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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26
Sin Gnglanber iiber 9ipoienelt.

Ger gngl1noer Gardner bat fih
Ger gufgabe unteraoeen, nns in
einem 3eitidriftartifel otrtiern SEQ.
op" 8t 5eidnen, tuie er lid auf Scr
engliiden 9eetbaut abipiegelt ssh
leien oa unter dnoernt.
uSsSn gooiebelt bat 9lmerifa lei-
men geriebeitIten 9olitifer berborse-
tradt. Brdiioent Glepelono 6at ein-
nal binter Gooiebelt ber, Der ais
Gipiloienitfommiiiar bei ibm geipe-
ien ben 9lusipru6 getan: Sicr eeDt
8aibingtons better 8olitifer bin.
Ser bette Holitifer lit goolebelt, neil
er fein better 9lusbelter lit. Gos
politiibe Spiel lit flirgenos cine b.
s6dftigung fir 5artbeiaitete @entil.
ter. Gin Seiliger br1hte es in ser
Bolitif ME al etipas. ssn glmerito
febarf es oo5ii oes 3eugs oes geiIti-
gen 8aufbolos. 8ie Sranf 5Iapin
itno pie Sad Sobnion getporoen, 10
nluB Der 8olitifer per0en, ittoen ct
ben @egner 5ulannlenIdlaet Sn
eieiem @ieienreihe nit leiner ungee
beilren 2ebensfraft, feitler itnber6al-
ten Wiaionen Nusldnoer, ieineh
Wtangel ait lleberlieferung, ieincn
6eiipielloien 9feidtiimern, politii6en
Sreibeit uno ipirtI6aftlihen &iie1t-
i6oft lit Die 8olitif rob, getpaltt1tig
nno Stimnlungen lntertporfen. I'M
ter Der 6iinnen &ruite elmer abgeleb-
ten Gerfaiiung fo9t cine getpalti5c
2apa, tpelde iih zines Cages iiber
0as 2ailo ergieBen muB. gs lit eiil
@olf oos nod Dem grIoier ihrett.
Sein DIR bernimnlt oie Stentcr-
Itintme, oos groBe Baden, oie oitGt=
pfen S6ldee oeS Ebeooore 9tooSe.
belt gs bort i'm oie TruIts peroam-
men, iuel6e es beoriiden. @s iiebt
ibn Den Caucus in Die Sdranfer
foroern, htpel6er feline 8olitif be-
itinlmt @s lauldt ieiner 8er6am-
nlnrlg DER lpIBbubT|den 9ie1d)en ur0
Roolebelt tit Der Mtoies, Der es ans
Der @iiite fiibren Ion. gaB er 5tpei-
nal i'm @eiBen Souie geIeIien imO
bod nidts 9eton, INN feline Ser.
iprehungen ein8uloIen, berihl6Gt
ni6ts. Gr briiIlt INN 10 lallter, ftreitt
Die Senodrnlel ouf rtno itiir5t lit
NIT bloBen Sfrmen in oen &an1pf
iiberaeu9t, ooB Die @enee Dem foIgt,
Der am loilteiten briillt. 9onn er
NIT Den @iben uno SsSniulten nidlt
genitg 2drm moden. 10 berId)m1bt
er aih oen &irdengeiong, oie
Sprahe oes Camp 01eeting" nidt.
60 lit es 1912 in Der groBen ariie
gepeien. Die republifaniide Bar.
tel mari ibn enbIid fir Gait iiber
Boro. @ar er 6e8bolb entnuttet?
4einespegs. CT fiiblte .as buIlp az
a gull moofe". Sm SItiee batte er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26
WlpSeIle Der ..Gmnenn

Gin 8ertreter 0es 0eutlden Ges.
mannsbauies tn gtep yorf tpeilt au.
genbliflid) in Der 9taot uno tuobnt
i'm Sotel gldt3ebn an Der SSiio-gllo-
mo StroBe. 0ie sgmoen" -@aooeas,
Ole mir friiber atigeaeiat babelt, lino
bon ibrn 5u baben. Gieielben fof.en
so Gents. Sic peroen bon oeutihen
Seeliiten in Wetp gorf, Die ourd oen
&rieg beidaftiglmgslos geiuoroen
fin0, onsefertiet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26
anrSe llebtrlifbt.

