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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
ITALIAN LEAVES FOR HOME
.SbeciaI 10 The TELEGRAPH

NbecidT 10 TIC TcTcgrdpH
York. Pa, Jan. 14.-Nick Morella,
the Italian whose home was dynamited
last November and for which four
Italians await the sentence of the
court. left last night for Italy with his
family. Fear of bodily harm from
friends of the convicted men caused
his departure. Monday night. he
claims. persons surrounded his home
and he was again threatened.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
DEAD IN ROCKING CHAIR
Special 10 The Tclcprdbh

Special 10 The Telegraph
York, Pa. Jan. 14.-Andrew w.
Myers, aged S5 years, resident of
Conewago township near Quicllels
Church. was found dead i'm a rocking
chair at his home Yesterday. He had
been i'll. but not confined to bed. His
widow survives, with a son and
daughter
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MARRIED FIFTY YEARS


oP6tIdI 10 TIC IcTegrdpH
Blain, Pa, Jan. 14.-On December
fifth last, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bist-
line, of Beavertown, near this place,
celebrated the fiftieth wedding ami
versary quietly at their home. Mr..
Bistline is a years old and Mrs Bist-
line ten years his junior. Mrs. Bist-
line was Miss Mary Shearer before her
marriage.
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FARMER HURT IN RUNAWAY

Special to The Telegraph
Lime Rock, Jan. 14.-Levi Longe-
|necker. an aged farmer, was hurt in
an accident yesterday afternoon, when
the team he was driving became
frightened and ran away, injuring
him internally. The wagon was up
set. and he was buried beneath it and
dragged for some time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
PICTURE THEATER SOLD

Annville, Pa, Jan. 14.--J. II. Seltz,
assignee of the estate of ]. A. Kramer,
of Harrisburg, yesterday afternoon
sold the moving picture room of the
estate for $4,000 to j. T. Ensminger, of
Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
PHYSICIAN DROPS DEAD
.Sbecinl TO The Telegraph

Special TO TIE TeIegFdPH
Eshcol, Jan. 14.-Dr. John d.
Baker, of this place, died suddenly
Tuesday evening at his home. FL had
eaten supper and had arisen from the
table when he well over dead lie was
a son of the late John b. and Eleanor
Baker and was ~ years old.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
OPERATION ON woMAN's ARM
S5cciof TO The T'clcgyabh

ITttINF F'V
Dillsburg, Pa, Jan. 14.-Mrs. Jo-
seph Grovt, Franklin township, sus-
tained an operation for the removal OF
a growth from her left arm. The
operation was performed by DR.. B. II
II fIetrick, of Wellsville, assisted by DR.
Homer Hetrick of Lewisberry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
ANNIVERSARY OF CHURCH

Lemoyne, Pa, Jan. 14.-Members of
the Lutheran Church are busily en-
gagged arranging for the twentieth an
niversary celebration to begin next
Sunday. Visiting pastors will occupy
the pulpit on several occasions. The
celebration will end on Wednesday
night when a social will be held.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
HURT IN ROLLER MILL
,Sbecial 10 The Telegraph

Special 10 TIE TcIsgrdPh
Selinsgrove, Pa, Jan. IA. - George
Renninger, of Swineford, met with q
serious accident i'll the Franklin Rol-
Ter Mills at Swineford. He received Sc
we're cuts and bruises about the head
q fractured inwbone and broken arm.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
BANQUET FOR GRAND OFFICERS
Special to The Telegraph

Columbia, Pa, Jan. IA. - Members
of Rosary Council, No. s, pennsylvania
Catholic Beneficial League last night
entertained Grand President ID. f. Ma
gee and Grand Financier Herman
Gantert. of Lancaster. A banquet fol-
lowed the installation of officers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
ODD FELLOWS BANQUET
.Sbeciai 10 The TeIcgrobh

Blain, Pa, Jan. 14.-Blain Lodge,
No. 706, Independent Order of odd
Fellows, will hold its annual banquet
on Tuesday evening, January 19. Oys-
ters will be served.
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CONUNDRUNI SUPPER

