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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19

visit to relatives in Montreal. Miss
Alice Crlsson has been away from her
work in, H L. Parker's store to act as
housekeeper during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Howe of White
River Junction visited last week at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
George F. Ferguson.
Karl Davis was at home from Nor
wich university to attend the festivi-
ties of gentlemen's night and remain
over Sunday.
Mrs. Selden Freeman of Guildhan
was visitor last week at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Joseph T. Gleason.
There were races on the Speedway
Saturday. but the extreme cold pre-
vented very large attendance. The
following scores were made:
CLASS A
Skibo, Ruggles Brothers 2 2
Ruth D., DR.. Brown l
Time. SOA. S1A. S1%.
CLASS B.
Boraldo, Allen Lee 1 1
Texas Chimes. Charles Lee 2 2
Time, S5, "a. IS.
CLASS c.
Silver Name, Perley Grant 2 1
Tom Lawson, Charles Lee 2
Time Al, So.
Mrs. A. A. Cheney and Mrs. Edgar
Brown were the hostesses of the
Mothers circle at a very pleasant
meeting last Thursday evening at the
home of the former lady. There were
about 40 in attendance. After the roll
call. answered by quotations from the
'Children's Poets,' two piano duets by
Mrs. Harry Colby and Miss Doris Col
] by were much enjoyed. The subjec Il
the evenings program was Medical
| Inspection in the Schools" and an ar
| ticle on this subject was read by Mrs.
sherwood. A general discussion fol
lowed in which many of the members
took part The musical program was
| augmented by two pleasing solos sung
by Miss Eliza Allen Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
That grand spectacular picture 1.-THE
Birth of a Nation" appeared in Mus. {
hall Wednesday and Thursday of last
week, both afternoons and evenings
Charles L. Stuart will not reopen
| his house this winter but plans to
spend the rest of the winter with his
| son, Sumner, at the Laywell Poultry
farm. In the spring he will open the
house and go home to live again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Paige have both
been victims of the grip the past week.
The Lyndon club are planning a
| series of ladies' nights, to be held in
Cable hall and the club rooms. with
cards, dancing and refreshments. They
plan to have the first one Thursday
evening, Jan. 81.
| Lyman Morrill, was called to his
home at North Danville Saturday by
the serious illness of his father, Cor
lisS Morrill,.
Robert Brock of Wells River visited
his brother, David Brock, last week at
| the home of his daughter, Mrs. Martin
! Daniels.
Mrs. S. A. Jones of Sheffield has been
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in town.
Within the Law was played at
Music hall Monday evening of this
week with good success.
Miss Nora Spencer of ST. Johnsbury
was visitor in town last week
Miss Ethel Wilson visited her -arh-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19

short dry cough. grinding Of the teeth. little
red points sticking out on tongue. starting
during sleep. slow fever II YOU see any Of
these symptoms in your child don't lose
another minute. but get bottle Of DIR.
True's Elixir. the Family Laxative and
Worm Expeller.
Mrs. Rorrat If Housf on, Texas, writes:
II would not he wfthrf Dr. Truc'a FIixir I'm
nv home" Good = adults also At your
dealers. 3oc, soc and $40. Advice free.
Auburn, Maine Nn>. eJnAAl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19

Signs OF worms are: DcrauRcd
stomach. swollen upper lip
sour stomach. offensive breath,
hard and full belly with occa-
sionaI Rripinksand pains q bout
-.he navel, pale face Of 1eaden
tint, ewes heavy and dull,
t~itehing e eIids, itching Of
the nose itching OF the rectum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

