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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
Spiferne erpbrer &uthentbnrmpasiet
% sanr pper @rGnien.
st puloiomt italienif Insreb melem
8critsa % Noriaterbauct.
Sranifmrnbeue furtirtter i'm Srcm-
gang / Sgb for Somme,
WDt ira aae Tromter.

Sra ane Sronter meloes bper SQA
ON Smaafampe, men noget ltsrrc
allp er fife giort al nogen at Earter-
ne. Set ifuloe ba p9re al Serberne,
iam ufortreoent peoblir at bamre los
paa 9ulgarerne peo Den mafeooniifc
Sront.
Gao omtrent belle ben ierbiife Scr
fiemper mn poa ierbiif @runb. st
Telegram ira 9ltben meooeler, at De
paa to Sumter err saaet oper Gerne-
floben meo Ell itor Stprfe, % at De
burtig iortiGtter Sremrpfningel
norooper. Oct ier no, iom De pil pre-
be at omgaa aefali, Der er beifpttet
al life minbre emo 16. Geffer al
Sfpttergrape, iom err anlaet nnoer
tpIfe SiiicererS Sebelie. aenoli an-
fees for Nsglen til Wonaitir; Der cr
finn IL Mil melem De TO 9per.
Sgiaa 8ranifmGnbene er nGlten
llpSl SlYlS " otSlluIt.
9e Ilierebes forelsbige Waal paa
penitre Slei al ben mafeoonilfe Sront
er ielpfelselig WonaItir. 90 Here
Stng tpber poa, at gllgarerne MI
anier Stiaingen / Wonaitir for utrpg.
Se bar tibligere ilpttet fine @rfiper
% SGroiiager berfra, og MI meloeS
Der, at De ogiaa bar ilpttet lin 5Ippe-
itation fra Wonaitir til Grilep. Sam-
tibiet bar 6ranifmGnbene flpttet i'm
SIppeItation nprmere Srouten.
9igeiom Wonaitir er De GaiereoeS
forelpbiee Woal paa Den %peritre 6lei,
iaa err 9emirbisiar oct paa Den bsire,
Oq inloo bette Eunft er oct, at gri-
terne i%tepner. Se bar De lioite Gage
bapt poerli9ere Sremgang / &egio-
men peb S%trunlaflooen og itaar M
fun TO Mil fra Ceres, Der betragteS
iom Hsglen til SemirbisIar, 16 Wdl
Longer / Ioropeit, peb iamme @lp.
Ceres er ct al DC pigtige Sernba'
necentrer | oct sitlige er9lfe Wtafe-
bonien, iom 9ulgarerne ~beitioeligt
bopbe lopet ben sreife &egierina life
at beiGtte. 9togle fau Gage ienere
bapbe De beiat Ceres; men bette er
ielpfelgelig ct Meaempprenbe mel.
lem 9ulaarien o. @~refenlano.
Brittle militGre Sagmpnb pua-
Itaar, at iaainart Sriterne fommer /
Seiibbelie al Ceres, iaa err ogiaa De-
mirbisiar osmt. Senne iioite 9p lig.
ger fun nogle faa Wfil ira ben bull
CARTE @r9nie.
9llgarerne bar truffet Jig tilbage
foran 9riterne op / Seioerne / Roro.
belt for Ceres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
Qarserooen.
Speocnuliuacn CT ben minofte paa
manse Mar.
900 1obafsboh.