Die 9eatiden plauen an.
seblidJ einen Wfarfd) sesen
@aridan.
Geutldje Spsialbenlofratem
bitten rm Srieben.
GnsIiId)e 2nftIdJiffer iullun
in Selsien elm oeittides Mnni-
tiomsmagasin serit6rt baden.
Die 9iniIcn bebanpten, iic
bGtten Die 0entiden nn6 De-
fterreider iiber ben Gnieitr sit-
riifsetrie5em. Die Seit1tignng
febit.
Die fransSiiIde Gartmer be-
iuilligt einen nenem Gre6it BON
1120 Millionen Dollar.
&alba lit nod I'm @eiit Der
Geiterreid)er.
Die 9tnfien siebea iid nad
Gsaruiu itn6 Siennu sariiG.
SIN Der italieniiden Wrcnsc
iinS iiberall Simple I'M @ange.
Die Staliensr ipollem amgeb-
lidJ bei Sarbis iit Deiferreidl
ein6ringen.
Sas gefinbcn oes SnItaas
lit befrieoisenb.
Die Seiterreidjer ergreifcn
Die Sffenbe an Der italieniIdJen
Urense.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26

eine reue Bartei IN Der Made, ieIblt-
herltdilolib oie Buff toole-Enrtei,
imo auf Dem &onbertt, Der i'm auf
ieiren Sbilo erbob, 1aben mir i'm
oas nSntDar0, d)riitian Ioloter" OH
ftintn1en u1lo nit Stentorltinupe
|isn6 9lrmidmenfen ben Goridnser
MADDEN.
SD ielbIt bdbe i'm eirnlal iagell
boren: Ger erfolgreide goIitifer lit
Der, oer oas, tuoron Seoern1ann am
...,ssiiten Oenft, am bernebmbarIten
ausipri6t. Gieiem @ruiloiabe sc.
nldB banoelt er. 5elIallSis S liegt G. c.
an Der @roe, Inn ouf oen Gdritt b,r
Miaionen 5u borden uno iid an
ceren Spite an itellen. SIT es Ser
Griea Der oie @enliiter beIh1ftigt:
@iit eireni GOT lit Der naorrteI" int
|Sattel, latnnelt feline @aubreiier
uno iprenet fingeno in Der SroeA. J.
Slough, tough. tpe re t9e fluff;
@e ipant to fight ano cont gel
enough.
SIT bonn Druid Ser Erltits sic
9ie6e.. gfooleoelt tit Ser aior, ser ben
glititrablen Ser nrei9en Spikbu-
ben" 9ros bietet. Sir1o es oie Mid)=
ter, gtgen oie oer 8olfs5orrl lid ipeu-
oct: 8einer forbert 10 Ialt tpie er
ben nGeeaa~ ser forrlpten 8eanltsn.
$50 Der sroBe Saufe INNER let.
gfooienelt lit 90, nm i'm at fiibreil
ino ben Shlabtruf alis5ugeben."
Das Sdonite an Dem ganSen
@uffate ift, baB Serr &ooiepelt oen-
ielbeil @ort fir @ort unteridreibe,t,
ia in feline Selbitbiograpbie aufrcb-
men fonrte. Geitn bas @ilo lit pou
ieinem Stanopunfte fir i'm auberft
idmeihelbaft, tpeniger idnneihcl-
baft alleroines fir oie amerifani-
iden 2eier, oie ii1 in Dem sluf-
iate als bo6It olinlm porfolnnelt
mliiiien, elm ltrteil, oas Serr Gooie-
belt ebenfalls attftanoslos llttteridfet-
BEN miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26


