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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02
MADAME X"

A treat is in store for the patrons
of the opera house on Friday night
next when Adelaide French will make
her first appearance in this city as
Madame X" in Alexander Bissoa's
famous drama OF the same title.
Madame X" is the play that two
years ago set the entire world talking.
II is a stirring story of a woman.
who, having made one false step, re-
pents and seeks her husbands for
giveness. Being refused the latter she
drifts along the seas Of life but finally
falls a victim to absinthe and later is
dragged into a criminal court on tho
charge of murder. Her son, whom
she does not recognize nor who re-
members her. he having been child
when the arrangement occurred, is
appointed to defend her.
He secures verdict Of 1ot guilty,
but a higher and greater Judge takes
the prisoner shortly after the verdict
is rendered and the son learns too late
that his client was his long lost
mother.
The play is a powerfully Clipping
sermon, teaching great moral, al
though one does not feel the sermon
izing while witnessing It.
Adelaide French is one Of the best
emotional actresses the stage boasts
of and a better selection for the role
would be hard to find.
The company engaged to support
Miss French is said to be thoroughly
adequate to all demands made upon
It, and a most enjoyable performance
may be looked for.
The production Is identical with
that seen during the enormously long
runs Of the piece.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02
Iassifed
LEGAL NOTICE.

separate proposals snust be made for
eaea erlags and the government reserves
me Fight to reject any or all of the
plds: FLAPS and specifications may ba
seen at the office Of the Forest Super
FiseF and farms ueen which to submit
the pTereseis may be obtained upon re-
Guest Inman F. Edredge. Forest Super
visor. 26janoaw4w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02
APPLICATIONS EoR GRAZING PER

Notice is hereby given that all applica-
lions for permits TO Craze cattle, horses.
nogS sheep, and goats within the Florida
- s#nal Forest during the season of 1918
nus be fled in my Office at Pensacola,
tlerzda. on or before February Is. 1913.
An additional charge of twenty per cent
Mlu be imposed In all cases where fees
are unpaid after March 80, 1913. Full
itnIormatioa in regard TO the grazing fees
% pc charged and blank forms to be used
N making applications will be furnished
upon request. Inman f. Eldredge. For
est supervisor. 12ianoawfw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02

Sealed proposals marked on the en-
s sslope Proposal Bridge Construction,
est Supervisor. Pensacola Florida. viii
pe received until February 25. and then
opened and the contract for the construc-
' uon q shree steel bridges across Gar
tlenal Forest. Florida AWARDED To fhe
lowest and most satisfactory bidders
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02

She-Threaten suicide and perhaps
papa will give his consent. He-Do
you really think so? She-Yes; he
hates the coroner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02

Lewis, as Hans Grumbach; Holland
Hudson as Leopold Dietrich; Louis
j. Epstein as Grand Duke of Ehren-
stein and Victor Sutherland as Arthur
Carmichael, the American consul.
The cast as a whole is an excellent
one and presented 1.-THE Goose Grip in
a most acceptable manner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02

FOR SALE-Fine. good looking. combi-
nation buggy and saddle horse. Seven
years old. Can be had at a bargain.
Apply ]. Stuart DeSilva- Phones II OF
1897. 10dec
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02

Live Stock and Poultry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
STAR SPANGLED
 BANNER LEADS
coNaREAS WILL PROBABLY MAKE. IT OFFICIAL NATION.
 AL ANTHEM. .,
ssAnisl NuBgst E4FVTEA

