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The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17
TIE OLD OAkEN
BUCKET ONE Of
HEART SONGS
STORY OF HOW the FAMOUS
SONG CAME TO BE WRITTEN
AND SOME FACTS ABOUT ITS
AUTHOR.

Samuel Woodworth, the son OF a
modest Massachusetts farmer. was
born in Situate, that state, January.
19, 1885. While the family were poor
and had no luxuries, their lot was no
worse than that of the ordinary New
England family. and they lived in com
! paratiVe comfort.
While his life was a succession of
ambitions, attempts and failures, his
fame rests secure on his faithful por-
trayal OF the old-fashioned we'll and
weather beaten well-swsep, universal
ly to be found in the farms OF that
day
While living in New York City, on
Duane street, he came home one July
day, nearly overcome with the heat.
and with nothing to drink but the tepid
water OF the City-iCe being unknown
in those days in the summer months
he exclaimed to his wife: What would
II not give this moment for a long
draught from the old oaken bucket
hanging in my fathers well!"
Samuel" replied his wife, wouldn't
that be a good subject for poem?"
Forthwith he sat down-the thronging
recollectiOns of his childhood crowded
thick upon hin-and that charming
idyI Of bucCHc New England sprang
into sheathless life and fame. The
music is said to have been adapted
from an ancient Scottish melody by
J1S52
This song, like so many of the
heart lyrics Of an elder day. is found
in the famous song collection called
II cart Songs'-which this paper is
offering nearly free of cost to its
readers.
We recommend them to look for the
Heart Songs coupon, to be found else
where in this paper today-and learn
the terms upon which this remarkable
book can be had
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17


The Boer War GIalem) Five
General Lambert. retired Edward
Cllsbee.
Mrs. Lambert. his wife-Jane Wolfe
Jane. their daughter-Marfon Sais.
Lieut. lack Lambert, their son
WILLIAM Brunton.
Captain Doane-Larry P=vtor-
Jaubert. q Boer general-W1Iliarn H
West
The herotsr1 Of one man. the weak
ness Of another. the love Of 4 sweet
and beautiful girl and exciting scenes
Of daring on the field of battle make
The Boer War Z fIm Of which the
KaIem Company can be justly proud.
To save t1e brother Of the girl he
loves from disgrace Captain Doano
confesses to q theft Which he did not
commit ana IS discharged from the
service
Under an assumed name he en1lsts
and IS appointed orderly 10 the boy
for whom he had made the sacrifice.
The latter recognizes him. and is only
prevented form telling the truth ny
the man himself. The two fight side
by side ir many engagements and gain
z reputation for bravery. The boy -
wounded ard his sister comes TO nurse
him. She meets Doane, and when her
brother sees her contempt for the man
she thinks is 2 thief, he Confesses and
eIone nerates his friend
She begs forgiven ess, and the two
have 1ust acknowledged their love
when the mar Is called into battle and
Is dssp sperate'y wounded. He recov vers.
but the doctors say that he will he
blind for life He Is restored to his
former rank. awarded = medal for his
bra very during the Carnpaig and ne
and his sweetheart are married.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17

tiful Pensacola bay, of which he had
Ir-rd. Reared or the banks of the
classic Bosphorus, he hungers for the
water.
Mr.. Basmaiian IS we'll known to the
pastor OF the First Baptist church
here, and. being himself a speaker has
consented through courtesy to address
the First Baptist prayer meeting Wed
nesday night.
He IS also d singer Of ability, and
has q daughter teaching music in a
WeIl-known Georgia college. He sings
in his native tongue, and will no doubt
do so Wednesday evening.
The congregations and ministers of
the city are cordially invited. as far
$ practicable. to lay aside other en-
gagements to hear him. He viii bring
fresh to the hearer scenes Of the Bal
kans and the Orient. No collection.
Public welcomed.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17

