davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
0mr $4,000 gerben fino
ben Serbiinbeten entiriitbt
nnb bubou III Elm GROCER Sbsil in
Wlpntenssro unb Ilbuntsn ums
getommen.
$4,000 nit &rtessoorrdtbsn beIubens
8asgons iinO ben gulsureu in
bic 5dHbe gsfa1en.

Berlin, 20. DEG. .MilitGrtreiIe
in Sofia," fagt bic ueberTes gaa6s
ri6ten asentur. nidGBsn bic 3abt
Der ferbiIten sruppen, bic ben Ser.
binoeten enttommen Iinb, uuT $4,000
Munn ab. 9ubon oeriudtsn unsefdbr
10000 Wann, obne @rtiIerie uno
ubne gepdd, Stuturi gu .rrei9en,
uno peHisitens Der brittle SbsiI bapon
1T umsstOmmen.
Die unberen 10000 Maun sOsen
ii9 nab glbunien surId, NOD DieIs Uon
i6nsn bpn ben 2IbaneIen set6btet
purbeH.
nJaur tleiHe 2lbtbetlungen Der eriten
bulgdriiden 4rmss puroen sur 9er=
fOIsune bieier 5liidtIinse abgsT8idt.
unp man glaubt nitt. bab nod gretgs
nife pon @iatisteit in Der @egsnb,
nd iie operiren, itattfinben psrbsn.
Die 9ulsaren babsn in benz Isrbiz
iaen 5sIbaus $4,000 gi'snbabnpass
sons erbeutet, bic nit Munition, 8es
i4iisen unb aHoersn RriessoorrGtbeu
in grObsn NeHgen belaoeH paren, bic
Serbieu i'm 2aufe bes Osrgansenen
Sabres bon ben gntentemddten srbuIz
fen hdtfe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

2pnbon, 20. 9s5. Die Ra4s
ridt Don bem Suriid5iebeu Der britis
iten 5ruppsn BON Der SaIlipoIi Sal6s
inTsl iberi4attsts am Wpntas ale ans
bsren ariessna4ri4tsn. Sir bas bris
tide publitum bebeutet bic iurse I'm
iiinbisuns beg ariessminiitsriums
bas Gnbe zines Der irdurisiteu adpts
tel in Der 9eidihts bieIes arisg.s.
Sbslsid felt einisen 9asen 9srii4ts
i'm llmlauf iparen, bab bic Rdumuug
Der @aaipoli 9albiri.I bsI4Iohsn
iporbsn I.i, peruriadts bod bic glns
tiinbisuns ber Raaridt cine bitt.rs
Gnttduihuns. Gin, prcminente Idds
mitiassssituns faBi bic SffeHtIi4e
Te,inuns beg britiiden @oIiss iib.r
bag Grsisnib ME fulst suiammen:
So eHb.t bds llntsrRebmsn. anf
oas man bic sr6bten Soffnuuseu s.-
Iest battle, uub oas. p.nn es seIunSsR
pars, ipabIidein.ih benz &riss cine
anons Wsubuus ssgeb.n ha6en piirSe.
llnisrs 7ruppsH sparen Dom anfaHs
BIB gum gHbe .rar rDenige Weilen
bonn sisss sutfernt.'
Die 3isIe, penen bic 9drbansasus
Expedition gu GruHbs Ida sSHnen
pislIei6i nod or anberen puntteH i'm
naben Often .rrsi4t psrosn, Der gsr'
fu9, bic SarbauelIsn gu forciren, nm
nad RuuitaHtiHopel 5u ssIanssa. III
dber anideinenb auisegebsn iporben.
Die Spibs Der SaIbiuisI BEL Sebs
Sul gdbr ift nod bon briiiidsn
1ruppsn bsisbi. gi.le gritm 9absn
felt bsm gesinn Der Opepdtiousn poris
isIbit prppbsssiht. oab bort zines Cd
gss tiu ueues Gibraltar erfe6en
iuerbe. Die poiiiion nirb BON elmer
ooppsltsn Reibs Don ariegBidifisn
6sidiiBt uHb man nimmt on, bab iis
bsIsst bI.ib.n tpirb.
IH ben peridisbsnen syrpnisn
berridts pdbrenb Der I.bteH "a Stuus
ben 0erbiItniBmibiss StiII. uuo bic
oft nisbsrboltsn @uSeut,Insen pop
sroben SffenfiDbeDssunsen in 5ran.'
reid, in u5rSIi4.H RuBlaub, in @as
Ii5i.n unb ON galtan iinb no9 niat
pabr sstpOrbsn.
Die Radri6t bon sinsm 3urams
rusniiOb sipif4tn grisdii4eu unb 5uls
suriid.n srupptn III bur9 cine off.
sielIe srisdiihe aniiinoisuns aufse'
Hart tuorben. oab Der 3uIammsnitpb
auf albaniIhsm gebiet ifaitfaHo. gs
ipurbs Rismanb sst6bist unb nur nee
! ilise ipurbeR osripunbst. Die SrSnuna
rurSe iofort ipisO.r berseit.nt uno
cine i'm freuHbi@ufiIi5en Slime Be.
spnHsns llnterIu&uns iibsr ben Dor.
fan 1T i'm ganss.
aus paris ipirS onsstiinbist, bab
nod isins ieinSIiden 5ruppsn bic
aritaiIde GreHss iiberidritisn bobsn.
Snspiffen tperbm bic Siissl in Der
llmsebuns bon SdIoniti in alI,r Gle
beisitist unb Si. in Der @srtbsibis
sunssson. IiessubeH srieGiItm DSrs
fer iperbsn pOn Der ge05lisruns &c.
r6umt. es pirb bsbauptst. bab man
In ssis4ii6su miIitdtii&su Er,iIsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

