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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25
COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Ruth Watson. who was former
Is a member of the faculty of ID N. c..
visited at the dormitory Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Bess e. Stcerc went to Audu
bon Saturday morning to coach the
contestants in the declamatory con
test at the High School there She
will return after Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
Hester Linglc called at the Dormi-
tory Saturday.
Mary Fink had a pleasant call from
her brother, Eugene. Friday evening.
She also accompanied him home.
Paul and Jubal licdstrOom. from XII
ron called on friends at the College
Monday. Nov. 16.
EtYie Chapman called at the college
Friday.
Mary Brown has discontinued her
work here at school.
Among those who entered school
last week were: George SavOry
Blanche Cole, Raymond Champion and
Harry Boeck.
The G. w. c. held an entertain
ment Friday evening at the College.
1t was a sort of an athletic carnival.
After the carnival refreshments were
served. Then all joined in playing
games. until about 1880 when they
all left for home. having spent a
most enjoyable evening.
Jennings Newcom, of Deloit, has
begun taking instrumental music at
the College.
Ruth Petersen has been on the sick
list the past week but is much i'm
proved at present writing.
School work will be discontinued
here Thursday and Friday on account
of Thanksgiving.
Mary Engelman called at the Dor
mitory Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25

Mrs. Stubbc, of Boyer, is at the
Dcnison hospital this week undergo
ing treatment for heart trouble.
Postmaster Alfred Wright has
requested us to announce to the pat
rons of the local post office that there
will be but one delivery Of mail by
the city carriers on Thanksgiving
day. that being in. the forenoon. The
general delivery window will be open
from until 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon. The rural carriers will not
make a delivery.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25
c. s N. w. Shipments.

AGENT Wolf Of The Northwestern
reports the following shipments over
that road during the past week:
r,Doud Milling Co, | car OF flour to
Logan; I car Of corn to Peoria. | car
of barley to Milwaukee,.
Farmers COOPERATIVE Society. car
of corn to Chicago; car OF oats to
Chicago.
Nicholson Produce Co. | car Of but
ter To Philadcluhia; | car OF eggs to
Bal,imorc: cars Of oSGs to Liver
pool. Eng.
I. e. Shipments.
Agent Penney, of the Illinois Cen
trail, reports the following shipments
over that road for the past week
Geo. Kaplin, 7 car OF scrap iron 10
ut. Dodge; |. G. Ry., car OF hard
coal to Cedar Falls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

frdnt, bdY ma i'm l1id't perlonltdJ
ror icinc Hic'tcr itelcu f%onnte; Die
&olitrcc;@rs bcs llrthciles lp,iree auf
Den 10. SIlni u%cridIobcn. Or bate
dlio 3eit. lid, ali Zen Con por3uteS
reitcn, ulb cr thot c5 nit 6iIie ieires
Gcidtpntera. per linn licbcr.u bcbilfz
lid, mar. Iin s~icrabenn icines Sores
'tr'cb CT nod 5pet SricIe unb iibers
CAB DicIclbcn Dem Eaore Sortd; Der
cine rnr cr YiiIs ben Nclnter. ser
ibn1 - !1ibcr Mriicnit - 10 lrpblacs
n~,cintcn Hnt1 crtheiGt bate. Der
pcrc al ieirc Iu.tcr seridtct. lpcld,cr
CT audi ais lestes anbcnfcu elm
5nidentud, i!berianote. Die aaiierin
Charlotte alalibte er root. Sn elmer
clerher Mietbsfutife nurAc er 3ur
O%inrittun0 aeiiibrt; nehcn linn idH
ictn S~eidtpntcr; in einem 5fpetten
Wu9en TolJtcn hie bcibcu 6enerGle.
Muririlinn 6etcte. bdo arcus in Der
8nnb. oas linn Ydbre Soria reid,fe.
Ilf oem 9erro Sc las G~nntpdrds nns
9elar9t. lmlnrn,te Der Safer ben
Veittuater mn pic beioen Generate.
reidte icbcm Sploatcn Der gsfprte eir
@olnitiid urb ifritt ii, boiler Uniform
arf Den bc5eifnctcr Ylae 5u. Iiros
mon unb Meiia lpoltcn i'm in bic
WPitte nebn,en; er obcr Iebnfe ben
G%brerplab ah unb bcitailo burouf, edb
Wirdmon, bciieu Snpferfeit er 10 c6ren
lpcllte, IN her Nitte itebe. Sann trat
er einisc Sd,rittc nor unb riei nit
laiiter. tpeitbin pcrrcbmbnrer Gimme:
ID nerseihe Ilen uno bite IGc I'M
@er3eibung. NDge mein glut, bag
iest pergp'ieu ipirb. 0terifo gum Seile
sereihen. gs (ebe Mtcrifo. es lebe
ieine llnabbdnaisfeit!" Sieraui seiste
er Den Solbaten Die Steae nuf Ser
gr,tir. nitf bic Tie jiefen ioaten. unb
faltete feline SGnbe. Sann crf0ntcr
Srpmmelspirbel. Ser Gommanbuut
CAB bas 3eiden; bic Shiiile frad5tcn
rnb Die 6eioen @enerdlc ianfen tobt
sur grhe; audi Wnrimilian fiel. aber
MIR p~ertpunbet. Sod CT Iprad, fein
8ort mebr, ioubern itobnte nur linb
empfina am geiebl Deg Gommanbanz
ten ben @~adbenihub ms Ser5. Seine
2eidle riIrae befanntlih mad, Rien ees
braht unb er rilbt Jest in Der adpus
5iners @ruit bel icinen @dtern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

