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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-26

queens fund, turned to the America n
Women's War Relief Society, which
straightway agreed TO advance SO a
week for wages. The factory is now
running.
The resident American women back
ing the Islington factory are NIesdanes
Jenkins, E. Richard, Curtis Brown, G.
Mower, Arthur Fay, Robert Mcclellan,
G. Fl. Short, Reed Williams, Lorin
Woodruff, E. G. Darling, James Nit
chell, c. A knight, H. I. Keene and
F. w. Wilcox.
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Members of the
Cotton Committee
In W ashington
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Oct. 25.-SeveraI south
ern Representatives were among the
few congressman remaining here to-
day. They stayed to expedite the cot
ton relief legislation at the next ses-
sion of congress in December. The
special house committee meets tomor-
row to canvass the situation.
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ON FIELD "a HOURS.

ON FIELD 81 HOURS.
THE hous pass, night arrives It
stiu rains. Day breaks. No one;
neither stretcher bearer nor my Lor-
raines of the day before. It is not
until four o'clock in the afternoon of
the second day that the Germans come
back. I have passed 81 hours in re-
Election in the rain, with a wound
which caused me much suffering
1.-THE Germans put me on a canvass
with two pieces of wood at either end.
! They carry me to hamlet, about a
kiIometer and a half distant, and
stretch me out there in the open air,
still in the rain. but on frner ground.
Then they go back to search for
others. They bring back thus 700 or
500 wounded, of whom 400 are French.
az am soaked. I am famished.
munich with joy a bit of army biscuit
which I find delicious. Upon my ur-
gent entreaty, a. German consents to
give me a glass of wine from his flask
which he has just filled. I thank him
That warns me. The German is go
ing away, when he changes his mind
land demands payment for his glass Of
wine. / jabber a little German. I'M
derstand and give him ten sou piece,
the only money 7 have left. He takes
himself off content. i
Some German officers come to talk
ito us. One of them says to me:
" Tt is your governments fault that
iVou are here
"They all speak French. note the
Temarks OF this officer, because it ap-
pears to me to indicate a curious men
ltality.
PUT IN A BARN.
1.-THE third day Of this calvary, they
put US in a barn on the hay. We have
as yet received no care. 1 beg the
Germans to take off my clothes. I
have been able to snare a blanket
which happens to De here. don't
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Addie Bell, CcreoIe).
aged 81, will take place from sol West
Government street this afternoon at
3:45 o'clock. Services in ST. Joseph's
church and interment in st. MfchaePs
cemetery Friends and acquaintance
invited
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7 hree BIRTHS h
WarShibsAbbear
Oft New York
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
New York, Oct. 25.-Three British
warships were sighted off this port
by the British steamer Nyra Fell,
which arrived today. One was near
Nantucket, another was near Fire
island, and the third was off the Am
brose channel lightship.
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CITIZENS LYNCH
ARKANSAS NEGRO
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Newport, Ark, Oct. 25.-Howard
Davis, negro, was hanged by citi-
zens here today. Davis was one of the
three negroes who shot and killed
Marshall Payne last night. One negro
was arrested and taken to the Little
Rock penitentiary, while citizens are
pursuing the third. Marshal Payne
was attempting to arrest the negroes
on minor charge W hen he was killed.
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The Republicans
Reduce South s
Representation
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Oct. 25.-The bitter fight
to reduce the representation of the
south in the republican national con-
vention has been won. It has waged
since 1880.
Chairman Charles D. Hilles an
nounced that the call for the 1915 con-
vention would be on the new basis.
This reduces the delegates SO. Most
of the loss falls on the south.
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Maj. Pochhamer
Is Killed While
Leading Troops
- AssoCIArEn PRRss

Berlin, Oct. 25.-The name of Ma
jor-General Pochhamer appeared in
the casualty list last night. He was
KILLED October 4, while leading his
troops in the Argonne forest, the re-
port said.
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the battle field. I take hope. It seems
good TO be alive, although I am in a
sorry Might
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Boys Golf Caps, 19c CASH
mans 317 S. Palafox Street.
French Soldier Wounded
Stays on the Field of
Battle "a Hours

Continued from First page.>
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The Want Ad Way"
page is one of the great fea-
lures of this paper. Read it.
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Cheers for a Battle
Scared Motor Bus

