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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-12
Una victoria de los
rebeldes.

Despachos recibidos en- Ia of
Gina que los carrancistas tienen
en- Washington, indican que las
fuerzas rebeldes derrotaron ell lu-
nes eerca de Monterrey a un cuer
po de soldados de la Federation.
I'll mIsrno Nensaje asegura que
los tederales (perdieron IS hon.
bres Y que les fueron quitadas
armas y municiones en- abundap-
cia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-12

pas, ha obtenido por metodos re-
probados las grandes extensiones
de terra con que cuenta, y que
pertenecian a gente pobre del
pueblo, ell llamado General Blan-
co trata de confiscarlas a pesar
de las protestas de sus propieta-
rios.
El principal rancho de los COM
prendidos en- las propiedades de
la Sautena es ell del Soldadito,
donde Blanco Sc apoder6 de gran
n1mero de caballos y reses. Ell
consul americana johnson, de Ma
tamoros, ha recibido una protesta
de parte de la compania de La
Sautena, pero como dicha nego-
ciaci6n es meXicana, Johnson ma
da tiene que yer en- ell asuntO.
Ell mismo Johnson ha recibido
instrucciones del Embajador Will
son para que imparta protection
a todos los extranjeros que no
tengan representatives consulares
en- Matamoros. Johnson asi ha
ofrecido hacerlo, contando para
clio con la cooperation de Blanco.
FUSILAMIENTO DE ECHA-
ZARRETA.
El domingo en- la manana fu6
fusilado en- Matamoros el captain
de voluntarios Antonio Echaza-
rreta, que fue aprehendido por
los rebeldes ell sabado, a corta dis
tancia del puerto. La ejecuci6n
Sc llev6 a cabo frente al pante6n
viejo de Ia localidad. Tn escua-
dr6n de cinco carrancistas fue el
encargado del fusilamiento, reci- ,
biendo Echazarreta tres balazos
en- la cabeza, que habia sostenido
descubierta y yerguida frente sus
victimarios. Ell captain que orde-
no la ejecuci6n lie di6 el llamadQ
tiro de gracia,
Un gran n1mero de curiosos a.
mericanos presenciaron la ejecu-
ci6n, despues de la cual fueron
1ados en- libertad catorce de los
voluntarios prisioneros, en- pre-
3encia del consul americana. Sc
GUN parece, ounce mas salieron
ibres y solo dos ofciales de la
Federation seran procesados por
a Corte Marcial. !
APPREHENSION DE UN AGEN-
TIE CARRANCISTA.
Ell sabado pasado fue aprehen-
lido en- Brownsville, por agentes +
ecretos de los Estados Unidos, l
| americana Amado Stevens, a +
uien sc acuSa de Violar las IeveS !
e neutralidad.
Stevens es uno de los muchos
xtranjeros que andan peleando T
| lado de los carrancistas, siehdo
de Reynosa ell Ultimo combate
n que tom0 participio. En- Bro
'nsville andaba como agente de
IS rebeldes cuando fue arrestado. A
JECUCION DE UN AGENTE II
DEL GOBIERNO. p
Segdn ha declarado Francisco II
1se Mdjica, jefe del Estado Ma 9
)r de Blancosa este individuo Sc C
ofrecieron trescientos mil pc a a
IS y ell range de general en- el y
ercito a lcondici6n de que aban- -
mara la causa rebelde y ayuda- ~
al gobierno. Al aceptar la pro- -. ~
'sici6n, los miembros de su Es- -
do Mayor tambien ingresarian ~ ~,
ejercito federal con ell grado ID
e tuvieran en- el revolucionario. ''
proposition fue hecha por ell ~
al. Trevino, ell Gral. Fernando ~
jefe de las armas en- pa
levo Leon y ell Gral. Arzamen- ~
que tiene cargo igual en- Ia ~
aulipas, por conducto del capt. in Luz
I Bruno Trevino, que lego a 4 !
atamoros acompanado por un tos
raj. cal
Blanco cit6 a consejo a los miem A =
IS de su Estado Mayor para ha el
les saber la proposition recibi- SUI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
OLD PAINTING IN
CHATEAU'S WALLS
Paris Art Lovers Are Keenly In
terested in Fate of Louis
David's Masterpiece.

