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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
GRAIN
AND PROVISION
ev Associated Press.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Grain and Provisions
Review. Wheat-Bearish European crop
advices weakened wheat today. The open
ing was the same as last night to &c
down May started at $1.00 $50 Ia a
loss of S-SG1-2, but reacted to 800 SIS.
Corn-bTild weather eased corn. May
opened a shade to 14c on at 65 rs to
66@1-Sc and seemed disposed to keep
within that range.
Oats-Oats went with wheat and corn.
May started unchanged to 1S@1-4c lower
at 40 1-2L5-8 to 40 3-4c and remained
near the lower level.
Provisions-Sening OF g. scattered sort
caused a dip in hog products. First sales
were 21ac lower to sc up with May
delivery $16.05 for pork; $3.50 for lard,
and SS621h for ribs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
VESSELS IN PORT.
atanmRhina.

August Belmont, Br, Clarke, 1857,
to Gulf Transit Co.
Meriddio, Br. Clark, 1870, to Key
SER Muldon Co.
Sliedrecht, Dutch, Teensma, 25ss, to
Gulf Transit Co.
Vogesen, Ger, Pulsen, to Howe &
Co.
Herman Wade1 Jarlsberg, Nor, 1941,
to A. A. Brown & Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
DR.. RENSHAW
WAS THE HOST
HE ENTERTAINED SEVERAL OF
HIS FRIENDS LAST NIGHT AT A
WILD TURKEY SUPPER AT
HUGHEYS.

DR.. Frank G. Renshaw entertained
a party of eight or ten of his friends
last night at a wild turkey supper at
Hughey's, and it is said that the toasts
made were real treats in oratory.
The supper was at o'clock, and it
is said that the doctor gave it because
of an election wager on his own can
didacy in the last city primary, and
il is presumed that he must have
bet on the election of his opponent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
MACK GOES TO NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. 23.-Norman g..
Mack, chairman of the Democratic
national committee, left New York for
Baltimore today to make further ar
rangements for the convention Of
June Is.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
CRIPPLE ARRESTED
ON THREE CHARGES

Solomon Rosenthal, Russian Jew,
and cripple, who has been on the
streets for several days, was arrested
yesterday afternoon in front of the
store of Watson. Parker & Reese on
three charges, viz: drunk, ebstructing
the sidewalk and being vagrant.
Officer Smith made the arrest and the
man is said to have been down on the
sidewalk when arrested.
He will be given a hearing before
the recorder at this mornings session
of city court.
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". P. 8ROWNSON,
JNO. BAUMEISTER,
p. B. LAWRENCE,
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given to creditors, le-
gates, distributes, and all persons hav-
ing claims or demands against the estate
of Martin II. Sullivan, deceased, to pre-
sent the same to the undersigned within
two CD years from the first publicat ton
OF this notice. This December 9th, 1911.
DANIEL r. SULLIVAN,
KATE q. SULLIVAN,
dec2ToawSw Executors.
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah, jan 23.-The spirits of tur-
pentine market opened firm this morning
with 4SA bid and so asked The close
was firm with sales of f01 casks at 4SA.
There were no receipts. Shipments were
1883 casks and stocks of IS, 500.
The rosin market opened firm with no
sales and the close was firm with sales
OF 2,26! barrels. Receipts were 2,2o1 bar
rels, shipments 2,37S barrels and stocks
of 1873, $50 barrels.
The opening quotations were:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The insurance office of the
undersigned has been moved
from % East Government
street to rooms 300-302 Am
erican National Bank build
ing.
clan WALKER ANDERSON
Subscribe for The Journal.
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Furnished by the local office, weather
bureau. United States department ct
agriculture, under the direction or
Willis L. Moore, chief Of bureau,
Washington, D. c.
PensaeoIa's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for January, ~
degrees.
Lowest on record for January, Is
degrees.
Average of the highest daily tenn
psratares FOR January, so degrees.
Average Of the lowest daily temper
atures for January, 40 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, g.
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday morn
ing, So degrees.
Pensacoia's Rainfall Data.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
January, 4.04 inches.
Total rainfall this January to p. m,
p. M, $40 inches.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
Notice IS hereby given that we, the
undersisneH will on the 26th day of Janu-
sry 4. D. 1912, apply to the Governor of
Florida at Tallahassee. for letters patent
Incorporating Us and our associates,
under the following charter:
The name Of this corporation shall be
FLORIDA PINE PRODUCTS COMPANY,
and IFS principal place of business shall
be Ao!ino. Escambia County, Florida.
We ". p. BroWnson. John Baumeister
ana J.. 3. Lawrence do hereby make ap-
Flcati0n for letters patent Incorporating
Is and our assigns. into a corporation of
the State OF Florida, under the following
charter.
The general nature of the businesses to
be transacted shall be the manufacturing
and dealing in turpentine, rosin and the
E-predrets thereof, and buying and sell
ing Of real estate. and the doing of all
GlAtr things and engaging in all other
businesses necessary. incidental or con-
'ehlent TO the business mentioned.
The amount Of the capital stock of this
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
ND SELECT MASTERS.

