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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
25be Scbruar bIeo / ariitiania ici

ret pna en- pafter ~ itcnmiuaSiuI0
Wiaaoe. Stortinaet began iig lam.
let til @or 6reliers airfc, bpor Son.
gen % Hegieringen oQiaa par iii.
itebe. |aitor @ogneitno boIot i'm
pafre % itcmnin0aiuIoe |rroifeu
paa 9anoSmunl. Sra Bette Stco",
iagoc ban, "par Der pao Ocnuc Gag
/ 1914 1000 Irme iom rctte0cS moo
@imlcn ur0er 2sitet on at pile Der.
ne ON port Sano o. 6olf."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Scsat. Sra Bergen meobcIeS ben
26Oc 6ebruar. &iebmano e. Gn.
gclien bar / N%nleoning al i'm SO.
oorige TeoieIS0ag ioog ifirnfet o..
600 Str. til ct 2egot Tor @eboernc al
Sismdnbsbuiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

%codongsperioSe tegnet 1914 til at
bIiue CT Qoot gIar. SeIifdbet bar Or.
orer inoe pod gpauiug al s IieieI.
motorifibe. , Ga5iaqeronnpifibe og
ct tort GrtoI SfibSmotorer. llo6pt.
tet ior 1913 or ! psf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
grnuo.

"rnno. 6ra g~tntlsbing NJ, moo
oeleS Den t9oe 6ebruar. REQ st.
then / Not opitoo ser SIo / ,Spoif
9efIGoningaopIngS 9utif paa nj.
ga6e her. Cmtrent belle @arcIageret
Der bar loriitret Tor 10000 SER.
brrnote, inject oct InffeoeS @ranOoG.
Tenet at bIipe Serre oper Saoen, ser
antnges opitaact oeo llioriigtigbeo
meo en- FetroIelmsIampe. Sorret.
uingen5 SnOebaper or Siobmano 3b.
Veterien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
st alimrcnoe SilSeEife foreo

/ bi$ie Sage omfrin0 6leftciiorb,
meo6cle@ oeriro. &e0 NrOobeIe, om-
trent Ell boIp Simes Sci ira gpen,
cr Ser giort et StTng, iom inoebol-
Ser opcr 5000 aoSier. 90 minore
StGng oiereS itooig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Samar Stiff. 80 Nlor NOR hrt iieI

Snmar Stiff. 80 Nlar bor Set iieI,
&c "Samar Stiitsfioenoe" Sen lite
Vtorts, iioen Oct nlpprcn0e Snrnor
Stiit oprettebes. Gen Tag 6ellutte-
oes nemlig oct bopprenoe a~riitinnin
Slit self / TO, ariitianio % Somar
Sitter. Set iiOItc omiotter iom BE-
flenOt SeoemartenS % ariItinns
Nmter, og er 6et min0ite Of 2anoets
Is Sitter ioaoel / lloitrpfninQ iom /
6oIfetal. Get me Stiits 3 @iifoper
bar pPret 6oIfeitob, SiQe % iiOen
1906 Gbriiten 9run.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Chr. Golin Troiesiur? Get forIp.
Ser, at set biitoriif i%iIoioiife 6afultct
moo 3 ct. bar ioreilaoet at giere
Nroiesioratet efter Wtoltfe Moe til
ct @rofeSiorat / ~eliropGiif 2iterotur,
boortil 0ocent Gbr. Goain ioreiIaaeS
u0uppnt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Snrmeiitcr q Mniu. Sra ais6cn.
baun meooeles oen 230e 6ebruar.
5 @encrnlioriamlirg i 9urmciitcr
& @aina Sfibabpggcri opI1ite 81.
reftsr GeSial, al Ger / oct iorlGbne
Aar er uObetaIt benpco ) 0iillioncr
/ Arbeioslm. Sfient Ger ioreitoo en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

NOrscs ~itrrite So? Ian 8ooroer
@eboIt / SoIum itaar Ell Ga, iom
mnaler s - otte - Metcr | Sm.
treOs, iortrQer "6remifriot" Soo
piOt @laOet peo, er bette 2an0etS
iiprite Srp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Sc nbcloiae Nftiunrrer. 9lf

