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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-08-13
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 12.-Wheat-Sept.,
Sill; Dec, s1.09A; May, $1.13B.
Corn-Sept., 75Ac; Dec, sac; May,
66Bc. ~Oats-Sept.. 411Sc; Dec. 40hc;
May, 4315c. Pork-Sept., $14.05; Oct,
S14.10. Butter-Creameries, 24hc.
Poultry-Springs. IT
DISC: fowls, 13he.
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indiana Democratic Committeeman's
Motion to Quash Denied.

indianapolis, Aug. 13.-Judge w. III.
Eichorn. In criminal court, overruled
the motion to quash the indictment
against Thomas Taggart, Democratic
national committeeman for Indiana;
Mayor Joseph X. Bell, Chief of Police
Samuel v. Perrott and 1923 others
charged with election Irregularities.
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South st. Paul, Aug. 12.-cattle-
Receipts, 1900; steers. $500 $50;
COWS and heifers. $47507.50; calves,
$450@10.25; stockers and feeders,
S4.25d7.50. Hogs-Receipts, 1900;
range, $5.75@7.25. Sheep-Reeeipts,
400; lambs, $500mS.50; wethers,
S5.O066.S5; ewes, S2.25G6.00.
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Importers Petition Wilson.

New York. Aug. 13.-About 300 New
York importers will petition President
Wilson to take prompt action to re-
lieve American importers of the con
ditions caused by the refusal of Great
Britain to allow the products of Ger
many and Austria to be shipped from
neutral ports to the United States.
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Women Killed In Auto Wreck.

Chicago. Aug. 13.-Mrs. Alice G.
Randall of Oak Park. wife OF a well
known Chicago broker, and Miss Har.
riet Blakeslee, a prominent social
worker, were killed when the auto
mobile in which they were riding
crashed into a street car. Passengers
on the car were thrown into a panic
and several were cut by flying glass
or injured In trying to escape.
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iowa WOMAN
TELLS OTHERS
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound Carried
Her Safely Through
Change of Life.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. AT the Change
of Life the doctor said | would have to

give up my work and
take my bed for
some time as there
was no help for me
but to lie still. /
took Lydia E. Pink
hams We
Compound and kept
up my work and
now / am over the
Change and that is
all / took. 1t was
better for me than
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OPEN ROAD FROM BERLIN
TO coNsTANTiNoPLE.

Amsterdam, Aug. 13.-Dis-
cussing the Balkan situation
In the Tages Zeitung, Count
Reyentlow declares that Ger
many must cut her way
through to Constantinople and
make the triple alliance a
reality.
The demand for direct com
munication between Hungary
and Turkey" he writes. has
found expression more and
more energetically during the
past few months. Among the
securities which the new triple
alliance needs and must obtain
IL permanent security of the
political, economic and mill
tary link between Constant
nople and Berlin and Vienna.
The alliance can develop full
strength and highest effect
only when the allied powers
possess assured communica-
ton"
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Army Aviator 10 Killed.

Fort Sill, Okla. Aug. l3.-Quarter-
master Captain George III. Knox OF
the First Aero squadron. u. S. A, was
killed and Lieutenant r. B. Sutton.
his aid. probably was MORALLY injur-
ed when an aeroplane In which they
we're flying fell 500 feet. The squad.
ron has just been transferred from
California.
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis. Aug. 12.-Wheat-
Sept, $1.0Sla; Dec, $1.0712; May. ST.
70. Cash close on track: No. l hard,
$l.551a; No. / Northern, $1.45Q1.55;
No. ? Northern. s1.4t1a m1.52h; No. 3
Northern. S1.32R G1.491a; No. 8 yell
low corn, S2@S215c; No. 3 white oats.
544543c; fax, $1.72A.
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DRY MEETING IS
TO Be MONSTER
Plans Nearing Completion for
Great State Gathering in
September.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS COMING