" - u Regular assembly of
kSNAT5ZS4>1 Union Council No. Z, r.
FsISHsTW / s. NJ. Thursday, Jan. 25th,
hVS5tzJ5&H at 7:30 p. m. Election and
ELFGgSSS$Sl installation of officers.
W. NJ J. r. KELLER,
AAERY ". GIBBS. tt NJ.
Recorder
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
THE PENSACOLA
COTTON MARKET

The following report is furnished daily
for The Pensacola Journal by Harris,
Allison & Co, Cotton Merchants, Pen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24
SECRET SOCIETIES.

:. & A. M.
81 Special communication of Es-
Mn. Gambia Lodge No. Is, F. & A. NJ,
NJ Friday. January 26th, at 1880 p.
III. Work in the F.. c. Degree.
Visiting brothers fraternallys invited.
T. 7. TODD,
WALTER BIGGS, w. NJ.
Secretary.
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ORDER OF OWLS.

TS $500 .sER VETERAN FIREMEN
Ia. -I r--ls-e eteran Ffremen's Assoeia-
erz. E'-..s,. a. recorders Court Room the
~ each month at 1880 D. m.
DAN zrr-Dor,,. j. \. ANDREWS
A. President.
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24

Tie amount of the Capital Stock Of
ssil Company shall be Twenty Thousand
SO 900 00) Dollars to be divided into two
me Hundred (S10O.0O) Dollars each. and
n, capital stock shall be payable. in
property. labor or services, at a just
rsI,ation 10 be fixed by the directors at
meeting called for such purpose.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-24

The said corporation shall exist for
,ratv-nine (99) years from the date Of
I.antug letters patent to it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
gerIorene @erpcufraft.

@ir leben in einem nerpoicn 3eit.
alter. Die bcutiqen Mnforbcruneen
an bic Menid)beit beoingen Die
gr5bte 2eiitunasfabisfcit oeS Ser.
penipitens phne l1nterbredmiig. Gar
iiber pcrfaler 10 pieIe Mcniden in
Elm idtperes Siedltbum. 9erm lie
Senfcn niht boran, Dob bieier sbre
Rait in griprld eenommene &orper
ole barte 8robe nidt alls ciaencr
arait eIiidIid beitpbei tam. @era.
BE, neil Die @cniden BON beute aber
niiicn. BOB iie iii eiitem ioIfen 3eit.
alter Icbcn, horcn iie oann ober aud
lperm idliebhd Sic Gerpen rebeIlii6
nno frditlns geipprbcn iin6, INNER
mir auf Ole Inpreiiung bon foge.
itnnilten 9erpenmitteIn, melfe nidts
ibeIfer, ionberu MIR oen Selifel init
.9eeI5ebiib nitstreiben. 9ns Sc.
.beimniB elmer MISREPRESENTATION
lid BARN, boB bieie- Srait nur. Elm,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
Nn rms Iublif,,,,,.

