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SUES FOR $4,000
,te<ts Makes Wealthy Widow Defend.
ant In Alienation Suit.

Pittsburgh. Feb. 1l.-Mrs. PAMELA
2astsrson Fish. wealthy widow, was
nAAs defendant In suit for $4,000
ror The alleged alienation OF the affec-
e,sas OF James A. Wilson. an insur.
Ancs man. Startling revelations are
una1e by Mrs. Annie Olivia Wilson In
4er suit. declaring that she has been
AD0peIied to endure snubs from Mrs
4asA for fifteen years. Wilson and his
wife were married In Wilmington.
Dpl. In 1889.
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cago, ILL.,, this morning on business.
Mr.. Joseph Miller went to Newark
this morning on business.
Miss Martha e. Irvine spent Wed.
nesday in Columbus
Mr.. G. d. Hyatt left for Lincoln,
Neb., Thursday morning, after two
weeks visit with relatives in Mt. Yer
non.
Mrs. Lydia Motz returned to her
home on East Front street Wednes-
day, after receiving treatment at the
NJ & S. hospital.
Miss Margaret l.. Eagle of West
Gambler street went to Hunts Station
this morning to visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. M. Butler and Mrs. Lenora
Wilson of West High street spent
Wednesday in Newark.
Miss Name Myers, who has been
receiving treatment at the M. G. s.
hospital, was able to return to her
home on West High street Wednes.
day.
Miss Ida Detwiler of North Mulber.
ry street has gone to the home of p.
=. Earnest, near Democracy, where
five children lie sick with scarlet few
er
fiashlight picture of Milford
grange was taken Wednesday night
to be used in the new Knox county
directory to be issued by the Farm
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Withrow of
Fredericktown have as their guests
their daughters. Mrs. Arthur Nowak of
New York City, and Mrs. Kent Shat
fer of Trafford City, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lattimer Of
Cumberland, Iowa. who have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Sailor
OF South Vernon, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. William Cosner returned to
Columbus this morning. after attend.
ing the funeral Of her father, the late
William Roberts, and spending sew
eral days with Mrs. G. H. Brown.
Mr.. Arthur Mills of East Vine street
was taken to the Mt Vernon Hospital
Wednesday. Mr., Mills is suffering
with appendicitis and an operation
may be necessary.
Mrs. L. F. Horn and two children,
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Horns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Osborn, Of West High street, re-.
turned Wednesday evening to Mar.
marth. North Dakota.
Mrs. Harry Shafer of Columbus
spent Wednesday in the city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Wine
land. This morning, she went to
Orrville, where she will visit with
relatives.
| Miss Charlotte Damn, of Minneapol-
is, Minn., who has been visiting with
relatives in Mansfield, went to Nit.
Vernon Tuesday to visit with her sis.
ter. Mrs. John W. Rudin. She will
then go to Pittsburgh for visit with
relatives before returning here.--
Mansfield News.
Mrs. ]. Donald Creveling of Colum
bus accompanied her husband to the
city Wednesday, Witnessed the
Mounts -Chenoweths basket ball game
and spent the night with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Dorsey. of North
Gay street. Mr.. Creveling is manager
OF the Chenoweths.
Grand Chancellor Ellis OF Dayton.
and Grand Keeper OF Records and
Seal Beatty Of Toledo. ON their arriv.
al in the city Wednesday afternoon.
were met by Past Chancellors George
w. D0up and William Hayes and
Chancellor Guy Taylor of Timon
lodge No. 45. Knights of Pythias. The
party motored to the Ohio State San.
atorium and visited q member of the
order from Triangle lodge, Adams
county.
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Meeting
Of The Medical Society We'd.
nesday Afternoon

At the regular meeting of the Knox
County Medical Society held Wednes-
day afternoon in the Mt. Vernon hos
pital, the following papers were read:
Eczema In Children"-Dr. Platter
OF Columbus.
Modern Surgery"-Dr. Bigelow Of
Columbus.
The papers were much enjoyed by
all members of the society. A num-
ber of questions were asked the auth
ors at the conclusion of their papers.
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A Cent?. Reminder.

