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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

E NJ. Moscript, Brick Robinson
Geo. X. Kimball and Charley
Christianson showed themselves
ucce essful fishermen in providing
trout for the luncheon served the
visitors on Sunday. They donat-
ed their time and the fish caught
numbering about I7o. J. H. Nan
kervis and DR.. Ashbaugh caught
bout $50 from private lake do
mating theil time but the Midland
Trail association paid the owner
or the fish.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19
Unlueky Name,

Mrs. Morgan came to the city to
celebrate the birth Of her first grand
son. There was much agitation over
the selection Of a name, but the father
finally suggested Elias"
Nov, Annie." said Mrs. Morgan to
her daughter, don't ye name your
boy any such name
why, mother?
because" explained Mrs. Morgan.
Il bin readin' o. them Aliases In yer
papers since I've bin here. There's
Alias Thompson. Alias Williams. Alias
tho Night-Hawk all bin took up for
stealin'. 1t amt no good name. tell
ye."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Mr.. Howard f. Smith of the
Portage Tires, Denver, came up
last Saturday and placed his ma
chine at the disposal of our people
He represented the Denver Cham
Der of Commerce on the trip from
Denver to Chicago when Mr.. Chas.
A. Woodward went as represen-
tative of this city. On Sunday ha
took Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward
over to Sulphur Springs as his
guests returning Monday evening,
Charley also having been selected
as pilot of the party over the Pass.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19
Cpr1sites.

The dapper iirtle ribbon clerk gazcd
ianguisnirgly into the dark eyes OF
the handsome brunette waitress.
Isn't it wonderful" he gurglcd.
nov opnosites seem to be attracted
to each other?"
1T sure is" agreed the beauty. T
noticed only today that the tallese
aian AZ the lunch-counter ordered
shortca Ike. - iupinco.ts
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Among til ose who came up from
Denver to be here last Sunday
were Messrs Fred Watson aud
Manning Shannon. In company
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Rem
shaw aud Mrs. Stanley Koch they
drove over to Hot Sulphur Spring
accompanying the Indiana Al'o-
mobile party, Like all who a.
companied these excursionists
over Ber thoud Pass, they had a
delightful trip and were enthusi-
astic over this section of the Mid.
land Trail
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Information has just been received
from King man, Arizona, of the birth Of
a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brethour
md his name is Samuel George. Here
i hoping that he will become as good
m n as dad with all the excellent
gu .lities of the mother.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Mr.. Obs B. Clark and wife end
Mr.. Hume Lewis came up from
Denver on Saturday night. On
arriving here they found the prln
cipal hotels filed. Fred Thero
learned Of this and at once secured
them rooms in a private home
and for which courtesy they
were extremely grateful.
They participated in the trout
luncheon on Sunday and had a
good time while here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Percy Alsdorf and wife of Cen
trail City came over last Sunday to
boost the bail team of that city
and also to see the way the Hoosier
travel over the country in their
palace autos.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Had it not been for Father Nc
Cabe going to Colorado Springs to
meet the Indiana party we would
not have had them here on Sunday
as every possible means was being
taken advantage of to induce them
to go across the mountains by way
of Tennessee Pass aud the efforts
were proving effective. But then
Father is always just where he is
most needed and never fails to do
the right thing at the right time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19
DIRECTORY

Notice to Lodges. Churches and Clubs.
Wishing to keep the directory ac-
curAte we ask you to report to rs any
changes of officers or conditions Is
promptly as possible: also to give US =
complete report of the election Of Off
GERS for publication in our local column
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19
Causes Of Stoma Trouble

Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor tx
ercise, insufficient mastication of food.
const patton, torpid liver. worry ard
anxiety. overeating, partaking of food
ard drins OF suited TO your age and
occI alton. Correct your habits and
take Chamberlain Tablets and you
will soon be well again. For sale by
j. ]. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

