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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13
WILL FAVOR kENOSHA IN 1914
Local Members Of the Grand Army to
Seek Action ON the Part of Business
Men Before Invitation is Sent Out
Next Year-Veterans Have Busy Day.

Kenosha will not have the honor of
entertaining the next Wisconsin en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic as at the first days session
Of the veterans held at Amigo on
Tuesday it was voted to hold the next
reunion at Neenah and Menasha. The
twin cities will join in the entertain
ment Of the Civil War veterans. The
claim of Kenosha to enter tain the en-
campment was not presented on the
floor of the reunion as the local mem
bers had no assurance from the bust
ness men of Kenosha that they would
aid in providing for the entertainment
Of the veterans. Many of the members
of the department would have liked
to come to Kenosha in 1913 but the
Kenosha delegates were slow to give
an invitation. It was tacitly under
stood among many of the delegates that
the encampment in 1914 would be held
in kenosha and between now and next
June the local members of the Grand
Army will take the matter up with
the business men Of the city and when
they go to the Neenah- Menasha con
vention it is expected that they will
have an invitation backed by the bust
ness men Of Kenosha and that they
will have no trouble in landing the en-
campment for 1914.
The reports Of Department Com
rmander Smith and other officers were
received, showing the work accom-
Splished during the year.
The feature Of Tuesday afternoon
was parade Of 1000 veterans and
| 500 school children, ending with an
entertainment given by the children in
honor. of the visitors. No encampment
was ever better cared for and enter
tanned as well, and the visitors are en-
joying the meeting.
With a rising vote and salute, the
following telegram was sent by De-
partment Commander Smith to Gen. E.
IS. Bragg at Fond du Lac: 'SThe de-
partment Of the Wisconsin Army of
the Republic sends greetings and best
Wishes. =
Department Commander Smith in his
address called attention to the work
which is being carried on BY the Sons
of Veterans. Special mention was
made of the present day method of
observing Memorial Day. "The desc
Grafton of Memorial Day is a perennial
subject of protest. said Commander
Smith. sThe interest in the observ-
ance increases each year. A certain
class ignore the sacredness Of the day.
Two weeks ago $4,000 people gathered
at Indianapolis to witness an automo-
bile race. 1t is easy to imagine that
Memorial Day exercises were of a sec
ondary nature in that city. This cpl
sode is but an exaggerated example
of what occurs throughout the length
and breadth of the land
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13
KAPPus BROS. IN CHARGE
Sale of Main Street Restaurant Nego-
tiated Tuesday Evening and Credit.
ors Ask Aid of Police to Locate thS
Former Proprietor Of the Place

To use the vernacular of the street
j. Homer for the past year proprietor
of the City Restaurant on Main street
turned up missing" this morning
and when the restaurant was opened
for business today it was found to be
in charge of Kappus Brothers who
operate another Main street restau-
rant. Homer left the city some time
Tuesday night and it is evident that
he left some friends behind him who
are now seeking some information as
to his present address, Creditors of
the restaurant have been appealing to
the police for aid all morning, but, the
police have no warrants for the arrest
of the missing proprietor and they
have no way~of telling where he went
or how he left the city. The deal fol-
the sale Of the restaurant to Kappus
Brothers was made on Tuesday night
and Immediately after the cash had
been paid over it is alleged that HON
er left the city.
The missing proprietor is a Greek
and he came to Kenosha about year
ago from Chicago and purchased the
restaurant from Samuel Walker who
had done a very profitable business at
the place. There was no indication
of a change of management at the
restaurant on Tuesday and the patrons
.cf the place had the Usual eer9.ee and
got the usual smiles from the proprie-
tor when they slipped the money for
their meals over the highly polished
glass counter Homer seems to have
tired Of the business after supper
Tuesday evening. Homer when he
came to Kenosha promised to give the
city the best restaurant it had ever
had, but it is evident that he went at
the game deeper than the business
would stand. The place has recently
been fitted up in the most modern
manner and it was generally believed
that it had been doing a large business.
It is claimed that Homer had spent
more than thousand dollars equipp-
ing the interior of the restaurant be-
fore the sudden decision to sell out
came to- him. The deal was carried
out by the foreclosure of a chattel
mortgage which had beep given to one
Of Homer's countrymen in Kenosha.
People interested in the deal assert
that they have no knowledge of the
present whereabouts of Homer. The
restaurant is being operated by Kap-
pus Brothers and they have declared
that it will continue in operation and
that it will pursue the same policy of
the other restaurant under the same
management It is claimed that HON.
err left Kenosha for Chicago and it is
possible that some of the creditors
will go into court in on effort to col
lect their claims.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13
TWO DAYS FISHING TRIP.

