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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27
SOMETHING NEW.

The handkerchief bazaar at Camp
bell church next week. Interesting
program and variety OF fun.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

A trial will convince you that Rev.
iienderson's tooth powder is the best
on the market For sale at
Elite Drug Company. 21st and
Arapahoe.
West Bros. Cafe 2T41 Welton.
Harry Jones Barber Shop 1929
18th street.
Joseph Welch Barber Shop, 2232
l. arimer street.
King Hayes. agency, 1883 21st st.
The Vogue, aa.l21s Welton st
StearnS Cafe, zoos 18th ST.
Champa Drug Store, goth and
Champa streets.
Moritz Drug Store. 21st and I.arf-
mer street.
Star Drug Store, 2ist and champa
street.
Agents wanted Address,
HENDERSON MFG. CO.,
1916 33rd ST.,
Denver, Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

The Xxx. c. A. C. will meet mex
Friday with Mrs. Nellie Marshbank
i.25 Vrain street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

oakland, where they have been 1iv-
ing for some time, bringing home the
body of Mrs Barber who passed away
recently with Bright's disease. She
was a member of Zion church and of
Lone Star Chapter. o. E. S. The
funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon from the church with Rev.
over preaching. The remains were
in charge OF Undertaken Lawhorn.
Thus passes from life's stage wom-
an who had many friends and one
whose worth was well attested dur
ing many years of residence here.
The Carnation Art club will. meet
with Mrs. Wilson. 3035 Marion street
next Friday.
The Pendennis club will hold a
business meeting Wednesday night
May /. at the Douglas Undertaking
Co. Members please be present.
Y..M. C. A.
Mems meeting Sunday, $3.50 p. m,
at Scott's NJ. E. church.
Rev. and Mrs. Ward returned FRI
day of last week from Missouri where
they went to attend the funeral OF her
father She has been Ill since her
return He preached Sunday.
Howard McGinnls is detained from
his studies at the East Denver high
school on account of his health.
Denver. Colo.
| had suffered with bronchitis. loss
OF appetite and lost flesh for almost
a year until I started taking the
Twentieth Century Wonder Tea
Immediately saw change and began
gaining flesh and could eat almost
anything with relish soon got so
that a cold did not effect me. had
on confined to the bed from ten to
twelve days before taking the Twen-
iieth Century Wonder Tea, and be-
lieve too much cannot be said In its
praise. cheerfully recommend 1t to
anyone suffering from bronchitis and
lung trouble.
MRS. BEATRICE DENSON.
oil Clarkson st.
The Sunshine club will meet with
Mrs. Lucy Hall. 921 27th street.
Thursday.
The Xxx. c. A. c. will meet next
Friday with Mrs. Nellie Marshbank.
i,,l5 Vrain street
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

The Sunshine club will meet with
Mrs. Lucy Hall. s21 '27th street,
Thursday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

Chas. Barber and son Willis arrived
In the city. Thursday morning. from
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

Rev. and Mrs. Ward returned FRI
day OF last week from Missouri where
| they went to attend the funeral OF her
father She has been III since her
return. He preached Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27
". N. c. \

Mems meeting Sunday, $3.50 p. m
at Scott's NJ. f. church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

Keep of the date Of May Goth
"SOLOIERS' NATIONAL MEMOIR
IAl DAY." Corporal White Camp
Bugle Corps will sound ASSEMBLY
at Eureka Hall, DECORATION DAY,
at $3.50 p. m. Good music and choice
refrcnhments
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

FOR RENT-Furnished room fol
lady or gent. 2550 Clarkson street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

ATTENTION. 'FRONT.'! EVERY
BOOY!!!
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

The Pendennis club will hold a
business meeting Wednesday night
May /. at the Douglas Undertaking
Co. Members please be present.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms at
2660 Lawrence street. Phone Olive
465.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-27

Howard McGinnls is detained from
his studies at the East Denver high
school on account OF his health.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
DEPARTMENTS
Of Y. NJ. c. A.
SHOW GAINS
REPORTS RECEIVED LAST NIGHT
~ DIRECTORS DEMONSTRATES
GROWTH OF the PENSACOLA
BRANCH PREPARE FoR AN
NUAL MEETING.

