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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

Tie 9saribonbs luerben nidli nit bier,
jisiabriarr @hItisfeifcbaner ;nr
slnssabe seiansen.

Gle Yonoausgabe fir Yarf5rcdt
i'm @e.rage BON $3.50, 900, cie)iu
Der, jiinMten gSabl bon oeu Stinrl,
gcbern bctnnIltlidl gliteeIciilcn luur.
oc. miro nidJt, pic nripriiigliA teeb-
iid;tigt, pIer,iglasrigc ejiiltigteits.
bauer babell Tie tatreficnoe Sroi.
Dall6 Die uier3iejabrigc e,iiIiigfeite.
Scucr ucriab, lag geitern Dem Stabt.
ratR pcr, irilroe ic6oG tlid)t angciiom.
.ilen. ionoern on has aonInittec iiir
.,iittel lmn @cae peripieien.
Sta6tratbspr1lioent Iuiner modl.
te ilairlid) ben Stnoiratb oaraii aui.
incrtinnL onf, bic Wetbobe, Bombs
.l!t tierjigiabriger 0jiiItiafeitsDanrr
80 cnlitriren, peraltet lei imo gesen.
ipdrtig aiic gonoaiisgaben 10 erfolrg
fen. bnB bon Sahr 81 ssabr geiuiiic
5crisnniillmern cliigcloit iperoen.
pr6urd, bpDeilterbc Griparniiie al
.;iuica uilo slnlortiiaticnsfoiten sc,
I,g1t iiiroen. Gieie Argl,nleiIte
Iend)tefcn ben Stnotpdtern cin unS
cir Groinnn5 ging all bas apmrlittce
iiir Wsitcl inio ssegc. I'M iid De
<safc 3l iiberlegen into IN Der nady
lten Siting cine neiie Sroinon5 ein'
5iire,GjciI.
Sie Groinan3. 6iird, ipeidDe Der
I3ilen eincs fcnimitteeelerfs iilr
ocn Staotratb nit eitefl So)resge'
s,nli bon $500 9eidnfien iullroe, &C..
lcitnte inter slnfbebmg Der Bs.
ihditsrcaeIn sur ioiortigen slnnaIlmc
intb Sasiclbe aeid)ab nit Der Grei.
,iail5, oiird ipeldr Oas fSebalt poli
5rl. 2oniic s(nipibmler, Der Stcuo.
grapbiitin bca Stabtratbs, bon $1,000
mti $1,000 oas Sabr erb0bt Tirb.
Ten Yoiten bes aommittecclerts miro
befanntIid, mad, bem eritcn eSatilar
oas bistprige GtaotratbsiIlitllieo at
large goiparo gatbgnte crba!ten. slii,
5erbenl ge!angte nod, cine Oroinani
sur amatnle, peldle cine Grbohlulg
0es @eboIts bcs Silisitaotidnsnlei.
tiers ssafob Mcin BON S2s00 ati
$1,000 pnriiebt.
sln oas sfomnlittec fir Dlittcl inlo
Bege ging cine Sroiuail3, in peldcr
@ehaltserbobungen iiir anoerc angr.
ltellte oes 'Stnbtratbs porseieben limo.
Die GroinatB fir Die proiettirie
0erIdngerune Der Siugebriide bis
our Iritten Strabe, mar piroer Gr,
iparten nid)t fertisaeitellt iporocn ilno
,on.lte oaber nift pout aomntittee
fin Straben unb Barfs, ME rr.
ipriinglid, beabiittist serpeica, unter.
breitet tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
besGrlambaibicbein