Excursion every Wednes-
day night on Baldwin to
island. Leaves 7:30.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17

of New York. of has
leted Metropolitan
*hic is uredb by law to
mir
IN
features o Con1pA
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17

cattle upon a thousand hills, and all
the gold and silver are His; and the
association believes that He would not
be pleased to have them beg in His
name. They would not like TO beg IN
their own name, they aver. Hence they
depend entirely upon voluntary con-
tributions When these shall cease TO
support the work then the work viii
stop Or IL funds increase with them,
the Drama viii be spread proportion
ately to every land. At p. m. and
q m. daily.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17

of vegetation was suffering for IT,
Mr. J. r. Eldredge visited Camp
Walton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahuron. Mr. Mckee
and Mr. w. r. Hill were callers Al
Mr.. HartgTOve's Sunday evening.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17

Free balloons Thursday to
each customer. The Crystal
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17

InvigoratIng TO the Pale and sIekIy.
The Old Standard general Strengthening &
tonic. GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC. drives out Malaria enriches the
blood. and builds up the system. A true
Tonic For adults and children, SOC
CAdv)
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17
SHORT TALK At
PRAYER MEETING
K. H. 5AsMAJIAN, FORMERLY OF
CONsTANTINoPLE, WILL SPEAK
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

A gentleman Of accomplishments
formerly of ConstantinopIe, now a res
ident of Atlanta, Mr.. K. H. Basnaj jan.
is in Pensacola for a weeks rest and
surf baths
Mr.. BaSmajian, though an Armenian,
says ne Ionged greatly to see the beau
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17
TO THE PUBLIC:

TEE Ns Hos % its I 9t Dsa h
ssf ssH the by & Is % se three years The Chief
this Company Of its Pyhqde in the payment Of Their claims
features Of the oommndadOn"
% @ the asq rom sF % TsRs & in
THE COMPANY"s GROWTH AND MANAGEMENT.
1s zeHz sFe se os eaas Of % S3 many d 3 so ] a5o & % % the
same time sdy ShsaPensd the cost OF insurance podo both by direct
The report si 5s @ #S Ss72s za : a ssa 3 ssas'' ss bonuses
with PbSy s e9edsd the P Business f 9a d sp bring INTO
this notable growth has involved the handing adne
IT'S POLTCY-HoLDERs SATISFIED.
The fact that the pses due their insurance by
fb.hp @ @ ff1sFs @ pnass sssY9 per- ssss.
~ This last mentioned :1e perhaps the convincing F could BE
they remarkable showing
IT'S SOCIAL SERVICE. @@ssase@
G@eae ] aitd s SE 8 Sso s striking out pioneer
nursing service SCALE
metropolitan o" for T9.6 @ cSnPsy @ 8 paid d @ SbHs "'" 1913
these % out & SGRsn 5 f the ] F es tho hose T a"e n b fsay I ]
bneaf
Universe Of fbenefcs siih1don most import
ABREAST OF MODERN THOUGHT.
@ adnb ia 1 % what y dS @ @ @ od: g
doin the abreast OF modern thought be
s 5 si ee2s @ g fields from " ~ all tall" has
Assets, s447,829229.oO Liabilities s414,e44,327.51
Lar&est tof in o. n
$2,Sl65O4,462.OO
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
JofiS rss s'i fIEopn9A%. s:f sr P@T@rP2np fss
AVENUE, NEW
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AauallRrtF; Sktzzrn nttn 8~pnharhtrugpp
tfntt fiatltrhRn KrtPgaarhauplat5.

