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Jews Granted Equal Rights

ST. PETEBSBURG- The emperor will shortly sign proclamation granting the Jews equal rights in civil and political mat
 ters, It Is reported that the czar has also promised Poland freedom of speech and re hgjon if she will remain faithful during the
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British 10 Bonbard Naval Base

The kaiser has suddenly left for the
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STEAMSHIP SAILlNGS

The steamship Senator is scheduled to sail from Nome on September 2j and October 25 and the dates for the sailing of the Victoria from that port are September f, October and October 2S
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Tuesday Aug. I8.-AIa~Ia at Hot Springs, down bound. Casca down White horse, 1 a. III. Dawson up Coffee creek, 3 p. m, 17th. Jacobs scheduled up Tanana river this afternoon Julia B. down Cinema, , a. m Schwatka Gibbon for Dawson, ? p. m. 17th. SeIlirI at Dawson Tanana up Ninto, 4 :l5 d. Ill. Washbum at NuIato, 10 a, m. Whitehor.e up Big Salmon, , d. m. Yukon at Dawson
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Crown Prince Wounded

The German Crown Prince Frederick Will liam ha@ been seriously wounded and taken to Ak Ia Chappelle for treatment. The kaiser is hastcning to see him.
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French Advance in Alsace
French Aviators Drop Bombs
Germans Continue to Advance

LONDON-Despite repulses, the Germans continue their march through Belgium and have reached Dlnant
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at noon Wednesday the Germans were cut, ting the allies to pieces. The hospitals are full of wounded. AeropIanes are scouting over the city.
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Some Anlerican BntiinskTs

The French government has accepted the entire force of American rough riders who have volunteered their services, and also the aviation reserve corps
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(Ia-mslS in Retreat

PARIS The entire upper portion of Al
 sace has been cleared oi Germans who are rctreating hastily toward StrasbGrg.
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French Control Passes

every passage through the Nosges noun t&,ns. l. is everywhere reported that the kai>er's troops are hastily re;reating. Heavy losses have been sustained on both sides. The Germans abandoned their wounded, and the French are taking care of them
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Monday, Aug. I7-Alaska, Fairbanks for Dawson 10 q. m. today. Davis at Glbbon. Julia B.. Fairbanks for St. Michael today Schwatka, Tanana for Dawson today Yu- kon up Eagle 7:30 p. n, Panama up Hot Springs, 10 p. m. lGth.
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BY THE CREEK TRAIL

The log boom that was washed out of the creek between the towns of Flat and Dis covery has been replaced, and travel is again going by that trail
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British Cruiser Protects Coast
Germans RepuIsed Near Capital

VANCOUVER, B. C.-The British cruiser Newcastle is here to protect the coast
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Germans Victorious in North

ROTTERDAM-Frightful losses have been inflicted on both sides in the action in Northern Belgium. The Germans are victorious. The allies are holding their own in the South
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]! RIVE; ,!II " }; $; ,. B

Ray Henderson made quick trip to Dikeman Sunday with his launch, the Tramp, and returned Monday Harry Wat son, manager for the White Pass Company, was a passenger to this city
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Terrific Eiighting at Nanur

It is announced that the Germans have captured TirIemont, and that terrific fight, ing is taking place at Namur.
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Captain Thomas Derr.ng, Thomas KclI and J. E. Desio, the steamboat inspection board, left for Dlkeman on Monday last.
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Austrian Port RomharlEed

BRINDISI-Th French fleet from the sea and the Montenegrins from land bonn barded the Austrian port of Cattaro all day Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Swiss to Defend NeusraIity

BASEL-An enormous French army is pressing the Germans in Alsace Swiss troops are massed On the border. Can't Stop Germans fro1n Crossing
 PAR1S-M Military experts admit it will be impossible to stop the Germans from cross ing Belgium on account of their greater numbers.
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Germany Makes Offer to Belgium

Advices from Berlin state that Germany. in view of the gaIlantry and vigor shown oy the Bclsians in resisting the German ad- vance, will grant all concessions demanded, provided Belgium will grant them freedom in crossing the country. Belgium has re fused +Lo OFfnr
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Have your pet negatives enlarged by Clemons & Noon
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PASSENGERS ON PRAIRIE BELL

