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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-07

ifbsr WieIen unb 5eIbern, feIbft bi,
Strobbd4er batten sinen ipeiblidsn
S9immer,
es mar empfinbIid talt, i'm iibri-
gen aber Elm prddtiger SpGtIomme.s
morsen. Dor Der aufsebenben Sonne
Der idfpebten roiise gBolt6en. b0ber
unb bOber. iit iiber ben mattbIausn
9immel bis gum @eiteu psrbreiien5.
Serharb rift froben Wlutes bic itiIe
Oorfitrabe entlans, bis sr ON Gnbs
oerielben iein pferb nuf ben Sanb.
irea ablentts, unipiIIfiirlid. Der
ipsitfdalsnos 9uff9laa bate i'm ses
fort. Sn Der nun bonn Sabnenidrei
unterbrotenen IdnbIidxn Stille lag
etipus Seierlides fir ibn.
80 bate er bas anottneroIde @es
boft errei4t. llnnbiidtIid fieI isin
glid auf bnsieIbe unb baftete IGnssr.
Was mar gemerfensipertes baran2
Rihts. Gin Stiid BON Da6e fhien
erneusrt, aber bas fonnte ibm nidt Sc,
ionbers auffaIen. Gr ihittelte ben
appf. 9erfaIIen unb unorbsntIi9
fab bic Wirtihafi ni6t aus. Sollte
ss iuabr isin, oaB sin babies ainb bic
3iissl in Die Sanb senommsn unb oas
Sausipeien Ieitete2
Snoem er nod 70 badts, ipar tr
gans nobe beransefommen. ueber bic
@eibbornbede bintpes FAB er in ben
9orten. Sein semGdli9er grailnsr
fOlgte etnem lei9ten Druid feiner
Sanb gu einem Ianefamsn S4ritt.
SIN ndditen ausenbIid iasie er ben
5dbripea entIarla. bab cine MoIte Don
Staub. Jpn sinbiilIte. @r belt srit
rieoer an ais er Inn bic gissung bes
Wsges peri6lpuubsn mar. Damn
Iodte er fir fi9 bin unb faiitisIts
iiber isin feltiames @.5aren ben aopf.
Snbem sr einep Bid in auottneros
Sdusgdrten getporfen, lpuren -ieine
gtueen einem Billie begesnst, bds Ell
n.n Ginorud auf ibn seupa9t, ben er
ii9 ielbit nidt ertlGren tonnte. 9luf
einem niebrigen 5ol5bdni6en iab Elm
iunses NGbden. Die alsibuns oess
isl6sn mar nidt I'm elm Saar BON Der.
jenieen onberer WiGoden aug bem
9orfe peri6ieoen. Gs trus einen
tuntlen Rod unb elm dlatt anlieacns
res 2sib6en nit iur3en 2ermsIn, buz
su cine 9roBe S9iirse BON @olitoif.
!Suite iie bod niht ettras gefonberes
an ii69 lln3tpeifeIbuft mar bieTe
1rase 9sran!aiiuns, baB 9erbaro
iein pferb os3iiselt unb nod einmaI
gu ihr biniibsrseblidt bate. Ddg
S6nauRn bes Si.res aber mu9ie
eIsts oufmsrtiam. Sic erbob ben
Sopf. I'm bemfeIben 2tussnbIid be-
riibrtsn bic Worsenfonnenitrobls if
rem SdeiisI, unb ibr brdunes 9aur
nit einem punberbor idimmernben
Gluns. 9erborb sIuubte, ME ettpas
2tebnlides ssisbn su baben.
gsd4bem iein grauner dllmdlih
trieber in sinsn Iansiomen, eemadIts
den 9rub 5uriideefalIen mar. p.rses
ssnfpdrtists ii6 Gsrbarb nod einmaI
ben bibf9en gubIid, ben er ssbubt.
Tas mar pbne 3peifel anottnsros
Glste. Mar bas nur Elm liebes, sus
tes 9eiidt, unb lpis ibre ausen gse
iblidi! SreiIih, srnit battle iie ausse'
feben, obsr Der GrnIt fleibete fie gut,
unb = no bate oas arme Ding laa
den unb fr0bli6 fein, fpie iid1s fur
tis Susenb itidt, Iernen iollena Sic
fob nitt pisl Sonneni6ein i'm aeben.
(GOrtisbuus fOlst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-07