Lemoyne, Pa, Jan. 14.-The w. w.
T. Club, of the Church of Christ is
making plans for holding d conundrum
supper in the near future. The class
met last night at the home of their
teacher Mrs. Mary May.
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TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Special 10 The Telegraph

9PccldI 10 The IcIegrdPH
New Cumberland, Pa, Jan. 14.-In-
dependent Americans will celebrate
their forty-fifth anniversary on the
evening of February 23. They will
have as guests their wives and lady
friends.
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BITTEN BY RAT
Special TO The Telegraph

oFFtIuI 70 IHt eFegIupN
Lewistown, Pa, Jan. 14.-John
CAN'T, 80 years old of Lewistown
Junction, is swearing vengeance on a
rat, that attacked him while he lay
asleep in his nome. The rodent left
a wound on his forehead from which
the blood was kowing.
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WOMAN HURT BY FALL.
SbccinL 10 The Tclerrnbh

Dauphin, Pa. Jan. 14.-SIipping on
the icy steps in front of the house of
William Nye. in Shaffertown, Mrs. An
ME Shomper fell on Monday and
sprained her left arm and back very
badly.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
woMAN's SHOULDER DIsLoCATED
.Sbccial TO The Teicpyobh

Waynesboro, Pa, Jan. 14.-Mrs. S.
=. Ambrose had her right shoulder
dislocated yesterday. She was descend
ing the stairway of her home when
her heel caught and she fell to the
bottom
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BANK ROBBERS GET $500
By ASSociafca Press

bV .IA"VI3ufet fIta'
oklahoma City OKLA. Han. IA
Robbers early to-day blew the safe of
the State Bank at Gerber in Garfield
county, Oklahoma. and escaped with
$500 occording to reports received
here. Posses are in pursuit.
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SISTERS BENEFITED

Mother Antoinette, Superior Of
Nazareth Academy of Concordia, Kan
sas, says, Several of the Sisters have
been taking Father Johns Medicine
and all have received benefit from it."
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON
.Sbecinl to The Tcleerabl

Dauphin, Pa, Jan. 14.-NTr. and
Mrs. Charles Fry. of Zionsville. an
nounce the birth of son. Robert Earl
on Tuesday, January 5.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14

Renting an Underwood Typewriter n
sound investment, certain to increase
your income. 'The Machine You Will
Eventually Buy" 25 n. Third st.
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New York City Bankers
Agree to Loan Russian
Government $4,000, 900
By dtsocintcd PrcSx

Petrograd Jan. II. - 3;40 p. NJ. - A.
group of New York bankers. including
]. p Morgan and Company, have agreed
to loan the Russian Government $12.-
10000 according to an official an
nouncement made here to-day.
This amount Is subject to draft by
Russia at one two or three months. at
Az per cent. with a half of 1 per cent.
additional for acceptance.
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and Comnany con nirmed to-day the dis
patches from Pctrograd in respect to a
loan to the Russian Government bv
stating that q groun of New York
banks and bankers had made a purely
banking" arrangement with Russia by
undertaking to accent short term
dra ifs OF the Russian Government.
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Letter to
DIR. kiIInsr & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do
For Won

Send ten cents to DIR. Kilmer e Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y, for a sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder When writing, be sure
and mention the Harrisburg Daily
Telegraph. Regular fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles for sale at all
drug stores-Advertisem
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ELECTRIC CROSS AT
MILLER SERVICES
Beautiful and Effective Spectacle
Produced at Mechanicsburg
Tabernacle
.ShecinE TO The Telegraph

Special TO The Telegraph
Mechanicsburg. Pa, Jan. 14.-Long
before z o'clock last evening, people
commenced vending their way toward
the tabernacle, and the building was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
FOR SALE.