Wulbinaiou hen i0oe Oft. Reo
VeeIprtierne bsiere emo DC bar uG.
RET pao mar9e Mar f9iieoe SSnte.
reSicn / A%ealerinaenS ioag ofient-
liaaiorte Iuling5operiigt ior Otto.
bcr lia ilpr ueo oeus SueriIas oper
NoretS SoeSeauliu9. Iom err Den
minoIte, III har hapt iioeu 1904.
Observation-Disclosures er 100000.
600 minorc emo iorrige Mar, mems
llhbuttet al Taarbpeoen or oct MIND.
ltc, vi bar oulet | &c iioite II Mar.
,Sberegnet oc ca. 100000 900
Suibels, iom man enoml bar igien
al SioraarctS rcforbiIaaeuoe apling
al 1,01t, 100000 9uibeI tror DOG
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at ri life
alene oil iaa nof I'll at flare IS iclp.
men muliaenS enoog bli iitdno til
at ailc omtrcnt 100000 00 Buibel
I'll lloisrlel.
On beteanenbe Omit9uoigbeo |
6orbinoelle meo aornbanoelen iaar
er Snoisrleleu al Speoe ira argen.
tina, buorai Ell Sfihslauoning er I'M.
ocrueiS hertil Sanoet.
Ogino DC iIcite andre aornaplin.
er leo Sfaoc iom ,Sslge al DC ugun.
Itige 8eiriorboloe iioite Sommer,
iaa l%lobpttet al oisie ligcleaes pil
bli betpoelig minbre emo iorri9e
Mar.
SiGr par geirforbolhene iigur,.
lti9e for Eotctesaplinsen, iaa oenne
er Den minolte, ri bar iaaet pau
iIere aar. 0erimoo bar so, 10.
baf % 8iis sipet ct iGroeles sobt
llbbptte, DC TO iioimGpnte enoos ct
sanife betpoelis itsrre llobptte EMO
iiior.
Rebenitaaenoe Sabel aiper 2anb.
Observation-Disclosures Operilaa ober
llbbpttet al De foritieaige apliuser
iaar % De flor inobsiteoe aplinger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
Sperises S~elph0poelie.

Stocfbolm, Sperige. Den lite Of.
tober. Zen brittle a~rigabauoeI5.
miniiter Soro Robert Gecila llotd.
lelIer iorleoen ON Speriges politi.
tie % sfonomtite SItuation bar
Uatt IN ltarp Gisfusiion / Den luen.
lie Eresie. - Get i~remboIoeS, bl.
a., at Storbritannicns G%rflPrtng
ON lin Siaigbeo III at lorupe Qlnoer.
bar0Iingerne life pil6e uGre qiort,
ON 2oro Robert life bapoe uioit, at
Den Iuenife RegierIng. eller ialialo
et ~ouerueienoe 6Iertal al oens Neo.
lemmer er / 6apsr al ri ~iorionlig
Folitif ~ligeouerior De brittle arao.
Get beretteS Ioas, at Statsmini.
tier Sanmarifiolo er reoe til al
bsie iig Tor benne operueieu0e
Stemniug iuoen @iiniiteriet, % ut
en- iormel SuerenstomiI ON fort Sio
oil bli ailluttet mellem Storbriian-
MEN % Suerige. Der iii iGtte Spe.
rige iitano til al erboloe aae De ia.
rer. Oct ielp tiltrGuser iaaueIiom iii
llhfsriel iii De aIiereoe Sauae.
Ger bar gaaet Rpgter on, at
Statsminiiter SammarifioIo ifuloe
bare til Seniist at tage jim aiiteo.
men De er tilipnelabeHee grebne no
al Suiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13