Wtine Wniier. @s aibt pObl faum
,mei Norte in unierer Sprnde. bic Su'
inmmsn ssbrauft. cine iolbe 5hlle BON
8sosutuna In iih traaen. wie oisie.
Sir oas Sino i'm 3urten glter beoenten
iie nllss i'm Ysben; fur bic alten cine
beiliae @rinneruus. lDir f0nnen llis'
mails otm YsrbdltniS entnahitn, nsls
DIES bisie Worte oem menihlihen 0er'
,en 70 tsusr madt. Serr 8. .. @uei'
fen uon ProctOr, Wftnn., brahte oiss
unldnsft in einem 8rtefe lebbaft gum
8enubtisin. @r ihreibt: r@s tit
mem 8unif, nit Sbrem alpenfrduter
sinen 8eriuh 3u MAIDEN bel einem SOU
pon BronhiaIfaturrh, Der ibon uon Is
bis 20 idbriger Dnuer LIT. Sd babe
bisbsr duBerli6e 8ehunbluus ssbubt.
bod bat mad msiner GnIiht Die Sranf
belt bas Spftem isst ihOn 10 burd
brun9sn. oab ifl cine WfebiliH 9ebrau'
den mub, ote auf bas Slut mirft.
gBdbreuo id einise alte Briefe our6
fab, bic Dor Sabrsn msine Mutter ON
MIDI geihrieben, fanb ib einen, In lpsl'
dem iie mir smpfubl. Sbr glpenfrduler
3u ssbruuhen. gu iensr 3ett bate it
tein 8ertrauen ju YatentmeOilinsn.
aber fis uernles mid auf Sale, mo, luie
Iie wuBts, 5orni's Sllpsntrdut.r erfols'
reih sewsisn mar. Sd bin bsflIiisn.
ibrem Rate Iu foIsen. IS tut mir nur
letO, ss nidt idon ju ibren Sebjeitcn
9etan ju babsn.-
Der bsitdnoi9e. mebr oils buroert'
idbri9e @ebrauh bat Die Horiige bieies
aiteu SrdutsrmitteIs bel unOrOnungen
oes YlutsS uno oss Spitems srDisieu
IS 1T feline 9lpOtbetermeoi,in Speital'
a9entsn lisfsru ss ben Nsuten oireft pom
SaboratOrium Der Seriteller :. Or. Be'
ter Snbrnsp & CONS &c., 10 -25 90.
9Ogue aue., Chicago. Su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
ErdfItge Stiibe.
Baron 8nrian feiftei Der Suppel
muuardIie fuertpplle Sienite.

@s mar elm gliidli9er Griff, ola
Stephan Sreiberr 8urian bOn Raiec5
als Ra9folger oes Gjrafen 8er9toIO
gum Diterrei9ii9en Miniiter Oes auss
nGrtigen ernannt purbe. Gr purbe
am 16. Sanuar, 1851, sebOren uno
entf ftammt elmer aIten ungariI6en
@oelsfamilie i'm prebburser &pmitat.
@as ibn aIs Miniiter oes gluss
pGrtissn beionbers pertpoll mahts
mar erftens feline sriinoli9e 8ertrautz
beit nit ben politii6en unb 0tonos
mtfhen 8erbdltnifen auf Der 8aItans
balbiniel unb Slpeitens feline ausges
oebnten Grfubrungen I'M SinanSpeien,
bic er Ii9 in ieiner Gaufbabn aIs
Rei9sfinanamintfter erporben botte.
Baron 8urian 1T Elm Mann bon
GROCER Gnergie uno betpunoernsDers
tenn S9arfblid, elm feiner Diplomat
un6 elm sefpiegter Staatsmann, beHen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
Die 0ierte ssrieasssieass.Slnlsibe.

