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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30

the old and the young, the sick and
the we'll Sweet Dreams 10 every
body's mosquito remedy and Sweet
Dreams is everybody's friend.
Large bottle, 15e. Sold everywhere.
Lewis Bear Co, wholesale distribu-
ters. ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30


FAINT And for this
reason every one
should remember that
whatever 81 done to
aid the mother. - re-
Ieve her ~ disireses
during her trytnW
months, viii surely -
~ marked heneat -
the child.
Among TIRE sterling
aids q q splendid En-
terual remedy known
as Mothers Friend
nj T. what 3 cif,cd an
rnhnNatian. Et is an-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30
Had His Limits.

First Boy-My fathers been every
where.
Second Boy-Has he been 10
heaven
First Boy-Well. no. But he's been
TO every place Of more than 5000
population.-Life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30

On credit, some great
bargains in summer clothes
for men and women, $3.50.
Wolfe and silk poplin dresses
SASS. Beach suits, $3.50 TO
$40. Gains, % S. Paiafox
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30
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LIABILITIES
S1,71ss412s

81, ll5, bA -
Henutar urftsa states Depository.
Depository foF Rnatai Savings FUNDS,
state ~ FfaFidn Depository,
City 81 Pensacola Depository
Member Bank Federal Reserve system.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
-Four Per Cert. Interest CounaHnusa
Quarterly.
OFFICERS
James g. Pace. President.
Morris Bear. Vice President
], w. Andrews, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
s. a. Afford. cankers CnlpisY, Ella
MORRIS Bear - Lewis Bear Co.
Or. W q Desherrgs Physician.
W. a. kurthun. Capitalist.
g. kuueiman. ef q. kuueirnan a CO.
q M Levy ~ Levy e Natinnnr8.
Lson Jones. - Southern states Lem
hsr &C.
g. e. Pace. President Of the Bank.
8 pHaco. 81 W a2sdn 4 paaco. Attorneys
u ~. paEes 81 Escan1hla lard a MIA &C.
y. q. 0uinas Shipper
q. 81 STOKES Attorney 81. LaV.
.. W. Andrews, Cashier % tire Bank.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30

A movement has been started in
South Africa 70 obtain clemency for
General De Wet, the former famous
leader Of the Beers. A short time ago
General he Wet was found guilty Of
treason and sentenced 10 two years
Imprisonment and to pay a heavy
fine. 10 was charged that he attempt.
ed 20 join the German army. Now il
is said that his health is poor and
that he may not live out his term.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30
All Babies Destined
to Great Achievement

To Be born Is % be great. For there
are possibilities IN every tiny human In
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30
Condensed Statement
m
American National Bank

Ml4AEI tLnAf NIN6AAIA
PENSACOLA. FLORIDA
Ar the Close Of Business
June %, 1918
sprsm Rssort al cemptro'isr)'
RESOURCES
Loans and Dis
counts ......S oo5, O53.0S
TT. s. and other
Bonds at par,
Federal Re
serve Bank
stock, Coun-
~ Warrants,
Etc 49,. $50. 5s5.77
Banking House.
Furniture and
Fixtures, and
other Real es-
tate $500. 256.245.42
Cash and TX
change ...... 411,71702
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-30

First-olass Passenger and Freight
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

Bills have been introduced in the
New York legislature providing for
the parole of oil prisoners who have
not been convicted Of murder
Such bills are TN indication Of the
mercy aud Of The appeal to honor
that now ch%aracierizes the treat
ment Of prisoners, and in the main
such a policy is iutifei by the re-.
suits. But it is 10 ba hoped ihat
men convicted for white slavery
NAV be put in the same class as
those convicted for murder in the
first degree, for their crime is just
AS bad II not worse
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

It IL n mistake 10 think " life %
rne amending round nf hardship
and temptation Such teaching but
discourages and breeds discomfort
TO he sure, there are many evil
things in life that have to he met
aad overcome, but life is also full Of
inspiration Ia the one who looks NJ
il Alright This is something that
young people should always keep
IN mind, put the emphas upon it
md keep - sharp lookout aud use
the many and splender opportuni
lies that lie before every healthy
ambitious and clean living young
man AMI woman.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