beutcte Der Miniiter an. oab tol6
oicle Gnnonen pom nIergrcbten "a.
li6er fertig geIteat iein miirocn lrno
ole 'er6ouftion BON NnidGnengcpeb.
ten ieit Sum- INN oas fiinffa6e 6ii.
geuommen babe. 3um SdIub meirte
er: .@s giebt anbere Gntpidrlunacn
in utlierer Irbeit, poriibcr id, bier
nidt ipredJen bari. gs bnben piftige
gyperinlente itattsefunOen, nuf Die
iG] nidJt meiter eingeben fam"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

Der aniidt isi Sab bic sruppsu Der
Gentralmddts bic srieaiid grsn8s
ni4t iiberidreiten piirosn: bic guI.
saren, neil fis bic 9efabr srtenrsH,
bic cine prODO5irung Gris6eRlanbs
nit ii9 briHgsn t0nHe; bic 9euti6sn,
neil iis fir bic Reuiralitdt Sriedsns
lambs Oantbar iinb unb neil f. ii4
Der rieiissn Spfer bepuBi fiub, bic
cine gsIassruus BON SaIOniti 8ur
Tolnp hnbtn fpiir6e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
Nur 1887 SRann
Sabtn bic griten in BEN
isrbif4sn GeISsue
perIprer

9onbpn, 20. Gss. - SaroIb ).
1ennant, Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
ssrisssamies, CAB an Montas I'm I'm
ierbaus bic GrtIdraus ab. bab ii4 Der
Dsrlnf Der 9riten In Dtm itrbiiten
JsIb5us auf MIR 1878 Munn beluifsn
babsn, ipppon elm Sffisisr uns So
Mauu estSotet iuurstn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
BON ber briiiidyen Geniur
itmterbriitft
1urSen unanseuebme ssriht. fiber
psrrdtberiide 5dnoluHgsn Der
WOntenssrirer.
lInb if5er bic @.rnsRbuug Don 9ums
Dunn augeIn isitens Der
griten.

