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The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-27

The mode! is Russian belted, with con- yertible collar and cuffs edged with natural beaver Long shoulder sleeves set in, tailored pockets. lined and inter- lined. Designed by Franklin Simon & Co.,, New York.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-27
Quince Butter.

One-half gallon of Guinces Quartered and cored, one-haIf gallon of tart ap- ples Quartered and cored, two quarts of sweet cider and a pint of cold water. Cover the crock and stew gently until the fruit is very soft, then pass through a sieve. Add five cupfuls of sugar and cook until thick. The quantity of sugar must be governed by the cooks taste.
 Quince Jam.
 Take q pint of Quince juice left from preserves. add pound of sliced apples, three-Quarters of a pound of sugac. Boil two hours, stirring well. Pour into glasses while hot and seal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-12

death or emasculation.-
The choice: Sudden death at the
pistols point or a death-in-life as the
victim of the surgical blade,
The fate that Stanford White met
at the. hands of Harry Thaw or that
which Jack Cudahy tried to wreak
on Jere LiIis in Cudahy's Kansas
City home!
H. That was the problem before
Henry Campbell as Byrd Choate con-
fronted him beside a lonely road
where they had driven5in the shade
of a cedar forest.
He thought of the fruitless years
before him if he should choose to
live; he thought of the wife and baby
who had watched their breadwinner
drive away at Choate's side.
He looked into Choate's eyes and
saw no fiinching there. He consid-
cred the pistol; he considered the
blade.
''The knife" said Campbell
Byrd Choate is out on $4,000 bail,
but keeping away from the scene of
the operation.
Mrs. Choate, who had left her hus-
band the day before the attack on
Campbell, is at a brothers home
near by.
She denies any wrongdoiag with
Campbell.
Campbell is staying at his farm,
but has made trips to Wingo and
Mayfeld, looking for Choate. Ply
sicians are not certain he will live
until the trial. Campbell also denies
any wrOngdoing.
Mrs. Choate frequently spent the
night at the CampbeIls' home, they
say, when her husband was absent
But Mrs. Campbell supports the de-
malls.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-12

vorcee, who lived with the Choates.
They talk of nothing else at Win
go, three miles from the ChOata
farm, and of little else at Mayfeld.
Choate owns most of Wingo. It is
a little market town. with a business
street one block long and 300 feet
wide. On one side of the street are
brick stores; on the other side are
frame shacks; in the middle are
water troughs and hitching posts
where the tobacco planters of Graves
county tie their horses. At the head
of the street stands the bank Of
Wingo, in which Choate is a heavy
stakeholder.
Sidewalks in front of Choate's
stores are filled with men and boys
discussing the cutting"
Mrs. Campbell stood IN the door
way with her baby and watched
Choate and her husband drive away
the morning of the attack.
ChOate had driven past and invited
Campbell to a ride. In the shadow
of a dense woods 300 yards away he
halted. He displayed a pistol and
handouts and gave Campbell the
choice between death and the opera
alton.
Campbell chose the knife!
The memory of Mrs. Campbell
standing in the doorway may have
saved his fife.
Then Choate gave himself up to
the town marshal of Wingo. They
took him to Mayfeld on the Fulton
Paducah local
There he was freed on $4,000 bail.
But CampbelPs friends objected, so
officers went to Hickman, home of
Choate's father, and brought him
hoplr tho boi1 bniOc O doubled TborUa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Hus dem nerdwtfteM

