHs Nrw NHrE Nru Maven a
HrfffTrf rrHHH1f fn enc IHHf rrrF.
teen months. Hr wilton lFrH.uH
were A. aE# ass Insured
1une ~ faff. FHIrHH.f rruu.. frr 'Ent.
killed fIarrErf# rf SIGNALS
tUir "a faff uHfEerrri. conn Ped
fraI Enufess "a kiUFd SEQ injured
aue tH eaFrI. nHHaeH 90 IRE euElmeer.
Aua. az fnIf. M.dllefluu. Conn.
HarreuaeF 81 Injured FlH wrHHf
4uae ff. SEQ. Clinton MnHH rnHHHu.
nHF. q injured. open Hmftrh
JuiF fs tef1. HtauiuEtrn Junction.
Conn. passenger. Q ki.led. = iuiur-
F collision
oet. ~ tala vessvnrt. Conn eurinE-
Geld EnuruHa. allied. Sd lgfurHd,
picked CruHHrNrr
Nov. tf. f1f2. Green's Yarns. Corn =.
Mere hanfs' Limited 81 injured de-
feefiFr equipment
New 20. t8f2 Milford Conn. Port
land Evureas. 4 cars deralled frog
split
Nov. ~. fata. Putnam. Conn Freight
train, . dead. 2 HurL rear-end coI-
af#r
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

AL those days when you feel misor-
abie. hsadachy. bil,ous and duli are
due 20 torpid liver and sluggish bow
ela The dayr when your stomach 10
sour and elu % gas. when you have
indigestion. the nirhH when youF
nerves twitah and you are restless and
can't sieep could be avoided with =
taaspooEful - dslicioua syrup q Figs
lent o. foolish 70 D. distressed when
there ~ each o pleasant way 20 over
come So
Give pour inactive nv~r ana ten
yards ~ waste c4nKrod bowels q thor
cuKh Cleansing this time. Put an end
to constipation
Tsks q tsaspoonful ~ syrup ~ FIrs
tonight sure and iusi see f0r your.
sef ~ morning how gently but thor
ouEhly az the sour biis undigested
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
DINNER PARTY FoR MISS
kATHLEEH GONZALEZ

Mis- Kathleen rCnTaier was the
E.aurra e. heaut fgny appointed
Ia given Orb ere Wardr1rm ~ the
$50 on suudlr evening "a g
O'Clock
Ihs liable decorations we're an o.
red Silver Huadr iebra held crimson
ahadfd csnts~s end q rahss - Fiow-
iuE carnations formed fhr center
Iiece
Ensign Strickland sas Miss Con
EaissE hosi ans savers -~r- lad ~
Mrs. 0.orEo " Moore. Mr. ~ T.
Hunt MiHH GONZALEZ F,nHfEu Strirk-
iand. Miss NrHeI gunaat~a Miss Ma-
tsile Move. uaiwns nesheuL HoaN
kerTar. Booth McktttrtcN Martin
and several other onacerH from ~
wardroom-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Before the Bird
Is Served Tomorrow

Brighten mp your dining
room
Come m today and pro-
cure that new dinner ware
thar you've wanted so
long
We have twenty open
stock patterns 90 select
from. including the cele-
bratcd line OF Theodore
tlayiland china. I'm sets
Of any size or any pattern.
Ranging In prices from
$500 90 $500.
Carving sets, too.
Some have Sterling sill
YER handles and best quail
ity tempered steel. ranging
iu prices from $3.50 TO
Sl2jO.
Double Roasters, Csc 20
zoe any size.
Coffee Peroolaters, $3.50
TO 500
Enamelware, Crockery-
ware, Cooking Utensils
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

hundreds - yellow -frvFa uthemunas.
Mt izateI AIlIerarE ~ Pensacola
rrF tIfrr Bessie johnson asalsfed MIS-
trs.Ratau 5u receiving her sueats Misa
hupl burg wearing Waite SILK over
s.af. aad WFr g1rnsUa cream Ella
VIII nErrdreFa uf lace
The out-of-tow guests were hlHs
rfaE.f a.1 W'ea Anna ArTIFuurE ~
Fsan-aclla. Mics Rcssfe IcN~son and
fffss irraa Brewer - "a .mingham
Allies MARY resf ~ w-sfsi'ia Miss
rene uu~Hay creighton - % nrE.a. and
aIss FTu=sie johnson - Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
ARMY OFFICER STATIONED
AT FoRT BARRANcAs WILL
NED ALABAMA GInL

Frienda' IN Pensacola have resolved
invitations 90 the marriaE. % Lisutan-
ant James X. Grain. Coast Artillery
Cofpa Unitcd States Army. nov sta
toned 81 Port Barrnncas, and Miss
Marv Kafhertna Nichols. q Tuara
ioosa. Ala IRE wedding wiu take
PLACE On December 4
Mr Grain viii take his bride a. Fortress
Monroe Va where ~ ass been or
dsred ~ q student ofhcsr On the class
~ laih e. the army school there
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
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Chattanooga. Tenn Sow. ga vsr-
dtct on not guilty as - A. r.. Roark.
Joint defendant % r.. T. Cameron and
Prank Roark in the white slave case
pending lu federal court today. on mo-
ton nf the district attorney. The case
is now being argued.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

handled hat brush The consolation. a
pretty pair ~ vase vas uon BY AIRS.
Dan Reilly.
Mrs. Dusenbury. Mr.. Arnold, Arn.
Milton CLARK. Mrs. Eaioolm YonEs.
Mrn A T Barkdun Mrs 2. McNeik
Mrs "a q DsSliva Mrs WI john
son. Mrs = ~ smithwick and MrA
Ial Anderson enioyed the card games.
The club wilt meet next week with
MrH Hancock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
DIES WITHOUT REALIZING
CRIMES ne COMMITTED