Continued From First Page.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-23

ioldeS @elii60e a6lege, nidt aeitatte.
ten, ie ans Dem Groen ailsjuibeioen.
Gas S6cr. .9unoesgeri6t ertldrte,
BOB oas 9lppeaotionsgcriIt einen
Srrt6um 6egangcu babe, inoem cs
5wiicben Ger reliai0ien mO cipilredt.
liden g}atrr Ger @eliiboe feinen lin.
terlhieO gemadt babe
IS bouoelte ii6 in Ser Gntlc6ei.
Dung inn oen 6dll oeS @oterS 9lugi.
itin gSirt6, zines @litalieoeS Oes BE.
neoictinerSrOens, meI1er ais &ric
tier Der ocutidcn fot6olii9en airde
in Springfield, 0}iuneioto, ltor6.
Gr bottc Oas @elii6oe nbgeIegt SOB
er allies, mas er bette ilno ic beiitcu
uiiroe, Dem Sroen oermo6e.
Sein 9lodlaB muroe aui me6r ais
$4,000 bemertbet welde CT ais Der.
faiier 5ablrei6er 9iicber umO Sdrii.
ten peroient bate. Seine 9lefien mO
gli6teu perIangtcn ais cinc @r6en
Oieies @igent6uu.
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10. Nloi murOe er nad Dem Sontia-
go-@eiduauiB iraisierirt
2llcare5 iagte, er iei aui Oie 2ln-
fIage Der Spionage pro5ciiirt mo
ircigeipro6eu poroeu.
2Ilcare3 bal niemals Oor6er oen
uerifalVHen }lutoritiiten mitge-
t6eilt, OaB er bon eiuem mlerifaui-
iden ariegsid)iif fam
gllle 9lmerifaner freigelai i
len
Sto0t @}erifo, @. SUM. ~
Ger 6raiilioniibe @eionotc cr6ielt
6eute bonn rlcrifaniidcn 9luspdrti.
Gen 9(ute cine 9}ote 6e3iiglid Oes
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9cOieuiteten Der Cfii5icre oes ome.
rifoniben Sdlodtidiifes n5loriOa, q
nah wel6em Oas StoatSocporte.
ment in @ai6iugton geiu6t Bat. 81.
he glote Oes merifaniiden &riegs
GepartententS mar beigetiIgt nit ei-
mem Gcrtififot, mel6es 6eit0tigte,
Dab 9llcore5 am 8. s. @lts. ans Dem
0lilitdrgcidngniB in Sontiogo ent.
ldiicu uoroen iei.
Tes meitcren 6cri6tete ooS glus.
wGrtiae 9lmt Dem broiiIianiidcn sc.
ionOten OoB $. gbite, elm omeri.
faniider 9iirger, Dor einem N}onat
BON General N}aas ans Dem @ei1n0-
nib 81 Goroo6o entloiien moroen lei,
unO ooB BON elmer Ger1oituna zines
%atrid 0|cainnep nod melGcm
0ladforidungen er6o6en murOen,
feiu &efor0 bor6anOcn iei.
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N}ai. Gas 9luswdrtige 2lnt fonute
ii6er Gorter feline 9lusfunft ac6en;
bod Der 6raiiliouii1e @eianotc Bat
inOireft gc6ort ooB Gorter iid5er in
glem-Oort 1ngefommen lei.
g9ie ser braiilianiite @eionote er-
fldrt, iino idnuntlibe geiangeue
glmerifoner freigeloiien uoroeu.
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3a6lt Sic saGne.

SiiiniuG ga.-gv 90. SUM.
Getcr Rebocci Elm 10 Sabre alter
SytoIicncr, oas @erf8cug ciner
oSdmar5cn Soao". .gonoc, murOe
beute mcgcn Der GrmorOung bon
Eono e.drro bon @bite 4loinS tit
c.q.iriiden StiibI binaeridltct.
Gem Geriirtbeilteu mor bonn Sou.
berneir @lDnn Elm ie6smonotiger
9(ufi6ub Ser Strofcoaitrcdlng be-
miIligt moroen nodoem CT Deripro'
den butte, ieine &enntniHc pon Dem
Srei6en Oes oDt0roer s0noifats"
preis3ugeben.
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@rnbermnrn.

