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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-21
CARRIERS.

Carriers, Apr. 2o.-Mrs. W. n. Hart
grove and children spent the day
with Mr.. r. D. Battenf1eld.
A party of picnickers from Camp
Walton, consisting of the teachers,
pupils and patrons of the Camp Wal
ton school spent a pleasant time Sat
urday the 10th, at Point Pinchot.
Messrs Slonaker and Loveridge
spent Tuesday evening at Camp Wal
ton, attending a social dance at the
Indianola Inn.
The Sunday school at Mr.. S. NJ.
.Johnson's is increasing in numbers and
interest.
W, n. Hartgrove and J. W. Spencer
have been on the sick list during the
past week.
A party consisting Of Louis P.
Hand, Stanley Swanton and Mr.. Wells
are Pensacola visitors this week. They
went down on the schooner Lone
some Girl"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-21
|. ( N. LOSES
IN $4,000 SUIT
IN SANTA ROSA
FLORIDA SUPREME COURT sus-
TAINs VERDICT OF LOWER rRI-
RUNAL IN MATTER OF ACCT
DENTAL KILLING OF YOUNG
RHODA

Justice L. M. Rhoda was notified
Wednesday afternoon that the Florida
supreme court had just passed upon
his suit against the L. & n. railroad
and that the decision is favorable to
him.
Justice Rhoda's son was killed in
the yards Of the l.. & N. railroad at
Flomaton more than a year ago. Suit
was filed against the company and the
circuit court gave q verdict to the
plaintiff for $1,000 The railroad car
ried the case up to the supreme court
with the result that the decision of
the lower court was sustained. the YER
dict carrying with it interest at s per
cent from the time of the death of
young Rhoda. Thus the verdict against
the railway is for about $500 besides
the cost of the 1itigation.-Santa Rosa
Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-21

on behalf of any county, city, town
ship or other municipality OF said state,
with any corporation, person, or per-
sons, for the performance of any work
or the furnishing Of any material man
ufactured within the state of Florida,
shall be deemed and considered as
made upon the basis Of eight hours
constituting a days work: and it shall
be unlawful for any such corporation,
person or persons to require or permit
any laborer, workman, mechanics or
other person to work more than eight
hours per calendar day in doing such
work or in furnishing or manufactur-
ing such material, except in the cases
and upon the conditions provided in
section 1 of this act.
Any officer of the state of Florida, or
of any county, city, township or mu-
nicipality of said state or any person
acting under or for such officer, or
any contractor with the state of Flor
ida, or any county, city, township or
other municipality thereof, or other
person violating any Of the provisions
of this act, shall for each offense be
punished by a fine of not less than
$4,000 nor more than $1,000, or by i'm
prisonment not more than six months,
or by both fine and Imprisonment, in
the discretion of the court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-21
The Proposed 8-Hour
Work Day Measure

Continued From Page Four)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-21
BAZAAR TO BE
OPENED TUESDAY

The bazaar, under auspices of the
Sacred Heart church. will be opened
Tuesday, to be held three days, and
from the outlook at present the pat
ronage viii be exceedingly large 1t
will be held next to the Bijou theatre,
on Palafox street. 1t is urged that all
parties attending the ''Pensy Play
performance not forget while down
town to stop in at the bazaar head
quarters and enjoying the variety of
good things to eat which will be pro-
vided in plenty. The general public
is invited. and all patrons are assured
q time of their lives. Father Kennedy
win personally see that this viii be
true.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-21

Farmers and others who live at
distance from a drug store should keep
in the house a bottle Of BALLADS
SNOW IMMINENT. 1t may be needed
at any time for cuts, wounds, sores.
sprains or rheumatism. 1t is pow
erfuI healing and penetrating remedy
Price Csc, soc and S1.00 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. (Adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-21
FUNERAL OF CREOLE
HELD YESTERDAY