Vernon. ohio. NoF ze-Wuliam
n Magim wao several Rays ago shot
and killed Die UiIe wounded 1is nurse
and then turned the Eun On himself
died today without realization &c the
TRACEY. Marlu was demenfed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
AUCTION BRIDGE FoR
MRS. WHITING.

Mrs. W. X Hyer h hostess ~ an
auction bridge party given this after
noon a. her beautifully appointed home
on North Hayien street
Mrs. Hyrr's hospitality - pretty
compliment a. Mrs Hyer whttinE. -
California. and q number ~ the de-
voices q tas came are her guests.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

View f1rh. Nnv af-A Hurrv IN ere
monrY market TODAY sent the can loan
rate ur o. fg per ranf fha hirhaat
since ne early part ~ 1919 The oren-
mE rate vas per cent Later In the
onF however ne rate rose rapidly until
~ nef cent was REACHED fofiNwirr
which there wuH IN easier tendency
calling On ~ loans ~ two 20 the prin-
rirai banks was said Co BE- me nurryts
Immediate cause
Increased mercantile demands for
nnoney disturbed political conditions
mhroad and preparations FOR the year
end disbursements ~ Interests and
oiFiaends were cities a. underlying
causes 81 the condition ~ tho money
market
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

room IN an uptown hotel early today
and plunged down - = skyiight. seven
stories below. she was ., ously n not
fatally hurt she explained her dream
when picked az, then Apaed into an
consciousness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
THANKSGIVING otNNER.

Your Thanksgiving dinner is sure %
ba a. success % you have Your desserts
favored with Blue Ribbon Vanilla tx
tract One teaspoouful % the quart o.
1u that is required. Best and takes
lees" Jaw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
DELvE INTO STOCK MARKET
DEALINGS or FfTZGERAL 3

Chicaro. Nov 26--Attorneya Pop the
government today went into the stock
market dealings o. George w rita
gerald. on trial charged with thp thefJ
of fiil.ee1 from the ChIcaEn SUBJ
treasury
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Put parnN plaster on tha chest
nnd take woof cough syrup lntsrnai.
D. n You would treat q severe cas-.
a. sore lungs properly Gsf ire aof
D. s'Hn HtIThWu.g WoprgfogrN-u
hlNFp. Wifh each bottle there q
Tee HFHRfrKg RED PEPPER po
Eors PLASTER Tor f1s chest Sold
~ AT lruHFia.n fAdyb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
PITY MEN ARE CAUGHT
BEHIND A CAVE IN

wines Harra Pa Nov. zs-FIffv
men we're cauEht behind e cave-in at
u 81. mine ~ the Rarnum Coal
company az pittaton TO-DAY Thirty
81 TIE men were taken out some %
bNm SERIOUSLY Injured end some others
.laHea t0 e7rHne How many men
Sfere trapped is not known. Rescuera
IRE az work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
DREAMED o. A FIRE.
FELL THROUGH sNYLlcHT

New Tork Nov. 2s.--nveaming that
there was a ere IN her apartments,
Nh ia Radt. wife % q New York
banker. walked % q window - her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

See tomorrow's paper for
HUGHEY'S Menu. Il will
be a Thanksgiving treat for
those who take dinner down
town. Don forget at
HUGHEYS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
Pensacola
.rockery Co.
ara Fireworks on Florida.

Merchants will find it to
their advantage TO get our
prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Mr. Clara o Hcarrev ~ New Or
leans. . member - the city star -
ths New Orleans Picayuns. vas IN the
uity yesterday. leavtng fnr New or
ieSns last nlEht az the guest - the
MInna.ola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

MrH ~ y Thomas has been cutie
sdCk for several dave ~ AirE. s. A. Mo-
rvnos on West belmont street ana IA
- the sincsFs wish ~ many friends
that shs may soon recover
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs J r. Hurst are ~
ceivtnN the cnndolenre ~ their friends
over the ulnets of their baby. and
many friends sincerely trust that the
little child may soon he veil again
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Mr. and Mrs , H. Pace are receiv-
inE congratulations on the birth ~
q little daughter who arrived 20 elnd-
den their home on sunday The little
lady wll bear the pretty name q
Martha Bcne.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Mra J o. Erancss and daughter
Miss Winnie. ~ Laurel HiiL who have
hcen the guests % Mrs Walter Jones
for several DAYS have returned home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Nrs a Rosanreld. % New ORLEANS.
wiu arrive today o. - the guest ~
Mr end Mrs A IfarhkoN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Afr Prank q. RnHcIl1s spent yc-ser-
day IN the rity. returning last niEht
% River Junction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION

M r " Hsntn % Martsnna. 10 In
pensaeoln ca hrief visit Mr. HsintN
forIperlv lived ln Pensacola and Aas
many friends here