SIaget peo aronitaot, Tom enbte
meo &umpnerues Neoeralg, pareoe
/ ire Gage. Spiferne % Siterrigerna
fog 1175 Sanger % 20 3unoner.
bporaf 13 itore; ligeiaa toges talrige
&i9rrer laitet meo Ammunition o.
oper 800 Eropiantpogne.
Sfelse ct Telegram ira Berlin al
lite Oft. bar boperife trooper M
erobret Hotbentburm.Easie / Spo
for Sermannitaot % rpffet oper
9r9nien, iaa De M Der itaar paa ru-
menif @runo. Sorfslgelien al Den
rumGnife Irme, Tom bIep llaaet peo
ronitaot, fortietter.
Sra Sufareit forflareS De rltmpn
armeerS Silbagetog / Sraniplua-
itien meO ben SplpSning, at De bar
maattet trpffe itore Soriterfninger
tilbaee ira Sranipluanien for Opera
tionerne / Sobruoia.
Haa ben ritrn9nife Seitfronts beg
ge Slsie - baabe moo Noro % Spb
- itaar DC rum9nife trooper trent
oeles paa utearif S%erritorium.
Eaa Den runlpnife Spositiront =
I 9obrubia - ipues Der life at p9re
foregaaet noget nppnep9roigt De iio-
lte Gage. Zen anben rlimGnife Or
petition, inm ifulbe bore gaaet oper
DOMAIN % ino / 8ul9arien, bar Der
ienere life peret n9pnt ct Sro ON;
oct er mlligt, at Den fsrIte WeIoing
berom blot bar en- Wisforitaaelie.
Sra Berlin mebbeleS, at bon Wa-
c~feniens trooper peb en- Sperrump-
ling bar lat fig / @eiiooelie al en- ru-
m9nlf @ Conan / Norboeit for Si-
itopa, bpor be fog tilfanse Den Der.
pGrenoe rumpnife @arniion % tog
oeres fer aanoner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13

i oct belle tnget bar grbuerpellen
az alalta lauet liz beorc. emo noaet
anSet 8orctogenoe. HotioHeu bar
inolaot liz paa. Serritorict toitcoc
Us miuore enc : Sent pr. Mere, oa
'preoer nj Snofomitcrne oper oct
belle Hreul, bar ri aaereoe bapt en-
gtettoinotGat al oucr $50 pr. Mere.
bette tiItrooS Tor at hi blot bar frao.
let | S~pertaocn al blot nogle iaa
al octS $4,000 &pooratmile.
IIene Sfinoene al alaitas 2onN.
opr bar ouereoc bctolt, bpao pi aap
Tor oct. mems Der al SpIifina er
lolat ror opcr III @ailae iao nleact.
9tco &enlpn til Siltericrne, mar
DC poet oper 30 @anae iuomeact.
lom n betolte FOR alulta o. llobpt.
ter al @ruberue 30 @ouge ioa me.
ger.
S%terlte0cIen al oiSie Genae er
goaet no al Serritoriet, ioroi oen
Dc iorltieui9c @eoriiter onbraate
aopitnl bopeolagcIi9 or tommet
%noenira. Sffeoeitomtnore or o.
Snmner, iom or aubra9t inoen Ger.
ritorict ielp gaulte betpoeliae % oil
'oreges | 1renltihen. Slere % Here
5omllier ornger til alaifo iorat
giere oct til lit pernlanente &iem.
Zen pugrc @~cllerntion isler lig ole.
reoe robiUitet Der, OF Suiinoer orr.
ore oil ltremme til ior at pore W
ntc0 Sanoet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
Den forlte 9lis,aro

WiSloula, Mont., Den lite OF.
tober. en- S~li55aro, iom ioog poa
Get nGrmelte slorOe gpens Sopeo.
goSer uiarborc, tpaug ogiaa peitli.
&c WontondS lloitiaing, lom bolotcS
her, til at lutte Ell 3og tioligcre enc
tpntt. Sffe engona ielue lleitiuer.
ne inoionbt iig poa lloitiain9Sgrum.
ocn.
Oct raj ierlte Sang I Stotens Si.
%ltcrie, at en- Storm bar iornoriaget
2rfninacn al Ell Gountp Sair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n9ftc
Seitoperiigt oil uofomme Den Soc
Ropember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
@refenlanb.

6srit MI bar Song aonitantiu al
8rGfeulauh iaaet Spnr paa lin Sen.
penoeIie til De aliereoe Hesierinser
al 1sbe Sept, buori ban tiIbsb, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
Situatipusn / &aibingtun.