Der @rfole Der britten Sriessanleibe
Iibsrbot ben erItsn uno 3msiten Sriess
nnleiben nm Elm VislfaheS. Die ieit'
berisen Wufisntrfol9e absr iino 10 be-
osuteub, ouB cine abidGsuns Osrielbeu
iibsrbuupt unmO9Iih 1T. Dsi 9lus
sabs Der oritten Rrisgsnnleibs mar ne
Der Sstbien. nod Wiontenssro srObsrt.
auh Die fluhtaiti9e. nit einem Yerlult
uon 200,O00 Wtann uerbunbene Hium
uns Der @alIpoli Salbinisl mar nod
nidt sur Gatiu6e 9sUOr en-, iOpie Die
oeutihsu @rfol9s BON 8srouu. Oas
pom DentihIano uno ieinen Verbiin
eeten eroberte fsinblihe @ebiet bat elm
SldhsnmaB uou uussfGbr 10000
Quaoratmeilen. osGeu fru6tbarer So'
ben uOn ben Pflii9en burh smiise uno
tiihtige 9dnoe ourhfurht, ebenfauS
sinen unubiddsburen @rnteertru9 iib
srt. Bsrbun ftsbt Dor Dem 5ull. benn
Die ,.Ganten aus @Isn" unb .,gtihten
aus Pllisn" fann islbit bic ftdrtits
uno mobsrnitt 5sftune nidt mioer'
ftehen. uno oieie beutihen unb otter.
reihii1en @eihiiss merben auh ben
W s9 nnh Ynris uuo = loft but not
lsaft = nuh 9OnpOn ,bnsn mas iosar
bic Seinbe islbit beilrhtsn. Shon
Der srite Gag brudts 3sihnuussn uuf
bic nsue Gnlsibe uon Snouitrie @sisll.
ihlften, bic iif) auf msbr als hunoert
Witllionsn belauisn. Oa bic un eheu'
srsn Nufirdss fur Rrissematsrial ETC.,
bic Der 6eutibsn Suouitrie jufollen,
unihdsbare Ginnabmen fidtrn, III lu
srwarteu. OaB Der @Ifols Der uiertsn
Sriegsanleibe elm nod 9r0Bertr iein
piro, ole Der Der orittsn 9risgsanlsibs,
unb lltbsrjsihuunseu In uerbdltnis'
mdBis iurjer 3sit srteiht fein werbsn.
Der entihelbenos Sies uno oamit
utrbunoenoe Sritoen mag fhueller
fommsn, als man slaubt. Die Gen
tralmdd,te arbeiten ibon felt lauger
3sit on bem Rieosrnnfbau bss @rport.
bauoels uno un9sheutre Qunntitdtsu
bsimiihsr @rieusnilis. bic bns ausluuO
unbeoiu9t baben mus. perotu auf9s
itapslt, ben Weltmartt ju bsfrisoigsn.
6olss bnuon Tiro isin, baB Der Wsrt
Der Winrt uub 3ronsn IN Nmsriia BEN
normnlen SurS INNER ndber fommen
unb Osnielbsn ihlisbli4 srrsidtn pirO
Jiod bietG lih osm Sdufsr in amerifa
Gelegenbeit, pom BEN nieorisen Deui'
isu' Suts su prOfitieren unb Die 3rirss.
anlelbtn Su sinem auserif shuiti9en
uno geUinnutripreheuOeu Prsis gu CT.
Uerbtn. Die felt uierjis Sobren eta'
blierte uno mohlbefannts Banfirma
5tmmermann a. SOribug, Jio. elf
Ntall 5trsst. Yislp YOrf, Offerisrt an
anoerrr Stelle oieies Blattts 6ieis
bette Sapitalsanlase. 30 Prsiien, bic
nismals Iuuor mOeliH sswsisn iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
Bon Der @Ibiette.