&c iiheloiae NftionGrer. Nftio-
rGrerue / Dc tisbenhaunife Sporoeie,
lom MI er oDergoaet ira ct priuat
SeIifnb til aomnmneu. er fSortioen
meget ubel0ig MitilIet. huis oe life
bar unore SnbtpgtSfil6er emo glfti.
erre. Der blep foretaqet Here Cara.
tioner al Sporpciene, GA Be ifuloe
ouerqna iii aomnmuen. Ten ii0ite
(aration5ticroelic mcute hoerfen
Selitabet cIIer 3ommluen at fultue
pGre tlent meo. og Ser iere3 Tor ii.
ben Ell QiSpltt 0crom oeo Sol. od
StuO9rctteuS Ti0nefauncr. 1cnne
Ciiplt UeoOarcr enonu. OF iaa.
trent Sdgen ifal til 6eieiteret,
oil oct trGtte IPnqe uo me0 Iidis.
reIien. AftionPrerne ianr irotil oa
buerten Itticrne inolgitc elIer Ren.
ter uobetaIt. Com Grempcl paa oet
pbeIolGe 8irfninG al oct omtulte
6orbol0 nTuucr "ToIititen", at Ell
Game, iom bar Sporpei3aftier iii Ell
9cIsb al 10000 SIR, itoo / geqreb
meO at meI0e iig til Sattiqopieret.
oa bun life er iituuo iii al iorisrge
iig icIO. inulGnae bun life mootager
uogct ll0bpttc al Iftierue.
eenO "9eeOrab. eOteu" I'll GlTst co gsnnss
I BET a1mle GGuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

HOrScn'icloife. Sra Sron66icm
meo6ele8 BEN 36ie Wart3: Stnret
ior Get norOenfieloife SompffibSiel-
fob bar i0og peotaget at uopiOe af.
ticfapitolen meo inOtil ~ MiIIion
&r., operensiteltmen6e me0 8cne.
roIforiamlingenS tioligere 9citem-
melie berOm. Gmisiionen pil bIiue
uOlagt ira % meo WanOo9 Ben 9oe
Mart3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Grltntning til Norifc. g,

orp6te peo SernbaneiammenItooet
ifior SPIT ubenfor 2ioerpool par en-
norif Moifiniit, iom eiterloo Tia en-
fe og ire ~uiorierqe0e Barn. Otter
enocl 6orban0Iin9cr meIlem set nor.
ife loenri9Soepartement % Serbia.
neielifnbet bar Bette 9aoet ino pau
at betale Gnfen 1000 Groner / Or
Itatning. iii oe 70 andre NorO.
mPno, iom bIep fupitet peo lllpften,
bar &oniitIatet / @ioerpooI hos Gel.
Ifa6et opnanet $1,000 aroner / Gr.
itotninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Srnfnct / Haufcn. Sra

0rnfnct / Haafcn. Sra Sono.
nesiieen meloes: Gn isrgclig lllpf.
fe bGnbte forIeOen Spuoag / @el.
fior0en. 8narobruger Soban &ri,
itionien Sols ial6t / en- Hnaf %
0rufneoe. San bar 80 Iar CANINE
og efterIaber Suitru og fIere imac
Born. Gen forlIpffe6e bar en- ben.
neipl oq aibolot Wan6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Stntcn fis6cr ISusic.

Statcn fisher susie. Heaicrin-
gen forcilaor Sn0tieb al 9taio2 %
Here 6oSie / Glitter % NtunOal5
Nmt. HoioS bill flnne uObpggcs til
10000 @f.. Sc sprige 6o$ie til A..
600 6f. tiliammen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Reforo. ifriper "Sta0. Gitcnbl.~ Get
or innmeget mere opcrraifcn6e, ionl
10 @ri@Iingiiifet ilog rent ieiI iiior.
SotaIuSierieIen / 1913 ior Sermetit
er ncmlia 30 Ntillioner ag. moo
.27.t WilIioner S9. Goret isr. :
1912 tit nj inb 21.6 Miaiouer SIR.
Tor por 9crmetif moo us @iIIioucr
aroner Naret for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Yrufesior Ileranocr Snggc.

er / oiSie Gage inoienot ct Iroro.
genoe I'll airfeoepartementet ont Ell
GARLIC @~eUiIgniug iii i'm. @roicsior
9~llerunber @ugge pna 2000 ar. iom
1ilIGa iii bans @artpenge paa $500
Str. I'll 6ortipttelie az bans oioenita.
beige Irbeioe. gnoroqen0et err I'M
oertegnet al en- Rpffe llniperiitetslp.
rere % fienbte Qolitifere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
SpalIclifabet "6aitur". IRA z