ibrem 5od]3citstae raunte ibr banr
eine 10 bdsliHe Yerion Die 0orte in's
Chr: -6cut in eineu1 Sabre. od III
0ein Sterbctas!" Die Sraut lafte,
uno lndte nod o aht Sasen iiber
oieie Yropbe5eiune. Gin 10 lcbcnsa
treuoiges ilinses @eibd1cu lo1te Die
Sroburg emit nebnnen?
ga tam bas CRATE 8eipenit. Cine
g(inoonrm> @utaiinbune. Die arans
tenbauss Ier5te conitatterten ben nor
malen Verlauf Der Operation. Sfpei
Sage fparen uereangen, oa trat Sieber
auf. aopiihiittelnb itebt Der Ir3i
Dor Der Yatienttn. 80 @rab. Sanr
40. Sebss Rittel mar nersebens. bds
Sieber ificg. .Seute in eirem Sabre
800" Sa. ite slaubte bdran. Ser
Sieberrabn belebrte ben Mebisiner,
bab bier menIGlihe 6ilfe pereebenz
mar. Ser 4berslaube feicrtc einer
Triumph: an tbrem 5odo5eitstae. ON
%. Ndr5 Norsens beritarb tic I'm
S~iebertpabn -. Im %. Ndr3 grub
mar Der glutbe bns Grab. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
fIr die kebe 1u0end.


Grub unb fubr tic obnc Yicrbc,
Sablt oarum audi feline 3et.
Was bns Weer auf Sf,iffc traeer
Zeppelin reiicn purd, Die quit:
Wcr miro rpohl bas &unititiid mage,
Sdlfutmmcn iiber bieic Sruit?
~
Sag bu toler WnNcrrieie
Wirit OH gar nif,t rlibis mebr?
8 seniB. iuenn idl er9ieBe
Wtf in Sns Itlantidlc Mecr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
9ic Organization eines fatboliifen
Grauenbmnbcs.
(Sortiebuns uno stlub.)

