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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
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25 YARDS CT LlkcLEuM IN GOOD
SoHdition at low price. Florence NJ. Hall,
No :. Oak St, city ov3sd6t'
SOME SECOND HAND FURNITURE
al The 7. l.. Nrisht Greenwood place.
hospital rCaG, CITY. nov2sd3t"
a I-fOOT DERBY OFFICE DESK,
excellent condition. Price reasonable.
W hite Sewing Machine Co., 243 Water St.
- nov2sd3t
SOTTER PAPER-BEST PAPER,
waterproof ink, red or blue. one-lb. size,
Itt't sneets 500. go fl.5. postpaid to YOU.
Sash with order. t4alf-lb. size Is cents
4t9S- quick service, satisfaction guar
ahteed. Sentinel JOB Print, Eastport.
EiLL-HEACS OR ENVELOPES,
bond or ledger paper, $50 per 1000, 81.
per $50, postpaid 10 you. Don't pay more.
Send cash with order. Quick service, fin
est printing. Sentinel Job Print. last
port, Ne. nov27d3w
PNEUMATIC TIRED BUGGY IN
good condition. Inquire al 50 Water St,
Hallowell, Me. nov21dlwt
BUICK ROADSTER, 1915 MODEL.
Cost new sll75: will be sold at a bargain;
one-half cash and balance in easy pay
ments if desired. c. L. Downing, Angus
Ia. Me. Tel. loo. nov26d6t
FITTED WOOD, soc. UP. KINDLING
wood Reynolds Wood Yard, Bridge ST.
Phone 9S3-R. nov25d6t'
S225 BUYS A FIvE-PAsSENGEk
Ford car i'll perfect running condition.
suitable for pleasure or a truck. Cali
624-R for further particulars. novlsdtf
FIVE PASSENGER CAR. GOOD CON.
clifton. Bridge ST.. Randolph. nov23d6t
sTilL-USEFUL FURNITURE MAY
be sold for what il is worth TO somebody
else-lt you give the seling-task to a
CLASSIFIED adj nov23dlwll
ONE PARLoR COAL STOVE, q
Swan ST. Tel. .04-f. nov25d6t+
APPLES, COOKING AND EATING,
wholesale and retail al low prices. H.
H.. Lee, "A North street Augusta. Tel.
lo:5-W. nov15dtf
A FEW GOOD BARGAINS IN
sleighs lnG carriages. Inquire at the /.
+. Marson carriage shop. - state street,
Augusta novlydh
HONEY! HONEY! HONEY! WAR.
ranted pure bees honey. y lbs. 500 c
lbs. S.l1, delivered by parcel post. salts
faction or money back. LongfellUw Bros,
tiailowell, Me. novtdtf
COED WOOD SAWS, GENUINE
Olentangy, guaranteed, 80. S625 smaller
sizes in proportion. fitting tables Sl450
send Tor catalogue. Thorndike Machine
Co.. Portland. Maine. nov3dlmo
s. c. Brown Leghorn and 5. c. Rhode
Island lied Cocherels .......S2.oc each
-year-old Brown Leghorn Hens
S1.0o each
Four Lcghorn Hens, one Cockerel SIS
. Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs Sc
Al! stock from best breeders in the
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
TO LIGHTHOUSES, ROOMS, ETC.

