davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15
ROBBERY AT ST. ALBANs.
Michael Drisoolrs Liquor Store Was
Broken Into.

4 hANhth AhANs
II. Albans. july l5.--The second class
store OF Michael Driscoll on Lake street
was broken into last night and between
SIS and $50 was stolen. together with
two bottles Of beer Entrance was gained
through the back window. which vas
opened sf the top, and nv breaking a
light wooden shutter Tho officers are
inclined 20 connect the break with the
theft last night Of a bicycie. j. bring
the theory that the person who broke
into the liquor store used the bicycle "a
get away with. A stranger had i.een
seen Yesterday vhose actions attracted
attention. and q description of him has
been sent - surrounding towns.
An Arrest fof Break Last Winter
George MsrTiott is in Franklin COUNTY
iaH on THE Charge Cf breaking into
cottage On The lake shore last ApriL
The cottage is owned ~ e Nsu Nork
crrfrf sffnaqrarhrr hirrrnff was ar
rested YESTERDAY - Grand lsls ofierrs
uha report that Mr7riotf cama ta fhe
ISLAND lssf wintFr nnf hFed ~ wirtsr
N eshna shark IN ths irs rriinz
his hsb whrreerr ~ could End 3 raiE-
s.smaF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15
An Arrest fof Break Last winter
DrATH OF WV YoRK JUDGE
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lar Ererirr

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r1..fAa1lass = 49,
, 1915-12-25

As is wei! known, the ex-Klediye Of
Egypt has never accepted bis disposition by
the British Government, but FL Nohatlau
announces hat Abbas HIlmy PashA has now
sent IN hlS resignation to the Sultan Of Tur-
key. The H~ohonana's story is that, While
III Italy, Abbas HiImy, whose family is on
excellent terms with the Italian Court, WIS
commissioned BY The kaiser 10 intrigue for
the preservation Of ItnJian peutla}iry. The
Kaiser, furious at his failure, refused to sec
Abbas HiEmy when he was recently in Ber-
lin. Having yainIy sought an audience, and
Piqued at his rebuff, Abbas Hilmy sent in
ms resignation TO %Stamhul, alleging fatigue
and public worrics.-Ihe Times, Nor. ZEN.
, 1915-12-25

1;o1 oo,-
"'eN d u'SF"So ahG "oI, - MISSING 'De8e
DsHu''' ''o''''i"R '"e naval casualties
~ MsIu''A announced 'l"t Lieut.. 'fener-
y 1t .'''i" l'o"ef'S"n, ChleI OF me Gen
e'al o'"n' mas Dern recalled from France to
succeed" AI'p'' "c''. or Archibald Murray,
G "" Gee" "IPoin'e" successor 10 Lieot.
1Fp,, .nr Cnai'e7 NIonIo as Comln"hdefl IN
eio D"I "'lt'ioS ana 'n"' me Io,Ie' b"S oeen
"pPol"te" Co"'"'n"er OF 'he fltS' brtlSh
n9 Il H'""ce' Flce Ueno'"' Or Douglas
A11l8'
"a H""l' Co'""'' mace nn enquiry re-
6r""in8 'H0 19'0,f du,IeS "l UeheF@l olr Ian
Ii"n'itton' NJ ASqnI'n fePne" tna 9lf Ian
i"nii ~ was h"t returning 10 MS colhhlan0
= L { i'"S'' ana 'h't II any o'heI o0-
w "''e "Sa'2"0" 20 mn '"e announcement
WI" po ''"'G +" que COURSE
w. l'0"''oD' I"S'S'e" ON hh0W'n@ 'i'e rea-
- : NOV P"'''9n'n9 ~ IAN hanlIton ) &c
POI w. ASq'iNn ifP'ea ,'l'' II D"' oeFh
'00o''e'' ",'y le'eh'H- NJ. lenl"nl oe~
, 1915-12-25

recently gave TO the JOINT advice Of Japan,
Russiu, md Great BlItain to postpone u
chang Of Government. The Chinese Gov
eminent declares that i finds it iInpossi-
bic without great risk Of disturbance to
interfere with the novtntnt, which has
been developing duilnS the past two years
and reached maturity ut this per cd owing
to the steps taken long ago to prepare q
permanent Constitution. The Government
Processes to have no reports from any pnrt
Of the country Of Il disturbing cDuracter.-
Times, Non I2H.
, 1915-12-25
CHINA RESOLVED ON A MONARCHY