Especial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch
Paris, November l5-A thrill just
produced among art lovers of France
by the news that one OF the chief mas
terpicccs OF the great painter. Louis
David's. unseen hy any human eye since
lScG and thought by all to have been
destroyed long ago. still exists.
II is walled up however, some
where in n historic chateau. all trace
of its exact whereabouts in tho build
ing being lost.
The subject OF the pninting Is Michel
Lepcleticr, Comte tie Saint lEargeau
n noble who was an important figure
in the history of the revolution and
after voting for Louis the Sixtcenth's
execution, was assassinatcI on tho eve
Of the Kings death by one of the royal
guards. II depicts the murdered mans
body rs II looked when exposed In
Place Nendomc. as an example to 9th or
roynlists. for four days after tho King 3
execution.
The picture was originally presented
by David to Parliament. which later
returned IL to tho painter when the
latter had fallen into disgrace. The
canvas, after remaining covered with
u layer of whitewash IN David's studio
until his death, in 1S25, was bought for
'.o.cu0 n huge price IN those days. by
Icpcieticr's daughter, who wished to
destroy it TO eftacc the memory Of what
she considered her fathers treason
David's executors, however, sold II un-
der II condition that it should not be
destroyed.
y well known art critic. Jacques de
iSiez. who has been making an active
search for traces OF tho picture, learned
from Lcpcletier's only living descend
ant, Anisson dc Pcrron, owner OF the
ancestral Chateau de Saint FarGenu,
that tradition exists in tho family
that Lcpeletier's daughter. prevented
from completely doing away with the
accusing picture. concealed II in one
oil tho castle walls with her own hands
helped only by an aged scrvitor. Tho
secret OF It's hiding place persisted with
them.
1t is believed the canvas may 10
hidden in the thickness OF one of the
massive walls OF the foundations but
the whole building would have 10 he
pulled down 10 discover II
The chateaus owner, meanwhile,
promises that should it come To light
he will make a present Of - to the
state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

military attaches at the various EN-
Daisies aud legations. II was in honor
or tho German officers, who had been
attached To them during the army
mhnouvres NJ Silesit short time aRo.
IL consisted OF number OF courses.
each one typifying the palate of a ma
non and each chosen and supplied by
one of tho hosts
The piece de resistance hailed from
America and consisted OF three spc
cial!y imported New England turkeys
roasted To crisp ma juicy turn. nl!ed
WIN saNory stu g and garnishcd
with the reddest of cranberry Jelly iust
a3 mother used TO make IT, Tho dish
was general favorite
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NO CAUSE OF WORRY
FOR CHANCELLOR
He Is Losing No Sleep Be
cause OF Opposition in
Rcichstas.
MERE WASTE OF WORDS
German Crown Prince Has Eyes
Opened 10 Tricks OF Pan
GcrmanistS.

