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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17
TREATING Calf seour.

FOR scours in the young calf. try
. half cupfui Of -four In Ito milk.
Three doses should cure It
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17
Antjdote for Worry.

Hearty laughter Of children % we'll
- srown-ups b the best antidots for
worry.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17
eeed Time and Harves4.

There 10 biblical promise OF Seed
Time and Harvest" and many Of our
farmers think they last al the year.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17

Beautiful, clear white clothes delights
the laundren who uses Red Cross Ball
Blue. All grocers. Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17

Nature ever refuses to give some
thing for nothing. Even the forest
grown nut has . hard shell to b
cracked before its kernel can be eaten.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17

The Exception.
IAN the world loves . lover"
Except the boss who II expected
to raise his salary on the wedding
day"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17

Soy beans can b probably pro
duced wherever corn viii grow well.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17

PA, what 10 affectation?"
"Affectation. my boy. n carrying
three extra tires on an automobile
that never gets more than four blocks
away from . garage."-Detroit Hres
Press.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17

Tinted.
why do they call her = coloraturs
soprano?"
Great Scott! Can you see the
Why she's made up! That paint b a
inch thick!"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-17

This b our special Cbrstmas offer i cIos Dscsmbsr
31st 1915. All you have do i to send the Chismas
certificate below, together with signature from ons-
pound package Of ATbucdss Cofee, ether whols bsen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
nY AssocIATEp III

80. Pierre. Islands ~ 81 Pierre ard
Miauelon Marcia IA colony without
hread-winners. such il this tiny In
suiaF possession ~ France. the last re-
naming vestige of her once great en- :
plre IN North America. Tho catch"
upon which the whole Industry Of tho
islands Is dependent, Is known 70 Be
promising, bur the fishing vesessls
swing idly - taeir moorings. the dor.
les are neated on the beach. and the
travis are eoiied in tubs on shore.
Every able bodied man who could
meet the requirement fnr -ssiss9-''
duty-there were sea in afl--has
crossed ire seas % lssat faT ss. s4osn-
erimnd
Nearly 3.eoe miles of ocean separ-
ates 81 Pierre fron the hattlefielda
and the 81 PIerrais. waiie intensely
loyal know little ~ the causes ~ thn
war and II fts progress. since the be-
ginning ~ hostiiities . strict censor
ship Of the cable has permitted saly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
.PAN-AMERICAN
To
meet MARCH 10
Financiers and Diplomats of
Central and SOUTH Amer
ica Will Gather and Dis 3.
cuss Closer Business Re
lations With the United
States.

Washington. March President
Wilson has selected Misca 10 FOR the
an~American financial conference
here when ministers of finance ard
leading bankers - Central and south
American countries viii meet flnan-
cisrs and treasury officials Of tbs
United States % discus he establish
ment o. more satisfactory financial
and commercial relations between the
nations Of the western nemisphcre
Congress appropriated fifty thou
sand dollars Ter the Expenses Of the
conferences. Secretary AlcAd0o said all
countries approached mas responded
favurably ard invitations viii be sent
Immediately. Cabinet members and
the reserve board vii 10 invited. -
wei ss the diplomatic corps Of Gen.
trail and South Americts here
An effort viii be made Co find q
means @ extend American banking
operations 20 Central aad south An
erica. The secretary dellored the fall
IRE ~ the shipping bin saying United
States exports "a South America had
reached the lowest point for 1919 IN
October, November and December and
ascrihed thls largely g. the scarcity
81 ships and sNorhltant freight rates
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IN I ERESTIN G.
DEPT.
RECEIVED
COPIES or CORRESPONDENCE OF
MUCH INTEREST HAVE BEEN
FORWARDED HERE FROM THE
STATE HEADQUARTERS.

Several interesting copies Of as
many notes from the treasury depart
ment. as sent 20 headquarters 9. the
customs district In the state u Flor
ida. have been received a the local
custom house, and for the benefit of
all concerned, they are made public.
In the past Americans have been
persuaded 20 sign ON mule ships
with a promise % high wages and =
return trip Arriving on the other
side. consular reports show. these
young American sesTncn are given a
few dollars. turned loose in a conn
try which IN AZ war vita lee next door
neighbor. perhaps, and are also far
eaEe home on another
returning ship Of the line which they
t.s.s 81, s.aruHe, possibly 70 sail
On the return trip a month distant.
Concerning this condition warning has
already been published. The new notes.
copies % which have been received
and posted az the Pensacola custom
house. and which directly concern To-
cal shlpplnk. aFe on a number % mat
tiers, and are printed below.
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A Colony Without Bread Winners; All
Haze Responded TO Call to Coiors