A bad taste in the mouth comes from
disordered Stomach, and back Of that
il usually torpid liver: "A condition
which invites disease, HERBINE is
the remedy needed. 1t corrects the
stomach and makes the liver active and
regular. Price Soc. Sold by J. j. Sher-
win.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Closing out lot If Boys shoes
worth up to 52. IS for $I.75 pair.
If your size Is here its surely a
bargain.
Swanson the Sho- man.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Manager-ln act two OF the new
play you take We ancient battle az
and cleave the enemy
De Hamlet-Let Richard De Roads
take the part; he's had more expert
ence carving boarding house steak
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19


Our people were on the sharp
lookout to see that nothing could
mar the pleasure of our guests on
last Sunday Eve-y precaution
was taken to see that the ride
throl n this county was at
tended by no drawback The
committee on reception as well as
all other committees did their work
faithfully and effectively.
The young ladies who volun-
tarlly agreed to wait on the ia Dles
last Sunday should be highly graf
i6ed over the many compliments
paid them and they were deserv-
ing of them all. This il the
roll of those who contributed to
the success of the luncheon: Ruth
Johnson. Ruth Roberts, Hazel
Champion, May McGuigan, May
Sutherland, Myrtle Huddleson,
Gretchen Lyon, Cora Evans, Edna
Gunstrom, Eva Cameron, May
Evans, Minnie O Donnell, Esther
McGinnis, Gladys Oliver, Elvena
Peterson. Della Dumont and AL
berta Dory. Mrs. Geo. Dory aud
Mrs. Sellars had charge of this de-
partnlent:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-07-19

Judge Royal r. Graham drove
the county commissioners as far
as the summit o. Berth pud Pass
along with the excursioniste.
Mes>srs Roller and Schlrmer
went over to Berlhond pass in ad-
vance Of the cxcursiouists to see
that everything was all right and
on their return to the foot of the
pass they followed the cars to be
ready TO assist any car in case of
need.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Co Macie Czyni6
ola Waszvch Kiszek,

Zaskoczeni zatwardzeniem, kobieta Tub
me4czyzna, zawsze big sie Z mYSlani-
co uzyc1 Sole, olej rycynusowy, mineralne
woody lub inne 6rodH przeczyszczajace,
czynia kiszki tkliwemi j obolalsmi. One
sprowadzaje kurcze, b6le, / oslabienie
przez dluzszy czas poich u4yciu.
Przez dwadziescia pie6 lat Jan Nowak
badal te fakta, przyszedl doprzetonania
te ludzie bioracy sole, ME tylko he ME
wy1eczyli sic, ale szkodzili sobie. Posta-
.nowil on zatem sporzadzit srodek, ma ME
d~omagania brzuszne, pod ka4dym wwzgle-
dem doskonaly, / MEM 50 JUL wypr6bo-
wane, ''Nowaka Pigul1kri..'''
Przez IS lat tysiaee polskich rodzin
:hwalilo jego prace, a jego pignlki Wy.
Ieczyly drugie lyle cierpiaacych : niemi-
bch cierpied 4oladka. Uwolnily one
dziesiatkitysiecyod u4ywaniamineral6w.
DIS te. tysiece ciesz9 sig r~egularnytn
.tolcem / dobrem apetytem, apozbyli sie
odoru z ust, kwasa v 4oladku,, slabej pa-
miec, opadania si1, wyciehczenia mu6zgo-
wego, obloaonego 3ezyta. odbijania sig
t. d. po1wstajscych : z~atwitdzenia:: U4y-
waiaco Cd czasu do czasu ''ma&ych" pewnie
lziaIajacych "Nowaka. Pignlek' pozby-
waje sig pred czasem Hiepotrzebnych
chor6b, i utrzymujs sw6j system v zdro-
wynn stanie.
spr6bujcie jedna "Nowaka Pigulke''
dis ma noc. A zarazpo 6niadaniu pre-
konacie sie czemu ene = tax wysoko
~po1ecane.
sprzedawane We wzystkich aptekach 1
q agent6w. hub tes posylasdy poczt4 u
nadeslaniem aSc do: Jan Nowak Co.. 70
III. l Ashland Ave. Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
G~WarantOWane lekarstWO
ma Wysypke.