Berlin, 20. DEG. Guf hraHIuism
D.se nad SapoilIe, q. Q. Der offi'
5isIle 5fsrrsidii9s 9sridt Dom 10.
DECEMBER, nie sr bier BON Der llsbsrs
Zee Raari5ten agsutur psr5ffsnt'
Iitt ipurSs, sntbisIt untsr 4nSsrsm
BAG 5Olssnos ii5sr bic aampasns in
Rontenesrp:
,2ln einissu pun.tsn bobsn bic
Wuntsnssriusr bic 5dnbs m bic 90be,
1abnenb i9penteHb, uuo tdmen 10
Bis an bic 5itsrrsithiidb unsariiaen
aini.u bsran, wOrauf Tis pIoBIia
SanbaraRatsn I5lsubsrteH. Sis'er
gsrratb puros in sebiibrsHbtr IsiIe
6eftraft. CT piro INNER IN Der sIeis
9en @eiie 6eftraft peroen."
Der offiSisu. fiirtii4e gsridt pom
19. DECEMBER ii6sr bi. admpfs in IRE
Iopoiamien .ntbislt ben foIssnoen
Sat: Der GtinO D.rDenSets aafs
geus 9um.9 9um.aussIn-"
asinr Der pOriisbsnoen Sdss 1T in
Der Don aOnSpn aus per aabsI mad
2lm,rita ssiaidtsn 9.riipn entbaltsn,
sic mar ofi,ubar pOu Der britii4er
genIur unteroriidt pornsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
Wtunitionss WsiniiterSlpDb
George
9ef6D6rt bic eneIii6 e
arbeiteri6aft 6ie &c.
eterung 8u uuteri It ii ten
oSer Ser Srieg lei
nor nrpn


rem.
9onoon, 20. 9e5em6er. GabiO
Nopb @eorge, Der WliulitionSmini.
i.er, Itattete DfOntag sIbcno oen
Saltic eiuen 9eritbt iiber icine Ebd-
tigf1it ab.
Ger Wliniitcr begann ieineu 9eriflt
nit Der 9cmerfing, oaB 6ei glusbrud1
Ses arieoes iitb EN- empfinoli&er
@nneel an gllinitiun betnerfbar ge-
modr, Dem abalbelfen ieiu Separte.
mcnt ins 2eben geritfen Uor6eu iei
uilS idIob init cen @orten, SaB
es gar,5 bon Der organiiirten arbci'
tcriGaft 6es 9urtbes abbdnge, OBJ Der
arieg BON Sen gIqiirteu seIpunHcn
per6e o0er ni6t, D. +. oh lie Der Re-
eicruns prlauben Deroe, geniigenb &C.
iibte 2ellte fiir bic WalnitiOusfabrifen
un5unerbeH.
,@ir ruiiniden $4,000 geiibte unS
100000 bis 100000 ungeiibte aeute
rur oieie neueu Sabrifeu", iagte er.
,gSir niiiieu ,miere 9elteIIungen i'm
auslanOe rrbr3ircn uno unicre eige.
nen Reiourcen cntrpideIn. Gat me;-
ner s.nlid)t bGnat pom Der SoItlua
ber organiiirten arbciterihaIt
oas Gn0reiultat oes Srieges ab; ou.
pun bGugt cs nGiniid ab, OBJ mir Die
Soften Scs arieges i'm UieIe 0liaio.
neu SiulS reelBircn uno uniere
sruppen nit Den red)ten @ofien in
ser nddfti6brigcu aaHpagne per.
Iebcn fonnen.
g1ur Sie orgaiiiiirtc grbeit fam
uns bierin belfen. @ir baben getban,
mas mir tbun tornten, I'm eeii6tc
aeitte fir Die Nlnitiunsfabrifen 81
crbalten. Gs 1T pobI nid1t n0tlie.
bier 81 er0rtern, pest)aIb mir bios
500G bis G000 Tann erbieltcn.
Sic eaue gIneeIegrubeit bdngt Dor
Der oroanntrten 9Irbeit ab. &eun iiC
ms niGt scitattet, ungciibte sIrbeitel
onJIiicIlen. no friiber geiibte tbdtit
morcu, fonnen mir uniere sluigabt
ndt hepGItieen. 8ir f6nncn bier mn
oil oen Yatriotisnus appeairen. Del
Siea b6n1t oaoon ob. ia hIrOerttat
ienSe wcrtbpoQrr IeniderIeber ban,
aen pen Der gIntIDort Der slrbcitel
OBJ"
Climb George go6 5u, Sat Die APu
niti;nS. .Tcriorauna i'm eriten 2abr'
6es arieges cine ietr idyiedte gene
fen lei, Sab oieie Sad,e aber beutsu
tagc cine gang anoerlS Sei. @dbrenl
bic 9ritcn i'm Wni Sicics Sobrei
ctpu 2500 @ranoten pro Gag orge
iertiei bdttrn icten ans be1ttd)ci
.Sobrifen mifioeiterls 100000 pr
2ag Derpcrgeeaneert.
en- Sen Scptenlber.S Speratiore,
iei cine son5 e1orre Guantitit @ro
naten pericucrt tpcroeu, bic aanc
uoee babe Iaee, ia rpod,enIane ge
Salert unS bod lei fein WangeI al
@eif,oiieu Su uer5eihuen eepeien
1ic o1rBe oerfellerte 0hinttion ic
imerboIb eines Monats eriest nor
oen uno boIo boffe er I'M Stanoe 81
ieiu, cine ioI9c Suoutiat inilcrball
ehler 8ode Su erieser.
CINE It'd aisi 8a5Icn einsnIaiieu
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Wefferberimt.