Manfato. - @on 6em Mltto=
mobil 6es @errn q. &erdJer> in tuel=
d)em iid al1Ber 6ieiem oub SEER
Tranf 2unges befan0, bei6e Serren
aus ser Sffiee bes County Surpe=
pors, glitt in Ser 9aiabe BON @oo6
5bu1roer 6as cine Sinterr@ ab, mo=
bl1r9 bas @efabrt in einen bier SUP
tiefen @rnben getporf fen muroe. Sic
Ma1dine lit itarf bel6aoigt, Sic BEL
Sen Sn1ailen ieood fon1en obne Ser
lebnnge11 oopo1r, 6a es ibnen gelang,
inn redten Mugenblife ab5nipri11gen.
MinneapoIis. Nob Dor Neu=
iabr miro in Ser Miiblenitaot Sal1er=
1toff fir fommer5ielle 3mede in gro
bem MoBitabe bergeitellt meroen>
nod)6em 8erbanoll1ngen 5mil6en Ser
uMinneapolis SSr6ultries Miiociation"
nno Der r2inbe Sir Yro6ucts 60"
gum MbidluB gelangt iin6. Son let=
terer lit 1oeben nit 5pla6p, Mlbee &
Smith Elm &ontraft 5tpeds grridtung
elmer @rrtppe bon &onfret=@ ebauoen
am 6ti1ro11 @ol1lepar6 rn6 Sit Sen=
nepin Mbe. abgei6lollen mor6en. 9ie
@e1tba11ten iouen irnerbalb 20 5a=
gen fertig fem nn6 meroen etma
$15O,O0O t iten. = Sieben ser groB<
ten Bobnen in 6en Shtpei teritaoten
boben elm embargo auf ber6erblide
6rodt un6 grploiipitoffe eingefubrt.
Sic 8enmten Der Soo=2inie boffem,
bob fire MngeiteQtem ii6 an Sen big
gum nGditen Mai giiltigen &ontraft
bolten uno riht amt Streif tbeilneb=
me11. Sic 8abn but 6aber fem gm=
barge erloIien un6 11in1mt 6ra6t an,
ste nod 9l1nften an ibrer etgenen
|0inie be1 timmt lit. = @ouperneur
g1rnquilt lit bon Senator Nelion in
&enntniB geiebt tporbet1, baB Die So
milie. BON Mels @pgluno, zines go.
1917 is. Mpenue Mor0o1t, Minnea=
polls, pobne1oen 8aui6reiners, mel=
DIE felt 6em II. Nugu1t aus gaiS
Sslono 5uriidgebalten ml1roe, megen
Ser aIs uSrafoma" befmnten Mr=
genert5iinoatng, on tpelher tie leioet,
mod Sdtpeoem %beportiert mer6en miro
- ei1 19tperer @6lag fir 6en @at<
ten u1t6 Softer. - 9os bier itodige
@ebauoe Ser &eapsSteinmeb 2iquor
60. on @aibington Mpe. noroli6 tit
Sonntag bon einem berbeerenoen
Teuer beimgeln6t nrr6 gdn5li6 IN
81 de gelegt tporoen. gea6 grflarnng
6es s.. S. &ellp, 6es &%raiioerten Ser
6irnnu, betragt ser angeri6tete Sba=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

ten erflart babe, 6ab iie rnbig GEL
itige @etrarufe perfaufen f0nnen, TO-
lange Ser uMooie"= u1r6 Ser uGlfs"=
&lub DIES tbu1l unb ooB er ibnerr
ber1proben babe, er tper6e lie Dor be-
p%orltebenoen &a1sludungen tpar=
mem. Ser Stoatsantpolt iteQt 6iele
gegen i'm erbobenen acknowledgements
ertldieoen in &bre0e.
Gii6=Oafota.
Eierre. - Sic Staatseilen=
babnfommiiiion fat bie bon oen inn
.Stoate @eidafte betreibenoen St.
pref ieuidoften eingerei9ten bobe=
rem &qten fir 5tpiihenitaotliden
Serfebr a6gelebnt.
Mtt6elI. - Sic BON &u1fleu=
ten p%er>penoeten &apieriade iino BEL
rabe al eine1n 9url1Sgegenitunoe ge=
moroen infolge 6es boben Napier=
pref les.
Sails. - Ser friibere
8ltn0es ie1utor &idar6 s. Eettigretp
fat Ser Siour Iaaier @unoelsfom=
n1er einen offenen 8rief geidrieberl
in Dem ct 0ieie beiduloigt, cine Ser
el11barung eingegangen gu baben, nit
oem 31pef I'M sluge> lire M11gelten=
tell gum gintritt in sic Staotsmili5
5u 51pingen. Ser grienator tpei1t 90
rauf bit1, oab ein 6erartiges Mono=
Der oem eigentliden 3tped ser Srga-
nliation met1ig @bre einbringen oiirf=
te.- Gin 6euer e11titam6 inn @aare11=
baui lie Ger Siour 6aqs Saint ano
@laB &c., ut16 ebe es unter &ontroae
gebradt meroen fonnte, bate es
!Sdaben inn 8etrage bon $4,000
peruriabt. Ger Shaoen am @ebdu=
oe lit berbaltt1ibmaBig gering,' 6of,
Ser 1%pertbDoQe SS1rbalt tp1troe 5umei1t
rl1iniert.
Sci Iourde. - @ie aus
Sen porliegenoen 5totiitifen erbeat,
lino oiei les Sabr bon bier aus 1,8O0,=
600 Efuno @olle perianot moroen,
sic eine1r @ertb bon iiber elmer bol=
ben WtiQion bertretel1. 8eQe 5ourd)e
bleibt nad) tpie Dor elmer ser beoeu=
tenoiten @oQmdrfte in Mmerifa.
Big Stone. - Ser 6nrmer
Geo. Gonrao tp11roe in ieinem @eim
ont Jernipreder lteben6 bonn 8lib
eridlagen. Seine Jrau lpar aus bem
3in1mer getretert mabrenb er nod
am 6ernipreder iprod; ols iie 5u=
r%iidfebrte, lag er toot ont 9ooen. Ser
|Strabl bat i'm tpobrid]einlih poa &C.
|troffen. Gonra6 mar crit % Sabre
ais uno fir5lib perbeiratbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