Ciag6e swierzblenla, sltarzenia,
c1erwonost, popedliws j nieprzy~
jennie skutklwysypk,, %llsxaj, sole
ny reumatysm, 4achtania, amoroidy
i zaognIone wysypki moga .byc cd
razu wyleczone ] sk6ra pozostanie
o.ysta i gsadk2 Ora Hilbson'a
m,a6c,a ma wysypk,. Pan J. G. f.
v'elaad, Z Bath, III, m6w1i: Mia
lem wysvpke przez dwadzieacia piec
lat i pr6bowaf'm vszystkieeo.
WszYstko chyblto. skoro zna'as'em
IIrta Hobson.a ma66 ma wysypki,
znalaz{em lekarstwo's. Ia ms6c
j.st wynalazkiem lekarza j jest u
zywana przez lata-n,e jako pr6ba..
To Jest ola czego "a ma %gwarantu>
jenny. W. wszystkich aptekacb Tub
przez roczte. Gems, SOC. Pfe'ffer
Chemical Co., Philadelphla i St.
Louis. (Adv. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Musimy czynic tax
jak inni czynia.

Lud1,e xwykle chez okazat ri!
s4ynniejs,ymi j bogatsz,mi, nj. y
rzeczywiet' Sci SO, m6Wiac, ze m"
s,a i oni czynic tn, co inn, czynia
re ME moga po,os;at " tSle a.
wynn ses'adami.. Ma n~iesrczesci.
z4pom,uaja oui i ME biora pod u
wage sweJ f'zycznej umJs'owe
silly. Niepochwytae nntezenie ner.
vowe, stale %wzrussenie i obawa'
ciezkle pokarmy i mocne naloj'
musza dziaisc na ich zdrowie, MT.
sza skr6cid ich zyo:e, Jeteli aie be-
do ostroznymi. Nazywamy tych
tylko oslro4nymi, kt6rzy ME lex.
oewazq najmni+js4ych zastabniet
luL nerwowodci. Oni u4ywaja ma
tychmlast Trlners ,Amerykahskie~
go Eliksiru Gorxklego w no na
pszyprowadzenie do. r6wnowsgi
swego organizmu. Spora dosa
pred po}oSen,em sig Do l6zka !
nsstepnie druga rapo. nsunie : orr
ganizmu wszelk4 n,eozysta matery-
JIG coda now4 size organom
t,ax ienla. Lekaratwo. to Jest isle
can. v chorobacL 4o4adka, watro...
by iskis1et. " aptekach. Jos
rro er, lsss7-lass $. Ashland
y ), Chicago, III. Pe .wz''sec'u &, :
pej kspieti, nat,xyj,ie Wsasrcis.
Il, Trin, IA. Lrniimen;em, 4 - a III.
J, s,'yyl~ii. nni,l. lmi,,aa4is' lsli.dw :1 s'''.I
kna bA, do Sly bko. /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Wrzody | choroby
sk6rne.

Jeiel, c,erpioie nj stare, Gle.
klaoe Tub fcbryCzne rany. wrzody,
.gu.y, wysypse lub lnne ohorobY
.skdrne, we1cle pude{ko Bucklena
maeol arnikowej . doxnaois sxyb-
.kiei pomooy. Fani Bruce Jones, !.
Birmingham, Ala, oierpiala ma
niebexpieozny wrs6d przes dxiewiet
.mi1eieey j Bncklena ma1d Arniko-'
wa.wylecsyh ja Y dw6oh tygod
niach. Pomois wan. --ylkO 25c
olecanA przeI NJ. J. KoWalew
SKI. go, aptekarsa. e(Adv J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Ma sprzedaz.