A. the regular monthly meeting -
the directors of the Y. ~. c. A. held
al the associations building last Night
the report % General Secretary }. r.
Sheriff. showed every department y
work superior 90 the correspondents
month Of any previous year.
Gains for November 1917 were
shown.
The physical department shows a
Eain In attendance over iast year %
2as.
Tire boys department IN attsndanos
an rooms shows a gain over last year
$50; IN books drawn from to
library az
The educational department shows
a gain In attendance Of gas and In en-
rollmeuf 81.
~ vote - the directors Monday. De-
cemher 90. was SCI Tor the annual meet
lnE 81 the association and President
Hver appointed % serve a. = nominat-
ing committee the following members;
W. n. Ferris. Clarence Hutchinson.
". A. smith. v. q. Phillips and c. r
Wolfe
This COMMITTEES - - present 81 the
annual meeting nominations Tor a.
rect0rs. i've - waam are elected each
year % serve three years n addition
~ their own nominations. thia COM
mittee wtu present at the annual meet
ing any names offered IN writing ~
ave members Of the association ana
presented ~ the committee ten days
before safe of election or before De-
cennber &C
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
New York Stocks.

EHa FnHH Dec HI=Mr HuEenfH Hf
stocks were again feverish wacn u1air n
was resumed today Tie tone was ait.
timothy heavy Union faeih. .h.nt
Witch chief interest conferred. opened Is
an, rose ~ ana thes fel nsga 80
prices steel was sfrafinr, losiuT SIS on
the Initial transaction q a8N9 SHARES
There uaa q rroruuured weakness ln
HeadlnH which feH back 20 points o.
ftl Sc u fhe hrrt few minutes. cana
dian paaine dropped 3 ia. American To-
hacr1 q ard Amaigarated SIS
Affer en- interval ~ nervous nucfuh-
u1ns. tss l.at aslin io5k 49, 81 sns ~
o. $50 d-a fhe lowest since 1905 Read
iua AmaiFamated smeitina ard cana
Hfnm puefnr nH sold below yesterday =
lowest Thn effect 5f thin liquidation on
the EnufraI market vas not - prr-
nauuceH az yesterday and there waa sub
sfantial rallies when support appeared.
rnlou Pariac rallied g points. HsadinE 2
ani steel ard AmalFamated Ia
against ruiuH Pacific the sock market
Is general vas more stable during the
morning There waH na recurrence ~
thf Wffearfnnd HIultafinu in high grade
investment issues
While there ware nauaes in ere after-
noon advance. due ~ the complexion &C
the urgent covering an aoHe st1cks and
profit -fakinH ere trend was upward ard
The average Jewel more than point above
verferfaN's
TIE market closed easy. Rnauuinr
made more 20 an Impression on the mar
Fet az ere fHr frrw tH az fnf ard friaos
feN in an orderly faHhiHn or moderate
rTnriuHa Most ~ enc leaders ruled q
point az more below the beet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
SIGNAL STATIONS.
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PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

EiEhtesn cases were dockefed for
trial IN the recorders court yester-
day morning. Fifteen defendants we're
found guilty, one was turned over %
Tho county authorities end two cases
were continued The ines amounted
20 see
Tommie Harper. q nerro woman.
ana VIII Goldstucker. a negro under
taker, charged with nghfing. were
each fned - and costs Mildred
White. also a negro. who was arrested
a. the home % Tommie Harper. was
nncd - and costs for visiting a lewd
house
Lawrence Lopen. q negro. was fined
81 and costs Tor running an artomo-
BITE a. night without a rear mwht
WIN. Parker. Dave Adams and Joe
rsher. AL negroes serving time Tn
ire city tah. we're Eiyen two days nd-
diuoual time Tor refusing % WORK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
POLAR BEARS
IN THE LEAD
GIVE LEoPARos ia TRIMMING
~ THIRD GAME FOR BoVs'
CHAMPIONSHIPS o. TIE Y. NJ.
c. a.