bif ami 3. Suli. 8e5iiglid) oes err
iboiien1re11 Sobn Mlar in @irginia
am %. Suli ltellten sic @eidmorenen
felt, oaB Mlar 6en eri item Sda1B ob=
gegebet, alio 1uer immer i'm eri9oi=
len, in bere6tigter geotbtpebr geboh
oelt babe.
lSt. Yaul. - Sic 6armbanf=
&ommiilion Der Ser. Stouten trof
Donneritag in ct. Soul ein> I'M an
Srt nn6 SteQe Ole Mnii6ten ser Der
ihieoenen interelierten &reiie iiber
Ole fir 6en @or6peiten beabii@tigte
@riiraoung elmer 5armer 9eibba1rf
fenne1 gu lernen. 3oblrei6e 3uborer
aus oQen Gbeilen bes 2amoes botten
iid IN 6em sibungsiaol oes Holtgez
ba1r6eS eingef un6en, nm Ole @rfld=
rung bon IS. IS. Morris, bent 8nn=
0%esfommiiiar fir 6armbanfen, iiber
oen 3med unb oie 3iele 6eS groBen
l1nternebmens, 6as in pielen Tunften
Den 10 iegensreiden oeutl6e1t &eif=
eiiem @enolien idaftsbanfen gleidt
n11o 6ur@ oas SEN 6armern oieles
2anoes @el6 m1f longe Sabre 5u Ell
nem mie0riger1 3insfl1b gelieben tper-
BEN foQ, a115ub0re11. &ertreter Der
idieoener 6armer Z &ereinigungen>
8anfiers u116 Ole @a~r6elsfammer ser
Staot ct. Saul gobeu einltimmig Ser
lteber5eugl1ng Mus6rud, 6aB 0ie
6arm=Seibbonf 6es Mor6meitens BE-
geiiterte Inter tiitung aaer interei=
lierter &reiie finben >piirbe un6 6aB
Die ginfiibrnng 6ieies Spltems ge=
rooe5u notbuen6ig fir Die @nttpide-
lung 6es Norotpel tens %getporoen md=
re. Son 6en berldieoenften Seiten
tpur1e 6an1 aa1f Die 3medmaBtgfett
Ger grridt1ng 0ieier 8atf in ct.
Soul ais 3entralmarft fir Die groBe
@ebrbeit Ger Jarmer 6es. Mor6me=
items b%ingetpieien.
@inona. - Cine Mn5obl jun
ger 9a1te unter Der 6ubrung BON
George Carroll baben iid a1tf Die Slt=
de nadJ oem 26 Sabre alten 8rl1ber
%6esielben, &op, gema6t, Der iid al
lent Mni6eine nod in oem pfa6loien
gro ben Sl1mpf auf Ser @iSconiin=
Seite 6es 6luiies, 9resbah gege11=
iiber perirrt bot. 9ie @egen lit gan3=
lid) unbetpobnt. Sic MIRO bon Sen
Sagern gefiir6tet n1r6 gemieoen, ga
iid BORT idon mebrere Ser onen Der
irrt batten 11r10 MIR NIT ger1alter Not6
6em So6e entgongen tparer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
ORIA
}pr6=IafDta.

