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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

UuHer ana bv virtue ~ a Anal decree
of foreclosure and sale rendered on THE
Gotta day Of April 1885, ~ the Won A q.
Campbell Judge 81 the circuit Court u
EsnambEa County. Florida. fn Chaucerys
lu rHrtain cause therein pending
wherein GeorRe " Wright was complain
ant and ST.. s. keYsgr Ga his own rlEht
and az executor ~ the last VIII and testn-
meut ~ Harriet e, keyser, decreased. and
aa trustee under the viii ~ Harriet
ReFrar. deceased. ana r. 4, Campbell
EaVser Nellie keFsar Meredith and her
husband william M. Meredith. Key
ser Atkia. Emily r. AtHu. Helen
H Atau. and Gus Eltzan as trsa-
tee fu bankruptcy ~ the Ke8ser-
So ldcn Company, a corporation. bank
gpt. were defendants. Z N3ll en- Monday.
che Fth day O. June 1918, before the
County Court House Door in the City
81 Pensacola Esranfbia county. florida
during THE legal hours ~ sale. otter for
sale and aeW mt public cutlery 90 the high
eat and best bidder for cash. the fellow
.nR described real estate situated in the
Citv % Pensacola. Escamhia county
Florida to-WlGa "Thn North NffV-HiN $3.50
feet az The south onn hundred siA fia6l
feet ~ the West one=half tW. ~ q
Arnrut Tot twentE-four f2b ola CITY
Tract. according 90 ths map ~ the cts
60 Pensacola. copyrighted hg Ihoa. 81
watson in 1FKF. q Kefher with TIE
teraweate. Embellishments ard appurteu-
anees thrrcuuto belouElug or ~ anvwise
apneftaiutne. TERMS cash. Deed AZ cost
/ 90 purchase
GEO p. WENTWORTH
Special Master.
e AL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

In Eacambga County. Circuit Court
state o. Florida. 81 ChancerF- W H
LmEaF as executor Of the estate - ri.
FaEar. deceased. Cons AafnAuts Ea
Krn w InFar. Annie Is SMITH. Louisa
M Adams 1uHa E faFWr Henry LmFar
@ n LaFar. Wan H LAEaF. Susan a.
IInarorah. Gertrude TsaFar Foster. Mar
- resenh CROKER fn&nerb. WA. Henry
Crorker fwlnnrl. Robert LaFar Croker
Ina5nnFB. Edward Augustus CruUker
lfllrnrl Marion LaF'ar. Gladys LaFar.
EVa.yn faFar, Theodore a. Etelnfneysrs
Nona Jones. mma Minnie Chaplin mnd ~
RIemaeF. Defendants ON SATURDAY.
tie Hffh daV - June. q. =. 1918 the
Attendants above named. ARE required
A. a8naar a. the hiM nleA against them
hersim This order O. ne Published once
eaeh wasa fer four consecutive weeks
rs Use Pensacola Journal 4 Newspaper
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
IL . @@ea seSsR . . .
: YESTERDAYS WEATHER
ses~e~Nae @4aes

United States Department o. Agri-
culture. Weather Bureau, Charles r.
Marvin chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. Fla. May 2i, 1915.
Psnsaeoia's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for May. % de-
grees.
Lowest on record for May. - de-
grceA.
Might temperature in May usually
tail to 81 degrees
Highest temperature yesterday, so
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday. 70 de-
Erees.
Pensaeola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending p. m.
yesterday. g inches.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
May SIS inches
Total rainfall this May 70 p. m
I yesterday. $50 inches.
Deficiency this year 60 April 30th,
7 5i inches
small NJ So aw. wv. Murr
Craft winds Winds Winds winaa cane
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