Sir ObiO, SnOiana, &entudp,
Weit gtrginien unb bds ipeitli9e
YennIbIDanien: S90nes Wetter am
Sisnitas unO iuabri9sinli9 am Mitt,
nod.
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baIbigss gorriiden Der @er6iinbeten,
5einbli6e Munitorg, bic 8eitenbs, in
Sonit ba6en an Der tpeitliden Gront
iinO bic admpfs auf atrtiGsrissefe4ts
nii4e unO uIbunii4e Srsn5s snttoms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
90 le na6 Sa(oni6i ooer nad Qeggpten ge(6i6t mor.
0cn, 1T no6 nn6ekannt
SsddubI Babr NOD po den Ben bet nd Is bs dap dort aus
die Opuahonsn fortSsfet werdsn pIIsu.

M 9eSus auf Salon fpibt M b bic Gage wan nartst Elm
eini9sbi4 Der guIsareu Srob be proefes gr6nIdnbg
gslgn b@OH ben beat i9sn aunbbusrisu surHtgstrsn
artuerdmp FatssfunS aud Der talisnifen 5ron
tsf6rdntt - Dur $4,000 sb6s SObuu nO ibsr bic montenegro
bapOn nb gaunbs Der Rdis unb benz unser rlsaen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

bic S4ienen. au6 bic giisn6a6n bon
Seres purbe bon ben griten, bic Ii9
Don SOiraH 5uriid3ogen, Ssrit0rt.
Der GorreipDnoent briidt bic Ins
iidt aus. oab bic Ssiisrrsiaer unb bic
Seuti6eu isbt bOrIdufig ibre 9tufs
msrtiamieit Der GsgsnO am Qbriatis
iden Wssr 3upenben psrben, um po.
m5sIid bic isrb;I6en 5ruppeH sinSus
fanssn, bic iia nad 9llbanien auriids
ee3ogen bubsn.
Die hOtiisH srisdiidn WiIitGrbez
bOrSen iiRb-bsr aniitt, baB Elm Qns
griff Der 9eutihen unb Ssiterrsi9eg
auf SalOHiti unpermsioIid III. Der
sriedif4t Genspalftab Diro amSieuss
tda Saloniti perluiIeu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
GIRL WHO ONCE
LIVED HERE IS
GR|EF-STR|CKEN
REPORTED THAT ONE or THE
SAILORS LOST IN SUBMARINE
WOULD HAVE MARRIED FORM.
ER PENSACOLA GIRL.

