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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
ZEPPELIN RAID
HURTS EIGHT
PARIS Is CAUGHT OFF ITS
GUARD AND GERMAN AVA
TORS SLIP IN.
CITY IS PR[PAR
4 Na"oni Raid Would BE Hct IL iii
SaM,.i,e destruction - Air
men in Conference.

PARIS, March D.. That
this city has some thing up its
sleeve for German ayiators in
case they repeat yesterday :
raid over Paris, was the pointed
hit Of a welt knooH .."......,h
aviator today. He had been cali
ed here for an aeiOnautical con-
fercnc, and suggested that in Ii
second raid the Zeppelins ma,
not be able to return to their
bases.
Eight persons were injured
and several fires caused by
Sundays attack.
II was admitted today that
the city has been somewhat of
its guard though II had expect
90, IA renewal of raids with the
opening of spring. Paris papers
sarcastically thank the Ger
mans for providing residents
Of Paris with great show
Official Statement OF Raid.
"Between 1913 and 3 o'clock
Yesterday morning four Yep
nelips started toward Paris
from the direction of Com
piepne, following the valley OF
the Disc. Two were compelled
to return before reaching Paris.
The other two were attacked by
anti-aircraft guns and only
MISSED over the outlying dis
tricts of the northwestern part
of Paris and neighboring sub
urbs. They withdrew after hav-
ing dropped n dozen b"Inb>'
some of which did not explode.
The damage done was uniih-
portant. Seven or eight persons
we're injured, but only one Sc
riously.
1.-The different stations Tor
apti.airrraft defense opened
ire Ir; 'i TpIaa -sssv 's'saa
we're kept illuminated by
scarchliehts. One appeared to
have been hit. The aeropiane
squadron took part in the ae-
tion. nut e:is; hamperet pur-
suit.
cumming r the Zeppelin
raid on Paris was n complete
failure. u only served to DEM
o,,strate how well the defensive
ARRANGEMENTS work. The popu-
lation was calm. On their way
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
ITALY WILL JOIN IN WAR
WITHIN NEXT SIX WEEKS
the middle western murders
were committed.
=.
Ak MAN Is titGHT
BY ST. LOUIS POLICE

CIR ait. ,I.I"i,. 80
,..,,d, "a, rho - nn;. ,..,;.. ..~
aa.y i,,io.taa ~, tho .,rrast hor.
ea,nrday ,fch, Of t,yi,g ,ftcho,l ,
n.,,id r,,,i; ia ,,o;.:.?,.,
,a.fiastf.t.- 81 .hiyte murders ifn,.-
tieaf in detail The crime N,.iirs
committed al ni.Et While the vic
tins Law asleep and ?n came to
th.ir death l., rgoaus Of blows from
~ ave-
THO a.,.ra,t ~, un;c., ,,i,,.,...s,
..... .rrs.,,od .hor.,.,.-,..,o .,;,n .1,..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS IN
TEXAS AND DkIiHOMA

oklahoma - Generally clear,
cool; Oklahoma City, clear, 30.
Texas Dallas. clear. 81; Fort
Worth, clear, 33; Amarillo, cloudy
81; Abilene, cloudy. 81; Sweetwat-
er, clear, cold; Greenyille. clear,
cold; Texarkana, clear, 81; Cte-
burne, clear. %; Jacksonville
clear, 20; Commerce, clear, %; Ty-
Ter, clear, 80; Beaumont. frost. 10
rain; Waco. clear. 2s; San Antonio,
clear, "a; Galveston, clear, 80; FL
Paso, clear, SO; Palestine, clear,
IS; Houston, clear, So; CORPUS
Christi. rit.ai Is.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
UNITED STATES SAILORS
Drown At H4SrHtRiS