The third ranas % the series to de-
cids the basketball Championship %
ne intermediate division % me Y. NJ
&. A. boys department was PLAYED
yesterday between the Polar Bears
and Leopards. The Polar Bears were
the victors
AZ the sud ~ the arst saif ths
Score stood 2 10 with the Bears IN
ne lead. In the second half the Bears
out-ran ire Leoparda again 20 the
tune q II 70 E. malxinE the nnai score
II %
-Ruddis" oarried aT the donors for
The Polar Bears. and B-asseil starred
Tor the Leopards. The lineup was a.
follows.
Polar Bsaru-lPooiey and Caro-
guards. Yates and Davis forwards
~. Lee. center.
Leoparts -Desnva anf Roberts. for
ards; Richards and Perkins. guards.
BrasssiL center
The Polar BearH are still IN tha
Lead with a percentage 81 i.0oo. The
l4.oparts have 500. while the GiraTss
arc ~ the bottom. having loat two
ganes played
The Girafres and Polar Bears viii
enter TIE Basketball tunEie next sat
uTday afternoon and a close same -
ANTICIPATED. a. the diraffea viii have
all Of their regular men back In the
lineup
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
STRANGER HAD A GAMBLERS
OUTFIT ~ MS POSSESSION

View Orleans Dec IA well
dressed ard d.EuInad- looking man wh5
gavr his name e. G.. J. waIksr. q re-
cent arrival or a New York steamer.
was arrested here last night and dock
eted on me police bloftsr az suspicious.
An extensive collection % bonds.
marked cards, loaded dice. card play
ere code and 500 On cash we're found
~ the detectives Walker admitted
the bonds. purportinE 90 represent cap
ltnl go the Cathedral MininE Company
and bearing the name 81 the Empire
Trust Company o. New York" a. uu-
derNriters were valueIess
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
NEWS OF THE MARKETS

the market rose to net advance ol q
points ai fhs end q tie fret han hour
80 business
The market was auH tha morn 30
through hut Sc displayed very 5000
tone. ard prices wtTa steadily walufalnrd
point gf two above yesterday ,aHe
Nothing bat the HuErnH ching crpn esfl-
mate ~ tire government vas talEe- ~
MU other features we're ignored. fne exc
rhHnae nn1F was crowded Wfta VISITORS
from many sections ~ the cotton he.ts
huf they furnished very ftNe outside
business Rims traders Ga the huIk e
fhs small amount "a trading pat through
A. noon prices ware g en- 4 points ever
vaHfrrfnVa close
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
New York Cotton.

View NnFN. Dec Ifa=I'uffuE Futures
wnemNn steady af unchanged prices O. Hn
advance nf 3 points nn HteaIV rahIeH aud
scattered rnVNri1E FlHHfuuflnna after tHc
cen ware somewhat irreEu'ar. witf ere
market quiet and about . CO. POINTS uEf
higher durfuN ths middle or ere mUrnina
Prices enHed tn uet ioH1 uf ur q
nuiuta later Ca che mafuInH hut the uf-
ffrinnH wnre eel absorbed. Hfth che wnrs
krf nrnfuH un t0 about 'aff nights Hieaa
Iva on continued GOVERNS spot quiet
HnaWr realizing broke fhr mn ri.ef
SHARPLY Hnf there wHfe violent nurtuae
ffanH fuHg before thr report was published
annvfua t8 SO. 600 bales THE waH very
close Cts lire with eNnerfatinua aud the
rnarhmf iHnrleH IHffIw broke about fr
noiuts. hut rnt artire support af fhe de-
cline
scot nfemnH Quiet MHHftuw uwIHudH.
ff 20. miadNuH nuIf faffs sales ZOO
hnInH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
GIRLS ARE RESCUED
FROM BUILDING
More Thar One Hundred ard Fifty
Were Msnaosd by ossth and Had
Marrow Escapes

Chicago. Dec. l1-More than one
hundred and afty girls were manacod
hy death today Ga a ere which swept
through a ave- story huudInE In North
FIrth avenue. occupied ~ several
manufacturing concerns
A panic resulted wen the girls
made a rush FOR The doors and Wln-
d0ws Wany tainted or were overcome
Hv smoke and were rescued with ain
guilty
F.fy girls on the arm hoor crawIed
ruf 20 TIE window onto narrow
f7Fth wealth a. a luaunoation for an
adi0iuing structure whore theF vera
rescued ~ rrrmen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
SENATE TO CLOSE
IN CASE TOMORROW
And Thsa osfsrss VIII opsn N Arch
bald Trisl-say Hs oieksrsd o.
Lease.