94ort6 &ea6ina a3oii., %.
Syuui. Sin Dieraigid6riocr 5treit
iiber einen @oIo6eItono en0ete "a.
itcrn Oomit, OoB Scr syoriuer Charles
Samuel Sarris bon leinetn gruoer
Sames our@ cine OieooIperfiacI toot
au 9ooocn geitrcdt uur6c. Der Wl6r
Der ltellte iih iofort Ser @olioei imo
ertlarte, idon ieit 40 Sobren babe
Der Streit iiber sen g9olobeiie sipi-
lben ibm lmo ienen gruocr ge.
oouert. @eitern iei Gborlcs in ocn
&olo gegangeu un6 babe me0rere
fieine gdirme gefGllt. 9llS Ct nad
Sauie 5uriidfcbrte, iteQte Samcs ibu
corii6er 3ur Geoe unO g fam 5u ei.
ncm bcftigen Streit IN melhem
Charles init einem 2leil auf oeu @rut
ser 10 6eitig cinorong Dob oieicr
ihlieBli6 nit ieincm Rebolber 1uf
i'm icuerte, notbocm er peracblid,
gciudt i'm oitr& S6iiiic, weIdc oilf
sen 6liBbooen gcriHtet murcn. su.
riid5uboIten. Ger cin5ige 9luae66.
riae ocs N}0rOers uno ieines Gpfers
lit ibr @ruoer, Der Rep. 9cniumin
$orris in 2owea.
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0ns ncntidle Qien.


SoltiSbtlle, aD, %. Syuni.-
Gie Stoot 2ouisbiae Bat oieie g9odc
sic Sdugeridoorcn ocs ,9loroamcri
fonii6en SGngcr6unoes~ ais Set.
qdite. @s 1T 0o8 81. SGnqerfeIt oeS
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ren III @1ilipoltfee ii6ertrogen iporOen
mar. &oriitcr Scr 8eItbe6oroe lit
Sr. ). gS. &eister, Ger gcpoltigc
&orDerfouf bon GintrittSfortcn iit
@epdbr oofiir, ooB Die Gon5erte itorf
heiudt iein mer6eu. Cine Soae
prdcbtiger 9(rt itouO 5citig fir uno
fcrtig 5lr Gerfiigung: sic g8oifen.
boae al Der @oInt Strabe, 3piidcn
Gentrul. itno 6. 9lDcnue. Gs lit Elm
9au bon rieiigen 0imeniioncn ober
BON gcfdaiger Suncn. lno 9(uBcn
grditeftur. 0ie S6uliidung Scr
StraBe lit cine imgenein gefdlige.
Die 5or6en iino bIou mo peiB ino
iiberoies miro 6ie @lcftri3itdt in
weitgcben0em MloBe 5u 0eforotipen
8iueeen bermenoet. Der ,Glou" Scr
Decoration, mclbe i'm 65nn3cn 3S
SGuicrgcOierte umfaBt lit Der @bren
Gof oeiien SGulengong iih ou ser
sSeffcrion StroBe, bon Der A. bis 3ur
g.. bin3iebt. Scr Gbren6of iHlieBt
cos Dor Dem @eric6tSgeb1uoe Itc6cnoe
Ccnfmol G6omos Scffcrion's Gin an
0eiiet SUB am Slocbnlittog oes "a.
Slni 0ie 5obncnbuIoieung itottfin
oet 8. /. oic llebergobc Ser @pnoeS
fo6ne bon @}ilmallfec an 2orispiQc.
@ei 0ieier @clceenbeit miro Dem
GGngcrfeite oiih Elm 3eideu foiier.
li6er %ul0 5u Ebeil meroen gSie Der
Ialtet bat oer ocitti6e aoiier cine
golocne N2cooilc icblogen loiicn Oie
bei Scr 5obncn6uIoiging bonn oeut
i6en GoniuI Or. 0scor @}e5ger bon
Cincinnati iiberrei6t miro.
Syn 2ouisDinc 6cfinoct iid nicbt
mr. Scr GlteItc @imoespereiu Der
.2ieoerfron5," ocr eiu5ige nod Dor.
honocue Gercin melcber oos Griin
ounqsfcit I'M Sabre 1S49 mitge
modt; in icinen N3ouern nobnt dub
ser eiu5ige nod le6enOe @}itgrimoer
Scr jebt i'm 90. 2ebensiobre itebcnoe
eSyocob Gbrmonn Dem man bcionocre
Gbriugcn 5ugcoodjt botte, sic CT ober
oble6ntc. Sir oos Set baben lid)
112 @ereinc nit 27i0 g(ftiOcn ange.
meIoet 70 OoB ciniblicBlib Scr San
qes6riioer ser Scitito0t Der 9imocs
dor mrno 5000 Stinrmen itnrf lit.
SSnsgcianmt finoen flint Gon5erte
ITott; oas Gmpfongs CONCERT am
W3ittuo6 "a. Slni; am 0orouf iol-
qcnoen Cage 6os critic glodmittags
Gon5crt; g(6cnos oos critic 9lnoes-
CONCERT; am 6reitog finoet Elm 9la6
nittogs. mo cingl6cno- -Gon5crt itott.
Inter Sen berborrogeuOcu Soliltcn
befinoeu iid) Ser Eenor &looIpb Ser.
Ger nno 6roi 9toppolo. @irigenten
iino. 8. Stod, 81. @2olenoroft mo
2oiiS Gbrgott (8unoes 0iriacuD.
Gen @foiienhor bon 5000 &iuocrn
ON 6rcitog 9lohnlittog oirigirt SRI.
Caroline 9. 9ourgar0.
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@ntteis llniunftreit.