The funeral of Emma D. King, the
weIl-known Creole, who died Friday at
her home, 500 East DeSoto street, was
conducted yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock from st. Katharine's Episco-
pal church, Rev. Grant Knauff, the
rector, officiating.
There were many friends of the de-
ceased present to pay their last tribute
of respect to her memory. The floral
offerings were many. showing the es-
TEEN in which she was held.
The interment was held in st. Mi
chaers cemetery.
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Der stufbrinaung zines ,sorbs uou
$4,000 fiir Die 3lpede oes euan1e.
lid proteltantiid)en Iiafoniiien so
ipitaIs aulaBIih oes iiIbprnen eubi.
iauns oesieIben cine giiraerber
iammlung itatt 2ebtere bat iidy oiC
anlbrlraung bes ,Sonos sur auigabt
gentadlt uno natJ oem gntbuiiasnrus
Ger IN Der 4eriamnlluna porberrid,tc
81 urtteilen. uHterIieat es feineu
3iueiiel, boB Die Serren ibre 9(ufaabt
IN glan3enoer 8eile Ioien rperoeu
Snitor u. Reuenj iiibrte in Der Sis
unG Den goriie. Die pun alien bent
lhen proteitantiifen airf,en DC,
'5taSt beidrdt mar. Iie An,peirnoer
nerpilid)ieten iidl ianimt uno ionoers
fiir Die quite Sote tbdtig iein 81
roaen.
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0eburten.

albert uno MatbiIos geter, 5764
0trris aDt., Wdohtn.
Sr.orit unb Margaret Spff, 3Os
SeiB Strabt, Rnab.
eouis uno 2is3is Rabinofrib
1923 0eslsp aDe., anabs.
Wlotbias uno Rattle UliiIler, 2245
Bud Strabt, Mdnten.
Grant unb psdrI labor, 27O8 60
mcUlifer ape., Gnabe.
auguit uno MatAiIoe Isner, Gar
itcse. gedb6en.
Sobn uno Bertha ser1mar, Bonn
5il. Wdbten.
Reuben uno geIis Webb, 1853
5remcnt Strabe, M1bhen.
Rid,orb unb Ruth Seibel, 1927
Eonmiller Sirabe Hnabs.
Jr1nt unb 6lorenes zorbed, 37o7
gIenpap ape., WGbdxn.
WiIidm unb garrn Soup., 4e
Cite Nbs.. Hnabe.
2uofpis uno gdrrp Dan, So Snsr.
gems 4pe., Wdb6en.
senrp uHb ghriitidnd aroeesr
1888 Gora Strnbe. ana6e.
WilIiam unb Wnmie 5ofnsr, 11Oe
Gcpiins Sirabe. Gnabe.
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yDrsermeiiter Snnt mill bic Wit.
uirfnus Der Giienbabuea iiderm.

giirgermeiiter Stunt nil lid, iebt
pcrionlit, nit Dem groiett oes gau5
|elnes Gentralbahnhofs beidaftiaen
rno Den 5reibriei, melhen bic Union
Eepot a. Terminal 60. beiist. iebod)
nugeniheinlif nidn benusen fam,
nbioIllt nId,t beaften.
Der giir1ermeiiter min oeriuten,
nit ben oerid,iebeneH bieiisen gdbncn
Gin arrangement 3n treffen, Iaut
-tuelfem iie ben gau aiffiibren uno
or ruiro oieierbalb bereits in ben mad.
item 1aaen NIT ben gr1iioenten Der
0ohnen StoniereRBen abhaIten. ssnl
griefpehiel iieht Serr Simt bereits
nit perihieoeHeu Sieier Serren. Die
ibH aud ibrer llGteririisitng periifert
Aaben.
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9anoioaten
Sat Der Ientid,e eanbiuebruerein fisr
ieine Veamtenwabl aaigeitellt.