Leave G. & N. W. Ry, Station, ZOO
P. M, Friday, June 14th, arriving at
the fishing grounds in the heart of
the great North Woods early the next
morning.
Returning arrive Kenosha early on
Monday morning, providing two days
for fishing in this great lake country,
where thousand lakes teeming with
gamy trout, bass, muskellunge, pike
and pickerel din the greatest lake and
fishing region in the yorld-await you.
Tor reservations and full particulars
apply to ticket Office, Chicago & North
western Railway, Kenosha. dwi13
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13

This year is likely to live in the
history Of the Kenosha Telephone Com
pany as the banner hard luck year.
Just as the managers We're congratu-
lating themselves on coming through
the winter with only the average
amount of damage every kind of trou-
bic that "a telephone company ever has
to contend with hits the local lines
all at once.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13

Mrs. VIM. Ohmstead has returned
home from Eau Claire after having
accompanied her sister, Mrs. John Tim
mer home who was called on account
of the sudden death Of her daughter,
Mrs. Helen Kramer, who was stricken
with a stroke Of apopIexy. 4 husband
aud 1S>month old son survive her.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13

Have you ever noticed how the
number of cases in the police court
on Monday morning varies with the
state of the weather Sunday? The
greatest argument in favor Of outdoor
sport Of all kinds may be found in the
court records.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13

Big dance at Jim Nicholson S Tav-
ern on Saturday, June 18th. Music
by the Jacoby orchestra. Dancing
from S to>12 p. m. *dwj1j
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13

DR.. N. P. Shearer, dentist: over 5
and IL cent store. Phone 40. dwtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13

Fishing tackle at Palica 5.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-13

Want Ads Bring Results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
Pead The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
WARDEN
MAKES REPORT
NJ. sooGRLiNo iNsPEcTEo MANY
CRAFT ANo FOUND LAW 90.
sGRvEo-sEvGRAL rRlPs NAog.

Gams warden Gus A soasrind
made che followlnE rcFort % thc
county commissioner at nimht a.
their meetnE ne vas reaa ane uusni-
mnuH.r ACCEPTED
Pensacola. Fla. per. 6. iat2
TO- IRE Honorable Hoard ~ county
UnmmtyaIonera Ea-ambia county
TIarIda. Pensacola. FlorIda.
Gsntsmsn Herewith please fnd
monthly rtpaff far NrVeul Der. 1919.
Inspection trips les miles Travelled In
ffrurHnE and seekiuF lufarmafion
awaIusf vicihf1ra 81 tne Ksme laws.
The favu in FeneraI have bssn o.
served VERY sell to tat hstt 90 my
ku1wledgf
oyster Inspections Sleeps. achoon.
sfu aad launches Inspected "a. amount
~ t1 gsa barFcia and Go sacks. au q
uhirh came up t9 ere requirement q
tks inwa
TrruF HffaNV submitted.
uLE A spnERIINp.
ElaN anf sane waFden in Hud frr 81
can uta county. FfrrIda
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
MAYOR ISSUES
PROCLAMATION
FOR ELECTION
WILL HAVE oPPoRTUN.
TTY TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES
on a COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
on pEcEnBER %.