washington. Dec f2-TAe senate to-
DAY adopted q resolution for closing By
Saturday its testimony IN TIE impeach-
ment trial ~ Judge Arshhaid % the
commerce court. FOR alleged misbeha-
Nior and misdemeanors On once The
takinE ~ testimony 30 the defense be-
gins a. one-thirty Monday James r.
Dainty. ~ Scranton. Pa. On the only
witness. Re testified about the proposal
FOR leasing certain coal lands % tie
Lehigh Valley Coal Company. and that
Judge Archibald &c his reuest, saw
General Manager WarrinWer. % the
coal company. IN reference 90 the lease.
Mr. warrinEers testimony admitted =
visit from JudFe Archibald. bat insist
"a d had no connection with = pro-
posed lease
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
LAMP ENPLoDEs AND a
WOMAN BURNs TO DEATH

Groeuvlia. MisH. Dee l1.-MrA
George VnHlllce died yesterday from
burns sustained when a lamp In her
roam exploded setting are 10 the fur
niHhinEH Her two months old baby
vas rescued. uninJwed ~ Fire chief
Donovan who seissd the infant from
ita bed where o. was lying helpless un-
Ger blazing coverietA Mr. VaAiliCe
was badly burned trying % save hts
Children A daughter or four years
was Also uuiniured
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
- On Futnres.

New Orleans. uer fa.C1ftru Futures
openea steady 3 point uu ta 3 poiufs down
HnfruarrH win sos. eranvH cInaa. Cnb.ea
were slightly better frnH fre aHf fha
waafher map waf again uufaNtrH n'H. huf
neither 81 fNnHF features stimulated hfIrs
inF AZ fhn came #un tHerr WHH ufrr
cotton nHarinH Tho mHrEns appeared fa
ne wnI nFanHd ur Hr both HHHuurH Prom
decline ~ rnInts around thr fret Hau
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13

Ccontinu.d nom First PaEsl
train watch arrives Al Hamilton A. -
ana a. Gatsswood a. 8st6 o. m.
The Gateswood branch win have no
Sunday service AZ present. accordlnE -
the schedule which viii BE- published
m Sundays Journal suitable Tor fran
inE ~ folding 81 q timetable
THE SCHEDULE.
Trains win leave me following sta
tons. toward Joneavilie as follows;
Pensacola. . q. ul. and 3. m. West
Pensacola els a m, and 1tt0 3. M
Roberts gsts a m. 2.si 3. M Con
Eaisr. 2 oa q. m asas b m Canton.
ment Ts8o a m. ata p. M. Munco-
Eee. Tib1 a. m. f.ba b. m. Gateswood
Question. Ala. s.ai a. m.. sea p M
Barrineau PARA. Pa. see q m. SIC
.. m. McKinnonVills. PA. I'll a NJ.
11o .. m Ruckeve PA. e.N a m.
tsts D. m: Atmore. Ala. fo.az a. m
Asis p. m. Freamanviiie. tots a m.
t.aa . M NcCullouahs. itsi8 q m.
t.te 9. N; Lotel iitts a. m. ass D.
m; Jonesvilia. ~ noon. s o.. m.
Trains uiil leave the following sta
tions. toward Pensacola, a. follows.
Jonesville. 7 a. m b. m. Local
Iso8 e. m, les 9 m. Mccullough
7:ib a m. las .. M; Fresmanviile
90 a m. Use b M. Atnore. TttB a.
m. itio D. m. Buckeye. G.1s a. m.
f.ta .. N. McKinnnnviile. eta a m.
asis 3. m narrIneau Park 2 so O. m.
a. D. M Lakewood Junction. stkI
q. m. asa O. A.. MuscoEoe s.o7 =. m.
s1S .. M. Cantonmsnt. s.IT a. M.
a.f 3. m: Gonzales ssat a m. %
3 m. Roberts. as2B a. m. sra .. M
West PcnaacolA. ESQ a m. 6.tg :. IN
Pensacola t0 n. m.. and 81 on.
SIGNAL STATIONS.
Several ~ the stations viii he Tag
stations. the train stopping there only
on signal 90 the conductor They are.
For all traina--West Pensacola. Rob-
erfa. Enrrineau Park. Atmnre and
Mccullough, on TIE main line. aud
Hamilton On the Gateawood branch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
ARREST MADE IN
KIDNAPPING CASE
Edgsr Hools 10 Arrested for TaLins q
Ysar Old LOUisiana Coy Dot Denies
Crime