Picking, Nov. 2.
China has replied to the advice of Japan.
Great Britain, and Russia ia language naive
even for Chino.
Rev ewing the history of The Monnrchical
movement, it states tnnt the President at the
beginning expressed disapproyal, but the
Government later were compelled TO recog-
nrze the growth ofpublic opinion in favour of
n change. The Government claim TO be able
completely TO control the situation in China
but the reply slyly reminds Japan that,
while they are able to deal with The revoIu-
tiouaries within their own borders, they are
dependent ON the goo1 Offices of foreign Gov
ernments for the control OF the revolution
aries domiclled outside the jurisdiction of
China. The reply expresses gratitude for
the friendly counsel offered, but bravely in
dicates the intention Of the Government to
proceed with the change for the reasons
stated.
The majority of the provinces have already
voted for n Monarchy, with Yuan Shih-kai
ms Emperor, without any manifestation Of
dIsapproval.
The japanese Charge d. Affaires to-day
visited the Foreign Minister and requested
an explanation Of the reply that Chua
, 1915-12-25

Hill Distrikf~ Vedkammenle paa Kings HiIg
Politistation) let we'd Pol1iyedln4ten paa-
budue Huudele2u, der Heihold til samne,
Stedse mna ceres al Huudeu, g hyorfor En-
leyges Francs 1000 for Hunde Byen og
Franco 200 for Hunde pan Landet.
Efter den lid vii enhver Humid, der antraj-
fes uden at b@re Teyn for 1916, blive opta:et
og iudhragt til Poit kamret lKrqs Hui Po-
litiStation) hvor den vii jorbiye i 3 Ganga
"A Timer % der, iter d. eEt medmiudle
Ejeren forirden indjnder sig og Kriever
Hnndeu tiIbape, SAINT e. egger tn Mulkt At
Francs Is 90 og eyentuelt loser forn0Jent
TeSn.
Frederiksteds Politikommer, St, Croix den
II December, 1915.
SEGFLCKE.
, 1915-12-25
ADMIRALS GRE I FEAR.
No Leave In Case He Misses A Battle.

No Leave In Case He Misses A Baltic.
Mr.. j. G. Vau der Veer, the London CORE
ppondent Of the Amsterdam Iclegraof in au
article after an official visit to the British
fleet says;
While we stood together or the pitchback
torpedo-destroyer Rear-Admilal Fremantle
SAID to US: "Slnce the beginning Of he wm 1
Lave not left my post with the Fleet for a
day. Several times the Admiralty gave me the
opportunity Of a short holiday with my famj-
ly on shore, but l was not willing to take ad-
vantage of it. I have served thirty-four years
uninteiruptedly with the Fleet. Nc one
should grudge me taking part in another war.
l should never forgive myself if l were alb
sent during a sea battle ibid.
, 1915-12-25
BEK"ENDTGORELSE
FRA pOLIlIEV.

&& we'd, inden Jauuar Muaneds Udgang II.
A. at udtage paa PohtikNmIet (for Kings
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-10-15

