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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-03-06

North Bound. Local
Knoxville 100 .. m. 1885 p. m
BEREA 1907 D. m 3:52 .. N.
Cincinnati $3.50 p. m. 7:<5 an.
South Bound, Local
Cincinnati $50 a. m. SIS p. m.
BEREA 1884 D. IN. 1888 o m.
Knoxville 700 p. IN. $50 .. n.
Express Train.
No. 80 will stop at Berea TO take
on passengers for Dayton, o., Rich
mond, Ind. Indianapolis. Ind. Column
bus, O.. and points beyond.
South Bound.
Cincinnati 500 q IN.
DEREA HESS . m.
No. 80 will stop TO take on pas
sengers for Atlanta and points be-
yond.
North Bound
BEREA <:4S p. N.
Cincinnati S:37 ,. n.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-03-06
COlltGe ITEMS

The students met for department
chapel, Tuesday. Lectures were given,
to the college department by Dean
Hubbard on Ethical Education" to
the Academy students by Prof. Peck
on Conservation" and to the Nor
nal Dept by DIR. Howard on The At
t.tude Towards Children" Miss Bar
ker. from Lincoln institute. led chapel
exercises iu the main chapel for the
Foundation students.
| A basket ball game was played, Mon
day. between mixed teams of the col
lege and academy players. They sid
ed off as Yale and Harvard. The score
was 81 to 90 in favor Of Yale.
An old Bcrca student. Claude De
Baum, who is in South America gives
his address as Apartado No. 2Y9 Quito
Eucador.
Misses Cora and Lillian Kelly left,
Sunday morning, with their father
for their home at Eyarts. Ky.
Misses Rename and Edith Heller
from Norwood, Ohio, are visiting
with their aunt, Miss Laura Orr, who
is a teacher in the eighth grade in
the Foundation Schools.
The students from Jackson County
held social in No. 81 Industrial build
ing, Monday nigh. There were forty
or fifty present, and an enjoyable
evening was spent.
Misses Raymond and Welsh spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Herndon at their hospitable home on
Richmond pike.
Miss Mariet ID. Parker. the Dean of
Women at Lincoln Institute. is spend
ing a few days in Berea.
A letter from Geo. Haldane. who
has charge of the Olive Hill. Ken
lucky, schools, states that he is en-
Joying his work, and getting along
fine. He will send us one of his best
students the spring term.
DR.. and Mrs. Cowley. DR.. and Mrs.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Taylor.
and Mr.. and Mrs Calfee attended the
funeral services Of Mrs. Faulkner at
Barbourville. DR.. Roberts conducted
the services. The large number gather
ed for the services attested the ap-
probation and esteem in which Mrs.
Faulkner was held in her home town.
The hedge in front OF Ladies Hall
has been trimmed. 1t is hoped to eX-
tend this in front of the Presidents
House, and also on the opposite side
of the street in front of Lincoln Hall
and the Library.
Mr.. H. Z. Taylor was in Cincinnati
last week on business relative to
the installation of a cold storage
plant for the college.
The automatic telephone system of
the college has been completely over
hauled and located in the new power
plant under the expert supervision Of
Mr.. Ross of the Automatic Telephone
Company of Chicago. There is a pos
oipility VI CJuhtNtiuS lut dutOilhllI
service in the near future with the
town phone.
The log cabin is rapidly being put
in shape, a bath room and other con-
veniences beng added.
The basement OF Faith Hall is
rapidly being arranged for our Fire
side Industries. This will give us much
more room for this important depart
ment.
The Rhetorical class in the seventh
grade are this term studying Long
fellow. and the eighth grades are
studying Whittier. A delightful pro-
gram was given last Saturday by the
first and second divisions OF the
seventh grade under the management
of Mr.. Durham.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-03-06
FARM FOR SALE

so acres OF land on Richmond ami
Kingston pike. 2 miles from Der a,
for sale. room dwelling. good well
orchard and all necessary out houses.
Write, Elihu Bickneil.
Berea. KY. Il +. ID No. !.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-03-06

Not failure. but low aim. is crime.
| Cans a manly little chap.
With let's CT nerve and pluck.
! Cart's n coward and sneak.
Who always has bad luck.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-03-06
PIANO FOR SALE

A $500 piano for $500. II is pncti-
cally new and In first class condition.
Call The Citizen office for particu-
lars. (adJ
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-03-06
LOCAL PAGE
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

The little son of Mr.. Henry Jones
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03
"'3ions 1eh".

