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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
jn gat Motine. Die g,ecroial,na lin
oct mabrl9eimlid morgeN itdtt.

~ .."0'u' s'otSsv 'ut1. I
! Sralt Soobn1en Come, oeren Mann-
lette @nd)e Oelien stieftodter, Iraul
SSelnie 2pbrc blirb nlebrere sHiiIIe3
idnoer terlebte, iGat. jet 6esen Sen
!SdieBbolo eine Sd)tibungsflnge int.
@eridt einaereid)t. Sisgibt. an, SOP.
ser Monn oen Irll1tf ergeben lei.
uno es fit lie ltlntogliGPie nit linn
31t lebeli. Ger Msaittifiiii miro aegell-s
lpirtia i'm Gom1tDgeiangniB gebalten.
bis ieit 8ro5eB Dor Sen Brpbge,
%ldpporenen I'M Septembertertnil, 5ur.
@er6onol'ms font,,t.
Gic MitaIieSeroa61io Ser tel1 qe-
gtiinoeten Commercial MiIociation lit
lest auf 656 aRitglieScr eeltiegen 1u,o
lit es oas 8eitrebem, Bic 3a6l sol,f
mcllialtens $50 MitglieoerS SIT brin-
gen. Die neue Beid)Gftsteute.ger-
eiiliauns miro in 3ufunft gum De
item nnb 6ortlfritt Ser Stabt apir-
fen. Gin Sefretar miro lp1terbin
allaeltellt tperbe,l, INN Sic Neld}aite
Der 8eleald)ait ipiternatiib 5i fiib=
rcl1. a@ M re Ut.
80
Cine Mn5abl Mnaebotc limo idon
bonn S6ltlratb D e1ltgegei1aenonm1ell
fir Sen 8alt Ser nellen Sd)ule an Ser
z. Strabc, oie Sen Malnen ygarr.
S6ule" erbalten miro. sSn Ser ndd)=
item, balb abj11baltenoett gibhn0 ser
Sdnlbeboroe miro ser. @o,1traft fiji
oen Sdillbmu nergeben! tperben. Sic
cillaerciften M%ngebpte lparen iolgen-
0ern1aBen: txw
s. s. 8at6buma$3O,S4O.. ID.
! u. $. SLIDER, Geoar &apios, sSa..
SD, odd gil ,tg, d.
y S: Sorens, s$Ss4ssss0.
Garl gerglteot, $37, 800.
SriBuNm & So. s.$33S,3S0.p.E
8. g. Soaps SIS, 396. s.n4.
$. @. @orlt So, $A2,326.
g. mfs., asl:,sa e~t1
Mn Ser SsllberfuloIis lit qm, lsonat
tag IN Mleoo nad) 5suetahrigsr&ramf
eeit Clarence u. s@aI. I'M Mter tot
p sSsSahren g%eltnrben. Sic 2eid,
miro bier6er SUR 9eerSigllilg iiiher
fiibrt merocn, oie Jel,te Aadamiftnl
bon ooelm &cin1 pon a. &C. &all, 2ft
l6. strQBe, e%ialells gruoer Oes Ser
1forbenelt, aus altf oem 9fioerlio,
Irieoboi. ltattfinoen ,tpirA. Ser Ser
itorhenc mltroe dint IA. 6ebrllar 1891
asboren; ct bitlterlGBt ieil1e GItern
S. y. Soil n1to Gra,t III Mleoo, 10
lpie me0rere sriioer tlub sdmdtcrr
Slopo s. &oon1an1 ein pobl6efan1
ter Gfcroebanolw lit aeltern /,
8alesblrg an Sen To1gel1 Ser grnbe,
Sitc I'M Sitter Don so SsSabren aeItor
ben. &ooman brad]te ant- sonntq,
cine Nn5abl 4feroe bferbpr, Sic fiji
Die Sttmpa @~cttrelllleu beltitnmt ltq
relt, bod murbc Ct hdlb nab ifei,,e1
9'ierleilt non Ser Site Iberalannt
apsld)er Ct ieet erleseit it:
Die S~taotfommiiilaire ba6en DETER,
Den &ontraft fiir ole 2ieieru,,g .,ei
neg Gaiolin Stroben= &ollers an 81
&eaDsS prinatie1o @oao Roler So
nonsS prillgiielo, D6io,. peraeben. li
Mdid}i1e foitet $3.50 nno apirb a,
crit 80 Sage, bon Der Staot al,sproo
birt meroel1> ,yebe lie a1lgerpn1men 81
tperoen braldt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
Mencs aus Sod Sslanb.
2ptis garer in Tlnfarm crtrnnfcn.