been located the valleys OF its great years ago
the Tgs and Euprate valleys furnished the food for the
world people, The valley Of the Nile became the Of
the civilization The productive later turned to the
valleys the Rhine the Loire and the Seine But these none
offered the promise hope contained the valley Of the
Mississippi and it's giant tributaries.
Populations grow with everincreasng momentum and the
anticipate the density Of population that
will be here The factory will follow the farm population that
will support industry rivers and waterfalls will
Mississippi valley the most civilization
the world has ever known.
opportunity beckons for here still cheap
that will increase daily in value here still found the
opportunities community joined with the advantages Of
already we'll developed section with thoroughly titled soils and
popuous cities.
showed this wisdom in highest form when
they dedicated it's public lands to the Of building
school fund which, 1850 will amount to $2OOOOOOOO
and dedicated the state to the cause of education
of the state limited their vision must have
by frontier conditions in which they lived must have
sensed the future must have had of the approaching
years. Yet it is safe they did not entirely pierce the
VEIL for the scarcely realizes the wonder
full future that still awaits -
appealed the builders of Minnesota This the state
Of Hennepn, Of Radsson, and Of Groselliers.
The Falls St. Anthony had not been harnessed and to the
state founders only headwaters navigation the
Mississippi While they possibly did not the in these
falls which later be harnessed the wheels Of the
-four industry the world the Of waters must have
contained promise Of wonders to come: - *>''..
they could not help but realize that Providence
kindly and mood Minnesota created Here
lakes scattered broadcast like Jewels from the workshop of the
Creator Here forests hills and valleys nerspersed
with rolling Prares which appealed to the eye and made the
motto Of the state du Nord Star OF tho North
While it's beauty and possibilities appealed they could not
know that within the lifetime Of many Of the the
generation the Minnesota forests would have provided
for the world that it's farm products would those of other
that it's northern section underlaid with whose
would rival the tabled of Goconda. Nor could they
that the where Lake Superior into the edge Of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-10-15

With land surface and potential wealth
capable Of supporting almost the present p0pu-
lation Of the United States it is still unified,
still invites to the pioneer and the home-maker,
condition that prevails nowhere else in all the
world.
These conditions are awakening the ambi-
ton and effort of the present generation, gen
Grafton which is striving to hasten forward the
day when the bread and butter state, the state
Of corn, of clloyer, of wheat, Of alfalfa and OF
the dairy, will have come into its own. -,
The agricultural empires Of the world have
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-10-15
Opportunity Beckons In
the North Star State
By George F. Author.

MINNESOTA there growing state consciousness,
Il ordination Of effort which have far reaching
the development Of the state in the Union
rich in natural that statistics fail
relate the facts ideally situated reach out with
hand the inland waterway Of the world while
with the other exchanges greeting with the en-
pre- Minnesota finds it's lines in pleasant places.
is found here in her amable mood Streams
and wind about evervarying setting of HILL
valley and rolling prairie Ten thousand lakes scattered
about its surface in the reckless profusion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25

The Exploits 81 Elaine. win Be
shown a. the Bonita toaay, and . IL
audience & expected 60 gather for THE
fine feature Thia episode. entitled the
Blood CRYSTALS. il exceedingly fnter-
estinE. Wong Sin, a Chinese adven-
tursr, decides r. neooup his fortune by
plsytng on the crcdulay - Elaine
Dodge, the daughter and only heiress
81 the late Taylor Dodge. slain BY the
ciutchlng Hand. He gets IN touch
with Mary Carson. q social outeast.
and tOgether thev hatch q plan for
oiackmaiilng Elaine. Through Mary,
Elaine becomes interested Ia the Bel
gsan Relief Committee. and accepts
an Invitation from q sos.iety leader 20
become enc ~ the helpers Elaine
and Mary arrive ne Wong sins apart
ment, and Mary discovers Carter ali
the doors are locktdl that they are
not ia Mrs. Belmontss rooms. Mary
stimulates ea much dread a. Elaine.
whose fear IL Inspired ~ the strange
orientAlisn q the place Wong SIN
approaches Mary who faints with fear
amd e carried out Elaine. cormered,
and with worse than deaih a. the price
q her hfe, snatehes up dagger close
AZ hand and pluuEes IL nto the heart
81 the heather. His secretary. far
from holding the glFls TO- the murder
urges them - escape. ard they % So.
desperate and intense battle OF wits
follows, when Wong SIN discovers the
presence u tfrs detectives in the hotel
with the aid u the detesta scope. en-
abiing him 10 So through the wall 81
his room into the one In which Elaine
is transferring the mo'lev % Mary
Carson. and with tire further sd ~ the
tslautagraph. enabling hitn 20 intercept
the Carson woman on her way out 81
the hotel TIRE scientific detective man
ages 60 defeat the well iali plans Of ths
conspsrators. and 20 regain Elsine's
favor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
Wife of South 5
Greatest General
Dies atOIdHome
RY NEGOTIATED PRnss.