lpaul Splbsn, %, 1903 gilmore Ctr
l5reoa a. Giber. q, 1898 brennan
Strabe.
|Gbparo Soble, 25, Reabing, 8.
laolia ,S0nig, 21, besgl.
}0apib Jor, 27, Suntinston, 80. ga
tgIau9e s. Goodman, 10, 853 Sut-
6ins Q6e.
J4lster 9ippolis, 26, 6. unb sSObn Ctr
tSba PaImiiano, p. 323 Weit 6. st
Jgraig SorOan, 36, 74s @ebb qltb
lWinnie Weuoops. 81, ossgl.
|Sonarb $. gattrsa, %, Chicago.
SGrace 90. Wtcaeoe, %, 9lrlinator
Ssisbts.
iGbparo Sonss, 80, 513 Sannibal
I Strabe.
lGtbsI Carton, 27, 275o @eit s. Ctr
IGhrlss 9. SoRss, ga, 733 Carlisle
4penue.
lUlarg y. erule, 81, 733 9eutral @p
Ipbilip 9iGari, 27, 426 0eit Court
I StraBe.
lSanuab Gucinotta, 20, besgl.
l9eorse !. sap0pp., 81, 1923 gspis
I aoeuue.
JMatilba RarS, 27, 1856 Meftpopo
Gpenue.
l5oiepb 3. grotbaus, %, Tent, 8.
lautbrina S6tpab, 26, Mad, ..
Jgbarlss 5bomas DiIbslm, 80, Dan
ton, Sbio.
lsuiie arumm, 36, 752 @eif 7. Ctr.
)Gbarlss Ssrn, 29, 2374 g6idaiap
I StraBs.
IRartba Rspsr, %, 364O SapiOn
Ioenue.
}Sobn %. Sdpieserabt, 21, 1905
Raee Str.
tWarie Yintbarbt, 10, 280 Mcbatpt
Strabe.
ySoispb 6. sarOsr. "a, 2502 Spring
! 9rope glpe.
tTlarsaret 5ersufon, 1S, Rorpppb.
lSobn R. Oaois, 80, Ill WMIberrD
( Strabe.
l5ba Rogers, SO, 1913 Sones Ctr.
I@iaiam 3. MiIler, 29, 1543 Groess
I bed Roan.
l@atberins gpubin, q, 1924 Wans=
fielb ctr.
|Runp 9ppp Smit be @asconeslIos
I Baron be 8ascOnesllos, %, 593
I 5srraee 4pe.
l2uslla Warp Wssb, q, Gid Run Rb.
(Stdnlsp SarrD Braun, "a, 1411
I Gin Str.
lsssean airbp. 90, $50 Gpportb @ps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
Srntider WtilitGr llutcrit. gerein.

Gbigcr Berein ieiert iein 81 Stii.
tlmsSicit am Sanlita9 20. gtonenlber.
IN Gcutid)er alubbaus (GentrnI
1urrhalle). IS beoarf tpobl feiner
ireitcrcn auiforbcrlma bieie5 5eit gu
hsiitden, penn Deer @erein lit felt 81
Ssobren init Gem QcutidIthum bieier
5taNt burh did luo 0iinn gcgau.
gen mo hot iib Die 2icbe ilno 2Id.
tllna ieiner &anoSlelttc eriuorbe,I.
SSniolae oeiiea crlautd iid bcrielbe,
,Srcimoe, @etanilte, iammtIidle Ser.
cine lm6 oas Telttlbtbum i'm Auge.
mpmen 5l oieier am 20. Houember
Itattiinoenhen Jeicr ber5lidnt eiIisu.
ie6eil, Inn eiiiige ber1iiiigte Stiia-
Sen i'm Sreiie Der oIten anIneraben
3es Ieiltidlen 0liIitdr.l .llI,tcritiitiines.
gereins su feiern,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
sdluu 10 friih?

Die Obsridfaumsisr, Sis ii4 be-
rufsnfiiblsn fir bi. tommenbt itao'
iiide Wsripaltina bic 2lemier 5u be-
isbsn, iinb bsrsits sifris on Der ar'
belt. Oejtern ipurbs bas Gerii9t aus
qsIprsnsi. bab iobaIo giirssrmsiitts
puftd fem Amt ansttretsn bate,
poIiridsf Gopslan iibsr bic alins,
ipriustn miibts unb In pnul Wl. Wli!r
Iitiu, Der lpdbrenb Der Shiuab'ifs
9lDminiitpntion als poli5eidti absss
lsbt ipuros, einsn gaoHfcIssr ,rbaItsll
ipiirbs.
sosrr pudta brddts bieIss 0triiht
fofort sum Shipsissn. inbsm sr NIT
aIe Gntidisbsnbsit srildrtt, DON
Der sanssn Sad3e abioIut nidis 81
riiisn. SidkrkiisbirsftDr 0oImsS.
t.r b,ionntlidD feline Wisbsrsrnsnnuna
ansumbmsn ssmiIlt N. ndbm dnsss
fibis bieiss 0triihis 0tlssenbtii Su
btnlsrtsn. bob Ct itinen sdrnsn Gin.
fun oufbistsp fpiirpf, Inn poIbtideT
GopeIau, ssr lid MS pflihtireusr uno
untarisiifhtr Bedmtsr bsipdbri babe,
i'm amt au bsbalirE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

