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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-23

County Of Esoa rltia, stats OF Florida
Pensacola, Els:. FeSTl2[y 3: isis a
electors that pay tax ON real or per
sonal property and arc resident VIII
In the boundaries OF the following cub
division Of this Escambia county;
Boundaries as per notice ALREADY
printed being as follows; -
BeginniTS at the mouth OF Eleven Mile
Creek on gerdido Bay, follow said Btraerrs
up TO the mouth OF Eight Nile CreeE
thence I'D said creek 20 where u inter
sects the south boundary line u Section
east along south boundary line II sections
% and "a town ship ] south, range 81
west. continue running east along soc
ton "a township / south, range 30 WeHl ),
until said line lntersects Marcus creek,
thence down said stream 10 Perdido Bay.
Perdido Bay forming the remainder Of
Did on the Eighth day Of Japuary.
1914, at a regular meeting or tho Board
Of Public Instruction Of said county pc
tition said Board OF Public Instructiou
such subdivision Of said county should
become a special tax school district f0f
the purpose Of leyytng district dcLooi
tax for the exclusive use Of the public
free schools within such district. and
Whereas. The SAID petition Was, az DE
law provided. published for four success
five weeks in the Pensacola Journal,
newspaper having general CIRCULATION
throughout said county; ana Wnereatf
said publication complied with all the
requirements Of Law, as has been dulE
shown and certified by the publisher Or
said newspaper,
Instruction Of Escambia county a. a
regular meeting held this ninth day or
February, 1914 does hereby order 81
election to be held at the Bellview Pub
lie School building, within the bound
aries Of the aforesaid subdivision OF said
county, on the tenth day OF March, 1914,
to determine whether such sub-diVlsiot
OF said county snail become a special taT
school district for the purpose Of levying
and collecting a district school tax for
me. exclusive use Of the public free
schools within such district.
At such election the following mat
ters shall be determined by r majority
Of the ballots cast BY the qualified cleo
tors who pay q tax on real G. personal
property within such district, except thai
the three persons receiving the highest
vote az such election shall be declared
school trustees Of said district:
First, whether such subdivision OF
Escambia county shall become a Bpe-
cial tax school district: Second. who
shall be the school trustees Of said Dis
trict: Third, the number OF mills OF C's-
trict tax to be levied and collected ann
uslly for the next succeeding two years
The following voters. qualified 70 vote
IN said election shall be the inspectors
and clerks for said election:
T. z. Staples, J. r. HandrOp and Wal
ter Ard, Inspectors; J. n. Brewton
Clerk. 2S6Afeb16oaw4w
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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR

Sealed bids win be received by tho For
est Supervisor, Pensacola, Florida MP 10
and including the 24th day Of Marcel.
1914, for 10000 railroad ties. more or
less. to be made Of green and dead pine
upon designated areas within r. 1 S.,
Ranges 20 and "a W. T. NJ, tributary
to Doggy and Carriers BayOus- F1oridB
National Forest. Florida No bid OF less
than z cents per tie for dead timber.
and oents p~- 10 %o- Ereen timber.
and for larger ties at the rate Of t2 per
M feet B. M for dead timber and SO for
NJ feet 3. M for green timber according
to scale, will be considered Deposit
with bid $500. The hight to reject any
and all bids reserved. Before bids are
submitted fun Information concerning the
submission Of bids should be obtained
from this Forest Supervisor, Pensacola
Florida. feb23mch1b-S1
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EDUCATIONAL.

BOOKKEEPERS. Stenographers ana
assist competent neopia TO secure prsi1
lions along these lines. Whether you
need help or want a position we can serve
you. Pensacola Business Institute. En-
ploynent department. 124 Ia North Pal
afox street, Phone S97,
FOLLOW the Crowd to the Pensacola,
Commercial College. It enrolls and sue
cessfully places IN positions more than
ten times as many students as any
other school in this adjacent territory
UnequaIled advantages offered to our
students, Address an correspondence to
J. G.. Foster, Pres Pensacola CONNER
cia1 College. Pensacola, Fla. p. o. Box
141. 1efsb
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EXCHANGE.