BERN, Murch Lieutenant
Commander William r. Bricket',
United States navy. and three sailors
from the United States converted
yacht scorpion, We're drowned Sat
urday night in the Bospiorus. &C
cording to Constautinople dispatches
today.
They were returning from a day
in Constantinople. Lieutenant a.
s pahht aud one sailor were res
cued after their roWb capsized.
Bodies of Bricker and the three sail
ors named lowering, Ford and Dowel
We're not recovered.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
CARRANzi IS FRIENDLY
SAYS A SPECIAL ATTORNEY
TO HAVE TOLD
SECRETARY BRYAN Az
MUCH.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-At-
torney Charles Douglas. represent
s:,.-.. = WAS Mnae :. =
stood today to have told Secretary
Bryan that the first CHIEF is more
friendly TO the United States thah
villistas have pictured him. lie an
nounced that he understood obreso'
ia headed Tor Tanip;co insteed oil
Vera Cruz.
Counsel Douglas notified the gov
ernment that Villas recent levy 10
an assessment for the poor ana not
a war tax. Villa has bought large
fond supplies for the poverty striok-
en-.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
FRENCH OFFICER CHARGED
WITH SUPPLYING FOOD

PARIS, March 22,--Charged with
appropriating military food supplies
for his beautiful German friend,
Madam Bechoff." noted Partisan
dressmaker, France DesclauX, former
French paymaster-treasure was
placed on trial today. The testi-
mony was secret and the censor said
probably none OF it would be allowed
TO leave France.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
STEAMER NARICA FIRST
=. ,tAUGHT IN DRAG NET

LONDON, March 22,-Reliable au-
thorities said today The American
> steamship Ma"'"H. III" first caught
under German blockade, will go TO
prize court.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
[|||l1.[R} SIEGE: ''''.
n II s~"SS r. -. .s,A.
| fOR MONTHS
k,nopriyJ ,IKtiN FORT
grss NOW b' s''i.R -"
ri ~>ii>S.
|l,DIO CAPTURED
,ornous Russian Army II Thereby
automatically Released for Ser
vice Elsewhere

PETR0GRAD. March - -prze-
|N has fallen. The Russian war
rf4 announced this afternoon that
/ Austrian garrison has snrrend-
hi to The Russian siege \ Rus
b army of 10000 is automatical-
released thereby for Polish and
Erathian service The Austrian
|rsOa, which surrendered, is re-
Esd to number $4,000
prleHysl has been under almost
tiilg0us siege since September 20
El the outer forts were first shell
By the Russians.
month later A8stro-Gcrman
Russians north~ard. Later a
Russian force appeared to re
pie the siege War army corps
ge battered at the defenses since
date
Perograd went Wild over the re-
BIT Of the news. Cheering thrones
Fasted about the streets.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22

DALLAS, Tex, March e.
The arrest of the negro Mitch
ell at st. Louis, it was thought
here. might aid in clearing up II
series of aN murders committed
some time since in southeast
Texas. The murders left a
bloody trail from that part Of
the state Woodward through
Oklahoma and Kansas, before
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
PR|R[SS. FAIL
u GREAT NEWS
''p As REST NEWS SINCE
"h'Ns DRIVEN BACK
FROM PARIS.
Is A STRONGHOLD.
~, w" Hold unbrokcn Line.
'af''ow Through Ga.
''eia to Bukowina.

, w, March 22.--przemys..s
H.. officially regarded as the
~ alliees victory since the the
l.. we're driven back from
vas considered a most orno,.,
h :, '' y. the Austro-German al
p,s ''ey are beset In Rnss,a
AHA with furious opposition.
hs are preparing now to
| rhsi. ee'nans from France hack
armies are also or.,,, +,
i,,o :, regarded as a certain
ted ~, aus'fla- Military ,,f;ei,,s
Ef9 -. 80 Is - =--.-,-. -..s-.-
almost as fresh a. az,
Germ. ,u'S force win attack the
|astri,,. vas one of the yreatest
ths sa s''0asholds. Its capture
bpls - Russians s. an uabrokea line
ssow,.. 'asi'a@ across 1,al,e,a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
RUSSIAN CLAIMS SAY
4Q.QDG GERMANS KILLED
ATTEMPTED SoRTIE- FROM
rBLEit ~. Et4,. IT nsS-
'' -.'.- }S1Et;t4,'-s
Semi-Dilicial Wur Office Statement
Gives News OF Russian
Victory.