glaberoem iprnheu 6ronf Hobiil'
ion, BON 0to. 633 g9cit Rierte Ctr,
DtihacI @urr5, pun NO. 72S Scit
Sldte Strabc luo Is. G. aellp, Don
Ger @eIt StroBc uno State sIpeiIuc,
geitern bcim Ioli5eid)ef GppclGn pcr
nno criuhtc ibn, hornli 81 iebeiL
SoB ellie Gfutiicurc Der Hitucp Gin.
,libiliic Die porgcidricbeue Chauffeur
li5ens 5attcn. Ter IoIi5cidef gob III.
nen Die 9criidyerung, nab oic 9oll5cI
denaa bicrouf od)ten pilroe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
3lus bcm Wrrifbtsbbfen.
NidJtiee tsntideiOnua ees Eber,
iiaatsserid,fo bctr. @crfambts bon
geiitisen WetrGnfen nadD trodc.
nen SerritDrien.
Sis Grprehseielidjaft, bic ioldje Sen.
buusem iibernimint, Naentiu beS
AGnfers nnb nidJt oes
glbicnoers.
Reu.s aapiisl i'm 5leiitemoun'fdeH

Reuss aapiiel i'm 5leiidbmann'ifen
Grbldaftsitreit besonnen. - Dds
5eItament Der Bittpe bes M1iers
s5Obn $oauier. 2ouis gngslbaris
lsbtlpillise gerfiisunaen. Die
gripablung osa WdporS Tailor prll
ct. 9erHaro bsanitanbtt, Gin
9ed Spieltarten dls getoeisitiid in
einem Seiiamentsfaa. - 8eri6t
Der @rpbgeidmorenen. - GbsI9sis
bungs Sale. - Rod ttine Surp
i'm Glaptpn WorbprO5eB erlangt.-
gbepaar falltrt. Ta6lab Sas
den. - 9erifieoenss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

baitc Id ieAs Sabre
lang iurd)tbar su fei,
ben. Sd nsrfuAte
iltenrere aerste. bod
ihien mir fetner bel.
len Su tbnneu. sse-
hen Ytonat bate i'd
en- bcioen Stiten bic
beftiaiten Sd)m,r;en
uuo Nteielben mdd-
ten mid 10 id,pad,
bag id oas B,tt ha.
:an lnubts. 3uleBt
empfahl IN tr { u
,Sreunb 6 bta &.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
NAN TAKES HIS own MEDICINE
10 An oPTGMIgT

Re has absolute faith IN his nedi-
cine-he knows when he takes Il FOR
certain ailments he gets -elief People
who take DIR Kings New Discovery
for an Irritating Cold ard optiminfs-
they know tails cough remedy viii pen
citrate she Innings OF the throat. kill
the germs. and open TIE way for Ma.
turs 20 act. You cant destroy a Cold
b. superficial treasment--you must 60
20 the cause ~ the trouble BE an mp
timist. Get bottle Of Ds iknga New
Discovery today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
sAlLlnos SUSPENDED.

Amsterdam. April e.. All sailings
between Sweden and Frnlond have
been stopped on account ~ the perils
% navigation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED In the Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
plant 70 take your produce. Good land
al reasonable rriees Write for fun
information The Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. Q. Voofhses. President,
Roberts PA fsfsb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
EDUCATIONAL

Thorough instruction ID Shorthand Pit
nan ard Gregg. Bookkeeping. TeIa-
ere phv. English. civil Service ana Cor
.raHpnmdenca courses. Day ana night
e. hool pensacola Business Institute.
Gregory and Fnafox. 6mch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
Statesmen Wanted.

