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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
@~mlSbrplup fcireoes iorIeoen Tor

@nlobrnlln M feireoes forleoen Tag
al ibp. 2cnsmano / Senore Soalen
8unnar WeIitrsm og Srue Sngrio,
ieot Sann9S. 8ulbbruogommen or
so Iar og @ulobruoen II. @unnar
Welitrsm bar 2ensmano / Ssnore
SoaIen ira 1888 iii 1912. "a ban
toa Mfifeb, bIep ban ion G%rfienbtlig.
beo bepiIget eu Grtrapeniion al aom'
m,tnen paa 500 SIR. aarIis. San
bar aItib p9ret Ell tilbagetritfen
Wanb. Tom blanoeoe Jig minbit mt
Zig / Oct oifeutlige Gin. San par Dog
/ Ell Iarrpffe @algmano og Neolem
al Soaneitnret. Sor nogIe Aar iiocn
iolgte ban lin @aorb 3oroinien. bpor
han orep CT ubmertet @aarbsbrug, /
Sanocr og ilptteoe I'll Sfarn4s.
Snlobrubeparrct npoer mescn In'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09

iccllc / lin Spao. 8urnar Melltrsm,
lom er Ell Npoersmouo al oeu GAM
lie Sfolc, par iom Senamnno ticlot
ior lin @i9lpiombco % iii biintane
Sinoclae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09

Suobolo. tsg5eoiie loy 9sGcaAi. gu;ciai.
ten Nohcr paG JuBet. 4uiciGttrn Itppcr IN.
Der Cpucu. Ser / Saiieu.' G0umcr'ugleu.
wluuicn sllr / Guge. Sea ipu5er for MIN
lue Sen. Jn 2c,ldos. YuileH % @rifcu.
10 arcr. SpGoialucu. MAIDS "a D,i,iel.
Wuu1c5uc: gin Isfies plit 90 Cote. &C 10
ounce. Cerne ocer bclc Granddaughter ina
bon ifatieoc zuWui5 UGrueiuu8c. lat 3 y.uii
az on Of GoraeS met ~begaoeoe Sompouifter
frtt .i.icrot 'gr GOr e4er .HcJ Softer 81 aac
+ Sorfao StC0.
Gt Sursalbuur. fom burbc fHocs I ciooeri
&ieuL. Uu5r -cr CT Vdyu. SGugtEs CT leils
O. fpjue % ltiic G. fuHge.
=. AuunoicH Subj. Co,
SccurGh. JpiUd-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
srtersSalsbaneus NurlrnaelIe.-

Sra ariitiansiano mcOOeles Den 4oc
Sftober. Gn &omite er nebiat fpr
of orbeioc for Observation-Disclosures
Torlpnqelie til Sale. aomiteen bar
pua Ntobe ibag pulgt Ilntmano aar.
reitao til Sormono og 8unnar &pS-
1tao iii Npitforn1nno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Sturc Uaper.

Store 0auer. : ajpbenbopns
a~irfefonbs 9eitpreIie9msoe iorleoer
bIcp Ser bells itjGnfet, Oels gipet
Weooelelie ON en- Gpffe 8oocr til
airfeionoet, ioaIeoc2 benpeo 5000
Ser. ira Seiusfirfcna 0tclligbco, 1000
Ser. fra ORGANISATIONS WcnighcD
og 10000 ar. ira Tobrifont Hourit}
Gnuoicn. Cen ii0itc @ope bar til
Sen me 8etiemoncfirfe. 1SrenoeIc@
blep Ser gipct 2sitc oil Ell @opc ira
Solbiera Meniabeb og ct Suornubr
ira Sabrifant gertram &uricn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Silben ifaber Hieopm. Sra SaiI

qcillno mcooeles bet 15be OCTOBER.
Ger or biemfert ira Sslono ca. 80
Snicn Seroer Silo BERTH. @Groien
heruf er rl 3 @iaioner &r. Wan
ntaa goo Iongt tilbu9e Sioen for at
iinoe Sibcitpffe til ct iaa rigt llo-
butte. Mnngen altttereier er blet
pclituoenoe ioar poa Sslanb. Snnr-
pcoanlperc % allttere bar bapt gliln.
renoc Suneitlobptte paa @runo al
Sc beie Siloepriier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Gbicaao 3ribune