Spalielifabet "&aitOr". Sra Cons.
berg meooeIes ben 25oe 5ebruar
SpaIielifobet "auitor" bar for 1913
en- SruttoirotNgt al $4,000 Str. oa
en- Hettoinot9gt al $4,000 SIR. Gel.
lfabet ioreiloae5 oplsit, ioet Siref.
tioneu mener, at 9riiten life mere
bill bIipe lennenbe peo SelIfabets
6angitielt. Yortugiiiif 8eitsAirifa.
ga Spalbeitanoen Der er i Nitagenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Hcftur ,Seracnicn nrN Mnmnr 0n

GcftOr S%sracuicn oeo Nomar 2u.
rerifoIe bar inbien0t Aiitco&onieg.
ming. Ser9enien iom M cr 70 gor
aaumeI, rpoer op~eroroentlia itor
NnieeIic iom Sfolemono % bar poo
en- uomcrfet Waaoc hruNet 5raoitio.
ncrue ira Sc TO tiblilerc 9eitnrere al
@omnr 2rrerifolc Ncrtibcrg %
Care. Ssraenien bIep aniat iom 9ln.
benlprer / 1878, bIeo 9citprer /
1888 o. Hcftor i 1902.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Nnlroacne / Snic. :

Nnlrggcne / SBIc. Sra Stauan.
ger meooeIes 0en 24oe 6ebruor: af.
tieielifobet Spiciioro p~oa6egpnOer /
oisie Gage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ger oper De baanoqipne @o$oroas-
rettig6e0er / Anroal for at brin1c
Grboeruclien / Croen inoen Soften,
ou llo6Dgningcn iislge ao%ncesiionen
maa begpn6e. Get er en0nu life al
Qiort buoroiOt &piepoSbraget ifol no.
bpggeS til 2pieblmoen eaer til Gan.
geian0. Oct er en- Gel al NorooI5.
pas0raget iom ifal oo%erferes til Qpie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
MnndDs Serial til Sena? G6port

MnndJs Scitial til Sena? GOpor6
Ntrnd bar meobelt, al ban life pil
OcItoge / noaen IN a|onfurrance ON
Seforotion al ll~niueriitetets 6eItiul
/ ariitionio. WundJs ll0foit til 8cit-
iaIsbeforotionerne uoitiQeS for Ii
Sen / GpifIono. s Sena bar inbflp.
b~cIiesriqe arpfter iut iia / 9eppqeI.
ie for at inbfiebe llofaitene iii Dc.
foration pes S5ena. llniperiitetet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
era Oanmarf.
Siuliner fpr 10000 Or. er mil

NFVIIHNI TUT T'FVVV wv q NVNFB
res Srbbrno %itianlet ira en- 0ioIma.
GER / aisbenhoun, oeriblonot Ell Gre.
moneicr til 5000 SER. Gpoene moa
rare 8ienoere, oa Sc bar toget sc s
beoltc blanot iIere Sunoreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Sra Uoroe.

2ufpmutiuialocn paa gal neo.
brGnote iorleoen Nat. Get IpffeOea
at rcbbe De 2ofomotipcr, iom itoo
Stal0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
8rubebrift paa Garmsi

9iesnpsgaaroens Snbmarf bar 81.
reftsr SopfinS / Sisie Gage isans.
lat 9rubeunberisge!ier / en- grtsan.
uisnins. Otter bare nosen iaa "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Hurgesialpetercn. Hepvc

terne 9agerup, Wisen, 2appen.
Sanobeim, Nnpatsmorf % gfteitel
bar ienot Stortinget en- 6oreitiGing
ON, at ser for at ifaiie Norges Serb.
brugere % Smaabrugere 0orgesial-
peter til biaigite 4ris, iegeS truifet
en- SrOning bporpeo set Siientlige
oucrtaaer Smiptnin9en berai for oet
uOenIanoife 6orbrug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Sermetifnofsrislsn / 1913. Ser.
metitinouitrien bar ! 1918 iat en- nm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

eeuO "1etOrnb. eOaea" I'll elrst 90 genus
I BET admle GuHo.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
THAT
JONES WILL Be
RECOMMENDED
TON CORRESPONDENT OF THE
JACK kSONViLLE METROPOLIS,
SAYS HE WILL BE POST
MASTER