Trustee in bankruptcy fo-
Florida Timber Products
Company will sell by public
sale at Office of referee in
bankruptcy, Thiesen Build
ing, Pensacola, Fla. at ii
o'clock a. m, March %, 1918,
1lS,9e6 acres more or less,
of yellow pine timber lands
located at Tidewater, on the
Gulf of Mexico, about one
hundred miles southeast of
Pei. sacola. on and near St.
Joseph's Bay, Fla. Two
thirds of the acreage is round
timber, the remainder being
under turpentine lease. 3l0,-
coo. 600 pine, 100000 cy-
press Is cruisers estimate,
considered most accurate by
trustee. Lies in compact
body. with government canal
running midway through
longest dimension. Fine
colonization property when
cut over. VIII sell also In
complete 80. 900 capacity saw
mill plant at Port St. Joe,
Fla, including planer, dry
Kiln. log road, etc. To be
sold subject TO $500, 900, Sc
bond mortgage and about
100000 other liens. Trustee
reserves right TO reject any
md all bids. G. F.. Dobson,
Trustee. Pensacola. Fla.
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10 TnE HOUSEWIFE

Madame Il your husband - like most
men he expects you g. look after the
health ~ yourself and children. Coughs
end colds are fite most common u the
minor ailments and are most likely
90 lead Go Mprious diseases. A chila
ia much more likeiY 90 contract dlph-
iberia or scarlet fever when Il has .
cold. u you viii inquire into the msrits
~ ths various remedies that are re-
commended for coughs and colds, you
will ind that Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy stands high ia the estimation
~ people who use h. 4 - prompt and
eTertual pleasant and safe % take,
which are qualities especially 20 be
desired when = medicine u intended for
ehll4Fon FoF sale az all dealers. lAdyl
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TWENTY. FIVE HUNDRED
SALES COTTON o asEp

birmingham Ala. March &.-Twen-
ty-five hundred bales ~ cotton and
residence were destroyed IS IRE early
today a. Wetumpka, Ala, according
90 news received here entalling . loss
~ between t7s.o0o and &ioo 8oo. The
cotton was stored ia = central ware
house Il O. understood $3.50 In
furance vas carried
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EXPERT MASsEo~

AZ A GRADUATE ~ tne knaerican
rniIexa 81 Mnchsmo. Tharauy. chicago.
fn fhe greatest ard best institute rf
10 kina in Amerlea. Al 81 my wofk Is
aietfugusshsa - see gentle sontisnH 20
feet on the inairidwsA may - seer
~ ANY tims - special appointment 0f
&uffnR ms nrfra huura Ufsce hcurs
from 9,8a 20 980 p m Phone ees
81 Nay. ~ r. Once as r. Chase -
90fehara
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FOR RENT Furalahaa aat. three rooma
private uonJH. bath stFtptlT wnFrFf..
three tlOcks from Sam carries RS North
ReaF street Faona ksa Murlt
FOR RENT -Two uicey furnished roo,uu
hot and cold water stationery wash
stand o. earh room. bath and EaE Ap-
ply fia West 0rtsnre street fnchrfs
SUITES e rooms g0r nght housaReanina
PftVate bath haf and ga wafeF atF
q Cost 3en2a rae Three blurkn 81 a
depot Block of 4. II s. a.. Phone
-att-M
FOR RENT Three nicely furnishes
rqutHs. two bed rooms Hua Kitchen. at
modern convention. suittblc far light
EOS srk topping iReiHR south sea Sass
8aaa3en street sIfehfna
RoR RENT one room furnished for
sieepinE or light house keeping f He-
sired lie n AicauiE fbfahIus
ron RENT tarve front raam. Nnrth
Hin Phone ard hath Gentlemen
only Boz ioai or phone ssa 2aIhn
nFsleARLg BOARD. vth y without
r8un1s. nodern oonvvnieucea centre
,2f7tlon. rear aspuf Appiy 80 Eani
hotsd
ron RENT-rwo large furnished front
ro-auia connecting ENreptfanaliv vel
aE1ted ara sirv Ess - phone ana
hhth Convenient GO husirpaa dintrs-t
lf Wet Chase street phone 1855 foes
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WANTED

WANTED TO BEfY lis az "a foot fsunrh
state particulars ara Price Addreaa +
q HaA 1885. Pensacola. Eia nar
WANTED Meu to learn harbaF frafa
Tbs world needs nafe harhave $780,, .,.,
uther tfuuesmen. Few Wpeka anaftHns
Ton's ineiuaea Board IT desired 49,
wh.ie learninE Distant abulieant4 Wrlfa
doisf Harhfr 'oAeEe. New Orleans. la.
euanFats
Want EfA-Tour JOB rllntHnm arc ers-,t
for EnaraVinN ~ a. klnda ref1ins
eards, wedding iurtfaflnus aar MavEp
Fh'NfANs CO Il Went Government
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EDUCATIONAL.