connection with Sc sad plant az Dolores,
Florida. towlt
IL <. steele Brick cutter
d u6ainteRrater.
i Friction Hoist.
100 H p Boiler.
So W p Boiler
clay cars.
be brick barruwa
WAGONS.
fnules-Peta. John and Emma
4 American Brick Maenfne.
Z Pug Mili.
gFauularor
see % q t2xS engines.
AN II Rail
1 Drying equipment
Hight saddle horse named "Friscatu.
An 81 Enramhla County, Florida
L. vs. NELSON.
Special Master
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Unaer and b. virtue % q decree q fore
closure and saie rendered b. the Hon. "A.
q Campbell. Judge ~ the FIRST judicial
Circuit % the State ~ Florida. on the
18th day - April. A. ~. 1918. 81 q cause
wherein John ~ Christie IN complainant.
and a. Brown Jr and Mary rrown his
wife, y. Rust smith. and his wife Elixa-
beth T. smith. John - EuEstrom and
his wife Eva EnKstrum. and the East
FenHacola city Company. are defendants,
wlll on Monday june 7th. a. ID 1918
being a leEai sales Gay, and during the
sgal hours q sale set 90 the highest
bidder for cash IN front of the County
Court House Door. ~ Gho city % Pen
sacola, the following described property
tawit.
Lots one % 20 nine co inclusive In
block six fs) - East Pensacola. accord
ing 90 map drawn by y r. kauaer. tn
January. lAa3, and neiuN in Section o
Township South. Range 20 West. iu
Escamhia County, Fierida
r.. w NELSON.
Special Master.
gsoamay kthoawiw
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LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAVED-Trom Jonah Browne rfara.
near big havoc. two red rawa ana ore
Hight red he.ttr AH marked cran fn
rnht ard fork In left ear Branded sIa-
Wnfd ~ T. Recently marked 4rH
branded. One hau bell WH raw p4it-
able reward Ter Information 81 taaIr
whereahuats Tisrce Tee. 3ao East Tor.
dan. Phone less lsmay7t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.
Under and by virtue 81 n maj decree
81 foreclosure and sale rendered On tho
sUtE day % April 1873. bY the Hon a. q
Campbell. Judge % the circuit Court ~
EacamhlW County Fiuridl, IA Chnarerf.
iu certain cause fHeFeiu pending wher@
n Florida Farm Nor gaze Con bany, @
corporation. VAS EumU.aIHut and VIII
8.m IS. keFNer ln hiF wHu right and ae
executor of the last viii eud testament
of Harriet s. keYser deceased and az
trustee under the win 81 Harriet $. Key
ser, R. Ia. Campbell Eeyaer. Nellie Key
ser Meredith and her husband william
N. Meredith. kegser Akin. Helen ri
htkiu. Emily n. Atkln end A g. Jones
were defendants. 7 win on Mes13aye. the
Fth day of June. 1915. before the County
Court House Door ia the city 81 Peusa-
rC.a. Essambia County. Florida. during
erie leeal hours o. sale. offer for sale
aHd EHl ht public cutlery 60 the highest
ard best bidder for cash, the foilowing
described real estate situated in TIRE City
on Pensacola, Eacamhta County, Florida
to-wlt' south forty t80B feet 81 the
North seventy fTal feet end tha South
and one Haif ggGM4 feet - Lot two hun
Pensacola. said LOT fronting en- the East
Side ~ paIafox street. retween Romano
and Garden streets" together with the
tnuementH. hHredltamcnta and aunurteu-
anees therennt0 belonging or ia anywiHe
arpertaintnE. Terms cash. Deed AZ cost
GEO p WENTWORTH.
Special Master
EfTAHzarRfFaavyspr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

Under and hY virfae ~ "a decree Of
force uHuFc and sale rendered hy the Hon
a. % Campbell fudge - TIE FIRST Ju-
diaiai Circuit on the state az Florida. or
che aoth day q Aprn A. ID 1915. lm a
cause wherein Mary TFfekH Van Auada e
is complainant. and Thomas Daley. Ida
Van AuHdaie ana T. @. Van A8sdale are
defendants. 7 VIII nn ainndav. June Tth
A. =. 1915, being a leHal sales dav. and
during tho legal hours ~ sale. Hell TO the
highest bidder Tor cas-" in front ~ TIRE
County Court House noor in the city
81 Pensacola, EHeambia County. Fi8rIda.
fhH following described property towit.
ore Gasoline Launch. named f'Norn Tho
5rd five feet beam, Forty-fve Horse
power, Stearus Engine. 4 cylinder and
Furior cyrie; also the following described
real estate.
Tho noFeh siNty-sevsn feet and siz
inches 81 ~ Inl q lots nineteen aa1
and twenty te01 and the north sixty
seven feet six inches {6T n 3 gn1 81 TIRE
west twenty eve feet t2al % loo eighteen
ls1 Ora Block two hundred thirtv-two
.2ge1 in the View city Tract q the city
OF Pensacola
JERRYfJ. SULLIVAN. JR
Special Master,
BgaAmayethoawEw
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MASTERS SALE