Die Sarniers @roin Ii. Glepator
Co., ipeIde ibr @eibdft fGliflid an
ole ggsers Mining 60. iibertraaer
BOT. tpiinid1t hermit ibren Sreun6en
unb &lirocn, io1pie bent Gitblifitnl
inn Maemeinen, hren ber5lifen
9anf absuitatten fiir berer frcitr,
lidye ltnterftiisuna inb aun0idlnit in
Der Geran1rgerbeit; All gleidJer 3eit
boffenb bisher beipieiencs Grrtroien
ainb aiinbidaft o,td) airf uniere 9n6.
NoIaer iibertragen 81 molten. @ir
bitten gleid,fnIls nI1e S~ieienigen. mel
de nod nit ilrps in Hedumirg tie.
ben, Dor Dem I. nddtiten Sui nor.
sripnedeit iirro one Sad,e absumaden
sfm /. SiiIi miro Die @egers Mia-
ing So, bas @eifaft i%ibernebmert;
;oniieIbe miro iebod iinter ber biz.
Bergen 2eitlins iueiter sefiibrt tper-
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
-2as 9ienic ber aabrit.arbei.

-gds 8icnic Der Sabrif-arbei.
ter miro am Sonntag, Den %. Suli
euf oem Sairplase itattiinoen uno
ons Gomiie, Dos nit ben Mrraitge-
ments 5etraut purbe, miro oofiir
Gorge tragen, 0aB es oas Hicnic
6as Die 4rbeiter Der Shubfabrif
les Is Sabr saben. nod bel @ei.
tenn ~iibertreiien miro. Cine Wenge
Spiele, @ettrennn, unb 8olfsbe-
laiitigltgen nller Mrt iperoen ar-
ramgirt nerben, unD uniere Sc.
idlditsleute perocn bafiir iorscn,
caB es an if)onaii Sreiicn Die oa.
bel .ur 8ertbeilung fommen ioaen,
nidjt ieblen miro.
@eibaftslerte Die Treiie ans.
5uieber fpiinidlen iinO erinft irserpo
eitRs Der f~olgeneer Gomite .Mitglie-
Der 5u beradridtigen: @uitap @lo-
Ter, go. Meper u,fS Sermmin aim-
MEL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
@la9idtr.

IS giebt aberdeen, melde 8elt-
berbeiierer iifr0, aber es giebt felne
@elt, meIff Die aberdeen pcrellert.
8enn Oh nidf in llngnaoe fallen
pilllt 10 bite Did, ieraals bel e..
mem Sodgeiteaten in @naoe 81 tal.
len.
Die gral,t 1T Die M,iif, Die 5rai
Sas Gon5frt.
@enn man elmer iboneir 5rml
rafldiit, 10 beboiiptet lie, man
fame ibr entgeger.
M6nner bIiGen germ ms Meer,
tpenit es itiirmiidy befpegt ut, Sraiis
CT, penlp es eitrert SpieseI biloet.
SD bin fir 8riiseEitrafe, nber
MIR fir Die, pelhe lie eirfdibreil
Douen.
Man lit getpobnIi6 iebr flng,
menu man ans einem Merifer rldbt
flug peroen fam.
Gs eebort oft mebr Mlltb oaai,
Dem Seben ais benz Sobe ms aiige
3t idanen.
Wan6e 8ranfen miirSen geinfto
tpcrben, tpenrr man linen our ref.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
SmanbiiGes

