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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-07
CZAR'S 10000
IN ALLIED LINES,
SAYS THOMPSON
Writer. Back on KrOOnland.
Tells of Transfer of
COsSackS.
ALSO BRINGS STORY
OF GERMAN CRUELTY
------------
Describes Revenge Taken on
Women and Children
i'm Alsacc.

Confirmation Of the reported movement
Of large bodies Of Russian troops across
England to the Continent was brought
here yesterday by the Red star liner
Kroordand. witch sailed from Liverpool
on August rs with Ell passengers In the
first cabin and III In the second. More
than 100 Americans who had booked on
the steamer missed the boat, along with
many others who had intended to return
aboard The Russian troop transfer
caused the suspension for three days of
nearly all the railway schedules for trains
across England from Liverpool to Lon
don. and only a few boat trains were run
at all
According to stories Of the Kroonland's
passengers. who had rough weather part
NJ the way over and fog the rest, there
are now m the allies lines 100000 Rus
sian troops. nearly all Of them cossaCks
The Lapland. sister ship OF the kroonland
Is said to have carried 10000 over from
Dover to Calais. the first Of the Russian
forces The Russian reenforcementS
known to the kroonland's passengers to
have been sent across the channel To
France crowded fOrty-eight trains. some
~ the soldiers we're sent from Dover to
Calais and others from southampton 10
Havre.
The Kroonland would have peen pretty
well filled were II not for this blocking
~ train traffic across England. AS II was,
however the Storage was empty .
seventy-two Of the FIRST cabin passenger
and tifty.fve of the second cabin. booked
in advance. missed the vessel and several
hundred other Americans also were LETT
behind The ships purser thought that
some of the expected passengers we're de-
iayed in switzerland. but other stories
gave better reason for their absence
from the ships list yesterday.
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He came TO England to instruct us IN
the arts ~ empire when he found that
already there was glut OF his kind o:
Berlin. For years until this present out
break have followed his career with
silent interest And the first thing lie
undertook TO teach us was Tariff Re-
form. taxing the foreigner" Limitloss
wealth and you pay nothing. You get
huge national income I'm imported goods
and also. as YOUR tariff prevents importa-
ton, you develop tremendous internal
trade. Two birds Gin quite opposite d.
rectiors) with the same stone. II seemed
Just plain common sense to him. Any
how, he felt sure Il was good enough for
the born English
lie Is stil little incredulous OF our
refusal 10 accept that delightful idea
Meanwhile his kind have dominated the
moro doclle German Intelligence altogether
They have listened TO the whisper OF Welt
Politlk. or at least their rulers have at
tended they have sown evaporation on
every frontier. taken the wall, done all
the shuwiy aggressive and successful
things They were the pupils he should
have taught \ people AZ once teachahle
and spirited Almost tcarfully, Kraft
has asked uS tu mark that glorious nr0g-
ress OF once philosophical. civilized and
kindly people. And indeed. we have had
to mark II and polish our weapons. and
with deepening resentment get more and
more weapons ard keep our powder dry,
when We would have been far rather oc-
cupied with other things.
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ny n. q. WELLS.

ind myself enthusiastic for this war
against Prussian mlitarism. We are, I
believe, assisting nj the end of n vast in
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EnEIand's Intention Grim.

