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Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15


 he says if he loses this crop he will plant rye. The high waters might as we'll quit fooling with Mr Chitwood, for they will never beat him.
 The fact that he fell in bog proba- bly, saved the life of H. Shirmeyer of Pine Bluff when an auto in which he was riding turned turtle on the Pine Bluff-Little Rock dollarway. MT. Shir- meyer was pinned benath the machine but was uninjured
 Tom Harper, white, of Conway, was fined $50 and costs by Justice Kuykendall on a charge of selling whiskey illegally. An appeal was taken to Circuit Court, and Harper was released on a $500 bond.
 Women members of the First Bap- tist Church of Pine Bluff are planning Q match day" to raise funds for the Baptist Orphans Home at Monticello. They will sell matches in the busi- ness district.
 Joe Crook, aged 13 years, was at. tackled by a hog on his fathers farm near Monticello and painfully wound ed. The hog bit the lads arm and left an ugly gash.
 The first issue of the Stuttgart Weekly Democrat has been given to the public. The new paper is publish ed by the Matthews Publishing Com pany.
 Fines levied on violators of Arka- delphia city ordinances during the last month totaled $275, with $50 costs. This is record for Philadelphia.
 J. G. Brice, a farmer who lives near Magazine, found snake den which contained 39 copperhead snakes. He killed all of them.
 The Christian Brotherhood of Gr:i- FeLt6 VIII eSLdDl1Sn a community nall and playhouse at Gravette.
 A test gas and oil well will be drilled near Alma. A contract for the drilling has been let.
 A farm products fair will be held at Decatur on October IF and 13.
 The Big Running Water Drainage District has advertised for bids for the construction of the ditches. Bids will be received at the home of Dr. T. z. Johnson, Holmes, Ark, mp to Octo- Der 1. The contract will call for tha removal of S2,371 cubic yards of earth The last census shows that Wilmot has one motor, driven vehicle to every 23 white inhabitants. All of the cars except four are high-prtced ones ranging in cost from s1,0oo to $2.. 900.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

The Polk county fair will be held at Mena October 6, 2 and 8, as the Gra- vette fair will be held at Grayette Oc. tober Is and 16.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

agriculture. MT. Page recently recelYr ed by parcel post a one-gallon can of molasses from William Hall of Scott county. The cost of the cans was seven and one-half cents each for the gallon size.
 Fifty-one members of the Arkansas National Guard, who made the high est scores during the rife practice at Fort Logan H. Roots this summer, will compete for the 15 places on the rife team to represent the state at the na- tional rife shoot at Jacksonville, Fla, next month, according to an announce, tment made by Maj w. c. Bradford.
 Four county treasurers drew on the school funds in the state treasury for the amounts apportioned by the State Board of Education. The amounts were: Cross county, $13,661 6S; Phil lips, s26,94732; Lonoke, 25,704.20; Pulaski, s76,311. Fifty-one of the 75 ments.
 Governor Hays pardoned Jodie Lee, Woodruff county negro, fined $50 and costs on conviction of selling illegal 1y two cases of whiskey Letters from the justice of the peace who sentenced Lee and from other officials said they believed him innocent.
 Governor Hays pardoned Mike Witt of Columbia county, sentenced in February to one year for grand lar ceny, and Harmon Gaines, sentenced in August 1914, to two years for as- sault with intent to kill
 Capt. A. B. Sloan, U. s. A, inspec- or general of the Arkansas National Guard, visited the office of the adju- tant general. Captain Sloan is on a three months furlough, which will not end until next month.
 Governor Hays sent $150 received from the officers and employees of the state charitable institutions for flood sufferers to those in charge of the re- lief work at Lewisville, Magness, Cot ton Plant and Newark.
 A. J. Reap of Little Rock, Guy Phil lips of Fayetteville, A. F. Bailey of Newport and w. |. Reynolds of Cam den, state bank examiners, conferred with State Bank Commissioner John M. Davis.
 The governor issued proclamation relieving J. N. Hutchinson from sery. Ing 30-day sentence on the Pulaski county farm. He was sentenced in the Little Rock Municipal Court after conviction of petit larceny
 Three convicts from Yell and one making the total in the penitentiary 1907. All the men received will serve minor sentences.
 R. A. Burton, superintendent of lief. ferson Military College at Washington. Miss, has written Governor Hays Of fering a scholarship in the school amounting to S75 to any young man the governor will appoint from Arkan- sas No applications have been re- ceived
 Hugh R. Carter, state highway en- gineer, returned from Union and Lit tie River counties, where he inspect ed several proposed road districts and
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