,8ann Ioa Die Srsaniiieruns cines
%nationalen fatboliihen Srauenbnnoes
in In9riif senommen tperoen?" Die
Safe aufibieben. bis elm flares. feltes.
i~o3iales Nrbeits sSrosramrm ppr!iegt.
hieBe Belt pcrgeuocu, benn eS lit 9ez
raoe3l mmoglif), ein iold)es BRO
era,nm flipp ilnb flar bis III Die Gin<
sclbeifen dussuarheiten. ,8ommt
2!cit, fommt &at6." Yraftiihe Irbeit
piro nit Stinium, g%rtenntniB rno
Grfa6rung sleifen Shritt 81 haltcn
iidben. 3nbem ipiirbe eineul fatboz
Iiidcn S%ralienbunoc inter Der Sbhut
bcs Central 8ereins Die reihen Gr>
fobrunaen bes lcstereu, ami iu5inlem
8ebiete in reidlihcm Wfabe 81 8nte
llnb Niisen tommen. Die Sr9dntlaS
ton eines u%ationalen fatboltihen
Trauenbumoes lpllte alio nift LANCER
aufeeihoben iperoen.
Statiten fir Den in 9etraft foms
menben Srauenbumb iinb nod niht
porhanben; ein Hatiornl : 9ontite
purbe iehodJ nit, bera Iusarbeituns
beauitrast. lleberbies iinb Die srnnps
lesenben He9eln bereits auf Der Spns
BENTON bes Central ereinS 81 Sut.
fnlo 1913 a%nsenommen porben. Nad)
bieien Hegeln ioa IN allen @emeinben,
beren Witglieber beutIfer Ibfunft
iinb. fir bas SuItanbefommcn eiues
nationalcn fatboliifen S~rniienbunbes
burh bic 8riinbung bon b~iesbe5iiss
linen Yfarr9rilppen ifou in bieiem
Sabre nad) arGften g~earbcitet perben.
So5ialc Irbcit III Gbriitenpfliht,
Hicmano 1T als9cnommcn; infolses
beiicn bari aud Der Srauenbunb, ais
ioSial tbGtiser Ierein, feline &atbos
lifcn BON ieinen Hciben aus1hlieBen,
ionbern muB allumiaiienb iein. Gin
Sralenbunb, Der MIR aus Den be-
itcbenben Yfarrpereinen lid 5uiams
menIcsen piirbe. marc iobanm nift
bas seipiinidtc 8ebilbe. Senn bicic
Gereinc, oh mn rein firflid)e ober
Sianbesz obcr ipeltlihe Scrcinc, perz
folscn lire beionberen b%eitilnmten
Sntereiien unp .Spede, iinb nlio abb
srcn5enb. 60 mand1e Wit9lieber
in Der 9emeinbe fonnen fir bieie
@ercinc nidt %getponneu perben.
Solteu bisic bcsbalb bon Der i~osialen
Irbeit misseihaltet nerbeu? Siihs
tisc &rdfte ipiirben baourcb 10 manhs
nal fir Die quite Sdd)e perloren seben.
ober gar in's feinbli6c Eager biniibers
sctrieben perben. Subem mare
iolHcs Sanbeln benz @eien unb Gbas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
aatboliifer a~irden.aalember
1teber elm aIetnes.
Sob. 16, 1872.

(Wai.)
g.. e. Soiepb, S%duspdtron D. Stride.
4. ~. Slorion. Ionifa. 8oheharb.
5. 3. Bins V. Ineclrls. Stlartns.
6. 90. Sobonn b. 2ateron. geneotctd.
10. S~tdnislaus. 8iiela. Supenal.
g. Z. Dei6dels Grideinun9. 8iro.
g. 9. 8reeor b. Na5ian5. Seatis
@ebanfen. rrt
ginInmteit lit Seelennabrune
Su Der Stille fon1mt Dem
@eiite
9aeHte 0ottesoffenbarMng.
(Sr. @. @eber.)
Inn CUTS al tbun, brdutt's tetrer
observation-disclosures
-
grsieben lit rtdts Inoeres dig DIE
Mraeipobnung an bds Cute, fpelt1e IN
ireter Steigernne iido erboben ioa big
Az ienem Suitanbe iittliher Sreiheit.
fpelden bic Yflifttreue CUR 5rpetten
Rotir eetporben iit. Sen Wenifen
auf bieiem @eee gu fii6ren, oas 1T IN
Der Chat cine alinit, arg artiur,
.(pie 8unit Der &iinife) .--(S rand
&ettineer.)
Die fleinen &inber miiilen gut eez
tpobrt rperben, nod bepor lie ldufer
fonnen, banu bot mo bintennad babe
9lrbeit oamit. Sas lit niht 10
fthper (?l, afs Die aeute meinen, aber
beiseiten rniib man (aool'
aolpins.)
Sie beibt's bod in "aernatn rnO
Sorotben"
,Sienen lerne bei5etten ous Wetb
mad ibrer geitimmune;
9enn burh Sieneu alein selangt lie
enblih gum Serrid1en
sn Der perbienten @etpalt, Die bod
ibr i'm Sauie seboret."
ySm SAME" meint Die rpeibltf
sciinnte 9orotbea ausoriidlih!
- - y
(ginsefaubt.)
9ie Organization eines fatboliiden
1ramenbmnoes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