fGtpu9uns NIT, Tim Is bon glinbs'
rungen db3ubalten. sic pIiinour
oennod Elm bisdsn germ. 8G5u iibsy
FGIsn iie unbsissts GebDfte uub BET,
radldfigen 70 lire gfli9t.
Mdn Iisbt alfo, oob bic ruTii6,
9eersseinteiIung in bielem punlt 81,
beiien Qbiidten BAT. Die aofuitr
niFen aud DobI, Sob Iie ale Rdb.
rungsmitttl, bic fs bon ben gano,S
eiupobnern erbolteu, All besabler
hubeu. llnIdugit fPielte Tid Elm,
tibihe gpiiooe Bel SotaI a6 (noroa
lid BON aemhsrG. Cine apIaitaub4
tsilung mar i'm Dirts6dus erIGis.
zen uuo IieB IiG's pp4l fem. Gam
tsrlausteH bic Better tire Rednans.
Der Mirt bitete Ii9 natiirli6, bon
ieinen Iitbsn @ditsn aud nur cine
Sopete an3une9men; fie dber beItan=
ZEN bsbarrIid baroaf Tire S6uI.
oigteit gu erfabren. Der perdnafigt.
|8irt nanute cine fleine Gamme.
Odmit iparen bic Rofaien ni6t sas
frttbef. Gle poQtsn ben poQeu
qreis erIegen un6 tdten es aud pirfs
li4 in 6fterrei9iTdem GpIb. 81.
ne 0iertslfunbe fpdter IAN Der
.gfarrer oes Dries uno iammert,,
ris aOidten bitten ibm feinsn Sob
IduB erprsBt.
SIN ae.,9nos3ierungsoisnF ktFsn
rte Eoiaten Ii9sr ni9ts. Die Sc.
fangensu piftn uitt einmal, aeasn
hen ie tdmpfen. Stlbit Ole Offi5ie.
re tommen i'm 3errain nur nit i6s
rtn Naturtnitintten fort. Sins unIss
rer Regimenter fipg in STtgaIi3itn
suhtrei4e aoiafenoffi3iere; nur Elm
eiu5iger bate cine Rarte. IS mar
Dos Elm fdls6ter Radbrud Der 0Tters
reihtf9en Spe3idItdrte 1:75.000,
9latt rMdbriI4 9ltrau", abtr nit
liiGifder Romtnflatur.
Gslbf. 8auern unb 8auernfG6ne,
bsrife1en Is ii4 auFs bette NIT ben
0orfbepObnerH unO niibsn ie at
SpiOnaoeSienItsu aus. als fe In
GssrnDpiB einridtsn, mar Is i6r Il,
ftes, bic @orrdts Der aIeiberlaben al
tonfis5isren, UNI oamit Gpione aus
'uriilten. Die 8uuern ouF pObpIiIdem
9ebiet pdrsu ibuen aud INNER nil.
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DrirtarhlannH Strgrauprtrauptt.