TO LET-HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC.
ROOM TO LET AT 1913 STATE ST.
Miss West. noV22dtf
FURNISHED or UNFURkiSHED
car line. Mrs. Rose Morrison. nov21dtf
FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN
conveniences. use OF hath. lights and
heat, Very reasonable, At 16 Pleasant st,
ONE CENTRALLY LOCATED OF
flee on Water street. with toilet. Rent
reasonab BILE Also entire third floor OF
building 219 Water street. +. L. q VT.
Noble no, 21dtf
LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH OR
without table board, CT with privilege OF
light house keeping, use Of bath. - Pleas
ant ST. noT2ld3,+
TENEMENT OF FOUR ROOMS,
flush closeN electric lights. Rent reason
able. Apply to IS Eastern avenue, Phone
s;5-M. nov2idtf
SMALL TENEMENT II MIDDLE ST.
taliowen. Apply 10 C. p Paine, Halo
wei. noN-3@tl
DESIRABLE ROOMS, HEAT, LIGHTS
bath room and use OF telephone % OAK
ST. noV@idiW~
NINE ROOM HOUSE WITH FURN-
mace. bath ard Gas, II Green =. Naca"t
about December LIST. inquire .! Geo. Il.
MacoInber. Augusta Trust Bulldog.
FURNISHED ROOMS NEAR Az
gusta House, electro lights. Heat. t.,th,
etc. at No, d l'oWEattan street. Ie!.
en- @gg.dtL
ROOMS. LARGE AND SMALL. Nj.
l. SAMPSON Folsom Court. 5t Arseual
s., near shoe factory. ,'oE2tdt.
PLEASANT, SUNNY TENEMENT OF
) rooms on lower floor airs. Cuahns.
- Child st. Ron 25dii
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
prices frcm SD ul. some suitable I1T
.4lht housekeeping. :,jta:s neat hatn and
le!elhoEe. = Court 81. Lei. oll-E.
S~ noH-}d5tr
FURMlsHED2 FRoNtaR ROOM WITH
,ciNAl2es Of the house. 81 OaN street.
i.oy-tdi n
TIE TENANT YOU OUGHT TO
nave is gong 70 rent enc o: the houses Or
apartments tnat are advertised in tAis
newspaper. nov saw
ROOMS BY DAY OF WEEK. ALL
i oGg' c' - 't'-stsI ~, week t[9 ad upwaId
Mrs. AiAu., - state street. 1 AuHc ~.
Eovo0t-
EOOMG-SiNGLE or SUITES WITH
BATH, steam heated, al Mr.e.n con
Ncn4enCes. III State st. Phone SEW.
Ho%lHI,f
SMALL COTTAGE ,-ioooE or SIX
rooms in IIallowell. apply 10 ". II.
Terry II tAe I.,lloweil trust GO.
EgvlsdG
NICE PLACE ON CAh LINE TO
let very cheap 10 right parties. Z. L.
Chase. Depot So. Gardner, Ne.
noNibdtt
COSY FURNISHED SUITE or TWO
rooms for housekeeping, ailE, Gitt waite
ana electric ll4hts. near Snge shop ana
electics, Use Of phone. Isl ltt--J.
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT or 5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
A TWO TENEMENT HOUSE ON

Grove street.-the Fred NJ Hayes prop
erty. Coca lot. low price. Melvin :.
htlway, Alden Building, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
WELL MATCHED PAIR OF BLACK

horses. Weighing about -1o,. Young. sound
ard klnd. Fine pair tor hack or Eeafse
+. NJ Morton. Route i, Gardner.
noN1,alt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
THREE YEAR Old COLT, = pRiv.
ONE MARE. SOUND, KIND. AFRAID
SACRIFICE,
il Talo THoRoUoHBRED INDIAN

i;u.ner ducks, Iawa and white prize wiz
i,rrs. Wlh eX- 10. * for tnoluushhrat.
Barred Rocks e,,rI! pallets Or ;eaT q
hens and Year OAK vorF. OF y. LesACrns.
>. burgess. Mercer, Me, y. +. l.. !.
YItIn !14f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
DoysLE HOUSE AT 1o5 10 GREEN

y. large. stones, good repair, newly
shingiea ana painted, good paying tene-
mcnts. Bargain. Inquire at Is So. Chest
nut ST. nov 25d2Whs%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

tween John NJ. Cummings place, Bel
grade via Lyon hill. and Augusta. Find
err please notify c. W. Hutchins. l2s Sew
all Sc, Augusta, Me. nov22dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
LOST.

A SCARF PIN. PANSY SET WITH
stone. Reward of returned to 10 Sewall
street. nov2idtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

Vassalboro, also house eight rooms, cleo
tric lights. furnace and i've or six acres
land Apply to Mrs. q. Il. Smith, So
Brewer. Me. oct7dti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
,STAIRS TENEMENT

HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN IN
provements. also a lower priced rent
Apply 10 A. y. Ward, y Western Ave.
oct2Gltf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
~ MsI,Ina pe,