Charlotte. n. @. March 34---After
many months Of illness and after suf.
fsring three days from an attack or
pneumonia. Mrs J. T. (stonewaln
Jackson. wife Of the southern general.
died 90 her old home here today az 4
O'Clock. she had been unconscious
since yesterday afternoon. A. her bed
side were Randolph Preston and wife.
who was Miss Julia Christian. grand :
daughter u Mrs Jackson. Dr. Graham.
e cousin and other relatives. Tomor-
row. the day OF funeral. public build
ings. schools and business establish
ments viii be closed. Funeral services
viii Be "a 5 o'clock in the afternoon
a. the First Presbyterian church.
The body will BE taken 70 Isexing-
ton, Va, accompanied by . military
escort and win rest beside that % her
husband and daughter
Mrs. Jackson has been on since last
August Her last appearance was IN
Richmond last May when as the ruest
Of the governor OF Virginia che was
the chief figure At a bazaar in interest
" the Jackson memorial.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS


The following t. the program Of the
Nirtroia concert az Reynaids Music
House tonight which win include IN
AL tvscnty-three selections. Sixteen
selections VIII be sung IN English by
the worlds greatest singers. and the
otner seven selections VIII De violin
solos. violincello. and band selections
Chanson Mediation. violin solo. CCot~
tonefl. Fritz Kreislsr.
star snamEied Bss ner and nixfe.
american Airs). Emma Eames
Drink % NE only with Thine Eyes.
(Ben Johnsonl. Emilio Dc Gogorza-
How Much I Love You. Ia Foge. the
Years a. the spring CBeach). Johsnna
GasAskL
Under the Rose. stoadard-Fssher).
George Hamin.
Ben Bolt. CKneassl. ocraldins par
rsr
Tlls Lullaby. Carrie Jacob Bondl.
schumaun Heink
Because. CTeschemacherd- FEardeiot)
Enrfco Cafuso.
Zigeuuerweisen. csyTsy Dance. vso-
lin solo. gde Snrasate) Maud Powell
old Black Joe. CFosfer). Louise Ho-
mer.
The Angel Whisper. vfoiincello solo.
samuel Lover. Victor Herbert
Re Banks and Braes O'Bonnie Doom.
toid Scotch Air1, Nellie MeIba
Sweet Miss Mari, (Nstldingerl
Evan williams
swallow bingham cowan). I.uiaa
Tafrazztg1
nark, Hark. the Lark. piano solo,
(Tan paderewaki1
Little Grey Toe IN the Eta
little Grey Home IN The West. CHer-
mann Lohr1. Alma Gluclg
Angel serenade. with violin obiIvato,
/ tGaetsn- fsraKal Mccormack and
NraiNier
All Through the Might. Cwelsh Air)
Julia CUP
Messiah. He shall Ftad His F7ocks
tHandel). Clara Butt
Souvenir De Moscow. violin solo
/ tWleueawshi),. Mischa Elman.
COMM Thro' the RYE. (Old scotch
ARR. Msreelis Semhrica.
william Tell. overture. part TIT and
", (Rossini), Arthur pryors band.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
FOOD QUESTION.
ssssl.s With psrfss, Satisfaction

