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Bryan, Knott, SInithwiek
Running High
Continued From Page OneA

Continued From Page One.)
(Tampa) district, indicate that Drane
has beaten the old veteran, Sparkman.
The Local Returns.
Following are given the complete
returns from the only precincts in
Pensacola and Escamhia which had
been completed UP to 2 o'clock this
morning. The figures are a sum
mary of results at precincts z, 10, 81,
"a, 80 and 3d. Number so is the only
city precinct making a return.
Senator.
Bryan 1855, Gilchrist 20, Trammell
81, Wall "a.
Congress-.
Smithwick 100, Kehoe 134, Watson
Il, Stevens 10.
Governor.
Cats 11s, Knott 80, Farris 55, Hud-
son %, Wood 80.
Secretary of State.
Crawford 1876, Jordan SO.
Comptroller.
Angle 1877, Amos 1877, Gwynn 81
Thagard il.
State Treasurer.
]. S. Griner 50, ]. G. Luning 100.
State Supt. Public Instruction.
]. L. Kelly so, w. N. Sheats 1873.
Justice Supreme Court, End Group.
Jefferson D. Browne 1852, Robert S.
Cockerell So.
Railroad C0mmi ssiOneT.
s. A. Bryan 27, Roysl G. Dunn tT2,
B. ]. Ford 81, A. S. Wells 81,
Circuit Judge, First Judicial Circuit.
John S. Beard 80, A. G. Campbell
90, Stuart ellis ri, Kirke Monroe 80,
J. T. Virgins 90.
State Attorney, First Judicial Circuit.
Robert H. Anderson II, w. M.
Hurtenbach SO, R, A. MeGeaehy 102,
Robert P. Stout 70.
Representative in Legislature, First
Group.
J. R. NJ. Gates 1T, Jas. M. John
SON 50.
Representative in Legislative.
Group z.
M. o. Baggett SO, Wiley P. Bow
man 10, w. NJ. Herrider SO, Leon N.
Lischkof AZ.
County Judge.
Henry Bellinger ESQ, ]. N. Hutch-
ms II.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Joel Frater $50, James Macglb-
bon 178.
Sheriff.
A. Cary Ellis 80, JOS. Hicks SO. W,
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H. KiIbee 10. Geo. Kinsley 0, F. R.
POu So, F. D. Sanders 90, ]. C. Van
Pelt 81.
Superintendent Public instruction.
w. P. Cunningham 1853, A. s. Ed
wards 127.
County Tax Assessor.
A. H. D'Alemberte 81, w. L. Nor
gan, Jr., SIS, Wiley ]. McDavid 102,
Cade 2, Shackleford Ill.
Supervisor of Registration.
n. B. Cook 200, T. D. Fillingim 86,
R. M. Merritt Cd.
County Solicitor.
w. A. Blount, Jr., lis, Scott M.
Loftin 11s, R. Pope Reese 10, w. L.
Zachary 9.
Harbor Master.
]. Ed. Abercrombie 10, F. A. Bog
hich, Sr. So, Robert Edmundson SO,
Ben ]. Rochblave 46.
County Commissioner, District 8.
]. w. Brewton 81. j. N. Campbell
13, w, T. Coleman 0, J. w. Crary 8,
J. D. McCurdy Is, E. Ward 2.
State Committeeman.
S. r. Mallory Kennedy 1877, r. T.
Rains 20.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-07

to two doctors, then my mother got a
bottle of Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and I took it. / never had
any more trouble and got strong fast.
Then l took it again before my little
girl was born and it helped me good
deal and 1 give the Compound the credit
for it. Then this spring felt very
badly again, but I took the Compound
and have been well all summer. ] can
not be grateful enough for your rnedi-
cine. =" = Mrs. HAROLD NJ. SMITH, 40
Water Street, Clarksburg, w. Va.
For forty years it has been making
women strong and well, and curing back
ache, nervousness, uterine and ovarian
Inflammation, weakness, displacements,
irregularity and periodic pains.
Ifyou want special advice write
lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co
(confidentiaI), Lynn, Mass,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-07
TWO AVIAToRs ARE
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Newport News, June 6.-Aviator
Instructor Stephen McGordon and E.
F. Keefer of Canada, a student at the
Atlantic coast aeronautical station
here here, were seriously burned and
the aeroplane in which they were
starting to make a flight in was de-
stroyed this morning, when from
some undetermined cause the ma
chine took fire.
The two men jumped from the ma
chine as quickly as possible, but not
before the flames had encircled them.
The destroyed machine was new
military tractor byplane which had
just been assembled.
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BATTLESHIP KENTUCKY
WILL COME TO PENSACOLA