6rdul,in @liiabetb Noums uno Ssnrn
Buns, beibe pon @ebar Nusnue. ipur.
nen puflO6enen Oonneritag in SDiliss'
Barre burh PaiiOr Sobn Sbubert ale
siu @bspaar rinseis9net.
9l1hlien Wiontoe, ben 10. gpril,
i,iert Der gltbsiter Yereiu in isiner
0aue isin 3Oi1brissS StiftuneSfsft uno
iino ole 8orbersitunssn i'm 8anss,
Im Ous Ssit wirois gu bsssbsn.
Ssrr Satob @Orbisr BON 929 Disa.
cofp Gusnue, Siio scranton. piro lih
bel Der nabftsn Primdrpubl um bus
lint einss Seaislatur Btamten bewer.
usn, unb iollteu ibm bic Dtutihen ibre
5timme Iufommen laiisu. Strr Cor.
bier III As Sabre alt unb BON oeuti1er
abitammuns. Sur uisle Sabre mar sr
als 8ormaun bel Der 5irma @ebrlbsr
SHnftsr au9sfttIlt.-Gou.
Der ct. Wlarisu 8unb bat fiir bas
IuufsnOt Sabr bic folesnbsn Bsamtsn
srudbIt: Prdiibsnt, '@bas. o. Roiar (;
/. 8ijs Prdfibent. Srunf 8irit =; 2.
Bije Prdiiosnt, WislhiOr 9ibner 8.
Sbe PrdfiOsnt, Bincsnt @sinlhent I;
sinanj Sefretdr. Sarrp airft; Prot.
Seiretdr, Yincsut Weinihsnf +; Shas'
msiftsr, Soiepb W. ROiur SanitOr,
SOitpb 6ufan.
Der 14idhriss Carl s. @sorss BON
Siio Wsblter apenue nuroe ON Disn.
itas uuf ben Sadawanna @tItiien nabs
@lmburft fafttih In Stiids ssi6niiteu
unb i,in @efdbrts, Der 12idbries Bin.
cent Stammag Don Der slsihen Strabs,
iehr 'i6msr3Iid usrlsst, als iie siusm
3ues ausDeibsn wolltsn un6 birsft Dor
time bsranfubrsnbs SOiOmotius tratsu.
Die 9nubtn batttu bic Shule &C,
i6pdn,t uno amiiitrteu ii6 NIT 3ue.
Iabrtsu, aIs fid Der llnful srsienets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
9au, uathrli6.

sic: ~Sbr Sreuno bat aber pirfIid
isbr einnebmenbe Waniersn!"
Gr: rWarum folt' sr au9 ni4t.
II 1T ia 9anttaifiersr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
StaOt nnO Gountb.

- 0sil ibr @atte Sreo Iis uerliss,
ftrsnste Beatrice 9. Otilsr ueraanae,
men Donneritas cine Slass auf @ber
idsiouns sessn ibn on.
- Sin mUslihsr Strsif Der Stras
snbnbn angsitslltsn III oaour6 usrmls,
ben noroen. tnoem Die 9euts Die Sffsrtt
Der Scranton Ratlpap @ompanie. elm.
9obnsrb0huns su bspilllssn, am Gam,
ita9 annabmtn
- Srau SSiliam 98aGter, Gin,
Eo4ter bss uerft. Charles Raffelt. III
am Sonntus in ibrsr Bobnuna AZ
Vetblebem ssft0rben nno puroe Disn,
flag Bur Sssrbisuns bierbsr sebradt
uno i'm DunmOrs 5risbbof bsistisst.
-9rr D., 8. 8ausbau, Der pobl.
bsfanntt @ruuosissntbums Mfailer,
bat feline Office am 1. april pom Yado.
mamma ausnus uad $50 Spruce Stra.
&c, oem n.usn @sbdube Der scranton
@sbsnsoeriiHsrunss @Ompanis, perlsst.
B% Bis cine anfliubisuna on an.
osrer Stelle bsinet, 1T Die Office oss
uSeranton 8oasn5latt" ON /. gpril
nah 41O Spruce StraBe, piertsr Stod,
psrlest porosn. wslhs 9assusrdnoeruna
iih bic aunoen 9tf6llisit notirsn mol.
len. Ssu &slspbOn 5145.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
ISbbe Narf NUti3en.

- SrduIsin Marsusrits 9obl pOn
Gcaoemg StruBe unb 6ulisu 8uroid
BON MULBERRY Strass purosn lesten
OOnnsritu9 Ourh Paftor @sOrss 3.
@dman uls @bspaar siuseissnst.
- 5rdulein emma u. Ridtsr BON
Brice SiroBe unb @sOrss Wiiller pon
yforo gilmore Gusnue muroen letten
Donneritag oura Yaitor 8. u. Ben.
Der gum Suno flirs Ysben sinssisenst. /
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06

ssstsIIs das ''wOehsnbIsts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
slssiifriernnassSua fir bic g,rimSr.