General Ga6prna, ber Oberbefeb.s=
6aber Der italieuiifem 4rmee, bei
ocm fGrntner Srte Sarbis, in Der
gsabe oes idpn Baafis senannten
Wsal6ursetb selesen, in Diterretai-
ides 0ebiet einfallen sit iupllen.
gln Der tirpler nnb fdrntbner
8rense baben @eidiitsefedJte itatt-
gefnmben. glmd) Der 8rafenfopf BET
Goers int eIpn5o Oebiet lei fdarf
befd)oiien iuorbem, ebemfp bas in Der
NGbe liegenSe 8latean bon Gur=
mons. Gs tuipS alio iibera1 se-
fGmpft, obne baf 8eranbernnsep
pprsesangen ieien.
Cine 2pnSener 0epeid)e bebanp-
tet, ensliid)e enftidiffer batten bei
Der belsiiden Stabt 9ionlers nnge-
fair fiinfaie Spmbem anf Elm bent,
ides Mnnitipnsmasa5in seiporfem
nnb cine fnrdtbare Grplpiiom su
Gtanbe gebradJt. syiinfsis bemtIdjc
SolSatem, bic einen Mnnitipmssns
belmben, /iollen setOtet iein. Die
Sade flingt Elm luenis ttardenbaft.
0entidle ltnterieeboote baben an
Der fdJuttiidJen 6iiite iieben Slider,
! 6opte berIenft. Die geIabnuaen
/ iuitrSen bon bent amerifaniid;en
! Sampfer rGlanta" nnfsempmmen.
Nns Wien iuirb senaelbet, bic BON
Wafenlen aits 9alisien bcrtriebenen
9lmiIen S6sen iid) anf Dsarpiu nno
sieniu snriid, berfplst bon Sen Se-
ifcrreidern.
@ms Bien iuir6 gemeIbet, oak Ser
Grfolg Der stueiten 6iterreidiidjen
ariessanleibe selid)srt iei. Die Gnb.
ifriptiomem beIiefen fidD bcreits ami
800 Willipnem Collars.
Gns aaris miro gelneloet, i'm
@roBber5ostlim 2lirembura berrIhe
groBe Not Deuti1Iono babe 5id ge-
ipeigert, etipns 5ur. Mbbiilfe ait tim
iino iontit greife iebt 5ranfreih Elm
ino Iaife 9ebensmitteI bon ser
Shipei5 nod 2urernburg iboffen. =
Bir iino felt iiber5eligt, 6as oia
sar5e @eidihte erloeen lit.
Wolter &unciman, ser gsr1fioent
oes Sorooner 8oaro Of gro6e Ser
oud gum Miiniiterium gebort, Iagtc
IN elmer Reoe 5u @eit-Sartlepool,
oaB man IN 5lattoern Gorfebriuiaen
getroffen babe, ieoen, aud oen itdrf.
item glngriff 5ltriif 5l ibloser. er
erflorte, @nglano piiie iest, tuie
man Der @efabr Der ltnterfeebpotc
begegnen nliifie ur6 Dem Manael an
Munition fei oud abgeboIfen. 8enn
SER Hunciman on fiur niht su piel
geiagt bot.
slns Garis ipir6 setnelbet, bas
r0rSlid bon Sond)es nnS gseapille
ftarfes 8eidDiitfener I'M @anae lei
gmdl Siuiidjen Der Die nmb Der slisre
iuirS iuieber sefGmpft. &eitlidj bonn
arsonnemuaib iupIlem bic ssranspIen
@urteile errnnsen baben nn6 In ben
yoaeien, bei Silaenfirft, ioa elm ga-
ariff Der 9eiitfdem snrii6seTdJlaaen
lcim. slmdj iuollem fe in Ser gfahe
bon Sontenelles ben 9eutidlen Sc
id)iike abgen0mnien habeu.
8ie 2onooner rMorning Soft" Re.
bonptet, ibr @nfteroomer 9orre.
fponoent babe ibr mitoeteiIt, Die
oeiltifen 3eituneen feien onaetuie.
len fporoen, iih oIler 8efpredllnqen
elmer etfuaigen 9lnnerion geIgicn's
81 entbnltet.
Sine 9epeTdle ans 2pn6pn mel,
bet, bic Sentidlen iuiroen i'm Smii
od)tsebm iueitere armerforps in's
s5cIb itellen. auseblid Iollem oielel.
ben meiitens bonn 2anbitnrm sebiI.
bet tuerben. 0a anfdeinenS nod
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26
einer 0epefhe ans @nfhir

girer 9epef6e nus @aIbing-
ton gu Solge miro man nihts in 9e-
aug auf oas Seffnen irno 3uriidbal-
TEN omerifaniiher ttlto ihtpeoiiber
4oItiaden oltrh Die @nglanOer tun.
ltnIer 8oitoepartenent Itelt iid arf
ben Stanohtnft, oaB, tuenn Die
friegfiibrenoen Geeieritneen on
cine GenIur uusiiben
f6nnten, fie aud oas &edt bdtten.
elm @leihes an 8oitlahen 5u tlm
Sin oerortiger Stanopnitft lit Doll
Tia ltnberft1nolid).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26
Die fral1aoiiIhe gfeaiernna ha