Mitchell. S. d., Aug. 10.-That the
forthcoming prohibition convention
will be the occasion of the greatest
gathering of anti-liquor forces ever
held i'm this state is the word given
out by prominent a~nti-saloon workers
here. The dates have been fixed at
Sept. s and 9, and the meetings will
be held in the Corn Palace at Nit
chell, the largest auditorium in the
state.
Superintendent n. N. Holsaple and
President J. S. Hoagland of the Anti
Saloon League have returned from
the big convention at Atlantic City,
n. j., and report that they have Sc
cured some h~igh-grade talent for the
South Dakota meeting. Among the
speakers from outside will be Major
Dan Morgan Smith OF Chicago, who
was for several years up to a year
ago chief counsel for the leading
liquor organization of the country. He
is now devoting his life to the pro.
hibition cause. Major Smith was one
of the strongest speakers at the At
lantic City meeting. Mrs. Lillian r.
Burt of Columbus. o., the superin-
tendent of the Safety and Efficiency
department of the Anti-Saloon League
of America, also has been engaged to
speak. Mrs. Burt is one of the lead
ing scientific experts of the country
and win bring a large scientific ex-
hibit with her.
Governor Byrne TO Speak.
Governor Frank M. Byrne has con
scented to give an address, as have
also Senator Thomas Sterling, Con
gresham G.. ii. Dillon, Judge G. q.
Sherwood of Clark, President e. c,
Perisho, ex-senator Coe /. Crawford
J. W. Parmley and a number Of other
prominent men of the state. The
music will be in charge of T.. o. Elk
cell, the well known hymn writer oil
Chicago, while Professor A. w. Roper
of Chicago will preside at the piano
A feature of the convention will be
a monster parade on Thursday after
noon. Sept. 9, when il is expected
there will be several thousand people
i'm line. Committees on arrangements
to plan for the big gathering and to
take care OF the crowds that will be
in attendance are being appointed in
Mitchell and everything will be In
readiness before the date of the meet
ing arrives.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth. Aug. 12.-Wheat-On track
and t o arrive, No. / hard, $1.55%; No.
/ Northern. $1.51% @1.54B; No. 2
Northern, $1.4S% @1.49%. Flax-On
track and to arrive. $1.68A.
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Chicago, Aug. 12.-Cattle-Steers,
81 10m 1920; cows and heifers. $40
09.10; calves, $775mt150. Hogs
Light. S6.90d7.75; mixed, S6.35Q7.65;
heavy, $6.2Oa7.10; rough, s6.20G6.35;
pigs, $6.5007.60. sheep-Native, $500
m6g0.
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ST. Paul Grain.

st. Paul, Aug. 12.-Wheat-No. 1
Northern. S1.45h 01.55; No. 2 North
ern, $1.416@152b; No. 2 Montana
hard. $1.26h m1.30h; corn, S2@
S2lkc; oats, 54d541ac; barley, roo
7Sc; rye, s1O501.06; flax. S1.72A.
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Omaha, Aug. 13.-W. I'll. Munger,
United States district judge for the
district of Nebraska. is dead of pa
ralysis. Judge Munger was seventy
years old. He had been in failing
health for several years.
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TALKS TO PRINTERS

secretary Of Labor Speaks at Inter
national Convention.
Los Angeles, Aug. 13.-An address
on labor conditions of the past and
present by w. B. Wilson, secretary
Of the United States department of
labor; virtual selection of Baltimore
as . place for holding the 1916 CON
vsntion, and a sensational attack by
former President ]. M. Lynch on the
delegates arrayed against the present
administration ere features OF the
oession of the international Typo
graphical union convention hers.
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National Bank Examiners Report
Marked Improvement.

Marked Improvement.
Washington, Aug. 13.-Prosperity
reports from 100 national bank ex.
aminers widely distributed were
made public by the comptroller Of the
currency.
The reports, the comptroller said,
show general marked improvement,
an improvement especially noted in
those sections where there has been
some depression.
Crops everywhere are good, with
only a few exceptions in the Middle
West and in Maine, where continued
heavy rainfall has done some dam.
age"
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MINNIE HAHA AT NEW YORK
Steamer Fired by Holt Bomb on Re-
turn Voyage.