New Orleans papers announce that
the battleship Kentucky, now in a
Mexican port, will shortly be ordered
to Pensacola to take aboard the COM
pany of marines, now on duty at the
Algiers naval station, near New Or
leans. The Kentucky had a trying
experience on the occasion of her last
trip to New Orleans in the Mississippi
pi, and it was necessary for dredges
to cut away lump which had formed
in the river to permit the battleship
getting to sea without damage. The
company of marines, it is announced,
viii be sent to and embarked from
Pensacola.
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BURTON NOT AGREED ON
AS FULL COMPROMISE

Chicago, June 6.--Progressive lead
ers in secret conference with old
guard Republicans today declined to
consider Theodore Burton of Ohio,
as compromise Republican candi-
date it became known tonight. Sena-
tors Smoot and Mckinley of Illinois,
and Charles D. Hilles made PROPOSE
ton to progressive leaders.
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CAPTAIN BRISTOL IS
OFF FOR WASHINGTON

Captain Mark L. Bristol, chief of
the AerongItieal school left last night
for Washington to attend meeting
of the naval advisory board, of which
he is member. The board is made
up of several army men, experts on
aviation, and naval officers, together
with civilian members who are ex-
perts on aeronautics.
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WATERMELONS, THE FIRST
OF SEASON, HERE

Watermelons, the first Of the sea-
son, were displayed in the local mar
kets yesterday, but there appeared to
be no lively demand for them. They
were offered the public on Palafox
street, and it is announced that, be-
ginning early next week, this city
viii be the shipping point for grow
ers in various counties Of West Flor
ida.
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what greatness may be
acquired when he
grows up. And any
influence that brings
relief to tho expectank
mother Is the first and
greatest of obligations.
There Is a splendid
remedy KIN wn as
Mothers Friend" that
has bean q safeguard,
a helpful daily inHu-
ence, to = host OF
women. Applied exteF-
nally to the muscles
they become plant,
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Kitchener's Death
Was Big Surprise
Continued From Page One.)

NCOntnued from rage One.)
mentioned in connection with the sec
retaryship for war.
There are no further reports to-
night on the sinking of the Hamp-
shire and nothing definite to show
whether she was hit by a torpedo or
a mine.
The tragedy occasioned greater sur
prise because it was not known out
side official quarters that Kitchener
had left England.
A memorial service will be held at
st. Paul's.
Sketch of Kitchener.
Earl Kitchener was appointed sec
rotary Of state for war on August 8.
1914, few days after Great Britain's
declaration Of war on Germany. He
was regarded as England's greatest
soldier and the decision of the gov
eminent to entrust him with supreme
direction of the war was received with
unanimous approval.
AS the war progressed and Great
Britain's deficiencies in certain direc-
tons, particularly in regard to the
shortage Of artillery ammunition be-
came apparent, Earl Kitchener was
subjected to severe criticism, led BY
Lord Northcliffe. The secretary was
charged with responsibility for failure
to foresee the extraordinary demand
for the heavy shells and as a result
the ministry of munitions was formed
with David Lloyd George at its head.
Earl Kitehener's responsibilities
were further lessened by the appoint
ment of General Sir William Robert
son, as chief Of the imperial staff in
December Of last year. It was re-
ported at that time that friction had
arisen between Earl Kitchener and
Field Marshal French, then in COM
mand of the British forces in France.
Shortly after the appointment of Cen
eral Robertson, Field Marshal French
relinquished his command.
Notwithstanding the criticism d.
rected against Earl Kitchener, his
great accomplishments, during the
war are recognized universally. Fore
most of his achievements is the crea-
ton from England's unframed man
hood of huge army. At the begin
ming of the war Great Britain had
only few hundred thousand trained
men. Today more than 5,000,00O men
are enrolled for the various branches
Of the service.
There have been no recent reports
of Earl Kitchener's movements. He
was last mentioned in the cable dis
patches of Friday when he went to
Westminster palace to be questioned
by members Of the house of commons
] who we're not satisfied with the con-
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Always zone me anu
1 hope my letter
may be the Tnearsr
of helping som 3
0 t her suffering
woman. When /
was 16 years old /
caught cold and had
suppression for two
months. ! got so
weakI could scarce
" drag myself up
the stairs. ] went
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GROUNDLESs RUMOR
ABOUT JAPANESE COUNT