He-Haye you decided what you will
wear at the next germnni She That
1epepds somewhat un the flowers that
ere sent me. nave u perfectly dear
UsWp that. with n dozen jncn rpscs
WUUId he Just too swee, for anything.
0tAmOnd Times Dispatch
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TOM EDISON BUSY
ON BIRTHDAY

West Orange N. j.. Feb. 11-Thom-
as A. Edison, known as the wizard"
spent his 68th birthday today work
ing on his plans for rebuilding his big
shops that were recently burned.
Many friends sent him congratula-
tions. but in characteristic manner
he celebrated only by doing a little
more work than usual.
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SHORT LOCALS

Eggs, 2Sc; butter, 2bc.
Mr.. George e. Mitchell spent
Thursday in Columbus on business.
Mr.. B. d. Sapp went to Utica this
morning on legal business.
FARMS FOR SALE-W. G. Rock.
veil. II
Come in and see the new and i'm
proved 1915 Ford. Auto Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Korn arc spend
ing the day in Howard.
Mrs. Robert Glasgow spent Thurs.
day in Bangs with friends.
Mr.. Lewis p. Schaus went to Co
lumbus this morning on business.
Mr.. Arthur G. Wolfe spent Thurs
day In Columbus.
DR.. Virgil /. Fisher was business
visitor In Columbus on Thursday.
Miss Maude McCreary is convalesc-
ing from severe attack Of the grippe.
Mr. J. William Lee departed last
evening for Darlington, s. c., In the
interest Of the c. & G. Cooper Co.
Mr.. Winchester Faust went to Can
ton this morning, where he will visit
with his nephew, Prof. w. c. Faust.
Mr. Russell j. Ash went to Etna, o.,
this morning, called there by the
death of his cousin.
Mrs. John Mitchell returned to
Lock this morning, after visit with
relatives in the city,
Mr.. Lot C. Stillwell left last even
ing for indianapolis. Ind, where he
will transact legal business.
Deputy Sheriff Walter b. Mosshold
er was a business visitor In Danville
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartz returned this
morning to Danville, after visit with
Mrs. John Stinemetz.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Silliman o1
FredericktOwn have gone to Akror
for visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. A. Smith and Mrs. Scot
Robinson are spending the day il
Gambler.
Before buying your monumental
work for summer see John Ralstor
at Howard.
Miss Harriet WOlverton went Il
Columbus Wednesday and entered
the Columbus School for Girls.
Mrs. James Israel and Mrs. Saral
Dunnick were Columbus visitors OF
Thursday.
Miss Pearl Harris went to Mt. Gil
cad Thursday. to spend several day
with relatives.
Mrs. l.. j. Branigan went to Mt. Gil
cad this morning, where she will Wis
II with relatives.
Application blanks for automobil,
licenses may be obtained at the Ban
ner Office free of charge. I
Mrs. j. A. Longhenley returned t,
Columbus this morning, after visi
with Mrs. G. ii. Brown.
Miss Neva Sapp of Gambler spen
Wednesday In the city with her sis
ter, Miss Sarah Sapp.
Mrs. j. A. Long went to Chauncey
O.. this morning, where she will visi
| with ralntivaa
Mrs. ]. C. Hunt of North Mulberr,
street. who has been seriously Ill TO
the past ten days with grippe, has re
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Lybarger o
Lima, who have been guests OF Mrs
John Rinehart, went to Bangs thi
morning to visit.
Attention! We have one aud onl
one new 1916 Ford. Take this warn
Ing and get in your order early. Aut
Inn.
Mr.. William A. Wander went L
Loudonville this morning to attend
meeting OF the board OF directors O
the Ohio Lubricant Co.
Messrs. A. G. and Walter Jone
were called to Newark today on az
count Of the serious illness of thei
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-12
Caught.

Adjutant General Thomas ]. Stew
art of Pennsylvania, has held the Of
flee under six different governors. He
was recently sworn in by Governor
Brumbaugh.
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state Senator Carson III,

GAINESVILLE, O., Feb. Thames b.
Carson. state senator, is seriously III
~ pneumonia. his physician an.
neunced. He is at his home here.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-12

That Servia. q country OF 5000, 900
has less than 200 doctors Is surpris.
Ing development of the war;
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-12
Pigs Feet In the Pit.