Mobile Ala Dec 1.-THE alleged
kidnapper o. four ear-old Robert
Dunbar, ~ Opelousas La. for whose
apprehension a reward 81 siN thousand
dollars r. offered. vas arrested here
today re GAYS he name BE- Edgar
Hooks and Birmingham MS home. fia
denies the charge The child was not
On his possession. bat the police say
they no wknow its wherea houtn Hooks
e said 60 have q confederate az Ma
con. Ca The child was stolen sew
eral months aEo.
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ARE TIE PARENTS OF A
FINE ELEVEN POUND GIRL

Conductor ~ ~ Corners ~ the
Louisville a Nashville r. receiving the
conEratuiationH ~ his friends on the
arrival ~ hne eleven pound Kirl az bic
homa the event occurring a. Ray Min
ett. where Mrs. Connors q visiting
her mother.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
POLICE BELIEVE
THEY HAVE TAPER"
Arrest Charles >. Walker a. Man
whs F1ira-Flarnsd Wilmington, ~.
c.. Men.

New Orleans. Dee 12-Charles J.
Walker was arrested here upon his
coming ashore from New York
steamer. IN the belief he e a m@mher
= wire tapping gang whom the
New YORK poilce have been sesrching
fer his rirht name e said % be J.
A. Dorsing who Ia slleEsd 20 have
trapped two Wilmington. ~. O.. men
into losing thousands ~ dollars ON an
advance 10 same on the horwe races.
re h being held here pending the ar
rival 81 officers from New Yurk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
DALLAS HAS a oUARTER
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE

Dallas. Tex, Dec l1-Ahout t25o.-
600 damage was done early today ~ a
IRE which practically destroyed TIE
three story buildinE and stock ~ the
Huey and Philip Hardware Company.
one fireman was slightly injured
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13

Savannah. Dec. ~ The Spirits ~ tur-
parafne market ouened Hru tnta morning
al 81 50 and closed Hrm 90 D. la ~
1e a-f win sales ~ see caasa keeaiFis
we're 40 casks. shipments NlH casks And
stocks of 81let casks
q-ea rnnfsl rrnrkat opened anf closed
nrfn sales were q Tze barrels reeei pfa
06ta barrels shipments Us uaffea ana
shipments Ell fE6 fe1 barrels.
llnfa tinnn wnrn % f.l-owH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13

when called upon 10 90 90 BY the
chief q police
Joe pippena = noTro. charged with
stealing a watch from Manuel Rod
fwues q Portuguese fisherman. wsr
bound over % the county aufh0rttiea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
COOL DAYS BRING
SORE LUNGS
cHANoEABLE WEATHER MAKES
AL LUNG. BRONCHIAL AND
THROAT rRoUBLEs WORSE
Ths Man o. woran evHurlna from
These rrosbiss Should Take Treat
rsut Nov Before Winter Sets In