Petitions are being circulated ask ing the picture shows in Texarkans to keep open Sundays. It ie said sev eral thousand signatures have been secured. Persons favoring the move ment insist that a majority of the peo pie favor the Sunday performances but this is denied by those opposing.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

The Helena public schools vii open September 20, and, according t, reports, the attendance will be large Superintendent Sheep, formerly o Elizabeth City, N. C., will again b the principal. He assumed charge o the schools last year.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

Willie Freeman, 13-year-old lad who lives near Cleveland, killed a monster rattlesnake recently with a club. The snake had IS rattles and a button.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

During the recent high water a Paroquet, Mrs Ernest Williams gay, birth to a child Owing to the foo, no physician could reach the William residence. Mrs. Williams and tn baby died.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

William M. Block, 63, pioneer resi- dent Of Cross county and for the las 25 years resident of Wynre, died af ter drinking solution of oxalic acit by mistake.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17
Cur 8eritduOisuus.

Die Streitfraes sipiiteu 0suti6s
lau0 unb rem Der. Stndtsn aeitattet
cine irieoli6e Qpiuns, neil iis pom ben
jenieen GIementsn frei lit, bic elmer
9eritdnbigung grobe ShDisrigseitsn
in ben @e9 iteIlen.
Sn Glen 9srtrGaen, bic grdfibent
@ttion CUR frieblifen 9siIeguno BON
Strsitigteiten nit frenbn Ratiomu
ab9eitipfen bat, Ijrb Don Der T6isbss
peri6tIi9en S6!ibtung iol6e 4naelss
senbeiten ousgenommen, nel6e bic
Siter6ett unb bic Wiirbe Der Ration
betrsffen. Sn Der QHsslegenteit tutgen
Der nGuIitania" linn, iofpeit ss Die Der.
Stcatsn betrifft, oieIe Don Der 20iung
auaJeIblofensn prpblsms niht pors
barben, bsnn bic Si6erbeit bisiss
&nnDes ipirp pon bsutiter Ssiie nidt
bebrrbt ur0 Die 9erIentuns Der .guiis
tania" mar teins fetrbIite 9anblung
segsn bic Der. Staaten, ionbern gsssn
England.
Der prGIibent perIu6t, Der Stteit,
frdge bic Wenbln9 gu geber. baB er
fir bas freis Mesr tdmpft, tpas, tpeun
es bomit feline Ri6tigtett bate, Elm be-
rs4ti3tes Streito6iett 6iloen fpiirbe.
absr Der llmitarO 1T eben, bab ss bds
nit niGt ieine Rthtigteit bat, benn es
III unbeitrittene 1butia4e, bdB Gngs
lurb bic Wiesrs sefh.ofen bat unb
0euti6laHo iiCl bemii6t, fe tpieber 5u
Dffnen. 2tlio liest bios bic lrage Dor,
Oh in benz 8emiibeH, bic Weere su off
ntu. Oeuti9ldnb berettigt III. feinbs
Tide Sfiffs 5u Oerfsntsn, auf tpeI6en
iid ameritaniite PaiTagiere befinben.
Sber, Inn bic Gruge nod enqer d6sus
ob 2lmeritaHer 0os Redt bds
ben, auf fsinbiden S6iffeR our4 ben
SrisgsI9dupldb biuburh gu fdGren.
Dele grGgs 1T Bel ernitli6em @illen
elmer friebliden 2Uiuns fG6ig, entipes
Der auf Dem @ese bes btpIomafii6eu
.9srtsbrs Spii6en ben betreffenoen Ra,
tiOnsH ober bura @erlpsiIuHg an etn
S4isSsseri9t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17
Burg areuteuitein.
gOn Z. aOrm.