Nh SpfZtudZ.,
100 akrowa farma " Le--
ma, Wis, 70 ARROW upraw-
.nych, 5 ARROW budu1cowpgo7
drzeWa a reszta
pastwiska. Wszystko obsia-
ne. Sad, W kt6rym sic znaj-
DUE okoio Is drew owoco.
wych j okolo 40 zagon6w
truskawek strawberry po-
Iowa sadu zasadzona innemi
Ikrzami rozmaitYch jagged.
Wielki dom mieszkalny-
jedna Geese 1926 druga
1928 stop; duza piwnica pod
ca|ym domem, stodola do
~.
zboza 40x60 stop 6pichrz
[2lx2S stop stajnia 21x56
stop; SO to wszystko dobre
move budynki. Opr6cz tycb
|inne budynki jak chlew ma
kukurydze, kurnik i t. p.
Studnia 2 dobra zr6dlana wo-
da. = Nastepujace osobiste
w1asnosci: 3 doskonale ko-
nie--para do zaprzegu i ie-
den ~nadzwyczajny ko6. 2:
zaprzegi robocze ] do wy
jazdu 13 sztuk byd}a, 5 Gle
lat, 6 swl6 100 kur 6 ko-.
seek pszcz6{ l SAME farmer
l cutter, l bryczka, 1
|.w6z mleczarski, / w6z far.
merski, l separator do Smile
tanki 4 wjelkie blaszanne
naczynia do mleka, 1 bin.
der, 1 mower, l ciezka dra-
ga, l lekka. draga, 1000 stop
drzewa, l .wy}upywacz do
kukurydzy, l kamie6 do to-
czenia, l zgrabiacz do siana,
1 wiatrak, p}ugi, 1 wielka
waga, 2 kosiarki i wiele in
nych rzeczy do gospodarstwa
farmerskiego potrzebnych
jak, d}uta, pi}ki i t. p. Obok
jest fabryka sera; do poll
skiego ko6cio}a W Spruce
B mill, do angielskiego kat.
W Lena 3 mile, szko}a ! mill
cd fanny:
Cena "a farme jest Z ty-
;siecY dolar6w z wyzej wy.
mienionemi narzedziami
$4,000. 6 tysiecy got5wka
resxta ma bipoteke. Spree
dam powodu podesz}ego
wieku i braku sill do piracy.
A KOWALCZYK,
Lena, Wis. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Najw1ecej dz1eci ma
rObaki.

Wiele matek my6li ze ich DIE
ci oierpia ma zapchanie, Dol glowy,
nerwowosc, cs}abienie, gdy tym-
czasem So ono ofiara najzwyklej~
szej dzieciecej STANDARDIZATION
|Grymaszen,e, chory wyglad, bojaz-
liwoae, rzueanle sig z~grzytanie
zebami ~nieczysty oddech, kolki, sae
to wszystko symphony miec robaki
j. powinno sic dawad K,ckapoo
Worm Killer, }agodna cuk,erko~
wa pastylka, kt6ra wyruguje roba-
HI, regaluje wnstrzno6ci, nastraja
system j czyni d,ieci zdroweml i
szczedliwemi, Kickapoo Worm Kl-
LIEF Jest gwarantowany. U wszyst.
k,oh aptekarzy albo przez poetic.
aCena CSC. Kickapoo Indian Medi-
cine Co., Philadelphia, st. Louis.
advertisement. |,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
M ~SprZedflA.

235 akrowa dobra farma;
20 ARROW pod plugiem, po
stronie wisconsi1sklej 3
mile oil Winonv. Dobra Voc
da i dobre budynkj. Zglosic
sic do Redakcyi ,Wiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