IIt TIuTl3U1NWF NEgItIHl8 glI
ser unIrigen nitgeteiIt, iie miiroe
amerifaniide 9iirqer oelltid)er, oiter-
reihiiher imo tiirfiider geationalitdt
fiinftig austpeiien ferbft tpenn ite
&6iIe bGtten oo in 9lntiuerpett eihe
reeuIdre Sabrif foIi6er omerifani-
iher 8aile eriitiere. Inner Stonts-
Requirement miro Ole Code nnteril.-
den. Gos @an3e miro ipoI cine
Bbdntnfie Der ssransoien fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26

Nus 8oibinaton miro gealeI-
Get, nan lei BORT nit Der englilden
slntiuort, be3iiglih oes 9Lnbaltens
amerifoniider Gottonfdiffe oar
ilidt 8lifrie0en 9ie geote iei ais
tpeiheno rmo nnflor itno uniere SIC.
oierllng fei nit BEN slnIi6ten, sic
in ibr enttuidelt tpiir0en, ourhouS
ni6t einberIton0eft.
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THE MARINELLO SHOP.

117-1f9 9lbe. 9. 5aarfdrbirua un5
2enna@sIrbeit bon grperten. 35pfe qez
madbt bon aiisgetdmmtem Saar. g6ircs
toob, Sbampooina. 3aarnifnahen, @es
szWaiiaee llno Ropfbnitbebnnolltng
Nle Srbeiten in gefbidtefters Beile aus
oefibrt grodett 1880.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-26

Ger Gralioent bat fih su ei-
mem sSerieiiaufentbolt ftoh oen
eor1lifb Sins in gaew Sanlp56irr
begeben, no er ods 1T Der ga1be
bon 8inofor geIesene SdrIafen6eu
Souie beipobnt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13

is expected to furnish much the same
news that metropolitan paper fur
nishes-it does, indeed, do this very
thing. The man who lives In Squee-
dunk has just the same news to read,
over his breakfast coffee, as the man
who lives IN Boston or New York or
London He is furnished with sum-
mary of the worlds news each morn
ing, and the local field, comparatively
speaking, is much better covered in
Squeedunk than in Boston. Yet the
small town editor has one man and
one dollar, where the metropolitan
newspaper man has twenty men and
twenty hundred dollars.
The newspapers boost the town,
boost town enterprises and town peo-
pie. And the people accept these
things as their right-jlst why it is
hard to say.
Just how the public thinks the
newspaper editor lives ard has his be-
ing, it is difficult to surmise. His
main duty in life is, apparently, to
give free publicity to man and beast
just how he manages to pay for
that publicity, for he does have to
pay for it, in dollars and cents, is no
concern of the care-free public, who
viii tell you quite frankly that what
ever concerns them is "newss"-and
let it go at that-feeling that they
have done their generous part in per-
hitting the newspapers to advertise
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13

the crown to manage and interfere with
them.
BY the time the French war came there
was no MISLEADING the fact that the Eng
hsh colonies had grown 30 be miniature
states, proud, hard -hbred. independent in
temper, practised in AFFAIRS. They had.
as Edmund Burke said, formed within
themselves. either by royal instruction
or royal charter. assemblies 80 exceed
ingly resembling a parliament, in all
their forms. functions, and powers, that
IT was impossible they should not Inn
oioe some opinion OF q similar author
ity.
"At first, no doubt, their assemblies had
been intended to be little more than the
managing bodies of corporations.
But nothing in progression can rest
on It's original plan. We may as well
think OF rocking a grown man in the
cradle of an infant. Therefore. as the
colonies prospered and increased to a
numerous and mighty people. spreading
over very great tract of the globe, It
was natural that they should attribute
to assemblies so respectable in their for
NAL constitution some part OF the dignity
Of the great nations which they rep
resented"
They made acts of ell sorts ana in
all cases whatsoever. They levied money
upon regular grants to the crown. fol-
lowing all the rules and principles OF a
parliament. to which they approached
every day more and more nearly
And Burke saw how inevitable, as well
as how natural. the whole growth had
been.
Things could not be otherwise he
said; English colonies must be had on
these terms. or not had at ALL"
They had used their governments for
their own purposes, and rather like in
dependent states than like dependent
communities.
TOmOrrOwi The Thrifty New Eng
Ianders.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
KEEPS EN-
AWAY
AS Pleasant to You as It's
Unpleasant to Them.