Quite, N}ont, %. SUM. ~ @e.
aiialid Ser Gage Der 0inge in Ser
6ieiiqcn Union g3r. / Der ,gSeltern
Seoeration Of WlinerS. in melder cs
in iingiter Belt 81 10 ernitcn 3uIam.
menitoben gefonImen lit, oeroifcnt
Iidtc oeitcrn &rdiioent Gborlcs s..
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iagt iomobl ole ermGblten ino aus
ideiocnoen 9eomten ais elm GbeiI
ser 0iitglicoer bdttcn lib in elmer ac-
itern obgeboltcnen Goniercn3 i0m oe.
geniiber er6otcn 5urild3utretcn, iaas
Dies I'M Sntereiic scr frie0lidcn uno
pormonil6en S6iung Der in oer
Union bcitc6enocn Giffcren5cr crfors
oerlid cribeine. in melbenr Sale oie
notlonolen 9eunten Die Qlngelegen.
gcitcn piiroen oroneu f6nneu. ga
NIT moaen iie uber feinesmegs 5uge.
ben, ooB bel ibrer gSobl nibt allies
IN 9tidtiofeit geueieu lei oOer oaB
lite iid irgeno etipoS 9lnOcrcs bdtten
5u SbulOen fommen laiicn lleber
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min Sr. N}oDcr ltt IN elmer @rtra.
@crlommlilng am Qienitog glo6nit.
tog pno in Der ouf 9lbenoS Z llbr
onbcraumtcn regildrcu 8eriomms
luna Ger Union diiBcrn.
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gLmeriIaniIdler GOnInI aeiter6en.

0o0ensburG H..g. %. 81.
ni.-Sr. SomeS 9udIep, oer omeri.
foniide @icc GohuI III Erescott
Ont, 1T BORT geiteru i'm FILTER BON
70 Sobren aeitorben Sein g1odllaB
miro olii 100000 beipertbet.
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8nm 8pLlcinneNmer ernannt.

g8ufbiugton, %. Sbni.
Grdliocut gsiliou fiinoigte beute Sic
Grnenuung oeS Srn. Sbomos IS.
Sudep pon SnOianapoIis 8um 8oa.
@iune6mer fit $noiano an.
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0lc0OIntiun anf 6aiti anaaebrodcn

Sort an &rince, Saiti, %.
SUM. ~ 9lnbdnger Oes Senators
@abilmor Sbeooore melder i'm sc.
britor cine prooiiorii6e &egierling in
Cop Soitien ciuieBte unO ipdter BON
&egierrnes Sruppen oertrie6en MUIR
&C. ieBen neueroings ibren g8ioer.
itono gegen sic 9icgierliues 9lutori.
tGten fort in0 beoroben Gop Soitien
Der propiioriic6e @rGiioent Sole
@oroos bat iidb eutibIoiien, iih ieIbit
on Die Spite ieiner Eruppen 5u itel-
lem nm oie 9tcbeleu 8tI idIagen.
Sin SbeiI ieiner Screen 1T per 9obn
nod Saint @}orc on ser gSeltfiite
obgeiobrcn.
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@OnnrehmitaIieS 9ammuno Iieareid

ct. &anL Ntinn, %. SUM
Sopcit ole biSbcrigcn Groc6uiilc ers
teuucu loiien bat GouercBulitalicO
gS. g. &onmouo bel oen @rimdr
@obIcn I'M Stootc @8inueioto oie oe.
mofratii6c glominotion fir ooS @ous
perucurSomt nit ehpo 800 5timmcn
%trolitdt Dor ieinem @egenaanoi.
0oten &rn. Ianiel gS. 2oiuler, &c.
monncn.
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0ricasminiiter reiianirt.