gei einem ariegsipiel erflomm
Der 10-iabrige Gam. gonis in Brent
ipoob, 6. S., einer pier3ig SUB bo-
ben Stablmat Der oen eIeftriifen
Starfitromorabt trdgt. 8epor er
Die Spiee erreihte, iaber ieine III
rem .aunbifnfter" 5uiilbeInoen
Spielfameraben, baB er einen Der
Dr1bte b%eriibrte. CT itanb aligert-
blidliG iiber alrb iiber III 5lnmmen.
George 8iaiams, mubte ben Ser.
Gin nabebei arbeitenter GARNER,
fliGL ben Srngen al retten, ielb1t
nit Dem gobe biiBten.
9urh Die llnporihtisfeit zines
9rbeiters, Der Elm brennenhes
StreidboI5 IN eirsn @aiolinbebGlter
folen lieB, serietb bas gnaIiib @e-
bdute i'm @apcroB, Ga, IN Ieuer.
Gle 8la1f1mer perbreiteten iidS raiell
iiber has eanse @ctGiibe. Ger Ser.
Init. Der ba,rf Die ~polldtambige Ser.
ftornna bes Sauies entitarib, betr1gt
$4,000. God melt ihiperer lpiegt
Ter 8erIuit an Menidenleben. 9rei
9etpobner ionbem 6en 600 in ben
5lunnnen, Srnli GngIiib. Srau Sam
h1e mo ibr breiidbrieer Sobn Yaill.
Mit fnupper Rotb entrarn Der
8ntte Der letterer, Sobn Gamble,
Dem COB bllrd, @erbrennen, OILS er
pergebers perIufte, feline Srml 81
retten.
Sn Ibipeienbeit hires @atten
rraffm Srn. 8. 9. Grpb In Sprin9.
iieIb, Wsoii.. brei ibrer ainoer in
Elm 3ininner uilo orebte bns Cos
on. as ibr @atte sliriiffebrte iua.
rem ale bier foot. 0rei mtbere Sin.
Der ipielten in einem anberem Clint
mer uttb milbten nidts BON bem
f!rd)tboren @orfalle. Sn einem bin
terlniicnem Sdfreibpn erflarte oil
ltngliiflide, BOB iie irriinnig ie
unb ltie mieber bergeitelt merber
f0nne, meshaIh tie Sen Sot, Jude.
Sheriff M. 6. Garutbers, ii
Rammotb Springg. arf., Der gebori
bette, rob elm Geriith sur 9eraitb.
inla Ser 9anf BON Iamnotg
springs genlud,t merben piirbe,
beritedte iidl nit brei 6ebiilfen in
eiitem 3immer binter Der ganf mn
itberraif).e brei mdsfirte H1ii6er,
radSem tie Die Saiiirerin In 6ns
aaiiengepoIhe cinaeiperrt botteir I'M
fpdbreltb iie Dos gdraelo i'll eillen
Sod iteften. Son bcn &dilbern,
Die ale in Ser nmaeaenb ser Stnbt
fncenten, mirhe gefiSones rom
Sberiif nieberacifoiien, oils fie iifl
sur @ebre ieBtcn. Die anbercn gci-
ben, Otto @urrctp iltS SIRIUS %
pis, ersaben iif. Ger &aubanfmr
creiancte iid> fur5 nadt @ittag, als
erfpartet miirbe, bob Die 8nnfangc.
Itellten nidt anipeienh iein piirben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

Sprnptom ser 6eiunobeit nnb ibr
@erlIIt mir cine Spmptom Ser &ranf
belt bes ga,lSen a0rpers lit. Den
gaftsen aorper 9eiuno 5u erbalteii
linb all MAIDEN, bafiir aiebt es aber
itur elm WeitteI, unb bas beiBt: rel.
mes glnt, Seer iein 8l,tt regelmdB.
ia reinigt uno bamit Dor 8ergifting
6iitet, inben er ct. Bernard &rdu.
terpiden lin apotbefen 81 baber) an
tpenbet, miro audi ieineir &orper ge.
iirr6 erbaItep nrb 5ugleif baour6
tros aller Inforoerungen Der 3eit
feline 0erpenfraft ipabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
yerbrsdleriider snsriff anf
IabdDen BON IL Sabren.