Toxic, June GA report circulated
in the United States today that Count
Okuma, Japanese premier had been
assassinated was without foundation.
Count okuma announced that the
prime minister had been in confer
ence with the emperor today.
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The thing that makes Louis Open
heimer Of Akron, Ohio, different from
other boys is that his heart is on his
right side. X-ray photos show it. II
he were knocked unconscious and a
physician felt on his left side to see
if his heart was beating he might
declare 0ppenheimer dead. Open
heimer eats, sleeps and moves around
Just Ike other boys.
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JACKSONVILLE FOR BRYAN.

Jacksonville, June Eight city
wards in Jacksonville give Bryan
2,542, Trammell 1880, Wall 639, Gil
christ 4SS. Two city wards give
Farris ATT, Cats 213, Knott no,
Hudson 80, Wood "a.
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OFFICIAL FIGURES
ON CHARTER BOARD
ELECTION MONDAY

Of
Earl Thornton,
Prscines, IL Is Il IS as 81 2s
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Today And A
Generation Hence

The flight of time makes as think of
The future. The baby of today reflects
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At ALL STAGES
OF LIFE
The Woman's Medicine. Good
for All Ages. Mrs. Harold
Smiths Experience.

Clarksburg, w. Va.-''I am writing
to tell you the good your medicine has
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Tell your neighbors about
the "0Id Time Bargain
Sale" at Everlasting
Fabrics Co.
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duct Of the war. No intimation was
given that he intended to leave Eng
land.
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Subscribe for The. Journal
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You pay for
quality when
you buy P. A.

DRINCE ALBERT has
! real value that pre-
miums or coupons can't
produce - quality! Pre-
miums or coupons have
never been offered with
Prince Albert because we
know smokers prefer quail
ity Neither national nor
state restrictions on the use
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Die Denttse Gage.

an Der CONNIE bat iid Die Bag;
nidt perdnoert. Die Gnglanoer ba.
ben Den Soureaur @olb nod MIDI
nebmen fonnen uno au6 Die 5raft'
5oien baben nod nidts meiter aus.
geriftet. Die 9eutihen aber erfla:
rem, bab oieler lebte groBe Soupt'
fflag politonoig mislunsen 1lno Do
burb ou6 Die 3mefloligfeit Del
gon5en Offeniipe eripieIen lei. and
bel Ga 8aiIee, meiter norolif baber
Ste 9eutiden einen glan5erloen @r.
folg errlngen.
@uh i'm Often lit Die ruIiii6e 81
feniipe iiberaa aufgebalten, big all'
@ali5ien, mo- Die Seiterrei6er iif
mieoer baben 5uriid5ieben millIet1
Sic iteben iett bel 8eretesf, 5rpif6ef
Strppa uno SfDd.
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g. ", Il. 4 q. Is. & q. X. 9epot..
Mnfnnft
SO. 2--gon ebrpns gbrifi nnS Oben
SO. 4-@on Corpus 9brifti u, earriso
Springs 700 BORN.
go. 6-gon Corpus gbriti unO garriao
Sprinns, nur Montaas. $40 mrgs.
gbfahrt =
Ro. 1-Raa Corpus gbriffi 1890.
SO. 9.aa3 Corpus ebriifi u. ga spaia;
Sprinss. tdaIid. auBer Sonnaben6s
SO. 5-aaa CORPUS Giriffi unS gars
RICO Springs. MIR Samftass ......
5000. 10:45 abenos
santn &c CS. &. @. 81. Sepot).
Gnfunft -
SO. 5-@om 9orben. 80. .9:15 BORN.
go. 1-Wom Worben ....8:05 abenbs
Gbfabrt-
go. 6-Nod Dem Roroen. 1885 nahm.
$50. 2-Nad Dem Norben. .a.15 BORN.
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9aB meine i6lidten @erie baber
@efalen a16 I'M S6iibenaraben,
5at mid gefreut, benn ipeiBt, i6 bin
@ar feline rebte 9ibterin.
@o i1li6t unb einfad iing' ib bait,
@ie's 80glein in Dem ariinen @alO; 3
.l1nb pie 9u MIDI aeidiloert bait,
9as Silb au6 nibt ganS auf MIDI
paBt -?
Nlln, ipenn Der bDie &rieg porbei,
1lnb i6r babeim ieib ale 8fpei,
Sam lernit 9u MIDI idon fennen audi
9nr6 meinen Wlan1, ipie es 10 8raid,
8ts babin bleib' id fir Sid, i6au,
9ie brape luitiee 2anbnebrfraul
0amit lit Ser @iae-Niirnberger
Sdngerfrieg beenoet = Irtbur bat
ni6t pieoer geantmortet. ST NOR
tet mol a1tf BEN Srieoensl6luB, Inn
Damn Die perionlide 8efannti6off
ieines &umeraoen uno Der 2ano-
mebrfrou 81 MAIDEN. Woge olen
9reien Elm frobes 3uIammenfommen
beidieoeu lem.
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Trtie YrfFe fit stras: sonna6eno y. Snli 1916.