New York, Aug. 13.-The Atlantic
Transport line steamer Minnehaha,
which caught fire when heavily laden
with explosives and other var NUM-
tons on her way from New York to
Liverpool five weeks ago, has reached
this port on the first return voyage
since that time.
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The Tsrrors Of War |!

War 10 horrible IL yon think eleariy
ABOUT Il and rsaliEe 10 yourself what
II means-dead nssn, manglsd men.
widows, orphans. destruction Of prop
cry. . hellish storm. The wounded
soldier ON the battlefield is iuns as ~
30 meet the ensmy as the feeble bush
mess man who Ia handicapped by poor
hlooa, . poor digestion aud dsranged
stomach. Brain power. energy. sue
cess-all depend en- q good digestion
and pure blood. To be brave, = man
must have rich red blood. A success
fnl mAa is always . man Of vital force,
of good digestion and good blood.
Robust health gives magnetism and
stFenuosity. The only honest way Of
acquiring rich. red bleed IL 10 have
psrfees digestion, plenty Of outdoor
air. When you have nos these. taks
an Aoaeat tenie ~hlch contains no
alcshoi Or narcotic. which has had IN
hensss REPUTATION for the past forty
years. naEaeiy, Deeser Pierca's Golden
Medical Discovery.
Misiions Of people mead thIs power
sui vegetable remedy thai puts the
stomach. liver and bowels in ane con.
dition thaa clears The slain OF pimples,
raaA. saemishes and eesemal THAI dis
solves boiis and eArbaneless that makes
nerves ssFonecr and steadisr and
gives 10 pale. weak ran down people
the falisws meAsurs 81 health and
happiness.
ncctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eoveFy, Tres from alcohol OF mar.
sotics, does iust whas i stated above,
sinPly beeAass Il banishes from The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
SURGICAL DRESSING FOR
BELIEF WORK.

few days aNo The journal pub-
lished an appeal sent Qua from View
York FOR surgical DRESSINGS g. be- aaed
in relief work IN Europe Mrs Mar-
RE Pierpunt who q chairman - the
committee IN Pensacola. interested ln
ghls work. asks that all who can pos
sibiy a. So, send any material they
may have, g. Miss Herriman'H store
today THE material may bs sheets.
napkins. tahlcylofhs. old or new. the
oniy requirement. being tnat Il shoH1d
De elean and smoa1h This material
must an be stcrilj1ea before being
made into bandages. and all who have
anything that can bc donated to this
splendid cease should &c once get such
material in readiness and send Ga Miss
lierr.man'E ga Tuesday, care ~ Mra
Harris P.sriunt hslrmin SurkiCal
Dressing committee
The appeal sent out fr6mANtv Yof.
is in part a. follows
PIE civil war DAYS 81 appeal aas seat
90 every state iu tht Union IS tie
sanitary war relief committee f8r All
linen saest pillow eases. blankets.
towels. tahleclothH napklns and %an-
neia q b. Cut ~ into surg dress
luEs and binders for the wolt aaea sol
diers. ~ that time Eauzo DRESSINGS
were n0t Ia use. ~ the women ~
fifty years ago made the dressings
FOR the wounded men a3 the front
lrom such agtiCIts Wo .Il kmow hosg
general the Eespoua, Wss Is lhss ap-
peal: ola erests wcrs ransacaod.
drawers. trunks and closets were
searched and treasures long hidden
were willingly saevifioed to supply the
demand
Today tire orders faum Europe for
Eauze end cotton are ~ Nigantic that
our factories are unable 10 meet them
50 again tae women af America are
rendering similar s.sFiee g. the
wounded in Europe. They are appeal
ine 50 the public fal the material re-
auired q manufacture dressings for
use Ia the hospitals
II ls hoped that scraps of linen
packed away ln old attics. or ma
terlals now being used as busters. fur
niture covers etc. viii be forwarded
60 the committee A piece % goods
twelve inches square. 81 an otherwise
ragged article will make dreasIn 8
for some poor wounded lad
This work has been undertaken -
the Vatican war Relief committee
employment bureau and 4 work room
where garments are being made for
the European hospitals aud war refu-
gees.
All dressings win Be sterilinea be-
fore being shipped 20 Europe Pack
lnE and transportation have been
promised free % expenses
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DslLARo. JgvER WEDDING
pnrrTv HomE CEREMONY.