gismard. = Nor6 9afota
miro ungefabr $1100 @rbitel1er er=
bolten bonn Madlaiie 6es @armon
Derres, eines friiberea 8%emobners
BON Sarge, Ser Dor fl1r5em in Seem
Ser ep itorb. gr bot Elm Germogen
int @ertbe bon $4,000 binterlallen.
Sarge. = @eil man int Noro=
Iufota einen Mo1,gel an Soattpei5en
firdtet, trod)ten sic Observation-Disclosures
ltan6igen, ooral1f bin5umirferr> oab
aller erlalwbare @ei5en fir Soot=
5tpede o1 fberpabrt tperoe. Ser itoat=
li4e Same11fommiiiar s. 8. 8ollep
bat a1r sic 6arn1er Die Muffor0erltng
gerid)tet, ibr @etrei6e 6ur6 Die foot
lid)en Observation-Disclosures a1f oie
&eimfdbigfeit priifen 5u %lolie11.
SEEM &pdfor6. - In1le11o=
unoodt5ig Mcres feine,1 Iarmlanos
in Ser Madbarldoft Ser Stoot
Gbepe1ure in oielem County iino at
6. 6. Man6t bon 'Siour Tals, g.
6. perfauft moroen. Ser &%aufpreis
loa mebr ais $4,000 betrogen ia
ben.
@ranpiIIe. - Sieben @e=
iddftsgebau0e iiro nieoergebrannt>
ais eine 6eueriprite bet einem 8ra11=
Sc erlogte. Ser ongeridtete S6a=
SEN tpirb a1f $4,000 geid)abt.
Man6an.- Mltglti It ltlielman,
ser 5ulamme11 nit Noli5eidef Wfidael
@non, Deputpiberiff @abe @drotb,
Sesofup ebert un6 Matt &noa u11ter
Ser Mnfloge itebt, sic Grobibitionsge=
iete perlett 5u baben, rief Dor &C.
ridt gelegentli6 elmer Sorperneb=
mrttrg Scniation berpor, alS er err
flarte, ooB 'S%taatsantpalt @m. 9a,1ge
sic SSSnforporationspopiere 0es &lubs,
in meldem Ser gerfauf geiitiger &C.
trGnfe borfam un6 Ser polittider Na=
tur it, ielbit aufaebett, ieinen 8eam=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Sehen Sic alt ans?

Sitter fo1nnt roid genltg, obne oaB
man eS einla6et. Ginige ieben nit
pier5ig alt aus. 0as fommt oaber,
meil lie Sic 2eber 11nb @i1rgetpeioe
ber11adlaiiigen. @altet Cure @inge=
peioe in regelmabigem @ang un6
Cure 2eber geiunb, lr6 STR 1per6et
Gltf nidt MIR finger fiible11, ionoern
o1d finger uusieben. @enn Str an
'@artleibigfett o6er 8ilioittdt lei6et,
nebnt Gbamberlain's Idblette. sic
iin6 Defenders fir 6teie &ra11fbeiten
beobitdtigt, utt6 Tie iino a11sge5ei6net.
2etdt gu nebmen u10 gat5 a1tgerebm
in @irfung. gu faufen IN @enrp's
Corner 9rug Store. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Seaen oeS 9emti6et SO.
then &reu5eS In
8eI0tem.