Ali the above refers to that re
markable preparation, MOSQUITO
CO." the deadly enemy of the deadly
mosquito. MOSQUITO GO" is a
harmless, non-poisonous liquid, that
will not injure the most delicate skin
or fabric; and has an odor that will
delight you-but not the MOSQUITO.
By sprinkling a little MOSQUITO
GO" around from the handy bottle.
you will avoid all the annoying buzz
ing and incessant itching that you
know so well; and you will eliminate
all danger of catching yellow fever,
tuberculosis and the other deadly dis
eases the mosquito carries with him.
You really can't afford to be with
out "M0SQUITO-GO." Ask for it at
any good druggist, either the 1Oc OF
zae slzA (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
What Manner of Man Is HI

Discussion with the Lakad Tele-
gram is like convincing woman
against her will She's one same
opinion STILL" The Telegrs brushes
aside all arguments as to ! fitness
of Perry Wall for senator account
of his business training anualifca-
tons and resolutely declarthat the
vocation of a man has notg to do
with his qualifications forice, and
that such an argument Iuld be
abandoned. "What mannof man
is he?" should be the dnining
query, IN the kilograms opn. We
are quite willing to acceple Tele-
grams slant of the questiend look
at it from that point of vieInd then
we should like to inquire lally of
the Telegram if the manne man
may be arrived at judiciawithout
taking into consideration training
and habit Of thought, whe or not
he has concerned himself | public
AFFAIRS. or if he has bee recluse
and self-centered individuHhether
he is optinist or pessimif he is
honest, or not. It were iTsible to
stand a man up, detach as it
were, from all business aiersonal
connections and say whataner of
man he is. This being las the
Telegram will probably adthe Re-
porter-Star believes all thIhad to
say previously regarding appro-
priateness of business m public
Office will stand the test apreju-
diced scrutiny.-Orlandop porter
Star. ]
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13

HE men who governed in England
contented themselves with general
restrictions and did not go on to
manage the very lives OF the colonists in
the colonies themselves.
That was what the French did. They
built their colonies up by royal order;
sent emigrants out as they sent troops,
at the Kings expense and by the Kings
direction; could get only mon to go,
therefore, for the most part. and very
few women or families.
For the English there was nothing of
the sort, after the first. Rich men OF
great mercantile companies might help
emigrants with money or supplies or free
gifts of land in order to I'LL up the
colonies which the crown had given
them the right to establish and govern;
but only those went out who volunteered.
Enigrants went, moreover, in families.
after the first years were passed and the
colonies fairly started, If not at the very
outset of the enterprise-in associated
groups. congregations. and small vol
unteer communities.
When they reached the appointed place
of settlement they were left to shift
for themselves, as they had expected,
exactly as they would have been at
home; and they insisted upon having the
same rights and freedom they would
have had there.
hSy NSAS AAAnAAAS IOAA0Ss WINNIE a.
sistance or favor. and for their own
use and benefit.
It was inevitable in the circumstances
that their. colonial governments should
be like themselves, homemade and free
from control in the management of what
chiefly concerned their own lives.
The were just as hard to supervise and
regulate when the settlements were small
as when they grew large and popuIouS-
a little harder. indeed, because the colon
lists were the more anxious then about
how the new life they were beginning
was to go, and the less sure of their
power or influence to resist the efforts OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
MRS! ROCKEFELLER's
BODY is INFERRED

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 11.-Mrs.
John D. Rockefeller was buried in
LakeHiew cemetery here late yester-
day afternoon. The utmost secrecy
yelled the interment and last night
armed guards were stationed at the
grave! The body arrived here early
IN the morning from Sleepy Hollow,
near 1arrytown, N. Y, where it had
been ID the John D. Archbold vault
since Harch IL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
Woodmcn's Encampment-

Woodmen's Encampment-
Palmetto Beach, one of Pensacola's
popular resorts, has been decided on
as the scene of the annual encamp-
ment of the Woodmen of the World
of the states of Georgia, Alabama and
Florida, and it is expected that over
1000 members of this uniform rank
will gather there. This is said to be
an ideal camping site. Electric
lights will be strung there and water
piped to the camp grounds.-Gaines-
vile Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
Twisted English