ExCHANGE-s60O approximate present
value. block Of 20 lots. close in, fronts
300 feet PaIafox paved street. Half or
all for improved city home or farm land
Nothing better offered in Pensacola
Eugene Todd. owner, San Jose hotel.
East Wright street, Pensacola. 22febSt'
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SEEDS and NURSERIES

SEEDS Of quality for Florida growers.
Write for our descriptive catalogue
which gives you culture and when TO
plant. Crenshaw Bros. Seed Co, Tampa,
fla 1Ijan3nos
NURSERY STOCK-Hish grade Sat
sumas. Pecans, Grapefruit, etc, sold
direct. Save agents commission. Write
for catalogue. Pensacola Seed & Nur-
sery Co. COTTAGE Hill. Fla. 23nov
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN the OMITTED Rtates District Oowrs
Northern District OF Florida, IN Bank
ruptcy In re J. Il FrederioISson and
Charles Fred erickson as individuals, and
J H Breoertckson a. Son. Banlxrupa
Pensacola Fla, the creditors Of j. "a
Fredsrickson g. Charles Frederic1zsoal a.
individuals and J. II FredSrfclyson a.
son, of Peusacola- Fla-. said district. are
hereby notified that on tho 18th day on
February, A j.. 1914 they we're duiy
adtudged q bankrupt. and that Tie nrFs
meeting OF their creditors wiz be r-la
at my once 400 Thiesen building IN the
city OF Pensacola, Fla, on tns 9Th day
OF March, 4. d. 1914 at II o'cIoufE a. ma.
at which time the creditors nav attend
prove their claims. appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting
FATTILLO CAMPBELL
Referea I'm Fsanlr1ptcN-
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The Journals want AID Way"
AGENTS WANTED.

COLORED MAN OR WOMAN represent
at1ve wanted in each locality. Part or
full time. $50 to $500 a month. Every
customer secured gives you a steady
monthly income. Only one appointment
In each locality: hurry and be the first
natl, Q. 22feb
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WANTED-To exchange
Real estate for First Natl
onal Bank deposits. Address
p. Q. Box 81, Cantonment.
Fla. lS'an
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-23

FOR SALE or TRADE-One 50 h. D.
Tubular boiler: one Sc h. p. Tubular
boiler; one 40 h. p. Fire Box boiler; so
h. D. engine; 50 IA. p. engine: small saw
mill: Madison BaIuster turning machine:
side flooring machine: one surfactng
ma chine: shingie packers: knee boiler.
F1onlaton ETdw. Co, Flomaton, Ala.
15feb2v"
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NEW 5 Passenger Automo-
bile-cost 100000. will
sacrifice at $4,000. Condi-
ton guaranteed, Write P. O.
D. 001 1;+xz 2oJan
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PIANOS.

YOUR PIANO can he made Ike new in
tone, touch and looks by our three eE-
Low prices, and you can pay by the
week. The Clutter Music House. 14nov
YOUR PIANO TUNED and repaired at
lowest price for frst-class work Sat
isfaction guaranteed once and shop,
1890 18th avenue. Phone SIS.
7. Conrad Scott. 1SnoC4m'
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INVESTMENTS.

Believing in the future OF the Satsuma
Orange in this county, have this winter
set more than two thousand OF them near
Cottage Hill as own investment; (near 90
aCTes). VIII sell you good Orange and
Pecan land there. 10 acres and up, pay
able 80 cents per acre per month for ;
years, without interest or taxes. II
wanted, viii have set and cared for a
your expense, on two acres Of each ten.
Oranges and Grape Fruit (budded on
Trifoliata) and contract for fruit from
same 10 half pay all expenses, including
land Ny loss If crops fail. W. 6. Reeve.
1912 Z. Cervantes street. Phone 1905
21<eb
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Pensacola Lodge, No. 4, I. o. o. =
Pensa cola Lodge, No. 4. l. O. O. r,
m eets every Thursday at 7:30 p. IN
Raford Hall. corner Baylen and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited
I. N. DAVIS.
A. L. KERLE. y. G.
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-23
AUTO SUPPLIES

wANTED-Your automobile repair work
Full line of FORD accessories always
on hand. Out-of-town orders given
prompt attention. All work guaranteed
Prices reasonable. Abbott Auto Supply
Co, 2Ia hxxAA Rsaes>As PA@~~ 49, Sfeb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-23

wANTED-Old style guns. pistols. re-
vofvers. etc. Address, giving price and
description Charles Pugsley. Monticello.
Fla 12decSms
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ARTESIAN WELLS.

