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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
VACATION IS TAKEN. !. -.
BY PRESIDENT WILSON
Associated Press by Federal Wireless,

Associated Press by Federal wireieSs,1
WASHINGTON, March 20, - Presi.
dent Wilson left the White House for
"a vacation yesterday, and will spend
today and tomorrow away from his
desk. - He'&iH keep IA close touch with
Washington by telegraph aud wireless,
however, and will hold himself ready
to return here ~ the event of any emer,
gency.
To-Day he will visit Annapolis, aboard
the presidential yacht Mayhower. At
noon today he will be the luncheon
guest of Admiral Naon Of the Argen.
tine navy aboard the new dreadnought
Moreno. He will TO accompanied on
this trip by Secretary Tumultys and
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels and
aides. T. -
The Moreno collidcd, while en- route
from Philadelphia, with a barge, but
received no damage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
CITY OFMEX|CO.
SC0URGED by
PEsT|LENCE
Typhus and Smallpox DeIiber-
ately Spread BY NEGOTIATIONS
Rage and Famine Stalks
lA..ael.lsa rrs.. u lFedsral wltsls...l

tAssociated Press ~ Federal wireiess.)
Los ANGELES March %. -Typhus
and smallpox are scourging Mexico
City and famine stalks the streets, says
q dispatch 10 the Times from Ell Paso.
Information 'h1sd Hith the state de-
partment At washington. says the same
irorrcsDcndent. his Il that the outbreak
Of pestilence was not merely an after
math Of the various tides Of invasion
that have swept through the capital
within the past few months, hut that
AZ was deliberately s-read by inocula-
lions.
NO personal charges are made. The
reader Is left TO Infer that one Of the
retreating factions scattered infection
from laboratory cultures wherever It
might be expected to come In contact
with the victorious invaders. 81.
Notwithstanding the plague, It is de-
clared that dead dogs, eats, rats and
horses found in the streets are eagerly
eaten by the starving populace. 2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
PRINz EITE['.S
Time ALMOST
run OUT
German Commerce Destroyer
Must Leave Or Intern With
10. IN Next Few Hours !,
Associated Press Nv Federal wlr.lc.,(

tAssociated Press BY Federal wireless.) "
. WARRINGTON, March 20. ~ Re-
newed precautions 70 preserve the neu-
traiity Of the Atlantic ports are being
made BY the navy department, in, view
of the fact that the German auxiliary
cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich, now At
Newport News, must leave port within
approximately . few hours. The exact
time has not been announced, but the
hour when the ship's commander n1ust
eitherchoose between interning his YES.
sci for the rest Of the war or sailing
out to meet the cruisers known to be
waiting for her outside the three-mile
limit Is known 10 be close.
The battieship Alabama VIII SAL
frcm League Island TO Hampton Roads
today on neutrality duty, Philadelphis
police were busy overnight rounding up
all the hluejackets scattered through
cut the city on shore leaveE This was
necessary because Of the suddenness OF
tho orders received by aear Admired
Helm, whose nagship the Alabama is,
to clear for Hampton Roads.
The orders were sent out by Becre-
tary Daniels, his instructions being to
support the work Of the submarines and
dessroyeTs which have been on duty,
9Strollfng the neutral American waterS
ever since the Prinz Eitel made port
for repairs. On Saturday armed Ameri-
can guards were stationed ABOARD the
pier approaches to where the Prinz
Eitel lay. While other armed guards
were stationed aboard the craft. Ar
tflerynen Of the Fortress Monroe gar,
risen were all recalled from leave.
The Prinz Eitel Will not be allowed
TO leave within twenty-four hours Of
the sailing Of any Of the steamships or
other craft Of the Allies, while q close
watch is to be preserved TO guard
against sny .pproach 70 the German
graft within the three-niile limit by
any warshfp Of the Allies ~.
THREE-MuLE LEEwAY
Z For twenty-four hours after sailing
sio viii have the liberty Of the terri
tolial waters Of the United States with
in the three-mile international limit.
If warships Of the Allies are SIGHTED
outside, It will ba the duty Of the Ala,
ba;na to see that they do not trespass
on American jurisdiction.
The federal attorney at San Juan has
notified Secretary Bryan he has begun
proceedings against the informed cd-n
Wild for fits attempt to escape from
tie port Of San Juan. TIE ship has
been formally lihellsd. X 800, ~, v,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
TERRIFIC FIGHTING
IN THE CARPATH|ANS