tS,...;.,, c,il. - Tro rri,pcs ,.is,;,,chl
sorliu. November l5.-Wi,h Prince
,,rr,s, Aurust ortuallv es,,hlisbca MS
,he ruler If Erunswicl,. the first act nr
10 drama az rncon,iiintio, between
ia IInher1ollarns ana tha Guclnns
,,n,c a. an opd and ,fter mn interval
~ ,,yo ,rno,,s Mo second act viii take
,te bnsiurinu il, ;nc rr;chstor next
,y,.l- ,,I,o,, tt,o ,-,,a,.,-.io, or ,ho l,,3-
,,irc Her Won l2.,l,n,a,,n -tIoIlw.r nm.
,o,,htcdly viii he snbioc,ed Ia an, OK
,ecdirely .h,,.n .rit{riSr, h, tnosn ,-ho
,,c,.,,sc him Of hayi,l,. Jesnr,"h - nm
,ior.i c,,,ao NV, az, 7o,o,,i,i,.,s s,,,..
,nm;n, - ,bo .t,,.,..,ninJ.n ,,;or "a
~ C:,oInb MI, So h. ,,o, ,,oGo
, .i,,,.ia ,,n,,n,...i,,, ,iti,o,, f,,,. l,in,s,if
10 , -,
49,, ~, ] ~, MN i,,,'.o,,
LII 10 , -, .,,i 49,,
.t.-,i 80" ~
,,,r,,,. 800. ,l,o ,,..,i, IL ,,, ~
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80. =, 49,. ~
80 -, ~ VIZ. "''"H ""So-
80,
d.,,',.o,o, s,,, .'.'"E ~ '"' n.o'V
,,.'s,. r., - ~, i'','i
-" -, ~ nv ""'""n,'"iE pN
,","3,- ~ - "l''ileu !" t,l'
III, it,. ,.,. -" ii'
t' ~ "HS' more ~
-" .,i'' .uH'lN a'Nh'W'e"E
i"p"' - "'H 'i"' WI he'No as Weli
rSS"" - '"' 'h -''cflHa'llNnc
H'uS ""hiPS ""u 'hrF l-tipzls paper.
WHO 'ildeaN"r'" l" ainoSo Europe ny
HIAHElns :. S"'iu! i"nhIN SrohuAl
M'lhih thc Nalsel family chclc
relations Improve
Ihere Is no Longer any doubt that
relations between Germany and Eng
4"nu nave materially improved, and tho
AIMS OF statesmen In both countries
are now 10 ind means or further
STRENGTHENING the friendly feelings
The greatest obstruction in til" way
Is certain Lack OF faith in the hon
.sty OF the l:ugiish statesmen 10 ~
great majority of Germans to-day Eng
land is atln 'periidious Albion as
much as ever. Ii ii should provo pos
ftble 10 overcome this feeling. the re-
cent propose! Of tho English First
Lord OF the Admiralty. Winston
churchill. concerning q years holiday
IN naval construction will bo welcomed
by the whole GERMAN people who We
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
BIG HOTEL, BUSINESS
is DONE BY UNCLE SAM
$4,000 FOR GOWNS
IN TWO MONTHS ON
AMERICAN STAGE

Especial Gable 10 The Times Dispatch.
Paris. November l5.-Ten thousand
dollars for two months gowns and
hats Is the minimum for smart
actress TO display her charms on tho
American stage. Cecle Sorel told me
to-day. Cecile plans TO visit New York
next February to perform Coincide
Franchise classics under the Shubcrts'
auspices.
She Is the woman who defeated LORD
Roseberys life ambition by refusing
TO marry him. Years ago Roscbery
avcrred he never would rest till he
became prime minister OF ~. United
Kingdom, won the Derby. and married
the most beautiful woman in the world.
The famous peer achieved the first two
objects but when no applied to Cccile
Sorcl for her hand recently she dc
clincd the honor
Tile Comedic Franchise sociotnlr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

told m" 10 actress could hope to i'm
press the women OF New York unless
she was prepared to spend $1,000 I'm
two months FOR gowns ana hats to
wear on the stage ana AT supper par
ties. She raid:
Il have not accepted Shuberts offer
yet, but ii 90 [ shall insist on ii dress
allowance ahcnia cearly love to play
TO American audiences 1t is All a
question OF whether the manager OF tho
Coincide Franchise viii release me long
enough 10 MAXI st worth while 10 90
to America. should like six months.
but doubt II shall he liberated Tor
more than two"
Cecile is stil the most sought stage
woman IN Europe, and has just re-
ceiNcd OFFERS of near Eastern tour
also in South America The money
suggested for the latter trip Is $40. 900
for four months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
MOVE FOR WOMEN's
TIIEATRE IN LONDON

london November l5.-The Feminist
movement here has made another great
stride. Early IN December an expert
lncnt IS 10 he made ut the Coronet
Theatre which may lead to The estab-
lishmeni % a permanent Weman'a
Theatre In London
The experiment is made under the
auspices OF tho Actresses Franchise
League. For a week. performance arc
tn be Giver Of BrieuXs la Femme
Gcule-" and OF Bjornson's "A Gaunt-
let Tho producers VIII be women.
and attempts arc being nade TO OBJ
tain few extra strong women as
sccno shiftcrs.
or course, there viii hc actors, and
several very distinguished ones. too
but II Is understood they are all e.
be III sympathy with the suffrage
movement; The entire expenses will
be borne by :hc noumilitant suffrag,
societies ana by private ympathizers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
FIREMEN OVERCOME
SiSht Blnrc in Hold of British steam
shin L iiilin.