Wau Hn8 GreEE Bookkeeping Tele-
Hrg English. civil Service ard Cor
farpunhsure euurEfH Dag nna ulRhG
sa Huot Pensacola business Institute,
Gregory and PaiafaK Gmrh
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CITY TAX COLLECT oRss PERSONAL
TAX NOTICE..
NutieA "a hereby given THAT TIRE TaN
AsHeNaFneGt aunks 81 thn rltg 81 penma.
cola ore now oneu in my office for the
pa mcrt uf tsaes for tie year 1914 ard
that af tHXeH un personal property re-
aiming unpaid. O. days after TIRE date
af fEla Noffe ~ viii nq enforced BY levy
aHH sait Ha provided by law
uHfef fHis card day uf January
R 1858
a. WHITING
fav Collector. Ctty ~ Pensacola
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LADY Hith fi.H0e o6 20 riaN uart aHa
assist Sd nruduCHug us reel s6vr STORY
motion p8.fure- fanv must ~ attractive
ah@ ahlE e. initiate schoolgirl NHW
handle rdHF ugeu money arH F.ns..,..a 4.
Journal er,..,..t. #t.
To TtfE FARMERS gardeners ard
panttrNwau Have fust received
fresh #teoa or seed 8neluainr anrHer
pf carry rose hies TRUMP Grid hsHM
ennhler seed Hutatoea uHfon srfs Fe-ns
tomatoes 0nd Gener8l lne ~ seea for
winter aE4 FpfinE piamtlnE Wr Garry
fuN Use ~ euultfK aupnfaa aurh ~
Fa&hed g5Hteg Shell eharcoaf beef
seFara. ground hone. feade and rams8tea
We are agents for tire Cyphpra Fnru-
ba fafhs hrooaaFa. etc Feffllfynrn asY.h
- ear be bad Z O. Dubuiaaan x n7s-
lfiAn
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POSITION WANTED.

YOUNG WIDOW. wfth sfxht-gsar- ois
chlfd. desires n hnme on rnuttFN @.
truck farm. or would accept Work iE
boarding house o. aaw NTH town Al
dreaa q = Cunningham. Lynn Havem
ria sgncnsGs
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN - For general mercantile
trade in Florida 20 sell a neW rfopo-
NfNlum az merit NacMneW now. AttFMc~
tive commission contract sas weekly for
sxnsnsas Miles y Bixisr Co, Wholesale
jewelers.. 8ssf Cariln BLDG Cleveland
uNfe finch
NANTEn-@Twn hiMh grade speciality
aatssnsn o. capable eN=merchmnta Tor
1875. Vacancy noW Staple ltma &f0-
eraI weekly advances. Perfected tcrrt-
tory Old established house 81.
Kline sga-f8 crafts Riar Cleveland. o
finch
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Help Wanted-Female.

WRITE MOTION PICTURE plays $50
o. See paid Correspondence course
unnecessary. details free New writer's.
ltgs vict0r8a BldE "a Louis fnrh
LADIES ImmsediatslY. Filling aheiiuR
buKfa Home work evenings Steady.
No experiences Absolutely 10 canvassinE.
Excellent opportunity foF willing WORK
81 Enciosa stamp. Erinh Co. Toranto.
ont fmrm
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WEALTHY southern physician az would
Haarr2. cenftGent&A P~BoN So Isaawuss
TolsEio. Uista inch
SAN ~ WD0N@-Shnuid VcU see fhas
article. J wish to tsli yen Z zfi5 heNs
furniture Went von nieaea return
~ Bet. please let me Gouaa 70 sou.
need Nnu 80 Minnie Weoaa auseh ~
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EDUCATIONAL

wps. NAY cLuTTER, stuaio SIS Eass
caasdsa Rhena 49,. Ptane. ThaarS
s4arwnng. ana rralnina 81 chilaren's
voices. tefeh
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1IRmnU
u Getting
Way
$3.50

Small home on southeast
corner of Belmont and +
treets. Lot 90 feet front bv
30 deep. Paving, sewer and
sidewalk fully paid for.
Sl10o.
1101 West Government
street, hve-room cottage
with bath. Lot 45x125
$500
425 East Gregory street,
four rooms. hall and kitchen
modern conveniences. Lot 81
feet front, extending clear
through block.
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LOST AND FOUND.