vague tidings from the outside world
20 reach the fis1er-foik Occasionally
a mysterious message from Paris was
received by the civil administrator. M
Chaubaud. and one day the latter
posted notice announcing that the
time had come for 81 Pierre and
Mlqueian 20 play It's part In the world
tragedy. All able bodied men Of fight
lng years were ordered &C. be NJ tho
pier az 80 O'Clock on the morning %
Feb. O. Two hours after the time Set
the steamer Chicago dropped anchor
in the harbor and when Hhe sailed
again only the old men, women and
children remained.
The French government Is paying
zsc = dav 70 the wife of every fisher
man-koldssr with an additional allow
ance OF Tee for each child The win.
tiers are Ions and hard an3 fuel 10 n
prime necessity. The soil Of The gs-
lands il b4rr@a and al feoastaffs must
be imported. Many are suffering for
the cause Of the allies.
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Heriin. March As indicative Of
dissensien N the ranks ~ the social
democratic party Karl LaehknecSt ard
his supporters are severely criticised
~ Wolfaang Hcine. one of the party
leaders in che Ralehstag in a pamphlet
enttiea +AEalnst The 1ntriguers."
Helne charges that she socialist or
san Narwasrts has been guilty II de-
geption and ~ causing disruption of
thn inner anitY 81 the party. and the
promotion on the otacr hand % the in
fersats &C those wh0 n rae time ~ the
countrss need condemn the position
of tbf party
The Nueiai Democracy be- says.
eouid aet - differently than il has
done 4 had e. alaan Itself IN tire side
- t8e Hataefian8 d thgs war tie
reft9es .ndlenautg use claisa 81 the
~lntrisuers lh&t the social aemoerat4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
ENEMY SUBJECTS ARE
LIABLE TO DETENTION

The treasury department requests
that attention be called 20 note from
the British ambassador. dated Feb. 6.
1915, stating that tho British govern
ment has had under consideration ire
question % tfs arrival In British naval
ports o. enemy subjects on board nen-
tral vessels. that in view of the OPP
asvtunitien whlca such persons wosAa
haze Of obtaining Information III res
gard ca the movements OF British war
vessals. II has been decided taat endmy
subjects. whether crew or passeng sFs,
entering certain naval ports in Rrifsh
calenits a~S dependencies. will In fu-
ture be liable 70 removal ana de-
,~--....s 4..s eSg 90 ports tn question
IL as follows.
Adelaide. Alden. Albany. Alexandria,
Ascension. Auckland, Barbados. Ber-
muda. Bombay. BrhSbane. Calcutta.
Cape Town. Colombo. Durham. Eaani-
malt. Falkland islands. FNemantle. CT.
hraItar. Halifax, Hong Kotsg. Karaci I.
Kingston tJamaica). iarnacas Madras.
Aaaita. Nautilus. Melbourne. Nom
hasa, Otago. Penang. Port casayiascla
est. Lucial. Port Lygtelton. Port OF
spain tTrinidsdl. Port said Rangoon.
81 Helena, ST. Johns Newfoundland.
Sierra Leone. Simons Bay SINGAPORE.
Suez. Suva. sydney. Thursday Island
Victoria tB. -. wellington. Zanzibar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
Conditions Continue Acute
in Mexico City and Starva-
ton of Thousands Win
Occasion No Surprise if
Relief is Not Sent.
RY Associated PREss

Washington. March Dispatches
from the Brazilian minister at Mexico
City tonight Indicated taat conditions
az the capital are unchanged and thar
the popnlace stiil fears the effects or a
famine end danger Of possible riotsnr
should ObreEon'S forces evacuats
High officials Of the American gov
eminent describe the situation as SER
ioua. but not hopeless No word was
received from Carranxa. bat further
representations nave been MADE ~
such a urgent character that Carran-
"a Is expected 10 take steps to improve
arisen in tho rumored friction be-
tween Obregon and Carranxa.
The president discussed the situa-
ton today with Bryan Diplomats
continue 20 talk Of some form Of allied
Intervention such as occurred during
the Boxer uprising. Messages tfaat
passed the censorship tel Of desperate
conditions In Mexico CIV and say the
starvation o. thousands VIII net he
surprising II relief does not come
The Carranza order prohibiting TIA
use Of Villa money made many penni-
less Carranza told Obregon the peo-
pie are Responsible Tor accepting va
Ia money and that II conditions did
not improve ne should evacuate and let
the bankers and wealthy citizens solve
the situation.
Many bakeries are selling bread
made from bran a. extortionate plsces.
Indications the last twenty-fonr hours
were that CarranEa might instruct
ohregon 20 permit the international
relief committee TO take charge.
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SOME FORM OF ALLIED INTERVENTION IS
NECESSARY IN MEXICO, SAY DIPLOMATS.
BRYAN SENDS BROAD NOTE TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