former Pensacola gfrl would have
become the wife Of one Of the sailors
who went 20 his death aboard the sub
marine F-4. az the end Of his enlist
ment This was Anna Weber. q
daughter Of the localiy-cclehrated
scenic painter. whose death occurred
here some time ago, which sad event
kept his daughter from wedding Isrn-
est cauvin. then In New orleans. hut
they piighted their troth--promised 20
walt for one another until the term OF
enlistment Of cauvin had expired
Then they had planned . wedding.
ard he would not have re-eniisted.
The press dispatches tell a heart
touching story Of the former PenaA-
cola girl. who has been living In New
Orleans. and who is known 60 many In
this city. This II the way the tele-
graph tells h0w the New Orleans
Girl q heart went down with the IN
fated submarine In the Pacific
when Ernest Cauvin went TO the
oottom OF the Pacific ocean with the
Inflated submarine Pa. he took with
him the heart Of Anna Weber. OF this
city. who was 70 have become his
bride when no retired from the navy.
More than two years ago. the girl
and her sailor sweetheart pledged
themselves 20 wait for each other
They faced four years Of longing. for
that was the period Of Cauvln's enlist
ment Two days before Easter. In
1914. the boy came 20 New Orleans on
Through and asked the giri 10 wed
him.
she agreed. but the death of her
father about that time intsrfered with
their Wedding plans and then she told
Cauvin 20 wait until he had finished
hiH term OF enlistment
-Cauvin died a victim 60 sincere
ambition. lie was working 20 perfect
himself m a mechanical engineer. and
his intention was Go return 90 New
Orleans and practice that profession.
lie was only twenty-six years old"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
NATIONAL BANKS
AND CAUSES Of
THEIR FAILURE
DOCUMENT ISSUED ~ COMP.
TRoLLER OF CURRENCY SHOWS
THIRTEEN INSTITUTIONS, BE.
SIDES FIRST NATIONAL OF
PENSACOLA. WENT TO WALL.

The annual report Of the comp
troller u the currency 70 the third
session q the sixty third congress
~ the United states. issued Deem
her 7th. 1910. a. document No. ttG7.
volume two. contains some interesting
Information concerning the failure Of
tie FIRST National aud other banks
banks during 1914.
This report gives the name Of the
bank failing. the date II the appoint
ment of receiver. which IL the first act
by the government after the failure
~ bank. and also gives the causes
for the failure az found by the gov
eminent Investigation. Below Is given
a l.st of the national banks that have
tailed during 1914 the date of APP
polntment Of receiver ana the cause
essignod by the comptroller Of the
currency for ths failure
Marion National Bank, Marion.
Kansas. January. closed BY run.
First National Bank. Superior. Neb.,
January, fraudulent management
BarneEvilic National bank. Barnes
Vile. Minn., January. fraudulent man
akemenI
First National Bank. Pensacola. Fla,
January, injndiciouE banking
Asericus National Bank. Americas.
ga. February, fraudulent manage
mCnI
First National Bank. GaIlatin. Tenn,
March. wrecked by assistant cashier.
First National Bank. wyaiuslnE. Pa.
March. depreciation OF securities.
First National Bank. London. Ky.
APRIL wrecked BY assistant cashier.
First National Bank. Corning.
Iowa, june, excessive loans 20 officers
and directors.
First National Bank. johnson city,
m, August, injudiclous banking.
First National Bank. sutton, w Va,
August. defalcation Of officers.
American National Bank. Pensacola,
Fla, September. closed by a run.
United States National Bank, Gen.
trnlia. Washington, September. defal-
cation Of officers
First National Bank. West Eliza
beth. Pa. October. injudioious bank
ing.
According 20 this report. the gov.
eminent recognizes thirty-two differ-
ent causes for failures some relat-
Ing % defaloation. some for excessive
loans 70 officers. some to fraudulent
management Others are listed as
wrecked BY the president, cashier. OF
some other ofiioer. and some for other
causes. II viii BE- noted that in this
report they do not charge fraud
against elther Of the banks which
failed IN Pensacola. the comptroller'~
report accounting for the failure ~
the American National Bank, which
re-opened shortly after Ia closed It's
doors. gives as the cause, -ciosed by
rum" meaning a run ~ the de-
poslturs. IN accounting for the FAIL
IRE Of the First National Bank, the re-
port attributes as the cause, 'Iniu-
dictous Ranking" which Il a criticism
90 Judgment against the officers ~ the
bank rather than a suggestion og
fraud or intentional wrong doing on
their part
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