BAD forleben line S9iere ON at
npune Den beoite BOG FOR Bigger. be
pioite, % aeiuItatet al 4iitemningen
bIep. at "goIIpanna" iit De
n9itieite Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09

li9genbe @eboeIieabrs for omerifun'
ifc Irbeiocrc brPuotc belt nco. sap
DC Slben iadet arcbet mere ON lia,
pilbc mc0ct itore STroicr bIct coc'
Iogt OF N(rbcioct io~rhinbrct for lang
Sio; men ga oct bar Tinbitiuc, Inf
fcbcs bct citcr nogen Simer5 Irbci-
DC at bcgrUnic Sloen I'll DC 10 NOR
ntcitc @%pglinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Gsosialp. GnscIif S~icctoniuI {

SsSSialo. Gn9eIif Ticctonlul y.
8. 6lnd err pliioiclig oso / lit &ienn
/ Nclcrup.
StationSioritanncr / Hinaitcb.
Gano. phil. g. Games or oi0uoct peo
Srhcn, Il Nnr 0nntmcl.
- Noritanbcr for aalborN NouI-
Qotion1lfole :. aicrltcna cr o'9aact
pco Spoen, 80 Nar gannlcl.
Shp. Imt9iorpaltcr u. N q.
Woolcu or o'9aact pcb Gsocn / Slo-
0clic, 50 Yar lnmmcl.
Sbp. Cri'tabcitprcr Tor Sc Iol.
lonoifc Wancr. Guub. phil. Tnbrcoa
Chr. Yar'cu or 900 / Morlbn. 81
Iur 9onlmcl,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
&c Sfanbinapcr, ion iolbt /

&c Sfanbinapcr, iom ioIbt DC 10
ilespigife Arigc oil MI ioa lit Wioult.
mcr.. Oct or 1anmart-S omiumoet
icm bar tat fla bennc Cpgaoc, og Tor
Of ifaiie Tenge blir ser ienot no Ell
Slate, teenct al Troicsior ArnoIo
arog og ubfsrt pon BEN fgl. Dor.
celpnsiabrif, Tom inioIertio fife
fremitiaer ilere Nlattcr emo Scr in0-
Isber geitininger. @latten gicngi.
Der ct tppiif oanit Sanoitob. : 1or.
srunben paier Gnnnebrog fra Top.
pen al nogen aorntleru og / Ranoer
I9ies isIsenoe Notto; "Gonmarf og
9anmarfS 9Gre."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Sruno peb Srf!a @rnbcr.

2effcn i NteIoalen mebbelea Den lite
Sftober. Senoag Gitermiooag op.
itoo Brand / ct aompresiorbns nj.
hsrcnoe Srfla @rubers AnlGs. BAD.
be aompresiprbiilet og CT tort pco
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
sialg.

Gienoomsiala. Proprietor Hus.
mtsien, @eitergaaro / aiatring. bar
iolgt lin 8aaro meo 1870 Sbr. 9anb
iii Gienoom5banoler G~briitoiierien /
Soricns for 10000 SIR.
TroprietRr Ssrcnien AZ Srs.
bolm bar fIebt Scrregaaroen Sol
6PfaaarS", slreaI 720 Sor. Sanb.
ajsbeiummcu tienSes life.
Gngesb9fgaaro PED SGbp.
|2SS Sor. Sano, CT al Proprlct9r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Sturt Sfibsfipb / @cracn.

Nerqeu mcooeleS ocn 14bc Sftobcr.
Sfibsrcocr SorfiIoieu bar inotiebt
Ell Camper poo 5000 Cons uloer
@pgnina / Son Sroncisco. 8icbe-
iunlnelt err ca. 3 Wtiaioner &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Ct mt HeScrt-Sclifab.

VI MI TfDcrtsSclIIUu. NIu SUI9s
bera meooeles Den 16oe Sftober. ct
n~pItortet Heberi Der / @pen bar fiebt
9 Gamplfibe paa benbolbSpis 900,
1900 % 2400 Son. gftiefopitalcn
err ca. I WiG. SIR, hporaf $4,000
Ser. or iifret unoerboanoen. Gispo.
ncrenoe Geoer blir SfibsmGgler @n-
ton b. Ser 2ippc, Ssnsberg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Nf1eret Winoesmerfc.