Salaries at the early New York thea.
ters were extremely small. But II the
salaries Were small 80 were the prices
Of admission One shilling. l21a cents,
let you into the gallery or the pit and
II you didn't have the smiling the mer.
cenary management forced you to pay
Is cents. So the boys got the habit Of
changing their money at tisnwoman's
on the corner. who for IL cents oblig
ingiy gave them shilling and pig'a
foot They handed In the shilling at
the door and during the course Of the
evening presented the well picked bone
to the management by way Of some
unfortunate In the pit or ON the stage
Caught.
"How IL II | didn't nee yon at the
charity meeting nlsi ntghtT
III was wh, passed the plaTe
arOund~ judge
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-12

front lace corset made Former prices were from
$500 to $1,000; choice now at. .one-Hah on
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-31
Runaway June
(continaed from Second Page


OH gas.zad June as the signifi-
rance OF the Jasieau suddenly dawned
upon her. Whg. they were almost in
the same position il which she had
seen herself when she Was Ned's pite-
Gus little beggar
Thanks. Bolbie., said Iris and turn
ed 10 june. If you want more. honey.
in yeur struggle FOR independence.
come right back. and I'll make Bob
bic give il to Us
June shrank away. ~oh, can't
possibly take il. 1 didn't know you
were going 10 ask Bobbiet
where else do | get it, blurted
the bosom friend Boobies the e.tsi-
est way.
That's Just it. June pointed out
Cant you see what beggar a de
pendent woman is Don't you see
tilat If can't accept Il gift OF money
from my husband | can't possibly let
you accept for me a gift OF money
from your husband? Don't be angry.
Iris. please. I'm lighting fer a prlnei-
pie"
"oh. Mr. Thomas Rot exploded
Bobbie
THAT attitude is at the bottom OF
the whole thing. Bobbie, argued june.
with spirit Because the man has
supported the woman for ages he has
made himself the master That de-
stroys the womans self respect. and
love dies"
shes a fine kid said Bobbie hearth
~. '.but if she's going to draw the line
on money which has been handed
from a man 10 woman she'll have
TO get it fresh from the mint.
What will you do. June?" fretted
Iris
If | only had that purse mummy
gave me" unused June.
"She got that from your father, !"
Bobbie was unkind enough to remind
her.
"Oh. that was daddy's mopey," she
brightly replied. no trace of concern on
her brow. and it's the hast can take
from them now that I'm married. Iris.
couldn't you go out to the house and
say you'll send it TO me-"
Just the thing! Iris was bubbling
Immediately with enthusiasm. Well
go right out now. Bobbie, call the car
'You mustn't let them know I'm
here. warned June. You mustn't let
any one know
Within five minutes Iris and Bol2bie
in the swift little runabout We're head
ed for Brynport. In the library June
had found picture OF Ned among
some other intimate photographs. and
it was with constant reference to this
and amid constant talking to it and
constant caressing of it that she penned
her important message:
MY Poor, Dear Boy--I cannot explain in a
letter what happened today. When l an
free. dear Ned. 1 will make you under
stand and forgive You must not try to
find your unhappy bride, JUNE
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IMPORTANT
Announcement
The Story of Runaway June viii APP
pear in. the Star on Wednesdays
and Thursdays

Hereafter the story Runaway
June" will be divided each week and
part Of it published in Wednesdays
paper and part in Thursdays paper.
We have had a good many people say
they did not have time Friday evening
TO read the story before going to the
Temple theater to see the motion pic
lures illustrating the story. Running
the story in this manner win give our
readers and the theater patrons
ample time to read the story before
the pictures are shown on Friday
nights. Remember, in future you viii
read Runaway June" in Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons Star, and
see the pictures at the Temple theater
each Friday night.
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GET TOGETHER SOCIAL