PETROGRAD, March 22.--Forty
thousand Austrians and Germans
were slain in the last AZ hours in
the attempted sorties from Prz-
enysl and south OF Tarnow, a semi
Official Russian war office state
ment said today.
Crushing blows have yeen deliv-
cred by Russians in LupkoW and
Dukla Pass regions and other por-
tons Of that country,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
IKE MURDERS
CLUE IS FOUND
RELIEVE NEGRO ARRESTED Al
81. Louis Is MANY TIMES
MURDERER
TRAIL Of BLOOD.
Reaching from Southeast IcA.,'
Through oklahoma and t""-n~
LINK Nav with Crimes.

81. LOUIS. March 22.--po-
lice here believe today that
flash light bearing the words
"L"yey, Colorado Springs
fouud near the bodies
g.. nv y Dawson his vie
and daughter at Monmouth,
H., five years ago, might ,c.d
&" conviction OF Loving Mitch
ell, negro. arrested here with
his wife and sent back to Mon
mouth where the murders were
committed with an ax.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK
BARELY ESCAPES FIRE
HE AND DAUGHTER LEAVE HO-
TEL IN NIGHT
CLOTHES

JACKSON, Miss, March ~ -
Speaker Champ Clark and his
daughter narrowly escaped WIN
their lives today when fire destroy
ed the lynn Haven hotel at Pass
Christian. They fled the building
in their night clothing. Clark then
returned to aid the firemen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
GERMAN BNlARlNE
TOUCHES ENGLAND SHORE

DOVER. Eng. March 22.-Crews
Of several fishing boats today sight
ed a German submarine off Deal,
eight miles north OF here, and only
one and one-half miles from shore
She disappeared, however. before war
ships could arrive at the scene.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
FlR1RES5 FALLS BEFORE
| THE RUSSIAN At TACK
. ) = : y : 8 8 8 . = = ( . .
{ yDH.!'S OLDEST STORY.

q. .MiMNE!.At,PF4:LIS.. MINNESOTA, (
. March z2--iliogencs may be .
= headed toward minneapolis to- I
h day. Again i" my not be Bat 4
If h" is. he VIII and his honest 4
man, lie is Stanley Sa.,af;,
g. .~.. .,.... -. ., L.. ....s. <.u .
. Brighton. Mimi Just How ne 4
, gets his mail at tae county 4
= Jail Asked during an inYosti-
CATION why milk is sometimes 1
: blue, he replied 1..at IL sap- I
posed otner milltmen like him 4
, self Waterea it. 1t i the first 4
, time in the history of the {
; world, so far as known, that 4
; real dairymau has admitted 4
the cooperation of the pump. I
He got ten day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
NISTOOk SIGNAL, AID
FIRED ACROSS RON

NEW YORK, March = -AppaT-
entity mistakiEs signals the United
state revenue cutter Dolphin fired It
shot across the bow OF the American
today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
.lllLHlCA'S~ PROTEST Will.
BE FOkW AKDfD IL ESStS

WASHINGTON, March 22,-That
Americas protest against the British
Order in Council relative to the
allies blockade OF the German coast:
will be transmitted 10 London with
in a day or two was stated here
officially today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
SENATOR L0R|MER ARAA|GNEO
BEFORE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
PLEADED NOT GUILTY TO MIS-
APPROPRIATION OF
FUNDS.