Mayor Reilly geHterdar issued
proclamation. On accordance with a
resolution adopted ag the city council
over he veto. CailiaE a. election o.
be held on pccsmber e1th O. Determine
whether u Cd the desire q ths voters
rf Pensacola That the cltv charter shall
BE- ~ amended 81 70 vrlfteu aa o. pro-
vide Tor me goeernmenr ~ Pensacola
b. umIssiouera
The same clerss ana inspectors who
ARE % serve ir ths special agnd sIse-
ucn are also to serve ln the election
on the commission form ~ goVarn-
meat . commitfec "a three members
- ths cttT council wli csnfer with ne
ritY attorney and prepare a form e.
charter O. be passed Is tae leFlafNtara
proVfdinE for the EoFcrnnlent o. Pen
Narola IS commissioner
Ihr rHur.H has appropriated see O.
cover thr expenses Go fna election.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
COUNTY CLERK
RECORDS WRIT
AGAINST SELF
NANbAMUs ISSUED ~ JUooE
WOLFE FoR JOHN ? sroKGs ON
ALLEGATION THAT COUNTY
CLERK REFUsEs TO HONOR
WARRANT o. COMMISSIONERS.

NTennr tbat James A Maerbh6n
c'tfE 81 fhs rIFr1f court has refused
bob Issue e warrant frf f1t6h ordered
.ssutd f1 hIn aHf saturday mnruinE
frF HIF Wofk HH associate attorney foT
fff edHhfv iH enc suIf of fhe uiouui
ContIfurfIan Company against thn
HHanu n Eframt1a. hfnrueF John 2
stokes Yesterday Naf Tadaa , Emmei
Wolfe 30 ere ..r.HIf court issue a
Vrff ~ marfamra fh eemral the HIsrk
Ia honor tae uafraut
HIfrH MaraIbHan HIsd fHs uffi
REaInaf himself fIe wtu make reNN
before Judge wolfe af DO GroeE ~.
day mnruInH
Thh Wiaanf Construction Company
fa Haina faf tfkana H claims in fne 81
feF tfUftr poe IutH enc eauntv San ff
H $50 ennIfa ainr firm. While Cnuu
~ hftarrfF RI Pore naehe has Zone
TIHh Hurk 1u fha fuIf HF haa had fbs
resistance az Mr Stokes
Ala HaHtd mrrUnH 81 ffe raard %.
rr.nu. COMM IaairHefH faaf Haturday
rfruInH f1 consider urFfnf uaffera 81
eaa decided bE Chairman Joseph 2
johnson ard Commissioned ArthUI
uaeIa ana Potter McIaIan tu pay MF
aiaEtH o. 500 o. hla u6rk up ta daf.
anH ih fufafs unfl ths case Del closed
even M F herrmes necessary fn HNhf d
fffdnFh ere supreme court
Tha three commissioner. eoaHiitaf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
Paris. Texas Man
Who Is Grateful

fee oWe % % vou 10 To- you
knsW What Dr. Kilmer'a swamp Rect
Aaa done for ne ] was bothered Tor
aeoat twelve months with baokacss
Ano kidnsv trouble. also annoying
symptoms ara waa badly run dourn
Aftsr Gsins swamp Root. vas restored
20 heaitf 7 an ioeai distributor 81
Paris and cant say TOO much for
svamp-noot ar nsw tn Noa6
health
Nsry truly years
J. ~ poDD.
eoa Suuth lsta - Paris Texas
sworn ane subsu1Ssd 90 before me-
thia ism cav ~ Febr1ary. A ~ 1914
CffAs q NR9OTHERT.
Tuatiee ~ the Peara and rr.0r1rfa
Notary pahiic IN and Tor Lamar CO
raN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
TOOK PICTURES
OF MEN WITH
DEADSEAGULLS
TWO NEGROES ARRESTED ~
eAMa wARogN sooGRLlsc
WHEN Ne FOUND THEn WITH
BlRps they HAD SHOT.