Sunis eaper i'm Slnkarm crtrntfc%
Die 2eid,e bon 2pllis 2aper, eil'
@etniiie- nnb Sbltgartner bon
1pugbertp Cane All ser tpei tlid)en 8.
StraBe IN Siio &od Sslaao apobn=.
b1it, aparoe geltern Gormittag. Inn
10 llbr III Gettefer's slough, binter
Ser Nrince &al, oos Mltenbeim Der
farbigen 6reinaurer bon s., s. Mc=
Gain, eiltcm Sllialien oes &eims amf-
g%eIliaoelt. 2aper perid)ipa1b porge-
itern pom leinem &eim nno mar,
nintmt oil, Dob er ser ltorfen Site
megcn temporar geiltesgeitort moroet,
lit um0 in. 0ielem 3uitano Selbit=
moro begallgen bat. Ser damn batte
gaditeiilc ul1 Ieinen &orper befeltigt,
ein 3ciden, SOB er Sclbitmuro ge-
plant 6atte, Iie 9eide ml,roe sipi-
id,elt @ltr5e1it zines 8altmcs, 100 bas
@aIier etlua 10 SUB tief lit, altfge=
fir1oelt.. Ser betadridtigte Goroner
lieb sic aeihe nod @beelan's Get.
denbel tattnn9sanltalt iiberfiibren, lpo
gejtern Mhelo Elm sSllqllelt a~baebalten
apitroe NIT benl 3eillltat, DOB Der
M1i1n mdbrenb zines Mniaaes np1t
@eiltesgeltortbeit ieinem 2eben oltrd)
@rtrinfen Elm. Gn0e gen1adt babe.
2aper NOR 65 Sa9re alt ltno IN
Ielltld)lano ge6oren nno fam por 40
sSssnbren ms 2anb ullb gleid nod Rod
Ssiano. @or SO Sabren perbeiratbete
4erlid) nit SRI. @erllo Sbermall, bie
err neblt fiinf &inbern binterlaBt. Die
@heroigung finbet mabrideinlid)
moracn alf Dem Gbippiannocf Srieo=
bpf itatt.
sa6eooore .G6alo,. 342 4. .giraBc,
Moline, mobnbaft, ml1rbe 9eiterl,
Wurgen on Ser Is. StraBe ulo 2.
ADelrre ppir eiitte,ti Mittbf1tCbMii iiiGrt
hbren mno ldpmerslid, aber Mift ges
fabrlid berlebt. or ging ifad) oe
&uli5ciltation mo gab Sic Nl,nmel
pes Mutnu1nbils on, pprsi meldpm q
Iberfabrp,1 lpurbelt NOR. a@ie Eolise'
miro Sen @eiiser oeg Ml1tonobils
f~eItittdrnt n'tb ibh sur Hedbctidtdf1
5iebe,t.
Ias finite Sa6rcssy Niici,iic SET ND2ii.
1tllippi gaIIeD Spsialilten miro or
Soimtaa 80. M1ti, aNf Den, '@iadf.
lborpf 8Qtd Conner ltattfirben. 1lli'
Gun WlrI onalb. Sefretar, aurb Sd)ah:
meilter Ser Sflinois Miners, BOZ
Sprin9fielb miro sic &altptreoc Des
Cages ldltelt. @nbere prominent,
So5ialilten meroen e%6enfals Mnipra
dcn .baltelt. Sir ein reidbaltige:
ltno Invertebrates Grogramm miri
Dos Nrrau9ementsfonite bollan
Gorge traaet. @ettre1ren >pcd)iell
ab NIT gaQlpiel n1o allerfeltb Soils.
bellAtignngelt i'm Sreien. Cine an
5abl Ereiie iino fir bie Sieaer be
Den f@ettipielcn ulis9eiett1 norhen:
@etlt ein ssStller Grl,d ser itaoti
ibeh Iellerauebr altf Dem @eae mad
einem Telter lit, mlb elm ieoes Jllbr
tperf: rqd) Ser Strabenie ite mlsbie
gen, ullb inn 6alle lold)es nid)t ee
,i1iebts ireroen 9ieienigen Inn sic
ooer lllebr tpie $50 b%eltraft. 0tit &c
1laiter stofb lino fiir3lidy me6rerc lin
$fulle perl1lie6eu mpr0eu. SO 6nR lid
Der .Stnbtratb ge5lulingen iiebt, Elm,
1olde Mnoromlng 81 erlalien. !
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