gsrrit :. giaibt an Marsarst .
RpO. "a Bel 150 SUB an Der Sub
isits Der Gbannins Strabt. (Sieue,
81; 81.
Sames u. Mariin ON Wm. Wal
lace. Got 30. 3 bon Der WiIbsr 9ome
itsae llnterattbeiIuns on Der prie,
9ia Roab, (Steusr Soc; 81.
Die llniteb 9beaters so. an alfret
3. SAlpb, 3 Sabre paht bonn 10
5ebruar 1915, auf 2abenraum bs'
tdnnt oils glo. 525 WaInut Strabe
monotIife Mistbe $500.
9puiie z. S6nsibsr ON SuIia 81
Banning, 45 BEL 157 SUB an b,l
WeIifsiis Der aennetb grenus in Col
legs 5iu, (Stsuer $3.50; 81.
Della 6. paiton on RelIie Z. gtesb
30 bei 130 CUB an Der Siibisits bel
Gin apsnus, 5ipiIten ter sranilir
glpenus unb Center Strabs in Horr
tpoob. (Stsuer 50e); 81.
ehdrles y. Uldtbes on JIdbsud "
Sleiebt. 43 bei 134 Sub on Der Siib.
fsite Der Tiounb Strabs in Roripcob
(Steuer $2); 81.
Jrtberid 3. 9obbtr an Gamuel 9
Cooper, 35 bel 120 Jub on bersWsii,
ieits Der 5olloipap Court. ITO Juf
fiibli9 Der 9ollopap 4penue auI
Walnut Oils. (Stsusr Soc; 81.
Samuel .. Cooper on @eprse T
II. Grnsitins q. Maier. basieIbegisens
tbum, (Steuer $4.5O; 81.
Wiarp Jlanasnn an ebparb aemp
Got COZ in g. 6. 5optins' 3. Inter.
abtbeiluns in efmpoob. (Steu.,
SOC; 81.
alice 6. 9roipn an 9lpner R
groipn II. Gnb., Quitsclaim auf &c
bel 175 Sub an Der WeIiisits Der
8aoeleb Qpenue, 81.
gueuit o. @elbrsi9 il. an 6iIbo
@eIbrsiA, Sbeil BON Got 3 in eIiiaf
Doop's Ra6Iab on We9llpin glpe-
nus, 81.
gilbert W gse.rs II. @nb. an Gar
rp 9idman II. @nb., so bei 175 Gut
an Der SitIsits bss geeers plaee In
Weitlpoob, (Stsuer 81; 81.
SomueI Wonbelsil an Charles W.
uHb 9olbie peal, q BEL 80 SUB on
Der Rorbisite Der 8. Strabe, ipeItIit
Der CHM Strabs, (Sttuer $6); 81.
Gouis 8. Sli,sr an WilIiam Z.
Rteinlanber, 25 BEL 200 SUB on Der
Rorbieits Der 9lsnipap 2loenus, 11s
SUB SitIid Der 9,e9 Sirab., (5tsusr
$2); 81.
2llic. Wasm.r on @iliam unb
Marp g. 0aber, 35 BEL 1873 5ub an
ber OItfeite Der airbert apenus, $50
SUB iiiblih Der Ct. 2oiprsnre @penus
auf price Sin. (Steusr $3); 81.
2eon 8srnitein an War Ssnior,
Cots 562, 565 unb 566 in Gebar
9robs 6. II. 9. 4Fu's llnisrabtbsis
lung, 81.
Sacob Suber Sr. on Wlar SeniOr,
Cots 562, $50 unb 566 In gebar
9roOs 8. II. q. QFn's Ilntsrabtbeis
lung auf prit. 5il, (Steusr $1.5O;
$1400.
Die SuIius lreibers Rsalip 60.
nr1 bic Etdnhnrb qtriutiu1 fuf gn
SO bel 182 Sub an Der Sitisiie Der
propibsnts StraBs (SteusrA s12);
$100.
Gbipnrb g. 2titon, Grc'r., on Wars
garst .. asllam. Got % unb 5b.il
pon Got 25 in Dm. 9urrsu's llntsrs
abtbsiIung bon SpanbOs, (Stsutr
$50; 81.
Gamusl &. proetor an 2bbid u.
Spcbn. 37s bei $50 syub an Der
mnrNfs;ts Asy m0snsy Slf,,sv,,. l., Doxx
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Gin bafer % a n n.

Sic: .sn oieiein reiserben Gar.
tenbd,iSden iperbe ib in 8utinft
meine sfaffcegdite beipirtben.e gli&t
unbr, W1rnhen - On IGbt es nod
redt bi;tid nnlpflan5en2 @as mir.
be pobI ON beiten paiien9"
Or: BUM aaffee2 @oppeln!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-07
NON ber g d mfere.

rSerr Oirettor, id fam beute 9l6ent
unmogli9 ben 5umlet fpielen. Sd
bab 3abntpeb unb mO9te am lie6Iter
on Der Wanb binduftlettern!"
.Wadt ni6ts - bann geben ipir
heute eben cine @arieteborftelIung nit
biefer Nummer."
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2. &apitel.