8ereits inn Sabre 1915 u1teri telte
@enerol-@ pupernel1r bon 8iiling boS
belgiide @otbe &reu5 elmer 0eutiden
@ertpaltung, our ipitematii6en 9urd)=
fiibrunQ ieiner Ma1fgaben. Mnlter=
aiiltigfeit lit oaes, mos 6euti6e Or6=
nlrng in 8elgien geidaffen bat. Wtit
flarem felten 8lid unb 1tarfer felter
Snnb bot Ser @eneral=@ ouperne1r
iiberolI bur6gegriffen. Die &eri0n=
lid)feiter, sic unter ieiner 2eitung in
I~einoeslano oeutides @eien un6
6eutlde Sr6na1ng our Mnerfenml1ng
bringe1l iinb 6el1tide m61ner I'M
mabrl ten Slime 0es @ortes uno ia
ben, mas sic Sbatigfeit 6es &otben
&rea15es o1lbelangt, in 8elgien unter
ser 1d1pierigiten &erbaltniiien Ser
porronger1bes geleiitet.
IS lit iiherlid intereiiant 81 er<
fabren, Dob 6urh 6ie @ermittlung
6es 1eutiden &otben &reu5es Elm
|Tbeil Scr bradgelegten belgiiden ST.
bultrie at 11el,em 2eben ertpadte. -
@efomntli@ liegt Dem &otben &reu3
ni6t 1ul1r Die Gertpunoeten= mn6
aronfenpflege Of, ion6ern oa16 Ole
1o3iole 6urlorge un6 @eiunbbeitS=
pfege ser 3ipil8ebolferung in 6en
beiebten @ebieten rebnet m1ar nnter
leineMufgaben. 9urb 6ie9abmlegung
oes Snouitriebetriebes tnfolge oeS
&rieqes tpuren biele Sauienbe mo-
mentli6 bon meibli@en Mrbeitern
brotlosgepor6en. gs fam mint 6aramf
an, 6ieien ertperbsloien Sagelobnerit+
ne11 Iobnenoe Mrbett 11a@5utpetietr. gu
oielem 31pede erridtete 6aS 9euti6e
@otbe &rel15 in 8elgten cine Mn5abl
6obrifen, sic b%ouitdn0ig ebrenomt=
lih pertpultet per6en. Ser gelammte
@epinn fommt lebtglid unb allein
6en 3peden 6es 9el1tidett Gotben
&reue5S 5ugute.
80 tit 5unadit IN 8riiiiel cine
groBe Sudfabrif CUR Mnfertigung
BON SonoIadfe11 erridtet mor0en. SIN
orei Sagen tpl1roe Elm leeritebenoer
9ofomotip=S duppen fiir BEN Sabrif=
betrieb eingerihtet, bie notbmenoige11
Maidinen beidafft, mnb a11genblid=
li6 iinb 6ort iiber a6tbunoert belgi=
16e Mrbeiterinnen beldaftigt. 5erner
|iino bonn &otben &reu5 8igarren=5a=
brifen eingeri6tet> un6 5tpar beitebt
je. cine in: 8riiiiel, @ilporoe uno
Wfolrs, cine pierte lit in 3inant inn
@ntlteben begriffen. Study bier erfolgt
6ie 2eitung polll tain6ig ebrenamt=
li6. ln6 Dos Sauien6 3igarren miro
etpu Inn odt Marf biqiger %perfauft
|als IN Deutl6lan6. Dieie adt Mort
|meroen an 6os 0euti6e &ei6 als gr=
fob fir entgangenen 3on abgelie=
fert.
BUR 8erbeiierung Ser ianitaren
8erbaltnilie bat 6as 3euti6e &otbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

@rea.3 IN @elgien @rita,1nlides gelei=
1tet, nnb nit 6ieier Tbatigfeit gingers
sic 6ortidritte ser io5ialen 6iiriorge
Son6 in @onb: Sn Mons lit cine
sauglingsfrippe utu6 cine SolfsfIde
porbanoe1r, al1beroem 5tpei prodtpolle
loubere @olfsbaoer. Terner gibt es
in pieler Srten @alb= uno Jlidera1=
1talten, in oenen 8elgierinten fir Die
Deutide @eerespertpaltung arbeiten.
CIV Itiftet 6as 3eiden 6eS 0eut1den
&otben &reu5es 5egen in 5einoeS=
lan6. ".... un6 nereS 2eben bll1bt
aus 6en &a1inen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