aft8ieer nno neutl5iger Sabre sur
Mountaineering Ser bemofratii6en
8ortei niGt ben eifrigiten 4nteil,
pro uno contra, genommen2 Saben
lie an Ser Silbermabrnngsfrage unb
ibrer 8eIeitigung nidt ben tatig=
item 4nteil ge5eiet2 SGT Die Smpe-
rialismus : Soee, bie Der fpanii6e
&rieg uns bra6te, tie ni6t CUR emit
id}ieoenen Sorteinabme Derall=
IaBt? llno 10 Bis iebt FIN, mo- Inn
iere Gegierung our6 lire IeltIamc
0eutralitatspolitif etnen mabre1l
Sturm inter ibnen entfelielt bat,
oen Niebl1br a~lleroings fir Elm
3eiden i6ledten giirgertums an=
iiebt. SeoenfaGs tit iein gortpurf,
mir bitten nns ben groBen politi=
lden gepeguneen geeeniiber tell
nabmlos perbalten, elm uneere6ter.
Die Gorniirfe, Die CT BEN Sir
den madt, fam i6 ni6t beurtei-
len; mas er aber iiber uniere Stel-
lung CUR MISUNDERSTANDING iagt,
lift einfa9 oas l1rteil oes 8robi=
bitioniiten lno niht oas zines urt=
porteiil6 oenfenoen Wannes. @ie
er bon uns Oeuti6en perlangen
fam, mir loGten uns fir Trobibi=
tion, Sen ungebeuerli6iten S6min=
Del, Sen Die @elt ie geieben, begei=
1terr, lit nnberitGnolib unb benefit,
baB er uns nidt fernt, nniere gauge
@eIensart ni6t, unlere Sraoitionen
niht, I'M ere ~@nIdauungen nno lie
ber5elg1lngen niht. @ir meroen
feline 8robibitioniiten meroen uno
penn man inns aud 5ebnmal bor=
6emonItriert, bob mir oaonr6 in ben
Mugen Ser Multer : Mmerifaner
perddtlif meroen. Wir tperoen inns
aus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nidt Der
Majoritat fiigen, Ste ei11en per6erb=
liden rniim befiirnortet. l1no
mir meroen I'M Sntereiie oes Cant
oes ltnb bes @olfes gegen oieien
beroerbli6en nniim anfampfen, 10
lange mir fonnen.
l1ebrigens i'd claude, mon
bralift nns 9entf1 Mmerifanern
gar feine guten giatidldge gu err
teilen; mir meroen ifon fertie mer-
Sen. @ub NIT Dem u9inoeltri6"
nno ar oem 8oien, bas mo uns
in Der lebten 3eit gelagt fat. Selbit
einen @rtifel, pie bieien, bon Rein=
boIo Niebubr gelfriebenen, tper-
BEN mir beroauen fonnen unb nidt
0aran 5u @runoe geben.
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Der garbar i1nD sic Barbara.
Gin sanserfrieg.