Now let us English make Il clear cnce
for all 10 the Krafts and other kindred
patriotic gentlemen from abroad. who
are showing us the really artful way 20
do things. that this Is not our way Of
dong things. Into this war We have
gone with clean hands--to end the reign
~ brutal and artfu internatlonallsm for
ever our hearts are heavy at the task
before US. but our Intention Is grim.
We mean to conquer We are pre-
pared for every disaster. for intolerable
stresses. for bankruptcy for hunger. for
anything hut defeat. Now that We have
begun to fight we will fight II needful
homes. we will fight though every ship
We mean to fight this war 10 !ts very
finish and that finish We ore absolutely
resolved must be TO the end OF Kraftism
I'm the world.
And we will come out OF this war with
hands as clean as they are now, unstained
by any dirty tricks In field or council
chamber, neutralities respected and trea-
ties kent Then We will reckon with Kraft
and with his friends and supporters the
private dealers in ornaments and with all
the monstrous stupid brood ~ vilaipy
that has brought this vast catastrophe
upon the world.
| say this plainly now for myself and
thousands OF silent plain men. because
the sooner Kraft realizes how We feel In
this matter the better for him He be-
trays at times n remarkable persuasion
that at the ANAL settling up OF things he
can make himself invaluable to US.
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II. G.. Wells Warns Critics
of England's Grim Intent
"MaXmilian Craft and His Kind Are Told That Britain
Purposes to Crush Militarism Forever,
Even if It Costs Her All.


superiority. az DO. he simple notes the
fact that am unable to count
And when II comes to schemes OF war
fare. then a kind OF deirium OF cunning
dcscends upon Kraft He is full OF de-
vices such as we poor fools cannot
invent sudden attacks without n declara-
ton of war. vast schemes for spy eystems
and assassin like DISCUSSES, the cowins OF
country by the wholesale shooting OF
uncivil non-combatants. breaches OF
neutrality. national treacherles. altered
dispatches forged letters diplomatic lies
a world organization OF supersneaks.
our poor cousin Michael. the German
has listened to such fools wisdom only
too mecky. Poor Michael. with his
honest blue eyes wonderful, has tried his
best to he a very devil and go where
Krafts cousin Bernhard. the military
expert has led him. so far. II has led
him into tho bitches OF Liexe and the
gorges Of the Ardennes and much hunger
and dirt and blood)
How Kraft sees II.
And Kraft over hero has watched
Berlin lying and bullying and being the
very superman OF Welt Politk with an
intolerable envy He has been talking
writing, praying us to do likewise. to
strike suddenly before war was declared
at the German fleet. to outrage the ncu-
trality of Denmark. seize Holland. to do
something nationally dishonest and dis
graceful Daily he has ragged at car
milk and water methods. Al times we
have seemed u him more like Woodrow
Wilson's than reasonable Sane men.
And he is still at H.
only few days ago ] took up the
paper that has at last moved me to the
very plain declarations Of this article.
It was an English daily paper and Kraft
was telling us as usual and with his usual
despairful sense of our stupidity how to
conduct this war And what he said was
this That we have to stirve GERMANY
not realizing that with her choked rail-
ways and her wasted crops Germany
may be trusted very rapidly to starvc
herself-and that II We do not prevent
H. fo1dstuffs will go into Germany by
way OF Holl nd and Italy. So he wants
us to begin at once In a hostile blockade
OF Holland and italy. or better perhaps
10 send each Of them an ultimatum forth
with. He wants Il done at once because
otherwise the Berlin krafts, some Del
bruck or Bernhard or that egregious
young strategist. the Crown Prince. may
persuade the Prussians TO get in their
ultimatuuI nrst. Then we should have
no chance OF doing anything interna-
tionally idlotic at all. unless perhaps we
seized port In Norway. II might be
rather a fine thing he thinks, upon r"fiec
ton, 10 seize a port In Norway.
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FOR SAI4E-Good Horse, saddle or har-
ness, gentle and suitable for fanny use.
VIII trade for milch COW. Apply Pensa-
cola stables. 13nov1w
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE


Notice is hereby given that on the 14th,
day of December, 1914, that I viii make
application to Judge Emmet Wolfe, Judge
of the Circuit court of Escambia county,
Florida, at his office at the court house
in the City of Pensacola, Florida, to set
apart to Kate Olsen, the widow OF James
Burns deceased, her dover interest in
the following described property, to-wit:
Those certain parcels of land in the City
of Pensacola, Escambia County. State Of
Florida, known and designated as Lots
thirteen (13J, eighteen CS), and nineteen
(19) and twenty (20) in block twenty-five
(22) in the West King Tract, according to
the survey of William F. Lee, of said
block In sub division in lots, and sold ac-
cording to the diagram now on record in
Book 'fV'' of Mortgages, page 1877, of the
Records of Mortgages of Escambia County
Florida, each of the said lots being thirty
800 feet front by one hundred and seven
GOD in depth, together with the improve
ments thereon and the hereditaments
belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining.
RUBY BURNS OLSEN,
(only child and heir at law of Mary Burns
Olsen, and James Burnes, deceased).
A. G. OLSEN
527A-nov14 4oaw4w
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shERIFF,s SALE.


BY virtue of an execution issued out
of the Circuit Court of Escambia County
Florida, in the case wherein Lou Ellen
Wilson is plaintiff, and Harry e. Slater
is defendant, I have levied upon and will
sell before the Court House door of Es-
Gambia County, Florida, in the City Of
Pensacola, on Monday, the 7th day OF
December, 1914 during the legal hours OF
SALE to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate, to-wiI:
All the<>right, title and interest OF Harry
E Slater, the husband Of Annie Elizabeth
Wilson, deceased. in and to lots four eD,
five (5), and six 20, fractional section
five (5). Township one ID, south range
Florida and the following described pro-
perty to-wit: commencing on the east
side of Hayne street, sixty (6o) feet
south of the northwest corner or block
twenty-nine (29), East King Tract, east
of Tarragona street, thence run east one
hundred and seventy-three and one-naI
1731kO feet, thence run south sixty l6Ol
feet. and thence run west one hundred
and seventy-three and one-haf (1tSt2l
feet to Hayne street, thence nortn a1ong
the east side of Hayre street sixty tbO)
feet to point of beginning, comprising
all of lots seven I'D and eight 1e1, tne
south sixty (60) feet of north one hundred
and twenty (120) feet of lot eleven III,
and the west half OF the south slAtg
(6o1 feet Of the north one hundred and
twenty (120) feet of lot twelve 02). all
being in the city of Pensacola, Escambia
County, Florida
A. c. ELLIS.
Sheriff, Escambia County. Florida.
51sA-oct31oaW4wI
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NOTICE..


Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing petition for Special Tax School Dis
trict, as described herein; VIII Ii',opie be Pre-,
for the County of Escambia, State OF
Florida, at a meeting of the Board on
the Sth day of January, 1915, for the
consideration of an action thereon oy the
To the Honorable Board Of Public In
struction for Escambia County, State OF
Florida:
we, the undersigned qualified electors
that pay a. tax on real or personal prop
erty and resEe within the subdivision
of Escambia County hereinaiIter 1e,sr oes-
Honorable body to order an election TO
determine whether or, not the same shalI
be a Special Tax School District, and to
cause a Special Tax School Dlslrlct lax
to be levied therefor.
Following are the subdivisions OF the
county:
Reginnins at the northwest corner of
section 3, township i south, range 81
west: thence east along the township hne
dividing townships south and 1 north 70
south along the east line of section 10
the southeast corner: thence east along
the north line of section II 10 the inueF-
section of the range line diVloIng RANGES tss
40 and 81 west; thence south along range
line to the southeast corner OF sectlon
"a, township L south, range 81 west
thence west along the south hne OF SEE SEE
tion % continue west along the south hne
of section % to the intersection OF ElsnI
Mile creek; thence down the middle OF
said creek to the intersection OF Eleven
Mile creek: thence down the middle OF
Eleven Mile creek to the intersection OF
Tho south line OF section 80, township
/ south, range 81 west; thence west along
the south line of section 30 to the
soIItbWest corner; thence north alsng tlR
xTsest line of said section, continue north
along the west lines of sections Fl and l6
to the northwest corner of section lo'
thence east along the north line OF sec
ffon is to the northeast corner OF said
section: thence north along the west lines
of sections 10 and 3, township l south.
range 81 west to the Rorthwest corner
W. w. Lewis, J. z. McCann, u. y.
Candy. James Davis, II. ]. Taylor, w. NJ.
Olsen. VIM. Handrop, II. Yonker. Chas
o. Peters, A. I. Webb, 3, 3. Eddons,
W. a DiaiiiO'U 5asA-novf 4oaw4w
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ESMAN--EXperien in any line TO
general trade in Florida unexceHed
alty proposition. Commission con-
!. $500 weekly for expenses. Con-
i,t5al Jewelry Co, 1915 Continental
ing Cleveland, Ohio. Snov
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LOST AND FOUND.
Help Wanted Male