@aibinston Den 10be Oftober.
Zen peo OperfsreIien al 9pifernes
brutale llnoeroanbsfrie til bore
aniter cpitaaeoe Situation bar paft
opb llro / ofiiciele arebie. Rosen
rmiooelbare 5are for hiplomatiite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13

De Iliereoe itepner muo Mpnaitir
@cit 90 S%emirbisiar / Eit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
Sfibsiarten i%taniet.

PHILADELPHIA Den 10oe Sttober.
Sntet Sortsi, iom teller UNDER irem.
meo Stag, bar iorlaot Sapnen, iiben
Giterretniugerne ON Den tgite I'm
oerpanosbaaos Seriinger paa gtew
enslanbs. apiten mobtoses Der |
Ssnoags. Sptteu brittle, i%ranife,
italienite % i%apaneiiife Sfibe ligger
iorunfreoe Der, % oct anilaaes, at
oeres 9~uoninger tiliammen bar en-
8prbi al S14,000,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13

5sriiGiies saa ssiss Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13

5sriiGties paa gtee 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-13
Deroensfrieen

Nriten belle Den ierbiifc Irme fjGm'
per M paa esen @rnnb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-29
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births--George and Sophie welton. 242i
South Seventeenth. girl; John and Amanda
Ncwhouse. 253S North Eighteenth. girl:
J. C. and Mary Carroll, 25i4 South Tenth,
boy; Earl and Lauretta Parker. eii Hiok-
DRY. siri; Harry and Minnie Clark. sic South
Twenty-second. boy; James and Catherine
Kennedy, 6oo5 South Eighteenth, boy; Ar
thur and Florence Rolfc. 26o6 II. girl; Vim
cenzo and sebastiano Basialiro. 1851 South
Thirteenth, boy; Don J. and MARY Hegarty,
423s Parker, boy.
Dcaths--Henry Martin, So years, Twenty.
sixth and n: Joseph Gzsporowich. months,
1870 s: Joseph Rugensky. ~ years, 1885 Q;
Frederick Baker. Sc years. sol South Thir.
ty-1rst, Anna Bauer, months. 3il7 South
Eighteenth: Michael u. Ryan, IS years. sit
Forest avenue; Michael Berge, 50 years.
1906 William. Edward Haiiart. . months,
ISIS l.: Ida withlow, so years. Fort street;
Dorothy NJ. Wilson. ~ days. 511s Grant.
Earl J. Duffln, 40 years, .20s Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Permits 70 wed have been Issued TO the
following;
Name and Residence Ase.
sllas A. Harris, Omaha ....,,..... rs
Marguerite e. Scott, Omaha Is
W Earl Robinson, Mondan,in, la. ..... 81
Ruby 2. Cooper. }Mondanin, Ia...,...,. Il
Fred ". cady. Omaha. ......... over u
Annetta Fletcher. Omaha. 81. over is
Rene A. DePierre. Omaha. .......... 32
Bernice Beverly. Omaha. .............. "a
Austin Galley. New York City. ....... IS
Eleanor Msckay. Omaha. ............. %
Charles y. Bromm. Omaha. ...,. 81
Marguerite NJ. Hansen. Omaha. 20
Alex Greenberg, Omaha .............. "a
Minnie sodfky. Omaha ................ 81
Arthur I Headiey, Modaic. la. 81
Christie fensler. Modsle. Ia............ 20
Clark stricklett. Blair. Neb. .......... 20
Nellie Erncy, Blair. Neb...,......-... 20
Lester n. Biggs. Lorton. Neb. ........ Is
IDA 81. Barth. Lorton. Neb. ....... 81
tieorge Hennings Cedar Greek. Ncb.., over 81
i.orlsc Lohnes. Cedar Creek, Neb. over rs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-29
BUILDING PERMITS.

Tho following building permits have been
issued
fourth. repairs TO brick building, $500: A.
Swcrd1Eer, 2B35 iiimcbangh, frame dwell
ms, $500: Board Of Education, ssbs Day-
onport. nrcprccf school building. $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-29
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.