ssAoizl NaHgst Esr1IEA ..
 WASHINGTON. D. C,:; Jan. sl'- '"Ff1e 9tar EEangtGd BAhner" will probably be declared the oflctRl Rn !. uoRaI AIIthAni nf the t'niled Statcs within fe% days. Congressman LRry offered .a resolution today tn bring this about and tho ch1ncea are ttAr The CeR9Iutlon will tr carried bY q large ina 5nrIlY.
 The principal rnWRc nE tht TsEolu- tinn Is that recently in London during A ainneF of the Anglo American s7- cEAty zcEne re tt10se present. TBccm . Rettded thnt "My Country 'T!s nt Thee should he d4etAred the ATnFr lcah hationnI anthem hecauEh fla trtu- htc la the #atne ns thst bk aCsn6 aL%R rhe KiHE.''' one eHdueut. American .messaal critic w4o raH "preSent dc- sls1sa ..Fhe stat HpAnE!sd Hanper- .tr nG Imperfect In many r%spactA Hs
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NOME DEMOCRATS MAY
 CELEBRATE IMAu1uRATi ION

Tnc nembgrs uI tIlc dcnlocI1tlc t-I,t1 Ts1 greE for thIs hivRinn h1Tr nov under considera tiT, tbe lroldInT of Ieren1onlrs EAr@ an ttI. day of Wood rna Wilson's iuAuguTatinn as pIesl- dent of fhe United Statcs. Nothing
 ,ys Ieer dcuidAa about yer hut tho matter wilt he hrouEhL pp tomorrow tv&nius pI rlIe duraocratIc meeting 1r he committee ha. decided tc s0 "n
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MONEY READY
 FOR MEMORIAL
GREAT MONUMENT TO LINCOLN
 WAL SOON BE coNRTHVcTED.
sp%eiaI hanu.t asr~lcs,

sr&eiaI hanuzt asr~lcs,
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. &1. The Dill which provides for the 1r- proprlatiou of Two million dollars Tor tho C1hbIrIcIion of memorial to hIwAham LinIsllm IiFCS nnw been UaaA- pd completely and only awaits the signature ot Prrsident Taft to b4- 3aMe le%.
 Tna msmorIal IU be erected %lls l'e one uf the HneHt to b1 been In HI.? coumtry. The xrenLeat Of thg world artists Will probably bh enlisted tD nnxF fha dssi1fn worthy of the "h- tst1 and worthy 0f the country
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FRENCH LINER
 IS THREATENED
kcaES HER PROPELLER AND IS NOW DRIFTING HELPLEsELf,
aesoiAI Nuagat BsFvs0A

ae~0iAI NNaQat 6AsSSOH.
 |. NEW YORK, Jan. 3I.-Tln RfcaI F1AnSh, linnr kToxiGS is HOW drIflinE helD1e4alY or sS;lhIe Island htid tho E+eatA4l AnxLAtE prevniEa Her pufI- dtt1t., is due to the lOEa of her rrn- reIler FrpM1 beEne c1uEr which hFa hcf heen explained. Wireless rulIs ter hsstS ara now being Aent out hY heI'. She hns aboard EsFcrat hundreds nr pansengcrs most uf whom aFc bnui- grants
 The mSat serLcuE danger W0G1H thrszten the big ship should 8tormF hlow un but tuu '1nrt is ehfeFta1Hcd Ehat the weather wI]l remaiI GalHr nntil help reaches her
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ID BUILD HIGHWAYS
 ALL OVER C0UN TRY

ducsd to-day Hnd will hRre En diff enlty In making it's way through Cun- grsEE, Alm0Ht everyone fRTors it and ths only objection heard cnmRs from LhoEE who believe in 2 p1liE% Hf Eir1Ct r1tTrnchmert-
 4 great tTAnM:DntIJIentAl highway Ia cohtrInplated as part 0T the schun1. Ii ia eren' hoped that great road over which IutHsnnblIea cOnld travel will h: tuFt from the AtIanIIG [" tho Pacific.
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HUNDRED HAD
 NARROW ESCAPE
MANHATTAN APAH+AaEhTa IN SEATTLE HAVE GREAT FiRE. ..

