davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-23
Sanoiten=SriD nmffelt.
&Omnem mah seitrigem bIntisen
anmpf nidlt mcbr entrinmen.

9lainc. @aib., %. Oft. 9lmcri-
faniide uno conaoiide 9eolntc bcS
@eieees iebten beute Die @erfoIgung
Ser Srci 9anfrduber fort, Die geItern
orei Meiler norblif bon Ser inter.
nationalcn Srcnjc nad einem aonrpf
nit ibren Serfolgern entfonmen
maren. ESSn Dem aumpf murbc be-
fanl,tlih ciner Der 9anoitcn gctotct.
elm 5iueiter uerlpitnoet, nnb oiid) cill
Witalico Der Serfolgungsihnr, eiil
cano0iifer Ginpanoerltngs- Snipcf.
for, perlor iein 9e6cn. lic %crfol-
ger glauben. baB lie Die 9nnOiten
nnitcQt bdtten uno tic hcute &C.
fongennebmcn fonntcn. Tie Scr.
folgten batten lesteu Samstag abciio
Die ,Sirit Rational Gonf Don SeOro-
@ooGcp. @aib.. Inn $4,000 be-
railbt uno aui Der 6luht aus Der
9anf cinen anabeii getotet NM 5luei
NGnncr perpunoet. llebcr ichs-
taliicno Collars oes geitoblcnen @el-
oes rpuroen BEL Dem gct0teten uno
an oenr pcrlpnnbetcn &nmbcr &C.
funoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-23
9entide bringen aber
immer mene Seritdrfnn=
gen sur SrDnt.
9as maht Srnnsuien bes rcdltem
1liisels iebr dmsitlidJ.
SclgiidDc lsliidltlinge febren in Mni-
len naf Selgien snriif.
in iuenisen Sasen iinb 10000 bmrdD
&Duicmoaal burdjscreiit.
-Heuulntion in Furtngnl idjcint nidlt
nnteroriift 81 iein.
1Srnn56iiihes Earlnmemt nnacblidl
nadJ Hnris einbernfen.
Gnsliife 3eitnnssmclonmeen bon
sIaiierteniiesen falid.
Gnsliidle 3eitnnssmelSnngen bon
sllliicrteniiesen falidl.

9onoon. %. Oft. Ser gotter.
banner &orreiponbent Der 9ailp Mail
meIbet:
Ser oeitti6e @eneralIta6 bat
8bent oerlaiien uno es erbGlt lif
bartn6fig oas 9eriidt, oaB Die Gent.
ihen geidllagen iuuroen. Nadridten
pom oeri6ieoenen Hunften Der Noro.
peitgren5e itinmmen oarin iiberein
oaB Die oeuti6en &iiitennrmee mit
ein 9ano aufgerollt miro.
Sic oeltti6e' &apdllerie fonrte in
Dem @eIGnoe boiler 9eihe uno Gam.
me feline Wanoner altsfiibren unf
ole oeutihcn @eIfiise iteden i'm
Slunpfbooen felt. 9urd einen gIGr'
ienoen Ingriff miro 6eridtet, ba6en
Die franaoiiid-britii6en 5ritppen Ole
oeiitifeit 9inien iiioli9 BON Sitenot
nbgefdnitten.
Gem oegeniiber fonItotiert oer
Simesforreiponoent I'M n0roliher
iSroilfreif, es iei ni6ts gSabres an
Dem @eriiht, ooB ole 9eitti6er
9ruegge ger6timt ba6en. S1Sn ser 8e.
geno bon Oitenoe iino Die Seutiher
nod in groben NaIien rmo eineHiid'
rudrtsbeipegitng gesen Sruegge be.
oeitte MIR cine 6urd, oie SGtigfeii
ser slniierten notipenoig geiporoene
ToriidtsmnBregel.
9em 9aiIp telegraph miro ous
6onre geneIoet, oob oie 9eigier ons
redte llfer Der 9ier tpie0ergeiponner
babcn ino bercit iino, peiter por5ll,
oringen.
9onoon, %. Oft. Die Gr6angC
telegraph So. meI0ct ans Eefing
baB Sie &riegsifific Scr 9Iuiierter
cinen beittiten Observation-Disclosures
abacionaen baben. Der mis bcr@uhi
pom 8iao Sifau entfommen mar.
9onoon. %. Oft. Der Simcs
miro niis 9or6enitt rlitgeteilt, ooE
iueitere @eritGrfiingen fir oie Seer(
oes Generals SSoffre bereititeben Die
SiesiGbriqen &efrlten ieien mad
,peimonatiger I6ridtitna bereit, lid
bcn 2inientruppen an3uf6lieBen SiC
ieien ansge3eihnetes Ylaterial, Jung
imo eiitbuiiaitiid. gtit ben &eierpen
sic nod nift I'M Seloe naren, biloer
tic cine bolbe Mfiuion frii3er Srnp'
pen.
9onbon. %. Oft. SSn einem
RcIlimc iibcr Sie @orgdnge anf Dem
riiiiiifen ariegsidouplas lhreibi
ser aorrciponoent Der Bolt:
.gs lit MIR nod 3eit notnenoig,
nm Die ocutidlen Sruppen IN ihrcr
Geiantbcit .ans elmer fomptenoen
slrulee in cinen aeidIoaenen Dob 5il
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-23
&rtuTr &arlSruG madt Ole @n9ldn&r belorqt.