CHICAGO, March 22,--Former
United States Senator Lorimer and
Vice President Huttig of the
wrecked Lorimer bank today plead
ed not guilty to mis-application of
funds in connection with the bank
failure. Other officials pleaded not
guilty to lesser charges.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22

ports that the telegraphers and sta
ton agents Of the Kansas City, Mex
leo & Orient, We're planning to strik
soon if they did not get the seventeen
per cent advance, were all news to
the Orient offices
We have heard nothing of ii"
they declared,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22
To CARE FOR REFUGEES
PROBLEM At GALVESTON
MANY WHO ARRIVE FROM STATE
OF YUCATAN IN MEXICO
pENNll4ESS.

GALVESTON, March 22.--Immi-
Grant officials are laboring hard to-
day to find sleeping and shelter quar-
tiers for more than 200 Yucatan ref
Niaas os tAesa are. reaniless desplte
the fact that they own large plaa-
tations in Mexico. All told startling
stories of blood shed and anarchy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22

The trouble with your good story
il that you tell 1t too often.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22

A continuous defense Is apt TO
arouse a suspicion OF guilt.
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The Daily Light gives the news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22

The greatest battleahip ever built
in the United States, if not in thu
world, slipped down the Wa2s az
NeWpor News the other day, us Nil
Elizabeth NoIb, declared by the GOV
ernor Of Pennsylvania to be thu
sweetest girl in the state" smash
ed bottle Of champagne on me-
bow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22

| ac 1p ,,sR'kE NEWS
/ '''''sG To OFFICIALS
CITY March as.-Re.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-22

A country boys idea OF achieve
a.oG; i 70 Win q town hoy.
She has a heart. all right ptt Va;
should she want to SHOW it?
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Southern Farmers Should
Produce Foodstuffs.


carried on throughout nearly every
southern state during the last two Or
three months. both ~ q means of re-
aueinr tie high cost - living and
urgvdlax cor cash incons 60 take
ths placs ~ that ordinarily derived
from cotton. are producius the best 81
results and those who have been IN
sirumental iu convincing the southern
farmers that their only salvation lay
81 ralsing something 20 eat VIII be-
mero than rapid FOR their trouble.
In t.audordale county the work that
.as been Done win be 81 Ear reaching
effect Cor. ln addition % emphasizing
thr necessity for growing food crops,
lie aork has been Instrumental n
brgngine the producer and ths con-
sumner closer together IL community
- Interest that caauot but rebound g
TIE beneat 81 both TIE people .
the towns and cities Rave been taught
that prosperity lies o patronlzius
nome tnuNetFf.
While numerous predictions have
been made e. 20 the probable length
~ the var. bot few have had any
hasis other than individual opinion
and IL ia an uuquestioned fact that
until peace is declared and the Euro
pean markets are again opened 20 ths
woria. there will BE- considerably
decreased demand Ter the cotton AID
lumber ~ other southern cities. But
there viii - continuous ana increas-
Ing demand Cor food u All kinds. and
this demand viii continue for mans
months after Europe returns 70 peace
Many ships viii carry lumber 70 re-
build the cities q the continsnt. bal
other ships wil bs needed 20 carr,
food for the people until crop car
Re produced N the devastated dis,
tricts.
The south can furnish much u thii
rood. and II can be sold N prices ina
VIII bring q large return for the lahol
expended There win be no danger o.
ovey- production. as IN the case % cot,
ton this year ana there win be n,
necessity for the southern farmers {,
50 into the markets 81 the North Al
buyers 81 foodstuna e. high prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-15
Peculiar Situation
of Portugal.

Portugal IL today Ia 3 singular sltua-
tion in reference 20 the great war
German forces have invaded Portu-
guese Augola. an the western coast 81
Africa and lighting has been going
on there between German and Por-
0lEuese forces Ter q couple 81 months
yet Germany has not declared war on
Portugal the German minister remains
IN Lisbon and the Portuguese minister
i SIN IN Berlin
Fresh Portuguese troops. numbering
about 1000. are ready 20 embark for
Angola some orders for equipment
have been placed Ia the United states
one explanation o. this curious sit
nation e that Germany has hesltated
% take the decisive step By aeoiar-
ING war. because the 2io German YES
sells now interned n Portuguese ports
woula automatically become prires A.
wmF
The relations between Great Britain
and Portugal are peculiar. Accord
ing 20 the treaty signed In iaa9. after
the Beer war. during which the Brit
ish had scrupuiously observed the neu-
trailtv of Deiagoa Bay. IL was agreed
that British troops might pass through
Portuguese territory IN Afrioa. and
that Portuguese troops might pass
through British territory there. and
THAI bolh nations would combine 70
protect ths territory og either Il men-
aoed IS 8 shird hostile nation. Thus
the PortuEuese and British colonies
are Sc var with the German colonies
tn africa, while IN Europe. Portugal
and Germany are &c peace.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS
PANAMA CITY
sPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL

- EaAsAfAAa IL AEaE a1A EAMfA
Feuama city. March ia. 3. Dell
now ~ Panama city. formerly Of Doe
than. has been awarded ar electric
light contract and work viii 81 start
90 at once The contract vas
awarded Thursday night az 8 special
sesslun 81 the town council Mr Dell
being the lou man out ~ three appll-
eants The other parties bidding
we're. g, J Bryan % this city. and w
Is Folks. who has peen here for sew
eral months from Enterprise. Alabama.
With electric iightH IL Panama City
there viii be no town on So Andrews
bay with the modern and up 20 date
improv ements. 3 modern brick hotel
ia needed and there Is a movement on
foot % secure and II Is hoped the
building win be oompleted during thls
year, although there has been no def
mite plans given out for the constrnc-
hon Of this buildlnR
Sidewalks continue 90 BE- built and
before this work Il discontinued they
win be down on = majority q the
leading streefs - the town.
MesserN. Dobson ard olive are PRO-
gressing nicely with the court house
and jati building ard school guiding.
both modern brick structures.
Bay county towns viii play ha@u sall
this summer. Panama Cltx, Parker.
Lsnn Haven and ST. Andrews having
organized and a regular sahednis Il
being arranged Work on several dla-
monds has already been started and
much interest 10 already beanw sss-
played.
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Hoyt, Misses May Jones. Vera Hen
drix. Lizzie Jones and Lila Cobb.
The play, Hazei Adams. was veil
presented. Those taking pars IN the
play received many compliments on
their acting
Miss Gladys Creighton has returned
20 her home after q pleasant visit 20
her sister, Mira John Johnson
Misses Lizzie Jones. Vera Craagaton.
Estelle and Mallory ciopton and Mar
terie Nielsen furnished music
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. Wall
ter Mitchell has been 81 for several
days. but T. nos improving
Mr.. r. A. Allen L. spending some
time visiting relatives and friends IN
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Milton and other points In santa Rosa
county.
Rev. Mr.. Beai filled his regular ap-
pointment ~ the Baptist church sun
day. lie delivered tao interesting SER
mons.
Miss Bess Johnson has returned from
g visit % some length 20 her sister.
MrN. Rawson. at Pamela. Ala.
Mr.. T, L. Hancock n now GONZALES
cent after an attack Of typhoid fever.
TIE negro characters played ~
Messrs. Downing. SaveIle and King
were especially applauded
Mr.. Johnson Allen paid . flying visit
20 ais parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I =.
Alien. last week He 10 now Ia the
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once Of his brother In Milton. who Ia
tax collector Of santa Rosa county.
The school building wac filled and
everyone enjoyed the evening
Mrs. Mar De La Rua and little son
Of Pensacola. apSvst the weekend with
Mrs and Miss Harrington.
MFn De Il Rua was formerly Mias
Edna Yon. % Tallahassee
Miss Mabel Bowea attended the
Teachers Institute a Defaniak. she
reports a most instructive and enjoy
able time. Escambia county sent more
teachers than any other county 81
West Florida.
Mrs. A. q. Jones and little son. Del
mar. 81 Pensacola. spent Saturday and
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FLEETS
CONTINUE HAIL
SHOT ANDSHELL
One Fort After Another Is
Reduced, and Ships Are
Expected 10 Enter Sea OF
Marora Within Two
Weeks II Land Forces Co
operate.
~ AssocIATED -.