(Associated Press by Federal wireless.3
LONDON, March 29.--cnly artillery
engagements and minor tactical sue
cesses, Of no weight In tho great
scales Of battle, marked Sunday, eth.
or ON the western or eastern fronts,
except in the Carpathians. There dos
perate hghting continues on huge
scale but there are no recent an.
pounoements on the progress of thu
battle. 49,. 4 ~ .'2' = be-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
9ESERTERS FROM VILLA
TO l0lN CARRAhZlSTAS

DOUGLAS, Arizona, March 29.r-k
o"ce of four hundred and fifty men,
rho had deserted the Villa cause in
>'o'therH SonOra and killed their OFF
gers, arrived at Aqua Prieta yesterday,
with their women and children, half
tafyed and worn out. They have two
NtrhHred horses and two marhine guns,
"hith2thCy propose turning oyer 10 the
'arronzidas, vita whom they win ~,
enlist
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
PROVINCE OF ITALY .
SHAKENBY TENBLOR

Associated Press by Federal wireIess.)
ROME, March 29.--Tbe province Of
Perugia was shaken on Saturday by an
earthquake, the force of which WAS felt
in practically every part Of the dis,
trict. Although there was no material
damage, the population was terrified,
fearing a recurrence of the disaster Of
"a few weeks ago. On Saturday night
the greater part Of the population Of
the province camped in the open fields,
afraid to stay in the vicinity of any
building. @@,@r D."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
NV YORK BANKERS ..4.
1,,a. ,pe EASE ALLIES CREDIT
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireiess.)

tAssociatsd Press by Federal wireless) %
NEW YORK, March 29.--Tbe lead
ing bankers have arranged for exten,
siye credits to be extended to tho gov.
eTnmcnts Of Great Britain, France and
Italy, in order to facilitate payment
for the immense orders for war supplies
being filed. r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
Rand GERMAN AERO CAMP

lAssneIbted Press Nv Federal Wireleaal
LONDON, March z9,--A foek of
the Allies aerovlanes rsided the avia.
ton camp Of tho Germans at Ghistel-
les In Flanders, yesterday End drop.
ped number OF bombs, No o"ICi,l
statement Of the damage dona was
given out. "a. ....@ a...,. as"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
A PARENTS DUFE.

Your boy is always getting scratched
or cut or bruised Because these wounds
hRve healed all right is no siep they
always will. Get bottle OF Chamber
lain : Pain Balm and see that every
injury is cared for Immediately. You
can get nothing better, and blood pal.
son Is too dangerous disease TO risk.
For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
y Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
GERMAN SEA-WASPS
ARE ACTIVE AGAIN
tAm,eiatod Prts. h.- -eaeraI wIrele.s. }

(AssHriatod Press h. FEDERAL wiroiess.)
LONDON, MHrch 29.--Gcrman snbl
rsrin9s ere again active in the irish
Ca, scouting for merchIntmen bound
or Liverpool. English captrins ct.
living there and at Querntown ropott
isyinS sighted The periseopes OF Sub
nartnes oil several occafiona By
tearinT full sneed on a zigzag course
hey were able TO escape untouched.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
THE liza

Sunlight. blithe hearts, a banner
Blazoned with many : star:
A Iow-sunk rover stealing
Over the harbor bar.
Work in the dumb. dark spaces
Shut from the common eye.
Where the dolphin ir.disces,
And the long, lean shark drifts by
A sense Of doom impending.
"A frantic rush to save--- 800
A crumpled hull in the sea-ooze,
"A fifty-fathom grave,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
(Unlted States Submarine, Lost of
Honolulu, March rs, 1879
~ n. NJ. AYRES.