ARTEsIAN wELL.S-wm put In wsn q
to II inches diameter; any depth, and
Artesian Well Co, Cottoudals Fla.
lTJansnas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-23
CITY TAX col LEcToR's personal
TAX NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the Ta-
Assessment books OF the CITY Of Pen
sacola are now open in my Office for the
payment OF taxes for tho year 1913. and
that all taxes on personal prop.
erty remaining unpaid. go days after
the date Of this notice. will be enforced
by levy and sale as provided by law.
Dated this 23rd day OF February A. -.
1914.
]. Q. WHITING.
Tax Collector, city Of Pensacola.
Zg8A 23feb6Ot
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AGENTS to sell cigars to retail trade;
have premium with goods so attractive
agents and samples free. Ajax Cigar
Co, York. Pa. 22feb
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to furnish large
quantities of Excelsior cord wood. In
quire personally at room 4oS Thiesen
building, Pensacola Excelsior Company.
, l2feb2w%
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SOAP-Octagon and Ivory-1o bars for
p cents with each cash purchase Of
800 every Monday. Other days s for %
cents. The Crystal Pharmacy. saug
TENTS AND TARPAULINS-Au sizes
for sale or rent. Correspondence sole
tied. 4. II. Mcleod g. Co. Manufao-
turers, 6o44 $685. South Palafox- Phone
I176 25feb
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The Fisher Real
Estate Agency
STORAGE-MOVTNG.
Business Opportunities.

LOCAL PARTNER wA1yTBD-3Tc in
vestHnent All steel sectional Rsraras
and small buildings. Very atfrwrtfvs
proposition Fullest sales cooperation
Permanent, profitable Ruhv NLRuufal,-s
turing Company, Jackson, Mich. 22fsh
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SECRET SOCIETIES
SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION.

OH rN4NiSF1 ' . - EiN iOfNs
-A.l,, Regular conclave n
,>l$S&s1kzz|s Occur DeLAon Comu1s-l-
dery 10. I. knights
- Me- Templar, Monday. Feb
4zZzzseNNSSF z3rd, a. 7.so D. m. So
'VSSaSNN journing Sir knights
IL 49, courteousIy invited
fah' c. W. GRAY,
J. 6. WALTON. z. c.
Recorder.
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wANTED-You 60 get my price on auto
mobile tops. I make s. speciality on
tops, cushions, slip covers, dust covers.
etc. Phone s2s- s14 East Romano street.
w. e Spitxer. mch2s
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wANTED-A competent house girl APP
ply go N. Spring street. 1sfeb1t
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AGENTS-KeyIess Paddock Works like
a safe. C1everest invention ever seen.
Sells like wildfire. Jones, OF Pa, sold
la in ten days. Profit s64 so. Thomas
Keyless Lock Co, 1924 Wayne Bldg,
Dayton, Ohio 22feb
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WANTED-You to Watch
the FORDS Go Bv.
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HOOTON & WATSON
THE RENTAL AGENTS." =.
Biount BuIidlnn Phone 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GARDENS PLOwED-A- J. Watkins VII
plow. plant and work your gard en-
Raise what you eat. Phone Watkins a
7S1 after 2. m. 7jal
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wANTTD-ro borrow $4,000 for six
years. at q low rate of interest. Gilt
edge security given Address Loan
care Journal. Ifeb26ts
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wANTED-Your Job Printing and orders
for Engraving Of an kinds. calling
PRINTING CO.. - West Government
1tuly
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ORDER OF OWLS

:. 6. WALTON,
Recorder.
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totVbFdI nICe cOILaEes-F iSheTV1IIe, Bay
Shore and East Pensacola Heights
ranging in price from $40 to $40 per
month.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
un nuey0 Obst&culo.