A wonderful word il clover.
Prop the c otd you have the hap
piest Of mankind Take away the
g and r and there remains u bud
that swpe,ens the breath and keeps
the peace in countless homes where
the masters frequent clubs.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

The following, taken from an eX.
change. is meant for parents to
read Vacation time Is not a time for
bows to idle who are large enough to
attend school lie should be given
the freedom that boyhood requires,
IT course, but not unrestricted lie
ense lie deserVe more than that
1T the hands Of his parents respon.
sible for his bringing up Give the
boy something 10 keep him busy.
even though it is a very small task
Let him feel that each day during
his season of recreation something
IS expected Of him. Give him a
anger idea Of his own Importance
and ft more nearly into line with
what the school during the longer
reriod Of the year, is trying to do
Tor him Over indulgence IL no
more wholesome for & child than
for AN adult. OF course the child
is not the one to find this out and
iortiiy himself against il. That Is
the duty OF the parent.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

There is something incousisteni
~ parents who hnld up their hands
n horror owe the present VA in
Europe and the civil strife IN MeXi-
20 giving their children toy pistols
and guns to play with and ehoo,
down imaginary enemies.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13
FRIDAY. AUGUST -. 1915

One cannot help going through
deep waters sometime IN their life,
! ut usually it is within ones power
rs To whether those waters shall be
muddy or clear
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

from the death
sleep. he would
have full oppOrtu
nifty for recovery
fro m sin and
denth But those
who ~lntelllgcntly
%perserute Jesus
followers so dc.
grade themselves
morally thnt n
Will he much
% difficult for
them to come into
nccord with the.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

New ~DlyrrnsntlOn. Whoever slns
against knowledge c%ndnugers bis OPP
i%tOrtunitlcs Tor life everlasting.
A Foraivins Spirit Necessary.
Verses 3 aud I are apparently II part
~ the discourse recorded IN Matthew
lSiid-22 The lesson is for .irsus' fol.
lowers. not the world. ~ shown hy the
injunction that. II necessary. the mnt
Ter como before the Church The basis
of tho argument Is that nh need Divine
mercy. bcrnus,' all ARE imperfect: and
that 10 assist Ms ~ cultivate This grace.
the Lord bus arranged that His bless.
ings shall he dependent upon our en-
denvor tn exercise this Go1llkc quality
II teens strange that our forcfnthers
and ourselves were sn deceived hy
what 81 Paul STYLES ",lnrtrlncs of dcv.
lis" Il Tin,n;hy ln that once we
thought 0f Our Heavenly lnnther M nh
soluiclS u%nfurglvlug because Ills hui
man crpHlurer had slnnel We Insist.
cd that the wnge of sin must be ctcr.
nal torment. How little we understood
The real character of the God OF M
grace. the Father Of mcrcles!
Faith Power-creduiity Power.
4 great deal which passes Tor faith
Is mere credullty The faith commend
ed In the Bible relates to things which
God has promised, We are encouraged
not to question Ills ability to accom-.
pllsh all His good promises. our fore.
fathers had too much confidence In
men. They swallowed The crceds IT
the Dark Ages ana the more absurd
the proposition. the more faith they
thought they had They should have
said, Where has God declared such
things3" Those who defended the
creels cried out dgninst sober faith.
branded II hereey aud burned the truly
fuithful At the stake.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-13