Special NususE SsrvIsA
 SEATTLE Jan. ai,'-The Manhattan Ausrsments ia LhiS city tnOA tire to- tiny Ilnd more than ono hundred peo plc narrowly esrNpeJ death trnm suf rocHiiun
 rhr MnHH HEinud Eb6B heddvaY h%tor4 the fr" drparement gDt tn iis Tpgk but the fire wHs hERllS SonIroi led hetor< spreading Daring It's prol;rcss great eIGiteI11oEi prEvat!e1 nwiue to the cnurIs made 10 rescue thnsc %hu were h the building.
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GoMPER$ PENOuNcE$
 cOMpuLaOHV ARBITRATION

Special ku4sst sarrioS.
 NET YuhK. Jan. 9e.-SpenkinS nefurr tue National civIc Federation Samuel Ctmr4rS denounced strongly the idcA pf compulsory ;sbitrEu ton iT lnenr matters. gl@ expressed the he lief that b4tnC e1nrsHe4 'c' accept the ruItnga ot 44 aEAltEruun bosrs vnuld ueen, taadtE aii iNss lhe- trrc4u1 of lsur men altoEsther. Ii Is gen orally believed nG a result "f Iha ,Id dUeas that ihe tdsR wI,l now bc drop p9H,
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ur rna H1nEle member

uunaIily ur rna H1nKls member
 That the cabinet wIlI rHEtatn hhF one bend nt college La faet WhirI1 was elLcttcd from the prrsLdent-e -elf1nf 1Iy 8 dtrecL qpeRtloa, IL hAd pee" supposed thuIt Nit. %IIsDII wuu1H have r~eo9ntSed hia profession Co thd K tent oI having It represented %EapaGSt hIs udSlAur1 bIt his announcement
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PRESIDENT CASTRO AEATA ..
 GOVERNMENT ANB LANES
Nuqast arn-fal &sEsses

Nugast 3nAEfAi &sF%ies.
 NEW YORK, Iun. s1.--Hotwlsh- SrAndlng the decision hY Secretary EAEEl President Castro. toFrartS Of FAnezuela, hna sgonred fN liberty nn A writ of hNlNcaa CnTrus and has $rFred the authorities tr let h1nn land In the United Etatea. The strenuous fight nude hy hitu has gained hlEi many frisnda amongst AmeFtczns.
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NfFRAGET1ES
 STARTING HERE
UNITED sTATES BRAND WILL RIDE ACROSS THE CON
 TINENT,
]SssiaI Nugget asruirn

NER YORK, Jan. 3s.-If lhr nInns uf the sNfTfIrA geitcs nf this ,iGy InL 'erdall2s she copnTT wliI w.nrsy surn fe1Afk1ble spertnGdc, The iulcn- bo0 is ta 1hFrn S1nad1nlI n: women @p aOrEP bnuk who will. siaII flynn tn@ rL'y and carry !hcIr m'apasnnhh 'HHs aaT0ss tho +dIIlInen: trL Sam STdHeIseo, ri[lIn- al tno was.
 The st3tltE rl,rIning rI,Mr lEs. H.;liSIl "sA0s seem ;3 na"c h2u ilE. rITcrI - Hnr3rg the spirits nf ihr sur.
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declared lt In the first placd 10 be f'n long. He ssLeo sald 1t belonged of right te Il key in which il Is tmpDes1- l1e for most tlsopIe 10 HlnE. He found ssrErRl faults with the comp0Rltl1n h&sIdes but he and ths othHrH only succeeded in creating h BrrcnEsr aen- t1msnt than ever in EhIs country tu fElVot nf the 9nng,
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TEXAS RANGERS TO
 SHOOT THE REBELS

LSAnk havA nAadn 1t customary t9 T7- 1rIu. Into AIneriIuI tsrTitnTy WhcH hGlrIL rTcssnd by the fedcraIA The d. rect caUKr of the urder WRR the er1nE by tho rebels at AE5ET4cap troops !1GruEE the line some tIn.c NGo, This sriIbn 80 1ncenHcd trA nArrls oe this state that h AimiIrr attsnpt would probably be mot with reVrIsais any way.
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W|L SON HAS CABINET
 COMPLETE BUT KEEPS QUIET

pHtA an end tn thA si1pp6EltI0n.
 The whole country noW lH busy IIlHKIn< suEMisss A& tU Who the ae- IeCtIenz Ere. Tever before was such absuIurs sser%Cy mAintALnsd ln such Il matter. Not even tho bnst informed pnpeIs ih inc country gan tell with ony degree of certainty thA nAnla of one sInEIr member
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SCOTTISH RITE MEETING.