MASTERS SALE.
Under and hE virtue Of decree rem
dared hy the Hon. 2. Emmett Wolte.
Judge ~ tie FIRST Judicial Circuit ~ the
state 81 Florida ln a cause wherein
Chaa a. Born "a complainant ard MARY
l. Roach and her husband WIN. Z
Roach are defendants. 7 vii on Monday.
June rth. A. H., 1918. being q leEll sales
dav and during che legal hours " sale
sen 10 the highest bidder for cash pa
front Of the County Court House doof
be tire city % Pensacola. the foilowins
described property. to- wit.
Tie North 90 feet 81 the East 10 feet
- iof e. and 6 che West SO feet q les
e. ~ block -. x The New city Tract
iu TIRE city ~ Pensacola Florida
ALSO that part of Joe 2. of block 7 ~
che East King Tract. East o. TArraGona
St. described a. follows
EeginnlnK at q point on the North lire
or Wright Sc re 1-9 feet East - the
Southwest corner ~ said }ots Themes
East On the North line ~ Wright s. 81
feet. thence North ~ right angles IL
feet. thence West 90 feet thence South
lia feet to point OF beginning. helua
in C8fy oil Pensacola. Escambla County.
Florida Deed AZ cost II purchaser
r. 2. REESE
Special Master.
sasauaaysoawsw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

FOR sAf.E-0r exchange f5r Improved
Uitv prcEerfvs modern country home.
water and sewer system errHw1ata. Etvn
arra land. barn. chicken haEErH. etc. AH-
dress "Euuutrg-" care Journal AIRS
ron skt.E-Nevr furniture. new piano.
12ss RI lee So 16uavT
CHOICE FRUIT nnH uacan tracts Ter
cash or an easy uNYw eufw- ENtra
good FeHefahis lands cuaa fishing
hunting ersterfnM haafirE hafIfuR
Write Graves e. Warri#Cn FHoFf8aroWe.
Fla. Twelve miles from Pensacola tn
Escamhia Bay. .ahl7
POST CARD .EHs-Etv fhe latest
on the wafhet comics Lovers Birth-
aaw Local cards. fHaa assorted
a0 OBS Tr8l order fn6. Sd cents ~
Van SfcHe Co.. 2e7 washington Ste Huf-
fuo. N ST.
Eun SALE National eaah -eeIstar= cost
aue hundred 6oHaf monte ga teiFtE-
owe faEes b. Mhian Arue'a George. ms
south Iafra soma street. 1rnaAg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

N0NE PIANO can - nada Mkn new Ia
tone touch ere innka ~ our three eEt
peft piano uu4rn ara enss fiuiensrs
lev prose- Mn0 wmm can nav % the
-s-sG Ths Clutter Muaie Msuaa tknas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
ROOMS AND BOARD.