Weather IKE thia cold. following
rain. ard liable 10 turn warm. with
rein any dav IL Just the kind -
weather that u needed 10 develop al
kinda u iunG, throat and chest
troubles
The German American Institute IN
the Thicnen building had many callers
yesterday. each with some chest or
throat trouble They came 20 seek
advice from the chief specialist as 20
the best means 81 setting rid % their
troubles. before the chanKoahie wemth-
er 81 the coming winter Rad further
fastened ths strip q disease upon
them.
THAT is what each one. uuTering
from any ~ the folicwing symptoms.
should %. co a. the German Amer
lean Doctors On the Thienen building
FOR consultation and advice. u Ia free.
They VIII give you a thorough exam
nation. and n your case Il durable
BY their New Treatment. win tell you
80. nnd n u cannot be cured. you viii
be told 80 aud not a dollar ~ your
money win BE- accepted
90 YOU FEEL LIKE THAR
Pains IN Chest"
Pains under Shoulder niadeu-
-TickiinE IN Throat"
Scratching IN Throat-
Cough ~ Night
-pnise yellow Matter
sometimes q little ninudy-
Cough tiil you sag
lizard 20 set your hreafh.-
Pains IN the sides"
"CetfinH weaker-
Losing Appetite"
Bowels irrcguiar~
"Fever afternoons"
~sweafn and weak nights
Losing weight
Peel Chilly All the TINA
NO appetite
Hollow evea-
Getting naisr-
n you have anv - rne~s symptoms.
you should consult the Docfors ~
nncss don't experiment any further
DO ~ todav.
TIE German mericnn nnef0rw want
every reader a. investigate heir stand
inn and compare n with the riairna
th.v make. - - ~ fudrr saeh for
nifnssif 80 ~ the ability ~ fhe@a men
~ cure troubles ~ which they max.
decided specially.
treatment hut treat At conditions
present o. aiYrn case No patient
T. ever hurrief throuwh anf partially
nsriectef % make room f0r anofher.
bot 20 th0rnnnhlv ara cgnscienti0uwiy
treated They nre equipped - Rive
any ans ~ treatments required ~
readura = permanent ard positive cnFa
~ any ease witch fhsv aorepf.' ara
their principle a. CURE EVERY CAP
TFrrv CrrRF WASTES AND MS
CHARGES or ALL tfrNrFp PAINS
~ TIVE BACK HIPS LrAHH AND
CRoTNe. not FLASHES. HEAD.
ACHES. AwAEMfA or BLOOD IM.
povERTsHMENT KIDNEY. BI.AD-
DIR AND LIVER DISEASES. CON
uTAnRHOEA AND
STOMACH DISEASES OF ALL
KINDS EXCEPT CANCER.
EXAMINATION.
Thsir facilities for examination ar.
unsroelled They learn ths enact cor
diffnn 81 tha rrctum. hladHer and every
organ ~ tha renito-urinarv system.
Tfis IL ~ the highcsf inportanca. IN
nsmuch a. q hroxen down. nervouu
wwwtem and many or most ~ ira
troubles 81 tha stomach. upar kldnavm
ere. ara reflex, and are ths direct re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13

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Honor1ng q hero wfth a. automobne
has heen the raEs I'm baHshau FOR some
time. Foothan fans. not 20 Be out
done. are soon 20 honor Charley Brick
lsg, Haryard's Ereat EridIron star -
1873 In the same wav The hnnz carr
IT, O. De presented % Brtckley ~ ne
frienda and former school paiu a.
Everett Mas, which town happens
20 - be native place
ID Walsh. Christy Nathewaan.
Frank Baker, Efdie collins. Is Cobb
and Joe Wood are some % the base
ball stars who have been Eiven auto
mobiles.
Germany shuitz. thc only western
football PLAYER ever % ~ honored with
a place on Walter Camps ATl-Ameri-
oan f. - quit the rams that has
made him famous 9hultz has re-
SIGNED a. line coach - the wisconsin
University team. and announced that
be viii enter the motor car business
vim his brother IN Indianapolis
Seven major league players were
asked % give an opinion nerarilnr
The best second hasaman in the game
to-day. -Four ~ them we're from me
National League and three rom the
American. Johnny Eveu ana Eddie
Collins were the choices Just ~ evil
denoe o. league i0yalU
Europe a. awake a. last md iH
taking = deep Interest Ia Amsrican
srurta sweden has sent representa-
tives over here 20 study the American
game ~ football France b. about 20
have professional baseball Even Rus
ga has recently opened So Eates 20
the glove mon n - said fhe work 81
American athletes On the olympic
genes started the athistic revival in
the od World
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Their facilities FOR exauirafion ar.
unexceiie6 They learn ths enact cor
dition 81 ths rrctum. hlahdsr and every
orNnn ~ ths renito-urinarv system.
TITS IL ~ the highcsf inportanca. IN
asmmch a. a hroxsn-down nervouw
system and many or most ~ fh~
troubles 81 the stomach. npar. kidnsya
ere ara reflex, and are the direct re-
suit ~ some PELVIC CONDITION o.
dinas 81
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