Gie nunberpoae oiterreidiidle
9ura, bic iid3 aui breitem SeIicnriit.
Ten bod oben am 9onal,iier. lnfpeit
acrHeu6ura, erbebt. bat. pie bereits
semeIbei, burd granbi5aben idpper
geIItten. allnitiperfe BON unId,atba.
rem Wertb iino beni5eiicr gum Spier
geiaIlen. oIeIe anoere onrdl Die Met.
tlrnesarbeit Jerftori. Yfit idmerSIi.
der gIHtbeiInabme miro unier stniier
Die Rntrit)t BON Der tbeiIpeiien Der.
nifJtung Der Burg perromnlen 10.
ben, Der er Dor nciln Snbreu, aIs @nit
ibres geiiBers, bes alien @rafen
Sonns 8iIc5ef, eineu Iangeren @e.
iud abitatieie, Inn bieies merfrpiirbi,
ge S6Iob fennen 81 lerneu, bns Der
arobe aurItiinn nn6 bic uuermiioIi.
dc SamnIcrt51tigfeit oes SdIob.
berru 81 einem Marit1teupaIaIt In Der
Siiqe elmer mitteIaIterIiheu Burg
ihuf.
9as 1slnronment bieies sfIoiies
III ein prdbiitoriider Hinglpna, aili
oem i'm Y. ssabrbunoert cine Bitter,
burg cmporitiea, bic 1915 ourd, Die
S6peoen 5eritort, on fiini5ig Sabre
ipdter, eegen 169s, III ben geiis Der
ardfIi6en isanriIie @iIc0et seIanate,
Ger ifpeSiide 5elbberr 9uritens-
iobn, Der auf Burg areusenitein iein
Smlptquartier auigeidIageu bate
im6 bon bier 1is gegeH @ien rifle.
te, ipren9te BET ieinem sIbSus oas
id6ne Ritteri5IoB in bic Suft. 9eiir
9hlinen iparen es, bic bic @iIeSefs
Dor mebr ais 5ipei ssnbrbunoerten er.
iuarben. SSn biefem 3uitano DerbIieb
Der geIis, bis @raf SarulS 8iIe5ef
i'm Sabre 1874 ben GntiaaInb tabte,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

ieacnsreide sDaliter tiir atuIihe
gdopfunsen In aribsren IelftSotfr'
iptrbe.
Ger 77.idbriee s9Iobterr bon
areitsenitein tpirb nit webntiitb be
3eritorling betra9ten, bic oieirf
sfae uergonsener aliIt,treiL ben er
in iabrtebittelanser Iicbepcler wsibe
suiannncntriia iinb 81 einem berrlt'
d,en @eianuiitiperf eiite, brrdl Geib
er iinS fIanmcn erIitt. Die berrlidN
g,ilrq 1T, ipie ipcnig befarnt iein
biirite. felt fiini Sabren 5toeifom'
mikbeiit aeipuroeH. Garrii ging ein
Ianaaebeater &iinf6 bes @rafen 70.
tpobI ipie aaer ailnitirelnr6e In Gr'
iiiQuna, ipeil onbirrd bic nngeitJnld'
lerte GrbaIti,ug Der grcBei aliillt'
Id,1te ME oes biitoriitb iuto fiinitge'
idflhtIid, beoelltianen Beetles sal'
d,crt ,piroe. alleroiuss nift Dor ei'
nem llnbeiI wie es ioeben Der alter
Burg ipiSerfubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