Ter Ielltite 2anopebrperein rit
itet iif Sn ieiner geantenpohl, 0i'
nm -. gsars itattiiHoen iuiro. 81
otr seiiern abeno In Der @aihingtor
Elatiorm inter benz Boriis 0e5 Bra
iiheuten Senrp Sperurann uuo be,
VrotofoIliiibruna oes Sefretars I
AseiB ituttgebabten geriammluHl
idno bic erite Roninafion itntt NM
fas RciliItoi oerielben mar tpie ioIgt
Grdiioeut: Senrp Spernann imt
Dinriin Sfneioer.
Sijepraiiocnt: glu9nit Sntom
,SreS. 8rube uab Gtto Grueser.
VroiotoIliefretar: s. 0eib lmi
Ridlaro Wagner.
,5iHansicfretar: g9. Wngner.
Sd)osmeiiter: Soui5 8roene.
Jruitee: Charles Sd,euermdnn.
Sbiirbiiter: J. Salfter ,ino Siiooi
ageper.
sereinsarst: Or. Senrp guit.
rilnlin.
Our WsitgIieoifait porgei6lager
muroe Serr ssranf eiielmann, oer
ieiner WiliidrpfIidlt in Den rsdhrer
1s99--190i beim SseIoartiQerie ne.
airlcut go. 81 In 9lifppeiicr i'm Gl-
lei; scniigt bot.
yin erei frnnfe Ritglieber tpur6a
oas iibiid,e arantengelo IN 8e'
iomaitbefrase pon S3i slir 3ahIirua
nnGepiefen. Serr ~. 9eif mel6ctg
iidi aeinno uno geoenft binnen II
5aaen einc Grbolinasreiie uah oei
alten Seimaib an3i.treten.
Tie Serren GrHit SemoeI unb Cttr
aremger berid,teten uber bic lettG
SiBuna oes Teiltidp ameritaniider
SioSrperbnnos, fpabreuo Die Serrell
r. @ruh uno :. Neeper iiber SiG
9org6nae in Der lesten Sisune Der
Ieitiden Tag Geieaihait geriflt ob-
iiafteten.
Cine ginlnolmg bes @oobfeIlor
Gdngerf,ors 5u oeiien abenoiinier.
haliuna om 80. niar5 fpiiroe nnge.
ncnlnRn umo Der 9erein rpiro iit
rcd beiten ardften beibeiliaen.
Serr slbam Senbelbad berihfeis
In ieiner gigenidait als 9opiiser oes
Observation-Disclosures. onb Sie
ucrIduiieen 9orbereitiineen fir bas
Scmmerieit eetroiieu poroen iinn
,tnb NIT Der eigenilid,sn Bropngonol
iiir Ole gernnitaItins bon Seiten ces
aomniittees am /. april begcnnen
fDeroen miro.
s,ad, grIebiglmg Der poriieaenSen
tseid,dite belt Serr u. Gaiertamp.
Der iriiber in gal1itiEa uio IN Der
liirtei iolgrnaIiiiiih tbdtig aespeien
mar. eineH Worirog.
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MedDeuberidt bes 0riunobeiisamtes