SALESMAN Incapable specially man for
Florida staple lire on new and eAcen-
fIonaf terms Vacancy Nav LIST Ar
tract&xe commission contract t8a week
Is tor expenses Miles Ii Skier 90. 8A~1T
Carlin bldg Cleveland. Q. e5apr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor open 10 all
men. Y. Nj. c. A, Palafox
and Belmont streets. ilmea2m
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED Housework By white woraa
with several wears experience. place
IL the country prefer red. Address 20
NJ" care TIE Journal EAanfst+
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
ARTEsIAN WELLS

ARTEgTAN wEIGsG-wiH put ~ wsHs
20 re inches diameter any aenth
ard guarantee water Write foF fun IN
formation Gray Artesiau Wen Co. cot
tnmdaie. Pa. efnch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
POSITION WANTED

wANTED-Position as bin clerk ship
ping clerk. or clerical work q any
kind. Several Es&ra experience Win
wholesale grocer WIN leave city. Au-
dress Urgent" care Journal 2laprsts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
PERSONAL.

LADY ~ worth $50. 90 would marry
Confidential q BOX e. League TO-
Ieao 0hln gBapF
WANTED TnAKTEIsER-AK g. 90 80
Experiences unnecessary SALARY. com
mission ard expense allowance Is right
man j. V Mefaraay. ChieaNo STARR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
Live Stock and Poultry.

GRAVES POULTRY YARB. white Lex
horn EGGS for Matching. tl.8o Rsr Us
si7B for ~. IS 90 for feA Is per cent
fertility guaranteed. Address Route Z
Pensacola. Pa Tmprims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
VEGETABLE PLANTS.

FoR sAr.p-A MA assortment % veg
etahie plants various kirds. very best
variety ohtainahle. cheap for cash. Mrs
Il. a Dnbuiesop, No. as T.. tntsuden-
eta phone Ifk1 f7Gpr2w
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wANTED-To Trade.

WANT TO TRApaa Equity in three lots
on paved street. Tor hvs passenger car.
Small amount due and iuuE tiHne VIII
pay differences. n any. Address car
care Journal 2eapltt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
FOR SALE.

FOR sAI.E-ons sal'on automobgs IN
perfecs condition. practically new
WIN ssll rsai cheap Tor cash. Reason
for ceiling owner leaving city. Ad-
eresa saron. care Journal f7aprit
FOR RALE-Roomdns house furniture
Ter . i2-room house close IN. several
roon1s rented. cheap FOR cash W.T.
mecnpt two good uilk cows e. cash b
trade. Address "hoouling House care
1aafnaL Hapr"-
FOR SALE Modern rooaly buhgalow
end rye iotss fheluU Isth street and
laakeVteM street New barn chicken
e s..s.. fr,it .,s sseAss rsrtees .isis
refused. a splendid nome dirt cheap
J, a. Va. 1919 East iita street 25ap5t
81 Local Ala, or q, u 4 A, Railroad
FTue location. new town. Address u ID
Box =. Atnore. Ala 2sm-h
FOR SALE-Pansy Flour
is the triumph Of the mil
lers art. Ii costs a trifle
more than other flours-but
what a difference in the bis
cults. r. o. Hancock, dis
tributor. april
FOR SALE-Nice, dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, g)c per load.
$3.50 per cord, delivered.
Stearns Lumber & Export
Co, Tarragona and Lloyd
Phone 1913. Hn'h
FOR aALE-Tw good business corners.
northeast and northwest corners ~
Barcelona and zsrragossa streets. and
street sts Spsis % v =. ssssnst. ais south
Barcelona street toMayis
ron sAI.E-Ths sgno'slng shars. Q!
Co. shares Ferry ptlss inspectors .
shippers Assn. $50 shares West renaa-
cola Land Ce also sfe residence lots n
HaReIhuraI one lot ana two story dwell
link on Bayou Chico Is, 900 acres pin-
land. Santa Rosa county, iea shares 81
stock in tae Interstatr Casualty Com
panv. one aot ~ the Tukn q AndAiusiNa
Alsnaraa end = number q leis in ne
lot - lumber on Mc McfsauRhey's wharf
Camp ground lot "a Ncnavid. Pa. :
residence lots IN Menteomerv. Ala. tts.-
ae0.0o bonds 81 Nensacola Suburban =. "
Z W II. Milton. receiver First Natiemaf
( Bhnk n West Intendsncia street, Pon-
sacoia Fan fuach
1 CHOICE FRTrT ana pecan tracts for
cash Or On eAsy payments Extra
EonA vegetable iauda Coed fishing
hunting. oystering. boating. bathinG
write Graves a NarFfmm. F7orfdatowbs
pa Twelve miies fryni Pensacola en
Esrnuhla Bav gani7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