6rau Gonflin befrdftigte MIR Die
9lilSingcn ser slngetlagtem mo ocren
S0d]ter6ens. slehnIi6c gIiisiaeen
nudte 6ruu SOa 9'omca, Srau Gar
mans Shpeiter.
9tad) 5Srnu EotpeQ, bic bcitdtiate,
OaB iie es mar. Die Srm Garman
Don Dem Sorfall in Der Office 0cs
Ioftors perltdnoigt bette, murbc
George @oloer, scr fiir Den Stant
nuSgeingt bate, Don Der %crtcibi-
gnng nls ,3engc mlfgcriifcll. Gr be.
itritt, oaB er cine ,Srau IN einem &i-
mono, pom cincr Sarbigelt gefolet,
6urd) bic Spciicfammer III Die 81.
ficc bcS %rites babe fommen ichcn
SSln arellSuerhor gab ober @olocr
5il, oaB or Der @ranbj1lrp geinet bot
te. oaB ilnmittclbnr naf) Dem .SdluB
cine sSarbige ciner tSraiI III Die o.
iicc gcfol1t mGrc. gS1brenb nod
@oloer auf Dem Stano mar, trot
um I - llbr mn. Die Wfittaespnuie
Elm.
Mineolu, q. g., 90. Oft.
Soelltc miro sSrail Slorence Gonflin
Garmon nod einnaI Die @eididlte
ihrcs &crhaltenS anr Ibenb bes les.
ten 80. Sllni, oil Dem iSrau Soiliie
@ailep i'll Srbinations5immer 0es
Or. gonin Gormon, oes 8atten Der
9lnaeflogtcu. Durf einen olirdI eill
cingcoriidtcs sScnIter abaefeuerten
Sdiub getotet mtroc, er5Gblen milf.
len uno bon Der aciitigen nno forper-
Iihcn 4raft Der 9lngetlaaten miro es
abbGngen. oh lie ii6 benz Siitrifts.
ammalt 9ouis s. Srnitb miro getpadl-
len ,eigciI.
l1nteritiiet bon Sraeen ibres cige-
neu %crteioigcrs ibilbertc geItern
1srdn Garmnn i6r Sltn oil ienem per-
bdnonispollcn 9lbcnb, nbcr bic bcli-
tigcGr;1blitna miro iid nidlt 10 Jlott
dbpifeln. Grau Garmnn mar am
gnoe ihrcs oireften %erborcs an.
! idaincno 10 friid] mie 5u ieinem &c.
ainu, mb iie NOR iiberseugt, onb ibrc
@eid1ifte ouf Die @eihnorenen Gin.
orltd Nemoft bot. Gieie niiiiert
ndmIidl enti6ei6en, oh tic cher Der
Mnocflaoten ODER oeren irilbercr
Iicrltmogb, ser 6arbigen Celia go
lemon, glaitben ioIlen, Die Iesten
afittruod) oni benz Sengenitanoe Be-
boitptcte. tic bobe nod Dem Wtoro
ocn HcuoIpcr in ser Sonb ibrcr
Gicnlteeberin geieben nno Iestere
babe ibr gegeuiiber ben Moro auge.
itanocn.
Srm Gnrman gab eeItern nuf Dem
,3eugcnitnno al, oaB tie einnal In
ser Sffiee ibres Mannes elmer
@Grterin cine Sbrfeiee nerabrei6te; !;
0oi, tic einen telepboniihen gpparot
initaIIicren IieB, Inn @eiprdhe ibres
Monnes nit ieinen tpeibIihen 30.
ticntcn 81 belauiden, itno baB lie
ibr S6hterhen uln @beno oes Mor-
oes erirdte, nit Dem Tianoipiel ouf.
3ubGren. Sic beitritt nber entihie.
Sen, oaB lie ie in ihrem 9eben einert
9fepolper abgefeuert b6tte; boB fie
am 9Ibenb oes 0forbes iiber jenen
telepboniifen 9lppnrnt ibren Tfanrt
bclaiid,te, unb bnb iie eiieriiid]tie lei.
Zen 9ifto9ropb babe iie on Mlor-
gen nod Scr @littat entfernen Iaiien.
neil lie aInitbtc. y6ab Der 9oftor In.
nnne6mlidfeiten genug bot"
las @erbor nit ot6ren Sengen
ser @crteioieune biirfte fltr3 iein.
Ser iSna mag nin Santitog in Die
S6noc ser Slrp geIegt iperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-23
sdladt tit Sforbfranfrei4 nnb
Selgitn weiter nnenti@ie0eu.