Todo csc dia, el iunes de esta
semana, el pQbIico esper6 ansio-
SO las prometidas declaraciones
hnales del Presidente Carbajal
respect0 q la situaci6n dificilisima
por que atravesaban e. y los su,
yos.
Va tarde, las dos Camaras LIE
g~isiativas que forman ell Congre,
SO De Ia Union Sc declararon en-
session permanente. Uno de los
oraaores de Ia Camara de Dipu-
tadcs dijo que Embellishments
ha5ia sabido que Carbajal estaba
decidido q abandonar So puesto,
ent"eg&nGoIo temporalmcnte a
Cobernador del Distritc, Que asu-
mira eI Poder Executive hasta la
entrada de los Observation-Disclosures
Q Ia ciudad. Agreg6 ell Grader
que en- su concepto ell Congreso
debia disolverse, presentando.in-
continent una moci6n en- csc SEN
lido.
Varies diputados objetaron esa
moci6n, alegando que el Presiden
te debia presentarse personal.
mente en- ell Congreso a presen-
tar 81 renuncia, en- el lease de que
asi 10 deseara. Pronto Sc gene
ell debate sobre este asun-
to, resolviendo la mayorfa cue Sc
nombrara una comisi6n que fuera
a yer a Carbajal, para conocer
sus verdaderas intencioIes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
Cuando regres6 la comisi6n que

Cuando regres6 la comisi6n que
fue mandada a Carbajal, do cuen
ia de que ell Presidente no tenla
intenciones de reilunciar y SUPPL
caba al Congress- que pospuslera
sus sesiones para ell dfa siguien-
tie, en- cue esperaba reciblr I'M
portantes noticias de los constitu-
cic~nalistas, que crefa podrian oar
por resultado soIuciouar ell con-
flicto sin necesidad de cue loste-
deraIes evacuaran Ia plaza. ii
Congreso cedi6 luego 2 las indlca,
clones de Carbajal Y aplazo sus
~sesiones para ell dia siguiente.
Nuevas decIaraciOnes del Gene
raj Velasco.
Aunque ell Secretario de la
Guerra del Gabinete del Presl-
dente Carbajal, habia deciarado
ell dia anterior que les federales
evacuarian esa noche Ia ciuoad,
yolvi6 q decir refriGndose al mis-
asunto, cue en- case de emer-
gencia no saldrian de ella y sc de-
fenderian hasta morir.
"Lucharemos dijo Velasco-
cue ell Gltimo de n~osotros
haya muerto, antes de evacuar
ncondicioraImente Ia ciudad.'
Extraofcialmente sc asegura-
ba que este nuevo cambio en- Ell
Gobierno era debidO a un tele.
grama que reeibi6 Carbajal de su
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Los delegadoa De Car5a-
jail Hogan 3 Veracruz.

EI lunes Negarona Veracruz los
fracasados emi5arios de psz del
Presidente C~arbajal, GeneralLau
70 FiIiar Y David Gutierrez Alien
de, de donde sc dirijiran 9 Ia ciu-
dad de Mexico Z dar CuenCa de 81
cometido.
Al ser intsrrogados dijeron que
no habia esperanzas De cue Car
bajal Y Carrauza Sc entendieran
nj de que llegaran a ningdn are
glo pacifico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
"a fERDAD icEnCa DEL
CagELLJn

(nc" IN espeCielist3
cuTOpeo)
= cue contienc los ST.
EU!entcS CGp!tuios:
Maray...as del Ca
bcllo.-La eSt-uctura
del Cabel,o y del Cue
70 CabclIudo. Las
CaUsa5 que moIVal
10 CaIda del Pelo y Ia
de-
coEScSulr Y cOnsc-var
Una abundante Y her
moss Cabeilera.-El
T~ratGmlentO cue haco
GTCtar el Peio en- 3
semanaS.-Tnformes do
cMalteo satiSfechOS.
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Soy una Dc las InnCias psTSORas qle a.
t~eStigaaa cue las C2aas FledsH Teco-
hrar 81 color beiieZa EatgraEeS
SuMINIGTRoLk eRUERA, CRhTlS

Pcrnttcre erviarle gals, ~iIfornes completes.
con los que podrl devOlyer g sus caGas el color y
bellcza HatuFales &c la iUventEd, 70 imGotts cue
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T%RiTiEiEKT0 GRATIS