A long. gray shape on the bottom
Where the coral forests lie;
A shoStly form in a setting
Of lapis lazuli. s..
A film on the smiling surface.
Hopes that refuse TO die: ~
And woeful women weeping
Under the midnight sky.
Stars throush the warden waters
Their radiance sending down
And soft winds ever grooming s..s
Of fadingless renown.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
MONSTER PONTOON CRANE
WILL HOIST SUBMARINE
Great Swirl of Bubbles Arises From 'F-4'
When Looped Cable Moves Sunken Craft
- q
" CABLE LooPED ABOUT CRAFT NOV
Continued from Page 5.)

CABLE LooPED ABOUT CRAFT MOVES 1T
the afternoon it's climax The anchor cable
California Suddenly il slackened in an
boat pointed swirl of white bubbles broke
from below and spread the swell ,..a -.
ooped about the submarine and had twist
ed il about ,a
diving bell is the latest plan guide dragging operations
1t being Works may coplet-
today. Glass portfolios will be placed ftfounch cast
pipe lower end will be sealed will and the
top the submarine and he will
able direct the placing of chains and cables
also tried yesterday for the first
@Ht.4s.5..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
RUST EATEN. ANCHOR AND CHAIN

Little pull tore the anchor chain where
twned about in the coral branches 1t hung the loop
feet below the surface.
wishing endanger the hold CATCH the California
ceased eavng and Jack Aga called He
ponde many times since the F through
dim &s
Down his line he climbed slowly carefully He had
tia death before by decendng 200 feet five minutes
lie There hung the anchor chain sway
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30

= There was no sign Of the SUBMARINES Al
the air Descending and ascending, he had
most an hour, he said, ,,Ygrsyr4 &; A.
The California surrendered the catch to
barge, which drew up the anchor and great +
ed to be ninety fathoms.
G. B. Evans dived Ito feet to the secon
1t had anything. He found nothing.
.,l Thus the whole fabric of hope, woven al
? California, was destroyed Il is evident that
h ed about the submarine since the Navajo lo
after one end of her drag had parted the mig
Scundings yesterday showed, compare
Of the ocean floor and indications were that
an even keel The depth was taken accu
fathoms E.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
BLACK CARRIED
A FINE PISTOL
Oakley SAID TO HAVE SEEN
ACTING suspicfousl.Y. ANo
SENT TO CITY JAIL. WAS nEAv-
lLY FINED YESTERDAY.

Albert Davis. 1olored. arrested by
Officer Tan sunday nisht while the
Negro was alleged 90 have been act
ing rather suspiCiousiy, was found 90
have been armed with revolver wien
searched at tire police station. ans
when bis case was called up n the
recrrler's court yesterday morning. he
offered no satisfactory explanation
about himself nor his act onv when
arrested Upon q caargo Of carrying
concealed weapons which was ali
docketed against him. he was hned
si0n.
The negro was found near tire corner
~ palafox and Gregory streets ~ a
late hour. and when the uficer APP
preached in hia direction the aarkey
"a said ca have attempted % keep
out o. reach. The pistol WAS quickly
taken from bis pocket. and Ia add
zion 60 the round ~ cartridges with
which the gun was loaded. an extra
supply VAS found 10 another pocket
81 his el0thlnn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
WHOLE FAMILY
TORTURED BY
ITCHING Rash

Kansas city. Mo MY husband had
a rash all over his body. and soon the
WHOLE FAMILY was In the same
condition. II looked scaiy and raised
up en- the arms and h0ds IN big bumps.
This trouble burned ard itched 50
thai # would nearly drive one crazy.
II uas always wurse ~ night. 80 ue
could aol sleep
we al had tais trouble for about
two Or three years an1 during that
time tried many remedies and nre-
aer.Btsnna with 40 results We tried
Ressnai Ointment and ResinoI Soap
ard L RELIEVED At oNs.E and be-
fore TIE third jar - ointment mad
been uaed. 80 we're al completely
cursd e has been four months since
we acre Cured. and There are no traces
81 the trouble go ened1 Mrs & A
Clarksan. tg20 Lawn Ave. oct -.
1914 Every druggist sells Resinal
Ointment and BeHinol soap. For trial
ffee wfite to Dept i2-E. ResinoI. Bal
ffnare tadvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
MISTAKES ARE
BEING EXPOSED
MANY ARE TREATED FoR TIE
WRONG DISEASE.
Thousands Of Dollars are Wastes Ar
nuslly BY Sick.