The stronfest ana most eonstncing
evidence nat Ne nd the risht men IN
custody for violating ths ganne iaw
arc 70 she's nat trey had kiIlsd BIRDS
whieh ths Az says shall net Ne killed.
uas taken by Dame Warden Gus sed-
erand yesterday afternoon. whsn ~
sna to nawro msu. tpgethsr with the
biras thsy hsd shot. vers rhotcsraph-
"a IN front % tas county ian buildinE
Ire newruss ars Ernsst Howard snd
WINE wInaras and thsy ere charged
v.ffh knIina twelve see ralis near Nus
eoEss chart vsstsTdsy aftsrnoun.
IRE Fame warden brought the ne
rroes - the ceunty lsii. were they
we've locked 20 IN defaulf ~ tte honas
sarh. tits sum nsinK NAMED ~ Tue
tios - the rsace Nickslssn.
The neRross said they kines the
EuIls. cut ga net know that - ~ -
10 violation % the iaw. Thsy wegs
frrestsd under q section - the las
whieh provides that No person shall
vffhin ere state - r1crida All or
eaten a. havs IN his possession. nvins
~ dssa. any via bird other than 4
gane bird. nor shah purchase. oHsr 81
expose Cor saie any such wild bird az
ter b has been killed or cauEht
To wfvs vou some id@a ~ the vaius
81 a,Ills 80 dsstroygrs ~ insects, said
Game warden Eoderiind yesterday, IN
recent investigation ~ Eulls "a
rtomachs we're examined Of the whols
/ food $40 Der cent consisted 81 ami
ma matter and tBs cent - vegetable
/ of the animal food the most import
art itsm is Eraashoppsrs. One % ths
stomachs contained 20 entire Krass
hopbsrs and Jaws Of 81 more. with re-
ma ns ~ 3 cricksts. Another one con
tanned 90 beetles. AZ crickets. "a grass.
1 hoprera and Z other insects san ar
other ere contained - EraNshorpera
ne Jaws % 81 more. With Z orickets
/ ! BUS ana ! caterpillar IRE contents
~ another contained e. beetles Fl
bugs. est ants ! Frasshopper and
spiders. ~ t.i5T insects "a all"
/ The picture 81 Mr. sodsriind and tAs
/ negroes. with the dead birds. win ~
sent 70 the headquarters % the Audu
bon Society 81 Fl6rida. q member q
which resides q Fensaeola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Merchants: We can con-
vert your old stock into
ready cash. o. stocks
bought and sold. American
Sales and Salvage Co, with
z. Greenblatt, liz E. Inten-
dencia ST.. Pensacola. Fla,
from Dec. 4 10 10; with r. c.
Whatley. Ramer. Ala, from
Dec. III TO 10. Time open 10
20 "a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

ma = quorum. immsdlatsly ofdsrss ths
clerk 90 draw % the order % Mr.
Stokes a warrant for the amount
CLERK Maczbbon. however. Refused
10 Issue ths whrrant Attorney Stosee
thsn had ths writ issued. claiming that
Mr Macs 5hon has no discretion IN
the mattAf.
Tha county clerk shsa that Ne re-
fused 20 lsEac tbo uErranf fer. t2.boo
70 Mr. Stokes because ~ thinks. Coz
one thing. that the meeting last sat.
ufday morning vas nor properly called.
and that Ar Stokes FOR another thing,
haa hef done the work
Cammissionsr ~. q. nakgstt saws Ne
Eot no notification % che meeting ana
Commissloner George Davis SAYS he
dId not learn q 90 IN time. ewing "a
the fact nat ire oas who recsived
me telephone message for him did not
understand what a. was about snd 90
not ten him in time
Mr MacFibbou claims. 700. that ths
credit n me county in 20 such iov shh
that me county depository WI nof
honor the slightest ovsrdraft nos ana
supports BITE statement b. q letter
y hieh was read ~ ne commissioner
Ias. night The letter is from ths
American National Bank and r. Ia
part a. follows
spenaacoia Pa Nov. 81. iela
AZ Jaa MacGibbou. CLERK circuit
court Eacamnla Cnuntv. CITY
Dear SIR We notice that ne ser
sraI fund az enc countya account has
been ovsrdraan some latsiY, but this
morning thIs fund appears O. have a
haIanre az SIS We have adopted 4
rule noe 90 pa ovsrdrafta and kindb
Ssh that you cooperate with ua n
taIa hT nee dsawtna aHv ehacks
asaIust thla nccount unlsNs ths ceung
has mHnfr 90 tta credit
Yours verf truly.
NJ CLARK.
"Caahisf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
MUST 90 WELL DRESSED
TO PREAcH ~ TIE CITY