Regular meetlnE Sunday "Terhes February 3. at 5 O clock In ths hn s6nic Temple. Lecture n% N. 7' CaasEn. Ail reeuuRtud lu Asienn.
 R. ". THOMPSON,
 5ecresnrS,
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SPseIAI Nugget 6srWiEs-

WILMINGTON. .J ter Ian o1 - Ter million dullnTa wtI annn pe Apeht by 'le government of Ihe r'1.tsd Stattu fLr the construction UI T'iAI high ways ali over the cnunIrY. This gum ElI. of uostAe. be hniv nart, and A gInan part, of the amount rAGtu1rsn tg co3np;cfr thc wUrK %lIica has sI- ready baep mapped out.
 bilL provid1ng Iur fre Ippruuria . ton of the amount named Rns intro.
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EpsSlaI kuRAAI SArVTeA

crsSlaI NsuaaAI SArTc~
 LONDON iSs.n. aa.-:-+A& c%ssy--s s'T' lad sxpeclEd. tlIe rnusr If lorfR to- dny Threw Hut tho Irish hcElc 'alc MIl for the secona time in history.
 cpmN Ss peers voted in favor Uf shs euanEEhrrsnt of uH LrEsh parliament the nurubAr .olIIe ags1net 1t henG a2H.
 Errrr member nf the hpuse ur lords who Happened to be in the RrttEh ial- an6s appeared to rUic tnr ar aKniust ihE neasnrr and even sOmc +"f6 wsrr oh fhr continent 'nKlc EacE n reglH- ter Shsir 'Totna. 'Fhe huusc MAS crowded by memburH "f tkO h1lsE of dommnns and by distinguished visi- tsrz. including spMa members ct Lhr royal family. Lord M erIey and son
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Rp~eiAi Mu3abt 6SrHneA

AUSTIN. Jan. 1I.-0td@ts havr been FscsiEnd dircoL from wishing ter ly the Texas rangers to shoot 10 kln iT the McxlcaI renFlS aKpln lire across thc line or if they Httantpt 10 pazz eyer into United States territory. This crdrr is axp+atsd to result iu a hattle between Americans aud the rebels before 'FcrY Iong ax the etex-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31
SAY 2O,OO0 WOMEN
 ARE WHITE SLAVES

appaHinGr They venL mcst carefully lutn tk.. study of the conditions Eir the purpoac of informing & ccTmit- lee of ihe kris!4tnEE .aee. tsa"e :scsu. . htliTTi slAfikrFE whL:h cannot uossibIy br. side stepped The rssul' wtII prob AGly lIc m energetic campaign nSlIinst the evil.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-31

I1Hlea
 Nothing mupI had henn heard since Ihe lMtLlH In Which the Greek Rhtp h1aretiF'nl;L wss sllhlI IlnitI tlIc news nTrAF%ft ycHtcrttay alEnf the utIter iiEht- N&@ortiinR tn the ndvIcre the 0fLIlsur easily smUshEH IIer rIrnls shEtding srrcrn1 hundreds uf the Groek
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1vsLnl NnaRVk aes'risA-

AVssLaI HnaHSt aerstsA-
 FHW YORK; Jan. 5I.' Tnc invsS . ,syt+s hired nr Pe1sereIt+r in Loos' !ufS tAA uArter Fave .tsstitcd ihni 4taettt tbeR-+pd' - "in- "''''4tut tan aleHO arc in the xrip rr he whiSe sIaya trGT. The. facre ann IlEUrrs rrsd1cef by thAse investigators Ar"
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ATTACKS sIK YEAR TERM. EpveiaI kpsns4 Se**T6A