permanoeIn. Sic riiiiilfe aapallerie
lit Sen gcidIagcnen Sritppcn bart aitf
ocn 6erien. Ter Hiif5ug gebt iibcr
clen0e StraBen ourd DtaridJen uno
Slu1pflano. 6ortpabrenO mer0en
8eiangene ilno erbeiItcte 8eidiibe
eingebrod]t. aber man fpritte lif)
nod fcinc Belt nebmen. lie jill jdblen.
Ger Sieg lit fiir Die &riien our6 ei.
neu Slanfangriff ber6eigefiibrt NOR.
oen."
Sonouit. %. Oft. Iailp Sele.
grnph miloet nlts Hntterbam. bab Die
GnglGn0er mo Sran5olciI, Die nod
in Sitcnoe lmS anberen &iiitenit1o-
ten peilen, 9efehl erbalter baben, lid)
bilmcn ilpci Stiuiocn 5il entfernen.
Sic gehor6en Dem @cfchl iuo gcbcrl
ii6cr Die boQitdnoiihc 0ren5e
Ter Stan0nr6 teilt NIT. oaB allf
2onooncr Gods 250,000 SGde Nebl
lnb pier Ntillipnen Efuno &Git, elm
@ei6et1f Gnnnbns on bas W1itter-
lano unperteilt liegcn blieben, neil
man niht tpuBte, lper fir oie Sertei-
irng berant1portli6 lit. 9tiln miro
nit ser Serteilung begonnen :perben
nno mnbri6einlid miro ein Seil hc:,
blingrieen gelgiern IN 2pnoon juge.
pieien iperoen.
9on6on, %. Oft. ,Sn ainer
Heuteroepei6e aus TetrOgraO beiBt
es:
,9ie perbGlnism1Bige @irfnrgs.
loiiqfeit bes 2iftfrieges seigte lidl III
@ari6oit, mo sic pon beutiden 6lie.
germ geifleloerten 9omben auf
Giicn6abnen, Sclcgrapben uno 10
meitcr ibr 3iel perfeblten. Dur
Sberitodiperfe ein5elner Nripatbii.
Ter ipurOen 5eritort lnb 6ie meiltcn
gonlben ri6teten iiberbaupt teinen
S6aoen an. Den meiiten Sf,aoen
fiibrte cine gombe berbei, Die auf ei.
nenS Notwithstanding fiel H. nleb-
rere2snfanteriiten foipie in Der 9tdbe
itcbcnoe 3ipiliIten uerrultnoete Wean
bate in @aridau Elm Sort oes 8ai-
Iers fplportiert, ipenn @ariGait niGt
sii 9anoe genommen fueroen fonn,
m0ae es aus ser 9uft erobert tper'
0en."
9lus 9lnlltcroom erf6br oas &eii.
terrible 9ureau, ba6 nad elmer 9eotis
ser 3eitltng Snnoelsbldb Ser &0nig
ser Se gier unb Die &0nigin nod
immer Bel ser belgiiden slrlnee net
len.
9onbon, %. OF. Cine Sieitter'
Sepeide aus 9lmiteroam gieht fol.
aenoe 1onneritag in @ien beroffent'
lidte offi;icae Melorng lpieoer:
r'sn Scr Shladt 5u bciOen llferll
0es ,SIuiics Strtpia5. iiiolih pom
&r;empls, lit cs uns gelilngen, uiie'
rem S(ngriff nah Siioen fort5itiesett.
9luf oen Soben iiio0itlif BON Sp1nt
uno Sambor, srpei befeitigten 'Stel'
llngen Der Tuiicn. oic parallel lon'
rem, baben mir oicStcllungen beiest.
gsorotpeitlifl ponSpnnt inb Sdnbp-
nGbern mir ms Staraiol. ltniere
Sriippen iino in g5erropis, gifo'
i nina, einse5ogen."
9onoon, %. Off. Cine bon
Gomerltag ootierte 9epei6e on Die
Times ors Rotteroam befngt:
.3ufolee gaahrihten aus perihie.
ocnenN Nltartieren iinb iingef6br 20OO
9eutihe iiber oie@ren5e Bel 3ealano
nad SoaanO gefommen iuo fperoen
3lr SSnternieritug mad oem Woroen
SuIonos gebroht"
Ietrpgrao, %. Oft. giah
offisienen Ia6riften bon Der ruff.
Iden sSront in Tolen baben Die &ui.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
POSTkASIERS
WILL STAND AN
EXAMINATION
ABOUT TWENTY APPLI-
GIANTS WILL TAKE EHAMlkA-
TON AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO /
THIS MORNING.