~ c5ROKIYN
TABERNACLE
" W eIBLE STUDY
We ARE uNPHoFlTAeLE sERv.
ANTS.
Luke f7if.to-Msy "a.
me that Oloricik. if HIN giarp ~ N, lord &"
II Corinthians 1871
AEEWw ODAY'S lesson II IN four SEE.
lions. each apparently dis
~ tiuct and separate. Neycrthe
less. they manifest the Wis
dom from Above We shall consi,sr
them IN their order.
Our Influence Upon Others.
The word dGcnses signifies stun
bllngs. measurements. Jesus consc
Grated followers ARE called little ones.
because they nre New Creatures. start
ID IN the way of fun conservation to
Gods Will However, there should be-
growth In grace. knowledge. love.
Strength ~ character should he attain.
ed. which would be moi only wise.
strong. difficult 10 "nsnnrr hut nhlr
also 10 assist Others less developed.
The dangers OF cnsnnremrnt exist
hccnnse Sntnn has the majority %
mankind more or less under his infiu.
ence-blludcd 10y error, superstition,
sin. ctc. ''The god IT this world has
blinded the minds Of them that believe
not" g Corinthians I;il That Jesus
did not refer 10 infants Is manifest
from the words. "Ome ~ these little
mes which believe In Me'-Mntt 1874
Jesus would not unIustly condemn
anybody for l%gnornntly or unlnt"ntlon
nlly offending His followers. We must
suppose that lie meant to caution
those who would deliberately attempt
10 deceive. entrnp. discourage, Ills lit
tie ones We have all heard OF dcllh.
crate. intelligent plotting against III"
Lords followers. 10 Whatever extent
this may prevail. II has Indicated thr
satanic spirit.
One drowued In the sen would los,
merely his present life During The Nil
lennlnm. nftpr he had been awakened
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12

gu m 8efen bsr 9tnter'A
blte6enen Der .Gmoen4 bat tiir5Iifsl
elm Oeutf6er 9iater ouf Gumutra |
Elm beutI6es Bud 4srausgegebsu. Gs
bauOsIt fid nm Mar 9autbsnOsp {
BON Dem iiRrigenS in Oisisn Sa9en
aud in 9eutI4lan0, unb slpur i'm
9erlaa bon hilbert aangeu in Miins
den, elm Idon Dor Dem 8rieg ges
fdriebenes RoDeaenbud .Geihi9tel
aug ben bier 8inben@ erfneint, in
Dem Der 8tdter Ginoriide pertpertet,
bic er auf ieinen oielfnden srObens
ReiIen gepounen bat. 4uf elmer iols
den gteiTe befano fih Dautbenbep
aud 3ur 3ett bes ariegsousbruhS
in 0eutI9 ; Neuguined. Gs gelang
ibm mod, mad Dem nieberldnbiidsJ
inoiI6en Sumatra 81 enttommenj
Den peitern Beg BON bort mad
Deutf9lano tonnte er nidt mehr ons
treten, 6a er font ii6er in ensIifas
GefangenI9aft geraten mare. DAB &c
aber aud BORT nit alien ieinen Ges
banter Bel fetnsm oeutfden gaters
lonbe lit, benefit eben Tein n~eiteftes
Gebi6t6u6 ,0es arieees grOBs
got1, 0ag i'm 5ebrunr BEL Der bsnts
Tfen gudbdnolung In Wleoan anf
Sumatra erIaienep lit uno 3u Dem
pben ~gennnnten guten 3fped an ote
@eutfden in Soadnoifhs Jnbien psrs
tauft werbsn foa.
0d6 elmer WeIoune0 es
Barrier nMotin" bat bic morganatis
Ide Satin 6es psrItorbensn AOnigs
aeopolo Don 8elgien, 8oroniu Baus
.obdn, fi9 in paris erIdehen. Sbrer
9srbinbung nit benz aDnig eniIiams
men spei SSbne, Die ben 1iteI @ras
fen BON Srepueren fiibren. Die gus
ronin lebte IN paris pon ben rtihen
Wittein, bic ber a0nig fir tie fi9srs
geItelt bate, uuo 0erentlpegen bic
EDhte 2eopOIbs NIT Der 8dronin
Sen bstonntsn aedtsltreit fibrtsn.
Grfer Ge0ants. Gngs
IGnoer (bem Elm 8ein nbgFIh0Hsn
pnret): 8 tps6, jsbt fam i'd nidi
msbr Gubbaa ipisleH!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12

Der neue Sag bate DOlten nno
Rebel oeriagt unb fam rofig babsr
ME auf Rinoeri6u6en. Gs mar, als
ponte er nod sinmdI ale ipdts
gra6t bes 6erbfes suiammenrdffen,
UNI Jpn uarotg abi6ieb nehTsH ~
lofen BON alien, bic tbH liebter. @r
brntte bel Gonns nit, brndte RENE,
ourdf6tigs Cuff, 10 tlor, Dab bic
i'm Sal orunten bic frifde, tpsiBs
Dede ieben tonnteH, bic Der Winter
bort oben onf Der aar tpGbrtnb oes
Dergongsnsn @ebeItages sstuobeu
bate.
NieIs 4ueen bingen heufe an BEN
Iilbriaen 3iernt bort pbsn IN Den
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
GortieBuns foIgt.)
SIC HGbtifde Gar