The message n understood 70 hc
broad In character and designated 20
ascertain the actual practice Of the
allies IN the enforcement Of their EN-
barge. what disposition will be made
u carEoes and saips detained. What
settlement VIII be made for carRoes
coutro rted for before the declaration
and s. ther dyestuffe ard other ma
torials which Engsand permits heF
nationals 90 import, can 10 obtained
also BY the United States.
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GREECE APPARENTLY Is AT
The PARTING or THE WAYS

London, March 1.--0reecs apparent
~ - a. the parting 81 the ways. with
her king exsrting his influence q
maintain neutrality. la opposition 70
E1eutberies venzelos. the retiring pre-
miea. 90 whom Greece owes her re-
wal
Thouxa venxslns' resignation las
been accepted. there seems 10 he doubt
WHISTLER the Greek chamber or depu-
tee win fellow any other leader. Thls
dipiomatic situation overshaa0wed the
var naww today.
The British hattleahip Queen Elisa
beth and olaer allied warshspa 6Atnr~
dAy bombardeo the forts On tha Asia
tie side 81 the DardaNellcs Ia tire nar-
rowa ths forts resisting stubbornly.
TURKISH army with modern Ger
mar guns. IL concentrating on the Cal
npoii peninsula 60 oppose landings.
Until Il - disposed Of naval experts
declare the ships win be unsafe IN tlni
straits.
Bulgaria IL said 20 b aroused over
the atfnck On the Dardaneilss II =
atatsd tse ktnN IL considering a enalf-
ton 81 the government 70 direct It's
affairs through the crisis.
The Turkish statement says TIRE al
hea bomhardment 81 the Smyrna
caaat yesterday was without result
and claims several ships were hn by
the forts and one miae sweeper suhk
The Trrk casualties were four killed
ard seven wounded. II says thers
was no serious action against tae
forts yesterday on today
The Raasiana stu have another bat.
Gle on their hands she IL declared
% be pressing the offensive In Nortn
rolana and Eaat Gaiicia and holdlne
the Auatrians IA the Carpathlans
Germans have launched an attack al
along TIA Piiica river. south o. war
saw where hig battle L. developing
In the west the Germans claim
progress IN Champssne and repulss
- tire allies elsewhere. They cIi a.
the capture ~ thirty hundred
Russians. southeast o. tire Rswa river
Tne allies claim continued gain
north of Arras. Champagne and n fhs
NoAwes. Aiso the repulse % German
attacks ON Hartmarns- Wellerkori
with the capture ~ many prisoners.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
Charge German Socialist Paper
With an Attempt at Disruption

sire ~hurrah pairiota." chauvinista and
fngoes, and denies that lhe war from
tacrmsny's standpoint 6 an imperial
tsttc undertaking.
As long he continues. as fhe enc
mics cannot contemplate any peace
that does not preauppose agctatinr 20
PROSTATE Germany. JUST 80 lorg IA a
verse than madness. a BETRAYAL sf sh~
interests e our people Ia fact. 20 talk
- peace 20 thesn.
To stick Il cut q the end Tat
above al things Il our duty 70 cur
selves Our longing and our hopes
cur sympathy and our concern. must
not De allowed 10 overpDwer Us AZ
least not until everything e dark
ahead Even tha most paraonahle de-
sire and tire most compreh enslbIe ex-
cess 81 feeling can Do as the utmost
harm e given way 90 &C an insult
aale moment
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Turks and India
Troops In Clash
on Persian Gull

London. March T-~British troops AZ
the head OF thu Persian gulf. located
a Turkish force 81 twelve thousand
on March and during uae battle that
followed. often hand 70 hand the Turks
suffered heavy casualties and the
British suffered considerably. accord
inc 20 the statement 81 Marquis Crews.
secretary Of state for India
The statement Gays TIRE Turks lost
three hundred killed ami five C. slx
hundred wounded. The British cas-
uaities were sixty-two killed and IzT
wounded. mostly Indian troops. The
same day cavalry recon noiterers To-
Gated fifteen hostile horsemen and
drew them into q trap OF machine
guns. innicting heavy losses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
Football Player
Meets Death at
Atlantic Beach
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Jacksonville. Fla. March Twill
sam H. Christopher. Jr.. member 81
the 1913 championship football team
81 the Alabama Polytechnic Tnasi-
tute, was shot and killed today AZ At
lantie Beach.
John Flynn, q chauffeur. was arrest
ed. charged with causing ais death.
According 70 the police Christopsei
and another man were engaged IL q
flsticuff when Flynn lnterfered. firing
a shot. FLYNN said he tried TO shoot
in the air 60 brighten the men. and end
the fiEaI
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NEUTRAL VESSELS SHOULD
Be MANNED HY NEuTRALS

The treasury department requests
that there be brought 20 the attention
of The shipping interests the following
note received from the German am
nassador through the state depart
ment:
The imperial government deems II
81 extreme importance % military in
terests that while this war lasts neu-
frai merchant vessels visiting German
ports be manned BY subjects o. nau-
fral states only"
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GRAVE pleoERs TO STRIKE.