Gfilsret Winbesmerfc. Sra Hos.
filoe meobeIes Den 17oe Oft. @ao
8raabreore a~irfegaoro HostiIbc
aiIlereoes / Gitermiooag ct Minoes.
merle oper aioeoe Gompropit SluI
@onbo. 6orlloen ben aiosbes mere
Sl9st os @enner hnpbe Ell itor Stare
al Wenigbebcn inoimoet iig. Som.
mineI9ae 9onbrop @ammer uotaIte
liz / biertelise Gro ON ben aiosoes
getponing Tor Menigbeoen o. oct
ifore Cab oenne bapoe Iiot peo hans
800, oe opersap Ytinoeitenen til 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
800 Sim. i 3 Simcr. 9eit,

&elt5otp bar forleben ti~Icnoebrugt lin
iibite SIppning for Oct militpre Ser.
%tififat, % TrGitationcn or en- &c.
forb bpao Surtiabeo ansaar. st
aparter for 10 itartebe ban ira Gil.
leitrsmmen % flsi oper GiospoIo,
Stanee os Rcna iii @orbre Strano
paa Spbus. Senne Siitance repre-.
ienterer $50 SIM. Sra Iorore
Stranb ilei ban iamme Sci tiIbuae,
"a Ianoebe / Siqeitrsmmen ct Spar.
fer isr ,, Ell 2iitance paa iaIt 300
SIM. iom bleo tiIbagelagt paa bel 3
Elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Silb / Nprolano.

rcr meooelcs oen Ste Sftober. Stat
% ioae err ItGngt Glib for 100000
10000 &r., bporaf Stsritepurten er
ppta0et. SO Gompitibe lig9er poa
Sioroen. @ooe ltoiigter til pioere
Tiifc, hpiS Tciret or bra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Salben oco Iaroaucacruc. gan

tomrcr @osnicn / Stipc hor iaoet
Wcobclclic on, at hans Sen. ocn
22.aariac Chr. %o9nicn. cr iolocu
iom o"ltitralif SripiulQ uco 2orbo.
ncllCrlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09

Gleftricitctsperf / %Grbalen. iii
SliloiercIic al Np0ocnS Glcftricitcts.
pcrf bar TGroolens @errcositprc be.
i~littet at optage ct Saan paa inbtll
100000 Ser. Serrcositurcta geililt-
nina or approberet / Statsrano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
era Ddnmdrf.

Sart Spincieot. ct f~irbcopQtl1t
sSirma bar iielgc Aol0. Nh" /
bisie Gage blot CT ipoit SInGtcrl >
SIR. 40 Gre Or. a9. Suiucicot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09

milieu. pod hpis Tceue oen Iiosbes
Nrobcr. Yrouit @onoo / Sfielifsr
iatfc0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09
Siun Eager al Yiamocr, Srg.
Ter, Wpnograicr og Nccoros.

Strtu iodo eitsr IA
tdlog o9 uGuu buoo
'ont sulies. EtGuo.
8trttorSeI 0usor9eI
euer f~ouogrui % Se
lIal ituoe. al e her
fan iun tlsbt ct I'D
nIcrtet %Nnlirulueitt III
Tdgeus Iapelts Bril-
Ter.
Jtpun bette gluo.
the NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
$40 2nd Ave. S..
MINNEAPOLIS. MiNN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-09

eNmaHtueu -Susperuens er uooiuaer +,
SOB croen. rg osn CT alt OF Tan sufe -
enrlafine. at errs. Ten s;sr seeI grbsies
% ecay LEI.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