Hicksrv Camp No q Fgooan~n a. IN.
werla meets second ana fourth wednes.
cav nsghta nt Use 3. m Wuoarnen ran
corner BAyien ard Ramsna
C. y. CRooKE. GERS
C. q
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= o. o .

wxn~iStcr Eneawrusant. Ne a r.est.
aFmrY aaennA ard fourth ugpslv@wsss, ~
each month a. D. m. n Rarorsl txan
corner Navien ans Reifnonf ssT@@e@
Ninltink Fatriarchs are invites 70 al.
tend
W r OVERHEARD.
CHAs FRwrnEICHsES. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

81 4 DETECTIVE waEss easy
work ne show you all. write Wagner.
1898 LeNinEton ATen0e. New York bept
seG &ahnr
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REAP WHAT you SOW; use
Peerless Dairy Feed and
get more milk and better
milk. R. O. Hancock, dis
tributor. aPri
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
SECRET SOCIETIES

SECKE L SOAlE IEo
First Grand Ceremonial
n % Zelico Grotto Thurs
N day. $50 D. E al
"a :; e: . ::5 "a !, !:
itinE Prophets frater-
nalv invited
WILL 6 piFFENDERFER
Secretary
=. o. a.. no. ts6k.
knights = Labar Assembly No IEgs
meets TIRE first Monday nixht ~ each
month AZ the " O W Hail r0ru0r ~
Romano and Bayien streets al T.so
~ p SIMPSON
JOSEPH FEBRo. Master workrnan
Recording Secretary Inc
Pensacola Loaae. Ne. =. /. O. o. p
Pensacola Lodge Nc a ~ 81
NETS every Thursday az 500 q M IN
Eafford Han corner Bayien end Richmond
street visitors cordially Invited.
Work ~ second degree.
JOHN GEREENs.
@. Laubrseht. NJ a
Secretary.
~. o. ~
Favs Oak camp No. + woadanan 81 tha
Weird meets nrst ard third Tuessay
nlehts for general Business nna a. 800
ana fourfh Tuesday nights for darr~F
work. Woodrlan Hall
G. Nti~AaAE, Cisrs
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HOOTON & WATSON
vNW pwNTAL AGENTS.
FOR SALE.