It's not an easy matter 70 satisfy all
the members 81 the family AZ meal
time, as every housewife knows
And when the husband can't eat
ordinary FOOD without causing trouble.
the food question becomes doubly an
moving.
An Illinois woman writes
My husbands health was poor. lie
had no appetite for anything I could
set for him. Il seemed
He suffered severely with stomach
trouble, was hardly able 70 work. was
taking medicine continually. and a.
soon az he would feel better would go
q work again only 20 give up in q few
weeks
one day. se.ng on advertisement
about Grape Nuts. ! got some and he
tried Il for breakfast the next morning
We al thought Il pretty good
although we had no idea 81 using Il
regularly. But when my husband came
home AZ night Re asked Tor Graps-
Nuts
IT was the zane next day and Rad
20 est e right along. because when We
would get 60 the table the question
Have you any Grape Nuts was a reg
ular thing. SO began 20 bus IL BY enc
dozen pkgw
Ny husoand's health began 20 i'm.
prove right along ] sometimes felt
offended when I'd make something
thought be would like Eor a change
and Still hear the same old question
Have YOU any Grape Nuts
He got - vel that for the LAST tNrc
years he has hardly lost . day from nj
work. and We are still using Grape.
Nutxs
Name gwen b Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich. Read, The Road 4
Melville IN pkgs. There's a Rca,
son
Ever read the above letter a ns1
ere appeRrs srorn tirne 90 tire. Thes
are genuine true. and full % huusaF
Interest. adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
can YOU 90 eErTER7

chamberialn's Cough Remedy is a
medicine with an established reputa-
ton and that ~ widely esteemed for
its excellence. Can you DO better than
to keep II In your home Mrs. l. p.
Filier. vandergrift. Pa. says Of Il. 4
always keep Chamberiains Cough
Remedy in the house and ! consider q
unequalea for children or adults.
gave Il 20 my son Boyd for Group
and whoopinE cough and have used Il
myself for bronchitis. The results
have always been highly pleasing" For
sale BY ali dealers. (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
UGH CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS MY WAY
Just oNeEl TEV "OoosoTs LIVER TONE" BILIOUS
coNsTiPATEp HEAoAeHY-ooNT LOSE a DAYS WORK

Laven uD your sluEEssh nverl Feei
ane and ehesrrui; make vour WORK =
plsasurs; Be vigorous ard fnli q am
hafion. Bar taks no hasty. dangerous
c&lonaai because 81 makes you sack ard
you may lnas DAYS work
Caionaei is mnrcuFv or auickaiivew
which causes nacroais % the zones
CMlonnei crsshes into sour bile IKE
dynanaita, buoahins Il up. That's when
suR
the nlcesg. Eentlest liver and bowel
cleansing von ever experienced tnst
talse 3 spoonful az harmless poason's
liver Tone tonight Your drusxist or
Genler cells you se cent bottle Is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
HUNGER THE sEsT SAUCE.

There ls no sauce equal 20 natural
hunger IL you would relish your
meals like hungry hoy, take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They improve
the digestion and create hunger. ".
D. Parmenter. Crdersville, Ohio.
writes. III have used Chamberiain's
Tablets for stomach trouble. bilious
ness and constipation off and on for
the past ten years and have never
seen their equal yet" For sale by all
dealers (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25

podsor's Laver Tore under my person.
81 money back guarantee that each
spoonful viii clean your singsish liver
better than 4 dose u nasty catonel and
that e won't make VOC sick
Dodsou's Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine. You'n know it next morning
because ycu wiil wake Up feeling nne.
your liver vii be working. headache
ard dizziness gone stomach win be
sweet ard bowels regular
podsou's Liver Tons ia entirely vere-
table. therefore harmless and can not
saiiNate Give it 90 Yotr children.
Millions 81 people ara using Do.8son's
LAer Tone instead % dangerous caio-
rsai nov. Your drugEiEt win cell you
that the sale ~ Calomel ~ almost
stopped entirety here. (Asvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
QUO FROM FlELo TIE
eopY o. MISSING MAN

sharon. Pa. March 2s.--James Cui-
KHAN. piowing in q Geld near here
today. unearthed what FOR q time was
believed 20 Dc tire body Of ". T. Baer.
a wealthy contractor. who diaap pcared
a year $50. Persons who had known
Baer. however. refused 20 CONFIRM the
poles i6antincation
The skull ~ tire body had been
crushed and the body wrapped in a
blanket and folded tightly about with
A4EAs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
ThEY KNOW IRIS SAFE.