The 10Th of April is the date that
has been set and advertised for the
w. c. T. U. social to be given at the
Baptist church, beginning at 7:30
o'clock, promptly. A choice program
is being arranged, which will be fol-
lowed by a social hour. Each mem
Der of the W. C. T. u is asked to
consider herself a committee of one
to advertise this event and do all in
her power to make it an enjoyable
success. There viii be no charges,
no collection. All citizens cordially
invited. Fuller particulars later
Watch for them. Committee.
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lUNT DEBBY came around the
corner of the Moore house IN
N all her glory-stin lavender
60 dress with the red posies on it;
yellow hat with the green feather, tan
shoes and blue stockings.
.Howdy. Aunt Debbyr' Bobbie Bleth-
ering. with his chattel beside him.
swung up the drive in his fast little
runabout.
June's parents came to the door,
John j. Moore in the blue and tan
smoking jacket which ne had refused
to wear until tenderness at June's ap
preaching departure had brought him
to it. and Charlotte Moore in the gray
silk dress embroidered by June's own
hands.
Come right in heartily invited Fa-
Their Moore. and Mother Moore, with
soft eyes. shook Bobbie by one hand
and Iris by both.
I'VE have only a minute to stay.
began Iris. starting to talk as they
went into the library. Il heard from
June" Iris ratified on. Father Moore.
in the parlor, came straight over.
she missed her purse glibly went
on Iris. while Bobbie eyed her with ad-
miration "She's afraid she lost it
Did she leave it hereT
Right on that table. and Mrs
Moore's eyes sparkled- She took il
from dra wer in a desk
That girl always was careless about
money" laughed Mr.. Moore rs If it
were Il wire
Bobbie glanced at Iris She vas as
serene as plate Of ice cream.
III send it to her" offered Iris. and
Mrs. Moore smilingIy PM IL in her
hand
why didnt June wire usg puzzled
father. his lists buIging in the pockets
of his gay smoking jacket.
YES why didn't she.' Mothers
voice was full of anxiesg. but a. she
saw the unrufied expression Of Iris
| chickering's face she began TO bride
| If JUNE could wire her friend, why
couldn't she wire her mother2
You have such slow delivery out
here. promptly explained Iris.
Just what did she say e
.-----7yT eyes to TIE. T7ssffsne- .sssi
logan telling off the words OF ner lin
gers.
Phone mother can't ind my surse
Did forget it? Extremely happy
Bushels of lore to all. June
Twenty minutes were all the callers
could spare. They drove down the
boulevard. 4 taxicab dashed BY them
but they did not notice it Ned War
ner was in the taxi and be was out
and up on the porch before the ma
chine had come TO a full sfen John
Moore answered the bell. and be stood
as if petrified when he saw his sea in
laws expression
Have yeu heard from Junefe husk
ed Ned.
Isn't she with yous- The voice Of
Moore was strained and tense
Mrs. Moore came hurrying ont. her
face ashen.
Junier she cried She ran down To
the taxi ind peered IN through the
open Window she came running hack
and caught Ned by the arm .kEhexa
IS ny girl z.
---s.lzvrs Hs fsn't hereg gasped Ned.
Come inside John Af9ores voice
had lost al its color He led the way
into the library Vow. What S al
this aboatz Why are Jon here alones.
ev-refsy.,-r.y4 t.
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Hol, Week Services

Services for the remainder Of holy
week at Grace church will be as fol-
lows:
Maundy Thursday: Celebration Of
the holy communion at 10 a. m
Good Friday: Morning prayer and
ante-communion service at II a. m.
Evening prayer at 4:30 p. m.
Easter Eve: Evening prayer 4:30
p. m.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-31

Notice Is hereby given % ~
Board Of County COMMISSIONS
Marion county viii hold ae
meeting March 5Sth, 1913, to
bids for the insfaIlatfon -
checking system to aid the tar
sor and board Of county cona1
ers IN the assessments and ssis
ton OF taxes including all
cards, indexes and ali nece
aphernalia for the proper use IS
system.
Board of County Commit
3-wed-3t By ". p. Carr. sasss..
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The Little Trained Nurse says: Get
your Easter egg dyes at the Anti
Monopoly Drug Store, 3 cents per
package. 24-9t
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The most satisfying box of candy,
>Eriola Sweets, so cents for thirty
pieces. Sold in Ocala at Gerig's
DRUG Stores only. 22-tf.
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Miss Ida Sanders of South Caro-
lima, arrived yesterday to spend sew
eral months with her uncle and aunt,
Maj. and Mrs. L. T. Izlar. Miss Sand
ers was guest at the Izlar home two
years ago.
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min ghaTTl, Ala.