3as 9ieb ppm iuiloen Mngnrn.
(@on 2. Il mus 5. 8. 6. g.,
Sails Gicn, Snt.)
Sreunbe laSt mid, bier beiin9cn'
pilbe Sour: =.
SdBt Die Muiif nit crflingen
gu Dem 9unoer Der Natur.
Bon Dem Seniter meiner 3erle
Sfnu' binub id, auf hcn Slub:
gRir iinp ricic Baiicridlc
Stets Elm ipabrer Sod9enuB.
Cher Rifiodn uno Slirpn
5etbt ais Zee Ell. Damn ct. GIdr:
Stetis lpedlielt er Den Nainen
ais Soren5itrom ms Meer.
Ntdearo 6eiBf Der Hede
i5tpeiunbbreibis WeiIen MIR:
Sod nuf hieier fur3en Strcfe
Sdofft er. 8unber Der Ndtur.
Stpl5 tritt er aus Cries gedcn
@ie elm irrommer Selo berpor:
Sieb' ben unaeberoie &eden
Vic es filrmt GUM SelIentborl
=
Sifde ifeinen bort an dhncn
SaB bier mir Ieroerbcn oroht:
Shlpimmen cilcno mic lie tamer
Iensitlt6 tpie IN 5obesnotb.
@elen td,npfen ieet nit Selien.
Sprib'n nro 5iiden ipie Der Santpt /;
Sfaumgetronte Woeeu fpdl5er
Gid ipie Sruppen in Den &f.
8ie Shpaoronen ilinfcr 9fciter
Stiir3en lie iif ms Befeft:
@nlopptren luitie ipeitsr
6nu'n uno itoSen gar niht id,leht.
mas lit bos iiir elm
9rauien? -
@obl Elm brobenb NiBeeihid:
9auter nod nls 3eeresrauifen
Srobnt's nit iebcm Ilsenblid.
=
Sebres Sdlouipiel Der Naturtrelt!
biet'it on Den Sinucn oar?
@incn Strom, Der idb' binabfdQt
Sierunbfiihf5is @eter CARL
y
Sn DEM eraui'sen SerenfeiieI.
@o es id,aumt, toft unb 5iiGt:
2ic9t Der Strpm pie in Der Seiiel,
aann nift uuf mcbr mic icin 8iiht.
=
@ie Der Hauf bel icbem granbc
Gid erbebtt in Die 9llft:
60 itcist &aiierbuuit non Hanee
Sieier id1auerlifeu SLUT.
-
IN linn sldn6t Der Sriebenshoeen
Bel Dem CONCENTRATE 10 bell:
@unberherrltt iiber %oeen {,
Hirgenos trie an bieicr StcI'. (
Scutc. 10 Die @elt Surfsosen.
Hciiten ilbcr 9tccr unb 2dnb;
Saecu iolh' Gin Heecnbpsen
Sci pobl nirsenns mebr befannt.
y
in Srnd,t unb 8lnns scflcirct
Wtit Srilnnten reid, persiert:
6ut Der Shopfer iid bercitet
Sicicn Sbrpn, mics Sbm sebiibrt.
Ton bcs 8aiiers Sturs aetricbcn
@cb'n Die Gdoer Saa unh Nuht;
Summcnb rdien sic Surbincn
Sfaffcn @Grme. 9itt unb Strait.
NO emit Snhiancrborben
Spiertcn DEM ~@rpBen 8ciit"
llnb nus peit cntlcg'nen Srten
sinS allldbrlif bcrscreiit.
@cinab' an bcriclbcn Stelle
Stebt Scra aarmels Sricbcnsbcr.,
Mtit Der airdc unb Aapclc.
Sem betannteu @alliabrtsort.
Nodmals pirp Der 6luB lebeubia.
Will pcrid,aifcn iif icin Hcft;
Maift iidl altf unb iprinat gar jornia
8afeIfnauhcro ms 8efcdt.
-
Sans cnticNclt roit Der Strom nun
Slird Die engc ShlIht bobin;
Surftbar briiQt mo tcbt Die
Sranoung
Sait betdubt JIG Chr unb Sinn.
,n penn StrlNcl bGlt CT SanSiHur
Ilcs hrcbt iif ba bsrum.
Gn9liid) nernt man hics bcn
.@birlpool"
~arciicl" mar pieleift 81 Summ
Iilionen 5puncn grhc
S1afit CT aus benz Bette treas
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- @elebrtcnfris iir oft unniis.
Hotb fperbcn lam mnn nidpt
aber perlernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
@ertb eines @uselueifes.
(gtipas fir @uben. Die iold1e serne
ausbcbeu.)