Oregon State Hospital has been
of benefit to Pendleton. The
betterment of our school sys-
TEN and civic improvements
that make Pendleton a very de-
sirable residence town have in
creased the local population to
substantial extent.
The establishment of the
freight terminal here will help
the cause along very materi-
ally. This will be true even il
the change does not bring as
many railroad employees here
as was anticipated.
The moving of the Umatilla
forest headquarters to Pendle-
ton aids the town aside from
being an accommodation to
stockmen. 1t makes the city a
greater rendezvous for sheep
men and cattlemen.
But because the town is
growing and acquiring new
blood is no reason people
should become contented and
forego efforts to further i'm
prove the situation.
The bigger the SNOWFALL the
faster it grows and the faster
it rolls the larger it becomes.
Now is the time for the COM
munity workers to keep in the
harness. There is work that
may be done.
Probably nothing could be
of more benefit to Pendleton
than the building of perma-
nent roads. Good roads are
needed for their own sake and
with the advent of the auto and
the open river the subject is
of vastly more Importance than
ever before. Other towns,
among them Walla Walla, are
going to have permanent roads
to the Columbia and it is up to
Pendleton to be busy. Fortu-
luafalv fho caueo 10 ono in
which the interests of Pendle-
ton and other portions of the
county are identical, so that CO.
operation may be expected.
The good roads program will
furnish the next opportunity
for effective work in behalf of
the greater Pendleton. Prepare
to do your part when the time
comes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

of this town go before the may
or and city council with a pro-
position of public interest and
importance they are entitled
to fair treatment, if not to
courtesy. Czarlike proceed
ings by the mayor in defiance
of the wishes of the majority
of the council are not seemly
and they should not be tolerat-
ed. If we are to have that sort
of government it is unnecessary
to have city councilmen. The
mayor will be all sufficient. If
we are to have one man gov.
ernment and if local men and
women are to have no voice in
plans for the betterment of the
city then the sooner we know
it the better. The mayor is fol
lowing wrong methods and de.
serves a rebuke.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27
GERMAN AND BRITISH
MISTAKES

~ HE neutrality of the Unit
VI ed States finds little re-
spect in Great Britain
and Germany because both of
the empires have been disap-
pointed in it. Both presume on
our friendship and each ex-
pected to profit by it at the ex-
pense of the other. Both want
ed a champion.
If we had met the wishes of
Germany in all respects, our
citizens, ships and cargoes
would not have been exposed
to the murderous perils of sub
marine and aerial attacks. If
we had taken orders from Lon
don, our property at sea would
not have been seized and tied
up in British prize courts.
We are under coercion from
both sides-nOt to continue or
strengthen our neutrality, but
to break it down. Germany
promises to cease submarine
assassination of merchantmen
if we will compel Great Brit
ain to abandon its so-called
blockade of foodstuffs. In
other words, we are asked to
become an ally of Germany.
Great Britain win not inter-
fere lawlessly with our ship
ping if we forego, as a war
measure against Germany, our
undoubted right to trade with
other neutral nations. To ac-
cept British terms would be to
act practically as an ally of
Great Britain.
President Wilson's note to
Germany covers very thor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

: SN~AAANAA~AN~SN~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27
Statement By MIR. Alexo

FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT BY OTHER STAMP CONCERNS IN THE CITY
THAT DISCoNTNUNG
ACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE
TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES
H.
TO GIVE THESE STAMPS WHICH ENABLE TO FURNISH HOME
TELY
CAN ANY HOUSEHOLD
BUYING MERCHANDISE
YOU
QUALITIES
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

. The Prince rode up to the pail
= ace gate,
= And his eyes with tears we're
= dim:
= For he thought Of the beggar
= maiden sweet
. Who never might wed with him.
= For home is where the heart is,
. BE II mansion great or small,
. And there's many princely
. palace
. That's never a home at all.
= The yeoman comes TO his little
cot.
= With a song when the day Is
done;
. For his dearie is standing at the
door.
= And his children TO meet him
come.
= For home Is where the heart is
= Be IL mansion great or small
. And there's many princely
palace
= That's never a home at all
= II ! could live with my sweet
heart.
. In a hut with a sanded floor,
= ia be richer far than the love-
less maid
= with her fame and golden
store.
= For home Is where the heart Is
. Re it mansion great or small
. And a cottage lighted with
lovellght
= ls the dearest home Of all.
Anonymous.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

oughly an important phase OF
this painful controversy. Sec
retary Bryan's action in stop
ping the trade conferences be-
tween representatives of this
country and Great Britain
meets the situation in another
respect. We can confer with
nobody except upon equal
terms.
The governments of London
and Berlin are presuming up
on American sympathy. They
are not attempting to do JUS
tice. They are looking for as
sistance. Both are mistaken.
There will be neither SYM
pathy nor assistance here for
any belligerent that trespasses
upon the rights of the United
States.-St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
The attack upon the Ne.
braskan furnishes our war fa-
natics fresh argument for a
war with Germany even
though there is nothing to
show the attack was made by
a German and even though the
captain of the Nebraskan does
not know whether his ship
struck a torpedo or a mine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

Two German machines were sig
nailed at various points by cannonad-
ing. This warned the Paris aero
guard that enemy machines had brok-
en- through the frontier patrol. and as
soon as the machines appeared French
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27
A REBUKE NEEDED

MNOTHER splendid argu-
~ ment for the requirement
by the city Of that north
side cemetery and adjoining
lot is furnished in the attitude
Of Mayor Dyer. When citizens
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27
AviatOrs Protect Paris.