ssn ssolse beIfen psrblsibt bic bisheriae
ungetpibbeit, ipelhe GterIung staiien
einne5men fpirb, Sebo6 81. Shat,
id9e, bab Saldrord fpieber an bic
Gpib. pes aabin.ts berlFen tpprSe,
III, lSbt befiird>ter. bdb Der Spnis Der
Sriesspartet naAsebeu tDnnie Ws:n
es 9eIfGbs, tpirbe er cine eeringe
itautsmGnniite Giniibt aeisen, benn
bem aDnig tann unmDsli9 perbprsen
Tein, bdb bic Glemente, bic i'm in ben
9ries btneintreiben ipollen, bon ieber
Ieine biiteriten 5einbs lpdren. Gs iiub
Das Die So3ialiiten, Inardiiten unc
Republitdner, Die auf oen S!lrS bes
&Dnistbums 6inarbeiten uno bic i'm
beItimmt fortiagen iperDen, lpenn er in
Dem arteg unterliegt unb ibn fpGter
fortilgsn iperoen, ipenn er Iie3en
IpIlte, peld 9eBtsrss naa Dem bisberis
gen fir bic SeutI4en siinIttssn @anse
Der GreisniiIe dusgeI6loiien 1T. Die
t6nigstreuen Glemente in StaIien limb
gegen ben aries, Sa pisie 5batIafr
gu tlar 3u Gage lie3t, bab lie EN- &Os
nis psrbprgen iein tOnnte, 10 itebt nod
INNER bic WiDsIi1leit offen, Dab Der
a0nis Ole Gnti4eibuns btnausauIGies
ben psrIuden ipirb, Bis StaIiens 8eis
tritt gu ben 2lliirten offentunoil nidt
me6r mDgli9 lpdre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

Sn einem artttel Der BON
llufim ptrmnelt, bat bic Rem gurter
Opening pof4 einen tleineu libten
Qusenblid. inbsm lie iast, bnb
Dsutittanb tiir5li4 Die 9lbiitt betune
oct babe, 5rieosu nit ben Der. Staas
ten gu 6dlten. 0isis 2(bii4t nat nidt
bIos jeBt, ionbern immsr beitanbeu
unb beIardntt iib niht bios ouf infer
2aro, ipnrern umfdbt Die game @eIt.
Der arieg, Der iebt in Der Wslt tobt,
lit niat bon 9euti4lauo dusasaonger,
iorbern lit ous Rsiultat elmer 3piiteu
RuBNunO, 5ruutreid uup GHgI1ro an
geitiiteten YerIdDDrung CUR 8ernids
turg bon OeutidIanb UNI Seiierrei6
Das ben oorIissen0en Tul b'trifft, 70
bat 9eutidlanb dLIss uub ne Der.
Staaten nihts getbau, I'M ein Ger.
piirfnib gu perbinosrn. Die osuti6e
Regisrung bat ben grGiioeuten bsnahs
ri6tist, bab lie ben 5aud6oottries gee
gen Gnslanbs 6dnoeI fiibrer miiIIt,
neil 2eBteres bic beuti6e Seo5lterung
ausbungsrn nil; lie bat iid crbotsn,
ben saudboottris9 ein5uiteIlsn, rusnn
gngIaub bic 9lushungerurg einitsnt
un0 Der prditbent 6at oisiss 9erlarger
aIs 10 bolltommsn gereht eruhtet, bub
sr Gnglanb srIutt bat, Don Der Iuss
bungerung abauitebsn, 9lIs Siefss cine
abf6ldsi1e gnttport srtbeilte. bate
Der 9rGiibent, psnn sr fir osH Gries
ben unb bic SumanitGt eintreten tpolls
te, ppllduf 9slegsu6eit, bteIe Soross
rung Der 5umanitGt, ipel6s Deutias
Lamb iteIte, oura3uieseu, inbem r
@nslanb gebot, entrpeber buman 5u
banbeln ober Elm @erbot Der M1ffens
ausfubr gu getpdrtigen. 9lIs osr prGs
itoert ben Shritt, ben gu t6un er Dsrs
pflidtet mar, urtsriteb. ieBte Deutibs
lamb i'm in asnntnib, bub ss zine
tleine Srtegs5one ubgegrsnst 5dbe, in
tpeL6er es einen Sauhboottriss 9eeen
ben sngliIfen Sdnbel fiibrsr ipsrbe.
DieIes 8orgeben Seutiblunbs bate
Der grGIibent aIs bere6tigi ansrtsnrsn
miiFsn, rnfbsm er 5useitarocn bate,
bub gnslunp oOlterre6tsluiprts uro
in3uman baubeIte, inbem ss Deutfts
laHh uus5u6ungsrn Jude, obsr nit els
nsr Sntouiequeu3, Die ater 9c-sttigs
felt fpottet, punste sr iia aegen
DeutTtlanb, aritatt esgsr grslaHo
Steluna su nshmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