Ns bate cd bic oanE msli bridnpOttH,
gSdt btnis Bolt nm Bolt an 1sHidIaHos loren
ilnt broft ben NnttuIaRbe iinitrnnna.
Bon allen 3sHsH rnm MsHIdeHaHsn,
aHs jsbtm GrOirl fpmmtn bnnIls IaHtH
@i ibrer Nsrblnh, i6rtm gtmisOfaue.
GrbfsiHOe rsidtsn Fd briStHt bic oanSe
limb iawnrrH GiOe hh gu EsHii4IaabS Gnbs.
GaS bat benz nniu wanittrIano beridHloet?
90 bat in BIsit mb Drtbrn hd %ssbnlOt,
Tai % Sard arhsit In bic SStt fam;
60 fat orr 0nnf NIB MiftHidait g%cpilOeru
limb 6risSsnsuert BEN arissssOtt pOrasuasH.
50 idnf fh Slid, Osridendie Rot nnb Gram,
Gr5suett Meidtnm iar bic riansn esnts
Hub OabHra eiIaiHat unS Cuff mad gsnis.
Der 9rite iab bic Stniideu GIeH elHbeH,
Sis Sdiiinbrt padisn nHb ben 0aHbd 6Ii6su.
"a wHrOs linn auf ieinsr Saiel bana;
Gr nsiSstt bic btatidsa 5rieoeuswsrfs,
9Oa Oct Der Surdt Dor 1satidIanbs EitIcnfdrft
Griutfte anpft IN i'm gsruidtnngsOrons.
1ram lief CT fnrdtsgtii6t pom eaHO ~ annSe
llnb idirte beimIid an ben g6lfer6ranSe.
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Ter 6rants N Der Slads tets a%rudriia,
Ter Nnis III sum glanbt inner iertie.
Ia bate 0Holaubs Tide IeiGtrs SpieI.
90 mudltem S~uhlaHbs eabimdt, oraHtrsiGs Blade
@ht GHslnnOs gsb nnO 5nrdt OnmeiHe Sadie
ilHS bic gerHidinHo 1entIdlanOS N Oao 3id.
Nae bsimIid Fe IL nSdfan aammu iGnitL
Gle lDasea isRtt "a Oifea aHSJarHisa.
Tod DeHtIdIaaO wanlef Hi6t nnb uHrridrcden
gerHimmt ben edrm sS ibrsr arieaesalodsH;
IS bat ben glnt, u~ertrnnt ani isiHe NiadJt
@enH ale Neltem lire Sor6en Ieubrn,
Gas Oentids Sdiucrf biro fe OOn TtntidfanS uenSu
I'm Gieu nuO i'm &siten iie6t bic geadt.
atin GelnO sntueiH Oss Ratirrlanbes psrbr,
limb rnbis idldit SaS Sinh aHi bsntidsr Gros.
lidts iufrO Die Side, bic gtridmSrang nikeH,
Ter 9sntids peiR irin gaterlnnS ~ idattu.
@rHn CT wie StnrmwinO iu bic Meibrn ianf,
Sast r. in idasS llHmuts finfrsm @rOle
lie Sdnrsn elmer gSelt bon Ssnf6lGnSs Sdunt,
Gas aicteni2usrt In ieiuer Giiruinuh.
limb nidJt uOm Sample rnG'n bic Sentidcn SsIben,
Bis 9entidlaHbs ScinOs Ssuti6ianos Siege mellon
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Terstaufgebote fiihren ale Rordt.r
i'm srTien .UIiec Sie Qdn5e. Singh
Bat man Is aud bel Der reguIdrsu
adSuIlerie tiugtfibrt ooer tpenta.
Fens erprobt. anfaRss ma9te BIZ
9aH5s unfsrs asute itubig. Fpdttr i'm.
tonisrte fis ibntn gar Hidt msbr,
WRit sintm gii.nidlag oss i9psrsu
5dbeIs lit ie entpsosr serbroAM
oosr gsaeu Bic G9altsr bss pferoea
gebuueu, poralf Der qdnssnreittr In
Ger Wellee iptbrlos ole aopfbi.6e
~aniersr aaDaIltris smpfangt. Sober
etr3tIne lit t0tIi6.
/ Infer umgsbdngter pel3 6ingsgsn
bat fia gerdbs3u nlS 59iIo gegen
Gle 9an3e btpdbri. Sd babe fsibIt
tinen ulansu gsiebsn, Der bon orsi
ocsr bier 2anjenitiden Iints estrofs
fen uub ebsn nur an Der 6aut gee
ribt mar.
ght nsI9er RidIi9tsIoTgfeit, ia
@arbarei Die RuHtn arieg fibrsn,
pis penig is 0absi ibre elgenen
asuts f9onen, 6apon erfubrsn unfe,
re peiBsn 0rasonsr Orr. 15) EN-
9dIpisI. Stt ritten In entipidelttr
2inie einen fIaGtn 9iigsl embor, auf
6tlen duosrtm gang ruKif6e asittr
iie6sn foutsn. 2As lt bic 9nmmlinie
errei9tsu, g%etpabrten iie rihtig i'm
9al ben Gtgner. St mdrIhierte abs
nungslos in bic RoIonne. Goiort
Durbe attads serittsu, DreuHo unb
5sino mifdten f9 In blutigtm Rim.
gen. uno erns ruTti6s QrtiIlerte fsus
srts Gage auf Gag, oon binisn in
bic eigens Rsiterci, un aud bie uno
oa sinen Deiben Drdgoner mit3us
t~teffen.
9ieaei6t baben bic RuHen nit
ibrsn aofaIM tsins gutsu Grfab.
rungen gemadt. Sn gr5Bersn gtrs
bdnbsn feb man Iis isItsn auftrsten.
Der Raio BON aaminota : Gtrumiz
Icpa lit bstaant. aIs bomals Gsnss
raj WdnnonsIt pertpunoet mad
qemters gebradt tpurbe, bseIeitsts
ibn Elm trsusr OfFi3isr in bic Sc.
Tongeuf6nft. Differ Sffiaier ertIGr.
Ia i'm BefprGd, pelhs SnftrafEipnen
bic aoTntsn atbdbt bdttsn. tie foIten
tis Strdben, SrtIaaften, 6errsu.
Iise meioen urO Iauneu (oie ReF.
bsr3 oss @unbtrrabbis bon 9oidn
sum 9sifpid babsu lie bon iesIi9er
Ginqudrtierung freissbalten), tpps
nSgli1 I'M DoIb marI9iersn uuo
lnttrpeas GiItnbahns unb SeIegra,
pbennsrbinbunssn s~srIt0ren. asbnIi
doe AuFqa5sn iinb ou9 ben ein5el
ren Gtdtionsu bOrssseinnst, bic isb
Sd uno bort uaterlp,gs Tiub. Sit
tonnen Die gufgubsu nrr aus sinem
Ionberbaren Gruno nidt erfiiIlen.
Der Sattsl Der aoIaftn lit nSm
lid iebr grob, uuo oas bat ben
Norieil bic 2alf bss Heiters uuf bic
DIGGe bes pfttosriidsus gut au Dsr
tttIsn; 9rudtsidperoen GIFT "a isl