PARIS, May 27.-An official note
issued here gives the details of how
six French aeroplanes defended Par
Is from a raid by two German air.
craft. The statement says:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

OUR MODEL GROCERY WE HANDLE ONLY BEST MAKES AND BRANDS
WORLD YOUR GROCERY
BUSINESS YOU
GOODS WE GIVE H.
BETWEEN OPEN AN AC
COUNT
YOUR BOOK METHODS ONE
MONTH CUSTOMER.
ALWAYS
R.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27
THE NEXT ON THE PRO
GRAM

I'm the upbuilding of a town
everything helps that
brings new people and
new business. The Eastern
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

When you expect an opportunity 10
usually misses the train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-27

aircraft gave chase. When the ene-
my saw the city so well protected they
turned tail and escaped over the from.
tier"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
REGULATIONS
OF THE JITNEYS
MASS OF ORDINANCES FROM
OTHER CITIES WHERE NEW
METHOD OF TRANSPORTATION
IS OPERATED.

Mayor Greenhut and Commissioner
Johnson, the only two executive on
cials here now. are doing a lot Of
studying these days. The mayor wrote
some time last month % every city
which had passed ordinances reEuIat-
Ing the titneys. and on hfs desk az
the city hall there are more than
score from more than a score 81 cities
which are operating the iItueys and
which cities have them under regula-
tion.
one az the ordinances received Is
that from San Antonio. Texas. which
Commissioner Johnson read yesterday
afternoon and marked sune Of the
principal points. which might be In
corporated ia an ordinances % Be in-
troduced 81 Pensacola shortly. This
ordinance locks after every detail 81
the titueys and the only fault found
with IL. Commissions Johnson. In
fegree. was it great length II covers
more chan ten typewritten pages bat
e also covers every detail Of the trans
portation service, now sought q Be in-
trodsced here. Every city Ia the state
of California, where the fltneys are
said 20 be in more profos on thar In
any state IN the Union. has sent copies
- their ordinances Some ~ these
have been printed in NEWSPAPERS and
are clipped. some are certified %. and
some are letter press copies. bat from
the mass ~ is said that 4 Eaodel series
of regulation il possible here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Stock Exchange Reflects
Improved Conditions.

New York stock Exchange reports
for tho week ending yesterday show
new hlgh records Tor any period since
duly last. Among the many enconrag-
ing factors of the week were the ragl-
way reports for February. showing
large Eains n earnings and income.
Industrial stocks also moved forward
sharply On response Go Increased de-
mand Cor the products o. the mills and
factories Of thia country. this being
particularly noticeable IN the steel
and iron trade
While there has been a consider
able falling or in exports o. beth cot
ton and wheat. port reports indicate
an enormous increase in the already
large credit balance. and this cannot
but have q strengthening eject upon
financial condition in this country.
There IS continued evidence that
business in every lire is on the up,
grade ia all sections of the country
and g IS the concsnsus Of opinion q
business circles that the Improvement
will Be steady uutu normal condition,
once more obtain
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
The FAN Of Metz
VS.. przemysl.