@ns ein Goeelneit irertb lit? So.
MN, miro Ianfer lager. bas lam
niht piel icin. WolIcn mir Die Sdne
einmal unterilifen?
Sehft Guh einlndl. i6r &naben. i6r
niiBtet hrarben i'm Sbrpdrten EN-
Tpgelneitd,eu. in ipeldem fiini iurae
@ogelten iiBcn. Die fleinen Ihiers
den ipollen scfiittert iein. fpie i6r tpibt.
unb luenn ;br senau ailipnBt, 10 tperhet
ibr ichen. ipie fleibis Die alten bin uno
her fliesen unb Den tlcincn Shierhen
Hnupen unb Snicften sutrnscn. Sober
flciner 3oeeImasen .brdud,t tdalid1
burdidnittlih so 8dunen. Die fiinf
fleinen @oseld,en freiicn alio ieeei1
Gag $50 Haupen.
Die Ilten %fiittcrn bic Sunsen burfs
ihnittlih bier big flint 8oheu. @ir
lpoIlcn insen hreibis Sage. iomit
~irelicn Die flint tleinen S6ter6en 80
Deal $50 Haupen. bas limb insses
iammt $500 8aupen. Nift tpnbr.
bic 8edrnung ipirb ifon intereHant2
Hun iinb aber alrh Die Houpen ees
frdbiec Shicrc. unh Die 8elebrten
iaeen ms. baB cine Manpe tdslih 10
picl nl @ldttcrn unb @liitben friHt. als
ibr cieenes @cipi6t betrdet. Sic
baben breibig Gage lang einen
~bunariacn Naacn uub freiien iait
aufborlif. Wenn nm cine Nnupe
icben Sns MIR cine gliitbe friBt. 10
pernid)ten bic Hdlpen. tpelde 8ur
Neuns elmer Srlt bon iiini @oeelten
notbis iiub. in breiSis 5asen $4,000
Sliitben. Nehmen mir an, buB iih
MIR aus Dem i%iinften Sheil Der DIiis
~11cn Icpfcl cnttpidclt hdtten. alio g..
900; 10 piel luic hieic gcpfel tpertb
iinb. 10 picl iii Gin |pgelneif i'm Sbifs
sarten mrrtb. Bon Der grhalturo
Scr Iepielbdilmc tppllcn mir gar ridt
rcnen!
ySinslins, bic Welt brammt
WGnner",
iast Der srpSc Suscnbfrcunh u. b.
SoB. Die Stride braiid,t Mdnner;
nidt Sd,pnseiitcrei unb SdonreSerei.
nif,t Siihlen mn Srduu1cn rettct bic
Welt. ionhern 6anncln urb 3bun.
I%nipruh bat nui bid, nic 3irde. 2n.
iprut bat aui hih Ser Staaf. bliibe
hcran SlIm Scilc Scncr. ann 5rnite
Sicics. Nniprud, bdt dui bid bic
m%cniflid,e @cienifoit. hilf lie retten.
hilf tic hcben. on id,uleeit bid ber
@eniHbeit. eroiebe bid fir iiel:.
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3as 9ieb purr iuiloen Hinsara.

entnornmcn.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

(@on 2. $ ieronpmu :. 8. s. g.,
Sails Gicp, Snt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

Ser ~Aurora unb Gbriltlit,en @odlc'
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Fem eanaSiihen Sarlament

lieat seacnpdrtis Ser entpurf cincs
8eiescs Dor. bas Srauen. bic Niitter
lebenber ainber iiub. bas Stimmred,t
crtbeilcn mil. @ir brautcn falim
bin8u5uiiisen. hab Die @prlusc inter
ben canabiifen Stimmrcdtlcrinncn.
bic Den amcrifaniid)cu Suiiraacttcn
seiitesperlpanct iinb, icbr mcnig
Sreunbc bat.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
MILTON.