II Is thls evenins az O'Clock that
Mrs. Jessie Eldridge Southwlck, Of
Boston. viii give the dramatic read
ina % The Melting Pot
This story which has become so
weil-kn0wn and loved By people, i
most forcefui when interpreted ard
protrayed BY Mrs Souihwick Mrs
Southwick Is q woman who has given
many years "a just this study ami
she hiss DEVELOPED q powerful mind
and voice through which she makea
the characters live iu the minds -
her hearers David QuiXano tho hero
81 the story h 4 young musician - .
strong forceful character ho CONE
pares America 70 a melting pot whefe
All people may come. and are blended
together Fun 81 feeling and keen tn
terest Is the story throughout,
II had e RIM ~ New York. NJ
leading character being taken hy
Walker whiteside This reading will
Be one % the best events Of this
season for Pensacola. Be sure tina,
you are 81 the san Carlos auditorium
tonight promptly "a 8 O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
RIGID INQUIRY
INTO FIRE ON
BIG STEAMSHIP
THE Ia ToURAlNE WHICH WAS
MENAcEp ~ FLAMES, HAS
REACHED HAvRE AND CLOSE
PROBE MADE. INTO CAUSE or
FIRE.
~ ASSOCIATED PRESS

Havre. March "a rigid inquiry Is
being made into the fire at sea aboard
the French line steamer la rouraine.
watch locked here az o'clock yes
terdav afternoon and landed safely all
her passengers
Admiral Charlier OF the ministry Of
marine AMI Director nnorot. Of the
Compagnie Generate Trans Atlantique
boarded the vessel on her arrival and
started the investigation at once. Their
report will be submitted 20 the gov
eminent
The passengers apparently were
none the wonHe for their thrilling ex-
periencc The nrc. which was confined
90 one 81 the holds was extinguishod
az midnight sunday. and the latt stage
~ the voyage WAS without Incident.
Life belts were distributed among
The passengers and the boats were pre-
pared for instant use a. soon as the
fiames were discovered but az no time
was there any real danger. according
% Captain Caussln. lie declared the
wireless call Tor assistance was sent
merely a. . measure % precaution
There Was no disorder and no panic.
he said, the passengers accepting the
situation calmly In the belief that the
tire would be conquered
The steamer Rotterdam. one Of the
vessels which answered Ia Touraine's
call and stood by until the nre was
extinguishea. left the French liner az
Prawie Point England The French
cruisers Quichen and pa Petit Thou
ars, which also went 20 La Touraine's
assistance. the call we're Informed there
was no need for their services and
continued their trips after receiving
the thanks of the liners commander.
Captain Caussin told this story OF
the fire.
The ire was discovered az 2 a. m.
Saturday. March 9. when we were In
North Latitude ts.ia and West Longi-
tude 2iog. I, was in the base % one
Of the ventilators IN the boiler rooYst
/ Heavy smoke found its Way TO the
bridge. While the pen IN the bdsser
room sought TO extinguish the hlaze.
watch was not serious In itself.
turned my attention 20 ether parts
Of the ship
AT this moment one OF the night
watch reported hearing the cracking
of flames forward. I ordered All the
crew 90 their stations and as the shlp
was Ia q mist. gave directions 70 stop
/ the vessel In order that might leave
the bridge for the scene Of the blaxA.
ave discovered flames eating their
l way toward the postoffiee and be-
ginning 60 attack neighboring cabins
/ We discovered that the flames were
spreading 70 the partitions and foor
| of compartment No. , 50 aa 20 involve
a large amount Of freight. Believing
that 20 large q part Of the cargo might
take Dire and finding we were not able
20 deal with u easily. ! decided u
send out cali for aid.
/ Meanwhile. though holes made m
the partitions We obtained a view y
the FIRE which then was attacked with
jets ~ water and steam. Sunday
morning the TN we had mastered slfs
blaze and the danger was past"
Captain causnin paid tribute 20 ths
coeiness of his officers and crew. The
ship showed NO external sign or the
IRE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Cotton.