|koby zal mu by}o patrzef
ma niewinna ofiare hanie-
bnej zdrady. Ciemna noe 0.
garnela wszystko " oko1o, q
Gale miasto spoczywa}o spo-
kojnie, W glebokim 6nie pc.
!grqzone, Gdyby ME gwizda-
mia nocnej stray j kr6tka u.
komenda odmienia-
|jacych sic odwach6w, sadzif-
b,y6, re wszystko wymar}o.
Tylko " ulicy PREY Domi.
nikanach zdradza}o 6wiat1o
wykradajace sic przez serca
wykroj0ne W po6rodku O.
kiennic pewnego domku, &c
tam kto6 czuwal jeszcze. Byl
to starry Maciei z .swa c6rka
|jedyna. Prey miiej pogadan"
CO tax szybko czas i'm up}y'
wal W sasiedztwie, re AMI
sic spodzieli, jak ma ratuszu
dwunasta godzina wybila.
Przeprosiwvszy 2 grzeczno-
Sci "a tax dlugie goszczenie
ucieszonych wielce ich O.
becno6cia przyjaci6}, poze-
|gnali spiesznie Pa6stwo ST..
Ii poszli do domu, a poleciw-
sly sic szczerze Panu Bogu,
udali sic ma spoczynek. Alto
Ii Maciej trapiony ustawicz-
ME jakiems z}owrogiem pre-
czuciem, ME m6g} ami ma
wet pa moment Okla zmru'
|zyc. Nameczywszy. sic przez
d}uzszy czas nadaremnie, a.
zeby zasnac, wstaf i "a
cza} sobie chodzacy odma-
Wac koronke.
Jadwisla uslyszawszy "
pokoiku swoim c%zuwajace:
go OLGA, ubrafa sic czempre.
Idzej i przyby1a do niego.
= Mole dziecko kocha.
ne, id& .6pij spokojnie: dIa-
czego6 to wstala? odezwai
sic Maciej, ujrzawszy c6rke
wchodzaca, a Jadwisia, prey
milajac sic do niego, zapy-
ta}a lekliwie:
= &c to Ojczulkowi mai
drozszemu ?
e ty moja pociecho!
Mech Gle Bog blogoslawi "a.
twoje wielkie p%rzywiazanie,
odpowiedzial Maciej. rozczu.
lony dohrem screen uko'
chanel cory. Me lekaj sic 0
mnie, idz c6rko droga j spij
spokojnie. Mnie mic ME pc.
trzeba.
- dlaczego Ojczulek ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
o BOHATER 0
czyli-
Prawdziwa,. mifoS6 ejezyzqy
PoRiesd 2 sz'Ad %S::napelesh 'k;th weisn.
Napisa}4
Ks. Hnacy Zielinskci.
(Ciag dalszY.)

Es" - - a. -EE" A
Pomiedzy reszta pozha 1io-
ma ~przew6dzcy swego; pow.
stale chwiIowe male zamie.
szanie. Lecz niebawem i z
ich strony huknelo kilka~
nascie strzal6 ". Pal!
wrzasna} ma nowo J6zef i
znOwu pablo trzech najbliz-
szych z pogoni. Ale njestety
i J6zef ciezko taniony poto.
cyl sic runa} zemdla}y O
ziemie, a ola Wojciecha z
Ksawerym ME by}o innego
ratunku, jak ty)ko zdanie sic
ma }aske i nje}aske utrata
szesciu swoich rozwscieklo
nej pogoni. Albowiem zolda.
cy osaczyli ich p6lko}em j
tax ostro natarli. re O doby
clu sztuec6w, a tenn samem
Q dalszej obronie ola braku
szabli i wszelkiej cietej bro.
nj ami nawet pomyslec MOI.
ma by1o. i
Juz sic cieszyli draby, re.
dw6ch naszych zywcem po-
chwyca i ma mich Gala .swa
zemste "a smierG towarzyszy
wyleja, gdy nagle Wojciech
z Ksawerym zpikaja i'm z.
pred oozu, jednym skokiem
ma oslep rzuciwszy sic q
br7egu do Wisfy. Me przyr
puszczajac wcale podobnego
kroku 20 strony naszych
dzielnY:h rycerzy, os}upieli
ma razie zo}dacy j ami jeden5
z Mich ME pomy6laf, by.
strzelic "a mimi, gdyz wszy-
soy byli pewni, ze z ognia
ocalonych woda poch}on ella.
Dopiero nowy niespodziany
w;dok poruszy} ich z os}u-
pienia. Fenerl Feuer!
(ognial p I'D krzykneli roz
juszeni i dali kilkakrotnie
ognia, a widzqc, jak Wojciech
z Ksawerym, skaczac z kry
ma kre, coraz dalej a dalej
i'm z oczu znikali, pieaili sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