N0sT-fetr collar. mink. between 81
Waaf ne5mnnt street Rmf san carries
hutei EoEsthfE on Faiafos street Me-
torn q Boston Shee store for reward
annehfW
fusT- white roualr deE. nau5e tsnou-
SUM Eewara gar retmrn 80 So GniNe-
Hsar8e street anaArSEs
E0SFm-A Huree Huntaimsna Receipts amA
RefrnnH. Return 60 1ouruel sFHee And
receive raMar8 Fnaag3ts
E4W&EaT8rMe HaeNef fanHl HsananH
aeftlng lm fFMfE NHManl foE refHrn
= Is worth suFthE street fFncHfw
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED - the Robarts
community, Creamery and canning
plant "a take Nout nraduta. Goes lanA
Hf eeasonahie rFiees write rs for Fan
information. The Roberts Warmers
Association Geo. @ VoaFhees. President.
Roherts. PA. tafah
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HOOTON q WATSON'S
RENT LIST.

sEsT siDE.
SIS wssf Gregory. FoouM sl9ee
s@f ~ Reswhnn. fperns stss..- ste-ts
N8aheFwESla B ra0msN. bath - ssss &t&sa@
at9 west eendsa. 2 roefna bath slsso
TnG vgesf aauana. vooaas. cath s123o
- WeHt GaFaen, 5 feoma. BATH :.
ges w wssrAf. Z roauz hsth $500
so ~ Hnuaun. 5 rooms 49,
soais Sous. reoz,s. 49, sis s.s
~ west Government roonss -
~ ". G.asasa I seans. eash sf7.oo
90 West GreeoFT. rooms h@sn sss a.
rAsT slDr.
ia3a Kasf gassaan. rooms s.e.es
see Ea0f AtreaE. 8 roonls.te-. u 49,. -
teT1 Nasi teiiua. s Eoenir s..t.+' - ~
81 nj fmfenNenrins 1 roofnE -
EFT Merit pave. 4 Foemss, natA $50
tfa Fest Infrnfnnrfa. rnnrrs, befa : 49,
- Mawt egTsrnrnent. vees.s 80 = : =, =. -
as Fast IntamGaneta. 4 f0euls. = y -
81 vast Government roggtk. eata lslss
MrwUt'a Nsetfem. rDemas, = are@#s .e.s1
40 Fast Nain. raowss bath. ice = q ~
1907 - Aicsntg, 5 rooms, hath sssss
1sf " Govt 3 r@9Fna. bath 49,
100 Fast strong roorsa. eaths = -. y.
kfs NaFfh HaVEes Z ro1us, y y
fs7 Fast aremorv rooms. bath. 49,
90 n. hicanis. roerna s...sts+, - ~
al eeese kieersr. ) seems. ban 90
- naef lntendsncia, 3 rooznss nath : q
tfH North Aesniz 3 rn0nas nath- 80
fa9q Nor4h Davis q rmwFna. hath ass %
80 Fast naeaaen. & FoeEns. heah u -
fAG1 Wnas cfanedem 8 roorsss hNfh- $3.50
80 -. -. a - tssfh so sd
isss 49, aes.eer : ~oavna. ssafh. SIS %
~es EaKf H~azHi@4. . fooFus hafhs 500
sEs NuFfh gmvnnfa avenue. roognA,
EaNN sss#rt#ss e#ss sssses fs 4 sN@tss7M
swossssrv @,saa'.' ' ieo. .aas.oo
-. s,s-v a''s'. ''.. szy.ss
HOTEL.
~sss-s- .fee-s 49, $50 -
Aixe Haamf3er dwellings, mu8 MtewUs iH
al narsa a. rtfE oHeea - Mount and
nraHf fFnearrenfa hufaffnns
uOOTON e WATSON
rag nEnTaL aoENTs.
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ARTESIAN WELLS
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
aaAa~@ese @@@as q