Passengers for the Outside who left on the Prairie Bell Tuesday night were as fol- lows: Mrs William Peterson and baby, J. E. Streid Dr H. Behla, Frank Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Miller, Miss Ullmer.
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h the operations along the north Swiss border the Germans and French are en- gagged in a fierce battle. By terrific charge of the French cavalry the Germans were LriLln ncrnss tLn AIal.sn
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John Holmes. Henry Weir and Ramps Peterson gave their new gasoline boat a trial trip for week end excursion last Sat urday. They returned Monday, but reported the weather not propitious for yachting. aS it raincd all the time.
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Mrs. Goebel, wife of Robert Goebcl and sister of ]. l. Riley of Otter creek. ar rived in the city last Wednesday from Los Angeles, and will make her home in this
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"Wednesday, Auq. I9-Alaska up RaI

"Wednesday, Aug. l9.-Alaska up Ram part ? 30 q, m. Casca down Yukon Cross ng, , q. m. Dawson ny Carmarhs. 9 a. III. Jacobs. Tanana for Mccarthy ?. III. 18th. Julia B. down ToIovana, 7.30 a. m. Schwatka up Kanpart, 18th SeIiiri, up Dawson, a. Tn. Tanana up Cinema, 9 q. m, Washburn up Louden, 5:3O a. m. White horse at Whitehorsc. Yukon, Dawson for Panama, noon today.
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Austrians Sustain Terrible Losses

ATHENS-A force of Austrians attempt ing to invade Servia by way of the Sabatz mountains has been routed and 15,000 kiiled
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Dave Straubcrg went down to Dkeman Sunday to meet his family, who were on their WAY home from Fairbanks where they have been visiting most If the summer. He returned with them on the White Seal Monday.
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The habit of chewing starch is said to be gaining ground among girls especially in Iaunories A doctor declares its effects as injurious as those of morphine or cocaine.
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Mrs i~adorc BavleS came in Sunday from the hospital at Flat City and k at her home. Her health is not greatly improved.
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Copying and enlarging, also all kinds ot portrait and view work. See Clamons X koon, Flat City
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The Germans have begun q general attacl, along the entire line in Belgium, planning to capture both Brussels and Antwerp. The Belgians are putting up a stubborn resist anCp
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General Monnemich Killed

General Von Der Marwitz succeeds General Monnemich, who was killed in the assault upon Liege.
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Deny That Liege Has Fallen

The Belgans have repulsed the Germans, and deny that any Notifications at Liege have fallen
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Horrible Slaughter

In the battle at Haclen Wednesday only five hundred Germans out of five thousand engaged escaped death.
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FOR SALE-My house and lot at the corner of Willow and Third streets; three rooms, cache woodshed and barn. Will sell cheap Mrs F. M. Rusi,,
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C4ptMn Jim Haley chief engineer of the Riley X MaIston dredge, Was visitor ln the city last Saturday.
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WEEKS WlAlR!l BULL lE;7I'IINlS

Germans has begun at Tirlemont, also al pnssnlI
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FRIDAY, AUG. Fl
Recapture of Mu!hauEen Confirmed

PARIS-The reoccupation of MuIhausen is announced by the French war office
 It is persistentlv rumored that the Ger mans have entered Brussels.
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I'll E MAIL

The mail arrived here Sunday morning and the outgoing consignment left here Fri day morning.
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French Advance in AIsace-Lorraine
Allies Cut to Pieces

The French are making q brilliant vance into AIsace and Lorraine.
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Mrs. F. NJ Ru>k and Mrs. Joseph II, Smith made a visit to the creeks the latter pert oi the week Mrs. Ru>k expects to leave for the Outside next week.
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Assessment Work Blanks at Pioneer.
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camp. This is Mrs Goebcl's first trip to Alaska
 Miss Vina Jllman, who has been guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam NjImer, in this city since last iall. left this week for her home in Phoenix, ArZ.
 A. B. Rome, the Discovery merchant, was in the city this morning.
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We guarantee satisfaction.
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German Cruiser Of Prince Rupert

VANCOUVER, B. CA wireless message says that d German cruiser is lowering off Prince Rupert
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Paris Hears the News
GerTners Driven Across Meuse

PARTS-If Is reported that the BeIgIans have definitely abandoned Brussels
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Jona~ Brewis went down the river cn the Prairie Bell Tuesday night to meet Mrs Brcwis and her two young sons, and re turned "Wednesday morning, MT, Browis has purchased the John F. Baird residence and they will make their home here.
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land has been forced to disarm at Nanking, 
War Line Extends Across BeIgiun

The German line of war extends from the Alps to the shore of the North sea. Brussels may have been taken and Antwerp is in danger
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Harry Locov. one of the most popular young men of the camp, Jeff early in the week for Ruby, where he has accepted position with the Northern Commercial Company.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-22