as&sEES &"&4s r&#& a#ES.~1 a%@f -%&%@&Saf 4%s9.S IHSGS@~ fTSStf
cd 'wsc,ek}o6ci, klnqc pc
swojemu i krzyczac jeden
przez drugiego.
3 w rzeczy samej r"czyla ..
ion. patrznosc Boska jakby ma
skrzydlaclr an;oia str6za bez
najmiejszego szwanku prze-
prowadzic naszych ma dlu-
no. gi brzeg Wlsty. katwo wyo.
wv. brazic sobie ich szczescie a
lie. 2}osc nieopisana zofdactwa.
j ~ Biedny Piotr, kt6ry wedle
ka~ rady J6zefa przez caly czas
Pal! b6jki stall cicho ma Stronie
# i dziekowa1 z g}ebi serca Ojcu
liz niebieskiemu "a niemal Gu
etv downe ocalenie brata i PREY
ITO. jaciela, a r6wnoczesnie pole
O cal swa dusze mi}osierdziu
J z Boga, lekajac sic s}usznie,
900 re ma MIN teraz zemszcza sic
sic strasznie zo}dacy. I ME ma
alta .pr6zno swa ufnosc W Op;e.
ce Naiwyzszego pok}ada}. Bo
da. ot6z znalaz} sic miedzy po.
j gonia sprawied|iwy, co resi-
" to powstrzyma} cd wyrza-
en- dzenia Piotrowi jakiejkol-
,ku wiekbadz krzywdy. Wido.
no. cznie by} to jakis starszy,
OF. DO ma jego rozksz popedzi.
10 dw6ch ma Rybaki "a wo.
70 zem, a reszta zabra}e sic do
po- pochwycenia ro2pierzch}ycb
koni; on sam zaS obcho
sly dill poleg}ych zkolei, az
och W ko1cu i mad J6zefem sta
! q oa}. Widzac, 70 J6zef ~jeszcze
en- zyje, opatrzyl mu zgruchota
II ne ramie, a zabrawszy mu
w. sztuciec prawicy, podni6sl
$50 ocuconego: i rozkaza} Piotro.
,ch wi, ably sic znim do o3leg}o-
ieli Sci dwudziestu krOk6w tam
len i sam ola 1ozgrzapia pre-
by chadza}.
~ Niebawem nadciagn4} je-
MIA den j drugi w6z ; czempre
a}a. dzej powk}adano ma ME pc
my !eg}ych. Pjotr i J6zef music
1u- Ii dos;asc koni, i radzi
er! ME radzi pocwa1owac W po-
srodku zo}nierstwa do mia
ME sta, a "a mimi ,szly u wolna
och wozy, turkocac zlowieszczo
Try pc grudzie.
lei w tel chwili opu6cii po-.
sic smutnia}y ksiezyc niebo, ia
: ISL +, ; .s~&- 49,: IL, -. al. r##@ &&Assz%:. -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-02

Boston, May 1.-The Establishments
of foreign noblemen in general and OF
Italian counts in particular are named
as pitfalls for American girls abroad,
by Miss Irma Guthrie Wright, now
doing concert work here.
Miss Wright knows whereof she
speaks. for she has but recently es-
capped by the divorce route what for a
time amounted to an Imprisonment
in the Roman villa of the Count Mile
Fiori. She met him while singing in
the Tetra Nazioale of Prodo, Italy.
He wooed and won her. Now she is
back in America, considering it her
mission to warn American girls against
similar action.
Miss Wright is a native of Columbus,
o.. where she was brought up. Her
father, the late Judge Robert Ray
mond Wright, was for thirty years a
member of the Ohio supreme court
Tall. titan haired, with blue gray
eyes, she somewhat resembles Mary
Garden. Both are of Scotch ancestry
II want to give the girls OF my own
country the benefit of my own disap-
pointing experience with a title" says
she.
There are so many pitfalls for a
girl going abroad to study. There is
something about the atmosphere that
is deadly. A title, even without any
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-02
Wise PEOPLE HAVE STOPPED
USING DANGEROUS CALOMEL

mel in Dodson's Liver Tone.
The BaIkcom Drug Co. tell us that
their drug store sells Dodson's Liver
Tone in practically every case of bill
iousness and liver trouble where Gallo
mel used to be taken.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a vegetable
liver tonic that is absolutely harmless
for children and grown people. 1t
sells for 30 cts. a bottle and is guar
anteed to be entirely satisfa Glory by
the Ba1kcom Drug Co., who will re-
fund you Tmoney with a smile If 1t
does not give entire satisfaction.
(Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-02
TWO SMACKS
IN WITH FISH
THE VIM. HAYS AND SEAcoNNETT
ARRIVE WITH GOOD CATCHES
RED sNAPPERs AND GRoUPERs
HAYS ToWED TO PORT YES
TERDAT EVENING.