SaNauah, Ca, NoVcmbcy l5-Twenty-
two members of the Savannah Are de-
Dartinent We're oVercome 10y smoke ana
heat oday while lighting nre in the
)oid of tho British steamship Ulidin.
To-iiFht tic flames had practically
been cHtiueuished q survey viii be
necessary before tho damage can he cs.
timeied accurately.
bales loaded here for shipment TO Ham
hUrs Tho Uiidia left Savannah veg
icrday afternoon ana was wen ont to
scz when IL was discovered early that
evening ,hnt cotton ia the middle hold
was on nrc. Captain McClcrchan
turned back and made for this port
with all speed, arriving cHriy this
morning
iN DAY Tho cotton burned 90 stub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
WILMA GOVERNOR
SEXES JEWISH
MILITARY FINES
Conhscates 1862, 900 Rubles' Worth
OF Property From Evaders
of Army Service.

Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch.l
81. Petersburg. November 1.-THE
Governor OF wilma. on orders from tho
Department Of tho Interior, has COM
mcnced the conhscation of $4,000 ru-
bles' worth of Jewish property in that
region.
This is the sum estimated az Zines
forfeited to the crown due by Jews
who fed abroad to escape military ser
Vice.
Any male Jew born in tho district
twcnty years ago, who has not appear
cd for military service, and his parents
or guardians not being able to produce
death certificate. is counted as n do
faultcr.
The forfeit is being levied on parents
and guardians.
The usual process is compulsory
sale of goods il the money is not forth
coming Voluntarily
IL they are too poor TO pay then Il
state mortgage is put on them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
AMERICAN GIRL SINGER
MINIS PARIS TRIUMPH

Paris November IA brilliant sue
cess was scored in the Municipal
Opera House this week by Miss May
Peterson, OF Chicago. in her Paris
debut.
son, WHO sank the title role Of LAX
me, Is soprano OF rare talent with
voice Of exceptional purity.
The Paris triumph marks 81 great
epoch in Miss Pctcrson's romantic
career She was born in Chicago Of
Swedish parentaSc, the daughter OF
an itineraut Clergyman. When a lit
tie girl she used to sins hymns for
him In the streets.
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Newspapers Held Tn,

Laredo. Tex. November Ii -Hoc,u.c
o. Tears OF an outbreaks among the
Federal soldiers at Nucvo Laredo. who
are dissatisfied because of failure of
'hc government 10 pa! them, all news
papers containing reports of the can
tirc OF JuarcH by The Carranzi.t;,s
were held NJ hero to-day and all pcr-
sons crossing the bridge were searched
I" prevent tho smuggling across of
hcWSpnpcrs Communication with tho
soldiers was also prohibited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
NEW GLASS DEFIEs
SIEFRAGEIHIE: BRICI>S

London November Ia new bullet
llroof glass has been invented. which
VIII defy all the efforts of tho mill
1ants 10 break a. single pane Proof
of this lies il. TIE. feet that the new
glass was .ested at the Criterion Res
Iaurant the other night and amid
much fun every effort 10 break the win
COWS proved a failure
The new window Is combination
ot glass, glucose ana xylonitc welded
together under enormous pressure.
Tho Burglars diamond cannot penc-
Irate 1t any more than tho stones OF
The suffragcttc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
PLAYWRIGHT GETS MEDAL
Acndem! of trIs and Letters Honor,
Augustus Thomas.

Chicago. November 1.-THE Amer
lcan Academy Of Arts and Letters to-
day presented to Augustus Thomas. tho
playwright, GOLD medal for having
achieved more III tho dramatic world
than my other American.
lIrandcr Matthews, professor OF dra-
matte literature ut Colum bia UniVcr-
SitY. was reelected president OF tho
orStniZation, and all OF tn. other pres
mt OnicnrS Mern rnn.rnnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

bornly the fremcn were compelled 10
remain on the Job until late this even
inc. for hours after the blaze was
really under control
The Clidia il owned by Joseph Fisher
ana Sons, OF NeWry, Ireland, and is
valued nt 100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Caperton Succeeds xn,r,,,

ihlladclphia November i5-Rcar-
Huin'rai William Caperton to-day sue
cred"d Rear Admiral Austin NJ. Knight
as C"mmandcr OF the Atlantic reserve
nett at The Philadelphia Navy Yard
Aunllial Knight goes TO Newport r. /
WhIic he becomes president OF the War
tollcGc and commander Of the navy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
"CASCARETS" IF COST|vE, BILIOUS,
HEADACHY AND UPSET dime A BOX