rl F. 'ratEtEsE 4EfE LLHa -.
Wiltom Garrett, Elm Sramtp i'm
Sitter bon 25 Sabren, mnrbe aml Ies.
ten Jreitag ollrdy gonltabIer Sans
S. Sfolbp, bon Blanc, bicrber ge.
braft uno inn gonntp-8 etangrliB
abgeliefert, Inn iid Dor Dem 8reis.
geridt sesen Die gnfloge 6es per-
breferilAen @ngriifs niti Die 12iab-
rtge Softer bes ~beritorbenem &id)-
ters. Sars q. Sfou61, in Der
Nabe bon 9lnn1, 5i pernntmorten.
Ser Angriif ouf Dos ainb faro
anl oorlgen 9onnerstag Nafmittag
1tatt, nno nltr bas energiife Gin
idjreiten Don 5rail Sfoubp, Der Mtlit-
ter, melde aiuf Die Silferufe bes
&inoes berbeieiIte, imuroe oie MrlS.
fiibruns Der obifeuIid)en &bat per-
binoert.
5rau Sfcirbp aIarmirte ipfort If.
re Nadbarm un6 rofy mebreren
Stunoen Der 8erfolgung lpnrbe in
Dem 5 WeiIen enffernten Canaan
elm Tramp namens Garrett eitrge-
fnneen unb nady 8lanb sebradt. no
ler am Sreitae Norsen Dor 3ifter
9. Werfelmann, cine 8orunteriuh-
ing beltatpo nnb, in grman9elaing
BON 9irsidaft. mad Dem bieiisen
GolntD @ef1ngniB gebradt fpuroe.
Die 9nhridt bes @ngriffs aui
oas ainb bate iid raid in Der @ad,
barifoft nerbreitet, unb mir Dem
llmitano, bab &omtabler Sfoubr
ben ueberlanbtpes nah Sermarm ee
fpdblt bate, anitatt Die gfod Sslant
Balm gu beniisen, lit es au banter
bob er nit ieinem @efangeneu bie,
anlanste; anoeren 6aQs nGre 6erfel
be BON Der Hafe Der entriiiteter
9iiraer erreift porben. goritob
Ter Sfoubp lit elm 8rlrber bes fIei
nen WtdSbens melde bas Spfer bes
Insriffs mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
SAT- elm Number.

Cine ser iptnberbariten genoernn
gcn, lie in eincm Maiin wabrgenom.
men, mie 90. 6. SolscIoip, Glarer.
Soil, SeraS, inet, farb Dor Sabren
in icinem 9rrber itott. Or bot.
tc cinen fiird,terlidjen Suiteir, nt,a
~iririere SalRilie iiirftctc, er miirbe
3n Sdpinbirdt fiibren, besonn aber
ocil @ehroitd, BON Or. Sings Stem
DISCOVERY unb ipurbe nit 10 SIo.
idcn flirirt. Sect aeiunb IND miiit-
fer rrb mie0t 21S Gfuitb, Sir bic.
lc Sabre bat uniere SamiIie bieie
plutOerbare WeSi5in init elltem @e.
initiate bel grf1Itiina rdr6 Snften
angeipenbet." @irfi idneIf. lit s,t.
perI1iiig nnb gorantirt. Breis soc
urb ST. Trobefluide fret in allen
apctbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

Der ltnterseid}nete bringt biermii
allen NiiiionSfreunoen sur gefaui.
gen aenntniBnabme, Bob Die presbt.
@emeinbe bel gap, an Der Secono
Greet ibr Riiiionsfeit, 10 Soft min,
am. Ia. nfib 10. Iugiit 81 feiern
gebenft. 9lIe Serrn Nadbarspaito-
rem nn6 hire @emeinben tperben
biemnit sIeidBeitig freunOlib einge.
Iaben, an oemieIbn fbeil aii itebmen.
aiig. 9oIobn. Saitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28