The first exainatfon for TIL posi- tiors
of fourth class postmasters N West
Florida towns conducted in this CRY
will be held this morning AT ps1ohs {;
school No. I, which has been secured
by the civil service conirrassiorA OWING
to the fact that no government outad~
ing Is available that viii accom- 1aodate
such q large number Of apphcan vs.
About twenty-five persons. soss1e OF
whom already are holding the pos tttons
have signifed their intention OF being
in Pensacola this morning fer the ex-
animation. From among this list t4soSe
who stand the most creditabSe eaanpn-
alton will be appointed to the offhses
This examination is under the n ev
presidential order taking ali poShofhe Es
of the fourth class from their prose- d
standing and placing them IN the ciaes-
si1ed service and Fe1utr4ng them TO
stand an examination.
= B. b. CIegg. secretary or the locas
civil service commission will conduct
the examination.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

sian Carlos. 2. Spivev. Moultrie
ia. =. A Sptvey, South Carolina;
Missy NJ W. Grant and maid. Pensa
oolaETi VIII Love, Birmingham: IT. NJ
[Iarrey7 .Fa,cksos1v1Js. r. T. Walsh,
ATsu YORK: =. =. Eerans. Cincinnati;
p. J. Dicky. Atlanta: &. Fl. Sell and
VIE, w. C. Robertson, Chicago; w. l.
Sisssorss. Rosai9s.Y; NJ. Stcbel, Cincln-
ter, G1ssH7yIllo Ala; W. L EuEgins. q.
f. SKA n4lorl, Bluff Springs; L s. Calvin,
New Orleans: r. NJ. DobsoT- M.ortgonl-
cry: w A. FinIay, II, Pire Barren;
l.. W. Sssman and wife, Indianapolis;
z. 4. Ma5ze and wife, F. y. C;l1s-tl1e
and wife, Chicago; H w. FEED, hi
cago3 JAMES Bell, Cleveland; x. =.
weIIL Cleveland; r. s. Dudley, Sew
Orleans: p. Lee, Mobile; j. II. Wilson
GreenvIlIe; j. H l.. Janson, Atlanta;
J. CoyIe. New Orleans; c. B. Town e.
send Milwaukee, J. V. Busbee, Allan
Ia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
WHEN HE LICKS CARP ENTER AND
JOHNSON GUNNER WILL BE CHAMP

Since his recent victory over Arthur
Pelkey there is no longer any doubt q s
TO the status of GJrnbOat Smith in the
heavyweight ranks. He is the su-
perior of all other white heavies on
this side of the Atlantic. All he has
to do now is to beat Georges Carpen-
tier and Jack johnson and he will be
acclaimed the hero of the fight world
Jess Willard still believes that he
can beat Smith. but few fight critics
imagine that he would stand any show
al all with the gunner. Nor would Mo
ran or Carl Morris. Battling LeVinsky
is now the only man In this country
who threatens to muss Smiths Victo-
rious career.
The Ightest Of all whEe hopes.