London, March THE Erave-dig-
gers employed hy the borough % Es-
iinKton. IN the north q London. nave
presented demands fer increased wages
ewing 20 tie higher cost q living
Because 81 the rise In prices" says
their petition q the borough council.
we find it difficult Go maintain cur
families properly. cur work. more
over. should be well paid fer 81 Is
arduous and necessities exposure in
aH kinds q weather. ard u extreme
ly dangerous az night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
GENERAL MOBILIZATION or
GREEK ARMY EXPECTED

Geneva, March An Greek
army officers in Switzerland we're
recalled Saturday and others or
military a6e must report 20 tie
consul general before March "a
Many here believe there win Be a
general Greek mobilization.
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IRISH JOIN ARMY.

London. March There ara $50. :
coo men Of Irish birth Or descent IN
Great Britain who are 81 military aRe
and les coo o. them have already
Joined the army, according % figures
prepared b. the secretary ~ the irish
National League. This proportion. NJ
asserts. Is much larger than can be
shown 81 amy other nationality.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
AMERICAN sEAMEN SHOULD
SIGN FOR The RETURN TRIP

Prom the secretary of state. The
consul general a. Copenhagen tele-
graphs. under date Of the 2gth nltiulo.
warning American seamen. shipping
on foreign ships for Danish ports. 10
sign only on condition Of a return pas
sage being guaranteed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08

Two ~ the largest audiences ever 40
gather AZ the First Methodist church
crowded that spacious edlfice yester-
day afternoon and last right and heard
strong and interesting addresses -
speakers Of the FLYNN squadron of
America. These famous lecturers are
touring the United states in a cam
paign for national prohibition and
their reception Ia Pensacola WAS most
encouraging. for every seat was taken
az both meetings during yesterday.
Dr. Carolyn Geisei. the famous wo-
man physician Of Battle Greek. Mlch..
was among the speakers. sunday att
ernoon Mrs FRED Roege acted as
chairman and intrcducaa the speak
ers. Rev. A. \. Moffatt being clsnri~tn
for the occasion. At the evening SER
vice Hon. Y. r. Maiofn "
man. AlshougA tho andlence al the
afternoon service was = large enc. the
Attendance last nigha was aven inrgeE-
ana the AppaikefG were 4uslnwed ~
intense Interest throughout their al.
dresses. The meetings viii continue
this afternoon and evening
YESTERDAYS spHAkERs.
with DR.. Geisel came a. associate
speakers. Dr. Ira L.andiash. president
Of Ward Belmont CoIleH. II Nashville.
Tenn. and formerly moderator OF tse
Presbyterian General Assembly. the
highest honor the contamination can
heNtow.
A NOTED WOMAN.
A graduate ~ the University %
Miehigan. Dr. Geisei lster took sd
vanced courses ~ study "a Pntrowrad.
Russia. after which she cid mueh re-
search work "a the Pastegr Institute
IN Parts. Che aclid~ three Amerissr
medical diplomas and Cor soana ysnrs
past has devoted much time % tho
study ~ the effects of alcohol on tha
human iody from fhe Vie Wpoini ~ tho
pathoiogiai and IN her addresses "a
Alcohol and the Man Himself 40
told Of these deductions
Frederick Butler - NsW N8rx ~,
was the soloist 81 the group = looked
upon as one of the leaders ~ hfs Iins
IN this canntrs. he having hctn Ter
some years leading baseo Of the Alits
, Nelson Opera Company. LATER he be-
came soioist for Rev. ,. Wilbas clnr-
man. world evangelist. and ssyani
years ago after Ne had fasde globes
tour with Dr Chapman. he declared
Mr.. Butler ''the greatest cvangelIssiu
singer in the world Mrs. Butler Was
the pssrist ~ the group.
Dr. Ceisoi'a address WIS one ~ iha
strongest and best heard IN Penaacols
on the prohibition question. Her ar
gumeuts were CONVINCING and oliver
ed sn a MANNER that commanded at
| tention. Shn had as her subject "Ai-
cohoi and the Man Himself" and thn
manner IN which she handled her sub
lect clearly convinced her hearers that
She lad given much tune and thought
fcontinued on Page Tareeb
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PREMIER OPPOSES
THIS AND RESIGNS