Sn %perfaufcn: Sous nit 8 3in.
mern nno Bob. gallplas so Bel $50
SUP arpB. @iaentbiimer bcrldbt bie
gtaot Gseis $4,000. Sic Salfte baar.
Ser Jteit, ipie es Dem &dufsr am beIten
pabt. 500 ipeltl. II. ctr. Mnd8n4
fragen Scott gountp Sapings 8anf.
6,bofp. s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
Nnaetgen fur
arbettsplate, @ertaufe, @erlu{te,
WlpEfp4tNor. ~

in bieier 8ltbrit tperoen fir eiren gaa
bis 81 elmer @ode gu Ben nadfoIeens
Den Staten inierirt: Bis gu bier 3eiten
ODER oeren 0taum SOC, iiber bier unh
t1s 81 adt 3eilen $1.0O. Seine On.
6et9e miro flr ipeniger a(s soc anqe.
nomnten.
Sir SteHenseiude tpirS BEL eins bis
ledsmaliger SnIertipn 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

gerlanst: Gin Rann ober 6rau, en-.
gastrt in einem sroben gtabliRement.
un nls infer @ertreter gu fungiren.
Gin gutter @eroienit lam er3ielt tpers
ben. pbne ba6 es binberIih nit ser re.
glllaren Irbeit lit. g%mpfeblungen ae.
tpiinIdt. abrefe unter -152I Des
Sempfrat". Y0.ka
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

@erlatst: Cine @~ousbGlteriu in
N mittlcren Sabren fir cineu altlid6en
Wann IN Wnrenap, Soma. Mad]z
5uTraae1 inter pssu. 1901, Ser Sc
lhotrnI". 26,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
'9'uua sRndrittru,
'.NseWrcspr.