9ucnos NDreS, glrgentinien,
%. SUM. General @regiorio @e.
le5, Der oracntiniidbe ariegsuiniiter
rcidte beute feline Heiianation ein.
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Drotntlaul.
GntidJriOutBrm Ocs
Sbrr6nnOrsgcri6ts
Weiterm nDr Ieimer SSertas
gitng nmoefilmOiat.

Der 60bite @cridts6of erfennt oen
9ciibtitcI ser 9obnen ouf @etro-
Ieum 2ono I'M &ertbe bon etma
iicbeubunOcrt Ndaioncn 0onors
an. n Die 0ladt6cfuaniIie ser
8WiihenitaatIicbcn SauOcIS. Com.
MILTON. 9(ruut6s @elii6oe
fnthnliirhcr NrNnn
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0fe ,,glamenlpienn 6eerOint.

2ue6ec %. sunni. Sie6en.
i;noDicr5ig ni6t ioentifiairte 2eihen
BON Npfern ser ngnpreB Of Sire.
Iono~ aotoitropbe iuuroen beite oitf
9lnoronimg oes Goroners bin begra
ben 9roteItantiidc uno fotboIiide
@ciitlic9e ontirten.
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l.lrut S;ttutr.
Bon franS6Fi6cr ytcSic=
rnng eingcii6rt.
9lnf GimfOuiulen aus aus
lamOiIcbem Gefuritatcm.

0ie fiinf 9Sro5ent 6etroaen0e steuer
miro bonn 1. Sui ob crbobcu-
9@mere stroien fir @erloneu,
sic iib ocricIbcu eut8ic6en.
giele 9ente oeponiren i6re
@crt1popiere il 5dmei8cr 9au-
fen.
&oris. %. sunni. Gic irau36li
ide 9leaerung erlieB 6eute 9leaiho.
tionen, inter pelben cine Steuer
bon iitnf @ro5cnt auf Gintiiufte ge.
legt miro, sic in 6ranfretd aus aus.
Idnoiideu glttieu, 06Haationen ino
Sefrritdteu iracno pelder 6orm
einiAleBlicb 9ie9ermgS Cbligatio-
nen ge5ogcn per0en, 0ie &eaulatio.
nen treten am /. Suli in aroft.
Gas @eieb Ourd pelhes oie Steu
er eingeiiibrt pirO, miroe inn
N}dr3 angeuommen.
Gas @cieB iiebt ibmere Straien
fir @erionen Dor, welde iid Der @e.
5a6hrua Der 5tcucr SIT cutBie6eu DER.
itdcu
Stntert6iire aefln0en.
@enf %. SUM. Die @epol0e
ser Sdwei5er 9anfeu iino, pie 6entc
bier erfldrt mur0e, buditdblid iiber.
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reid imo geutihlano bon &erionen
na1 bier geionOt wuroep melhe oeu
pom oen geuannten beioen Sdnoeni
apferlegten boben Steucru entaebeu
mollcn.
Sn y 6i6ie0sau0teu8 em.
ptangen.
& ON %. 5uni Nloit &ep. Sc.
relnio6 s. Sortp Gr5biidoi bon alo.
milo marOe beiite pont @apit IN 9l6.
ibie0sop0ieu3 enipiauaeu.
9abnbouer geitor6en.
2oHDon %. Slui. SEER Wlor.
gan 9rans6p @iQioms. welder Diel-
leidt nle6r ais ir0eno Elm onoerer
@ionn nit oem Ban ser criten Na6
nen in @roB6ritanneu 5u tbuu 6attc.
1T 6eute bier geitorbeu.
Serr &iQianlS baute auH DieIe
itolieniidle nio ruiiihe 9a6nlinien
Gr mllrOc I'M Sabre 1926 in @aleS
ge6oren uno NOR nodoem er iid)
bon Dem Suacnienrs 9erni 3uriidge
logen batte 3wanji9 Sabre lang Der
Sicc 4Srdiioeut ser uGlrtropoliiau
9anf BON Guglan6 uiO @nes."
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@ofbington 22.Suni. Shob.
onitsiefretdr Nlc9looo enpiing 6eute
cine Contribution BON $500 81 Oem
ioaenannteh o@euiiieusionO." Ger
9lbienOer NOR cine @erion ans 9ur.
linoton Sotpa. Ger 9eitrag 6dlt 10.
iueit oen 9ieforo fir oos loifeuOe
5istalio6r.
9to6e3u cine Gal6e @}illion Col
lars iino icit @}ooiiou'S 3eiten auf
Oieie mDiierioie @eiie IN Die Goiie
ser 9unOesreaicrrng geiloiien-
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
Base Ball.