OClL PLNoSOoO w YAOOfSSos wv
@uarenlager al1ein miro a1f $4,000
ge1haBt u1l6 1ieiem 8erllite itebt muir
eine geringe 8erii6erumg %entgegen.
@iier5ig 6el1er1pebrleute puroen Dor
onid)ei1e1o iiderem So6e unter Son<
men i~tiir5enoer Sriimmer 6nr6 cine
reht5eitige @arnltng betpabrt.
ct. YouI, - SSn Der am W}on=
toq in Der &upitoltaot gebaltenen 10.
Sabreslibung oes 9e1ti6=M merifani=
1d]en staatsperbanbes bon Wfinne1ota
ipa1r6em niele midtige 8e4liiiie &C.
fabt un6 6iesbe5iiglide gmpfeblun=
ae1 unterbreitet, un0 &err S1lius
M0r1b ,tpuroe in Mnerfennlng ieiner
@er6ien1te INN oen D.-M. Staatsber=
bomb 1pieoer als 8raiioent erpablt.
g 9 -. ....
Moorbeoo. - @lap+gountp,
eine ser reiditen &artoffelgegen6en
Mimne1otas, miro beuer 1lr nngetabr
i3peiorittel Der normalen &ortotfel=
errte baben, pie gut %unterridtete
oeute lagen. Contingent g.. 6.
Clement erflarte, oob tpobl meniger
Observation-Disclosures porfomet1z als
1onit, 6ab ODER 1btpere &egenfaae Die
guaten itarf geidaoigt bobem.
Dulutb. - 9ie gr5perienoun+
aen moren, inn Monot @uguit bober
als ser Dnrdidnitt un6 au6 groBer
alS jere inn Mltguit 1915. IS beltebt
ltarfe ~Deadbfrage nad @r5 I'M SlteM
6od liegt sic gdmierigfeit 6es M}ar1=
qels an gooten Dor. = 9nrb tbat=
fraftiges gingreifen gelang es 9: ~.
Gbompiom, Is. ctr. un6 2afe Mpe.,
&arf Noi1tt, ieirer 5ran un6 iei1rem
6reijabrigen S0bnden oas 2ebe1 gu
retten. Ser &Ieine batte nit eirem
Shiff6en ont nfer bes Sees gelptelt
un6 tpor, als elm @inoitoB ibm oaS=
lelbe entfiibrte ur6 m1f ben Gee bir=
oustrieb, 6em Spiel5el1g in Dos Mal=
Ter na@gelaufen, bis 6ieies ibm ilber
oem @ppf 5uiammenihlug. 6ron
Gbompio1n, Die i'm pom Satl lie aus
beobadtet botte, folgte iofort, fiel
ober an obi@iiiiger Stelle 6es Gee
qrunoes ins tiefe @aiier. Muf tbre
@ilferufe elite Tbompion ber5u n1ro
es gelang linn, 6rou nno &tnb Dem
lideren So6e 5u entreiben.
Yerham.- 6ran Mnna geno,
tO3 Gphnr Sine 6eren @atte felt flint
Monaten megen 6alidang I'M 3nft-
barle libt, M11tter BON ie6s &i1roern
lit in 6en 8ubngeb0ten a1 10. Mpe.
un6 9. StroBe Sii0, 1poielbit lie &ob=
len uno @lei1rbol5 a1fgeleien bottle,
in Salt genommen nor6en. gtah Ell
ner @onferen5 ser Noli5ei ipater nit
g3idter Montgomerp tpuroe ibr En-
Iaubt, oie Madt iiber gu ibre11 &l1l=
6ern uadj @a111e 81 geben n1o l1d
baum megen Diebitabls 81 perantpor=
ten.
Nirqinia. - @egen Garlo
Gresca, &am Searlett un6 So1epb
@dmiot, S. g. IS. Mgitotorem, nrro
spiepb Midtid1 Soiepb @ernogotobi6,
Minenurbeiter, lutlb 6rau Milioa Ma<
lonobib bon 8itpdbif tpa1roen BON
Sen @robge1dtporerren Mntflagen oes
Mor6es i'm erlten @ra6e nno oes
tbqtliden MngriffS erboben IN gerz
bin6ung NIT ser grmorounB oes
@~ilfs1beriffs Sqmes Mpron in 8imo<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-13
AUTOS CRASH AND
ONE WAS DAMAGED

At the corner of Palafox and Con-
zalez streets yesterday, an auto
driven by DR.. ]. Harris Pierpont, and
car driven by c. G. Murphy, col
lided. The physicians car lost a
wheel, while both of them suffered
considerably injury.
1t was investigated by the police,
but the accident was found to have
been one for which neither driver was
responsible, as both drivers had the
idea that the other car would stop at
the street intersection.
A Slight Accident.
About o'clock, a car driven by
Felo McAllister ran on the sidewalk
at the corner of Intendencia and Pala-
fox streets, colliding with the post on
that corner and displacing the sup
port. No further damage resulted.
Mr. McAllister was endeavoring to,
and did, escape collision ~ 3
car driven by negro, the latter auto
coming east on Intendencia street al
a rapid rate. Mr.. McAllister threw
his wheel and before his own car
could be stopped, it had struck the
post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-13
CARRIERS