Die Retrutirung in ben
Ser. Staten 1T, pie bic geritte luus
ten, bur6 ben 3ipiIfsnfal nit
OeutI6Idnb nitt qsf0rNert pprben.
9as tann ni6t iiberrGi6su. Rein benz
tsuoer Uteuih tpirb bsbaupten ipolIen,
bab Don Deuti6sr Sstte bic Re6ts uno
Sntereiien bisies 2anbes in iol6er
Weiie dngetaitet perben, oab bic girs
ger Iih geStpungen isben tOnnten, gu
ben @affen gu arsifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17
Muntas, ben II. Mai 1915.

Der Discount grpce, Der
ii6er seuti6e @rsusl, bic II / h Itatts
gsfunben baben sinsn gertht critottet
bat, tptrb nunmebr eriud}t. cinen Be-
riht iibsr ole snslii6en 9relel dnSus
fertigen, bic in Gngldub uno in ben
&OlOuisr pirtIid itattssfunbsH baben
uno bic @nslGnoer aIs cine geneins
Sanbe pon 5sigIinssn urS Morbs
brennern brdnbmdrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

Der @ertras stptfhen qrsus
beH unb ben Der. Staaten, Ser auf
Seutih!anb aussebebnt tporoen 1T UNI
ouf ben Der prGitbeut ii4 in ieiner
Hots beruft, bat auf bic n2uIitaniu"
9lneeleseRheit ni6t bic urinoefte Ius
epenbung. Der @ertras iiebt ocr, bdS
amerttantfbs S6iffs nidt angsgrtffer
iperoen fo1en unb bic y2uiitnrta" mar
fein amsrttanii9ss, ionoern Elm eng
Iti6es Sdtff. Was bic .8ulfligbt"
betrifft, bic Elm ameritantihes Sdiff
mar, Bat 0euti6lanb ben Streitfull
f4on iniotpeit erIebigt bub es Ii6 oers
pfIidtet bat, neutraIs Shiffe opn anz
griffeH in Der ariessSone aus3uidIies
Seu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

Or. 0ernbur9 piro aus freien
Stiidsn ous 2aro perIaTer, 10 baIo
fib cine 9elegsnbeit bietst, neil .r bic
Gmpfinoung bat, bab iein @irtcn ben
RrGiibenten uuansens6m 1T. Die gne-
Timber unb bic Gran8uien huber
Subsrbe Don Qgitatoren in bieiem
2dnNe, bic fpeituus ertidiebensr bic
Ga6e ibrer Rationsn pertreien, ais
Derrburg bieienige ieines 2anbes. Die
Gngldnber unb Sran3ofen falIen bern
grGfibenten iebo6 niht auf Die Ser
pen, bios piejenisen, bic fir Dsutfaz
lamb iprehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

pie @orgdngs in Stalien
haben bic gluitldruHg sebra6t, baF Der
8Dniq neutral bleiben nil. abu Isine
Niniiter ii4 ben &qiirtsn unI6Iieben
polIen. Sic babsn aud bic gluftlds
rung sebra6t, haB Der &6nis BON sStas
lien ni6t Die gIeibe gntff,iebenbeit be-
fst, tpie Der a0nis DON @rieden6aub,
Der uHter gIeiden gerbdltniFer feiuen
Miasu our4issts uHb usutra! slie6.
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erm a bnuns.

Srr arauf., Elm TN Rsb<nb,rui.
tbsnio sifriser nj, erfoIslOisr Conn
tlssjdssr. sisbi NIT in ofn ariss. als
abfhiso ssilommsH bat, rufi ibn
isine Grnu nod pom GsHftr ans
rn4:
YSsrmann. nun iriff Gbt snSIif
tiHnidl tras!"
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9is fran3Siif6s Offsnffbe.