Louls Ludlow. The Washington cor
respondent o. the Jacksonville Me-
ropoHs. who is well informed about
Florida matters. predicts that w.
thpIey Jones viii be the next post
master at Pensacola The Metropolis
oi Tuesday carried the following spe-
cial from him:
"A big contest is on over the post
mastership at Pensacola.
w. c. Jones is here to press his
claim for that office, and other dele
gates are expected from Pensacola
Ii today and tomorrcW.
The active contestants besides
Jones. are b. = Hancock II. {. Arm
strong and j. q oliver. 1t is predict
ed here that Mr. Jones will be ap
pointed. lie IS a former Pensacola
newspaper man.
"RepresentatiN Emmett Wilson eX-
poets to decide the matter this week"
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
MEYER SHOE COMPANY
THAT BUSY CORNER
PALAFOX AND r , NJ A Ma

steamer. .:1Vl G!reddN been de
spatt he'd. TIC 'K2samd, and the
''karOnga."
The other line has already de-
sratched one Vessel. the st. Patrick,
and will shortly announce sailing dates
for at least two other steamships.
One of the items which is expected
to play quite a part in the operation
of these lines is steel and iron from
the Birmingham district, and it is eN-
pected and in fact is SO unofficially
stated. that the greater part of this
business will he handled through the
port Of Pensacola.
1t is expected that the steamers to
engage in this trade regularly will be
larger than the usually sized tramp
which ordinarily does business at gulf
ports. and one of the advantages which
this port is expected is the coal bunk
ering business
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
DR.. CAT" GETS
TWO YEARSF0R
USING MAILS
MAN WHO DEFRAUDED MANY
FLORIDA NEGROES is ARREST
ED NEW ORLEANS AND SENT
TO PRISON..

J. NJ. Mckay, known as DIR. Cat
who is alleged to have defrauded
many Florida negroes and some few
whites, has been given a two-year
term in the federal prison for using
the United States mails in his scheme
to defraud, according to the following
from the New Orleans States:
u. NJ. Mckay. known as DIR Cat"
who advertised himself through the
mails as able to accomplish any
thing. pleaded guilty in the United
States district court, Monday to an
indictment charging using the mails
to defraud. He was sentenced to two
years in the federal penitentiary at
Atlanta by Judge Rufus E. Foster.
Mckay made a practice of curing
ills by absent treatment" Most of
his alleged cures were accomplished
by VoOdooism. His wife, Susie =.
Mckay, who was indicted Jointly with
him, pleaded not guilty Monday and
was placed under bond"
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
STEAMER LINES
TO OOR|ENTFROM
THE GULF PORTS
TWO HAVE BEEN LATELY ESTAB-
LJSHED AND PENSACOLA is ON
THE REGULAR "PORTS OF
CALL" LIST WITH EACH.

Two steamship lines have lately
been inaugurated direct to the orient
from the gulf ports, both of them hav-
ing been ORGANIZED in authorization of
regular fifteen day sailings upon the
opening of the Panama canal.
They are officially known as The
South Atlantic, Gulf and Orient Line
and The Atlantic Gulf Far East Line.
and on both of them Pensacola is
among the regular ports Of CALI list
The first-na med line announces that
regular monthly service from Calves
ton, New Orleans. Mobile. Tampa
Pert Tampa. Pensacola and Savannah
to Yokohama, Osaka. Kobe. and
pCrtS in China as cargo offers I'm
n1ediatelY the Panama canal is opened
a frequent service will be maintained
in connection with the regular fif
day servi e from New Orleans"
Among the agencies in the different
ports to benefit more or less from the
organization of this steamship line is
named The Gulf Transit Company. at
Pensacola, which is of course the ex-
port shipping branch of the l.. & n.
railroad
THE OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT.
The announcement Of the Atlantic
Gulf Far East Line is little differ
ent. 1t recites that it will maintain
regular direct monthly service be-
tween South Atlantic and Gulf ports
via of the United states and the Far
East via the Suez Canal until the
opening of the Panama Canal. when
steamers will proceed via Panama
Canal from New Orleans, Mobile, Gal
weston. Port Tampa, Pensacola, Sa-
vannah and other ports in the south
s inducements offer. to ports in China,
Japan, the Philippines and Straits
Settlements" The local agents for
this line are understood to be the
John A. Merritt Compan' hrt the or
sanizers and packers are the widely
known firm of Norton. Lilly & Co,
New York, the European agents be-
ing the F,llerman & Bucknall Steam
ship Company, Limited, London. z. c.
By the last firm referred to- two
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
NEW HAVEN SUCCEEDS IN
UNSETTLING MARKET