9airf bem geridt bes itaofiihen
gefuHoheitsanrtes muroen Inn 2a,lfe
Der uerfloiienen ISOLDE 205 ssalIe roa
anitedenoen aranfbeiteu mno AZ 70.
oesialie iniolge ioIder Arnnfheitcn
|gefneioet, gegen f3i Grfrnnfnnaen
ifno % Jooesiale in Der 1arallel.
ipods oes portaeH ssabres. aui Die
eirBelneH strnnfheiten periAeiIen lid)
bic gerneloeten 5oae iuie iolet: asa.
idn 81 ertranfnngen nno bier 10
oecialle: Sdnpinoiud,t. 80 Grfranl.
nngeli nno q Iobesiaiie, NinDpo.
deu, 20 erfrnnfimaeiI: Sd,nrlad,iie.
ber. ID erfrantnnaen nHo Elm 5ooee.
fall. DipbtlRriiis. II Grtranfungen
nln elm lo0esiiii; semd,bHiteu. ad,t
Grtranfnnaem; Sirnbal,tentSiinouna,
ad)t Grfrnnfnngen Mao iieben looes.
f1ae: Hoie. flint grtrantuneen .uso
Gin Iobesfnu; Ninilps, brei Grtrnnt.
ungen; 1ppbusiieber. arpei Grtrant.
uEoen unS sia xoSsaial
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1ir bas 1iatsaiiIestsipitai.
Sn Der Gpans. prot. ct. Raulus
Air&e an Der Naee nnb 10. Etrabe
ianA asiterH DesmistaS tn 2pstessiIe
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rungcn lnO auf DEN nQhtIihen JrieD-
hcf, un0 Der 8un0crDogel lit ood] Die
title blnue Gullbe i'm 8auernbauS-
den Der @ltern. Cine Sitlle tieier ufro
lfoner 3eoanfcn iibcr &eben uao
llniter6iid1tcit lit In Die 8erie bineins
gcqoiien. umo nenn Der patbetii6e
Gon auf Die Galler aud ctlDaS lang
ueiliq miro, 10 bat oas Iugc 10 oiel
5crrltt)eS 3u idmIen, 0aB oas DIR,
ohne bop mir e. reht merfen, abJe.
3oqen miro. Iie Ieforationeu limo III
Der Ibat groBartig un6 0te I5eniid,en
Gillette BON ietnen 5eidmad Iie
3icrliden 9urioro 6anpoen uno
Goitbu aeQp in ser HoQe Der 8e-
idpiitcr erpberten tbr Hubliflnr
Ipte6er i'm Sturut. gbenio pirfiam
Duran al Die anocrn orolltgeu ,Stsn-
ren, Oie Die 3auberpraht oes Wtar.
deus beIeben Gas rei5ettoe Stai
miro mQbrcno Der gan5eu 8ohe uno
in Den Matluces am Delttipoh uao
Saa1Ilag gegeben.
Der Robsl3igsuner", biefe prdf,<
tige Speretten Ropitdt, bat ibrsH
Deq noh Qmsrtta gsfunben u. eslangt
ndh1ten Sonntag i'm Deut den
Z bedter CUR 2ufFibrung. Wit isiz
nem ortsineqen 5ttsl unb ieinsr sbsns
10 rriginellen Uluitt lit es Elm einsig
ooitehenbes Dert. gs erlebte ieine
Ylemisrs am Stdott6eater in 2eips
3rg, DON no aus bieie Sperette ibren
Siegss3ug antrut. gefpnbers rtsfig
trlponirt bic Gebbafttgtsit uno Der
r@if,e 6umpr Deg 8taIogs, uno in ieIz
tener Turbsnpraht srIheint bic bes
2duberHoe uno 9erdpe5u eIettrifirenee
buff. GtDas gan3 Gsuss bat Der
Somponiit i'm .Robsl3ieeuner" gez
if1Ffen. iseft, lit Der MtorIdh ser
RIoler, Die nit 4eppi, Der Soubretts,
in pelher mir biesmal etne liebe 1lts
Brtunute begruBen iperoen, an bsr
Spibe in ibrem tlstbfamsn reisenben
Anbe,toitiime 3u 9eginn Der 6onoz
lunq beretnmurihiren. 59pgi pra3tz
CpGs fhmsI8enos Ualser hDren mir
in neu oarauffoloenoen Duetten BON
ptni unb Rsuhoff uno Danoa unb
Ninto, ben betber Yddrsr, Dcren
Shidfalen mir in oisIsr Cperetts qes
htf nit grobem SntsrsTe fpIgen
lperben, SebnIudtspo1e, aIuthpcIIe
Stance srt0ner aus oem Seimatblieoe
Wrto's. mir ipsrben osr'sbt in bic
Gbsnen Der unqdriitsn guita, ber
6im1tb Der 2eute, Die ntrqenos gries
GER nod Ruhe fiuosn, in bersn 4oern
rtAtigss 3igsunerblut rollt. t3igsus
ner fiun es, Die ette RaIIe, pe!d,e
b.. Gperstte ben StenpeI 1ufbrudeu,
Iens ihpsrer Sohne Der Bu1ta, freIs
DE ihluf3sno uno tIaqeno Die 5ipel,
ihr 2ieblingsinitrument su fpieIen
t3ifien, in Wonne unb Qeio. Gerdoe
rer 8sqsnidb 3piiheu oem mobernen
2eben uuo benz etnfahen 2eben nieTer
NaturmsnTdeH leitdItet ote'e Cperet.
te 10 iiberdus dbrpehfelungsrett.
9leben ben herrIthen gboren Der s3i@
deurer ert6reu herrIihe BaIser, unp
10 lit bic ounss Cpsrstte in isber Bee
3iehunq Elm W(siftsritld, has su iehsn
urb 81 boren Itt g}iemunb sntaebeu
idtfeu iollte
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SrieifaTtem.