lgaes RstauidHlber. AIM Der Nutoe
mob,lfabrern Den Megs bes Beranis
llms: : Fnails@s ton @aterloo mad
|Wee@reaor ,sntlb oes Mifiiilippi @aller
National Eeart .Srnils" bon Gttum,pa
lr1ad) Wcgresor, linb an Sic. uMl,to
1raits M%1oriatipn" i'll aen +,peridiehez
1'cn SrtIdaften Lungs Der beiben
Erals" geianbt fporben aino iperben
Ibtnnen burger 3eit langs Ser beibe,,
Mutomobil @ege nad Sec @reaor am
|gebradt iein.
5000 jeber. Sorte ser beiben W1ee
1tdu Sdilber iinSy bereeitcut tuorben.
@aS glnbiem bes .@eranil,m IruiI"
ut Elm srobes 81" nit cinem rntbe,,
8eranillm in Ser Wlitte. 9us GmbIern
pes ~National 9arf Srails" beltebt
aaHs elmer, 9erbinbuug nes fr~eisfDrmi<
aen, blnu unb golbenen Gsnblems bes
tMnlli1lippi @uleD, NationaI STARTS uuit
eia1em 9reied, ous Sic anfanesbudlta<
beu Ser, orei gtdSte -Gttum,tpa, @eear
@apiss uno Mc@resor seist. Sic
&oute., bes 8eranium grail lit: Wc=
@reeor, @inro, .Gltaber. g%trnfpberrt,
Hpint, Scltpeiu, .Sairba,1t, 9unfeItoa,
GegBar, @aterIno.
Sic @outc Ses u9arf Srails~: BIC
@resor, .Gltaher, 2ittlepprt, Gngc<
luoob,: @andeiter, 8ban, @osan, Gene
trail Gitp, Maripn. Gebar Mapihs,
Bairfar, Gonrap, williamsburg, Yar~
nell, Mprtb gnsliib. Sieournep. 9tz
tlnnipa.
MarfInate,pn.
Ilsult Tritten. Elm Sarmer, bon
6arbin County. Scr in ser Taibe bon
gteamboat @od tpobnt, Iieet i'll eincm
99pIpttal III Warlballtoipn ihtper an
flrdtbaren @crleblngeu barnieber,
Die ct iib burh einen Stilr3 bon eincn,
fStrob S6ober i'll cine aufpdrts
lcbcnbc 6ellgobel 5,tspe. Sic 3intel,
oieler Sengabel brat1gen linn in Sen
aeb llitb ourdbitiebcn sen groben i1uh
ben fleinen N%iultoarn.., Gt1be5u err
reibten Die 3infeu Sic, 9eber bes
1sannes. Sic Se,, Eaticnten bcbunz
Eeelnben Merstc cr,tlaren. bab oieler
treb Ser Sd)mcre SET, @erlskuneeu.
IfaIs nidt, cine 8llltperaiftung ober
Ieine Notwithstanding eintritt,
ipieper 0eneleu ipirh.
i SSn Mttantie, SSn., lit Sic Nutter Ser
Srau 9ugb McGonneu bon Marlbaus
%toipu, Brut Miarp Sane @rabam. eine
Der dltelten Eionierin,,en bon Supu,
lbie @ittlpe BOZ, ST.. S. $. G,rabam,
Der ii1 idpn 1852 i'll Mprning Gin.
lSd., ais Nr5t nieberlieB, I'M boben Ntz
ter bon SO Sabre, ~aeitorbeu. Muber
bet Godter in Mariballtoipn bintcre
flabt Die ebrlpiirpiae @reifin nod stpei
g1bne, Die beibe Aerate iinb, ST.. SO.
IH. @rabam in Mtlantic rnS ST. $.
10. @rabam in @ornins sun.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

Su pcrfatfct 5u einem &araaius
prels, ne1tn loaleid iiberl1ommen, cine
u Gferoefrnft 9umpfnlaidine nnb
Srld; in perfeften 3uitano. 9eu Sc
Smith, 2227. 4. Npenle, Gnd Ss[anb.
21,1gSt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
l,rg, Sic sum GiAl.d)e I'M &eiln bon.

burg, Sic sum giAl1d5e .inl @eim po,,
@errn uno SSralt SdNpar5 IN 9lem
Sampton peilt, m1roe pom eil1enl
slisidlIaa aeltreift mis- iAr Irln on
ser Seite lit etapas 9tlabnt. Gin
&anind1en uno mcbrerc Gogel ml1r=
ben im &ofe Dom 9lis erid}ageu,
aber bas @als fmlrDe nidt pom ibrr
getroffen. @inige Yetionen in benl=
lelben Strabengepiert fiiblten gleid=
Tolls oen fllrhtlMren glitihlag.
Nrt @raff, Elm BARRIER, 500 lid)
Ol,rd} eillen SAL BON Ger Sreppe bes
neutrality-suspicious. eillen ldpueren
arn1brlid, 5nl. @crr @raff iab Dor
lebten Sunntag Nabmtitag NIT nleI,
reren arloeren iuaeen 9euten al1f
Dem SreppeigeIanoer, oils cii1er ser
8eieuidaft eillen @allpn oufflieaen
lieb. SSn bem @emiiben, Sen Salon
SIT fa1lset1, nerlor Graft bas @leid,-
aemid)t nIlp ~ltiir5te binterriids bonn
Ireppenaeldnoer allf sen 8pQell. Ser
Nrf1brhdl ut EN- 1dNperer. Ger l1l1fe
Mrn lit gerabe iibe Sem Gllel,boacr
aebrudlen .nnb Sic &1phen geraoe
ltber Dem @eleaf iino 5erpIittert.
Meiuel.
Die erlte aongregationaliltcn-a Sir
DIE fat fir fire lduolid)en @ottes
otellite ellter. l,eltcn 9lam altsgebeft.
Sic balt ibre tdglidlen Meaoaottes=
oienlte allf bem MaIeiplase ireelto
elues Sarmbalies in Scr Nadlbar-
lduit bon Nefpeu ab.
IittonpbiIc merben fir sic 9eilt=
d'er oicier @%ottesoienite aus ser
Staot Snr @erfiiglltM geltellt. @s
albt lid fiir oicie &nttesoienite I'M
Sreten Elm bennrfenslpertles Salters
elie funo.
Nciutpn.
@as eines ser eriofareihIfen Mi.
per-to-&iper Noao &idnids lit ser
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