The Base Ball Fans of our little city, and all who tnInk they would be lnIetested q m Base Ball Club, are urged 10 be present at a meet ing winch will be announced in next week $ issue; but we want to say d few words m regard 10 Base Ball Tn DcImott ioI the season ot IoI4. We have been talking among some ot the Base Ball boys, also some of the merchants, and they all say Lets have d game. " Now we well know Base Ball b a boost tor any town; take the veal we had the salaritd team here, we had people from all over the coun- try 10 see the BhSSVtlle Dermott series (which We lost but you will have to admit that II cost BhssvllIe about S5oo.oo 10 win those games.
 In the summer of 1912 we had a large expense, but II was toI salarled men, winch We wlll not need to have the cOmne season. Since our town has grown 70 lu the year ot 1913, many people have come 10 make IL thelr home and among them we md we have several ball players. Now We have enough home material to have good Ball Club, a. good as we had the year of IoI2, and all wt have to do IS to get the boys together and work with them ht- tlr. We won { have the eNpenst of any more SGo, Ooo % pitchers, tor Ne already have them m town Me want 10 otganIze early and have club on the start. our great trouble has been getting started SO late all the other town, would be through and then when we got game Vt had 10 brlpe d team su Lar Rr could not meet eA- penSeS. II We get started early We can catch all 0t the close towns betate they quit bat we hope to have a club here that Will make them all 4uit when we set hold of them. Now, with the assistance of few ui the business men, we can have a good club here and the clerks can have one day Of out door pleasure in going 10 see a good game of baseball. In IoI2 you could hear the travelling men talking about that Dermott team,
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
"The Littlest Rebel"

The Littlest Rebel, as pre- scented by Miss Evelyn Goodwin, under the auspices Of the Bapust Ladies Aid Society, at the High School Auditorium last Thursday evening, was success from every viewpoint. Miss Goodwin has a very pleasing and attractive per
 sonality, and her reading was eN- cellent. There were three parts of the Intensely interesting story, The Littlest Rebel, and between the acts a number ot southern songs were rendered by home talent chorus, also a colonial drill by some of the very title Misses, which was uery much appreciated by the audience. In response 10 numerous requests the program was repeated on Friday evening.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
To the Democratic Voters of the Seventh Congressional District.

Having now about closed up my campaign, wish to state to my many friends over the district, that notwithstanding, the tactthat the corporations are fighting me and besides many false reports being put out against me, l feel tbat have won the victory by the largest majority given d candidate for Congress in many wears.
 In conclusion wish to thank the people over the district for their kind and courteous treat ment, which will never forget. Assuring my friends that will always stay by them and thanking them for their great help in my behalf, 1 am, Sincerely,
 Adv. k. 5. Narnook.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19

and they would say to each other, Are you going 10 be m Dermott such and such day and the other would say, Yes, because they are gong to have big game there on that day.
 Now 1t will bring travelling men to our town, help the hotels along and they will drop few dimes Tn Dtrmott, which they would drop III MCGehee or Warren or some other town where they can see good game of baseball. Lots of traV- cling men do not have an oppo1- tunity to see Class A baseball be- cause they are Tn the smaller towns most ot the time. We can have as good baseball in this country as you can ste ln any ot the Class C. or D. league. with but little cost. Now, We as the ball players, are gong to call on the merchants tor little dOna ton tor the purpose ot buNIng some new uniforms, as the ones we used the last three years are torn up and some of them have been stolen. Uniforms will cost but very little Ii all will assist m this. The grounds will have to be put in condition but certain man Tn town has agreed to take his teams out there and put them in good condition for us. Now II the business men will help us out on our new uniforms We will agree to give them a good class ot baseball. We are going to use all home material and have at least one or two games e'erV week through the season. Last season Dumas was not defeated the whole summer long and they were using all home boys. They made good because they worked together and knew each other; that IS a whole lot In baseball. Now we are all boosting Dermott for the year of 1920 and my sug eestion Is to buy the suits and have across the breast ot them, 'Dermott Io2o, o,oOo. Now every ball ian should talk this among themselves and when the man with the petition comes around don't forget to sign your name for little, because every little blt helps.
 Yours tor baseball club ln dear old Detmott tor the y,ar IaI4. remain,
 ONiY \ BASEBALL FAN.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
TELL YOUR BOOSTER FRIENDS

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