a oretty hons weddinE took plaes
last sveniar A. ths resadenes % Mrs.
% II. CsarAe. mother 81 fhe bride. 1907
Narth Davis street Rev. chaa Vi.
Dickinson perfornina enc ceremony
arn Issnuas Ieter va married e
serKl prank p Dnlare e. ths = 3.
Marine Corps. Afisa Roberta taurenoe
was maid 81 honoF ana Air Maurice
Bunting was the rrocm's best man.
Thc waaaing vas very apiet onlY
= f~w intimat~ friends seinN present
The colnrs ~ fhe pr ~ Marine Corps
aIue. red and yellow were carried 0Ra
a tar aenorn TONS Which were simple
8ut effective. Thr stars and sfrapea
were aFtistica4ly dFapea Tor q haek-
frsnnd and aorubinea wlfh the navy
aaes and Nexiean naas which we're
scattered amidst nmilax and sanninR
ferns formed 4 very handsome eetting
Ter ere ueaainH and s.as also = con-
piimeuf - tke gro1m who during the
feeenf heatfiieiee - ear country with
sfexice Nas stationed 81 Vera Cruz.
The bride pAu with her mother has
INSIDE fseuaacola her Some fev a num-
.er ~ yeaFs has maag admirable traits
~ character End has aans maeh sarn-
est and enersetie Wsrk IA tha Civic
sasHs and ether 0ssanizatioms wark
ne keF public weifare. Ths costumes
efe che nate 81 simplicity uravallins
threashouf TIE groom j. Formerly
81 Rerns Ga fhouEh nos stationed a.
the penesre3a Natv vara
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DINNER DANCE AT SAN CARLOS.


The San Carlos hotel was ray with
music. life and eeicr. with many xts-
sting people 20 give 70 Animation sat
ursay evening when the management
arranged the first OF the L~nten ain
ner a4neea. ard seei~ty Yves eat IN
large numbers
me many WASTING naval ofAcsrsL me
navy women and q xUodly sprinklng
~ the army officers and their families
Iant the always interesting teseh &c tine
service 60 the assema aage and there
were several attractive visiting girls
90 add one more touch OF pleasure 60
thu occasion.
The largest party Of the evening
waH arranged - compliment q Pitts
burg girl Miss Martha Guthrie and
the table decorations. mound upon
mound ~ exquisite Bride roses seemed
70 accentuate the charm Of the modish
evening gowns and the fresh yonng
faces of the girls who composed the
party.
lieutenant Haas. q. s. " and Arp-
Haas chaperoned and the members
OF the party were Ensign Ned Brsnt
aad Mas Ada Green. Paymaster Bow
srana and Miss Imogen Little. Miss
Helen Fisher and Mr.. Harold Wright
Nlss Elizabeth Fisher and Mr.. Mac
Donald. ~ the navy. Miss Janet Bruce,
81 virginia and MI Pat Beliinger. -
the navy aviation corps. Miss Martha
Guthrie and Paymnster Hines. OF the
san Francisco. Miss I'm Turner Mer-
rat and Mr. Nicholson OF the Prairie.
Mas Kitten Merritt and Mr. Haas. %
the san Francisco. Captain Muslin.
Captain Millimee and Lieutenant Nor
risen.
AR ana MFs n. A Bidder. og Chi
cage. who Nre spending the winter in
psusacoia. we're hosts ~ another large
party. entertaining IT. and Mrs. Vim
cent. Az. and Mrs. George Hervey. SIR.
Blake % Boston. Major and Mrs Morse
Mr. T n. manlon and Mrs Hun Mrs
Richards. Airs Frank Wentworth and
Mr. Cook. All ct Chicago.
AZ another table were paytnAHter
williamson. q = ~ Ars williamson.
Miss May Gurtisa and several visiting
officers and navy women
Colonel and Mrs RidRway. Captain
and Mrs. Hubbard, Lieutenant Beard
sloy an6 AIRS. Lyon Nere a party nom
the army post enjoying dinner to-
esthsr
with Mr and Mrs John 4 Merritt
8ere thelF house guest Mrs Edward
Covert 81 Sewlcklsy. Pennsylvania.
end or n. e oulna
Lieutenant Giles. u =. n and Nfrs
Giles. Lieutenant ~aufeg. 81 fhe navy
aviation corps and Mrs Saufiey were
/ ioEntber and EnalRn and Mrs Simpson
srre also among she many from SER
t.-e society who enjoyed the evening.
Mrs sauflsy has the distinction u
bsin1 TIE frst Woman ever g. fY over
I Nyv ora city
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BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Taks glass Of Salts before hKeAkfNss
IL yo1K Back harts or Bladder
botAsrs yen