TNN MENTAL AGENTS
FOR SALE.
Won sAr.E-o one nsw stewart sisnsl
wA~nlne auto horn Cheap tef
Phens issA
F0n aAf.E--t nahcock plaetor Hooa a.
raw muhh~r tires 90 fiFst etaa8 n@-
dltiaa. FOR quick sac VII taks s-sse
so IN MsMsnaS. care sfsssiiian's. assprie
Fop sAr.E-Bav mare and runsb bout
hugEs prettisat maze ~ ire eiif
ply So Brent Bias
r0R aAf.K-.shinsies : ~ -, 80
hand drawn cypress shinsies.
-. a~fivrraa 40 peu4nroia4 \. u hut
ssss, robinson Point 20, 1aaprlni-
ron aAr.r Equity IN s-room sangaloN
and 5 tots very cheap La
richardson. r. r 2. No 7. seapI. -.
roP sAE4E.-my home on Bayou
T~xar Modern six room two-storN
h.usa Mission architecture peuoie
AAsh~a. tle roof Garage. Servants.
hsnse Lots ~ rs x fso. Ideal place
- wmmu family with car. Address
Mrs. Fred Roege Pensacola. -.
Phone 1907. &eapsA
ron sArE-My entire household
furnishings. including shades, screens
ara awnings. Address Mrs. rec
Ro~ws. pensac0ia. FRA Phone l1V''
aeepr-s
49, aArw v~irsy-two foot sie ineh
Sass rahin launch eeHt cabin efihssss
~ 80 IN SOUTH Fcar cylinder 1919
70 horsepower engine. Crst t4'oeN
srything same - new Now m -. .esN
ADDRESS nax So Mstils. Ala- asapflw-
Fop SALE -Snanehy- 10. Baker
oven Ne hy -. proof hoNes' 49, ss...
pans, scales. peels pc ssea store
huiIsing sso w. CHASE. i'nons 49,.
ssapFiw-
ron SALE LArEs s.iss s.ss - ssos u
peckwith 2o7 North Rsus - --,.
-11 SAT- r~g wooa Cor stove or IRE
800. piw load Tor 400. delixsrea
Phone bIa AN Coz Bonnie. aaaps4~
go gAr.Ys- stodaaru- paytun 20, four
49, -, ss~.s - ~ess shape. faily equipped
F@T cash 81 East Gsrsaen street q
phone sss. SD
Toa sA az "a '. .sS.:, sis
!. for 10th p. Q. Box isSs. apl !.
FOR sAI.B-ons Eoea hoTss square ss
sacoia. Fla. lsapf
r0R aAr.E-Ons Cole 20 autousoh'le "
psrfsct condition. electric NEhts snd
.Ye~tvsr ntartrr, eveRythinK modern the
ss~t sstoruohiie FOR ths money ever o.
f~rea In Pensacola Apply Cole ~
Journal eniee.
NOR sAIE-or exchanges for Improved
eifv property. modern country home
water and sewer system complete. fise
acre tand. barn. chicken houses etc 40.
dress country care Journal ApFs
ron SALE Elsvsn lots = block n.
Fast pensacola Heights. Ifa feet water
front on Pensacola Bay, Improvement
consist 81 modern hungalow. servant Z
house karaEs. barn, caicken houses.
$500, srssws trsss. resss. ste. n fact
evsrything % make a. ideal homs
harwain fcF fgEao Apply 20 VI w
Gfhhs. ie Romano Street eapf
T0R SALE you have an autenohiis
f9r eale. Or 81 you wish % boy one
~an a tba Pensacola Auto supply Cos
81 Pslafox street. phone -. 80.
FOR SAIE-If horses could
talk YOU can bet your sweet
life they would beg for DUAL
itv Feed. Quality Feed IS the
very best that money vii
buy r. Q. Hancock, distribu.
tor.
II ron EAIE-At q narxAin. 81 seres -
I fsrw and s miles wess e. esns 49,. .
pa Timber Alene 1 80 rshi Z
1870 rau on 0F write y = y hs2n
aeI palafox ST.. Psns@eeiHs
wtsp nAIR-Two passenger car IAki
new (haan for uuiEk sale "
Bax less. Pensacola. lsme'
f ron sArE--A rreuSzsM Caranssl VT
3 fna Iarre carved tformFs. Cost $50
VIII ursi ses siet# e. aulek buyer. fin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

CHOICE FRUIT ana pecan tracts for
cash or On e@sy payments ENtra
Eooa vegetable lands. Gotd rshinEs
Write Graves 4 NarFfmm. Fiortdatowbs
Fia Twelve usfies fryni Pensacola en
Esrmmbla Rav. gani7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

FOR EAEaE-0ne Sa1,ou automoblls On
perfect coalition. practically new
Tor selling owner leaving city. Au-
dress Saxpn. care Journal f7apr7t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

FOR SALE-~Ef horses could
talk YOU can bet your sweet
life they would beg for Quail
itv Feed. Quality Feed IS the
very best that money will
buy. X. o. Hancock, distribu-
Aprt
tor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
WANTED

WANTED-A good horse u ~ q hargain
The Mcmillan Company. corner Jack
son and peNtliiera streets sEapfiw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

pnp AANE-W you have an autonuhiie
f1r sale o. 81 you wssh 90 boy one
~an "A fhm Pensacola Auto supply Co.
III y PalafoN Street Phone 80. aapr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

POp SALE Bahcock plaetor Nesa e@
new Rubber tires GO nFnf etann -
stsie~ ror a5,fek saia Wlu taks s4s e
r.on Must ~ eNen Is Ae aNpfse tsA
r p Mcmillan. care McMihan's AaspfAN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

aarceiona and ZarraeoKsa streets, and
nice cottage At rff West Government
street Apply 20 y VI fsaEnet. BIS south
Barcelona street toMayts
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-19
'PROHIB|T0RY LAW
With PENALTIES
OF LICENSE
Bill introduced By Perry Of
f. DrattIeholo
HAPGO0D RESOLUTION TABLED
Justices of Supreme Court viii Not
Be Requested to
Resign.
HAPGOOD RESOLUTION TABLED