WANTED AT ONCElPhysician for iun1-
Der Co., $125; commfssary mgr. $to'
ffremen, SIS; linterman $3.50; box factory
foreman (top salary rip sawyers block
settlers, edgermen, $3.50; Man to over
see Weaving room in Cotton Factory;
Rapid loaderman, $3.50; Office mgr, trav-
elling statesmen. Together with several
other high-class openings, If you are a
saw mill mechanic. Mechanical or cerical
Address this Office. Mack's, Meridian,
Miss. SNOW
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52aA-nov14 4oaw4w

Tn the United States District Court
Northern District of Florida, in Bank
ruptcy. In re- J. B. Nored. Bankrupt
Pensacola, Florida. November 13, 1914
The creditors of j. B. Nored, OF Jay;
Fla, said district are hereby notified
that on the 18th day of November. A D.
1914, he was duly adjudged BANKRUPT
and that the first meeting OF his credl-
tors will be held at my office 400 Thiesen
building in the City of Pensacola, Fla,
on the 25th day of November, A d. 1914,
at IL o'clock a. M, at which time the
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting. Date
of rneetiug November 25th, 1914. Pattillo
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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FOR SALE-Two gas stoves, 1000 East
DeSoto street. Phone 1896 noyStf
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EShAN-Capable speciality man for
Hda. Staple line on new and excep-
!, terms. Vacancy now. Attractive
assSon contract. $35 weekly for
5Ses: Miles F. BixIer Co., 3L45 Car
1Hdlns. Cleveland. Ohio. 8nov
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Furnished Apartment rooms, kitchen,
private porch, bath, hot water through
out. Also front room down stairs, pri-
vate bath, electric lights. Low rate. Cen
trail location, Is North Reus. Phone
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FOR SALE-wood, stove and fire place,
dry and clean, S5c to $1.00 per load de-
livered. Dry saw dust for stable bed
ding, 75c per load delivered. Phone
694. Builders Mfg. Co. 3novtf
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waNTED-Your Job Printing and or
ior Engraving Of all kinds. G
..-ss. wedding Invitations, etc. y
TUarT1STTNG CO., "a West Cover
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DESIRABLE BOARD. with or without
rooms: modern conveniences; central
location, near depot. Apply 212 East
Gregory. noVStf
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FOP SALE-A few second hand pool
Apply to Aaron Johnson, 317
Nna street. 13nov6t+
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rWO SUNNY rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping or bed room. No child
ren. One block from Bayou Texar. Fine
fishing. Apply or address 1920 r. Ger
vantes. 12noV7t#
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FOR SALE-Cheap for cash horse, wagon
and harness. Owner leaving city. Ap-
ply Kiedinger, 720 w. Government.
snov7t@
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FOR SALE-A good paying, small bust
ness. For particulars, address Milton
Bakery. Milton Fla. 3ooct16tF
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FOR SALE-Nice dry, stove wood, trim
mings from dressed lumber. soc per
load $3.50 per cord delivered. Stearns
Lumber and Expert Company. Phone
1913 S1oct
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SUITES of rooms for light housekeeping.
Private bath, hot and cold water 316
Guillemarde. Three blocks west L. &
N. depot. Block east Y. NJ. c. A. Phone
go. 8nov7t%
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Bankruptcv Sale Of Mocaslsill 5 s