nr h8a held fHf fifteen years
All these positions he has Lost. and
90 make matters worse the pretty
cabaret singer has threatened 10 sue
him fer t25Qba for defamation of char
8cter because che elder saws Re aaso-
#.aTcd with her not fer the pleasure
71d upiN ~ her company. but Just
Dob geG IA few more facts cons. rnlnR
the underworld She asserts taat ~
wooed her TaasIauatelE Tor eve years.
and estraEKed bier from q young phy-
a.eiau lu wham she sass she was an
gagged
Aliss MAXWELL attorneys have been
shown trunkfIl - letters addressed
ca tHe giri I'D the former pastors land-
writing All are signed ~ II Benz
nett' for Do was as such that the girl
hneW her hftg-yeaT- admlrer. she
says that sometimes ehe received no
fewer than tive letters day al Il
them breathing tenderest passion.
The girls lawyers would give out
only one of THESE letters for pubHca-
ton. The others WIN follow AZ "the
proper time taoy say. Here IL the
letter
Dear Florence Sweetheart. this Is
just Go tell y0u how much ! enjoyed
tho time last night our dinner az
Collins and tae time spent in the Yer
nau were 60 me the most enjoyable IL
amy time WE have hean together Flor
eure. sou were So sweet and pleasant
that IL haunts me like a dream But
better Dc was not a dream. ID was
renl
sure. we dt8 not get hack az nc
a.rlnrs. but we were 90 rood and
happy an the time. and hope no one
snalded YOU for not returning earlier.
n. SEES. 4 a. tn. is earlier than 10 D m.
See
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
WOMEN OF RUSSIA

Petrograd. Feb. tth: Az the war
continues the women on tho border
suner the horrors OF war and the
mothers and orphans left az home are
the ones 90 suffer most. In America
are many mothers and daughters Who
were left pennileas by the war Of the
Rebellion. but their suffering are 49,
nothing 20 the women and children
left as widows and orphans Of the
soldiers who have fought and bled
Tor their country in Europe.
Many q mother and daughter have
reason 20 be thankful To Dr. Pierce
for relief from suffering and the cure
81 those weaknesses Of their sex. be-
cause 10 his "Favortta Prescription"
This tonic. which Is strictly a temper
ance medicine. has cured thousautk
If those weaknesses, headaches, neTv-
onsnesH backachea. whica are tho
outward manifestations Of disease in
women Dr. Piercs's Favorite rTe-
scription speedily causes all wOmanly
troubles 10 dlNappear--cempels the
organs 20 properly perform their nat
ural functions, correctH dltplacements
overcoules irregularities. removes pain
and misery al certain times and brings
back health and strength 10 nervous
irritable and exhausted women.
IL IL a wonderful prescription pre-
pared only from natures roots and
herbs with no alcohol 20 falsely slim
ulats and no narcotics % wreck the
nerves IL banishes pain, headache,
backacha. low spirits hot flashes.
dragging down sensation. worry and
sleeplessness surly and without loss OF
time.
what Or pisrce'H Favorite Prescrip-
ton has done for thousands u will do
for you. It's not q secret remedy for
It's ingredients are printed On wrapper
Get Il this very day AZ any medicine
dealers in either liquid or tablet form.
Doctor pierce's Pleasant Pellets reg
ulates and invigorate stomach. liver
and bowels. Sugar coated. tiny Gran
ules. easy 20 take A. candy. tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
MHAT QUA neIoneoEa SAY,