Milton, Nov. 21.-Mr. P. NJ. Cow
brough, of the Bagdad Land & Lum-
Der Company's oface force, is in Sar
Antonio, Texas, enjoying a two weeks
vacation
Mr. H. L. Creary and Master Joe
Creary spent Saturday in Pensacola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford McCombs
spent the weekend with friends in
Mulat.
Mrs. K. J. Whitmire has returned
to Pensacola after a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends here.
Miss Alma Howe was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Otis in Mulat for
the week end.
Mr.. Ernest Watson came up from
Pensacola Saturday to he the guest
of friends here for a brief visit.
Mrs. M. E. Hodgkins is quite i'll to
the regret of her many friends.
Mr.. G. +. F'urney, it is understood
has sold his baker shop and Mrs. Fur
ney and children left the early part of
the week to be the guest of relatives
in Bay Minette, Ala.
Miss Margaret Stevens returned to
day, after a few days vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ste
Vens.
Little Miss Lucy Nellie Fem. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Fem, en-
tertained about thirty of her little
friends Thursday on the occasion Of
her tenth birthday.
Mr.. c. G. Murphy and Mr.. J. Mel.
GilliS came IIp from Pensacola Thurs
day to make a trip down the bay fish
ing and hunting.
Rev. Fred B. Smith he's his father
as his guest for an indefinite visit
Mrs. NJ. c. Neuman will move to
to locate permanently
Saturday. Milton regrets to lose such
a substantial citizen, and one who
will be missed so sadly In all circles.
Mrs. Rufus Thames has her sister
for several weeks visit this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Floyd and fam
lily moved to Abbeville, Ga, Thursday,
to the regret Of all who knew them.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
|sNNEpY AND WAoGENHEIM
A MONDAY NIGHT FEATURE

Monday night at the San Carlos au-
E,ori,1nn. local amusement lovers VIII
.,.e the Measure of indulging theiI
t,etite for entertainment and enjoy
Psnt in grand style. The Library As
f.dation will put forth what may be
[rrnad one of the most delightful en-
t.+aionnents of the winter season, in
|. form of a vaudeville show and a
.irse which means there will be
ancing,
As a feature, DR.. Mallory Kennedy
.5 Harry Wagenheim have agreed
mt on one Of their amusing special
= What they will do, no one
-ows but the mere mention that
pocs' and Harry are going to per-
nm is sufficient to guarantee some
ling worth while. From private
Errces however, it is learned they
,vs some new songs to spring On
E-gome that have never been heard
Ire before.
Miss Vera Green, whose accomplish
suts need no introduction to the
yers of defamation and music. will
he one Of her well known readings.
Mrs Laura de Russey Berry, one
the most popular Of Pensacola s
fed voice artists, will render choice
programme selected by her.
Miss Smathers, whose popularity as
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22

character, Barbara Worth, bids certain
to become a fixed character in dram
attic literature. In no other work of
fiction than the one in which her life
story is told, has there been pictured
a woman so characteristic, so typical
of Western America. She is the wo-
man who. while saturated with the
wisdom of ages. is none the less clean,
wholesome, unspoiled, untainted by
worldliness. Child found in 'The Hol-
low of the Hand of God,' inbued with
the spirit of the desert, the mystery
OF nature inspires her soul and keeps
her in harmony with the infinite. She
is the super-woman. The future
rests in her keeping. 1t is never Of
the present she thinks, but her eyes
are fixed ever on that time to come
when her desert shall become the
abode of thousands of prosperous
farmers, the home or we'll doing men
and women whose children win grow
up out Of doors warmed at the heart
of Mother Nature, strong, valient,
wholesome sons and daughters to
form working Ieaven in society.
Like the author, Harold Bell Wright
the dramatist, Mark E. Swan, drew
with unfaltering hands figure which
must ever stand as a SYMBOL of all
that is strong and clean and whcle-
some in Womanhood. He made Bar
bara Worth the daughter of the East.
a woman well worth winning, such
a one as in olden times men went to
battle to win. So Willard Holmes
must go to battle. He must meet
and conquer Nature in an ugly mood
before he proves himself fit to mate
with the child of the desert. Barbara
is strong in her own right, she is al
mcst plain looking as the desert was
even ugly at times, yet there is in her
features that beauty which comes
from within, from goodness and sin
cerity. Fe novelists, or dramatists,
have dared to so confront the readers
and theatre-goers' demand that even
the horcine shall be a creature of
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22