Cine lultige 2anomebrfralt, bia
iiber Die e%rnlten 3eiten nidt ben
Sumor perloren bat, i6ifte Dem
| ySrdnfiiden <rier" in Nitrnberg
elm fleines @ebiht elm oas lofort
@ufnabmle fanb.. eegen 5rauell
muB man gallant lein, Defenders
gegen oi6tenoe SralerL nod mebr
gegen 2mbmebrfrauen ltno am aller-
m%eiiten eegen oidtenbe Sanopebr-
fralte1r.
nno bieie 2anomebrfrau bi6tete
nid]t libel.
Mein alter lit idon lang I'M Selo
lln0 ihreibt audi tets bergniiet,
8eionoers fpenil er bie nn0 oa
Gin 8dd6en bon mir friegt.
Gr lit elm ~ieelenguter &erl.
Suit feiner &ab mas s'leio,
Sod aebt's gum Halfen nit Dem Seinb,
Smlt bin er, fpie net g'fdeit.
| 60 lit er benin atd] elm 8arbar,
MuB laden. ia, ia. ia,
ltn0 ih bin 6es Barbnren Srau,
9ritm beiB' ih Barbara. ~
Barbara $. in Hiiruberg.
Gin Hiirnberger, Ser in einenl
peitlihen Shiitengraben bei ellie
liegt, las oas @eoidt inn raurier4
ul1o oa er geraoe cine @efehtspauie
uno nifts anoeres 81 tun bate,
iebte er ii6 bin nno oidtete eine
Intmort:
Nls i6 i'm S6iibengraben bier
Siingit las ben uSrdnfii6en Surfer,
Sam inter anDerem al @eii6t
Weir aiieb elm reisenbes @eoiht.
Barbara 8. berfaBt es bat.
Mns R~iirrlberg, meiner 8ateritabt.
| Warllm benn MIR, Srau Barbara,
Stanb nidt 9ein boiler Shame ba?
Neugierig, fpie i) MIN NAL bin,
Wt0d]t' fennen ih Die 9idtertn.
On 5ogerit, hoff id. ni6t gu lang
llno itileit nteinen gSiiiensorang.
RinSt Su mir balo elm 4Grt6en l6iden,
| 90 niiroet 9u mid bod begliiden,
Bon Der &trier : @rpe0itipn
grfdbrit 9u Sic Mbrefie 5don,
SIM @eifte feb i6 Sid febr gut,
| Su BIT tattrdftig. %refolnt,
Ni6t 10 elm eitler, fpelider Bfai,
Rein, cine edte bertf6e Srau;
SD fonnt MIDI mi6 erfreuen bran,
8ie On geIhilbert 9einen Mann,
| 60 einen, Der auf Soft bertrmit.
limb oann redt frGftia I'M iid bait,
SD niinIde ,baB an 9einem @liid,
| OR balo aeiunb Sir febr' suriid,
| Ser 8arbnr AT Der Barbara.
9nun lafit 9n tpieoer. ia, ia, bal
Grtbur Sdab.
Srau Barbara amiiiierte lif)
iiber oie @nttport hires 2onosman-
| nes rno Yegaius : Mitreiters !.
aber oie Sroge nah ibrer aoreiie
fanb iie einieernnoBen fed. Staft
Dem fiibnen @rtbur oie perlangte
4oreiie SIT ididen, ontiportete tie
linn nit elmer abiage lin poetiider
| Sorm bas i6mer5t penigcr:
| Sa, ia, - ha. ia. = ia, ia, ha. la,
| 8ie lad ih bod bon 0er3en bal
| Sdl ipu Dir Iaqen, iper ih bin?
| 9a eineen mol 10 Der uno bin
| Ser 8riefden nod 70 manhe, mas?
| Mein Sitter, Der perlte6t mol SpaB.
| God bdR NIT einem frentben @tann
| Sein @eib fdnat su b%rieffpedieIn an.
| grlatlbt er niht. o'rum nenn' i'd Sir
| Den Namen nidt, nur Dem &urier.
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Suns III Derremtem.

9as nntere mnb ubere Stofiuerf
BON Nr. 21S S~it-gpmmeree Strake
lit at berrenten. NGbere Insfinft in
Der Office Der yTreien Ireiie".
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Qehreriteae : 0eIudl.