Smith has done better than any other
fighter just because he doesn't carry
too big load around the ring with
him. Lack of weight has been a. big
aid in Smiths case. That's the prin-
cipal fault of the hopes-tney're too
big and bulky TO do any active exc
eution.
Smiths friends are already calling
him the champion of the world. Tt is
doubtful if he will want TO fight John
son, even though the big smoke is not
the man he used to be. Probably A
fight will be arranged between Smith
and Carpenter in the near future.
Judging from the past records of the
two. it would see that Smith wosIld
argument with the FTenchman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
Won COBOLY TO
GIVE PROGRAM
OF TOWN WORKS
HUNGARIAN COMPOSER WILL AP-
PEAR IN MUSICALE FOR aENE-
( FIT OF THE CARNIVAL AssociA-
TON THIS EVENING.

Tonight at the SIAN Carlos hotel
Pensacola music 1overs will have an
opportunity of hearing for themselves
Andor Won Coboly, one of the cele-
hrated pianists. and also will enjoy. the
real treat OF hearing composer in
terpret his own work, or, in other
words, have the unique treat of hear
ing a composer interpret himself. For,
advance press encomiumS state, that
Walter Damrosch himself, conductor of
the New York symphony Orchestra,
has put his seal of approvaF upon the
works of Andor Won Coboly by per-
forming them, and the compositions
are on the programs of some of the
worid-famous pianists.
The program will be given at
benefit recital at the San Carlos hotel
tonight, and there are but a limited
number of tickets. An alrthoT must
have something of merit and very
worth while to give to his audience
when he serves up his own compost
tons instead of the usual repast of
sofn, LisZt, and the more modern
writer's who have won recognition, and
IL IL an opportunity rarely offered to
Pensacolians.
The programme: ~
Part One.
1. Hungarian Phapsodia, Op. IS,
Andor Won Coboiy, composer.
q The Fountain-Coboly.
"a. Immortelle (Germaine l-Coboly
8. Simphonique Orientale-Coboly.
(al Dance Mutt.
(b) Dance OF the Sons of Sun.
Part Tive.
4. Low Veldt Pictures of Hungary
Coboly.
(a) Lullaby.
go Peasant Song, Post Impression
istic
(cl GYPSY Band
e. valse Arabesque Op. 32--Coboly.
g. San Gorgonta. Op. 69---Coboly.
(a1 March Of the Gnomes.
fb) A Mountain Stream.
!. From the Book of Fancies"-
Cobcly.
Cal Twilight.
(b) Dance Maeabre
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

ANDBANQUETBY
ORDEROFOWLS
MEMBERS OF POPULAR ORGANI-
ZATfoN ENTERTAINED LAST
NIGHT. N. HuTCHfNs Is NEW
PRESIDENT.