Nle fluVe IAI pAS, Iul uIlIele
Stoot in 8oridIag gebradte @ai-
%lerfperf. nebit &analipitem. linb lett
mebreren Sagerl in Der 8oitoffice, 70
lpie ard) on atoeren Srten 5lrr
Shau geiteat. 0ieie 8Idne geben
cine iebr beutIide unb ~poaitGroige
andidt Der beiben ginridtunsen.
Die gerlolte Gage Der @dierrobren.
ionic auh Der Seuer-Spbranten,
alnb ferner Die senaue Gage Der
Sailptfandle lit beutlif berSeifnet
Bel serraiter 8eiidtisurg Der obisen
Gldne perben iitpiere 8iirger finben.
bob bon fait iebem 8linft in Der
Stobt anif}llsB an Die Saiiptfandle
5it MAIDEN lit itipo aleidials aud,
Our6 Die @riierrobren erreift miro
GapiS Sipps, elm Sarmer bel
Wontgomerp gitp. DO, lit Der gln-
iidt, oab err cine Grfinbung eemad,t,
Die in ben garBew Ser. Staaten mil
Sreuuben begriibt perbeir 6iirfte.
gr. bat mitteis Saltpeter pinige oer
gr1Bten Sriifte uno @emiiie in Die
lem 2anbc ge5ogeli. Snbem er ct,
mas Saltpeter an sic @liBel eines
IpfeIbmtmes bat urib oieien nit
@aifieife abtpuiG,, ersieIte er 9lep-
fel, Die 5pei Gfunb unb iehs lin.
sem pro Stiif mogen. gls elm Or
pertinent legte er Saltpeter an Die
@lir5el BON 5mei Reiben gorn iirrb
100 aebrcip pogen 296 gfuro, bop-
pelt iobiel DDS getpobnIih. Or men.
bete aud bel &rui,t, &iirbiiien,
&ot6riiheit nnb @aiiermelonen Salt.
peter an, itnb ipog eine Melone so
Gfunb, elm arauttopf 35 ,lnb Elm
aiirbiB ioqar 100 Gfunb. gs mare
iuo6I Der Mfiibe tnerfb, in bieier
Siniidt eirpan @erilifJ ansuitellen.
Mug. IieoerbeImanr, elm friibe.
rer 9eippbner unieres gountD's unb
Ialtgere 3eit BEL Worriipn anidiiig,
erlitt am leeten Gienstag Moraen
alif ieiner Sarm bel geoar 9th, in
gaIlaipaD Gollntp. eiiien i6redIiben
600. Gr befarb iid I'M @ei5enfeIbe
ais feline MauleieI nit Dem 8inber
Mlrdbrannter. Nieoerbelmann piir.
De BON ieinem Site geifleiibert lnpo
perfing iid1 babel iein refter SUB
in oie Sriebfette Der Raifine, Io-
bob Der llngliidlide cine Strede
BON etapa 900 Yaros mitgei1Ieift
imlrOe. Die @ieI liefen Su einem
neIder, llnbeiI abnen6,
iidl iofort ditf ben @eg nod, Hieber-
belmonn begab. Gr fan6 i'm nit
gentlemen 8leibern, bon aopf Bis
81 6aib nit bIiitenoen Bnnoen be.
bedt, foot nfiter eiftem 8alime lie.
een6. Der fiirs rnb flein eebrode.
ne ginoer lag in Der NGbe. Ser
Serungliidte mar as Sabre oft
lllib binterl1bt cine @attin lnS bier
ainSer, pon Seiten Dos Glteite ID
alt lit; ebenfalIs 5fpei 8rii.
Der, Die IN @orriion pobnbaft iin6.
..su.N - - on ..v@H##HGNf NN l
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ten Belt bic Meoisin nimmt.

<1SS ~
Sb mobl Die 6raueil, lpeIf)e Ier3'
tinneit getporoen iinb, aliBer Der
Sprehitunoen audi Sfhpeigitiiiioer
paben?
Sdon ebe Der aife %seboren miro
bort er fortfpdbrenb rufen: Sod Ipn
er leben!
@ie pieIe Wenihen wiirben feir
gIuee iflieBer, menlt es niir einetI
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unidulb, iagte Die SfIneeflofe, als
Tie eben gefalen mar.
8ieler, Die iih uns boulteuen,
merft man es eleih an, bab. iie iit
uns dnoers pprgeitelt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-28
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-05
T. K. Takes Final
Whack at Bosses

OYSTER BAY, y. Y, Nov. 4.-Bo-
cause he said that he had learned
that Abe Gruber, the New York law
yer and Republican district leader,
had publicly advised his followers 10
vote the Democratic ticket IF they
didn't feel like voting" the Repubii-
can ticket, Colonel Roosevelt issued
q lengthy statement today holding
that this Indicated an alliance be
tween the two old parties to defeat
the Progressives.
Mr.. Gruber's attitude" said Roosc-
welt. merely illustrates anew what
has been shown by the JCnd1ct cf
Messrs. Penrose, Barnes and Crane
and the other Republican bosses in
New Jersey, Illinois, Indiana. Kansas,
California and Oregon, that they have
not the slightest expectation OF win
ming this election and that Their one
purpose Is Indirectly 10 aid the Demo
Gratis in order that the Progressives
ma: be/beaten.
The fnanciers and bosses OF this
type are really non partisan in their
feelings Ii they cannot keep their
owe party under their control, and
at the same time In control in the
nation. then the next best thing is to
put the Democratic bosses in control
OF the nation
Roosevelt spoke this afternoon in
Mineola, the county seat OF his home
county, and tonight will speak with
BonTke Cochrane al a wind-up meet
ing in this village.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-05
CONWAY AND WIFE
HELD FOR HOMICIDE