HTGH CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS
4 East Gregory street Best ~ seF-
vice including butler ma as etc Must
Furnish references. Beard alone 20 6e-
rfrasd Efaurlw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

published IN said Escamhia County. :
CseAd) JAS. MacGTBBON.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Pensacola. Florida, Aprfi 80th. 1915.
By THos. A. JOHNSON. y. c.
Goa may oawSw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
ARTESIAN WELLS

ARrEsIAN w-ELLs-wyu put IN van,
60 12 inches diameter any sarth
and E4Hran fea water. write far fF51 t-
formation Gray Arteasaa wei Co r.'t-
fH@a|e FNh Bfneh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

The Journals Want ad
Way" win get you results.
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HOOTON & WATSON
wnH RENTAL AGENTS.
Help Wanted Male


vvANTEn-At uncs. white wirl settled.
stronN ard wiltinH To cook and help
with huuHaworh and ear stag with fam-
ny. al& E kntendeneia street aimay4f"
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED FToaseheeuer FOR small family
~ seunfrv good home - right PARTY
Address Box 3. vt y. r. No. J. Canton
raawa VA 8amav
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

FoW sAr.w-Th~ fouowfrs shares 81
stock as shares Rsrer'ena Gt Wharf
Co. 3 shares Ferry Pass Inspectors a
2hiuuers Assn. raa shares West Persia
rofs land Co. also ef7 residence tafs IL
finzelhHrEt. one int rnB tvteaptorv Bwef-
Ing GA HaFou CHICO az 900 acres pine
iand- santa EoHa county. leo shares -
u8nw. one 8nt ga 8hH Town az AwHHEuH'a.
Alabama and number ~ lots fn the
View city Tract and Fact Pensacola g
residence fvts ~ NontEawffr A'a. fa--
NH0 60 bonds 81 Pensacola suburban r. RI
f-H a.a6a g. F 81 A. E Fri Go bonds.
ss shares ~ preferred stock q r. q A
f@t shares ~ common stock 81 p AZ a
Hta Tote tn Highland Park srN acres
Tend west ~ Country rEuh. end @auth
n the hard road 11E-fa ceres &c Iand
facing BRENT road Sc acres 20 land fn
UsFae'B survey adjoining Pre- rnmrhefi
homestead 81 a. Milton receiver Write
National HEHk 11 west Intend ene1a
street. reH1are'as FlG 1mag
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED ~ first class cook
and chamber maid. Best 81 fetef-
eueea Appiv 30 q Lanua nayl i
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

4 buy and exchange ana sell anything
second hand Stoves. wagons locks. elu-
FHtorH. pumps. piping desks bottles.
barrels feed hara. preserve Jars. chairs
harness. show cnvaa Ean boxes nrs1ee
counters typewriter. eumea uFna fn
fact. q there iE anything vou need. Z
have H Address fts south Tarraeona
street Pensacola, FTs- 1uav
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

SALE AfAN-Wor general mercantile
trade la F7oFi3a te ae8 a NEW uE9pe
HifiUn 81 MERIT Vacancy row Al
tFArtiVa commission contract SIS week
tV for expenses MHea ~ Bl1ier Ea.
Whoieaala Jewellers. asaa Carfn BIDS
Cleveland. 81 1Gmagtt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

nTgTHInUTOHs- Wanted 30 hire sewers.
meu ara women Distribute free rfsEs
Soap Powder with SOAPS, eEc. FNperi-
enee unnereHsarF state vases expected.
write Ward CO, Gff Institute ChiHEc
HrnaHlf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

FOR SAT trawhrrriaa are row the
mweEt 80 wears. THE season e. draw
tnE FsuiHfw Is Is close an8 soon they WIN
aH Be gone. Ua EauF preserving now
Berries - fha Hueef can hs secured from
~ g. Mcmillan. Phone rfg sQmav-fF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
LOST AND FOUND.

TOsT-onu white setter puppy
months Ola short TAIL fur black
FnaakR. Return 60 E11 w. Belmont
street OF phone $40 1smayst
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

F0R SALE =shinR1ts. by Tg. No
hand drawn cypress shingles. en- e0 Per
r., aeNTcfea 20 EeuEar0lA. u r.. Bur
CESS. Robinson pciut. Pa TfaprIms
FOR -z4.ha~rerga-a~. t.r,.-,.,s.
eli0m aNtv gasoline arnEre rs are
e'"e4ten. n O. Box 1858 Pensarola
2muy
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Statesmen Wanted.