Springs Fla. Sealed bids are asked for
by the referee in bankruptcy for sale
November 10th. for stock of merchaa-
disc, book accounts. horse and wagon
and property. Felo McAllister, Trustee
1onov7t
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WANTED-To Buy.

wANTED-Two or more show cases. |
Must be cheap. Phone 17b3. 1znoVSt
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SEEDS and NURSERIES

CHIPoLA NURSERY Stock grown from
West Florida seed and selected West
Florida Budwood is the he rdiest. Write
8. w. Hinsey, Mgr. Apalachicola, Fla.
27june
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r SALE-Horse. bumper wagon and
harness. Pensacola Feel Co, phone 419
81 East Garden street nov12tT
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NICE FURNISHED rooms Also suites
for light housekeeping, opposite Sc
vile Park Fine view, near water, car
stops in front of door. 300 E. Govern
ment street. snoV2w
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THREE BLOCKS WEST OF SAN CAR
Los HOTEL-Newly furnished suite
of rooms, also large front room. large
private veranda, modern conveniences,
southern exposure. 412 w. Garden st.
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WOOD-An kinds, for stove or f1re place
Delivered. Phone S03. Hyer Fuel Co,
corner Barrancas avenue and .en.
1851. 4As.r
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HELP WANTED.

YES, WE viii teach you the barber trade
in a few weeks, all for sac. Terms s15
down and SIS in ten days Tools free,
You make money while learning. write
US today Jacksonville Barber College.
7nov4ta-w10ts
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LAADIES-Tmmedia Filling and label
ing boxes. Homework. Evenings.
Steady No experience. $1,000 weekly
NO canyassing Excellent opportunity
enclose stamp. Erina Speciality Co, To-
foHto, ont. Snow
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-5-room cot
tage, completely furnished
modern conweniences, on car
line. Excellent location. 904
N. Spring street. Phone 1912
1snovst"
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LUNG MEN-Become railway mail
eeisrks; pensacola mail carriers: s65 to
Sl5O month. Pull unnecessary Sample
examination questions free. Write Frank
IN institute, Dept. sat, Rochester, N. Y.
10nov1ms
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RESORTS

EeFs can find one six room house
( number of two room houses.
motor boats and a few skiffs;
/ longs. fishing poles. etc, at
9,'g 9V,,ouerate rent by applying to S.
-''a' Fla. nov15tf
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81. 90 per day paid one lady in each town
70 distribute free circulars for con-
cen trated favoring IN tubes. Permanent
position. +. z. Barr Co., Chicago
1nnnV
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TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO ExCHANGELon addine
machine with stand, for cash register
with four or more drawers. Apply w A.
Ray Hardware Co. <soca
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40

you get from savings de-
posits. You can put your
savings in a small house and
lot and have a monthly in
come that will beat 4 per cent
a long way.
We have a number of
small houses that can be had
at attractive prices on easy
payments.
Let us show you.
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PIANOS.

PIANO can be made like new In
iano builders and case finisbers.
rices, and you can pay by the
The Clutter Music HoVSe. 14nov
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PALMISTRY.