Paris, March -Bomhardment q
the nardanelles was resumed yestcr-
day by French and British hattleships.
says a Matln dispatch from Athens
Seventy small mine sweepers are re-
ported continuing their efforts 20
clear the mine helds.
The allied fleets" says the Msfin.
~stiil have eight or ten forts and =
certain number % coast batteries 20
reduce. but u IS the general opinion
they will enter the sea Of Marmora
within a fortnight II the land forces
cooperating with them also can con-
tinue their advance"
similar report OF the operations IL
made by tho Athens report 81 Jour
nsl who adds that Vice Admiral Car
den. commanding the British feet has
predicted that the allies win hammer
their way through the straits before
Easter.
Operations on March 10 and n sre
thus described IN an official statement
issued hg tho ministry 81 Marine last
night
During the day 81 the 10Th in bad
weather two British warshtps shellea
two forts "a Bulalr Ton the Galiipoll
peninsula on the Gulf % sarosl while
two either British battleahlps bonn
osri-d the light batteries which COM
handed the hay of Morto az the en-
trance of the Dardanelles.
During the night 81 the i0th-tlth
mine sweepers entered the straits
under cover % the guard 81 4 battle
4 rHsH a..
/ operating 10 the first mine neld. not
1 withdrawing a hot are from the guns
/ Of the defense.
French divisions resumed on the
/ 18th operations begun the day before
the fortiicatlons ~ Bulair and the
light batteries above the Bay ~ Mort
The varshlps the dispatches say
/ did not enter the straits and their
object seemed 20 be 20 prevent tbs
/ Turks. hy long distance Gre from re-
| pairing certain forts which had seen
| damaged A bridge two miles from
/ Chanak kaleaai over which supplies
and ammunition were transported
from the Gailipoh peninsula is report
/ ed 90 have been destroyed
Turkish craftsmanship has i'm.
/ proved" ssys the dispatch. probably
owing 10 the presence II German gum
uers. but the ammunition e of poor
Il quality and many q the shells fail to
! explode
! An allied squadron reinforced IS
1 sis more warships bomharded the forts
- smyrna. which replied The hat.
tleShip Triumph was hit but the dam
| age done Was slight
/ Nuasuimans living III the coast dis
| trlcts have fled into the Interior and
several villages have been efacuatel
| hy the Turks
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BRENT

Brent. March l4-Ths Ferry Pass
Dramatic club gave an entertainment
at the Brent school building on FRI
day evening March sth
The players were Messra VIII
Doron1ing. Henry Savelie. Tom Cobb.
Bryan Jones. Ebert King and Ralph
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The above would seem a. indicate
that the allied fleet has NOT penetrat-
g the Dardanellea as faf ~ had been
SUP posed Previous adyices chanak
kalessi and other forts "a the narrow
est part - the straits bad beer sue
cesafuiiN homharded that q third 81
the passage had been cleared 81 mines
and that some of the more important
batterlea "a the entrance 10 the straits
had been silenced.
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sunday with Mr. ard MIRA IT. n
Adams. the parents Of Mrs Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. ,. b. Adams are nos
snugly domiclied at the home Of NJ
and Mrs Arthur Davis. the parnnts
Of Mrs. Adams. AZ Oakfiele.
Mrs. T. +. Hancock. who has beer
~ for some time. - improving yer,
nicely now.
Miss Eva Mae Johnson spent sun
day with her parents. Mr. ana Mrs
John johnson.
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Political Announcement

FoR CITY COMMISSIONER
hereby announce that i am a can
ai1ate O. succeed mNself a. Commits
sioneF - Public Works. subject 90 tire
action 81 the city democrats primary
M I ara reelected I PROMISE 20 give
the duties 81 the office tae same aiii-
gent attention u Che FUTURE as in the
past
THOe e. JOHNSON
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-15

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-15

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