Chicago De-. a.--"w-hsn you 80 into
the oountry % preach. ta'ss your best
ssrnon with you when you 80 %
the eta. 90 preach. take your best suit
% clothes with you
THIS advtce wss given today hr Rsv
y ". heardslsy. president - the
Western TheoloEicul seminary o. tas
reformed church 81 Amerioa In 81
dfessinm the Theological section % tbs
federal councn % the churches 81
Chrtnt ln AmerIra
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
TgLEPHoNE COMPANY FIGHTING
MEMPHIS ~ couRTs

Cincinnau Dec. a--JudHe nsnison
IN tAs court % appeals to-day sustain
the plea ~ The Cumherland Telaphaus
and reiegraph Company srantina an
infunction aWainst ths city 90 Mem
phis. Team restraining the city from
enforcinm an ordinance roducinR the
rates fer teisphuns service rAr cum
hsrland company arreaied from a ee-
oision ~ Judge McCau - the Memphis
district in which the ordinance was as.
held
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
FIRE DAMAGES
HOUSE BADLY
REsloENeE OF 90. ANDERSON on
EAST NIL PARTIALLY pE.
sTRoYEo ~ FiRE YESTERDAY
MORNING.

Ths rs-idsncs % "a. AndeFs5n. an
Insurance aHsnt - the aornar %
Nineteenth avenue and Gonzales street
vas badly damaged ~ ere 81 30 lt
o'cloek ysstsrtay morning
The hrsusn saand o. necessary %
lay i.soo fs-t 90 huse On order 70 PLAY
= stream q water on ne buiidine and
before TIE names wsrs sNtlnHuisAed
TIE building waa damaasd fully 90
Der cent
The building 10 owned ~ Iohuson
Hooton. No member ~ the family was
a. home whsn the Gre occurred.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
NEGRO SWIPEO
WHOLE CHEESE
NEGRO ERpLoYG OF sTGAMGR
rARpoH GETS AWAY. oEspIrG
FACT THAT HE WAS sEEH.

The police are Ioukina Tor nsnrn
man who stole q whole swiss Chsess
from tho warehouse ~ the steamer
Tarpun yesterday afternoon a. central
wharf win ths chance IN favor % the
policemen tAklnE ths negro into cua-
toby in a short while.
The negro Wna seen ~ an employs
az tha company operatinE she sieaEner
aa he vas making hts way from the
wharf with the cheese but was unable
% have him apprshended ~ thu time.
The man saw the nsEro making away
with the cheese from q second-htory
window 81 me company's onace.
one negro man has been arrested IN
connection VITA the theft but The only
evidence against him is said 10 be that
be Wa with the negro who stole the
cheese.
RING ge for coal Garfield
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Thfrfr.fuo cases wsrs doCkatsa Coz
trial la tho recorders cogrt yesterday
morning Twenty -una defendants were
found guilty aiA discharged ana hFe
raass were tuntInued. The nnea
amounted 60 81.
George Ciopton. negro. ehMgW
uIfh being q dangerous and HlapiciaM
character vas fined SO and costs. ~
c1rdinn % the statements q the -
Weemrn. clcrfon Hratched 10 e.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
Y0UNG6N
M0THERSN

No young woman. N tie soy q
coming motherhood. Should neglect
70 prepare her system for the phyHi.
eel ordeai ahs IL 70 undsrwo. The
health % both ksrself and The coming
child dspends largely upou the care
she bsstows upon herself turing the
waiting months. Mothers Frisnd
prepares the expectant mothers ays-
ten for the coming event. ane its US
makes her oomfortahls during az the
term. u works wfth and foF nature.
&na BY gradually expanding al ua-
sust. muscles and tendona. Involved.
and ksSping the breasts IN gooG con
dition. brtnGu The woman % TIE crisis
n splendid phyacai oondition- The
saby. too. IL more apt 10 BE porfect ana
Htrong where the mother has tkua
prepared herself for natures supreme
function. No better advice could b
Eirea q younG expeetaEt mothsr than
that she usa Mothers Frisnd. u Il .
medicine that has proven iia valna
IL thousands %
cases. Mothers MnrHwmAE
Frisnd 10 sold a. W8 uEh9
druE stoFea NEnWELn
Write for free NEA MALNU
hook Ter expect-
ant snothers which contains much
rslaahis irformnfion. ard may FuE.
gesfions ~ a helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REcULAToA CO. Atlan,,. Ca
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