Sn bcrmtetben: Gin moocrnes Stat
Slt permictben. GadSufragen in SO.
221 lpeltl. 4. Strabe. 13.bam
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

Wabren6 Den naditen, Saaen sper=
oen SbullehrersGramen pom3 Gpuh.
tgldlul s4llsperiatea,beaten 6. ..
Nraolep IN leiner Office i'm 8eribtS-
aeballoe q~baeba4ten merben. Cine
An!5abl Npplifanten baben iih bereits
gerHel0a.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

SVt SluUI1U1IH11Hnrt D0beH 9elterlt
Den &olltraft fiir oie 2ieieruag Ell
neg Gaiolin 5troben= Boilers an Sic
&eap5Springfie1b &ono. Roaer So.
pons Springiielo, Dbip, pergeben. Ole
MSdid}ille foitet $3.50 nno miro .au-
crit 80 Gage bon Der 5taot al,spro=
birt lperoen, e6e lie. a1lgenommen 81,
peroer braudt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
9eelueG.
9fciutpn.

@as zines Ser erfofareiditen Mi>
oer=to-Hiper' 9foao Eidnids it ser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
TUESDAY NIGHT.

7:30 P. M. Grand Mystic Pageant.
Starting from the carnival she'd,
and moving east on the north side of
Garden, to Palafox east side, thence
north on the east side of Palafox to
Wright, thence west on Wright to the
west side of Palafox, thence south on
the west side of Palafox to Cedar,
thence east on Cedar to jefferson,
thence north on Jefferson to Govern
ment, thence west on Government to
Palafox, thence north on the east side
of Palafox to Armory Hall, where
King and maskers will dismount and
enter Armory Hall, where the Queen
will be crowned, the identity of the
King revealed, and the Coronation
ball will be held.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
Official Program of All
Parades During Carnival
and Routes Through City
(Continued from Paee Three.l


west on Gregory to Barcelona, thence
north on BarceloEg to jackson. thence
east on Jackson TO Palafox on west
side of Lee squ%e, thence north on
PaIafox to Gonzs.'ez. thence east on
Gonzalez to 18th a'benue, thence south
on 18th avenue IS, Gadsden, thence
west on Gadsden to 9th avenue.
thence south on 9th avenue to LaPua.
thence east on LaRua to AIcaniz.
thence south on Alcaniz to Gregory,
thence east on Gregory to west side
of Palafox, thence south on west side
of Palafox to Garden, thence east on
Garden to Alcaniz, thence south on
Alcaniz to Government, thence west
on Government to Jefferson, thence
south on Jefferson to Zarragossa.
thence east on Zarragossa to Palafox,
thence south on Palafox to wharf.
thence countermarch and return to
starting point and past hotel. Dis
band.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
UNCLE SAM HONORS
JOLLY PRISCUS XVII