ReBiifrirrnngssSas fir bic PrimGr:
tuabl.-Glle WGblsr in ben Stdbtsr
srltsr nnb 5weiter Sluls, Pbilubslpbin,
Bittsburg uno scranton, bic nift fhr
ylouembtrwubl 1915 rssiitriert maren,
ooer ua6 einsm unbsrsn 9Dabloiltritt
umssIossn iiuo. mHGsn iih am Dtiit.
mod, ben IL. dpril 1916, fur be Bri
mdrwubl rssiitriersn laiien uno iOIlten
oisfs siujiSs @slestnbsit nld,t usridu.
men, oies ju tbun, um onS pole YOtum
herausjubrinssn. Der Reeiftrisruuss.
3as fur bic Stdots orittsr Slaiis III um
WtittUoh, ben &c. april 1916. gBab,
Ter oller Sidots, bic fiir c @abl i'm
uoriStn Serbit rtsiitrisrt paren, brau
den nitt fur bic Primarwabl Su rssi.
itrtertn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-06
GnS bem Dberen $bale.
(Grdbalo @orreipoubeu,.l

= Gin 8ranb. bsiisn @niftsbuns
nubsianut LIT. l.ritOrts 5rsitus Worssn
oas Camilla Psrjoniu @sb1u6e 5u Ssi.
iup, nit einem Serluft uon IS. 900.
als sr um Srsitas Gbsnb am
llfsr css HadaDanna Sluiiss ltanO. CAB
oahslbs pl6slih nad uno Der 7iibrias
8illiam Dojinsip uon TbroOp iisl In
oaS WaIIer uno ertrant.
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SeOrb ScrahtDn.

- Shuf 9inbsr Der Patrid Ntarion
6amilie uon JiOro 3sDisr Nuenue per'
branntsn friib am Somitas Wtorssn,
oils elm Srano bic 0Obnuns ,erii6rte.
@s fino Soispb. Wtarp. anna. Wtarga.
ret uno Sorettu, uon A bis ~ Sabren
alt. Wforion, feline @attin unt bsrsn
Brubsr Sobn WtcJtamara entiamsn
nit b6ieu Bsrlssunssn unb murosu
Dem Staut 9oipital iibstfhbrt.
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9 0 8 bait.

ger9fey: sd slnubs, ih bin isBt
ouf Dem GipfeI msiues Rubms anses
lunst."
Ssrr: .Ha. lpsnn sic BON bem
9ipfel nal berunterfaIIen, bann fallen
sic iihsr niht tief."
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Gre4.

S9ufteriuns. (ber gum Griibtiid
trodenes 8rot srbdlD: rSrau Wiees
fern. sic iinb pobl Ood Spiritiitin
seporoen2"
Meiiterin: vWieip9"
S9uIterjunee: rRu, bic Butter uff
meiner Stule lit sGn5Iib osmnterialis
iiert."
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80 q btfprii DE.
pir. Sieoen ober Iterbenl

Wir: Sie9en ODer Iterben!
Die GnsIGnoer: Sissen oOer tpsrs
ben!
Oie RsutraIen: Sieeen ober erben!
4gsnee Sapus: Sieseu Ooer 5Grs
benz
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01