10 ODDS how mucl, yon mead aches
low miserable vow are from constipn
ton, indigestion, bilousness Cas-
caret' Tonight straieltcns YOU out by
morning
Clean your stomach liver ana bowels
10 -nlSht, end the headache biliousucas.
dizziness. nervousness, the sour sass
stomach, backache and al Other dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

iFess; relieve Your sluggish Liver ana
Towels OF all the sour bile. gases and
IT," misery
Decent box Of Cascarcts keeps
our head clear. stomach sweet. liver
ana bowels regular and YOU feel bully
for months. Don't forget tho chiidrci.
their iittle iusid"s need gentle
cleansing, oO-AdVcrtiscnicnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
Wanted

An autograph note or letter signed. Of
the late General George T. Pickett for
which a good price will be paid Ad-
dress this Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
WORK ON CURRENCY BILL
Democrats and Republicans Consider
NariouS DRAFTS.

Washington. November l5.-Ropuh-
iican nnd Democratic Senators OF tho
Banking Committee worked on various
drafts OF the currency measures to-day.
the Republicans adopting a plan for a
guarantee of deposits Senator Bris-
tow brought in an amendment to turn
proiits OF more thpn % per cent over
10 the government to form a guarantee
innd ana redeem government bonds
Chairman owen said he thought tho
co!ninittce would adopt an unanimous
report on many features OF the bill
but would disagree on the others
TURKEY MAIN DISH AT
INTERNATIONAL FEAST
London. November 1b-The real
thing In international dinners was re-
gently given in Berlin lay The foreign
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-10

Elegant marble and tile Bath House, newly enclosed and re- fitted, making it one of the most beautiful bathing estab- lishments in the entire country,
 New Sun ParlOr and Rest Room overlooking the Mountain Parks. Rates:
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-10
Jones Apartments

Brick building, ideal location, strictly modern light housekeeping suites. Rates reasonable. Gas for cooking; lights and water included.
 3S2 QUAPAW AVE. PHONE 1911
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

interest at the rate of 400 per annum.
Said bonds are the untssued remainder
of an authorized $50 600 90 issue: SIS 500
OF which were issued April 1st 1912 and
$5o.6oo are to be issued in 1918. and the.
remainder, or so much thereof as neces-s
sary. TO be issued in 1914 The said IN
issued bonds are in denomination Of $500
each and numbered consecuttvely by
commencing with number 1888 The In
terest on said bonds is at the rate OF
1870 per annum. payable on October
LIST. annually The said bonds provide
that twelve of said bonds shall at the
option Of the bond trustees. be retired
on the first day of October OF each year.
commencing October list. 1919. in the
order in which numbered commencing
with bond No. 1. Said bonds win be de-
hvered to purchasers in Pensacola. Fla.
on receipt OF the purchase price at the
American National Bank Of Pensacola
Certified check for 21kGoof amount bid
to accompany each bid.
The County Commissioners hereby re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids
offered upon the said bonds.
JAS. MACGIBBON
Clerk Board County Commissioners
2SmchS0t
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1eaprf0t
PAVING.

Pensacola. Fla. April 10th. 1918.
Sealed proposals for the grading. paw
ing and curbing certain streets, In and
for the city OF Pensacola, Florida, viii
be received 10y the board of bond trus-
tees at the city hall up to II O'Clock noon
of the 18th day of May. 1913. To be ad-
dressed TO John A. Merritt, Chairman.
and endorsed Proposals for Paving
Streets"
The work for which proposals are in
vfted consists of approximately % 900 50.
yds. of concrete pavement and Il 400
hneal feet of concrete or granite curb
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified check in the sum of two thou
sand ($2. 0001 dollars drawn on some bank
doing business I'm the city of Pensacola
and made payable to the board Of bond
trustees of the city OF Pensacola.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. or to award any part Of the
proposed work to any bidder
JOHN A. MERRITT
Chairman Board of Bond Trustees.
GEO. ROATMEIa. JR
1taploaw5w Chief Engineer
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OF
REAL ESTATE
TItIe euarantee oompany. Aprn q, ta1s