SAT .E98fAN ~CBnahie speciality man for
pa Staple hnn GA new ard eps
UonHl terms Nuran#F nov. Attractive
commission ceufraut SIS weekly for eN-
penaea Niles 81 HiEfar CO.. a4@19 car
In Bldg Cleveland. ohio.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

FOR SALE-Nice, dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, 90c per load.
$3.50 per cord. delivered
Stearns Lumber & Export
Co, Tarrsgona and Lloyd
p,,pa 1910 zlmch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

FOR skt.E-New FURNITURE. rev piano.
12ss re- lee So 16ravT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22

FOR sATE---ERza FOR Matching from
carefully mated. fharr UEhhFrd rinHe
comb Rhode frlHnd ge8N 81. $50 ard
stock Tor sale. Reese Poultry Yards.
k r. ~. No. g Pensacola. F1a- Phone
1874 r.. r. Reese TmayI re
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
Notice To Delin-
Quent Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given to all delin-
quent taxpayers that if taxes now due
and In arrears are not paid before
JANUARY, LIST, 1916,
l will by law proceed to collect. l re-
fer to section so of Chapter $50 Acts of
the General Assembly of Maryland.
which provides as follows: Section so.
The said treasurer shall during the first
week in December in each and every
year, give notice to all delinquent tax
payers of said county, by advertisement
inserted in two newspapers published
IN said county, and in hand bills posted
in five of the most public places in each
election district of said county, and at
the court house door, warning them
that the payment of all taxes then in
arrears will be enforced by advertise
nlent and sale unless the same be paid
before the 1st day of January next
following.
Please pay promptly and save costs.
C. A. BEACHY,
Treasurer for Garrett county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02

marked, THE Lord money" What's
this for? She told him. Bless my soul.
said he, wriggling, that would be $50.
Can't stand it. He begrudged the
money. 1t was hard at first, but he
consented to his wife's solicitation and
did it and felt better. Then he Dragged
to his friends and found he had been
doing it since he was converted. He
made $500 per day and each Saturday
night laid aside $1.20. Don't you take
out your living first? Did the Jews of
old take out their taxes, or rent or
living? If it is on your place of bust
ness, then take 1t out, but not on your
home or farm.
Then, says one, it is a pecuniarv in
yestment. Then if give crackers I'll
get back loaves. These are purely sell
fish and worldly motives. But | can't
afford it. You can't afford not to Go it.
DO you know any who do it and are not
prospered. 1t is an appeal to love of
gain. Do you not pray for Gods bless
ing on your temporal affairs? You ask
for wisdom to be guided daily. You
work for gain, don't you? Or is it for
mere pleasure or health? You owe
one tenth of your income. What is now
yours once belonged to somebody else.
You are now accountable for it's use.
You are a steward. Jesus commended
the law, indirectly. The Jews did not
need to be taught this. They observed
both this law and the Sabbath.
How does nine tenths go as far as all,
you ask. Will you explain the law of
gravitation, or how vegetation grows
But you know that the law of gravi-
tation exists and that grass grows. So
this law of giving has proved itself
true.
Shall | get rich if l give thus? Not
necessarily so, but you will be more
prosperous spiritually and probably
financially as well. 1t is Gods law.
Get these principles in the heart and
we can't help giving.
Again it is claimed that this is a
return to idealism of Judaism. 1t takes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
Dom, Let Yourself Owe 1t!

We mean that little bill that you owe,
because Of carlessness. A great deal
of the credit business of every town is
credit that is not needed; little bills are
bought. or ''sent in for" that can just
as easily be paid for on the spot; and
on accumulation of such bills-small
eperately-hurts the dealers more than
the average individual imagines.
Never make the mistake of thinking
that the dealer does not care whether
you pay cash, or not. He does care!
He would rather, every time, have your
money, and not a charge against you
even that small charge that you think
don't count for much. Fifty or hum
dred, small charges, means big total.
Never accept credit, carelessly. 1t is
the little forgotten charges that often
create the most trouble. The dealer
don't like to ask you for so small an
amount, and after while you are apt
to forget it. and perhaps deny that you
owe 1t. Don't do business that way!
You can pay cash, lots of times when
you don't, Just because you have form
ed the very bad habit of being careless
about such matters, or perhaps be-
cause you think you will put off" pay
ing out the money.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
Foreign