Die fran3Gitf6s Offsniibe
bic ben RuiIeu Grlsi6tsrung gsrpd6rer
ioQte, 1T eingsiteIt poroen, trob Der
OffentunbigeH 9batIa6e, baB ole
0euti8en numstiid beoeuteno ffnpG
der lpdren unb nit 8ataillonen Iif
gegsn 0iptIiouen its[Itsr. @snn man
Die Sa9lage in tbrer @sTammtbsit uns
terIu6t, 10 ba6en bic Quttrter auf all
len Seiteu itpere y&ieberld9er erlit=
tenn. Die ruIitifen Qrmeen fperben
fUeiter uuseindnoergeIprsnst unb bic
beuti6e SffsnitOe se8en gpern Itreitet
fpeiter oordr. anes, mas bic 9lfliirten
duf3utpeiier bdben, iino einige fteiue
IotaIs @epinns Der Sransoien. @snr
bteI. in Dem Qugenblid, mann bic
beutiden 9erbunosten bic RuITer unb
Grsldrber ifper bebroben. niGt mebr
errsi6er tountsu, als bic Grobcrung
bpn Elm paar S6an3grGben 70 IL oars
aus gu eriebeu, Oab Der ftlieBIi6e
Sieg ben bsuti6sH 9srbiinbe!en mid.
entgeben lam.
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Die Rsp gOrter .5imes"

Die Rep gOrter p5imes"
unb tbrs 9eiiunungssenoFsH pstfen
baruuf bin, bag Der qraiiDent 9euti9s
lamb 8tpinse, ben aries buman 3u fit6s
rem. ST ss buman, tpenu Der Jsiro
Jrauen uno &inoer neutra!er 2drOer
als S6ilo benubt, um Qugriffe bes
SeiHbes ab3upebrenP SeIbit tie berc
btFsu beutidfsiuOlide LINES" ipirb
bas ri6t bebaupten poner. Qber bas
1T genau, mag gu5Ianb tbut, Gs
ntnmt auf nit Sontrsbanos bslabenen
S9tffen amsritaniI4e fyrauen unb
&tnbsr an 8orb, I'M iih seg.n elmer
@ngrtff bon beutf9sn 9auhbooten
fi9er gu ftelsn. @snn Don SumanitGt
bic Reoe 1T, bunn mub Gn9Iarb bic
fen feigen, nittsmiirOigsn @raad elm
ftelen urb Der prGii0ent mug barauf
isbsr, boB sr singsffsat iro.
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Hrtuubinntn.

I'D mD&ie bIpb piiI.n. iparum S,
CHI Dorhin 10 iIsins S9ubs tauits
Die fam iie bod unm5g'i8 trnesn.'
g MO! Qibsr Il. ssbt bod sss aui
Rsfen unb ou ittIli re absnSs sn Or,
te! bic tI.inen S6uR imner Dot bi.
1Hiipt uHc bofft uuf bic art ipsnis.
TENS tipsH Wsagn ,u sris2fss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-25

Phunmakers, Isis, Nov. 80.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-25
M RAE, sHEATs AND
OTHERS SPEAK TO
CENTURY PEOPLE.
srncIAL 70 THE JOURNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Century, Nov. 24.-Hon. w. A. Mo
Rae, Hon. w. N. Sheats, Prof. Ed
wards and Commissioners Barrineau,
accompanied by Miss Landrum, held
a, meeting in Century last evening,
addressing an audience Of some two
hundred people. Miss Landrum adj
dressed the ladies of Century with a
short talk on home economics, can
ming clubs and such like, and made a
favorable impression.
Mr.. McRae addressed the audience
in behalf of good roads, better agri-
culture, ETC., showing by his address
that he favors the proposed bond is
sue, and promised better schools, bet
ter churches, better preachers, and
better society. If the people would
only vote for the bond issue in fact,
after listening to his able argument
one could almost fancy a smooth
highway to the better world.
Mr.. Sheats made one of his char
acteristic speeches along educational
lines, and his address was both in
structive and entertaining. 1t really
does colder people" good to hear such
an able address from such progress
sive young man." Especially was
his counsel to the boys and girls to
"aim higher" worthy of special men
ton
Mr.. Barrineau and Prof. Edwards
both made short addresses, and all
of which was appreciated by the
people of this rural community"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-25
Has High Opinion of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

II had severe cold on my lungs
for weeks. | coughed and coughed
and would be disturbed in my rest
coughing nights. On the recommen-
dalton of a friend I began taking
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It re-
lieved me at once" writes Mrs
George McClanahan, Huntington, Ind.
When you have cough or cold give
this remedy a trial. We are confident
that you win be much pleased with It.
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-25
THANKSGIVING AT PEARL
EAGAN HOME.