"3iuns 8Gt" or st mnnuebligt Slao
pau IS Cher. iOm ubgiuss al Raitor
Z. q. Seimann. 1866 Carmen aue.
66icugo. III, for at o9tte Snteresie
FOR % GjGrlisbsO til Ssraels SoIt os
Oeres Srelie. glnSst toitsr 80 Gents
aaret / SorituS. gsS geSrsbsIie bar
hi bort, at 9aitor Seimanu bar tabt
&enge pan llogipelieu al bette SIao,
ioet ina pil boloe Def og enieIie er
trpae o. iene. isr De betaIer ior Slas
BET. Settle 6urOe life ARE iaG. Slaoe'
bar goSt Suoholo, 90 Net uorite Soil
buroe prre ian meget intereSieret for
SeoeioItet % oere5 Srelie. at De pilSe
bjRIpe iii ar holSe bette lille SIdo oppe
oe Al BET itsrre llpbrspelie. iaa Set tuns
De barre iig. SSrael @lios uooalgie
6oli. i~ortaitsSe piitnof Seiis for Def
fsrite. men M begpnoer Oct mer o.
mer al baaes Osiaa for NsmL ieet ca.
5000 Sober osbss og antar arilten'
trueH iii bpert adr. peS Chen az Dc
tore Carer AZ Ssber, Tom tteltsere
bar iunoet Spile ueo SrsIiereus Srpt.
on CT bIit iii nii9eIis Sellisnells Tor
Subs 8ises Sremme. Sole Slaeet oJ
gisr Dig tienot mee BET merielIglte 6ol'
! gsroeu. iom bar ipilet. ipiaer % oil
ipile neu met befhrniuesfuloe Eoue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03
Stlien til cpoaI.

Qpt til @inoens Suieu.
SctIers Gang / S'ooens aroner.
9ht til Sosieus gruien,
Suiinonarie Cert % Scner.
9pt til @auters 8aleu.
Saaoan loo bet altio ber | 9aIeu.
2pt til SoaIeus aoiboer,
Spurpcus SrspI OF 2Grteus Sriaer,
Siialo Siur. iom iiooer.
9igter gIiioostoao % ipiler.
NImanberget5 Sioer
Gig gienIeo ira gsOonr ginrtes Sioer,
2nt, naar Tribd bRrcr
7upreiieIoes Sne mob Sioroen.
Gut. nadr Seita Itiorer
guften meo Ct 4rnG liz 5oroer.
Spt naar @initrn tommer
Neo tit Woarbuo: so, M blir bet
Sommerl"
Gut til @iclbetluuger,
%SGterauttcus Sts0 / 2uren.
Ssr / 5att mcO Snngeu
gtfo5 Spar fra 9~icrguatureu.
scr Subeieus Gotten
90 ser tienSte Soar: ma! ma! ira
Slolteu.
9ut, naar Srtcrieuteu
6uicr. tmuter ncono Glen
gfter llpers Reuteu.
Aogcu Hotter opao Stieu.
3ut uaar Sisie mgocs:
gunret bIep oct @aauS, iom nlorig
brgoes.
Gut iii Girteflotteu,
9adr Den ringer. Iemtsr, Timer.
Sulgte ou oens Gotten
DC title Seubaestimer?
6slgsr Dig ct Riuoe
On Den 90, on iuor Din Sub BERNIE?
Caiaa ieg bill lntte
Sroos be tuicu glil, iouu filler.
7og hoao Tan het uptte2
Ginger heller her % ipiqeT,
R5ier mig meb NinSer,
Ill Den itore Sanserfeit OprinSer!
g. z. Srebe.
5iluana, 8aib. Dec. 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03

Ct tibet gnIte isa Ieuber meb
Dor firre "2eccrnbsS Bot" afiteb.
Set hentes irem al Sieriets Stiul
oa bringsr en- eIao os bpgselig Sul.
&c 6eoite Siliener til genuer oa be-
tienbte ira J. ). Solem.
Epo[oiud, Saif., Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03
SuIens Wtnoer.