ten. Dagsgsu piest Der SattsI fo
iHptr, Dab 6utttr un0< Merpilteunn
ai6t gut mitserommen tperbsn tons
rsh. Die 6i9r,t Der ~einSsInen gu7i.
iden 1lnteraAtsilangeR uEo 8iige be
lrmmen n4s Qsrpflsgnnesgeib fir
lire Mdnniaaft NIT, E9sla aS,r
rar ungern Nusgabsn AZ nader.
pa Einb bic 3pToisn oeiln duf 3tqui,
ftionen dngepitisu oosr, renusn mir
u beutfd. Raub. Mldn aibt itnen
Mannf4dft ost 6ssrestnpausFis sur /,
= +. k7MF raFAAA Wyf4a4NN
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9Od iusnn Der RnitaS %ISHrnt, bic GrisSsHstunbr
S%ciduitist rnbi i'm utuu GiGsnIau6s,
&snn hsimudrts iGr ~ sVrsn eiebsH 5is6t
limb 6rcnSenirdncn end bic @ansen irndtsu,
&irS SeatidIauSS strn AM a5nrbimmI IMd.c
ggr alien nuOeru eternrn i'm 8cnit6.
Die eisocsGOffnana UirO Der 5eiuS %6esrabsn,
limb mrir Switzerland WirS @n6e 6abeu.
Or. MARTIN Srit6rid.
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CNer Observation-Disclosures Der
~ .Reuen BreisH guEe", Rooa
ao0d, fnidt ieinsm gIuits tolgenosn
inisrsFantsn geri4t:
Man bat ipobl bsmtrtt uno Oft
asnua asfdgt, Dab F9 bic aapuas'
ritn duf benz Sitlidsu ariegsi9aus
plaB 81 gsginu Oes 6~tlo3ugss ans
pfts beuofnmen bafsn, als mon es
auf @runb unisrsr 8risoenstbsorisn
sriparIst bate.
Rublano psrfi9t iiber runb 1900
Gsidbronen (Soiuitn), 0dpoH bic
6Glfte erfter Clinic, Dir baben bisieu
$50 Gstaoronen gsgsnlbsr nar
355.
Jn Der erffen g4aie bss arie9ss
nun, sur 3sit Der WlobiiiFeruns unO
6ss guFmariGes, no ra9 aagemeis
ner QnIi6t Geisgtnbsit CUR aus'
Hibuns Der, raFtiasn Rsiteriibsss
maat setpsisu mare, battsn mir ipss
Mig odbon 81 fpiirsn.
umIo unangenebmer fihlbur ipar
bic ltebermodt bsim fpdieren 8ors
marI1. 8a nubsen bic Rufen Ots
9speaungen ihfrr grus ni9t eipc
bura qatroatden tpie mir, nein,
0urh stns ununterbro6sns Rette Don
borasifobenen aonaen Sptnien 7u
fdsrn unn ~ btrIhIeiern, cine Settle,
bot Der nnIere qdtrcHilen madtIos
Itdnoen. Qur 0urd Die SG4tigtsit
unIersr 8lieger torattn mir pettmu'
den, NOS Die aq3u IdDa1e Reitersi
nptgsbrunaen peridunen .muBte: bic
@rcbauftIdrung.
90 lit miibig, at propbeasien. 81
6erIih dber pirC iia nab Dem arieg
cine aiterdtur iibet bic Grdge ents
piteln, oh bas Slisstrtorps gu psr'
msbrsn pGre ooer unItre &opoIIerts.
sic 1T cine @dflt, bic LANCER
Masbiloung beoorf. Der BETTER pie
oas gerittene pfero iSnuen, einmaI
berloren. i'm 2aufe besfsIben 5sI0.
susss toum pitbsr sriest iperben.
an Snteaieeua unO Sdmit an
gsrpeno6orteit I'M NeIbsotenr, an
Rsitausbilbung. @sI9idlinteIt III
iI,inen uno grobsn gsrbdnoen unS
oamit an Gtobtraft, Ittbt uniere
adpo[erie 5peifellos iber Der oes
Gssntrs. l1e MiitdmpFsr Der Ieb.
ten Gala1tsn bs3suosn ea. lluisrs
sfeiitret Der eritsn 2inis lit oIio Der
-aFiI9sn qualitotip tsiIDsiie iibsrIes
cen, GoIHe AuaIitdtsrsiter absr
laFen Ii1 nibt improOifitrsn.
Ois ruHiI1sn Better 6obsn osnn
cub MrmsstuDulsrie s6snIo ME
RoIdten taum ismals Qlttadsn
angenommen. nNtn mir tamsu,
ipdrsn iie nidt aus Dem Malo 6srauss
gubringsn", tldsts mir Elm m0bri,
l6sr 9rosoner. 800 oas @sIdno:
otm Gsusrtdmpf gu Sub nfdt gin
fiie mar, misben ion Die 8uKsn
Obtr brdHen IGN surs ob. Damn flo.
ben iie.
glun aber ipdren tie pobI BON ms
isrsn Dffi3isrsn %tin3uboIsn. ni6tI
cher BON Der Manniaaft. @eIpuosrs
ouF tisFem 8oosn Jamsn bic Iliultn
GttppsnpFsros beIfsr meg. Gintr III.
isrsr GtdbsrFfi3itre madte Bel elmer
MffGre cine iblt grTdbruna,
ct ritt Elm Mennpfero. bag ibm Die
9anb nobm mub ibn aletn mitteu
Hurd bic fIisbenben GipOs trus; CT
bstam flint 6~iebpunosn babel as.
Mit ausndbme Der auban. uHO
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ginHu.a Bargain acines 9imban
Bio in bor8iioLidem 8uitanb
iebr biaig fir gnar. Eel. Dong.
Ids 1853.
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8abnGr3tlide arbcit. - Qae sobn.
Gr5tlihe arbcit au8gefiibrt inter
Tcrgfdltiaer Iufii6t I'M @reiahtor
Genital College, 90 fioI. is. Str.
ainber8dbne ridtig geiest. @cbiib.
rem iebr mdbig. s[tsaie9cn fret.
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@srlangt-Md6den fir aIIqemeine
6nusdrbett In MIR 3tDeif0pFiqer
Gomilie. Moberues Saus. SeIcpbott
GARNER 626. Sdreitt ODER FRAT an
bet Hrau Grant gopo, 1923 Sarneo
Gtrdhe.
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Water ~anitreidltr iuht SteIlunq,
no ibn @cIeaenbeit aeboten III,
oas Sapeaieren al e~rIeruen. 96rei,
fe: G.-Cmaba 9ribine. gf3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-13