The american men and women must
xuArd constantly against kidney trou-
Bile. because Ne eat too much and AL
our food il rich. Our blood ~ filled
with uric acid which TIRE Kidneys
strive 10 filter out, they weaken from
overwofk. become sluggish. the ELL
minative tissues clos and the result
i kidney trouble. bladder weakness
snd a general decline la heaith
when your kidneys feel like Jumps
uT lead your back hurts or the urine
h cloudy. fun 81 sediment Or you are
obliged 20 seek relief two or three
times curing the night: Il you suffer
wIth sick headache OF dizzy. nervous
spells. se'd stomach. OF you have rheu-
matinm When the weather IL bad. SEE
from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salta: take q table
spoonful in a glass % water before
bfsakfast Tor q feW days ard yonr
kiduegs will then act fine This fa-
NOUS salts q made from the arid q
grapes and lemon Juice. combined
with titnia and has been used Tor
generations - flush and stimulate
cloRgsd kidneys - neAtralzs the
Aciax Ga the urine 80 IL no longer =
a source q irritation, thus ending
y ladder disorders
81 Jad Salts t. inexpensive; cannot in
sfure, makes a deiiNhtfal effervescent
iithia water beverage. and belongs IA
every honle. because nobody can MAKE
4 mistake Is having a good kidney
fl'ishing any time. Cadvl
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blood AL poison and impure msss~x.
u - the worlds grean Blood puriher;
= enters toants. dissolves thu impure
deposits and carries them out, as IL
doee all impurities, through che Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys and Skin.
II you have indigestion, slugRish
liver, bacsaehe ever tie kidneys, nasal
or other Casarrh. unsteady nerves o.
nnsightly skin, get Or. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery to-day and stsrf a.
once 20 replace your impure blood with
the kind that puts energy and ambi.
ton into you and briggs back yontA
and vigorous action. aav.
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YOUNG soY KILLS PARENTS
AND THEN KILLED HIMSELF

Admission. Ala. March s.--TAs bodies
% D. a Cooper. his wife and their
sor. T.. A. Cooper. we're discovered in
the Cooper home near here early -.
day. Ths positions u the bodice in
dioatsd that the son had shot his par
ents a. they lay IN bed and then had
committed suicide A shotgun was
found beside young c0epers body y
A. Cooper 81 one time vas editor 81
the Monticeiio. tGa-D Tines
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snoM lelNoY-