New fofk March H-Thfre Nls some
rather heavy selling lee the cotton mar
ket tbls morning attributed 20 houses
utth German connections. and prices
were unsettled during tire early trading
Liverpool Vas higher than expected. and
thF local market opened a. an advance
81 points on May. hut other months
were unchanged a. s points loser. and
She active positions Hn'd about 3 % .
points under last niEi ~ closing figures
right after the cali Offerings were
prett, We'll taken az the decline and
prices rallied point or two toward Tire
middle % THE morning.
There was some New Orleans selling
here during the middle 81 the afternoon
and active months eaaea hack 20 about
the low point % the morning. o. 4 20 :
points under last nights closing figures.
Cotton closed steady
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
NAVY DESERTER
FOR PAST MONTH

Listed Tor the past month a. a DE-
serter. GeorKe White = sailor from the
san Francisco. wac picked up on West
Main street ~ officer Eiiertsen late
Monday night and held IN the city
iaii until yesterday when. In custody
II the oficer named. he wan returned
20 the ship. which T. st anchor eff the
navy yard. The ofscev viii get a re-
ward o. $50 offered Tor the sailors ap-
prehension and return 20 the vessel
There are few men from the naval
ships posted a. deserterH. Ia fact
there are 80 few thus listed that hte
number IL Far below the general aver
nge naval men assert.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
LAST RESPECTS.
PAID BY SCORES
LARGE NuMsER OF soRRowlHo
RELATIvEs AND FRIENDS At.
TENDED THE FUNERAL or The
BELOVED MRS. w. a. soYETT.

scores ~ sorrowing friends and rel
atives attended the funeral 81 the late
Mrs. W A. Boyett the beloved lady
whose death occurred at her home IN
Century. ria, about o'clock Monday
night
The announcement of her death car
riea psngs to many friends yesterday
and a large number showed their re-
spact FOR the deceased by attending
the funeral in person. sending a flower
or a word o. condolences 10 the be-
resVed ones.
The funeral services. conducted at
Century By Rev. J. J. Nelson, pastor
Of the Baptist church Of which the
deceased was a conscientious member
and a willing worker. were u the most
touching nature. and were heard with
close attention. the ffiends of the de-
ceased knowing all too well that al
said ~ the deceased was true
Leaving Century Cor Roberts. the
lnterment vas made AZ the old Jordan
cemetery. near Roberts, and the newly
made grave was covered with tributes
from friends In the shape of choice
floral tributes and flowers.
The pail bearers were Messrs M
FINLEY. r. ~. CaiHon and George Hollin-
hsad. from the X &c r.. and Messra
A. Boutersc. =. Al Taylor and c, r.
Kane. from the Odd Fellows
The pretty service 81 the Woodmen's
Circle. of which tho deceased was q
member was conducted az the late
home - the deceased
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
FINE HISTORY
|. FOR THE HOME
BUSINESS MEN. STUDENTS AND
PROFESSIONAL MEN UNITE ~
ENTHUSIASTIC PRAISES.

In these days of the telegraph. the
telephone and rapid transit. time has
become a dcsideratum more important
than ever before The historian. Lar
nea, WAS the trst 10 see Tits need tn
TIE acquisition II q knoNisdge o. his
tory. and he has supplied Il % i de-
gree q perfectiaa never before at
tained
As a work Tor constant use IL the
home. for the business man. and gsro.
fessionsl. a. vel 49, the student, his
History OF the World Il beyond COM
parisons the best ever written. TIE
Journal ls Ia daily reetipt 81 the
praises 81 cur readers for offering them
q work 81 this character almost az .
gift We knew when We undertook the
distribution that Il vas afording =
very unusual chance 90 PLACE in the
homes 81 the people a work oohcesaes
20 be tho best az its kind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

welt have not only enjoyed the per-
formauce. bat have written ~ Il in
highest praise % the author Ill was
never more thrilled aud interested"
declared the former. while the rr-
doubtabie Teddy began his letter %
appreciation with che words = want
20 thank you Cor your play When
such representative Americans take IL
upon themselves publicly e. express
their enthusiasm ahou, play. there
must b. . reason. Perhaps great
factor IN the success Of within tae
Law ls The timelincss of the topics
with which IL deals lt tells the story
~ q shop girl underpald and underfee
who IS untustly accused 70 theft The
evidence against her h. 80 slight that
her employers Intervention might save
Ser But IN order 90 make sn example
- her, he requests the Judge 90 inn
pose a heavy sentence upon her Mary
Turner" after three years ~ prison
life, determines % find her revenge.
she becomes associated with gang
Of crooks" and proceeds 20 prey upon
society IN an ingenious and success
ful fashion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