Petrograd compares the fall Of
Przeuynl 20 the surrender OF Metz
during the var 81 1870 batween France
and Prussia. bat n must bs remember
"a that one-haif the availahis French
army SURRENDERED ~ Mstz. while not
rn0re thar one-tventfefh % the avail
mhle Austrian forces was put In
Prxemysi when he Russian armies be-
gan 20 decend upon that fortress.
Marshal BaEasne took something
over fEo.eoe men into Metz when the
Prussian armies heKan 20 attack that
fortress in August. 1879 AZ that
sims the only ether large French
army numbered less than $4,000 men.
AFTER his defeat AZ Gravelotte Marshal
Bazaine SURRENDERED $50 900 men a
M@tz. the Emperor Napoleon having
previously surrendered $4,000 e. sedan
with thsse two surrenders the French
regular army was reduced 20 the gart7-
son ~ Paris and a score or more thous-
ards - troops scattered over a wide
territory
The Austrlans ere reputsd 20 have
put. first and last. 2ooe.ooo men into
the field IN this war. Three army
eorps. or 10000 men. were sent west
70 nEht the Frsnch. Approximately
So0.eoe have been used IN aghtins
Serbia PROBABLY 100000 more hav'
been kept near the capital, or alons
toward tire Italian frontier. This left
nearly i,aoo 600 70 hsht the Russians
The garrison % przemysl was, 81 tn
beginning o. the siege $4,000 strong
something IKE $4,000 snsetlves sur.
rendered
The blow is a heavy one. both be
cause of the strategic Importance o.
the place and the strength 81 the gar.
riaon but Il IL not likely that the con
sequences 81 the fail ~ the post vii
even approximate those that followe,
Baaaine'u surrender az Meta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

Mrs A. Fontaino. so4 w. Romano
street. Pensacola F1a-, says. Il was
IN a very bad shape four years aKo
and from what had read IN regard Is
heart trouble considered my case quite
serious. which would have IN time
become fatal but for the etrcnEt henins
and sustaining good that 4 received
from Or. Pisrees valuable Golden
Medical Discovery. Ny heart would
palpitate very fast and often things
would grow dark before my eyes and
would fan down. and remain dead IS
the world for some time. After I awoke
would have a. remain on my back
FOR q long waile. a. ! vas too weak
and nervous GO stand on my feet nv
health was N this state Tor about two
years A friend 81 my husbands from
Jacksonville advised him 20 give me
the Golden Medical Discovery a. 81
had been 50 helpful 10 MS wife After
taking six bottles I was entirely well
and have not had an attack Of my
trouble since (Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
SOME FORMS or HEuMATisM
cuRARLE.

rheumatism IL disease character
tired % pains In the icints and in
the muscles The most common forms
are, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism.
Rheumatic Headaches. Seattle Rheu-
matlsm and LumhaKo All of these
types can be helped absolutely by APP
plying some good iinlment that pena-
trates. An application Of sl0an's LIN
iment two or three times a day 20
the affected part viii give instant re-
lief Sloan's Liniment r. E0od Tor pain
and especially for Rheumatic pain.
because Il penetrates 20 the seat 81
tho trouble, soothes the afflicted part
and draws the pain. "slloan's Lini-
ment IL al medicine" Get a CSC. bot e.
tle now. Keep Il handy in case u
emergency. (adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
JOURNAL WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 1915
The Old Time Religious ReViVaIs


We often hear the expression "Otd
time religion - geod enough for me
wonder n there "a any differences in
the old time and the present time
provided both are equally spiritual
a. not understand the distinction. 50,
also a distinction Is made Ia regard 10
revival meetings but wherein Il the
difference
II has been 80 many long years
since have had the privilege % at
tending a revival service / can only
draw upon the rscoileceiona of past
years 10 know what IL q like ] arm
thankful 30 say. however, that have
well stocked repsrtOr9 OF the old
time REVEALS ~ the past century. My
recoliestion extends far back into the
last half ~ that period
I think nay first real conception 81
what is al meant was a. camp meet
ing held about three miles from thia
place. On the east side Of Chipola riV-
~. Ny parents being staunch and
loyal Methodists. ownei q tent Of
large dimensions and entertained gen
eFousiy The tent owners we're IN a
state Of spiritual preparedness for the
success Of TIE meeting and a glorious
revival crowned their efforts. Preach
cas- were plentiful, 20 were devout
men and women they were not
afraid 70 seek sinners nor % sing ths
songs Of Zion and saing them out 81
loud. THAT earth and heaven might
hear" After the sermon. the invita-
ton waS given for sinners % come @
the aitar, as IL done new. And, az
now. enc waited Tor some one else &C
sfart-and when q start was made
the altar was crowded How the
people dld ring one favorfte was
Come. humble sinner ia whoss
breast. a thousand thoughts revolys.
also, some ya sinners, poor and