WASHINGTON. D. q. 1un. E.- Senator nixun delivered n warm ai- tack on the six year presidential term idea to-day. Ills words weta fecctr- ed sd wAlL final ihE chances of having the presidential tsTn fixed far lfn[ pefIed scEEa to he y<tz' sranll,
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.,-ou.t Special s~S~lOA

uo1roH. Jau, 3I, FlSc ttHusilnt' .-.,o,,r wurIzers Wl,I,l tur 'h SLriFr '-,, .oorD,nE in this 'it" Tl'-- TEnu MA Aruse from the Ht'if'' ar tte work . |, ,hs sumo industry :n Eew Y"rk
 -. . rcuahInatiuuI wIlI uIVl,ulIIy be w+u,ed between lh+ strikers In th" ,n. c1tios ua they n.'iifvr that one cay wpuLt supply L:'" 'lrlr'I'la :h 'hr ..rmeot line Ehilr IlIr niiur ";Ii i'SIf a,,t ., uyeid thr saoTl+r" ar supply
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SEATTLE, ORIENT AND
 LONDON AWE CONNECTED
Special kpaost SsrvicE

SperIAI NV060k 1%rFItF
 SEATTLE. Jan. $1--6n May thI: loyal MaIl steamship line will start n servlcn which %in Irr'hGo Seattle the Orient and LGndoq, England. Ta'e IInc is British one md tE tns.Hh up of snms apIcntt.d ressels. Tr Ls be- Itsvtd that the servlCs iia1 hccn ea- tablishsd 20 iKnt tho adVRHrhgra u travel hy lie ranam0 canGt will pe .scure6 neswe other lines Gst ali<ad'
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COUNTRY MADE
 HALF BILLION ! 
UNCLE aAM Is RUNNING MS
 sToRE WITH GOOD PHcFIT-
3e41iaI Mvsest Ser~ies-

SPGpIWI WVBFBF '
 WASHINGTON, 9. C,. Jan. 31.-' Tie trsdG. hALance in EavHr of this cruntFY during the past yFHF WA1t be ahnnt huIt d blIIEsuI dollars The Tr ports aE4. mt uuisc Fully HTcpared yer Irut it Ia evident from The dxnrsH ennapil1d lt.1E thr amount mentioned %IH hH about lfu1 halnI1ce tr Uncie Sam,9 favor.
 Ii ia also d%duced from thu IEHfeA taken month L,y month in relAiIhn to each other, fflas urosper1ty Is hhcoW1' fng mora and mcTH eTidcht Hn Int tlnIe
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HAacial Nu SaAt es+vieA.

. TRENTON. Jrn. 3i.-'r'ls. "oO1- row Wilson haE noT felly completed the EeIectlnu ar inc nrI Hhh will form Iss cnlllltel IR ITJT Il GrtfaInIT' LJa hnhnl,neud today t'rat alt;h Is I]le case bur hut word vdH ntT%TrH bY
 him that supplies E clue n the per
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sa.urds1 niaht in tts esnnstt "

Saturday night in the esnnsFt wfI'
 arpAaP Y Mrs. 4aw,haIdt. ~hsrI ysn All must
 hsAr
 And shortly after the ffAsr Ns will
 clear, WhSn RsmF &na ezlilrp elif TAhSf
 .SA hays hsra. Than xAeIHh .Ws nrs Sft Rseh hsarl :, % ' r%iG q bladsnrns elsssh
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...,,l rlaa1st SsrV'se'

....,.I T4ua1st S"rvies'
 'coSsrANTNoFE' Jun. sl,-
 ,v.,k w..rzlIIrs were S1'nIi l'T " g@o .-,.t.sr in a E.TcI' lEsiIn s.ss nss just nlhen nlH~' i" the The cruiser witt cthcr AH 1,. If tll4 TurkiaI' rahEY' has e''cf' s.,,v far th.- Greek fleet far Aon'r
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NOTICE TO EAGLES,