for the protection and preservation of
life and prop&ty at sea. Two hydro
planes, with heir separate hangers.
would be maintained at this station
if the recommendations of the board
are accepted.
1t is further suggested by the board
that three officers of the Coast Guard
in addition to the two now detailed
be sent to the naval aeronautical
school at Pensacola, Fla. 1t would
also have another officer study motor
construction in a competent machine
shop or with an aeroplane motor
manufacturer, The instruction Of two
machinists from the Coast Guard in
a shop apprentice course in a motor
manufacturing plant is suggested. as
is the proposition that three enlisted
men of the guard be detailed to the
aeronautical school at Pensacola for
instruction in overhaul and care of
aeroplanes. Lieut.. Hall of the board
has been detailed to Investigations of
the mechanics of aviation. Lieut..
Sugden and Mr.. Stone were both de-
tailed to the naval aeronautical school
at Pensacola and are soon to be GER
titled fiers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
NORWEGIAN BOAT
RESCUES II FROM SHIP
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Baltimore, Nov. s0-The Norwegian
steamer BOrghill, which arrived az
quarantine today from oran, Algiers.
brought ~ shipwrecked persons from
the American schooner Georgetta,
which sailed from New Bedford,
Mass, November II, for the Cape
Verde Islands. Among them were
two small children whose mother had
died on the voyage. The Borghill.
which has lost part Of her foretop-
mast, was detained for fumigation.
The Borghill reached the Georgetta
last Saturday, 240 miles east Of Ber-
muda. The schooner was dismasted
and her decks awash. Her Sc pas
sengers and is members Of the crew
were taken aboard the Borghill after
an all-day fight with heavy sea. The
schooner later was fired to prevent her
becoming a menace to navigation.
Captain ChrstianAen Of the Lorgnill
said his foretop mast was carried
away IN a atoTDi soma time ago and
had never been replaced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
OVER ONE HUNDRED CASES AGAINST THE
MILLION PEOPLE IN2 CITY WITNESSES
THE UNITED STATES HEARD TOMORROW

Unless present plans are changed, a
preliminary hearing in the cases
against McRane and Bush. who were
arrested for perjury as an outcome.
of testimony they offered in liquor
cases in the city court, will be con-
dpcted Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. 1t was at first decided that
the hearing would be held in the caA
made by John Caro-, charging theh
with immoral conduct. This case,
however, was last night reported to
have been withdrawn, costs Of prose
cution having been paid.
1t was announced last night that
the hearing would be in the cases as
preferred by Joe Johnson, charging
the witnesses for the city with per-
jury, charging that they testified
falsely in the case of Mr.. Carney
during the trial of the case. Mr..
Caro-, who made the other warrants
and is said to have withdrawn them
also refused to have anything more to
do with prosecutions of the witnesses,
and then the Johnson affidavits were
made.
Commissioner Pou stated last night
that there would be no stop until the
last blind tiger was suppressed, and
that if the city could not do it, then
a special federal grand jury wouE
probably be called. =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Stamford, Conn.,, Nurse Tells How
She Found Health.


Stamford, Conn., am a nurse
and suffered from q nervous break
down. / had no appetite and could not
sleep at night, and nothing seemed to
help me. By chance heard of Vinol,
and after taking the first bottle / no.
tced an improvement and four bot
ties made me we'll and strong, it gave
me hearty appetite, so can sleep
soundly night or day. l consider vi
mol a wonderful tonic" Edith r.
Forbes, Stamford, Conn.
The reason Vinol is so successful In
overcoming such conditions is because
it is constitutional remedy and goes
to the seat of the trouble. 1t is the
greatest strength creator we know
due to the beef and cod liver peptones,
iron and manganese peptonates and
glycerophosphates which it contains,
all dissolved in pure medicinal wine.
We have seen so many wonderful
recoveries like this right here in Pen
sacola caused by Vinol, that we feel
perfectly safe in offering to return
money in every such case where vi
mol fails to benefit Whites Phar-
macy, Balkcom Drug Co., and Also
Sold at the Leading Drug Stores in
all Florida Towns.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
DEATH OF BELGIAN
ABBESS RECALLS An
INTERESTING STORY
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Dublin, Ireland, Nov. 30.-The
death which occurred recently at the
convent at Edermine, county Wexford,
of Abbess Perge, q member of the
community of Irish nuns Of Ypres,
recalled an interesting story of her
flight from Belgium during the Ger
man invasion. The abbess, who was
a Belgian and so years old, took
refuge in the Irish convent after a
long and tedious journey from her
stricken country. In this she was &C
companied by other nuns from Ypres.
Before the German bombardment
drove the abbess and the other nuns
into the world she had never been out
side the walls of her convent since she
entered it as novice some sixty
years before. She had never before
seen a railway train, and it is said
there was the greatest difficulty in
persuading her to enter the train that
carried her to safety.
The nuns were unable to bring any
thing with them and were destitute
when they reached England. A place
was bought for the community at
Edermine. One of the memberF il
niece of John Redmond, who has
always taken keen interest in the
community, and who helped to secure
their present home.
Before leaving Ypres the nuns man.
aged to bury in a safe place their
precious historical possession-the
flag captured from the British at
Fonteroy by the Irish brigade, then
in the service of France. The DANES
Irelandaises," as they We're known.
fled from Ireland to Belgium in the
reign of William III. The connection
with Ireland was always maintained
novices going over from Ireland reg
ularly, although few Belgians have
been admitted from time to time
Their convent, which Is close TO the
Ypres town hall, was wrecked by o
German shell.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
RAISING OF HOTEL
DISCUSSED