strictly IN keeping with their
adopted policy 20 show nothing but
The highest class 81 photoplays the
management OF the Bonita has ar
ranged Tor today another program or
exceptional merit The haadliner -
this program is a Klaw and Erianger
production of Theo. Rremes' famous
drama, The Fatal Wedding" the very
play that has made millions weep and
that has enjoyed q popularity only
accorded 80 few. The dining ofAsha
play has been done by the Telegraph
company who have given in ~The Pa
al Wedding tshown today 40 the Boz
nitab tares-part photoplay that
every lover q real good motion pie
lures VII heartily enjoy.
Besides this feature the Bonita viii
show today a two-reei Edison. ~Her
Husbands SON with Gertrude Me-
Coy. q picture that alone would he
worth the price % admission. as usual
and % cents.
For tomorrow the Bonita all pre-
sent the Sawyer fve-p part feature pho
topiay, "A Factory Magdalen@
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
COUNTY BOARD
HOLDS MEETING
CIVIC LEAGUE COMMITTEES ASKS
THAT SOMETHING &c DONE
ARouT MOSQUITO SPEEDING
PLACES.

The board 81 county commissioners
held their regular monthly session last
night. with Chairman Bssrrineau pre-
siding and Commissioner White. Da-
Va. Bagwest and Tracey present
committee from the Civic League
and entered a comp a4nt about the
mosquito breeding places west o. the
city. The hoard agreed that n Il had
any control over TIE matter IL would
bs GAO 20 relieve the situation
Several road petitions were read
and grated where the hoard deemed
Il Ifoper
The board received the written opln-
ion u Judge avery on the matter
Of the correct hsil Of A. NJ. Mcmillan.
a. clcrk 81 the court 81 record fer
tzssei. ard the board spent an
hour Or mere IN . discussion Of the
matter. The county attorney ruled
that the charge could not be made uu-
less the sheriff returned tie papers
20 the onfce ar the clerk. ln which
event the clerk could make the charges
stated for his services. THE sheriff.
who was present. said he could not
return the papers for the reason that
- then would have no authority ~
which to hold prisoners In San. Judge
8eEss. appearing Tor Mr. Mcmillan.
said the sheriff could return the pa
/ pers 90 the ofSsce 81 tho clerk. but the
sheriff eontended he couid not
With the matter stsli IA this unset :
tied state thu board referred the whole
Trims q the state auditor for q ruling
The notary public bonds Of J. -.
Hutchins, y. a. MeCssktli. and T. r.
| Brooks. we're approved
/ Tire report ~ the couety treasures
Nas approved and aIea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

Major General Leonard Wood. for
mer chief ~ ntan ~ the army. and
now commander 81 the department ~
the east. with headquarters AZ Cow
ernorss Island New York, may pozsi-
bis be placed in an embarrassing
position with the administration a. a
result ~ hts alleged connection with
the American Legion. Secretary 81
War Garrison has ordered General
scott. the present chief 81 star. 20
gather complete Information about
the movement FOR a defense ieaRue
and General Woods Part in IL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
DISCUSS SUFFRAGE AND
PLANS TO END WAR

indianapolis. Ind. March s.--Methods
fer advanc.ng TIE suffrage eSase and
far ending the European var were dis
eaHsed today az tae Mississippi Valley
suffrage conference
Mrs. william 1 Thomas Of Illinois.
secretary - the National Peace AS
sociation. and Mrs. Giendower Evans.
os Massachusetts les organiser. led the
discussion Of plans 70 bring about
peace. Mrs.. Antoinette Funk and Mrs
Grace Wilbur spoke.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
YOUNG MARSHAL FIELD
IS REPORTED IMPROVING

Palm Beach. Fla March s.--The
condition Of Marshal F1sid III. who in
III ~ hotel here. today was reported
az improved. SIR. Fields bride said
that physicians had not diagnosed his
rnalady and that II he has typnoid fever
IL "a q mild case
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
NIGHT RIDING WILL
DC MADE a FELONY

Nashville. Tenn. March s.-The Ten
nessee house ~ representatives yes
terdav afternoon passed on final read
ing BIN making night riding IN the
state felony. che penalty being afteen
years n prison. The btu had already
passed the senate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
RIGID INSPECTION OF
ACCOUNTS or OFFICIAL