New York, July 15.-Urgcnt selling of
New Haven shares, which declined TO a
new low record on the stock exchange
at 49s4 at midday. was attended by
considerable unsettlement elsewhere in
the stock market. Offerings of New
Haven came mostly in 100 and 200 lots
suggesting that the liquidation scamH
mainly from small investors who had be-
come disheartened a result of the
Interstate Commerce Commissions re
port concerning the former management
of the property
Commission houses with New England
connections were am 1ng the principal
sellers TODAY, but the movement, aC-
cording to rumor, was materially as
sisted by bear selling from Boston.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
EIGHTEENTH ERUPTION
HAS BEEN DEVELOPED

Red Bluff. Cal. July 15.-Black smoke
belched a mile high from the crater on
I.assen Peak today. and then drifted
southwark in a banner ten miles long.
The amount of falling ashes was small
compared to the great eruption of June
a. but the volume of the cloud was
fully as great, and the duration of the
disturbance longer. The outbreak be-
gan to dwindle after two hours. Today's
is the eighteenth eruption since May 80.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16

JEFF SPOTS, who conducts news
wagon at the corner of PalafoX and
1ntendencia streets, was among the
visitors out at Bayview park TUESDAY
afternoon, and although he possesses
only one leg he demonstrated to the
visitors at the bathing resort that he
was good swimmer as majority
OF them.
j. f. Smith. proprietor of a drug
store at Marianna, filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States court yesterday, in which he
scheduled his liabilities at about $1,000
and assets, including stock, at about
$700.
L. H. Putnam, superintendent Of the
Industrial School at Mariana, is in
the city on business in connection with
affairs of the institution. He is reg
istered at the San Carlos.
Twenty-one cases were docketed in
the recorders court yesterday morn
ing and fines amounting to $S4 We're
imposed. Two cases were continued.
three were not prosecuted and seven
defendants were discharged.
A L. Boykin. a prominnt citizen of
Cypress, Fla, was among the large
number Of West Florida people who
came to the city yesterday and who
registered at the San Carlos.
Napoleon Carroll, charged with the
theft of rope from a boat. was given
a hearing in the city court yesterday
morning but it was decided to let the
rounty authorities try the case and he
was bound over to the higher author
tiles.
f. L. Porter of Grand Ridge. was
in the city yesterday, registering at
the San Carlos.
On the charge of assault, q white
man named Burt Miller was fined $50
and costs in the recorders court yes
terday morning, the prosecuting wit
ness being a white woman who al
legged that defendant had given her a
thra shing.
Mrs. NJ. B. Rogers and Mrs. J. Fill
ingim and children. all from Pace,
Fla, were among the many eXcur-
sionists who made the trip to Pensa-
cola yesterday. They were registered
at the San Carlos.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
PASSED SAND KEY.

July IL p. m, steamer Proteus,
bound west: midnight, steamer ca
mello, bound west; midnight, steamer
of Mallory line, bound west.
July 15.-2 a. m, steamer FL Oriente,
bound west; 10 a. m, steamer Luck
enbach, bound east.
Cleared.
Br. ss Annie. Williamson. for Genoa.
via New Orleans, with $4,000 5 #
lumber. 100 bales cotton, 1850 bar
rels; 250 tons Of bunker coal
Aust SIS LodoviCa, Gladulich. for
Barcelona, with 4S5, 200 ft PIP lumber
o. bales cotton; for HueIva, with 1922
900 # deals 337, 900 S TT sawn tim
Der: for Seville. with 1S4 900 # PIP
lumber. $4,000 ft sawn timber; for
Cartha gena, with $4,000 # PIP lum :
ber, $4,000 # sawn timber.
Sailed.
Br ss Rose Lea. for Genoa
Br SIS Annie, for New Orleans.
Br SIS Stanley, for Montreal
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
Dangers of Cholera Morbus.

In almost every neighborhood some
one has died from an attack of cholera
rorbLs before medicine could be pro-
cures or a physician summoned. Every
family should be prepared for such
IN emergency. Mrs. E. NJ. Snyder,
IerKimer. n. Y. says, About four
years ago my husband had an attack
nf cholera morbus. l gave him Cnam-
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and 1t relieved the pain i'm
mediate:y. and two or three doses OF
il e~ected a cure" For sale by all
dealers. taoV)
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
VESSELS IN PORT.