Die FGbtifde Can't
.dtstommtIiion in petersburg tit nit
Der a~usorbeitung BON MaBregeIn our
Gerbdtung elmer podenspioemie IN
petersburg bei4dftiat. Die 3a9l Der
gerIpnen, Die Iia impfen laiien, ge9t
tdglid in Die So4e. SIN Sabre 1913
iparOen 10000 DoIsn 2pmpbs a6ges
asbeu, i'm Sabre 1914 100000 Do
len, i'm Sanuar 1915 allen i4on
100000 DOZEN. 9is jebt Iieben iid
nur bic begiitsrtsn alafen Der 9epoIs
tsruug impfsn. Die Stubt min alles
tun, 6aB aud bic drmersn 96idten
Der Sdubimpfung unter3ogen nsrs
sen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12
Gr perfe6t,s.

Gr Der Febfs. GOIoat
lin 3ipil aeaner, gum anosrn):
0iengtag 6atten mir 6ibner. Dons
nergtag @9peinernes, heut gum
Ioa's Rino geben, a gar5
d fd6nes Menu, nur Die gaufen
3pif6en ben siuaeInen Gdnssu ifno
a biHerl lang!
Qusb Der S9uIe. 2ebrsr:
8ie nennt man bic 3iere, bic Iebsns
oige Sunge our Melt bringen2
6dns6en: Sdugetierel
asbrer: Ri9tigl Hun, nerrle nil
Elm ioIGes!
6dns6en: Der Gt0rd!
Rinbermnnb. Jris (csl
gsto9te arebis iiebt, CUR Mama)
.8u, momd, fino Die aud &C.
Cine Rsfpettspero n
Mer lit osnn ons junge Wldo4en
Ioog bDr BEN 2dDeH fDartet2
Die gtIiebte bon uHierem QsErIiaa
Goio - aIIO cine Gttftsbamsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12


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guft Bas8lu tn Hiib aus tasH.
ilgnm 8dtHm tu da eH Ndut
Hltt iagm Babatt cru tina llnl
aas @llb mubt BEN aitiaam Atl
aftfH note Blumm uuo Brittle.
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ldfa blilt Ft u not kib stiabt
Der aiu0uJGi itu8 lthfuh. etI
HE ataloa Hatr otu eyiutn Rnitn Up.
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Sprang ttlommtn. et lief nia.
mgbr.
limo R6atm irai pitau gum 5tn.
fu bin.
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iaitn.
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pitoer beim 5suiisr iiuno, fam tT
5easr Gus 0aBudIo nuf ben RAJ
Sic 5trabe berseiabrsu. R0sda
idrai suiummsn Ie muBts niht
pdrum - uuo mari Elm 1uh ubt.
BEN aopF un0 Iitf bur Die Itr. @i
ppats ben mann dnbolten. molt
frageu, oh er cine gotidoft bradte -
Oh Elm ungIiid seidtben mare.
3o6 ais tie auf Die StroBe tam
nor Der Mann idou boriibergefahtsI
unD ldusit Osri6punoen.
Sie tDoate pieoer ms 6aus 3urud
la fab Iis gu SUB stnsu tommsH
einsn iuHgsn 5pl5tueat. Der Bile.
Dor i6r itebsn unO 8og ben Out:
gGnd 5rau - mifen q not sr
ftrsden -. es Is mir -. absr
2iegsrfatt Iolen G. ridten -. be
5err bat Fd q tpeng -
R0s6en b6rte niht mehr. sic ia
um bic Degbiegung sinigs IldnHe
tommen, Die ettpns trugen er
tannie Sen erasmus, Der boranfdrit
l. uno ibr 5sr3 ftanb itta. 81
uoate entgsgenlaufen, aber fie tonnt
uidt. Sbrs 8uBe paren ME al
9oben feitgsbunoen.
.Gnd 6rau!"
Der iunge Issni6 legts feinen arr
UNI Rosden, benn lie brobte um3u
i. fnten. @ber pI6BIid itano ff fef
|. IN i6rem 4uge Qebeu = pilbes, ia
feln6es qeben. Inter ben Mdanert
bic f6on faft bag 9als erreiat fai
/, ten, ertannte tie @otttpalt, Der binte
/ Ser ga6re bsrf6ritt - fi griff a
ibr 6ers, an ibrs Stirn ban
ftrie fe auf unO flog t1m entgege
, un0 tlammsrts ii9 an ieinen 9als,
Gfprtebuna foIat.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-12