CHICAGO, Nov. CHARLES Con
way and his wife, Beatrice Ryall-Con-
way. were today held by the coroner S
jury on the charge Of numbering
Sophia Singer, Baltimore heiress.
They were bound over TO the grand
jury without bail, Immediately after
the finding OF the jury.
Conway, circus clown and high
diver told the coroner's jury how he
killed the Baltimore heiress.
The details OF the crime as he re-
lated them 10 the jury were substan-
italy the same as told Police Captain
NootbaI when he made his confession
Saturday lie said that he came TO
Chicago al the request OF his wife
Beatrice Ryall-Conway, who was liv-
ing at the same address as Miss
Singer His wife was Ill when he ar.
rived, he said. and Miss Singer me.
him at the door.
When he finished the recital OF his
striking Miss Singer on the head
when she attacked him with razor
and binding her, Conway said:
II am very sorry that | did II. Self
defense Is my only plea. | had 10
stand up for my wife, when she was
trying TO induce her to begin life
Of shame. II man will not do that,
he is not III TO be called a man.
Il am sorry for Miss Singer; for
Bill Warthen, because | know he low
90 her, and | am sorry for Miss
Singers mother, who does not de
serve the pain which this has caused
her"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-05
MARRIAGES

Nojcich Sumara, 81; Anna Golab. IS
Henry Boer. 29 Lena Smoutra. -.
Paul Granke, ZS; Martha Sternet, "a
Christopher 0o'Brien, -: Irene Ken
ny, 20.
John Paisti, 80; Frances kandazs. 81
Alphonsus HeEhy. A; Mary Miles is
James Wilson, 20. Clara Hart, 81.
Stanislaus kabacinski, 20, Josephine
Pitlock, 20
Walter Awe. rs; Margaret Coss. "a
Frank Lasko. 20; Katheryn Mycz. 81
John Bering. ~. Detroit; Margaret
Rittinger, IS. Hamtramck
Nitum AleccIa. rs. Nitam Cappalo, 20
john Watt. ~; Lottie Schaertenberg
IL.
Giuseppe PIpitona. 81; Vinesntian
BrusCin, %.
August r. Rodlon. rs. May A. Mil
Ter, 90
E'raSk Meyer. 20 Rosa Bosner, 80.
Rronislaw Stansnczyk. 20, Helen
Franka. -.
Nicholas Bastion. "a, Hamtramck
Eva Bachman. 49, same.
Michael DobskF rs Bernice Zmud
Eynska. 81
Henry Rumberser. 81 Frenees Goe-
wey, %
Edwari Nowicki 81: Frances PrEy-
bysz, 10
Henry Raymond. %. Detroit; Evelyn
Allen. Al. Tecamseh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-05

cool and heal the Itchy. burning skin
as nothing else can.
A soc bottle VIII prove IL.
OF course all other druggists have
Odd Prescription--go 10 them IL you
can't come 70 us-but don't accept
some big -pront substitute.
But III you come TO our store. We are
so certain OF what Odd. Will do for
YOU that We offer you full size bottle
on this guarantee.-if you do not And
that II takes away the itch AT ONCE,
II costs you not a cent
Gray s. Worcester. 1s9 and eos Wood
ward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-05
Your Druggist Stops That Itch

II you are suffering from Eczema
Psoriasis or any other kind OF ska
trouble. drop into our store for Instant
relief We Will guarantee you 10 stop
that Itch In two seconds
We have sold other remedies for
skin troubles bat none that we could
recommend as highly as this. mild
wash OF oil OF Wlntergreen Thymol
and few other ingredients that have
the country
This compound is known as Odd
Prescription for Eczema and IL will