Ill ITlnnnbcrs nea1EInE IhTIealiNHs rnr EJjctlds. IoT he "nnral 6ail on FsI,nnry (. ara rvuucs;ed lu hanI thcir nnR1cs in to thss secr"Earf Ht tnIsp,
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LORDS THROW OUT
 IRISH HOME RULE

If &aaaEtO4e; wh0 Iis ne%:S .Feer; 3RAEB siEnotrEbt fkS strongest supportcrh of the ntlL 1torlgS wRs dla4islsHr'K rI&Iat hand nNn when The iRHi hH&He rult bilI ~AE introduced Gnd hC mH'ie the same powerful Dlea.
 When the hill WHs drfrNteu before fhe lorda hAld ErcAtcr power and thstt dreIaiofL was f11Ial. Nav. however. ar ? rnr1InG to the ueH law the-hiII can 6c brought pp again And. if the iIn- erals remain in onIe.s. it cRn he FCTCed 10 law eyer th0 veto Hf ths l0rtH. Af h'asI inc drfnat bt the ;urIls nnsana :. delay ot about twD years e"an IF thn bill bc finally rseased
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Tie ssallz sAna HFsainsr alAesrlaAa the fA%t. A priAA tu hin #lte lssAhR frsm dancing ~F,en Mis- fIsiA seaNsI sings N ssmprT%w.
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Mlss HILL MARRIED.
IuepAt EArvltA

Special huRBAk EaFtiE&
 HT. PAffL. Jan. 8D.-J. T. EIIil's daughter. HRchnrl. wah iflarTIeh to- day 10 Dr. E0erFntHn.
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WA have the el4Ansst Rnd ksAk Bkpek es srA%s-is& ih Nsma- TrY us. Thatrls LahNAAfn.
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fragettcs in LHis naurtry lad En erIP- ilcn nrrv li< expected "I aHT tlmc
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THREE GREEK wARSHlPS SUNK i
 IN GREAT NAVAL BATTLE

aatloeE to their deatfIs,
 This ne%u has cre6tad wild susnp of enthusiasm la this c1Ey ard lnAT E Ia now hOtr that the inteEneeIne ruu- lsles will Le pntchUd up and q united l,uut be praHHeted
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Applen s2.So Hsr bsx snd Gp As L0hTnarH'a.
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5000 GARMENT
 WORKERS ON STRIKE

Whlrh th= HtriLscrS dcsir,.
 Nh riOi inG hMs vet occurred as :, rcsult :f the MFikc E1J+ but thP rn pIoycs hE" GLnrnlnE dHHI"nsrrA imts Whtch wL lIr.tably lIrinE then. inta ''onflicc ~Llh the pulsr+ TIu c0ndl- Ii'TLs llI New Fork gre ranorT%41 tn ns .luirlrr tM Eir1n during the Irst day: lr rIr *trlkC rlIErr.
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Lu4.fak d L4hImAn'u
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Lut-huk pt LsbmaM's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-20
ESTATE OF JOHN A. MCLAUGHLIN.

State Of Vermont District of Washington. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Aforesaid:
To the hcirs and all persons interested in
the estate of John A. Mclaughlin, late OF
the town Of Barre, in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court in writing, by the executor of the
last will and testament of said deceased. pray
ing for license and authority TO sell all of
real estate of said deceased, to wit: The
home farm, situated on East Hill, so called, in
the town of Barre in said district, rep
resenting to said court that 1t would be BEN
efcial to the heirs and all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased. to sell said
real estate and convert the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent and
appreciation in writing. of all the heirs to
said estate residing in this state. and setting
forth the situation of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed and
assigned the 22d day of October, 1918. at the
probate office in Montpelier. in said district,
to hear and decide upon said applica-
ton and petition and ordered public notice
thereof to be given to all persons interested
therein, by publishing said order, together
with the time and place of hearing, three
weeks successfully in the Barre Daily Times.
a newspaper which cireuates in the neighbor-
tate, all Of which publications shall be previous
to the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said court, at the time and place
assigned, then and there in said court TO
make your objections to the granting of such
license, If you cause
Given under my hand at Montpelier, in
said district, this 4th day Of October, 1918.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-20
THREATS ALLEGED
TO BE RECALLED
In the Case of Foster, Who Shot 0ssie
Prouty in Windham County Last
Week-Hearing Continued
One Week.