Thursday, Aug. 2O-ALicc up KotIik. 18th. Alaska up Rampant. 10th Casca at Dawson. Dawson up Big Salmon. a. n. Jacobs up ToIoyana, f a III. Julia B. down ing orders; has been stuck up the hoyukuk for three weeks Sarah down Tanana, 9 D. m. 18th. Schwa'l.a up Rampant 19th, >cllirk up Coffee creek, 9 a. III. Tanana Fairbanks for TanaHa. 10 p. m. today, con meet with Yukon W4-hourn up NaIozL a. m Whitehorse down IIootalinqIa, : a. m. Yukon down Eagle P. III. 10th
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French Control Pass
Cerrnans Plan Biz Enterprise

The French troops now control Saalt pass. commanding the Bruche valley.
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German Governor of Liere

LONDON-It is announced that General Won Kotowe has been appointed military governor of Liege
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Fierce Fighting

Advices have been received that the French are driving the Germans back from the Galicia defenses everywhere. The trenches are full of dead
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SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 1S
Aerop!ane Bonbs Kill Civilians

LONDON-A German aeroplane has sue ceeded in dropping bombs upon the streets of Namur today, and five civilians have been killed
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COPYING AND GOING

Miss Ada M.ltby and Mrs. Anna Clifton were passengers for tnc Outside on the W hltc SgaI their destination being Seattle. llrs Clifton expects to return in the spring.
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NAMUR The streets of this city have been barricaded to stop the Germans.
 American Cruiser Distributes Relief LONDON The American cruiser Ten nessec goes to Rotterdam to distribute re ai to American tourists marooned there.
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Austrians Sustain Heavy Losses

A force of 40000 Austrians attacked the Scrvian frontier and were repulsed with hrnNN lnSscS
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You will find upon investigation that my work is based on scientific methods as well as plain common sense.
 know that you can never realize what facial messages can do for you until you have given them q trial
 The opportunity awaits you to test for yourself the truth of some of my claims. What further can ! do to inspire in you the faith which will yield such gratifying returns and means SO much to you? That is why I am so anxious to have you call
 THE CROSBY MASSAGE AND BATH
 PARL0RG The Home of the Twentieth Century Turk
 ish Bath
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Friday Aug. 2I 2I-AIaska up Rampart 10th. Casca up Dawson, , a. m Dawson at Whtehorse Jacobs at Cinema, upoound. Julia B. down Koyukuk, 10:3O a. Ill. Re Hance up Melozi, a, m. Sarah down haI- tag, 4:G0 a. m. Sch~atha up Rampant 18th. Panama down ToIovana. 6:30 a. m- Washburn at Gibbon, awaiting Taulua- W hltc Horse down Sclkirk. l &. m. luaon down Circle. 3 a. m.
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ROME-The British Mediterranean fleet is preparing to Lombard Rola, the Aus trian naval base.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-13
DONATIONS TO THE
PEARL EAGAN HOME.

Times are not very prosperous any
where in the country these days, but
out at the Pearl Eagan Home, Mrs.
E!ldridge and her little charges are not
forgotten.
Mrs. EIdridge has with her fourteen
children seven Of whom are little
bits Of fellows. between two and five.
Bur they are all cared for, and during
the past week or so have been kindly
remembered by many friends.
The ladies in charge of the big card
party given recently at the San Car
los hotel, for the Woman's Corpora
tive Relief Association, sent the chill
dren a donation of ice cream and
cake. the committee in charge being
Mrs I. H. Aiken, chairman, Mrs. ].
c. Durham and Mrs. NJ. J. Elkan.
Mrs. Aiken also sent them, during
the past week three and a half gal
Ions of guava Jelly
Mrs. Charles Hopf sent a bundle of
clothing, and Mr.. H. Paulsen also
sent clothes and a high chair.
People who think that times are
desperately hard, should go out to the
Pearl Eagan Home and see these little
children and the brave woman who
lavishes so much thought and care on
them, and taking heart of grace, be
content, and courageous.
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MORE ENTRIES FOR THE
BETTER BABIES CONTEST
AT THE FAIR.

The Better Babies Contest entries
are coming in rapidly now, and the in
terest is growing each day.
The following babies were entered
yesterday:
Robert Allen, 18 months; Mrs. Jesse
Thompson, OIL North Tenth avenue.
Juanita BeryI, eleven months, Mr..
and Mrs r. D. Jones, PA East Greg
Dry street.
Arthur Charles. three years, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Lloyd, 431 East zarra-
gOssa street.
Ronald Meredith, six months, Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. caro-. sos East Jack
son street.
William b Bowman, Jr-, seven
months, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bowman,
917 East BlOunt.
Edward Timothy, Jr., seven months,
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. White, ia North
Spring.
Betty Ross. twenty-one months, Mr.
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WOODMEN CIRCLE HOLD VERY
SUCCESSFUL MEETING.