Herbert Louis Samuel British Post
master-general was appointed Chan
cellor of the Duchy Of Lancaster, with
a seat in the Cabinet, to fill the va
cancy created by the resignation of
Winston Spencer Churchill, who has
gone to the front.
Maximum retail and wholesale
prices for game were adopted by the
German Government.
Prince Won Buelow, former German
Chancellor, conferred at Zurich,
Switzerland, with the Cardinal Arch
bishop of Cologne and DR.. Won Muehl-
berg. Prussian Minister to the Vatican.
at Rome.
The steamer Libra, which arrived at
Cadlz, Spain, from New York, was
destroyed by fire with the greater part
of her cargo.
Fire in the annex Of the Bon Marche,
one of the largest department stores
in Paris caused damage estimated at
$6,000,0 900.
The City Council of Paris has de-
cided to name streets after Miss
Edith Cavill and Emil Despress, exc
cuted by the Germans in Belgium.
Ted Sloan, the once famous jockey,
was ordered deported from England
on the charge of conducting a gam
bling house
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
General


Admiral Winslow, commanding the
Pacific feet, was ordered from San
Francisco with the cruiser San Diego
for TopolobampO, Mexico, to protect
American interests there.
Brand Whitlock, American Minister
to Belgium, arrived at New York from
Rotterdam on the steamer Ryndam.
He is home to recover his health,
and will return to Belgium shortly.
Former President Taft declared at
Rochester that he fayors Elihu Root
as the next President.
A new coaching launch, the Buzz"
was presented to Yale by Col. Charles
l.. F.. Robinson of Hartford.
The Buick Motor Co., works at
Flint, Mich, will double it's capacity
Three thousand houses viii be built
to care for additional employees.
A table knife swallow by Mrs.
Elizabeth Hochsberger of Chicago,
several months ago while i'll, was TAX
en- from her stomach by an operation
at the West Side Hospital Chicago.
Jess Willard, heavyweight cham
pion, will defend his title against Fred
Fulton in a 2O-round contest in New
Orleans during the first week of next
March.
Hetty Green, the richest woman in
the country, celebrated her eightieth
birthday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
The News the Wires Gather
From the Four Corners.
HISTORY IN PARAGRAPHS
Great Events That Are Changing the
Worlds Destiny Boiled Down
for Consumption by the
Busy Reader
War Bulletins


Great Britain and France prepared
to establish a great military base at
Salonica, where large barracks,
strongly fortified, are to be erected
for the Allied troops and a great
electric power station is to be built
to enable the Allies to carry on re
pair work.
France and Great Britain notified
Greece that full indemnities will be
paid for all damage to Greek property
that may be caused by the Allied
armies.
Following their success in the cap.
ture Of the heights of Podgara, the
key to Gorilla, the Italians stormed
the heights Of san Michele. on the
edge of the Carso plateau, TO the south
Of the Austrian stronghold or the
Isonzo.
General Joffre, the French Com
nander-in-Ch.ef. following his recent
visit to London, was reported in
Paris as insisting upon the practical
abandonment OF the Dardauelles eX-
petition and also on Great DEitain's
sending not only the GalliDou forces
10 Serbia, but every other man who
could possibly be spared.
England will have 100000 troops
in the field by next March. and also
will be able to arm and saaDly 6,00O,-
300 Russians. Lord Kitchener told the
Greek government on his recent visit
to Athens according to a dispatch
rom Athens.
Reports that the Greek King has
yielded to the demands of the Allies
were based il part on the report that
he monarch was largely influenced
by the promises of Kitchener.
Greece was declared blockaded,
economically and commercially, by
the French and British. The Greek
Cabinet afterward sat from in the
evening until o'clock the next morn.
ing considering this drastic action OF
the Allies.
The French troop ship Calvados,
with 500 soldiers aboard, returning 10
France from service in the Darda-
nelles. was torpedoed and sunk in the
Mediterranean by a submarine.