In a discussion raising hotel rates
among hotel owners and managers,
George H. Hervey recently contrib
uted an article to the National Hotel
Reporter, which not only attracted
considerable attention on its own
merits, but afforded great amount
of advertising for the establishment.
and incidentally the city Of Pensacola,
The question of raising the rates In
American plan hotels occupied the at
tention of0a special convention Of
hotel managers. and il topic OF
great interest In his discussion Of
the article Mr.. Hervey points out the
fact that while the raise may be a
good thing, ''can it be done" without
being overdone. Much of the article
relates solely to the danger of over
doing the plan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
IN COAST
GUARD.SERHCE IS
A LIVELY SUBJECT

Aviation activities in the coast
guard service are increasing rapidly,
according to an item recently printed
in the Army and Navy Journal, when
follows:
The board, consisting of Captain
Chiswell, Cd Lieut.. Norman Hall, I'd
Lieut.. Charles .. Sugden and Sd
Lieut.. Elmer Stone, have recommend
ed an initial Coast Guard aviation
station on some site to be selected on
Hampton Roads near the entrance of
Chesapeake bay. This aviation sta
tien will serve as a nucleus from
which will evolve the authorized aero
nautic activities of the Coast Guard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
Tells of Conditions
in Chihuahua City

Ell Paso, Nov. 30.-The first foreign
refugee to leave Chihuahua City
since the siege arrived here today, It
was reported that Villa and Julie
Acosta had control of most of the
city when he escaped in an ANTONIO
bile. He had been in hiding and did
not know what had happened to GEN.
eral Trevino. He said the Carranza
forces were holding their part of the
city, and he understood all foreigners
were safe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-01
Establish First Flour Min.
Ed 1880
90 PREPAREDNESS cd
How It Helps Coughs and Colds

Buy yeur bottle Of Felsy's Hsssy and Tar
aesO. and quickly stop the esasla and eolds
Of early fail
Early fall brings Group, hronchitis,
esthmauo breathing, troublstnme night
eabie throat
~ agaravetes the distressing cough Of
weak lungs, and the chronic coughs OF
elderly people.
u gives ~snuf8ss'' - infanks and children
aud prosokeg adenoids snd sore inhaned
khroata.
Give Foisy's Honsy md Tar fsslRy. II e
30 soothing aud curative, relieves hOarsoness
ana puts healing coating on The jnEamed
mucous lining Of the throat ItHtops cough.
ng easily and quiekiY and relieves Group he-
fore this DIRE ded thing has q chance 20 really
barn the eAildren or scare ta0 parents.
The last dose II Just 30 = as the drnt, AMI
. less amount q needed than CT an other
eongh syrup.
90 Ees to IL t. yoa get only he = .ginal
foLEY'S HONEY AND TAR, for Il e ths
only gsHstss. and eontsins 10 opiatsA
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