With a combined catch of $1,000
pounds of red snappers and groupers,
two smacks arrived i'm port yester-
day one to the Warren Fish Com
pany and the other to e. z. Saunders
& Co.
The VIM. Hays arrived to the War
rem Fish Company with $4,000 pounds
of red snappers and 10, 600 pounds of
groupers. She was towed into port by
the tug Nellie. reaching her dock
about o'clock in the afternoon.
The Seaconnott, of the Saunders
fleet, brought $4,000 pounds of snap
pers and 5000 pounds groupers.
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thing back of it, often seems attractive
to an American girl.
1.-The grand airs and hyper-poiite-
ness are very attractive for a while
but they pail on American girls who
are used to straightforwardness and
good common sense American girls
have lots of common sense. they are
strong and healthy, but too often i'm
petuous, which is only a fault of
youth.
They could not endure for long the
restrictions which hedge in and shackle
the women OF the nobility abroad.
Think of It, I was not permitted to
leave my villa in Rome save when at
tended by my husband, or maid.
81 want to warn our girls against
wedding one of these romantic Italian
soldiers. Italy is a good place to be
for a while. but America is bet+N~ in
the long run. am going to ~ Ike
use of my experience there by nap
eroning a party of fifteen girls to Ma
pies, through the hill towns of Italy
and the chateau district of France this
summer. And you can bet (the ex-
countess is thoroughly American) that
not one of those girls will marry an
Italian count"
In opera the countess is a lyric So
prano and master of the twenty eight
roles in grand opera. Her favorite role
Is that Mimi in La Boheme." She
speaks italian, French, Spanish and
German fluently.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-02
TICKETS FOR
"PENSY PLAzY'
ON SALE TODAY
BECoND RUSH EXPECTED WHEN
PUBLIC WILL BE GIVEN OPPOR.
TUNITY OF AGAIN WITNESSING
PRODUCTION, WHICH HAS SOME
ADDED FEATURES.

The sale Of tickets for "Pensy
Play opens this morning at Rey-
maids Music Store, and might be
expected there will be another rush
for tickets, Many of those who have
seen the show before will be in line,
and the many hundreds who were
unable to get tickets the last time,
will be there to get choice seats.
Judging from the sentiments express
ed on the streets and elsewhere, there
will be another record breaking audi
ence for "Pensy Play"
1t is an acknowledged fact that
never in the history of theatrical an
nails in Pensacola has there ever
been an amateur show take with such
wildhre effect as this little hodge
podge of nonsense and music. The
theme is written around the commits
sion form of government, and as the
election takes place the next morn
ing after this show, why naturally
there will be new puns to be "got Off
in favor of such conditions"
Mr.. Clarence Avery who made such
a wi1irlwind success in his mono
logue has an entirely new monologue
even new songs. and this feature
alone ought to attract.
Mr.. Clifford Greve. whose presence
in the city from New York was tried
to be kept as a secret surprise for
Monday night. has been found out,
and the result is that P-nsacolians
will be treated to one of the cleverest
bits of nonsense ever heard in our
city.
DR. Mallory Kennedy, Messrs. Geo.
Hervey, Stephen Harvey, Harry Wag-
enheim, Clarence Avery, Willie Brent,
John Frenkle, Joe Grant, the Pourt-
less Kids and the Misses Fannie Wag-
enheim and Belle Berlin will all be
cast in the same parts in which they
created such a favorable impression
last performance.
The scenic environment will be just
The same as before All in all. 1t
looks like mighty good show" for
Monday night, Curtain s:15 prompt
no waits.