Montpelier, Jan. 19-ln the house
today the joint resolution introduced
by Mr. Hapgood of Peru requesting
the designations of the supreme
court judges, at his own request, was
ordered to lie indefinitely.
AIR. Perry of Brattleboro today in
troduced bill prohibiting the sale of
Intoxicating liquor in the state and
aflixing the sale penalties for viola
tions as are now attached to the pres
ent local option law.
A bill providing for the election of
United States senators was introduc-
ed this afternoon.
Senate bill 19, introduced by Sena-
tor Simonds, would repeal the sta
tute which authorizes the Governor to
consult the supreme court on legal
matters and to receive from them an
opinion in writing.
This statute has received more than
its usual share of publicity recently,
since it was under the terms Of the
statute only that Governor Fletcher
could have consulted the former SUI
preme court In Senator Simonds'
opinion this statute is unconstitution-
al on the ground that the attorney
general is the Governors legal advis-
er.
The House disposed OF considerable
business in short time when 1t con
vened for the afternoon session yes
terday Seven bills we're passed and
the number of bills introduced in the
House has now passed the hundred
mark. ~
The superior court judges bill.
Senate Z, introduced by Senator Pow
ELL was passed by the House in con-
currence, without a word of opposi-
ton.
Mr. Atwells bill requiring dis
closure from persons convicted OF in
tovication in nc.license towns was
passed by the House The bill is
aimed at "bootleggers" in towns
which vote no license.
House bill 40, passed by the House,
leaves physicians and dentists their
professional libraries up to $500 in
actions for debt
Mr. Ware of Townshend introduced
a bill which would substitute district
courts for municipal courts. Each
district court can try civil cases up
to $500 with no appeal on cases in
volving less than 5000,
More tinkering with the fish and
game laws is attempted by several
bills. II is proposed that the bounty
on black bear be replaced, that the
bounty on bob cats be raised from
81 to So, and that hunting licenses
be reduced from rs to 80 cents.
The bill making the biennial APP
preparation for the Vermont soldiers
home at Bennington passed the
house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-01-19
NEW REvOL UT|ON
] IN MEXICO BY I
GUTIERREZ
Has Withdrawn From City With
Army Of 5000
VILLA NEARING MEXICO CITY
All Business at the Capital Suspend
ed as No One Knows Who Is
In Control.
VILLA NEARING MEXICO CITY

Washington, Jan. 1S-Mexico City
is threatened with an upheaval at any
momement by reason of the chaotic
conditions following the withdrawal
of Provisional President Gutierrez,
who, with 5000 troops under the COM
mand of Minister Palafox, former
Zapatista leader, has taken up a pos
ition at a point not designated in the
dispatches to the state department,
awaiting the first new turn of affairs
There has been much disorder in
the city, and the state department is
also informed that there have been
numerous arrests and some execut
ions. However, the state department
received official confirmation of the
deposing Of Gutierrez in a dispatch
dated yesterday.
In Mexico City, according to the at
est dispatches, all business is at
standstill stores and shops being
closed, and a great uncertainty pre-
walls as to which faction eventually
win control the capital
General Villa, commander in chief
of the forces controlled by the con-
vention in session at Mexico, was due
to reach the capital tonight to assist
Rogue Gonzales Cara, selected by
the convention as temporary execut-
i've to succeed General Eulalio Cutter
rez.
The belief prevails that General
Gutierrez. with the 5000 troops ac-
companying him from Mexico City.
under generals Bianko and Robles, is
endeavoring either to join General Oh
oregon and the Carranza element or
intends to set up an independent fac
tion.
Light was thrown on the conduct
of Gutierrez tonight by the receipt
here from Vera Cruz of copies of let
ters said to have been exchanged be-
tween Gutierrez and Obregon and Can
dido Aguilar. dated January, Z, approx
imately the time when Gutierrez an
nounced to the convention that he
was working on plans for the pacifi-
cation of Mexico Briefly his plan,
was said to unite with Generals Obre-
gon and Aguilar in deposing of Gen
eral Villa from the control of the con-
vention forces.