Cine erfabrene bentid : amerifmni-
ide 2ebrerin indt @nitellnns in ei-
mer Sdnle, mo mebrere 2ebrer an-
geitellt iinb. Cfferten inter M. I.
R. an Die Sreie Greiie.
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gle Sprten npn Srmd : Mrbeiten,
ipie Slider, ,SpIbers", 8riefbusen nms
Gunrerts, 2artem, Gire1Iare, Ginlabuns
gen nfu., in 9entih unh Gnslifd, melt
ansgeflbrt. WfIfpn e Gmpes-
m a n n 9rintins Co., 206 Nanarrp Ctr,
Gel, Grpdett 1924.
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Gnfunft -
$50. 16-Ion Soufton, 8aeo uno Cor
$50. 14-@on Souiton nn6 aiiitenorien
SEQ. 12-gon goafum nnb Riiitenprten
1850 nahm.
$50. 41-8on &errbiue. -. 1905 borm.
$50. 43-bon @erbine. nur 6onntnas ].
1856 abenbs
go. 145-@on aerrbine, tdgIid, a1saez
nontunen Gonntans -.6:45 abenbs
SO. 15-Nod 9ouifon. Iaco un6 Corr
pug gbrifti ........ 8:45 BORN.
$40. 1s-Nad Souiton uno aiftenorten
SO. ii.aad goaiim aln ssh aiii4s aDsaes
so. i2.aad aerroiie. mlr Fan an eaa''n:
90. 1aes1. a:rrsias. s '5:os f' esenSs
Wo. 1893 ad &errbine tdgIih, mlsge@
nprf1nen Sonntnas- -. 7.05 BORN.
g. 8. & g. ). tomuptIinie.)
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ITO. 1o1-@lmfet 2imiteo, bon Sem Or
SO. 1oa 9uufet aimits0, bon gan S spa,a.:
cisco 1858 BORN.
No. 7-Sfnen8us, bon Stem Orleans
SO. s-@dneIsna. bon Sci Mio -.
........ ........ 1850 bonn.
SO. 9-@unfet grpreB, bon MepS Orr
leans ........... 7:1O nddlm.
No. 1o-ganiet grpres. bon can Srans
cisco ...-....---- $3.50 na6nl.
Gbfabrt-
$50. 1O1--9unjet 2imiteb, mad Gan
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S. NJ. & c. II. WILKES & CO.

rics OH The women as his booty AT his
quarters, while awaiting their fate.
Mrs. Vandcrgrif shoots dead her two
daughters to save their honor And
that ends the personal side Of the
tragedy.
Charles Richman, as the leading ac-
tor should, carried off the acting hon
ors among the men. although Norma
Talmadgc as Virginia Nandcreriff was,
in her way, Quitc;as convincing as MIR.
Richman.
The picture was staged along gigan-
tic lines, and 230CO National Guard
troops, 500 G. \. II. veterans and 5000
other "Supcrs" took part. Besides Mr..
Richman and Miss Talmadgc the cast
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-05-24
"THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE.
Famous Picture to be Shown This

Famous Picture to be Shown This
Week.
"rhe Battle Cry of Peace" seems
more like the whoop of war than the
battle cry of peace. 1t breaches a ser
mon from the text, BE Prepared
ana illustrates it with such multi
plicity of appeals as would drive SEN
sitive man to enlist or to drink.
war ammo domni 1916 is shown here
IN New York, not only at our very and
various doorsteps, but even inside our
drawing rooms and living rooms. The
guns Of our forts are silenced by the
eheinys dreadnoughts, the city is bonn
Darded and falls into the hands of the
invaders, who turn the fire of ma
chine gun on a crowd of captured snip
ers, Just as though one were witness
ing part Of the present European
struggle.
The protagonists Of the drama part
or the pictrue are the Harrison and
Vandcrgriff families and a man spy
and woman spy disguised as univcr-
sal peace advocates. There are in the
two families Vandergriff, pater, a fl
nancier who talks peace when there
is no peace; his wife, son, grown
daughter, Virginia, and a young daugh-
ter and John Harrison, an cnthusias-
TIC disciple of Hudson Maxim, author
Of "Dcfcnscless America" and Ice
turcr rlenipotentiary on the same sub
Ject; and the said noble Johannus's
brother sister, and mother.
The plot soon becomes hectic and
lurid. The chief spy sho, IS through
window in the Vandcrgriff house
and wounds two soldiers Of the enemy.
The villain fastcns the blame on papa
Vandergriif and John Harrison. These
Two victims Of treachery are shot for
snipin%, along with a crowd Of other
citizens Of this metropolis.
Alice prctcnds to accent tho spy rs
llcr lover, secures his revolver and
shoots him dead. She locks the woman
spy In closet. Deaths have been oc-
curing so thick and fast that we for
got TO say that Mrs. Harrison and her
daughter were killed in their home by
shell during the bombardment. The
survivors of the two families whiz
away in an automobile. They dscov-
or Mr.. Vandcrsrilf lying in the street
dead, but John Harrison is revived and
taken along with the party.
Their automobile is pursued by The
enemy andcapturcd John Harrison
who, by the way, Is seen in thc person
OF Charles Richman, is really killed
this time in fight with the command
lnS officer OF their captors. who car