DIR and Mrs. P. p Pillans of Or
Iando, were recent guests of the form
er's brother, Mr.. I buis Pillans and
wife in this city Ell route to Electra
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Pillans.
They made the trip in their Overland
car.
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All varieties of seed corn; also mil
let and sorghum, now in and for sale
by the Ocala Seed Store. SIT
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DIR. ]. Walter HOODS new Office tele-
phone number is 2s4. 15-tf
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The president of the Ocala Won
ans Club, Mrs. C. r. Tydings, in an
effort to lend assistance to the Florida
Federation which viii strive to have
passed at the next legislature, conven-
ing the 9th of April, three bills,
namely: compulsory education, more
stringest marriage laws and home
for delinquent girls, has urged each
club member. to write letter to the
Marion county representatives in both
houses, asking them to use their in
ffuence to make laws of the proposed
bills. When striving for some public
good there is nothing so inspiring as
cooperation, and letters to the mem
bers Of the legislature from body Of
club women whose soul desire is to
better humanity will have great
weight. Let every member comply
with her presidents wish. The legis-
latipe committee of the federation.
through whose members the bills will
be presented, has received any number
of letters from all over the state of
voluntary cooperation and among
those it published was the following
from Mrs. Hooker of this city: II want
to congratulate you upon your splen-
did organization of the legislative
work. It's mighty strong force, and
ought to bring something to pass. ]
spoke before the Tampa Woman's
Club last week, especially on the three
subjects you stress, and seemed to
arouse much interest. I believe it is
absolutely up to- the women's clubs
to look after these things, if it is done
at all"
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Tuesday the following composed a
c6ngenial party motoring to Salt
Springs to spend the day: DR.. and
Mrs. H. C. Dozier, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Sandlin, Misses Ruby Gissendaner,
Marion Dewey, Elsie Mead, Ellen
Ciarkson, Mrs. Thomas Sexton, Mrs.
Eta Robinson and Mr. Olaf Zewad-
ski. The sprirIgs~is the destination
now of many similar parties, as it of
fers delightful diversion for days
outing, and this party was particular
fg fortunate for the fish We're biting
with rapidity and the members
brought home great numbers of the
fnny tribe.
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Smoke Cuban Club. SC Cigar.
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Among Ocala's new citizens are Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Pater and four daugh-
tiers, who arrived last week from
Jacksonville to cast their lot among
US. They are occupying the Dorsey
house on Ollawaha. Mr.. Pater has a
wholesale grocery store in the store
room formerly occupied by the E. G.
Smith undertaking parlors.
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body Ii rllssles into every cell, Gauss
every bone, muscle, lgaments te1loo =,
mucous surface and every nerve - -
with freedom, with heaiIn, Will ne"
found springinass.
And best Of 81, S s. s. though pow
arfuI searching, verwhelming enemy {
TsaIn and the causes Of raeufna tisIn Il s.
Iagsse IS the dew on q peaeh-.3iSlaS q
p9Herfus as Isie heEssss5lgs ssrn u ISM
81 So S - 5s1lsss5E @eora adase On stub
s c..,essssrsatisrn = g q once
.s:s,eciiic CO. aes1ss.ft Build
sant4 ca 3, IS t.,ard Sseases. ana
IS famous - PERSONA iood tests.
pped 20 allss, ,sssssest naed9 aufEori.
al koved Pr s. as.a e S. lay. Then |
- sse sss 5 r psssu tor asasae.
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Prof. Karl Jansen, a Swedish ply
steal culturist, who was one OF u
hest, and by many considered the -
lecturer in the reefsagtof. Ie 49, -.l0.i-
viii retsal9ssSfre at the public schools
Llassng been engaged for that purpose
- the county school board. On Thnrs
Jay evening Of next week, Prof ian
seh vii give for the benefit of the
an entertainment at tha Tara
pie. for which the pupils are 1o7,
- - s'ckets. The fact that Prof.
,ansen e on the Chautauqua plat
s3lm and member OF the s,,,,,,,,er
.snool faealty Of the UnivarsitvofI
|. ! slh.a' gIyes assurance that
- ana lessons are of the very
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Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick and son Joe,
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Sandlin for ten days, left Mon
day for Tallahassee to spend week
before returning to their home in Bir-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-31

Miss Mary Lee Hill left yesterday
for a visit to friends at st. Peters
burg.
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Little Miss Margaret Stevens of
Lakeland is the Easter guest of he@
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and 5,,,.;,,e,
.hse---rFs-7bT her mother, Mrs. 1. v.
Stevens.
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Mrs. G. K. Williams is at Lake
Wen. on a brief visit to DR.. and Mrs.
Herr, northern friends, who have be-
come winter visitors and property
owners at North Lake.
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Mrs. John Boisseau and little daugh-
ter have returned from visit to
friends at Gainesville.
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onci aded On page Four
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CHAPTER II.

UNT DEBBY came around the
| a corner of the Moore house IN
A all her glory-stif lavender
dress with the red posies on it.
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sS5ntinued Tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-25
MAN SLIDES DOWN
An IRON STAIRWAY
WAS SLIGHTLY HURT, BUT AT
FIRST 1T WAS BELIEVED HE
HAD BEEN SERIOUSLY MUIR
ED FROM THE PLUNGE.

When a white man named David
Nose missed his step and began slid
ing down the iron stairway at the Ma
sonic building yesterday, it was
thought that he had been seriously in
jured, and a doctor was called to at
tend him. After an examination, it
was found that Moss had rather mi
raculously escaped, not, however, with
a whole skin, for he was bleeding from
many abrasions when picked up.
The incident, happening at a time
when crowds were very large on the
street, created some excitement
among the large number of shoppers
in the Immediately near vicinity.