Miuaro Goop, Bntente, 1ks0 Gin
0sotionoI gdnt Building, act
GouaLas $3.50.
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steflnng ais Glert IN @rocern. ODER
sdublaoch and auf benz Qdn0e
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
SOLDIERS LEAVE
TO QUELtRlOTING
Two Trains Depart From Fort
Sheridan With Men Des-
tined for Strike Zone.

Chicago, H., Nov. 5.-Four troops
of cavalry left Fort Sheridan yester-
day afternoon in two special trains for
Fort Smith, Ark, where they will as
sist in quelling strike riots in the
Hartford Valley coal mine district.
The departing troops were com
panies A, B, and D of the Fifth Cav
airy, 4S5 men, under command of Cap
tain w. B. Scales.
They took along two rapid fire guns,
the sight of which, it is hoped, will go
a long way toward quieting the rio
ters.
The first train left the post at 5:15
o'clock in charge of Captain Scales,
senior officer in the command. The
second train left an hour later under
the command of Capt. c. B. Taylor of
Company d.
1t required thirty-eight cars to carry
the troops, of which twenty were for
the horses, eight were tourist sleepers
for the men, and the rest were for
baggage and equipment.
Colonel D. L. Tate, who remains in
charge of the post, has only a small
squad with him, not even enough to
guard the prisoners in the guardhouse,
nearly all of whom today will be taken
to Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
The Fort Sheridan trops are to en-
able Federal Judge Youmans of Ar
kansas to enforce orders of the United
States Court.
When the men entrained, wives.
children and sweethearts waved fare
we'll
Washington, Nov. 5.-Major n. F.
Mcclure, commanding the squadron
of the Fifth Cavalry on the way from
Chicago TO Fort Smith to keep order
in the strike zone of Hartford Valley,
Arkansas. has been directed to issue
a proclamation signed by President
Wilson.
This proclamation sets forth that
the troops are to be used solely for
supporting officers of federal courts
in exercising their functions in Ar
kansas. 1t warns rioters and ''unlaw-
full combinations of persons" to dis
perse before noon, Nov. 6.
Fort Smith, Ark, Nov. 5.-The fed
eral grand jury summoned to investi-
gate conditions wherein miners are al
legged to have prevented federal court
officers from performing their duties
was impaneled yesterday, but adjourn
ed until Friday, when Judge Frank
Youmans will deliver his charge
Fort Smith, Ark, Nov. 5.-Miners
and sympathizers burned a number
of houses, including a big boarding
house, at Prairie Crook early today,
according u reports received at the
United States marshars office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
ROOSEVELT VOTE VIEW
is GIVEN IN THE BIBLE