provs What swamp Rect Viii De re~
Nsa.
send 90 Dr Knmsr a Co. BiaEhan-
ten. -. y. for a sample bpttle o. VIII
couvinea anvone. Nhu wIu also receive
q bcoklsf - raiaah Information. tell
Inm an ahoHt the kidneys ard bladder
When writinE. hs sure aud mention
TIE Pensacola Daily Joarnal Beruiar
frfv--eHf snf ore collar ere bottles
f1r saLe al a. 1F4E stores lAdft
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FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS


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us have Wee WrfHrf fhaf cures
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or ."HeHI- hrt#mH. Hur method ta EN-
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fafWE aI IrhH'fFH IHH.HeH HnIu.H nrens
HrHf.rHH NawrH Eafr-. FHTHErrH ftE
have Jailed We var. E# H.Hm HFHrFrrr
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

from a table IN West Hiil negro reni
room. the coin being claimed BY an
other negro engaged IN the mmrne. fhif
is SAID 20 have occurred more tnaa
month $40.
Eleneasr Adams. q nemrc. charnf
with cruelty 20 animal. YES afnons
the number % defshdants discharge
n Was claimed g'nat a mule which -
vas erivinm tfg % the sldewah iron
weakness oaFPalafox street a coups
~ days aEoY
Two nsEr4.s were fined iib ana eosi
on me cHrrs % stayiuW IN . piaef
where lsrvlnssa aud indecency ia prac-
Jsfta1 shsrwood. q white nan, whf
recent arrivee aera. waa before en-
court o. the charge % ssllinG varnAsf
withuYt nesnme He waa released from
cnsa#y With the understanding thai
he ecure the necessary noenme
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

~ Louis Dec t-rhs bout ~
tween Packsy MeTarland and Harry
Brewer % have been fought here na-
crmbeT I0 80 called on today be-
cause ~ . hitch in the anancIaI ar
rauEsmsnts with McFariana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
NEW BUILDINGS
IN PENSACOLA
DURING MONTH
REpoRr OF sUlLoIEG INSPECTOR
sHAckgLFoao SHOWS TOTAL
VALUATION TO &c sss.ss7so.

Acoordins q ths r.rort 81 city
Building Inspector Cade 2. ~hackel-
ford for ths month - November. the
total valae 81 permits issusd ~ him
for the erection - brick buildings an
the ERE Hmita Cor the past meath n
ft1.g18. while re number - new build
inEs outside me ars limits e tis.e-a.
msking q total % t2s $50
TIE report % the Inspector shove
thA foliowfnE
Mes brick buildings In IRE limits
value tis.oooeo.
Repairs 20 brick buildings n IRE
limits. value tTts6o
Repairs 20 frsns buHainFs in IRE
FINITE. value ssbs0o
New buildings outside ere limits.
value ti2.As0eo
Repairs - buildings outsids % hrs
limits value isossoo.
shsds inside 81 hre limits value go
OuthuildinEs inside q Ere limits.
value s2s 90
shsds outside q ~. limits value.
sac o.
outbunairss erHa. - srs limits,
value taoeee
To,si value inside % ~, limits
tif.sTaoo.
Tctsi vsius outside - ere limits.
tis.a2tb0
Total value ~ al building fcr
ncnth. tte6eTBo
CARD OF THANKS.
We take this means ~ thankine NJ
friends for their kindness and many
expressions - synrathy during or re-
cent breavsment ~ the death of our be.
loved brother. Chaa a Harris
MRS CORA HOLLAND.
Gro. A HARMS
TON W. HARRia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

when father drove old Dobbin hs
al upon . load and irownsd on ever
chauffeur who wanted hAlf ths road
But whsn father E0t an auto bis fee Z.
lnan seemed % switch. he giafed 81
every horse he- met unless " took ths
aftch--Ahhland Buggs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

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