United states Department. Weather
Bureau. Charles r. Marvin. chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. Fla. March z, 1919
Psnsaeola Tempsrature Data.
Highest on record for March. 81
degrees
Lowest on record for March. Is ae-
grees.
nay temperatures IN March usually
rise 60 IS degrees.
Night temperatures In March usual
ii fall % 81 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 81
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday. 80
degrees
Psnaaeola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall fcr 81 hours ending p. m.
yesterday. q inches.
Normal rainfall Tor the month Of
March s.Ss inches.
Total rainfall this March 20 y m.
yesterday. asa inches.
Excess this year 20 February 2sth.
3ts inches
SMALL CRAFT, sToRn AND AuRRl
CANE WARNINGS.
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sfwerEaiaF lenrana nsE,tmrt so a s~aass
every second and taurth NreHneEsas y
each month az 30 re-. ~ mnwara Han
cnFnar NaNinn amn Belmont mframfn
Ntsiting Patrarehs are invited . 81
tend
81 n ENERMARn.
CHAs. FRErnRfCHsEN. CT.
M4rFM&
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BOZ sALE.

FOB aAEEs--pruf Mines new song. "Ffe
Married Ar fhe Fhmiis IL nov on
isis ~ tos mnslc stores 81 8 special M
freeauetnrT uFfee. amchTts
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PIANOS

YOUR PIANO can - maaA Hhs rev tn
tone. touch end books ~ eur three en-
pert plane egfitnens and cas- nrinhsfs
Esaw pFteaA and you can ray ~ the
week TIE Chltter Hesir Heuse ftuew
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

FOR SA4.E-s0F trade co Improved city
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YOUR Fowls nss6 rrNttN reuifrv Res
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FOR NAfaK~afsooa 3swrsea ara faeles
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LIVE STOCK. POULTRY

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AZ Nuoa layers 50 funrHy can buy
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nights Ter general business ana snenns
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
SECRET SOCIETIES

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meets the first Monday night n 800
month ID the W @ W WnR envra- ~
Romano and Bayien streets. AZ gao
o'clock.
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JOSEPH FWRRC Master p'arE -,
Recording Nef Rotary limo
pensaeeia Lou9ss Ne. :. 3. q. o. p
Pensacola fsnfiwH %o a tt #
meets every thursday 81 Ta0 p m IA
RaMnra Hall. corner HaFiaa and nairsort
street Visitors cordially invited
nrIu Or lnitiEtory aaNrFa
JOHN gERKEnsH
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Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT, poss osaea. department.
Tai casrE, bookkeener and either uiFi
service examinBfi lions soon. Get prepared
~ tornasr government exami@aF. booklet
0-z2 free Write soaay. Peterson Civil
service Seisoei Rochester. ~ 4 Gmar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

HELP WANTED sadies--I Immediately
Films and labellhR boxes HoEne ems
leFmeNt evenings No experiences. No
eanTaaslnE fsecai work Excellent o0e
puffufsty Enclose sta sn Frinn spec
atty ca. Teronto Ont rnCn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

RE A DETECTIVE earn SO 60 sina
weeklft umEel 81 ever the weird
a Adjusting Agency Railway Exchange
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Help Wanted Male

RAILWAY NAT. clerks. CARRIERS wsnts
lie positions. examination Nay tst
fay for Instruction after vou receive
position Apply liberty institate H0 hsn
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
TRANSFER. STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER 90. rhur
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af mnNtnN and hauNna FuFHlfMfs uarkaa
3ur shipment furniture stored 0fTcs
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wANTED-To BUY.

@ AMEMN-~Ga hNg awNverx horse aHd
HHnt scat 81 epftaE wagon. saftabie
sef nraauee taaineHs Aadrass g.
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