Title Guarantee Company. April -, 1918.
Executors VIM. Fisher to Jas. 7. Clark.
sl.00 and other considera lions: lots 10
II, subdivision lots to 10; Pedro PaIao
Admrs. A. A. Fisher to trustees A. NJ
z. Zion church, $4,000. lot 3. blk. III.
East King tract.
Laura a. Spigener to Samuel CIepper
$1,000 part Of Alexander Love grant
Moore Ice Co. TO Southern Utilities
Co; 81. 90 and other considerations; sun
drv city property.
Packard Land Co. TO z. K waIbridEe.
blk. 3, Sec. 2. tp. 1, s. r. 80 W.
Harriet Smith TO Jno Liskoa, ct al,
5000, 90; s e. IL of n. z. Ia. section Is.
TIP. ?. y. 81 W
R F. Henderson to Jas. Dennis. et al.
$4,000; S. w. Ia to 5. z IA. S 10 OF
s. ". Ia, n. ". Ia of S. W IA; sec
ton II. Tp- 3. y, R 80 W
A r. Jones to Mrs. 3. N Lewis 81 IS.
lot s. blk IS, New City.
Dewitt T Hall to Mcmillan Nm Co.
500 E IL OF N E, section -, Tp. 4.
J. L. BoIey. to Cecil E smith. 800
and other considerations; lot s, blk. 50.
East King tract
l. E. Brooks to Hattie Jackson. s7eo.-
90; lot s. blk. 50 West Kink tract, Bel.
". s. Garfield and Co. to southern
Utilities Co. 800 and other eonside-a-
tons Sundry city and country prop
erty.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES-The recent great flood
here brought a heavy loss upon us and
to quickly raise money We offer all OF
our fine guaranteed tires and tubes at
sacrifice salvage prices: 2Sx3. ST.. SO;
3ox3. 1910; s0x3 Ia. 5000; aka Ia,
SO; s6x4 IL. s21 90: AXIS. s2465: Every
other size tire and tube IN stock All
anteed tires. Names cannot be adver-
tised because of cut price. None were
touched by fire or water. Order for two
or more sent prepaid Further particu-
lars given. Order now while they last.
Central Mfg. Co, Dayton. Ohio. 20apr
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APPLIcArIoN For PARDON.

Notice is hereby given that ten days
after date. or as soon thereafter as prac-
ticable, will apply TO the Honorable
Board OF Pardons of the State of Florida
for a pardon from a conviction on the
2Sth day of January. 1911, in the Court
of Record of Escambia County Florida.
of attempt to have carnat intercourse
o. J. FOWLER
April 1s. 1913.
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a famous and venerable Celtic
scholar has entered on his Seth year
the Rev. Sabine Baring-Gould rector
for thirty two years Of Lew Trench
ard. Devon, on the edge OF Dartnaoor-
Mr. Baring-GouId has more books
down 10 his name IN the British Nu-
scum than any living author. He win
perhaps be best known as The author
Of that popular hymn, Onward. Chris
tan Soldiers. ''-Cardif Western Mail
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given. that on MONDAY
the 18th day of May. A. D, 1913, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, OF as soon
thereafter as same can be heard. I In
tend to apply to the Hon. J. Emmett
Wolfe. Judge of the Circuit Court of the
First Judicial Circuit of Florida, at his
office in Pensacola, Florida. or wherever
he may then be- for license to manage,
take charge of and control my property
and to become a free dealer in every
respect. MARY WOLF.
1SaproawzW
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
RoNps FoR SALE

BONDS FOR SALE.
NOTICE is HEREBY gwen by the County
Commissioners Of Escambia County.
Florida. that they VIII receive sealed bids
for the purchase of $101. 500 of AZ 20
coupon bonds of Escambia County, Flor
ida. for the whole or part of said bonds,
at the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Escanbia County Florida, on
Tuesday the 2sth day of April. 1918.
at 10 a. m.
The amount of bonds hereby offered to
he sold are s1o1 500 of bonds to be issued
by Escambia County. Florida. and bear
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-25
AGENTS WANTED.

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