Cayo Domingo. Br, 1913. Newman.
Cardenas, to the South Atlantic
Steamship Co.
F'rieda Leonhar1r, Ger, 1918, Lemke,
Jacksonville, to the Gulf Transit Co.
Kalimba, Br. 3117, , Bombay.
to John A. Merritt & Co.
Charleton, Br. 1853. Venning.
Charleston, to NJ. A. Quina Export
Co.
Lodovica, Aust, 2654,, Gladulich.
Tampa, to Gulf Transit Co.
Penistone, Br. 2736. -, Rio ia
neiro. to H. Baars Co.
Schooners.
c. w. Mills, Er. 372, Bush. Havana,
to Stearfns Lumber and Export Co.
Maud B. Krum, Am, 633. Erb, San
Juan to John a. Merritt & Co.
Goldfield, Am. 625, Erb Agnadilla,
to Master.
heterogeneous. Am. AT, Sommer-
vile, Bahia Blanca, to Stearns Lum-
Der Co.
Barks.
Fredenborg, Dan, 264, Kirby. Fort
de France. to H. Baars.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
ORDERS THAT BOOKS
BE KEPT IN FRANCE

Paris July 15.-The French courts to-
day ordered Henry Munroe & Co. Amer
lean bankers. not to send out of France
the books and papers demanded by the
United States courts in connection with
the case of Mary A. Doan, a dress
maker of Brookline. Mass, whose i'm
ported dresses were alleged to have been
under valued.
The case has caused a sharp con-
troversy in regard to the operations OF
the United States treasury agents abroad
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
STORM RAGING IN THE
kANAWHA VALLEY

Charleston. ". Va. July 15.-The
Kanawha Valley was swept during last
night and early today by storms which
caused losses estimated at s250.0oo. The
Masonic temple here was damaged $50
600 by lightning, several building were
blown down and telephone and telegraph
wires crippled.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
Kathlyn Williams.

Another movie heroine has grown
weary of the matrimonial yoke. kath-
lyn Williams, who played the leading
role in The Adventures Of kathIyn."
will seek liberty through the divorce
court this month. She has been mar
ried twice, and is the mother of a
-year-old boy, " no lives with her
in Los Angeles.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
MOTHER OF CONGRESSMAN
MCCLELLAN is DEAD

Menu his Tenn. July 15-Mrs Caro-
lima Mckellar. IS. mother of Congress
man X. y. McKelIar. of the tenth dis
trict. died here early today of pneumonia
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

The journal will oay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient 60 convict any boy or
rerson found stealing sUhst trIbera papers
sitter delivery Of same bV carrier.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16

a QuinIne That Won't Make You Nervous
FERRILINE is a rade-nlark anne which
designates the first. original and only
liable Tasteless Syrup of Quinine. An
improved Quinne. pleasant to take: does
not nauSeate nor cause nervousness.
Children take it and never know it is
Quinine. Especially adopted to adults
who cannot take ordinary Quinine. Try
1t next time you need Quinine for any
purpose Ask for o-Ounce original pack
age The name FERRILINE is blown
in the bottle. 25 cents. (adV)
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16
MANY VISITORS
COME TO CITY
FOR BIG PICNIC
ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUC-
TORS BRINGS LARGE NUMBER
ExCURSIONIST TO PENSA-
COLA,

The annual celebration of the order
of Railway Conductors occurred yes
terday and. is usual on these oc-
casions. a large number of visitors
came 20 the city. The Louisville &.
Nashville and Gulf Florida & Ala
bama railroads made low round trips
to Pensacola and while the number to
come from POINTS over the G., F. & \.
was small. the Louisville & Nashville.
handled between nine hundred and one
thousand passengers.
The celebration was given at Pal
metto Beach and visitors and resi-
dents alike gathered there during the
afternoon and night. The crowds at
night were particularly large, the Pen
saCola Electric Co. putting a good
schedule with cars from the city al
most every twenty minutes.
The celebration was a big success
from every point of view The best
of order maintained and the
crowds to return last night were all
we'll pleased with the evenings en-
tertainment.
The conductors inaugurated these
celebrations about ten or twelve years
ago and now they have become
events which residents of the city as
we'll as all sections along the local
L. & n. division look forward to with
pleasure.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16

Fredenborg. Dan, 264, Kirby. Fol
de France, to H. Baars.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16

L. H. Putnam, superintendent Of the
Industrial School at Mariana, is in
the city on business in connection with
affairs of the institution. He is reg
istered at the San Carlos.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16

b L. Porter of Grand Ridge. was
in the city yesterday, registering at
the San Carlos.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-07-16

Mrs NJ. B. Rogers and Mrs. J. Fill
ingim and children. all from Pace,
Fla, were among the many excur-
sionists who made the trip to Pensa-
cola yesterday. They were registered
at the San Carlos.