DR.. Mitchell, Osteopathic
Physician, removed to Gil
212 Blount Building. Phone
1880.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22

November %, is distinctly unusual
both in conception and in it's han
ding. Altogether it promises to be a
most fascinating story to follow. There
are to be III all twenty episodes, each
complete in itself. Thus, those who
have not seen Chapter One will enjoy
Chapter Two or Three just the same.
In that respect Zudora is comparable
to q series of short stories in which
the same characters appear, but at the
same time it proceeds like a novel to-
wards the final climax
''As we Journey Through Life,'' is a
human interest story, full of lifes
events and relates the tale of the
younger days Of an aged man. 1t is
a touching story and one that will
Goe greatly appreciated.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's recipe to brinl
back color, thickness and lustre-
Everybody is using it again.

Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age We all know the
advantages Of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When Il fades, turns
gray and looks dry, wispy and scraE-
gly, just a few applications of Sage
Tea and Sulphur enhances its appear
ance a hundred fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a 5O-cent bot
tie OF "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" Thousands or folks rec
ommend this ready -to-usc preparation.
because It darlSens the hair beautiful
ly and removes dandruff stops scalp
itching and falling hair; besides, ~
one can possibly tell, as it darkens SO
naturally and evenly. You moisten ~
sponge or soft brush with it, drawing
this through the hair, taking one small
strand at a time. BY morning the gray
hair disappears; after another appIica-
ton or two, its natural color is re-
stored and It becomes thick, glossy
and lustrous, and you appear years
younger. CAdvJ
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
MUNSON.

Munson, Fla, November 21. - The
new school house is complete
at last 1t is nice with large sunny
rooms and well equipt. School opened
Monday morning with a good atten-
dance. Miss Frances Stanley and Mrs.
Cooley has charge Of the school and
we feel sure we will have fine results
the year.
Mr.. Ed Bland Oakland Camp and
Mr.. Evans from Pine Level was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Collins and children are
spending some time with friends and
relatives in Milton and Pensacola.
Mr.. Marshal Fisher of Milton was in
the city shaking hands with friends
Friday.
Mr.. o. L. Ford the Armour man ac-
companied by Mr.. Rogers with the
Worries Cracker Company of New Or
leans and Mr.. French representing the
r. o. Hancock Pro. Co. Of Pensacola,
was in Munson a few hours Friday.
Mr.. c. M. Munson and family ac-
companied by Miss Jennie Swanson
left Sunday afternoon for a few days
visit in F1orala.
Mr. H. A. Lee spent Tuesday in
Bagdad.
Mr.. Macon Odom was in town Fri
day buying syrup cans. Everybody
seems busy making syrup.
The Bagdad Land and Lumoer Com
pany received car of syrup cans last
Saturday and they were all sold out
'oy Tuesday night. Why isn't West
Florida a sugar cane growing sec
ton?
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
MULAT.

Mulat, Nov. 21.-S. Otis's cane mill
is running every day and an excellent
article of syrup is being put up while
it is hot, in barrels and cans of many
sizes.
Two gentlemen came out from Pen
sacola on Wednesday and returned
with a supply of oranges, pecans and
syrup, the main products of Mulat at
present. We did not learn their
names
A family arrived from Chicago, las
week to take possession of, and i'm
proved some land they bought over a
year ago.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
cLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN At ONCE,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

dissoIves by the heat OF the nostriIs.
penetrates and heals the inhamed,
swollen membrane which lines the
nose, head and throat; clears the air
passages; ;stops nasty discharges and
a feeling of cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils
closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrr
or a cold, with its running nose fou
mucous dropping into the throat, auG
raw dryness is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith--just once-in ely
Cream Balm and your cold or catarrr
will surely disappear. CAdvD