Parents Who know from experience
insist upon Foieys Honey and Tar
Compound when buying a medicine
for coughs, colds. Group ard "a grippe.
G r Lunceford. Washington, Ca.
writes = have used it for SIX years
and Il never has failed. { think Il -
the best remedy made for coughs ard
colas@ pAlsmberte's Pharmacy.
fAav)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25

NO. s2s- with Murdool; Macouarrie
IN the ioadinE role
suppose iust suppose ~ that you
hadn't committed the rubhery. You
had been cent % prison You had
served tire term ~ your sentence You
bad started ali over again. You haa
succeeded when = city contractors
agent drew hsfere your eyes the ax-
urea ~ssp." which had been your NUM-
Der. Wouid you ~saIi" the city or
~selr' yourself
How many Innocent nnn suffer be-
hind prison walls TIE thought +
swfna but the cases are not uncom-
mon. This remarkable drama "a built
about this terrible situation. creating
strong scenes ard q startlinE climax
See IL By al means.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
pERAllMENT OF A
TRAIN on SOUTHERN

washington. Narcn 81 -railnaent
81 southern Railway train near Tux
edo. y. 6. on August "a. 1914. which
resulted In the death 90 the nreman
and Injuries 60 nine passengers. wa
attributed primarily 20 track conai-
tions, IN report issued today By the
interstate commerce commission.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
PROGRAM
At CHAUTAUQUA
INTERESTING FEATURES ENTER.
TAIN MANIFOLD HOME WEEK"
IS BEING ENJOYED.

The past week a. the FLOR ids Chau-
tauuua Association has seen the cou-
Quoting - the class worl by Or Car
o}ine Gelsei which ended tn the Better
Baby Contest. tho prizes being awar-
ded 10 the Fisher baby. the Fionrnoy
% ~. the Rogers baby ard the Turner
baby. the Gordon baby winning the
prize for from TO years % age
The baseball game Saturday after
noon Was well attended The anal
score vas . g. s IN favor 81 Palmer
Coiiege. Palmer College viii therefore
hold the cup. which IL % become the
permanent property 81 the team which
wins three out u games. and not
. out of 3 a. enormously was stated
in a previous issue % this paper
This i ~Oid Home Week" q the
Florida Chautauqua and e numser o.
newal ~ acquaintance made in past
years.
Or Byron ". KIng's lecture Monday
afternoon 20 a large audience was
enjoyed By an
Mrs Tia a. Cole. Field secretary
~ the C. r. = c. ~ Chautauqua, New
York. il conducting the morning hour.
her subject being, "Woman's Place IN
the Affairs Of the World To-day" This
hour Is being well attended
Miss Genevieve small OF Washing
ton, H. C.. and Mice Buxton. are solo
lists and every one is greatly pleased
with the voices and selections % both
~ these talented singers Rcscoes or.
chestra Ia furnishing the Instrumental
music
Tuesday nlxht an "oid Home Night
was presented ~ the Chautauaua tai
ent in which all Of the leading vaude-
vile artists Of the day were imperson-
ated and the two hours 81 fun aboun-
ded in local hits. ali Of which we're
heartily encored
Veterans Day.
Next saturday Ia Veterans Day. and
a large crowd il expected. The morn.
ing hour win Be given % the exer-
cises y the veterans q the confed.
crazy with music ~ Roscoe's orehes-
Era and solos BY Miss Buxton and Ailss
small There viii also he the usga
addresses and ceremonies or the oc-
caxion. IN the afternoon Dr Byron
w. King vii deliver his popular lee
ture Pay Up Or Quit" and az might
fun concert win be given BY th'
Beuiah- Buck Quartet. Miss Ethe
Lee Buxton who viii sing az the morn.
ing hour. is a second cousin Of Robert
| r. Lee. the great general Of the Con.
/ federacy. In the afternoon there vii
be a program under the auspices Of tn
\ Daughters Of the Confedefacy BY tins
4 Pensacola and DeFanlak Springs
/ Chapters. THE usual excursion rates
are In force on this day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25

hereby announce mysssif : candi-
date Tor eitN commissioner subject ~
the action % tns city primaries and
promise 20 give my entire time ~ ia
once " am elected I wi appre~late
ths votes ~ th@ Democrats II penna.
cola.
=. J. LII-E.IARB
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25

81 further French and British war
ships nov on their way 20 Join thee at
lacking squadron.