O. g., Rem Orleans. - Der
1tgioenoroen lit Der dltere, benn bers
islbe bat ihon uHter ben teltiIden
8cltern i'm alien 8aQien unb gris
t1auien beitanoen. 00gegen geben bic
Wur3eln bes 5retmduerorbens iibsr
oas 13. Sahrbunoert ntht btnaus.
6. 6. - Die 9unbesienatoren BON
Taio Tinn 3heobore 6. Burton, aus
GlcneEnnh uno gltlee pomereue, aus
canton, erIterer RepubIitaaer uHs
Ieptsrer Tematrat.
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8stten.Snqurit.

Coroner Dr.5uertmspsr belt ssitern
aen Suquelt betreffs oss 1poes DER
2i Sabre aItsn 2aura Jietten, BON
4ooeiton, s., db, uno fdno. bab Die
0sriiorbens 5uialIis nit ibrsm aleioe
sirsm Cfsn gu nabs sstommsn mar
i:nb bisrbsi bic tootlihen granbpuns
ntn srlittsr baite. Or. Soon u.
1ilisr. gu oeiisH 9uushaIt 5rI. Rstien
eshDris, be3eusts, bab er am 3. Wdrs
laais 6iIferufs bortt, uno Grl. Rs..sn
in 1lammea siassblIIt auf Der 5rspps
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Is,obn Mcbaupt, 90, 161t Mnee Cir
ls3ate Stunt. Is. 1900 9ine Ctr.
l-. Muiieu Smitb, 90. I'll %. 4.
lIcrcns 6. glndburn, 10, 76i @
Court Strabe.
lSo6 N. @astins ir., "a. 642 -, 7
lpaorp &. 1aagart. 26, S32 u. ..
]2cisis !. 1ctpue. SO, 2f6 %. 8.
lGua W. Taitinser. 81. 217 70. o
tyeter Naoner. 22. 1915 Bremen.
isllma Beder. Is, 3i2 iSinhIap Ctr
{SaeobG Mappaport. "a. 34a2 Cub
\ ION apenne.
lWiloreo 9lot,, 20. Sic u. 8. CTR
I8eorae SeinrroS. 81. 1912 8aih
1 burn slpeHie.
l9ertba Rnocl. %, All getts CTR.
jGeorse Hobe. "a. 20s2 gine CTR.
lsod groDn. 20. GA ". 4. 5tr.
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Ias 2ltitipiel yGhe Rain6op" er.
lchta gcitern 9Ibeno i'm 8rano
8 bauie feline Gritautiiibs
ruHg fir Elm Gtncinnatier 8ublifum.
Is bat in anbereu StGoten bercit3
idoae @rfolqe cr3ieIt uno audi bier
fGno oa5 Stiif pielen Anflang, oanf
elmer oor5iiglideu 2luffiibruna. Gas
Suitiptel hat cine einfahe, Qber an.
iprchenbe Snnollug. Gs ersdhlt Die
Oeihihte etnes W}onnes, Ser BON iei-
ner 5rau geihieoen lit uno nun Elm
einidneS 2eben fiihrt. trob iciner
9teidtbiimer. Ia eriteint in ieiueut
5cltie eines Iages feline iieb,ebn
sSchre olte Sotter, Die er felt ihrc.t
AInobeitsta1en nift nlebr qeiebsa
BAT. Gos @aterber3 flammt in or.
reufer 2ie6e uui. Die Dhitter Ses
DtGohen5 aber tritt auf mto ninlr1tt
hieieS Dem Batter Die0er meg. I'm iei.
ner Roth beiteigt Der mieoer eiHiant
qciporoere Wann feline 25afJt uno