Carriers, Fla, Oct. 12.-Mr. Hall,
of Washington, d. c., after spending
a night and day with Supervisor FL
bridge at Camp Pinchot, returned to
Washington Friday by auto line via
Crestview.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hartgrove and
son spent Saturday at Camp Walton.
Mrs. Hartgrove and son took dinner
with Mrs. Soule and Mr.. Hartgrove
at the Gulfview Hotel.
Messrs. e. A. Mooney, w. N. Hart
grove and w. R. Brown were at Camp
Walton Sunday. Mr.. Mooney was en-
route to Holt, Fla.
Mrs. R. C. Irwin and Miss Minnie
Brown had a birthday come on the
same day Sunday, and they celebrated
it with dinner at L. w. Winkley's
Miss Letha Rice, Mrs. r. C. Irwin
and w. N. Hartgrove We're Crestview
visitors Monday via Adams Bros. au-
tomobile line.
The Forest Service and employees
moved their goods and families tc
Pensacola for winter headquarters
Monday and Tuesday, Messrs. Hill
and Porter going Monday and Super
visor Eldridge and family Tuesday.
r. A. Battesfeld and son Raymond
were callers on S. M. Johnson Tues
day.
Miss Mary Johnson is better this
week.
Miss Mary Crook returned home
Friday, after spending week with
her sister, Mrs. e. r. Mckee.
in. Lee of Five-Mile Bayou, called
on P. L. Hand Sunday.
R. A. Battenfield returned from
Pensacola after several days Satur.
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-13
COTTAGE HILL.

Cottage Hill, Oct. 12.-Miss Ma
thilda Gear spent the weekend at
home. She is attending school in
Pensacola.
Miss Anna Levy went to Pensacola
Monday for a short visit with rela-
tives.
d. M. Rudd went to Dixonville,
Ala. Friday to attend the Quarterly
Conference and reunion. He expects
to be away about ten days
w. S. Reeves made a business trip
to Pensacola Monday. Mrs. Reeves
accompanied him to visit friends.
Mrs. DIR. Vincent returned Satur-
day from the North, where she has
been spending the summer.
Ralph Voris started to school in
Pensacola Tuesday. He will go back
and forth on his wheel.
Mr.. Mckenzie went to Bratt Fri
day for short visit with his chill
dren, who are teaching there, and also
to attend the Sunday school conven-
ton. He returned Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Daley, who has been
visiting her parents here, returned to
her home in Atmore Saturday on ac-
count of the illness of her baby.
Davis TAFT visited in Atmore and
Bratt Saturday and Sunday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-13
.DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
HAVE BEAUTIFUL, SOFT HAIR
OF AN EVEN DARK SHAPE.

Not even trace of gray shows in
your hair after a few applications of
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair
and scalp. Q-Ban is no dye, is harm
less, but makes scalp and hair healthy
and restores the natural color glands.
If your hair is gray, streaked with
gray, faded, dry, bleached, thin or
falling, apply Q-Ban as directed on
label. Soon all your gray hair and
entire head of hair gradually turns
to an even, beautiful dark shade,
leaving all your hair healthy, fluffy,
soft, radiant, thick, full of life, fas-
chatting; so evenly dark and hand
some no one will suspect you used
Q-Ban. Also stops dandruff and fall
ing hair. Sold on a money-back guar
ansee. Only SOC for a big bottle at
w. A. D'Alemberte's drug store, Pen
sacola, Fla Out-of-town people sap
piled by parcel post.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-13
ERROR IN REPORT.
is CORRECTE BY.
MARINE MAG hz|NE

That correction will be made in
shipping Illustrated" for the error
in the report of the arrival of the
steamship Indian at Pensacola on
September FL, is the assurance made
by R. de Tankerville, editor OF The
publication, to James F. Phillips, sec
rotary of the Chamber of Commerce
in the following letter:
Dear Sir: have your letter of
October 9th to acknowledge.
As can be plainly seen from read
ing the paragraph in question, the
mention of Mobile in connection with
the arrival of the S. S. Indian was
plainly printers error | have as
certained that the MS. which read
Pensacola somehow got twI5ted into
Mobile, and this error escaped the
proofreader's attention.
A correction to this effect will be
inserted in the October 14th number.
Very truly yours,
(Signed)
R. de TANKERvILLE.
Editor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-13
ARMED
WITH LOADED GUN

When John Brown, a white fisher
man, was arrested yesterday after
noon upon complaint of party who
had informed the officers of the fact,
a loaded pistol was found in Browns
pocket, and he was locked up at the
police station on a charge of carrying
concealed weapons. He will be ar
raigned for trial in the recorders
court this morning at s o'clock.
Several friends called at the sta
ton in the afternoon and desired to
make bond for his release, but when
it was announced that the security
would be $3.50, they were not so
anxious to sign security for him.
The police were informed that
Brown had exhibited the revolver to
a friend, and the latter thought ne
was doing Brown favor by having
the weapon taken from him, hence his
later confidence to the policeman OF
the beat.