Toe chief consulting physician for
TIE Advance Medical Specialists. Who
have their Pensacola office AZ zee i-g
So. Palafox made the startling state
ment that thousands ana thousands
81 dollars arc literally thrown away by
sick people because they are treated
Tor che wrong disease. and thereby re
main sick and in misery for years. and
perhaps finally lose their lives. when
they could easily Re cured if tAey
could find a specialist who really Bn-
derHt0od their case.
This statement. made by fhia emf
nent specialist - deserving ~ serious
ceusid aration. and Is being proven
true by the work II The doctora 80
their institute one lady was recent
D. cured hy the Advanced Medical
Specialists ln few weeks Other
doctors bad been treating her for ap-
pendicitis and wanted to operate. but
the Advance Medical Spsc ialists gave
her a taoroush ard searching examln-
alton which revealed the fact that f
waH NOT appendicitis az all. but gall
stones she WaH accuFdlnElv treated
.or gail-siones and quiekIs cured.
Another isdy VAS trouhlcd with
stomach trouble or dyspepsia patpi-
tafion ~ TIRE heart and weak nerves
The doetnfa cured her n dag 81
renewing Is manFtroun tape worm
whih bad inhabited her stomach for
wears nud defied at tbo pepsin ami
charcoal ln the country
These ere only two cases ont ~ seH :
eral hundred that arc on f1a a TIE
offices - the Advance Medical sper.
a'.sts d rs such good work a. this
Thar is flooding their famous institute
with patients frCm ~ over tae coun.
trs. ANY sick person is safe iu GO
< ina to them ~ 81 examine ton are
/ free and confidential ard n trey cans
/ u0t eure 4au they win frankly EEL
yea 80 rr8 sot accept ay ~ yeu'
money Eher hours are fsem ? n 70
to . ~ TAR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
TO CALL CASES
OF SQUATTERS'
UNITED STATES COURT WILL
ENoEAvoR TO DISPOSE or
SIX or EIGHT or THESE con-
MENTIONS DURING TO-DAY

special jurymen were summoned
Ter dusy n the United States court
this morning. and Tor probably the
balance of the week. n the dispoRi-
ton q siN or eight Of what are known
AZ the "squattsr vases" AZ the penaa-
celia naval reservation. The marshal
was ordered BY TIE court TO return
this venire ~ about eighteen e. TWEEN
ty-four men today The vii prob
ably end the iaboFs ~ Judge Csn here
for this term.
Immediately upon the settlement n
the case 81 the ex-bankers yesterday
afternoon AR Besn brought II the
attention al the court the fact that
thesa cases Were on the docket ard
that some 81 them woald likely ex-
pire. through statute ~ limitation.
before the next term &c the court
he asked that they be disposed ~
now, and the marshal was asked Is
return tie venire for g.. 90 o'clock this
morning
These cases have been on the docket
for lonu glme. Judge Cali was in-
formed. and ia was desirable thar
aAAt.s AHiN A3AaA rs IN MN#a4Ntf anu We
other matters for which This term wns
Jailed were disposed n these cases y,
called lp Tor disposition
Another ase ~ alleged misa palica :
ton of funds against another Ie en-
aant than tpase who have been nn
trial for the past week viii not ~
tried az - term This = the IN
dieunent against Thog w Brent
wao case was ep0rated from thai
q De other ie adamts Joinay in
dlcted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
RECORD COURT
OPENS SESSIO.
NUMBER CT DEFENDANTS Al.
LOVED TO PLEAD GUILTY AND
CASES WERE SET FOR NEXT
wEEK-REcEssEp FOR Fkw
DAYS.