10000 MONTH. Get government Jobs. Men
and women wanted. List of positions
open iree. Franklin Institute. Dept. sss A.
Rochester. N. Y. F#N
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-29

AAAo~~AoliC0oos
ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN
wANTED-Able-b bodied unmarried men
under age of IS: citizens Of United States
Of good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write the Eng.
ish language. For Information apply to
Recruiting Officer. Army Bldg, 18th and
Dodge sts., Omaha. Neh.: 1870 N. 10th st..
Lincoln. Neb. 827 9TH ST.. Sioux City.
Iowa: 2o7 sth Ave-. Des MONIES. Iowa.
OMAHA railway mall clerk examinations
coming. 375 month. Sample questions
frce, Write Immediately. Franklin In
stitute. Dept s2l W. Roch-s'er. N. Y.
wANTED-Young men as railway mail
clerks; SIS per mouth; sample examina-
ton questions free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 22l r. Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED--A good sober man with a boy
or two old enough to work on farm or
one that Is willing TO board an extra
man. Address Y 7ss, Bee. G52
wANTED-Names Of men IS or over. wish
Ing to become government railway mail
clerks. Commence SIS month. Vacations.
72a. Bee.
MEN wanted 70 enlist IN Signal Corps 81
once; report At Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-29
sWAPPERs, COLUMN

IF you have anything to trade. make up q
little ad and run 1t In this column tor
seven days--it only costs CSC and 10 per
answer. This offer 10 good only In omaha.
and excludes Real Estate, cash offers and
Business Properties For Sale or Trade.
These. a. we'll ~ mail orders for use Of
6vappersf Column. must pay regular
rates. One or two answers are sufficient
to mako your trade and the whole trans
action only costs about acc. Try It
2 CAMERAS. bI7 and sxio. In perfect con-
dition; 90 Winchester repeating rihe;
typewriter; u horsepower electric
broodcr; singlc-Comb white Minorca
cockercs and puliets; also one Single
Comb Black Minorca cockerel and / doz
= puiIetH, TO. exchange for anything ! can
use. Address s. c. sl3. Bee.
In the ELEVEN Months Of 1918
Tha Bee gained. 1910 paid ads
MORE THAN DOUBLE
the COMBINED gain of the other
two Omaha papers
Lowest Rate, Best Results. Best Service
FULL FLOODED Irish water spaniel re-
trtevcr pup. female, months old; will
swap for poultry or what have you? Boz
S. c. 7as. Bee.
ONE buffalo coat; as good a. new; chest
a. to swap for old model Ford or some
other light car. Box c 7A. Bee,
WE swap or buy kodaks; films developed
free; one-day service. Kase Kodak Studio.
Neville Blk. 18th and Harvey.
FOR SALE or trade. for good auto. q 1856
piano. 8. c. 1888.
4 LITTLE AID In this column Will bring
about some remarkable exchanges
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-29
FOR RENT--ROOMS

ATTENTION. ROOM HUNrERSi
II you fail to md the room you
desire among these ads call a. the
Bee office for q Room List--0ives
complete detailed description OF Va
cant rooms In all parts OF the city.
II more convenient phone The Bee
Want Ad Dept. and give your name
and address and a List VII p
issued every week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-01
VIM. 4. DAVIDSON
4 GLASSMATE Of
L0NGFELL0W, DEAD
LONG A RESIDENT OF PENSA-
COLA HE PASSES AWAY AFTER
A LINGERING ILLNESS AT THE
AGE OF 81 YEARS.