The children Of the Pearl Eagan
Home and their house mother, Mrs.
Carrie Eldredge, will spend happy
Thanksgiving today, for they have
been beautifully remembered by their
friends.
Mrs. John Pace sent a gift of two
large turkeys; Miss Leila Abercrom-
bic, for the children of School No.
Forty and Miss Kate Loftin, for No.
Seventy, Miss Bertha Langley Of No.
Eight, sent generous contributions.
Mr.. P. K. Yonge sent the children
three dozen oranges, Mrs. Horace
Powers contributed a half bushel of
sweet potatoes, pecans and cakes, and
Mrs. 81. H. Boyer sent a generous sup
ply of pecans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardener an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
their Long Island home, November
twentieth. The little daughter will
bear the pretty name of Virginia.
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THE COLORED WIDOWS
ORPHANS HOME MEETING

All the colored ministers and their
congregations, are asked to meet at
the Colored Widows Orphan home,
Sunday, Nov. 18th, at A o'clock. Our
white friend, Mr.. n. Paulsen, will
lecture at the home. Everybody
asked to show their appreciation to-
wards this good man for the sake of
the poor Orphans Home.
HANNIBAL WALLS,
President.
Phunmakers, Isis, Nov. 80.
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Additional Society.
MRS. ROBERTS GUEST AT
OLD MILL INN.

OLD MILL INN.
Mrs. Willis Roberts arrived yester-
day to spend the winter with her
daughter, Miss Taylor, at the Old
Mill Inn.
Mrs Roberts has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lee ]. Nynde at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, and was also the
guest Of friends in Nsw York, Louis
vile, and her home city, Mobile.
Miss Taylor, who returned home a
few days ago, mucn Improved in
health, also had delightful visit, hav-
ing been the guest Of Mrs. Wade Ell
lis in Washington, D. c., Mrs. Ridge
ley Pace in Louisville, Mrs. Frank
Gardener, at Long Island and Mrs.
G. F. Jones in New York.
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official business. The president and
his party will occupy boxes 200, POI
and 2O2 on the Navy side of the
grand stand, but it is expected that
reservations will be made for him on
the Army side too.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-02-09
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT

New York, Feb. 6.-Statement Of actual
conditions Of clearing mouse banks and
trust companies for the week shows they
hold $143, 991 $50 reserve In excess Of Legal
requirements. a decrease Of $2e9,30 from
last week.
Actual condition:
Loans, etc, 2,262. 663 coo, increase So. 49,
Reserve in own vaults OBJ 1865. 593.0"
decrease 1868 900.
Reserve in Federal reserve banks s112-
$4,000. Increase $4,359, 900.
Reserve in other depositaries $32,245,G"
decrease $40 900.
Net demand deposits $2.143.97S.0oo. in
crease AT .O00.
Net deposits $50, 303, 900, increase 81
?26. Ni.
Circulation $40. e94 O0. decrease s745,nn
OBJ OF which $685., 797 600 Is specie.
Aggregate reserve $514. 4S3, 900.
Excess reserve $14S. 991 $50. decrease S26>.-
$50.
Summary Of State banks and trust CON
panies in Greater New York not include
IN clearing house statement:
Loans. etc. 1854 GAG. 700, decrease 2S0.9pt.
Specie 1851, 100. increas Sc $44S. 100.
Legal tenders SIC, 800, 600, decrease S5el
700.
Total deposits s643. i27 900, decrease 81,
$50. 100.
Banks cash reserve in vault 80. 6SG. 90.
Trust com panies' cash reserve In vaUtf
$43,2o5 400.