New York, Nov. 5.-When Theodore
Roosevelt was asked for an express
sion of opinion on the outcome of the
election in New York state, he said:
In the Episcopal church, lessons
taken from the bible are appointed for
every day of the year. The lesson for
Nov. includes the second epistle of
Paul to Timothy. chapter iv.. 3. 4, as
follows:
For the time will come when they
will not endure sound doctrine; but
after their own lusts shall they heap
to themselves teachers having itching
ears, and they shall turn away their
ears from the truth and shall be turn
ed unto fables
After all the returns are in 1 may
have something more to say"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
STOCK YARDS TO
CLOSE FOR WEEK
Six Hundred Infected Cattle
Being Killed and Carcasses
Destroyed Today.

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 5.-Closing of the
Union stock yards to last nine days,
beginning next Saturday, was an
nounced today The foot and mouth
disease has broken out in stalls out
side the yards, where there are 1900
fancy cattle, gathered from Canada
and 2S states of the union, and the
value of which is incalculable. Eight
cen cases were found among them to-
day
The fancy stock was exhibited at :
dairy show. The pedigree value of the
herd is $2,5O0,OO0. Exhibitors are or
ganizing to protect their interests. The
state pays them only the value of the
slain animals as meat.
The national live stock exhibition,
set for Nov. 2S, probably will be called
off this year. 1t is the largest live
stock show in the world.
Six hundred common cattle which
were infected, are being killed today.
The carcasses are to be covered with
quicklime and buried in long trenches.
Danger of a meat famine resulting
from the closing of the Union stock
yards is remote, according to officials
of leading packing companies. Re-
ceipts of cattle, hogs and sheep today
were $4,000, or $4,000 less than
Thursday last. The decrease was
mostly in hogs, the prices of which ad-
vanced 20 to so and sheep advanced
10. Cattle were 10 to 20 high.
Evansville, Wis, Nov. 5.-SiXty an
imals brought from Chicago last week
were found to have foot and mouth
disease, and were ordered slaugh-
tered.
Washington, Nov. 5.-Federal quar-
antine has been imposed in Wiscon-
sin and Ohio because of discovery of
the foot and mouth disease.