P-oboremos q aueg-
ira costa cue e. RE-
s{EDLC CALVACURA
impeGi.& L. catca
del peio y "a picazon
del cUc-o cabelludo Y
curG "a caSpa, hacicn-
do LrCta- el .pelo. AL
reclbo de 81 nombre
= direcci6u, i~lc,uyen-
90 seilos del correo de
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81 pas ~cQuivalentes 10 centavos en- Gro
a2?ericano para ayudar a cubrir los
rastos de franqueo, la enyiaremos rn
T~rata!niento do ruestro RENEDIO
CALFACURA 10. / que vale S1.0o. iunto
con el fo!ieto ~antedicho titulado I'm
Ferdad ace-ca Gel CabclIo." Corte este
Cupcn = envfelo hoy mismo al Union
Laboratory, Box s12i Union, N. Y. e. u.
GUP0H PARA UA TRsTkKlEaTo GRATIS De sl,oo
Union Laboratory, a
Box So, Union. N. z, E. q. AZ.
LIE adJunto en- seiios del correo eli
equivalente de 10 centavos orc amer
icano para cubrir los gastos de fran
| queo, por 10 cual me enyiara al In
stante su Remedlo Calvacura que vale
$l.OG y el folleto titulado La yerdsd
acerca del Cabello."
Adtunte este Cupon en- su c~arta,
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Sjgue en- Ia pGginG 8.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
In Eol!eto Jntecesante.

Jurto con atanta carta frma-
da por ell Presidente dc Ia Escue-
Ia Normal del Surocs.e del Esta-
do de Texas, Sr: c. L. Evans, de
San Marcos. Texas, recjbimos uu
jnuaresante fclleto con todos los
datos establishes ' demds infor-
mes del lzo pericdo annual de di
enc pIantel, correspondence ala
temporada escoIar-normalista de
l]9I4-1o15.
La escuela a cue nos venimos
refriendo csta u5icada en- San
Marcos, poblaci5n que dista Gin
cuenta miylas al Norte de est8
ciuda3, y tiene seis mil laboriC-
sos y progresistas habitanCes. FL
edifcio de Ia Escuela Normal Sc
asienta S0bre una cCllna, C5sde
don6e puede c~ontemplarse las be
liezas naturales que Ia circun.
dan, Y donde Sc aspira libremcn-
te el aire puro de los campos.
Durante ell aEO escoiar de 1915
1914, concurrieron q sus classes
mil trescieutos ochenta discipu-
los, de los que trescientoS seten-
ia Y seis recibieron diplomas y
certificates de estudios del Esta-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-13
Antics que Yeniirse.
Yiene de ~ pGG. I.

Yjene de 10 pig. 1.
bIaci6n distante treinta millas de
la Capital, habia caido en- poder
de los constitucionalistas, bajo
las 6rdenes de- jefe rebelde
Francisco Mvrgu!a, Y que Pablo
Gonzalez Sc habia dirigido violen-
t&mcnte para csc rumbo q tomar
pcrsonalmente ei mando de les
fuarzas, porQue Sc Saba que los
fedorales que sc retiraron de Pa
chUca Sc dirijian sobre IXtlahua-
ca.
Ell Gobernador rebelde de San
Luis, Eu,alio Gutierrez, eXpidi6
una crdcn urgierdo a tCdos los
6UeG0s dc tiendas Y 0tTOs nego-
cics z que Sc a~presuraran a aDrir
sUs puertas, pues de no bacer!o
asi en- el tGrmino improrrogabie
dc echo dias, 10 harlan por 81
propia cuentaIo los constitucionaIis-
Cas en- bercfcio de su cquSo.
Lasfue-zas rebeIdes rodcan Ia Ca
pitai.
FL Iunes muy temprano pudo
n0tarse en- Ia Estaci6n &c Buena-
vista que estaba iiato como para
partir !uego, un tren especial,
que Sc suponia estaOa destinado
para conduc;r al Presidcnte Car
bajal a algGn punto fuera de IA
ciudad de Mexico.
Sc decia tambi6n que estaba
lista una comisi6n cOmDuesta de
cYnOcidos maderistaS, para saiir
q c~cnferenciar con el cabeciIla
Oregon, respecto & Ia forma en-
que seria mas conveniente Ia en-
trada de los rebeldes d Ia Capt.
tai.
Para radie era IN secreto cue
Ia ciudad estaba rodeada per los
constjtucicna!istas y este tenia
ncrv.osos q los capitoiinos. 0bre-
g6n Sc encontraba desde hacia
a!guncs dias en- TuIa, con veinte
mil honbres; Nicolas Flores en-
Pachuca, con siete nil; Julio Ma
dero cerca dc Tulancirgo con Qua
tro mil; Estebau MARQUEE, en Il
plaza De TuiauciEgC con cinco mil
Y Eufemio Zapata en- Miipa-Alta,
con L,eve nil. Total, Mexico
estaba cercado por cuarenta y
ciaco mil hombres dispuestos a
luchar, y con la grandisima ven
taia moral de sus anteriores y
numercsas vi~ctorias.
FL principal dc los jCfes rebel
des, Oregon, cue parece sera ell
primero que con sus fIerzas en-
tiara a IA Capital, maad6 aviso a
L. ciUdad de que garantizaba a
sls habitantes Ia paciEca entra-
ia de Sus trop2s.
EItra-ofcialmente sc anunci6
q Iunes en- Mexico, que csc dia
so!drfa Ia primera brigade del
ejGrcito federal, rumbo a Pue-
oIa, donde mas tarGe Sc lie reu-
las tropas restantes.
Ese Gia reiDaba la mayor quie-
tgd en- IA Capital, y parecia he
calmado IN tanto Ia mortal
lnquietud de sus habitantes.
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r. g-r-er~r1 proar- ~. vIrCP
II frn-,-a.s mg73 "C--i,5.c-cs SsCGe.zz"
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-14