The members Of Oak Grove No. 4,
Woodmen Circle, held a most interest
ing meeting Thursday, Sept. 10th, at
eight O'Clock p. m. The attendance
was unusually large. The degree team
under the capable management of
Capt Catherine Brown. gave a very
interesting drill. Miss Josephine Fag-
giona. Miss Kate Keuhn and Mrs.
Amanda Brewton were conducted
through the pathways of the Forest
ard instructed in the mysteries of the
order.
Refreshments were served during a
social session which took place after
the business session Of the lodge was
over.
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HAYRIDE FOR THE CAMP FIRE
GIRLS OF THE GULF.

The Camp Fire Girls of the Gulf
of which Miss May Wheat is guardian,
enjoyed a hayride on Thursday even
ing Of the past week, which viii ltnger
in memory as one of the pleasant af-
fairs of the summer.
A feature of the evening was a ride
from Warrington to PensacclS, the
big wagon piled high with hay, bear
ing a very gay crowd who sang Camp
Fire songs, and had merry time on
the way to town, enjoying a visit to
the moving pictures before returning
to Warrington
Mr. Philip Pearl added very much
to the pleasure or the party by taking
them for an automobile ride.
A picnic supper was spread and the
young people did full justice to the
many good things IN the lunch baskets.
Among the guests was Miss Florence
higgins OF Warrington, specially in
vited by the girls to share their pleas
ure.
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R S ON AL
ANNOUNCE THE ENGAGEMENT
OF THEIR DAUGHTER,

Mr.. and Mrs. z. P. Chaf1n announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Edna Earle. to MI. Karl Bondrup Oh
sen, &C Pensacola, Fla, the wedding to
take place Wednesday afternoon. Oc-
;ober 7th, at AGO O'clock, at their home
in Warrington.
Few announcements could be re
Ceived with more sincere pleasure than
this Of the approaching wedding OF
these two young people, whose popu-
Iarity in Warrington and Pensacola
makes their wedding of interest to Il
very wide circle. Miss Chaff1n il a
lovely girl, gracious and sincerely
liked. Gnd Mr.. Olsen is one Of the
younger business men of Pensacola
who has 4 very enviable standing
This will be one Of the first of the Oc-
tober weddings
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and Mrs. Alex Zelius, 222 West Chase
street.
Edith Beatrice. six months. Mr.. and
Mrs E. b. Wells, 1911 North Davis
street.
Lucy MetcaIf eight months, Mr.. and
Mrs. {. ". Reilly, Jr.
William BARLEY. thirteen months,
Mr. and Mrs. B. v. Holland, sos East
Gadsden street.
Jack Baldwin, II months, Or. and
Mrs j c. Baldwin.
Annie Laura, ten months Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Miller, 1915 East Cervan-
ties street
william Grifith. nine months, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leary, East
Main street.
Margaret. 21-2 years. Mr.. and Mrs
~. H. Sheriff., 1917 North PalafoN
street.
Besides the silver cup that has been
offered by New York firm, the Camp
FirIe Girls have offered a silver cup
to the finest out of-tOwn baby, and It
is expected that other cups will be
offered later, though the equal suffrage
association will not solicit any prizes
of any kind believing that all those
who are truly interested Will consider
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INTERESTING
MIODLEBROOK- WALKER
WEDDING IN MOBILE.

Miss Mary z. Walker and Mr.. James
Rufus MiddIebroOk were married at
high noon Wednesday, September 9. in
Mobile 1T the Methodist parsonage.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
leon Griffith. The bride wore a pretty
Copenhagen Blue ooatsuit, and acces-
SORES matching, and looked most at
traCtiye
They left Immediately afterward for
a short visit % his parents at Camden,
Ala, and before returning to Mobile,
vii! visit Pensacola for few days.
They Will he at home after Septem-
Der i. corner Conception and Beaure-
garde streets Mobile Ala.
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I'd PARTY AT
3T BARRANCAS,