To Him Greece Owes Her
Revival and II Is Doubt
ful If Chamber OK Depu-
ties VIII Follow ANY
Other Leader--Bombard-
ment Of Dardanelles Con
tinues-No Changes in
Land Fighting.
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WmahIngtcn. March 7-AlthouSh
Bryan declined Co comment the esn-
ersI impression in official circles to-
night Il that an inquiry has been assi
Great Britain and France asking 2
clear explanation on the recent Joint
communication declaring they held
themselves AZ liberty 90 stop an COM
nerce between Germany and neutral
countries. The report met with no de-
NAL.
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THIRTY. Eight WOMEN ARE
RECIPIENTS OF IRON CROSS

Berlin. March 7.--Thirty- wo-
men. according to the Neue Poiltlscha
Korrestundenx. have been decorated
with the Iron Cross. second class up
% the present time. Practically all
q the feminine recipients o. the COW
eted honor are nurses VINO have re-
tingulslssd themselves Cor bravery az
the front
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
TooAY,s PROGRAM.

Monday Hon. T. Frank Haniy.
former governor Of Indiana and
regarded a. the peer II any tenn
perance orator in America Hon.
Oliver Wayne Stewart former
member og the Illinois Legislature
and Hon John ~. Lewis. former
member Of the Massa -husettr Leg
isiatnre. speakefa-M Vera N
Muilin. soioirt
First Methodist Episcopal church.
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Harry k. ThaU
to Be Arranged
For Trial Today

New York. March Harry KEN
DAN Tnaw. slayer Of stanford White,
win be put on trial tomorrow Ia the
supreme court, charged with con-
spiracy growing from his escape from
Matteawan in August ~ 1914. and
that ne has been a prisoner or fugi.
tive since the uight Of June rs. 1895.
when he killed White
Tha vs. counsel are expected "a
contend that he cannot be convicted
o. conspiracy while stiIl held 70 ~
insane.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
Fire Aboard the
Lafourarne Has
Been Mastered

Paris. March Fire aboard the
steamship Latouraine has been mas
tered and ali aboard are safe. accord
lng 20 the announcement ~ the Gem
pagnie Generate TRANSFORMATIONS ~
noon today. The fire was confined 70
enc compartment OF the hold.
The Latouraine L. proceeding "a
Havre under her own stalrn. escorte /
~ the steamship Rotterdam and "a
expect "a there tomorrow night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
Gen. Oregon Is
Expected TO Stay
In MEXICO City
RY AssocIArEp PREss

New York. March T.--seneral Obre-
son INTENDS to remain In Mexico city
% establish order. according 20 the
statement - Francisco Elias the Car
ranya consular agent here. EIaSs says
he has been assured BY CarranEa and
OhFegon that the stories u conditions
in Mexico City are greatly exsgEer-
atod
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
CANNOT DUPLICATE
THE AUSTRIAN GUN

Berlin. March T.--Budapest nswspa-
pers received here contain an inter-
view with Baron Won skoda. the con-
ssructor % ere Austrian twelve i~ch
automobile gun. on the report that ne
French intended 90 construct a NOR
tar along similar lines Baron won
Skoda says & would take from twelve
70 fifteen months % make even q few
81 these guns successfully under the
most favorable conditions.
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Havana VIII Be
Scene johnson
Willard Fiehi
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

ri Paso. March THE Johnson
willard championship fight win be
staged in Havana the FIRST week q
April, according 20 an announcement
by wHiard's manager tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
LARGE AUDIENCES
HEAR SPEAKERS OF
FLYING SQUADRON
First Methodist Church Fill
ed at Both Afternoon and
Evening Meetings.
DIR. GEISEL, NOTED
PHYSICIAN, SPEAKS

Mrs. Fred Roege Acted as
Chairman at Afternoon
Meeting and Hon. F.. r.
Malone At the Evening
Service - Meetings VIII
Contiue During Today.
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RESIGNATION OF GREEK
CABINET PRESENTED KIko

Warrington. March This resiR-
nation og ths Greek cabinet. under
Premier Nenizeios. wss presented q
King Constantine yesterday ane has
been accepted The Greek legation
here wa - officially advised today
News dispatches have indicated the
tConunued on Pags rhrea)
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GREECE REACHES
PARTING OF ways

King Constantine Wants 10
Maintain the Countrys
Strict Neutrality.
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scontinued on Pass Three,
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