We never could understand what
there was so awful hard about the
English language that it worried for
eigners to get the meaning of our
words until we ran up against the fol-
lowing the other day: "a sleeper is
one who sleeps. A, sleeper is that in
which the sleeper sleeps. A sleeper
is that on which sleeper runs while
the sleeper sleeps. Therefore, while
a sleeper sleeps in the sleeper under
the sleeper the sleeper the sleeper
carries the sleeper over the sleeper
under the sleeper until the sleeper
which carries the sleeper jumps the
sleeper and wakes the sleeper in the
sleeper by striking the sleeper on the
sleeper, and there is no longer any
sleeper in the sleeper on the sleeper
Say, talk about English as she is
wrotel-F ellsmere Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
ROiTs
RiliOUSneSs
Malaria
Constipation
Perhaps this case may be similar to yours

Perhaps this case may be similar TO yours
y Wesley Tiliy Of 6Box 6zS.) SeIEsa. CaL, WTftes:
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and the malaria all left me and have had more
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Following operation for appendicitis years ago
troubled very much with constipation have BEEN
trying Dr.. Pierccs Pleasant Pugatve Pellets have
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
POLITICS AND
POLITICIANS
Hunting Grady'g Speech?-

HuHLIIg UIduy Speech =
The Miami Metropolis says Govern
or Trammell is in Georgia studying
the schools and prisons. 1t is Won
der that his good friend, the Tampa
Times, did not say that he was in
Georgia looking for an unpublished
speech of Henry Grady.-Wauchula
Advocate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
Are You Troubled?
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

for over forty years has
been lending its aid to just
such cases as this. In our
possession we have thou
sands of testimonials Of like
character.
Perhaps you are skeptical,
but isn't it worth at least a
trial in view of such strong
testimony Ism t it reason
able to suppose that if it
has done so much for others
it can do as much for you?
Your druggist viii supply you IN
liquid or tablet form. OF you can
send 80 one-cent stamps for trial
box. Address
Dr.. v.M. Pierce, Buffalo, N. y.
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Tag Whole Outfit.

The Tampa Times calls him Plagi-
artist Park. Why not tag the whole
outfit of senatorial candidates like
this: Plagiarist Park, Merry or Neg
alive Nat, Piping, Plethoric, Puissant
or Patriotic Perry, Amiable, Active,
Aggressive, Aggravating Albert p
Orlando Reporter Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
TEUTOEIC FORCE
TAKES FORT AND
STORMS LOMzA
German Official Statement
Tells of Some Recent
Historic Victories.
~ AssoCIArED PREss.

Berlin, Aug. 10, (via London. y
Fort number four at Lomza has been
stormed and the town of Lomza,
which is situated on the Narew river
70 miles southwest of Suwalki, has
been occupied by German forces, ac-
cording to the German official state
ment. xss.sss
The statement follows:
western theatre of war:
EAST of Ypres strong British
forces succeeded in taking possession
of the western part of HODGE.
"Mine explosions in the neighbor-
hood of the Hamlet of Beausejour in
the Champagne, were without result.
after the destruction by our artil-
lery on July 80 of the viaduct west
of Bammerkirch the French threw a
bridge across the Harg south of
Mansbach. This bridge, which was
completed a short time ago, was
destroyed yesterday by a few direct
hits from our artillery.
"0n the border of Harz forest, west
of Verdun, French observation
balloon was shot down. Between
Bellingen and Rheinweiler a French
aeroplane was forced to land by the
fire of our anti-aircraft guns. The
aviator and observer were taken pris-
oners. An enemy aviator was forced
to land on Swiss territory.
Eastern theatre of war:
"On the front in the district of
Kovno the attack was pushed for
ward with continuous fighting, near
er the line of fortresses. During
these engagements we took 100 more
Russian prisoners and four cannon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
Cut Some Figure

Cut Some Figure
Hon. F. A. Wood, of st. Peters
burg. viii probably be a candidate
for governor. Woods is a wide-awake
business man and will cut some figure
should be enter the race.-Wauchula
Advocate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
Equipped For Position

State Auditor Ernest Amos, who is
candidate for the nomination for
comptroller, has great many friends
in this section, and they are taking a
very active interest in his candidacy.
Mr.. Amos is splendidly equipeoA for
the position to which he spires.@M
Tampa Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-13
Joe's Noodle

JUG . 4NOOuIt-
Joe Reese seems to think Mr.. Wood
too much man of ideas to be sue
cessful in the Florida political arena.
Could the experience Of certain bril-
liant Orlando editor have had any
part in forming such notion within
the noodle of oe?-St Petersburg
Times.