fdhrt In Die Nelt hinau5. Gine5 "a.
qe@ lan0et er in ciuem Safen ,Stas
liens, 100 er Die Iod3ter nit Der DtlIt.
ter autrifft. gritere ueriutr nun cine
&eriobnlng Der Gltern herbei3ufiibs
rcn, rDa5 ihr idlieBIidI auh gelingt.
Sie iclbit aber telrnthet baI0 oarduf.
los lit i'll groBeH 3iiqen oie fIetne
@eihidJte 0e5 Suitipieles, oas bon
Senrn. 0dQer uno ieiner 8eieQIhuit
trcfilich Qeiptelt miro. Serr N}iIcr
lit Elm 9uhnenfunitler. ser ieine 9iUl.
len init qroBem Cnlcnte bis in alle
Gin3elheiteu au$urbeitet un0 10 eiacr
abaerunheteu uno gcid}loTcnen Gha.
rnfter ME aus elncm 8uiie ipieIt.
Man iieht einen nQtiirIidpn Uteni6en
ncr iif. lie ShIuBi3cne oes gpeiten
Afte5, 100 er iid) bon Dem ihm 10 Iicb
geiuoroenen Tohterdlen Dteoer treu4
Her mus. mud,te einen tiefen Gin,
orld. Ruth Ghattertou tritt in Der
Roqe Der IDdlter uuf uno III cine lie.
benslpiirhige Grifeinuna. Sie lit Der
gpbeu Der iif am Stann1e feIttlnms
mcrt. Die RoIle Der Satin uno lfut.
Ter miro Don Goith 9afer nit Beif)id
qciplelt. Gbeulo oie Der Soutc pou
.2cllIic Sale. Tie ilbrIqen Bartien
iino niht minoer ant beieBt 2os
lIubiifum opplau0irte pieIfuh uno
Iad)clte urlter Shrdneu.
Gas Stiit oeS belgiiten Romantt,
fcrs Mdtcrliud, Ser blane
q o q el 4" ha3 mir bCrcttS peraans
gene Saiion fenncu gclernt batterL
aett oieia 8ofe pieoar iiber Die Bret.
ter oeS 2prtc Z hcaters. Is
III i'm eigentlid'cn Sinne cir ethnha5
glilSitattluqsitiif, nm cS 81 haraf
teriiiren. Gs lit tciu RoQeuitiid, fem
Tramn, Die SaloLung lit MIR ein Ioie
bineurhge]ogener ,Saoen. aSn Still
Iebut iie lid an oie ergIiid)en Stiife
ar 0ie nit id}ouer gtusituttuna unD
loIe berIdiunaencr Sanoluug Oen
3uidauer qeItntten, nur Den ciaeu
oher oHoern Aft 3u beiuhe11. 5tiid,
fieies SenreS bat Mfdterlind aooo,
tirt uno IN oleie iSorm cine 6iiQe
bifteriid,er Sdnnheit lmo ticiiiHnis
get SdsperrnItb aego'ien in6em er
iIt ocs Elnltoertons Der GiHoermars
den beoient. 2ie ainoer, 0eHeu ora.
matilh Die Sanptroueu 3uiallen, &C.
her ben blauen @unoernegel ha3
@lifeS iuheu 1Ie gebeu nom Nor.
ger bis sum abeno, mie cs I'M War-
den beibt. tie QclRH In 1Paterlird 5
Stiid 3ur 9sad)t gum &etH Der ,Sreu.
Den, sum Stntmcl Der @nlbrponen, bic
ihr sufiinftiges 2eben trdnnea, iie
|seben tn oaS Paraoieg Der Crime.
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Npm Der Smbme.
Jm 8rano nno Spric beganu Die
SpieluudJe am geItrieen 9lbeuo,