William A. Davidson, long resi-
dent of Pensacola, a c1ass-mate of the
poet Longfellow and a graduate of
Harvard, died yesterday morning at
his home, corner of Eighth avenue
and LaRua street, after long illness,
The deceased was ninety-one years of
age and has spent most of his life in
Pensacola.
Mr.. Davidson bore the distinction
of having been Mason for sixty-five
years, probably longer than any other
resident of Florida. He was civil
engineer by profession and was ma
tive of Boston, Mass.
Funeral services viii be conducted
this afternoon at 8 o'clock at st.
Katharine's church, the cortege leav-
ing the home at 2:3O o'clock. The fol-
lowing will act as pail bearers:
Active-Stephen Lee, Walker An
derson, Halcott Anderson, Edward
Anderson, Judge E. C. Maxwell and
Alfred Wicke.
Honorary. Fl. Dorr, T. C. Wat
son, F. L. Seegar, ]. n. Andrews, N.
B. Cook and Lew Bennett.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-01
ATHLETIC CLUB To
OPEN ON MONDAY
EXHIBITION BOUTS, WRESTLING
AND CLUB SWINGING WILL
ENTERTAIN THE MEMBERS.

The Business Mems Athletic Club
will open next Monday night, Feb.
7th, at the club rooms, 1041a South
Palafox street, under the personal SUI
pervision of Jack O'Leary, who has
been secured as manager and in
structor. The opening will be an ex-
hibition worth seeing and will consist
of boxing, wrestling, club swinging
and bag punching and other physical
exercises. The entertainment viii be
free to members and will be regular
feature of the club from time to time.
This is something new in Pensacola
and the promoters expect the club
will get the hearty support of the
people of the city.
Jimmy Dempsy and Pete Shaugh-
messy have been amusing a number
of boxing fans each afternoon at 2:3O,
but by special request from number
of business men, Manager OLeary
has arranged to have the boys do
their work at 4 o'clock, as it makes
it more convenient for them to be
present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-01
CITY DECIDES NOT
TO SELL PROPERTY
LOTS WHICH WERE FIRST Or
DERED APPRAISED WILL BE
RETAINED By THE CITY DE-
SPITE GOOD OFFER FOR SAME

Property situated on Garden street
or between Alcaniz and Manresa
streets, for which the city received
an offer several weeks ago, and which
was wanted for the purpose of inn
mediate improvement, will not be dis
posed of by the city, reply to that
effect having been ordered sent to the
would-be purchaser, Mr.. Taylor, yes
terday.
Some weeks ago Mr.. Taylor asked
that the property be sold him, and as
it has been lying unused for years by
the city, the chance to sell it appeared
to be one that the three commissioners
did not want to lose. 1t was then
decided to appraise the property, and
it was about to be put up to board
until a few days ago, when the ques-
ton of selling the property was re-
considered and the reply as stated
above was decided upon.
This property, reached by a spur
line, is desirable as a warehouse site
and had it have been obtained by the
prospective buyer, the latter was go
ing to place costly improvements up
on the land, the commissioners were
yesterday given to understand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-01
GROUND HOG WILL
LOOK FOR SHADOW
IF IT is sHowERING wEDNEs-
DAY, ACCORDING To SAYING,
WINTER IS GONE AND WILL
NOT COME FOR YEAR.