Uncle Sam will pay tribute to Pris-
Gus XVII tomorrow, for practically
all day the numerous federal Offices
will be closed. The banks announce
that they will observe general hol-
iday, and the postofice will observe
Sunday hours. In the custom house,
opportunity will be given any shipper
to enter or clear his vessel for a
couple of hours, or until about II
o'clock tomorrow morning, one official
being on hand to look after any such
work. Thereafter, the day viii be a
general holiday.
1t has been suggested that all per-
sons having business with federal Of
ficers to transact the same today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED

Many people cough and cough
from the beginning of Fall right
through to Spring. Others get cold
after cold. Take DR.. Kings New Dis
covery and you will get almost i'm
mediate relief. 1t checks your cold,
stops the racking, rasping, tissue
tearing cough, heals the infamma-
ton, soothes the raw tubes. Easy to
take, Antiseptic and Healing. Get a
SOC bottle of DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry and keep it in the house. ct is
certainly great medicine and ] keep
bottle of it continually on hand
writes w. G. Jesseman, Franconia, N.
H. Money back if not satisfied but it
nearly always helps.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
URGE BOY SCOUTS
TO MEET PROMPTLY

Morris Lichten, commanding the
local troop of Boy Scouts, announces
that all members of the local organi-
cation meet promptly at the Y. M.
G. A. this morning, not later than 10
o'clock. The scouts are to march in
the procession from the wharf and
over the mapped out route, in honor
of King Priscus XVII, and it is i'm
portant that as large a troop as pos
sible turn out and make as good 4
showing as possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE WILL
CONVENE TO-DAY
MEMBERS WILL ARRIVE THIS
MORNING AND SESSION PROB
ABLY WILL CONVENE AT 10
O'CLOCK.

The Third Congressional committee
will convene In Pensacola this morn
ing for session of two days. Most
of the members are expected to reach
the city at $50 o'clock and if the
train is not delayed, the committee
will be convened at 10 o'clock in the
auditorium of the San Carlos hotel.
Each county of the Third Congress
sional district is entitled to represen-
tation on this committee. Hon. Nat.
r. Walker, the venerable secretary of
the committee, was expected last
night, but telegram received by DR..
Mallory Kennedy, the Escambia coun-
ty member, said he had missed the
train and would arrive today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
Copyrights 1915
General Roofing Mig. %.

You can identity CERTAIN
TED Roofing by the name
which IS conspicuously display
ed ON every roll or bundle Look
for this label, and be satisfied
with none that doeA t show il.
CERTAIN Ted is
made in rolls, also in
slate surfaced shingles.
There is a type of GER
TAINTED for every kind
of building, with fiat or
pitched roofs; from the larg-
est sky-scraper to the smallest
residence or out-building.
CERTAIN-TEED is guar
anteed for 5, 10 or IS years,
according to ply Il, 2 or 3.
Experience proves that It
lasts longer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
Roofing
is ara Efficiency Product

GENERAL ROOFING MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Works arg Roofing and BaLEag Papsr
chssss PhahSa cevdAnd Paasb~&
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06

Evening Dresses, Coat
Suits, Skirts. Waists, Street
Dresses and Mems Suits. Be
neatly dressed at reasonable
price, and on easy terms,
Gains, 90 South Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
TERSELY TOLD.

J. P. Roberts, Jr., associate editor
OF the Tallahassee Daily Democrat,
is in the city on a visit of a few
days.
The meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the First Metho-
dist church, which was to have been
held this afternoon, has been post
poned until next Monday, March 18th.
The record weight for seven
months old boy is claimed by Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. May of No. 413 East
Main street. Their son of the above
age tips the scales at thirty pounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
Zeppe1i71s Raid
the Northeast
English Coast

London, March St was officially
announced that two Zeppelins raided
the northeast coast coast Of England
Sunday. Some bombs fell into the
sea near the shore but it is unknown
yet whether the was any damage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06
NOTICE.