Writer Tor The journal - "a =.
Rates. Apalaciacoia Pa.
fEn response 10 Hls Holiness. Use
popes proclamation for 3 prayer for
peace
Hail Father. son ana Holy Chest,
To Thee ln sorrow we appeal
a snrdid. sin-sick. weird wide host
Ard aumhly a. rhl affairs sneei
with biemished souls and lives un-
eiean
VIA crime without ard hate witAln.
We on Thy endless Htercier lean.
rs Life Divine. with Thee begin.
a thousand yeara arr ar a das
Oh God. Ia Thy ufsandlmN rei3n
Within Tag church rssufne Thy H@ag
And make i Gree from blot or stain.
Ten Thousand hlessimss 81 his head,
WIN has tire sheep.feit Ia bis care.
ARD calls Is chrlsts exalted stead
To peBitenfiel prah'e and prayer
fle fhla ire crs On tvwrw tongue
glyi Land. Saivaes naui."
NNH aN MMMN N&ANA NAMt @NkM&AA WAN&
Thy sins are ali fsFgiven thee
Great Cod q mercy. love ana peaee 4
span Thou with hopes fair boa 81
skies.
stern demand for wars rs cease
From ont the ghasty trenches rise
You know the rresd Forgiven and
cover
Hou hear the matninF dying plea
And SEQ the astslnR ~ eartha dover
As nsaFwtmH hsbes search out gel
Thee
a. Heavenly hest. tae soff0ns ser.
They cry 1faw iany On Isora hos
lnuu
While wxer earth from sea ~ 50
Humanity repeats flsE af
March 3. 1915
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Don't pnt OF treating sour Ghllds
Cough lt rot only saps their strength.
bat often leads 40 more serious ALL
ments. Why risk You don't have 90
pr Kings View Discovery s. Just the
remedy your child needs. u Is made
with snutaing healing and antiseptic
baisams WIZ quickly check the cold
and soctae your Child's Couga away
- odds how bad the Cough or how
ions standinE Dr Kings New Dis
covery vii stop u Tt's guaranteed.
Just Eet 4 bottle from your Druggist
and try icy fAdvl
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INFoRMAL sUppER pARrY-

The coming Of the Lenten season
has means % the comgemfal colony
% army people ~ Fort Barrancaa a
cessation 81 the more formal affairs.
but a QuickeniuE 0f the social life
50 Far as numerous small and infur-
mai parties are concerned
one ~ the most delightful ~ these
was tho supper party which captain
ane MIS- Hubbard gave last night
and e which they entertained Colonel
and Mrs. Ridgway, Captain and MFn
Yates StiriinG, Lieutenant and Mrs.
William Boyd. Lieutenant Morrison
and Miss Natalie Berry.
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MS RIDcwAY HOSTESS FnR
MRe. WAVES sTlRlINa.

a gracefal compliment win be paid
Mrs Yates STIRRING y e. 81 captain
stirling ~ the navy who is IN Pen
aaeuta on toe Prairie be Mru Thomp-
49, BidNwaw mtfs of c0lenal RidNwav
r.. Is A. commanding officer 90 The
coast defense. when she Dntertaina
~ luncheon ~ the commamaamt's
quarters a. Fort Harrafcas Thursday.
MrE Ridnway vii have AZ her
guests Mrs stifiinE. Miss May cur
tiae Mrs W a Hloanl Ir Mrs Will
liam Boyd snd MrH = " Lyon.
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PROMINENT WOMAN A
VISITOR TO PENSACOLA

Among the prominent women Nha
was IN Pensacola THE week ~ Mrs
Eiia p stewart wife II oliver w
Stewart who accompanies tho third
group y the Flying Squadron ~ pen
sacola. She has been active for wears
IN suffrsEe work. having served a.
Secretary Of the aatlonal organization
and Tor many years as president IN the
Illinois Suffrage Association
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FOR HOW LONG?
PENSACOLA RAISES a PERT.
NENT QUESTION.

When 9 neighbor tells us that he
saa recovered from q serious Illness.
the first question that naturally arises
IL. Kew lcnH wiIi ne kser vel =
Temporary relief - one thing. hut =
lasting cure IL altogether different
There II nothing temporary about the
work OF Deans kidney Pills as the
following Pensacola evidences proves
beyond = doubt.
4 have had attacks ~ kidney tron-
bic for the past ten years" says Mrs
= kiamker. ~ 81 q zarrakossa St
Pensacola. When I caught the least
cold. L always settled In my hack and
caused me no end ~ Annoyance. Nv
kidn~ys were diNordered ara the Ma
rev necretions were unnatural 7
learned that taeFe was q cure for such
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