Ru er BET Sui! 9isie Orb lpSsr
@ana paa Gang itueIo for nit inbre
Ere potfer glinoer tiqipe isieu ON
min garuoums Sui, ba Ri ale, belle
SeIfenohutteu. bar iammeu hos 6ar %
Nor oa feirsbe Sul. Bel bar bet tar
pelist manseu Sang. Sine 8etter. iom
hi mutiloags amer for u~uuouGrlige.
m~anaIeSe. can par Sptten, men iaa
biemIist. SuIefceIosn bar Der oa nltiS
npget iGrlig goSt, iom panieoe, % iaa
jsuies iee. Mor ians SuIeiaImsrne iaa
ualminpeliat pattert = og iaa Suleles
aene ienere. Snmen bar Der oa nos
aet Susbols / Suleu ben 9ansl Ses
mere bar DER parer mansen TOM o. inSs
boISsIss Sui. Ssiirnoilofien er iprsSt.
;snr oa Ror er bin smnIe, mere ems
iomme og mere glentt. Seq er iitisr
al De tRuier paa os iioele. iutter %
ersmmer ON i~puuSne Gage. oa pi par
imaa o. iamnen hos Dem. 'siu er Del
Sui. timer &irtetIotterne. 'Ru er Del
Sui. ipnssr Ssruene. mems be ioriams
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03
Sofoten.

(Sonc: EBERT mob RorScu.)
glpier ou qunosmunS. / ipSIig 9ino
@eitiioroeus @oper mob Eorpeu.
5iu oa tilbenitre. % er On al bliuo.
Ger on CT Spu ODER Sioroeu:
giurc % Saarne iHcS Siuo peo SinS
Stuar / Groeu!
9iet iom CT Irrn mos bet toISe Ruro.
8uggct al itpheie Eieloe,
aneiier ben SiioIOborg itert % tor
5rooieuoe Ssbapcts @rIoe.
Gt meo lin 6nurrcr en- aiuthor
Cen fan iGloe.
2oiutcu5 @rg bar en- 8ruuSuoIS goS,
Granger ei SGite meo 3rRgger.
AaIo oct en- %rg eler ialo Oct Ell SOB.
Buuoet itaar lnugt oppaa SGgseu.
6uUet BOG faniGngt ruler tnroo
2]oiutpRggeu!
gorlig Der tirmpe5 sc tore alag.
Ssocn al idngc FOR Ruuoeu.
Giot q BET Sipets 90 Teoeus gag,
Sorifeu at beute fra SuuNeu.
Cite luu adrer % brGlUet SraS
@le0 Der fuHaeu.
TorolarS' rem 4ro, On Ssrusrrs gdo,
8eier Iunat mere emo Penge:
5tgrte oa gtuN, Hnar 2iuet5 Ara0
Reoer mes guooro itrGuse.
arpen FRA Sislo Og itorneuoe Sao
Carer lEngel
8. z. Sue5s.
Siluara, @aibs Sec. 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03
I'll spelemannen Gipino slafbuS,

Iu itrnit bper Strenierne mine, boer
baroitemoe Siarteitreneier,
itraut 10 eg tienoe BET libra 90 isia 90
bipra / Srioitst,
ifrioaite Sinuet peitnn. porbt liant oi,u.
eiren bart es os iurben. fett Suss I'll
40 graatn.
Siu.aite SanIi ~iriitnn, bsprbe 30 6eIa
Idata,
Snntdrne t1nst toerpbeit til aiGta Joni
ilera % Ultra.
6uebrOme 5iurta 6esnn. tpiItra 10
tiGle:
"SpsI meg Slaaiten sneda einsous.
ben iiits?"
3iupt trensSe Souarre Sine. Ieilar Del
emo % loftdr,
for iislpe bet nriSanSe 2iuet bcp iiapa
9ioo unoer Sogem
ironae Siser % Iioie bep Sonarne otttd
piinr iteno ca Del Ieten meo StreHsier
iom iitrar.
SugpaIS opitao
/ -@uln Sio".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03

les ON SuIctrrst. Stisnt iom bette er
~aiiompaeneret at CrscItonerue. peb ies
bog en- eniom. hierteiaar, piusebrGnst
6ugI, Tom IrnaeS at tinne feire SuI
Ner Sar % Ror er.
ai9re @en, Tom Irier Sisie
Siuier: 9eper bin Sar 90 Ror. TAFT
BOG enenu SmaabIomiter poa here's
eipspei. Su oil eIGbe Rem iaa uenoes
Zig mesct. Sirip til benz iipcIo. ON
life auSet - On oil ieIp irIe Sia bcere
% Srnene oil itisc Dig mere Hart %
iubIenSe imcoe: "Ru or bet Gull"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03