Converting r. REGULAR tern sester-
day. busy 3ay was PVT n by the
cpurg ~ record. judge Monroe pre-
siding Thoee cases Which we're Get
FOR trial were rlsced far into next
week. ard al defendants who cares
So were given an opportunity % plead
guilty g. charges which had been
sled against them After this pros
ccdure the court was recessed until
one d1y next week. ~ lEe prosecutor
viii he out - Tie city fer the next
elaat s. ten dayA
In addition % those pleading Is the
gambling house eases the tollowfng
confessed uD and were sentenced.
George tsrmmb. receiving stolen
property one year IN thu county jail
This negro was shown 10 have stolen
q watch. i Was found ln his truck
William BELL. beating way on train.
and Andrew Anderson for a like Of
scnse. were each fined IS and costs
81 80 days
Felix Walton colored. offensive
speech. s2s and costs or six months.
Frank 1homas. assault and battery.
slao and e0sts OF six months. The
last named Is the negro who is al
iefeA - have offered indlgnities TO a
white lady. whom he claimed he
thought was q female ~ his own race.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
HEADACHE, COLDS,
COSTVE BOWELS,
TAKE CASCARETS
ToNlcATi CLEAN YOUR BOWELS
AND END HEADACHES. COLDS.
SOUR sToMAca.
Get a ie-cent bon nov

Get a fe-cent box now
You men and women who cant xct
feeling right-who have headache
coated tongue, bad taste and fouf
breath. dizziness. can't sleep. are bill
lous. nervous and upset. bothered
with q sick. gaAsy. disordered stom-
ach. or have a BAD cold
Are you keeping your bowels clean
gith Cascsrets. Or merely forcing =
passageway every fe~ days with
salts cathRrtic pills or castor ctiT
Caacawets wcrN whlie sou sleep.
cleanse the stomach. remove ths sour
unaieeSsed fermenting food ard foul
rases: take the excess bile from the
liver ard carry out ~ the system all
ths constipated waste matter and
poison In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight viii straixhten
you aut by morning. Decent box
from any drug store vii keep your
stomach sweet. liver and bowels reg
uiar and head clear Tor months Don
forget the Children They love Gas.
earets because they taste good--nsver
gripe or sleken fadvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
REPORT FROM
HEALTH DEPT.
CITY PHYSICIAN SUBMITS Dc.
TAILED STATEMENT OF WHAT
had BEEN ACCOMPLISHED ~
The SANITARY SERVICE.

City Physician Mobiles. who is also
health offioer, yesterday submitted %
the commissioners . report for that
department, which showed that out al
more than 5000 inspections which had
been made during the month practie-
ally al were found Ia good condition
Really but ies were discovered unssn-
itary. and no arrests acre made DUR
ms che month for any violations % the
health laws.
There had been, the report cited. Is
milk inspections, all having been re-
ported good" A total Of So butcher
shop inspections scre reported ike
wise
TIE report also contained = recon-
mendation that owing 20 the an.
rroaching summer will ask thai our oil
wagon he placed In a Funning condition
on a. early date as possible" 80 that
Il could be used for the TRANSPORTATION
u oil about the city with which stand :
Ing pools and Low places ceuid be oiled
e. offset the breeding ~ mosquitoes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
S.B.A. MEET AND
OFFICERS
FOR YEAR. 1915
cLoEGT orr LABOR oRGANizA.
rfohs Held REGULAR SESSION
LAST NicHT AND SELECTED
wEN FOR FAcH or SEVERAL
o. rICEs

Af hH wrae9 meeting E tle steve
taree lHupHafeut e4ftion, wairh
wa m 1H nAshf aieerH fer fhe
taa wefa elected there have
hesa arf lane of bote 1Aat
WHs Bee tn ae ard.Ea ere-
tfr3..an1 s. 81 Enr5 aas sc.eese d t1
fl fha cg Hs sc-
ifefe Hter Ut ba Wtre aa
FIenl FHFam Shsetelsord
Nlee- utesiaegt .-tsus 8ofusou
fte rIue SECRETARY % 3oFert
naug aI srr.tar s-E E Elle taon
aFef m Burns
nf-At-Arws and FLAG Raiser
laE1as q 8eauu.
T ThoE o. Johnson & Be-
Wituca. Thaa sriefsen. Joha West
e4a r. 3 Jahneen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
cITR oLANt
CIT OIL y I

Best thiSw for consumption sour
stomach. lay liver and sluggish bow
eta stops 4 sick headache almost A.
once. Gives q aNost Thorough and sat
lsfact0ry flughinN--nc pain. no nsu-
sea Keeps your system clennsed.
sweet and wholesome Ask for citra-
laH. u-AIrmbertc's Pharmacy fAdv4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
NHooPINn coueH

Weil oRHrYOHe knmus the eHecf 81
Ffnafe au GaaahN pr 3cifs
sars Honey la rerseaN Naich
rings eek relief fer WhoeninE
ceusa ,aaeus tEa mHeaus. E8ogHes the
HuinE II taf throaf ard lunRb eud
make tte rousfinE spells less severe
a amtly ula growing children should
a0t 80 without rs Keep q hanCp &c
a8 eoumha and egies eic at veUr
Drug
Electric Gttsra Spring Tonie
tAdv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
Leave the Health
Boards Funds Alone.