card party was given on Thurs
evening by Mrs. ]. Thompson,
Of Sergeant Major Thompson.
IbIes were placed on the large We
dahs and Japanese lanterns min
ia with colored electric bulbs made
" cry pretty scene.
After cards the guests partook OF
'~sreshments and adjourned to the
rlor. where games were INDUCED in.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Hit
s'n, Mrs. L. Price. Mrs. T. P. Casey,
Misses Leila Boley, NJ Casey, A. Price,
is. Casey, Messrs. Christensen, Logan,
Byrd. Wingo, Adams, Smith, LaPine,
and Falkenberry.
All voted that they had a splendid
time and are looking forward to the
.eNt party.
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MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot on their
wedding day, and Edith Cram, the
flower girl.
When Miss Cornelta Z Bryce.
daughtero f General Lloyd Stevens
Bryce, former minister 10 Holland.
married Clifford Pinchot the other day
she told him that she wanted TO take
her honeymoon right in Pennsylvania,
where Clifford lives. Mr.. Pinchot is
running for senator on the Bull Moose
ticket and his bride concluded that
this was no time TO go to Europe. So
she IS helping him in his campaign,
which she thinks is the very best way
to spend a honeymoon.
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MISS SHEPPARD ENJOYING
DELIGHTFUL TRIP IN
MOUNTAINS

Miss Susie Sheppard, who has been
the guest of her aunt in New Hamp-
shire, has joined her mother and sis
tiers AZ BreVard, n. Q. Miss Sheppard
has been spending some time in the
White Mountains, while her mother
ard sisters have been summering in
the Sapphire Country, at Rrevard
They will all return together the lat
ter part of September, after a two
months visit spent most delightfully."-.
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the crtifcates, which will go to each
child, and the medals to be awarded
by the Better Babies Bureau OF the
Womans Home Companion. OF sutfi-
cient worth TO create interest in the
Better Babies Contest to be held on
Suffrage Day at the County Fair.
If you wish to enter your baby. call
Mrs. Walker Ingraham. chairman OF
the fair committee and Better Babies
Contest committee. Her phone is 1891
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Mrs Ollie James.

Mrs. Ollie NJ. James. wife Of the
Kentucky senator, was in Berlin with
the people Of the Russian embassy
the day war was declared between
Russia and Germany. She left nur-
rie1ls- with the ambassador and his
staff, and according to a telegram re-
Gently received Ey the senator she
is now safe in Denmark She will
remain there until an opportunity
comes to return home.
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about a month with their son at the
Witners' turpentine camp, near Milton
whe'e Nj. Archibald Withers is de-
lighteully situated.
Their son accompanied them as far
as Montgomery, on their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. WitAers are Of the old
school of the south, and their delight
full southern courtesy and cordiality
made their presence here doubIy well
come.
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Dizzy? Bilious? Consolidated !?

Or. Kings New Life Pills will cure
you, cause a healthy flow of Bile and
rids your Stomach and Bowels of
waste and fermenting body poisons
They are a Tonic to your Stomach
and Liver and tone the general sys-
tenn. First dose will cure you of that
depressed, dizzy, bilious and constt-
pated- condition. 25c all Druggists.
(Adv.)
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HAS RETURNED FROM
TEXAS VISIT.

Miss Evelyn Lewis, who has been
the guest of relatives and friends in
Texarkanna, Texas, has returned home
Miss Lewis. who is the young daugh :
ter OF Mrs. Richard Lewis, has been
in Texas for about a year, and her
friends are welcoming her cordially,
after her long'absence.
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HAVE RETURNED FROM
NEW YORK.

Mrs. J. Walter Higgins and young
daughter, Miss Marcia Higgins, who
have been spending several months
with Mrs Higgins mother, Mrs. w.
F. Emo, at Nyack on the Hudson, have
returned home.
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MEETING or THE NAOMI
REBEkAH LODGE.

The Naomi Rebekah Lodge will hold
its regular meeting on Monday even
ing. at Rafford hall, corner Belmont
ana BayIen streets.
All members are requested to be
present.
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RETURNED TO NORTH CAROLINA
AFTER VISITING THEIR SON.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Withers of Lilltng-
ton, N. c. who have been the guests
OF their son, Mr.. Archibald WitAers,
passed through Pensacola during the
past week, meeting many friends of
their son and enjoying many social
courtesles Mr.. and Mrs. Withcrs spent
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MISS GRIFFIN TO VISIT IN
NEW YORK CITY,

Miss Hilda Griffin will leave during
the week to be the guest OF her sister.
in New York city.
Miss Griffin will spend about a
month at the north, and will also
visit her sister, Mrs. Jackson Brandon
in Birmingham, before returning home.
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QUIET MARRIAGE
LAST NIGHT,

Mr.. Charles c. Armstrong and Miss
Lille Lee of Montgomery. were quietly
married last night at the parsonage
of the Gadsden Street Methodist
church, the Rev. Mr.. ]. A. Peterson
performing the marriage service.