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min hhb Pitat'hs
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ttltfii b1l tn MON na man
.it5i ittmul'a ualtiiflt i1naH Hl
ibiQolitn mal ltl e mitii glt
uniit tiilntinHt SET BE ttft pehl.
idit1t gtlR4ttn bdf Blthitm ltilui.
Il ttiotdi % hnh zen %pttiiatiiti
&Idrg Bulis BIZ iHH iftlueiih peil
Nnhfttn 3a 1tulW uab ta upfH una
tia bititm btlfitoiBthaM atuaBtltte
itta htut Atatt tur ttA itlbd il
idopien.
Wtau folltt fh nismals na6urt
/ luinilaiim Idiim. Dab man miiuu
uu itm Wo9Iilim ioltn gtuiu.
rit iih mtbtr boulbdt rod btr Guis-
ieasn 6i,is mayoig beltigl ba6tn. trs
pitin bat. Gs gibt eriigns Q1lutgR.
tie I'm 8uHos ron 6tr3eu banlbar
rno. e blob niht Du sltu. pies ge
fibl zu auBeu. uno 3lDtiiens iol.
man iitbsr Bebnmal ieut 8iis per.
lhnnoen", dnitait einiuaI b1rtber3iq
an fremoem QtiD borubtrgsben. 6nt
tiuImunQen laijeu Td ia niemals
permeioen.
Wlan bort oftmals aus 5rauen-
numb - bic 6rauen TnD ia bic &c,
tprenen 6elierinHen, lire tpeihen,
iiuben 6dnos qlditen 70 mandes, una
tbrs Borte Derm0qen al 6ersen Al
geben, neil fe BON miitlerlihem emp.
,inoen. bns in ieosr 5Frauenieele Dor.
herrldt. btttiert limb man bort
ben ausIpru6: sd m6dts germ al
bicIer ODER ieuer nubbrm1enben,
oarmber3iaen io3ialen 9Frauenaybeii
mitbeIfen, ober i'd traue mir bas "a
lent nidt su; it tpeiB ouh nidt redt,
relden 0tq i'd 6ierrei enI6laqea
foil, oieIIeidt 1T Is mir aud ni6l
gege6en, auf bieIen GeIoern oel
nenI9li6m Bc6ltdti8teit su mir
len" Bel Iol5en 3neifeln iplltta
i'd 6ilfsbereite, aber tAiihterne ga.
turen, bic befpunbernb gu BEN tat
frdItiaen Miti6peftern aufbIiden
laoen, baB es fir ieoermann, tel
Ianen 9ddItsn 6sIfen mill, LIBERAL
elne iegensreiAe 3Gtigteit gibt, gan.
beIonoers in Der ge9enndrtigen 3eit
no 70 munhes 5eim berfpaiit UNI
tereinIamt 1T, no Der Grndbrer In
gelDe itebt, bic Mlutter .auBe balb be;
Sauies benz 8roterDerb nohueber
mub, uno ipp bic Ginber einel
freunoli6en Sanb iebr 6e0iirften
BORT tam cine syrou, fpenn ie lin.
piIltirli9 na9 i6rem innerIten Gmp.
ftnoen Qiebe uno Site Tpenoet, einiq.
Gtunoen am Saae ben 9leinen Oh.
Iernb, Disl gbles unb SUITES piyten
Gber fs i6sntt elm Stiinbden einsH
inIamen glenIdsH, Der an bag 5au.
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