It's GUitipieI n36e Rainbop", cine
HcOitdt i'm srftern unb DieDertebr
pon ngloupogel" in leBterm Mus
Ientempel. - Qut bas 3eutfhe
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vieber nit elmer NoDitdt auf. -
rOer RoosI3igeuner" Ite6t auf BEN
SpielpIun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

6ss sfpetten Gtodtperfs borfanb. sSr
IdAiten 4ugenblid fsi bic ltnglidlis
die rie Sreppe binuntergerotlt, unb er
bate bic GIamr1en erftidt. ssrl. Rets
ten erlag am ndditen 5age ibren 8er@
letunaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
9ie Ztrakenbabnfrase.
Gin sipciter goridtlag Der Stabt
pirb Der Strakenbabngeiellidaft
nnterbreitet iueroen.

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itattgebabten 8eridntmluna feitge'
legt. - 3ie Bropoiition nitro Der
StroBenbaBn.8 .8eielli6aft in Gen
ndditen 5ogen 8ugeben. = Solte
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idaft BET elmer HeierenoumTpaGl
Das leBte Wort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

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ppm Sonatas auf Wtontag oem ga
Der oes &. ). 0ormau. go. 639
main Strabs. einsn geTat ab, uao
,rtipsnoei.n einen apoitsu RafirmsTsr,
ubren etc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-20

Miss Hortense Padgett is spend
ing some time here with relatives.
Miss Annie Clisby, of Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. NJ. Cobb.
Interest in the tour of the world
steadily grows. Secure your tick
cts now. 1t matters not how large
the throng, conveyances will be
provided for everybody.
Mr.. Charlie B. Key who is filling
an important position with the At,
lantic Coast Line railroad in the
general freight Office of Columbia
is spending his vaeation in Edge
field with lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Key,
There will be no service in the
Baptist church on the fourth and
fifth Sundays in August as DR.. NJ.
D. Jeffries will on these two Sun
Gays fill the pulpit of the Baptist
church in Knoxville where he was
pastor about ten years.
Mr.. Arthur Mays who is now re-
siding in Jacksonville, Fla, has
come to spend a month with his
father, Col. S. B. Mays. Mr.. Mays
is accompanied by his wife and lit
tie two-year-old son. This is the first
time that he has visited Edgeheld
since he married. 1t is needless to
say that he has been very cordially
greeted by his friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-20
Who Owns The Birds.

The New York Tribune of May
26 has an editorial on the protec-
tion of our birds that is so clearly
and strongly put that it should have
the widest possible reading. We
give it in part:
"Our lawmakers have been care
!rully trained to believe that the
men who kill are the sole dictators
of the fate of the game birds and
many others. Nine Americans out
of every ten to-day have in their
heads well-defned state of mind
which passively comedies that the
sportsnen, gunners and game hogs
actually own all the game birds and
may dictate their fate.
But every tenth man has learned
differently, and the day reckon
ing has arrived. Ninety-hve per
cent of the birds, game and not
game, belong to the people who
don's shoot and never kill. When
ever they decide that there should
be no bird shooting anywhere in
the United States for FIVE years that
decision will prevail. The real
sportsmen will concur; the gunners
will object. The game birds do not
belong to the gunners any more
than to the BARRIERS or the station
ary engineers. The question of what
the gunners will agree to in the line
of real conservation is now a mat
ter of academic interest only.
Through their greed and selfish
ness in shooting up to the bag linn
it, ard beyond the needless sports
men. the gunners and game hogs
of this land have brought our once
bountiful supply of legitimate game
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-20
Delightful Barbecue and Re
union of the Winn Family
of Rehoboth.

As the beautiful sun rose in the
eastern sky on the morning of Au-
gust 7, the wind (Winn) began to
stir in every direction to see who
should be the first one to get to
their fathers home, Mr.. w. B.
Winn, for the family reunion.
At seven o'clock they began to
come one after another until finally
they all reached home once more to
talk of their childhood days.
They gathered in the antique oak
grove around the springs where the
carcasses were being prepared, and
talked about the many pleasant
hours they had spent around the
springs. You could hear the mer.
ry and the cbattering of the grand
children's voices mingled in with
them.
But to think, when we began to
look around and count them, they
had increased from twelve to thirty,
1t was a great pleasure to the
father and mother to have their
children and grand children gather
around them. Mr.. and Mrs. Winn
have ten living children, eigh,
boys and two girls, six daughters
in-law. four grand daughters and
eight grand sons. So you may
imagine what pleasant day they
spent, especially when they gathered
under the stately oaks with their
branches extending over the long
table laden with an abundance Of
delightful food spread by the
springs of beautiful clear water.
At l o'clock dinner was announ.
ced and barbecued hash, meats, iced
tea, lemonade, etc., were served and
greatly enjoyed.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
O. Seigler, Messrs. Calhoun Seigler,
Earl Fuller, Ed Reynolds and Bob
West.
AS night drew near they all de.
parted for their homes with bright
and happy faces looking forward
for the next annual family reunion
A Guest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-20
Remarkable Cure Of Dysentery.

'lrwas attacked with dysentery
about July 10, and used the Doctors
medicine and other remedies wit b
no relief, only getting worse all the
time. l was unable to do anything
and my, weight dropped from l45
to l25 pounds. I suffered for about
two months when l was advised to
use Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy. / used two bot
ties of it and it gave me permanent
relief" writes B w Hill of Snow
Hill, N. G. For sale by all dealers.