Siitoricn. aom ibu, SsSefoltet itdl bli
@eroens aisoom. og Sc ital bIi ct iris
itent Soil. Saitur oeimauu arbeioer
troltg for fit Solts 6reIie, 90 ban uiI
iaa gierue. at on iiaI faa Ben 8lroe
at barre meo / arbeioet. 8ier oetl
3u bill ieIp hsite rig SeIiiguelie oerdi.
Serren IaSe fit Hige tomme bnnbe til
3sraeI og til ale 6oIteilag paa Soroeu
for Seiu Sinlel
u. s. 8ieUrs,
"3ionS 8eit"s Sorretuiugsisrer er
Sr. z. 81. Suub. 1851 SumboIot Slpo.
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03

Sib. Zen er | Bet belle tnaet pan fit
Smraaoe en- iunb % goo SpIfebos. Tom
ma oil ba baaoe Rpttc 90 SornsieIie
al at IGie.
Narie Gureli: Snrrnbos. Soeriat til
Sort nf Iarie Ssritao. 9riitinnia
1912. Rris better so Cts.
Hoaen SnbefaIins AZ beune 300 or
ielofsleelie eauife onerfebig. 3 mart
Ell WenneiteaIoer bar bette Rdrie 9os
ruis berente llnebpmsarbeioe p9ret en-
pnoet Solteboa baabe / europa 90 Imes
rita. If SibeIen peb hi life megct on,
Sarrabas, men SorfatteriuoenS rise
6dntuIi lar os faa ct SnbbIit | hans
Iencre Sipsifirbne. Set er en- SortGIs
ling meb bibeIite glotiper os Der or ct
bpbt Iloor ober belle 8o9eu. iom teeuer
2ioss 90 Siosbiueoer ira Seiu SioeIiess
biItorie. lite Sploo uStum for aoifiuis
&c aar iioeu % ben bar en- lang Sip
pGret ubioIst; nan maa berfor barre
6orlaaet tatucmmeIi9 Tor at bet pnaup
bar uoienbt bernie DeiIiee BOG / ct
prGeti9t lloitDr til omtrent bet baIoe al
a%lminoeIis So9lubepris. Sen bsr life
IanneS / uoaet Siem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-03

eeus -Iecornbgotten- ~ SlRgiuinse OF
geuuer gamlslanbet. - 1irsoaa5 % STE
oaasassaeen feiier 500; SreeassnssG.
aiene. SIPS pr. aar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
Constante variados efectos
de escritorio, en- ell
BOLETIN MERCANTIL

Mayagiiez, 8 Aver Sc verified el
entierro de don Agust1n Sotomayor, re
sultando muy concurrido.-En ell tran
de la manana de hoy llego el Jefe de
Distrito de la Policia Insular senior Fe-
lipe Blanco para hacerse cargo de este
distrito durante la ausencia del .Jefe Sc
nor Silen quien sali6 para Ponse ell dla
Z en- uso de licencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
PAPEL DE PERIODICOS VIEJO OS
A $3.50 QUINTAL, CON ENVAsE
En- ell BOLETIN MERCANTu.