NHNEM once fH e NtiEf Ntt
few woeps - ta ssfore ihs e
lsiatuFe ertae some ntivdaal
sfats ofneaI proposes tac enactment
81 SOME law s. eradicate this z that
sease - lyent tue afref.ne
leease anaas eaIe
Bes Bna pros dea fht
ts.a amcunfe w tsaea frem t1e iara
of the ale a g hea'ih
inRe THERE - efhe reno
walH
T hte
aef ffM Icy t
mel 81 ha atatr
rhtt he t-pRoses rrcsfn
raaaee "a the aafFoaeainH
the etr afe ie t
tFcm+area fi ego tn
tosra faat n ~hif e affFe
cattie ek from sie ew
s. venent. .naaspratea ,a
wth tfe fanas eenins ~
other source ifaa thtt g re
of health am'ia So
ta ire caitie Fa ers % t'la aate enc
fae cattle riefa afe na 80
weait fhe gret nass
helped @ certain esietf
uut TIE ioHrn te
dHuF - The ftte bt hA'f
envy further dutles al ta
duties oali fe nas ta ~
money fEom atfui taHe
ara levied and eaileet1 er tae
re purpose ~ carln f he pueA
health. - srr seaf.eH ore prevention
~ those dlsaaae q waica she human
being 4 her aHd ~ fands tht
disposal e the hoarl taH par
poss are acne foo ars Already eyer
gal.o0a % the moneys whien ahoeiQ
have been uea n pual healta wofa
Aas been dWersea 90 wark aitosethts
foreisn e. hst tef ehleh tt w eo'
iected from arpe thet
astribntne u he awcra efaa.
ard IRE Jaerna ntamed tast bad
ere he1rd heer ahe 81 fas
um ar1 oil GRANTEES a danaHss
gW a. thQ amoaut panded would
have bern $50 msiead ei ga aeo.
As hm been ardy remarked tas
state hoar8 81 htHh was ors nizea
aaa EXISTS ioF the pasIs e nr4eei
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WIFE or SENATOR
LUKE LA VERY IT,

Nashville Tenn, Narcn s--senAtor
Luke lea received teiewram early
thia morning annouucinE fhe Serious
Hlaeas 81 hls wife "a Asheviile. -. G.
she lH reported Go have contracted
pneumonia. Senator Lea. accompanied
b Mr. and Mrs. Percy Warner Mrs
Leas parents LEFT AZ once for her bel
eide
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

the Boss Turk threatens e. burn
hls palace 90 there IS aangsr - the
fali e CensgantiRopie ~ THE will
please ham $40 1oe win object It's
him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

Theodore has Jumped HE loh. Il
e IS the president 81 Msysi % whom
reference q made, rot our own Scar
Htfle Teddy Sc Oyster Bay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

A washington theatre Roer has
brourhi sut for heavy damage Be-
ause 50 was kissed ~ 3 chorus r.rt
several ~ chs au8.saee probably felt
damaged hecpuse fhev we're aveas
looked
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

New STYLES Tor women are said 10
be more eracefua and flowing than
last year Now ~ the old semitic
man win also be- eFacefui a. the
money Gowa aut GO bis pocket IA wlll
- well
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

Riiahenera Arms Being AieEed g.
Franee HaNa a headline Another
raada Germans messing troops ia
trance and Beisiam From this disc
fance II herins e. look as thsalga
~amethlnE sas due 10 start
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

There la discrepancy somewhere.
rho warden 20 sinE sing SAYS it Is
n0t 4 ni piace for hnEs san a
movement Is under way with view
e. teaching prisoners e. tango