Installation Of officers and a BAH
auet furnished a pleasant line for
the members of the Order of Owls Il t
tlfe6r hall on East Inteadeneia street
last night. Prof. Seele's orchestra
furnished delightful music fer the oc-
casion.
The foalc wing officers were Installed:
I7resideut-J. n. Hutchins.
e-PresidARt---N. L. Everitt.
InVocator-W. l.. Zachary.
Secretary-James 7. Gerelds.
Treasurer-Joel F'rater.
Warden-E. A. kenbie.
Sentinel-Albsrt Bradley.
Piesett-C. B. Garter
Physician-DT. Thomas II. Stokes.
Trustees. Ed. Williams. ]. ]. Sui
ltYsn, Jr., and ]. Fisher.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

sNEFFELS, COL A. J. Walsh was
badly done up with rheumatism and
sent for Foley Kidney Pills which was
the only thing that would cure him
Geo. Potter OF Pontiac, Mo, was Gown
on his back with kidney and bla oder
trouble ana Foley Kidney Pills made
him well and able to work. 1t is
splendid medicine and always helps.
Just try 1t. DAIemberte's Pharmacy.
(Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
Use ALIENS FO0T=EASE.

Tue ansiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes
If ynu want FesG and comfort for tired, aching.
Iievee corns and bunions Of ali pain and prevents
stess. sore and cs5ious spots. Just the thing for
Dancing Parnee, PATENT Leather Shoes, and for
discovery of lineage Trytt today. SOLD everywhere
2sets. nont eeespt cry stsbstftute. For FREE trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
Av1ators From Naval
Academy On Mississippi
Cconssnned from First Page,

ing men IN tSis science in TIE world.
IltsSrteaant John II. Towers. L $. N,
an aviator of recognized ability, has
had charge OF the aviation camp at
Annapolis under Captain Chambers.
lie has contributed largely 10 the de-
VeEopment of naval aviation by prac-
teal work In experimentation and in
training personnel for flying. Several
other officers and a, detachment of
rElsn are working with Lieutenant
Towers The navy has other qualified
axistors and some students of ava
tiop to assist IN further development "
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
CONSTlPATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY?
CASCARETS TONIGHT!-DIME A BOX

gassy stomach. They cleanse your
Liver and Bowels Of al the sour bile.
foul gases and onstjpated ma tier
which is producing the misery. a Cas-
caret tonight viii straighten you out
by morning. Decent box keeps your
head clear. stomach sweet. liver and
bowels regular. and you feel cheerful
and bully for months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

No odds how bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches,
how miserable and uncomforta BILE YOU
are from constipation. indigestion, bill
iouspess and sluggish intestines-you
always get the desired results with
CaScaTsts.
They end the headache, .biIiousness.
dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

The Struggling Lawyer (pompous-
Iy)-Anything unusual happen while 1
was out? Office Roy-lafter some
thought)-Yes's. There wasn't any
debt collectors called.--Y enlzers States
man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

A Des Mcines man had an attack of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder.
A friend advised him to go to Hot
Springs. That meant an expense of
$4,000 or more. He sought for a
quicker and cheaper way TO cure il and
found it in Chamherlain's Eminent.
Three days after the. first application
of this liniment he was we'll For sale
by all druggists. (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

Mrs. Jofanson-Jes' hide youah money
in a Bible, Mis- Jackson. Nobody evan
looks in g. Bible, you know. Mrs Jack
son with a gasp)--Oh. Ls.wd, I'd lose
it, Suah. May ole mans ve'y religious
an reads de Bible twice day.-Pucl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
NEW SUITS FILED.