Ponce, s. Esta noche Sc llevara d
cabo una velada art1stica Ell ell nueyo
local que inaugurara la Association de
Dependencies Gle esta ciudad Ell acto
empezara 4 las nueve- Sc halla Ell
esta ciudad de paso para Tallaboa, y
procedente de San Juan. la distinguida
seilora dona Ana de Lopez Landron,
la que va 4 pasar una temporada en- la
quinta de dona Dolores Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08

Cayey- Debido a la fuerte sequla
que viene azotando 4 esta jurisdiction
Sc tiene la creencia de que los semille-
ros de tabaco Sc perderan 81 no llueve
antes de la primera quincena de este
mes-El senior Arturo Gigantic, de Ma,
yagiiez, visito esta poblaci6n hoy. Va
estan instalados Ell nuevo auadro y los
80 telefonos p1blicos que ha montado
el negociado del TELEGRAPH Insular en-
esta poblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08

Bayam6n, . 4 las 2:30 p. IN. lie
hoy Ell el teatro de Catano celebraron
una asamblea las despalilladoras de la
fabr;, a de tabacos que estan en- huel. ga
desde aver, con ell fin de nombrar nlla
oomision para ir transar con ell adnli-
nis1rador de la fabrica Esta noche
celebraran un meeting en- la plaza p1-
blica- Hoy Sc fugo de los trabajos de
la carretera de Dayamon Comerlo,
kil5mctro s, el confnado de preside
Eva,'if to Rivera Alvarez que cumpl,a
TN and de preside por escalamiento.
81 usted quiere vender, necesita que
:! lcctor de ST. anu3clo tenga dinero pa
ra comprar.
Ar1nclese en cl BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
Onras de diferenteS autOres,
en- ell 'ROLETIN MERCANTIL
Esnuinas. Fortaleza y San Jose.

Guayama, . Hoy lego esta ciu-
dad el cinematografo de Sanidad sie1A-
do instalado en- la plaza Colon en- don
de dara eXhibiciones 'esta noche.-Don
Pedro Lopez. propietario del Dorado,
Sc halla de paso Ell esta poblaci6n con
81 famil:a- Nicanor Collazo, Marshal
de la Corte Municipal de Cayey, con-
dtjo Eoy a esta carcel de distrito seis
presses extinguir conderas impuestas
por s4uel!a Corte.- Por haFarse en-
San Juan con su familia ell IIcdo. Ri
cardo Gomez, Juez Municipal de esta
ciudad, fue slspendida hoy la session de
dicha Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
PAPEL PARA CIGARRILLOS
en- el BOLETIN MERCANTI1
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San jose

Cayey, . En- ell barrio Coqu1 ha
sido encontrado ell cadaver de un hom-
bre, no habi6ndosele podido identifcar
hasta ahora La policla esta investi-
gando ell case para yer 81 Sc trata de Jln
crimen de lln slicidio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
Telegramas de la IsIa

Adjuntas, 8 Durante ell pasado
mes de agosto fueron inscritos en- q
Registro Civil 81 nacimientos. II casa
mientos V 81 defunciones.- Hoy Sc ha
verifcado ell sepelio de la estimable Sc
lorita Selenia Velazquez, la cual falle-
clio anoche v1ctima de una aguda en-
fermedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-08
Puede interesarle

Sc ARRIENDAN los altos de la casa
Mo. 6, eAntiguo Hotel Olimpo,) Santur-
ce, parada Is.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
THROUGH TICKET FOR
ENGLAND BOUGHT FOR THAW

Montreal Quebec, Sept. 13.-Immi-
grafton officials heard today that
Harry K Thaw's friends had pur
chased for him a through ticket from
Colebrook, n. H, to England, by way
of Montreal. This ticket was to be
used, they heard, in case Thaw should
be released, by habeas corpus proceed
fngs or otherwise at Colebrook. Ac-
cord;ng to the report, Thaw was con-
vlnced that the immigration officials
could not touch him were he to pass
through the dominion on a through
ticket, basing his belief on the case Of
Jack Johnson.
This report gave color to rumors Of
kidnapping Thaw at Colebrook-'
Embraced in the report was the as
sertfon that Thaw, once at Montreal,
would not sail for England at all, but
would proceed to that point of Lake
Erie which washes the northwestern
corner of Pennsylvania, and enter his
native state, where he believes he win
be safe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
THE IDENTITY OF
AUTO OWNER IS
ST|LLU UNKNOWN
BIG CAR WHICH SMASHED UP
MACHINE DRIVEN BY HENRY
THIESEN BELIEVED TO BE
OWNED BY PARTY IN pFUNIAk.