DR.. C. w. D'Alemberte
has returned to the city and
resumed his practice. Of
fees, American Bank build
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-06

Efficiency built the Panama Canal, after ineficiency
failed. The efficiency of Panama doubled the effect
iveness OF the U. S. Navy without adding ship it.
1t took over 5000 miles out of the trip from New
York TO San Francisco, and changed the highway
between London and Australia from Suez to Panama.
Efficiency insure against lost motionit produces the
utmost service out of equipment and yields the finest
product, at the least cost.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-10-30
Big STOVE
THWARTS
ROBBERS
Dropped on Top Of Safe
Door When Strong Box
Is Dynan!ited

The overturning of a stove, filled
with live Goals, saved the money in
the State Bank of Guelph, when that
institution was raided several even
ings ago by safe wreckers.
That, at least, is the opinion of w.
c. Macfadden, secretary of the North
Dakota Bankers association, who
made an investigation Of the attempt
ed robbery.
In dynamiting the safe. the robbers
blew the heavy door Of the strong box
out in such manner that it fattened
the stove out. The blow was low, the
safe door dropping fat on the floor,
and the stove tipped back over on top
of it.
Live Goals dropped out Of the stove
and onto the steel safe door, but they
failed to reach the floor.
It is believed that the robbers, when
they saw the stove overturn, decided
there would be a fire, and right then
and there decided to beat a hasty re-
treat.
The attempted robbery wasn't dis
covered till morning.
Five minutes more Of nerve, and the
robbers would have been about $4,000
to the good-for that is what the safe
contained, and it was within easy
reach when the robbers quit their
Job.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-10-30
SHORTAGE
OF MILK
REPORTED
Cows Have Fallen Off 80 Per
Cent in Production of
Milk Say Creamery Men
FRESH COWS ARE SCARCE
Manufacturer Believes Far
mers Do Not Provide for
Fresh Cows in September

The Fargo and Moorhead milk sup
ply is cut about in two at the present
time. according to the creamery men
and dairy product. manufacturers of
the city. They are not certain as to
the cause Of the shortage, but believe
that weather conditions are largely
responsible for the falling off in the
production of the cows.
1--WE will have to lay it to the wal" "
said one OF the creamery men of the
city today, "as l do not know what
the causeis. 1 have heretofore held
that shortages were due to the farm
ers and dairymen not taking proper
care of their cows when the wether
started to get cold, but one Of my best
producers, who has all the facilities
for caring for his herds and does take
care OF them. has fallen off fully so
per cent.
1T has been peculiar year all
around and l believe that the weather
conditions are responsible"
'The shortage may be quite little
greater than in former years." said
another dairy products manufacturer
of Fargo. Il think that the real cause
is that the farmers do not provide for
fresh cows for September which would
give them more milk through the
months of November and December.
This is usually the way in countries
where the farmers have not taken up
the dairy industry as it should be
taken UP. When the farmers learn
that they get on an average Of 80
cents more per 100 pounds during
these months than they do during the
summer months l believe that more of
them will provide for cows coming
fresh in September and take aAVant-
age of these higher prices"
Fhe shortage is especially notice
able as to milk. In the fall OF the
year there is always falling off in
the production, but the shortage is
greater this year than ever before. 1t
is not only noticeable here, but the
same conditions are reported from all
parts Of the northwest.
The result has been that the dairy
concerns are having trouble in supply
ing their customers and if the short
age continues or gets worse a raise
in price will be necessary as the pro-
ducers are asking more. So far the
regular trade has been supplied, but it
is impossible to take on any new
business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-10-30

LASTTRIP
TO WEST

East Liverpool, o. Oct. 3o.-Charles
E. Hughes opened the last week of
the presidential campaign with a
speech here today. Hughes then went
to Steubenville for a half hours stop.
Late today he will speak at GAINESVILLE
and address a meeting at Columbus
tonight.
Hughes will spend one day In Ohio
and two in Indiana before returning
to New York state, where he will close
the campaign.
Replying further to the statements
in Wilson's Cincinnati speech, Hughes
told his audience here that the $780,
000, 900 increase in American exports
is due almost exclusively to the de-
mand created by the European war.
He cited a statement by Chairman
Hurley of the federal trade commits
sion to uphold the claim that America
is mot prepared for post bellum
competition with Europe"