The following new suit was filed yes
teroay i'm the office Of the clerk Of the
circuit court
WeIies- Kahn Co. vs.. Florida & Ala
ban1a Land Co, garnishnent, damages
$500; John q. Avery, attorneys for
plaintiff
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

The freaks having begun to thread
the Panama canal no doubt eventually
We shall see the merchant ship flying
the American flag sail through.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

Only Ore "BRoMo oUfNINE'
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NE
Look for the signature of F. w
Cures ., Cold in one Day
Cures Grip in Two Days. 26c, CAdy.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10
FRANCE BECOMING
INTERESTED IN BASEBALL

New York, Jan. 9.-"The next base
ball country will be France" said A. c.
Spaulding. who returned today from
Europe. THE French took up boxing
with enthusiasm and now they are get
ting into our national game. When
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

'rYou won't have to make any formal
speeches for long time" No re-
piled Senator Sorghum; but the
heart to-heart talks with the people
out home are going to be considerably
more tryfng.''-Wa.shingto Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

they have been taught its delights
there is no doubt that France will be
second in baseball only to the Ameri-
cans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

Mrs. wombat says She loves TO
commune with nature" I'm not sur
prised at that. Nature will let YOU
do all the talking. and that makes an
awful hit with her. Washington Her.
aid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

Bubbs-Well how are your New
Years resolutions wearing? Dubbs-
Fine! ! had one little puncture, but
nothing like a regular hlewout.-Judge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

Allister a year ago, before the latter
had shown the stuff that was in him
II honestly believe that he can beat
Eddie McGorthy, Frank Klaus or Mike
Gibbons"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

Since his victory over Battling Lee
virski the other day, Bob McAIIister
has loomed large in the fight world.
He pitted his l62 pounds against a
man who had been knocking out two
hundred Founders with amazing regu-
larity, and won. The young Califor-
MAN showed Levinskil more about the
boxing game than the latter ever
dreamed existed. No mater what the
Hebrew tried, McAllister was always
as cool as a slice of the North Pole and
beat Levinski every inch of ten rounds
This kid looks like the makings of
q champion" said Jim Corhett OF Me-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-10

Pass Christian should renenber how
famous Beverly once was and not be
unduly elated by it's rise in fame
Washington Star.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-10-23
WARS LATEST PHASES


BBLGIUM.-British warships are off
.cially reported to- have given effec-
tive aid to the Belgian army against
the Germans between Newport and
Dixmude. The German cavalry
fruitlessly cannpnaded the Belgian
front from Newport to Bladsloo.
East Of Dixmude the Belgian army
not only drove back the German at
tack, but pushed ahead as far as
Roulers.
FRANCE.-The official communique
issued reports the advance made by
the Allies along several points of
the battle line. 1t reports the slight
progress between Arras and Roye,
and also ground gained in the re-
gion Of st. Mihiel, on the right
bank of the Mouse. The COM
munique reports engagements TAX
ing place on the front from LIE
Basse to Ablain-St. NaZaire, and a
ten days engagement to the north
and south of Arras. In the region
of Chaulnes the French repulsed
German attacks and won some
ground.
RUSSIA.lA vanguard of Germans, &C
cording Ito reports from Rome, was
lured to- the east bank of the Wis
lula and cut to pieces by the Rus
SLAMS. The Russians are rushing
500,00G troops to prevent the Ger
man dash toward Warsaw. A des-
patch from Rome says that Prem
ysl still holds out and that the Aus
trians are endeavoring to advance
their line by sapping.
GERMANY.-It is announced in Ber-
lin that the attacks of the French to
the west and northwest of Lille were
repulsed with severe losses to the
French. The fighting southwest Of
Warsaw may be regarded, it is an
nounced. as the commencement Of a
decisive engagement. The Germans
are advancing under miserable con-
d~itions,. the roads being almost i'm
~passable for guns and transports on
account Of the heavy rains.
HOLLAND.-The feeling among the
Dutch people is that Holland will be
the next to enter into the var 1t Is
believed that the Kaiser will drag
Holland into the war owing to the
refusal of the Dutch to permit the