Mrs Henry schenburn. Ti2 West
Gregory So. Pensacola. Fla. writes;
Il recently married. bat previously I
was In q very bad state Of health. and
being obliged 10 work for my support
was in a very gloomy, despondent con-
dition. scarcely able 40 keep ON my
feet II was very hard for me 20 DRAG
around. as was tired. nervous and de-
bilitated. TO make matters worse I
would lie awake every night and VI uId
get up In the morning more tired than
when I went co bed. SIN further.
was suffering from a woman's trouble
will say that sir bottles Of Or. pierca's
Fsvorite Prescription put tne On my
feet and gave me the wished-for relief
In every way" CASvl
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IN
MURDER CASES
COPY or RECORD WAS FOR
wAEoEp TO TAI AssEE
WHERE " WILL Be REVIEWED
sY THE COURT.

Upon the result q the review % the
transcript Of record ia the eases o. the
two convicted murderers. Maddox and
Thomas. vii depend whether or not
the death penalties will BE- melted cut
% the couple o. oulprits now locked up
AZ the county jail and who have been
sentenced 80 death. hs8t who have had
little more Of life allowed them by
reason Cf the nllinR Of wrfts q error
III each 90 their cases. which automat-
ioallv extended a. least the day OF
their execution,
Because fhese writs were returnahle
the first Monday in April for review
- the Florida supreme court. copies
were made % the evidence in each
case. and these bulky copies yesterday
went 20 Tallahassee for review. should
there ne found no error IN them. u Is
asserted. there win not De many days
81 life left for the negroes. FOR " the
record - found erroriess. IL will possi-
bly, mean q re-aentence Of both re-
rroes 20 the Eallowa ard the death
penalty will probably Zee melted 90
them NJ some distant date.
some lawyers who have followed the
case believe that the negroes viii be
sentenced 60 death again. and that
thy viii Zoe put a. death eventually.
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Eat your Easter Sunday
dinner at Hughey's 50 cents.
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soozE GETS ALABAMA
JuRl3T IN TROUBLE

Montgomery. Ala, April s.-Judre
W, J.. Pratt Judge Of probate OF Blhb
county vas found guilty ~ using in
to&icating liquors IN such quantities
as 10 unfit him FOR the proper per
Torrance Of his duties Dy the su-
preme court to-day. Impeachment pro-
eecdings we're instituted ~ Attorney
General w T. Martin tire DAYS ago
and two hundred witnesses have been
examined during thar time. Pratt.
defense was political frame-up.s
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RED CROSS SANITARY
EXPERTS PASSENGERS

New York. April s.-The Italian lire
steamer Duca Aosta, leaving today for
Naples carried nine Red Cross ex-
pcrts who viii endeavor 20 conquer
iyphus fever and other epidemlcs in
serbia. The expenses OF the commits
sion viii be borne Jointly by the Red
Cross and tho Rockefeller foundation.
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rs you checs up the number Of 1ot-
ties used You win find Folrvs Honey
and Tar in greater demand than any
other cough medicine. 10 IL safe.
prompt and effective fer colds. GROUP.
hoarasuess. bronchial coughs. throat
and lsrrippe- It contains No oplates
and Is tho preferred cough medicine
L.r .E-LArnn
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Miss Florence Maxwell and Rev. T. 3.
Trout.

Chicago. April g. ELDER g. a. Trout Of
the Brethren church was gathering la-
cal e8lor 30 rapidly while autamoulIBe
and celebrating through Chicago q
zones az Fsyety with Miss Florence
Maxwell. cabaret singer. several
months ago that he did rot have time
TO make copi0us and complete notes
1f all uo saw.
n he had done SO che suspicious of
the members ~ the Brethren sunday
snBool board might not have been
aroused as 20 the regl purpose uf hte
exploits
Bue Elder Trout vas unable 90 pre-
duce the notes az evidence. and as "a
result he j. no longer SUNDAY school
editor OF the Teachers monthly of the
brethren Publishing company IA Elgiu.
general secretary at the Brethren sun
day school board. and pastor ~ the
Brethren churca al T.anark I'll. "a post