Brattleboro, Oct. 20.-Judge Frank E.
Barber of the Brattleboro municipal
court went to Newfane Saturday in or
der that L. A. Foster of Halifax might
be arraigned before him on the charge
of shooting Ossie Prouty of the same
town Thursday evening, but the hearing
was continued one week. 1t is expect
ed that special grand jury will be con
vened early this week TO consider the
case. If Foster is indicted by the spe-
cial grand jury it is expected that his
trial will be FASTENED on account of the
state OBTAINING his housekeeper as a
witness in the case. The trial may be
set for October 2S.
A. Fl. Ryder of Brattleboro, former
employee of Foster, stated Saturday that
he had heard Foster say that if Prouty
ever stepped upon his premises he would
fill him SO full of lead that he would
look like a lead mine. Ryder's version
of the trouble between Foster and
Prouty was that it started from Fos-
ter's acting in behalf of Mrs. Minerva
Bliss. who was his housekeeper for four
years in Halifax, in adjusting matters
connected with the estate of her father,
who was cared for in his declining years
by his grandson, Osse Prouty. The
property went to Prouty for caring for
his grandfather, and Mrs. Bliss thought
she ought to have part of the estate.
Foster, as her agent, offered at one time
to settle with 0ssie Prouty for $50.
Pronty refused to accept this offer until
he conferred with lawyer. This prop
osition of settlement was not effected
and later a suit for several hundred dol
lars was brought by Mrs. Bliss against
her nephew, which suit is still pending
in Windham county court. Ryder also
said that his daughter had found re-
volyer in Fosters bed when she worked
in the Foster home in Halifax.
1t was learned Saturday that Prouty
told w. b. Warren's employees at the ci
der mill when he left about dark the
evening of the shooting, that their boss,
who is one of the selectmen of Halifax,
would have to 60 up the next morning
and take care of his body, as Foster
had threatened to shoot him. Prouty
seemed very joyial about the matter
and probably little realized that his re-
mark would come true.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-20
WAIST FACTORY BURNED.
Loss of 100000 by Fire asNorth Ben
nington.

Bennington, Oct. 20.--The factory OF
the Il. z. Waist company at North Ben
nington, was totally destroyed by fire
late Saturday afternoon and the loss is
nearly 100000. The business was con
Quoted by f. f. Haight and George
Clark of New York City. Insurance of
100000 was carried on the stock and the
loss of the building is partially covered.
The fire gained Roadway because of
poor facilities for controlling it. The
villagers poured buckets of water from
the nearby river on the flames while
awaiting the arrival of the Bennington
fire department. Rain finally extin-
guished the fire, which lighted up the
whole village and for several hours
threatened eight nearby tenement
houses.
Several firemen barely escaped with
their lives as the building collapsed.
The factory furnished the chief industry
and the loss will be severely felt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-20
Commercial States.

Commercial Qualities of the States
OF the United States and Their Local
ities," by L. Nelson Dale. is the title
OF an advance chapter from Mineral
Resources" for 1912. just issued by the
United States geological survey. The re-
port includes a commercial classified
ton of American states, under clay and
mica states, with fading and unfading
characteristics, sub.divided into various
colored states. 1t also describes briefly
the deposits in the IA states in which
slate is produced in commercial guam
titles.