NJ ELDON-Scientiff palmist,
voyant and ostrologist; test read
mail: send birthdate and two
,tamps, $500 Fourteenth street N.
ashington. D. c. 14oct13no"
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So. 500 ANNUALLY. Co-operate with me
evenings at home. Everything furnished
Don't worry about capital. Boyd III
worBn Omaha, Nebr. Snow
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STEAYED.
WANTED

IDE LINE MEN. Electric Sign. Out
selling everything at $40. Flashes
.nangeaole wording in Radiant Beams
| Electric Light. Terms 80 days.
re sample, Exclusive territory
'Ash'ric Sign Company, Chicago.
Snow.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS in Post
Office, Railway Mail and other
branches are good Prepare for
exams under former u. s, Civil Ser
vice Secretary Examiner. Booklet free
Write today. Patterson Civil Service
School. Rochester, N. Y Snow
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LADIES to sew at home, good pay
Send stamp. Work sent prepaid. King
Mfg, Co, 1431 Broadway, N. Y. City.
Snow.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RING PHONE 1947, City Market, If you
want choice cuts of western beef 1715
and zoe per pound. c. L. A1cVoy nov10tf
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WRITE MOTION Picture Plays; $50
to 500 paid: Experience or CORES
pondence course not necessary; details
free. New Writers Association, 1143
Victoria Bldg, St. LoL.s SNOW.
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WE WILL DYE for you.
Phone 677. Deluxe Tail
oring Co., 9 West Intenden-
cia. Fancy dyers, hatters,
tailors, cleaners. Ladies and
gents suits refined; redyed
All work guaranteed. aa0otlm
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R SALE-ReaI Estate.

ALE-Residence on East Hill car
Five rooms with reception hall
All modern conveniences.
Box 1913. Panama City. Fla.
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< SUPPLIES
DANCING

w YORK'S latest dances
!ught. For information
H.. 7OSO snov2w
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A sTT1TE Of three rooms and kitchenette.
furnished, modern conveniences. on
street car line. $40 East LaRua: Tele-
phone 1853. 1znoVz"
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WANTED.

1IpTY TO live at Bay View Park until
Nov 1st. 1915. Rent and water free.
.,niJ At once to j. H. Sheriff. or C. E.
satpl,ci-eIford. nov11tf
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NORTHUP & WOOD, Funeral Directors,
phones. Office 80. residence SIS. Open
day and night 1Sjly1m
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ALESMEN-FTve to twenty dollars
per Gay, presenting free the most
eIui article ever offered with a
asdAne. Permanent position. Nation
Magazine. 80 West 21st Street,
w 1orK. Snow.
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TT TPAY reliable woman $3.50 90 for
"5iiIatrjbutfng 1000 free packages Per-
.,r.eS Soap Powder in your town. No
!-a.a.,r-,.svreulred. w ard & Co, 216 Institute
pt. Chicago. SnoV
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WASHING and stretching curtains. laun-
dering baby caps nicely at reasonable
prices. Clara Pearson, SOS w. Romano
street. SnoV7t%
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POSITION WANTED.

WHITE MAN and wife desire positions
as cooks in hotel or restaurant or
cook-hous Capable of giving good
service Go anywhere. Address P. 0.
Box S5, Cretview, Fla. 10nov
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FOR RENT-New two story house corner
10th avenue and 18th street, East al. HIii
Apply Next door. 11noVtt~
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FRITE G. w. HINsEY, Mgr. Chipola
Nursery for prices etc, on West Flori-
e Grown Budded Orange. Grape fruit
t0slachicola- Fla 37June
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PERSONAL.
TREES AND PLANTS.

Fweet Pomegranates, Japan
percit17roo c-Write for prices on
II oAAA1A4AOlio Fruit and Shade
frees T. F. westmarlx. Phone Alp:
4 East Garden. Pensacola, Fla. oct16tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. also
single roonlss, modern conven1ences,
in good neighborhood, just off Palafox.
phone 1865 or apply 90 East Gregory.
10nov7t
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Live Stock and Poultry.

EGGS FOR MATCHING from a heavy
laying strain of Rhode Island reds 75c
and s1.0o per setting of Is. Phone 1855
Mrs. J. A. Wright. noV11tf
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WE SELL everything for
every automobile. Square
Deal Auto Co. 2laug
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Pecans, by mall prepaid at
zoe the pound for the best and zoe the
pound Tor medium size, in quantities of
"a. nov15tf