The big automobile which collided
Friday afternoon with and badly dam
aged an automobile containing Henry
Thiesen and his two sisters, children
OF Chris Thiesen, is not owned in this
city, but, according to an investigation
by the police, it is believed that the
car is owned by a party in DeFuntak,
although this has not yet been den-
nitely determined.
The automobile containing Mr.. THE
sen and his sisters lost one of the front
wheels and the fender on the left side
was badly damaged. None OF the oc-
cupants Of either automobile were in
tured. The collision occurred at the
intersection of Spring and Garden
streets.
The owner of the other automobile
made no effort to leave the scene or
the accident in a hurry, but Mr.. THE
sen and his sisters failed to secure the
name Of the owner or the driver
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
STRANGE BRAND
OF LIQUOR LAYS
OUT OLD TOPPER
POLICE HANDLE A NUMBER OF
CASES WHERE MEN APPEAR
WITH ALL SYMPTOMS OF
DRUNKENNESS

A strange brand of liquor is playing
havoc with the carrying capacity Of
topers well known to the police, who
have recently handled a number of
men suffering from the effects of the
unknown concoction, but so far the Of
lcers have been unable to locate the
source Of supply. Since last Friday
night a number Of noted local cargo
carriers have been sent to the police
station from different parts Of the city,
but in each case the officers say that
those sent in were not under the in
f1uence of whiskey or beer, but dis
played all Of the effects common to
persons under the influence Of a drug.
One particular case was that of a
white man who was found on the
front porch Of a house on Zarragossa
street, between Barcelona and Baylen.
He is a heavy drinker and famous for
his capacity to stand UP under an
extra large quantity, but he got his
finish within two hours from the time
he started. He was seen as sober as
some judges about O'Clock. but when
an officer was called to remove him
from the porch about o'clock he was
a dead one
Shortly before he was sent in, SOL
der from one Of the Pensacola forts
arrived in the patrol wagon, but in
stead Of being locked UP In a cell he
was placed In the sick ward, as the
police did not think he WAS drunk, but
believed he was drugged- Both he and
the other fellow who followed him to
the station were as limp as a dish rag
and their eyes fairly bulged from their
sockets. No charge was docketed
against him, but the officers at the
fort were notified and they informed
the police that an ambulance would
be sent to the city after the soldier.
Along about midnight Friday night
a young white man notified Omlcer
Murphy that he had been relieved Of
about $50 earlier during the night
while sleeping off the effects of what
he said was something that surely put
him down and out. The officer inves-
tigated the matter, but a search for
the money proved futile, as the young
fellow had no recollection of where he
had been during the three OF four
hours that he was dreaming
The climax was reached early last
night when an aged negro man, known
as a Wholesale consumer" among the
police, went TO the bad shortly after
the sun went down. A short while be-
fore the officers were called to take
care Of him he was all right, but when
he went up against the dope II was
all over with him and he was carried
to Jail.
In addition to the above cases, many
other loaded ones have been taken
into custody suffering from the prepa,-
ration which is being dished out by
unknown parties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the past week from the
office OF the county judge:
White Marriages.
Thomas Shell and Callie Wflltngham.
Henry GI1ley and Maggie Malone.
Coiored Marriages.
Monroe Stephens and Lula Broxcon-
Burke Stanford and Fannie Daniels.
Henderson Hunter and Matte Ma
1ascham
Following is list Of births and
deaths as reported during the past
week in the Office Of the city clerk:
White Births.
Philip Cooper and wife, q girl
John Humphreys and wife, a girl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14

On the list Of fighters who have been
kept from getting chance at a cham
pionshtp through hard iuck, the name
OF Freddie Welsh leads all the rest
Here's Freddy, a real top notcher for
the last eight or nine years, who never
has had an opportunity to try for the
title in his division. Twice has he
been matched with the champion
Once was when he was booked to meet
Ad Wolgast at Los Angeles Thanks
giving day, 1912. But "a hours before
the battle Ad was seized with appen-
dicitis and Willie Ritci1ie was substi-
tuted. Welsh won handfly enough, but
beating Richie in those days wasn't
equivalent to being called the best IN
the division. Now when It means so
much to get a chance at Richie, and
when a sure enough battle was set for
labor day at Vancouver, Welsh spra.ins
his ankle and has to call of the bout.
Fitchie has promised, however, to stay
over several days in Vancouver, 50
possibly Freddy will get his chance
yet. Let's hope he does.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
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