day with relatives and friends in
Orion.
Mrs. James Pollock and daughter
in-law. Mrs. Albert Pollock. spent las,
Tuesday in Rock Island and Daven.
port.
Miss Mary Farrar was I'm Orion last
Tuesday and installed the members
OF the Orion chapter of the Eastern
Star.
SIR and Mrs. c. F. stough,on left
last Tuesday for Ottawa where Mrs.
Stoughton will take treatment for her
health.
Mrs. Thomas CasteeI and Miss Daisy
Barker went TO Kewanee last Tuesday
where they attended the funeral of a
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Carlson OF Ke-
vance arrived last Monday for a visit
al the home of their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson.
Sorn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eek OF
White City. Kan, Frida- Jan. .. a
son. Mrs. Eek was formerly Miss
Phoebe Hallgreen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Rosenstone
OF Sandwich arrived last Tuesday for
a visit in Cambridge.
Miss Olga Anderson, after spending
the holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Anderson. left last Tuesday
for her work in Ot.unwa. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Forsberg and
baby. after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Forsberg's sister, Mrs.
James Pratt and other relatives left
L.. e. - l. r
rel, Neb.
Miss Abbie Smith entertained the
members OF the VI. /. w. club at her
home on East Court street last Tues
day evening and a pleasant time is
reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper L. Smith of
Meadville. Penn, spent last Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. s. Y. Attwater.
Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Mile
Rockwell. a Cambridge girl.
Mrs. G. Parsons Goodrich and daugh-
ter. Frances, after spending several
months with her mother. Mrs. L. A.
Keagy. left last Wednesday for their
home in Fort Wayne. Ind. They were
as far as Chicago by Mrs.
Keagy.
o. r Angevine and family OF Lin
coin county. Ohio. arrived in CAM
bridge last Tuesday and will work for
his cousin. II. l. Angeyine, at the
dairy.
About fourteen couples we're present
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Huh
in the east part OF town last Monday
evening. Progressive dominoes was
the game of the evening. Selma Lar
son getting the first prize and Mrs.
Frank T. Gus:afson. the consolation
4 two course luncheon was served
during the evening.
Mrs G. II. Angevine. after spending
ten days at the home OF her brother /
in-law. II. l.. Angevine and wife. left
last Monday for her home in Patask- 1
ala. Ohio. She was accompanied as /.
Tar as Peoria by Mr.. Angevine.
Omar Evans. after spending several /
weeks with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. 4
Evans. left last Monday TO resume his !
studies at the Kirksville, Mo-, School
1f Osteopathy.
S. p. Peterson was a business call
sr in Galva last Monday.