If it rains tomorrow, or if it is
cloudy, so that no shadoys viii be
cast, there is every reason to believe,
according to the old Scotch saying:
''If Candlemas day be bright and fair,
winter will have another fight. If on
Candlemas day it be shower and rain,
winter is gone and won't come again. =
Which, it is said, means that if the
grounding peers from his burrow to-
morrow and his shadow is cast and it
frightens him, he returns to his hold
for another six weeks.
This is how "the day" Is referred
to by an able writer:
For CandIemas Day.
The next special day brings us
"Candlemas," and with it the old
Scotch saying: eff Candlmas day be
bright and fair, winter will have an
other fight. If on Candlemas day It
be shower and rain, winter is gone
and viii not come again"
We have Familiarity known Febru-
airy 2 as Ground Hog" day, and if
this little denizen of the forest came
out of winter quarters and saw his
shadow he retreated for another six
weeks while the cold weather contin-
ued; if on the contrary it was cloudy
and he failed to see his shadow the
approach Of spring was at hand. In
these enlightened days we do not pin
our faith to these old adages, pre-
ferring to rely upon the weather man
and his delicate instruments that fore
tell the skies and read the lessons in
the winds with such accuracy that
thousands plan the days business and
pleasures on his report.
All this leads up to the fact that
Candlemas day brings an opportunity
to give a touch of novelty to any So
cial affair we may be giving. Like
most of our festival days, Candlemas
was and is still a church feast day,
kept in memory of the publication
of the Blessed Virgin, the candles
burned showing that Christ is the
tight of the world"
1t was also an ancient custom to
have bountiful supply of candles on
this day to ward off evil spirits from
the dwelling during the ensuing year.
The dainty snowdrop is the flower for
the day, but if not obtainable use the
Roman (single) hyacinths; they are
lovely combined with feathery ferns.
Have small white candle in glass
holder (the latter may be found in
the doll section) at each place with
a tiny box of wax matches, and for
place cards have white ones decorated
with candle, the name of guest
traced in the smoke from the candle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-01
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEsT'

A proprietary medicine like every
thing else that comes before the pub
lie has to prove its merit. 1t has to
meet competition. The law of the
Survival of the Fittest" applies "a
this as to other things. The fact That
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after forty years of success is
still one of the largest sellers proves
that it is dependable, standard rem
edy for the ailments of womanl1ind,
and one in which they may have per-
feet confidence.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-01
z STEAMSHIPS
ARE REPORTED
At SEA
Fragmentary Wireless Mes
sage Indicate Foandering
Of Couple of Ships
az AssocrArrp pREss.

New York, Jan. 31.-The White
Star freight steamship Bowie, repor-
ted on her arrival here today from
Manchester, that she had picked up
wireless messages indicating that two
steamships have been recently lost at
sea heretofore unreported. One was
the Apalachee, British tanker in the
government service; the other an I'M
known steamer whose crew was res
cued by the steamer Finland.
Reports that the Finland was stand
ing by a steamer in distress were re-
ceived by wireless at Halifax, Janu-
airy 26, relayed from the Finland by
the French steamer Rochambeau, but
on her arrival here Saturday, the
Rochambeau could not furnish any
further information.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-01
BUSY DAY SPENT IN
THE RECORD COURT
JURY EMPANELLED FOR THE
WEEK, MANY PLEAD GUILTY
AND ONE DEFENDANT WAS
CONVICTED BY JURY.

Quite a busy time was spent yes
terday in the court of record, the be-
ginning of the second week of the
term. One defendant was convicted
by the new jury which had just been
empanelled for the week, several were
allowed to plead guilty, while sentence
was passed upon others and cases
were set for later in the term or con-
tinued, as the case might Re.
Hal Boiler, colored, was convicted
by a jury of the first count in an in
formation charging breaking and en-
tering and LARGELY. He was not sen
fenced.
c. w. Webster and L. Florence,
train riders, pleaded guilty and were
sent up for 45 days each.
Ethel Owens and Scott West,
charged with bigamy, were sentenced
to costs of prosecution and ten days,
with an additional penalty of three
months suspended on condition that
they behave themselves in the future.
Ulrich Andrews, who was convicted
last week of trespassing, and who
pleaded to another charge, was SEN
fenced to four months for receiving
stolen property and three months for
trespassing. This young man is the
one who made off with about a couple
of hundred pounds of pecans.
Hannah Reed, guilty of vagrancy
and obscene language, was fined SO
and costs or so days.
The case against Jos. Fitzpatrick,
charged with selling liquor in viola
ton of the statutes, was continued
for the term, and the case for trial
today is that against a defendant
named Snowden, who faces a serious
charge. On Wednesday and Thursday
there have been docketed cases charg-
ing violations of the liquor laws.