Montgomery. Ala. March s.--gosN-n-
or Henderson has instructed . special
examiner ~ public accounts 70 pro-
books and accounts of g. n. Biliingsiey.
former state pure food and drug clerk
Charges that discrepancies exist In BIZ
iingiey's accounts were made before the
legislative Investigating committee by
w. N. Seymour who succeeded Mr.. BIZ
Kingsley 70 that once recently
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
BIRMINGHAM MAN NOW
HEADS SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Birmingham. Ala. March s.--Robert
IL RauEh. Of Birmingham was elected
president q the Southern Baseball
Association on the eighth ballot this
afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10


The final rehearsal - Heart songs
was held on Tuesday evening Az the
First Methodist church and was most
successful seldom Ia the history 81
entertainments ln Pensacola has there
been 80 great an interest IN musical
entertainment as has been evidenced
ln Heart Songs" which will 10 given
on Thursday eveuinR. bK local talent
81 the FIRST Methodist church under
the auspices OF that congregation and
the First Christian church.
The songs. which are al taken from
the book 81 Heart Songs" distributed
BY The Journal some time ago. are all
oiu favorites and viii be given IN cos
tune, mere than City persons being
in the cast
There viii ee some real old-tims
adding - Prof Bruin, formerly with
Barnum and Ashley, and the spinning
Wheel song will be given BY Mr..
Phillips.
All should come early ss the chorus
viii begin 70 arrive az 7.4s and the
audience VIII want the pleasure ~
meeting these old timers. Ia their
quaint costumes
Among the chornses 10 be given are
talAuld Lang Syne CD Church In
the wildwood. tcD Rocked IN the
Cradle OF the Deep.
ta) Nelly Gray. CD Ny Old Ken
lucky Home tcl suwanee River.
ld1 Old Black ice
ta) TentinE Tonight co.. Mary
land Ny Maryland fcD Dixie
Come Where NJ Love Lies Dream
T ing. Anvil chorus.
The beauty snd the taien ~ the
town VIII BE en- costume. Gallant
swaines. beautiful saaies. charming
4 bellies. sprightly spinsters, stately ma
irons and pretty maids an ir a row.
VIII take you book % Aud Lang syns
and viii lead you down primrose paths
sweet with song and gracious wial
I the fragrance OF other days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
NEGRO CONVICTED OF
TAKING DOCUMENTS

Montgomery, Ala. March "a firv
in the criminal division az the essv
conrt this morning. announced veTs
dict ~ guliiT against KELLY Adams a
negro ehhf8"a WIN 0urBAtrY Ia cor
neeison "lth recent alleged stmtA
medical elimination paper fraud.
AaAhas NAs Jani'pF at thn state ear
it"i 4na vas alleged % have been the
Asco''ap'ass ~ br- George z. Norman.
also - Lsal On the same charge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
WIFE OF SENATOR LEA
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

Ashevilie. y. C., March a.-The con-
dltion ~ Mrs. Luke Lee. vvife OF
United states Senator Lake Lea n
Tennessee, wao = IL here with pneu-
monta. today waS said - her phyai-
clans to Ice slightly improved. Zen
stor Lea and Dir. and Mrs. Percy
Warner. Mrs.. IseA'H father and moctnr
arrived here last night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
NORRIS TEXAS COVERED
~ HEAVY SNOWFALL

Dallas. Tex. March a.--Norsh Texas
today covered ~ the heavtest snow ~
years The fall averaged an inch.
but melted rapidly, removing fears ~
damage e. fruit trees Two inches fell
a. Waco. 80 Haiiinwer there were siw
inches. breaking q twenty year record
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. March Cash
Whsat-Ne. 2 red $3.50 f-2Hi.b5 No
hard sbM1 SC 10
corn-No weIieu a.
Kye-Nominal: barley 1fWSS
Hay Timothy. fk0ae so clover 1880
~ fAna
provisiona--Pork. i7s5. lard 1909. rims
eamesa
Chicago. March sThe leading grain
and provision futures ranged a. 80
lows
Wheat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
TYPHOID AND SMALLPOX
~ RANKS or PRISONERS

Geneva. March s--tvia ParaaD
vices from Serbs say that typhoid
fever and small pox prevails among
the Ta.0ee Austrian prisoners there
TIE Serhians arr asking Tor more
doctorg