Wie @erbarb Billing basu setonis
men pdr, gerabe elsie anottnsro Al
ieiner iiinftisen Satin gu srtpGbler,
bate er ielbit nidt iasen tSnneu.
Sbrs G4onbeit alIsin ipar's ni6t ses
ipeien, bic ibn ange5ogen. Big DOT
onbertlalb Sabren bate er ni4t .ins
NAL ppn @Istes Sofein ssipubt. Obs
glei9 er alle Wohen sins ober atpeis
nal an benz anottnerofhen Gsboft,
Las an ber Ganbitrabe mad aesr seles
gen mar, ooriibersetommen, bate er
bod teines Der Sablrei9en ainber
Sriebrihs setannt, fpenn iie ibm aud
selegentli6 in ben Wea sslaufen tpas
rem. Seine Wautter mar ME gut auf
tie Sippf9dft bes paftoreniobnes
unb Giinitlers Marie 81 fpre9eu ses
tnelen uno bas @orurteil Der Muttet
mar auf benSobn iibertrassn ipprben.
Nls man bon elsie als DON berjenis
gen gu fpre9en begann, fpeI9e bic pers
lofferte 2Btrfl9dft IN SronuIlg belt,
ipunoerte es i6n aumeiit, bab ni9t ale
&inber anottneros Don bornberein in
9runb unb 8oben perborben iein
frllten. Deiter bate er ii9 nift bus
rum gefiimmert.
3ur 3eit beg @alimarftes mar sr
tn Der Worgenfriibe nad 2eer gsrits
ten, nm bas 9}ieb su Dertaufen, psIs
6es biefes Sabr ni6t in ben Stul
aariidte6ren follie, forrbern Der &neGt
fbon In ber Ya9t btrett DON Der
Weibe na6 ber Stdbt setrieben bate.
Die Hddte bra9ten bereits fiarfe
Gr6fte, unb lbefonbers an bieTem Wsor.
gen lag BET Rsif iuis sIiseruSsr @Gnss
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0obpeIfeier.

sSrau gum neueitttretenbeu Iib.
lheiD: Sic iinb jebt geraoe mcin
Hunoertites alio Elm SaibiIaumS-
6ienltm1bfenl"
3icuitmGb6en: yGas lit bod nlerf.
fpiirbig - bies lift nanlItd audi meiu
bunoertiter aslasls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-07
e6auipisIer ebrseia

pSie, &err GtnaferI, nut Ssyfjrer
Geilauliererei oiirfen q baIb oufbo.
renl SdnurtIide SrIiuobner boben
idon anaefrogt Oh sic ni&t baIo
aiis5iebenI1
yWott iei Tarifl GaoIi4 Elm bolIes
gals6r tooa. .it& jig sIG G.tntessiiixsl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-07
Mns BEN
&lnffer,1ef
Roman bon
Sannp aIinf giitstsburs.
(Gortiebuns.)

NUuilIebuHY.D
Damn mar bas sSreie erreidn. Der
Binb bate pISblih sinen Sprung
lpelter na6 Often iicb seipenoet unb
bliesbon bort nit poIIen Baden iiber
Die gbene. Der 8pben ipurbe gang
bart, slei65eitis bate Der Rsesn aufs
eebort, aber Dihter S6nee fiel bon
eem in Elm sIeidmdbises buntIss
Srau gebiiIltsn SimmeI nieber.
5rau Ollie febrte an bieiem abenb
ni9t bein. Sier psriu4te man ii9
einitlpeilen bamit gu. berubissn, bab
bic Srobmutter bss Wetters ipeaen in
ct. geblieben lei. elsie allein slaubte
ni9t bardn unb psrbrn1te cine ansits
erfiiIlte gal9t. gDGbrenb bic resels
mabigen gtem5iiss ibrer @ef9lpiitsr
ringsum beren feiten .66laf pertiins
reten, IaufoDte iis, aufrs9t i'm Bette
iisenb, benz grauIen beg S9nseiturs
mes unb bsm pfeifen bes Winbes, fpis
er I'm ben SietsI bss Sauies unb ir
Zen S9ornitsin binabfubr.
Sic mar bic erite. ipeI6s na9 bieier
gadt pon ibrem Eager fi5 erboben
unb in Die Slide sesangen mar, Die
gIimmenben &Oblen aus Der Iihe
bsrpor gu bolsn unb Elm nsues Jeusr
an5ufa6sn. Damn trat tie an oas
5sniter. gio9 mar es buntel, pbslei3
es nabe5u balb ishs llbr iein mubte
@enige Uiinutsn ipdter fonnte iis sr'
fennen, baB in Der Ra6t furdtbar
tiel S9nes sefaGIen unb itelI.nipeiie
iiber meterbo9 3uIammengelpebt mar.
sic poqte nod ct. Die Mutter
lit es nibt, trieb ober ben Batter an,
ra6 bort 3u oeben, i'm gia6frags gu
talten. Defer ipsissrte ii6 aud
nidt; er bate Elm 9efiibl bon llnbe3a'
gen, bas ibm nidts 9utes periiinbete.
Die goti4aft, ipeI6e er heimbra9is,
mar tdum nod cine uneripartete:
!9iGssmoe bate auf bem Imtsgerl9t
ibr Gelo in Gmpfuns. senommsn uno
lin baIb brsi llbr ct. perlaifsn. 90
mar ni6t Der serinsite 3DeifeI por'
bonoen, bab fie ibren Spb i'm S9scs
gsfunben.
Sebes Suhen nacb Der 8eri4puns
oenen uubte ii9 bprIGufis aIs nuBlos
erlpeiisn. Gin fpeiber NantsI, Der
nirsenbs cine msni6Ii6s Spur isben
lieb buute aIes Elm. 9one pisrsebn
Gage fpGter, als bic Spnn. ben S6nee
binpeggerGumt, Tlnb man bic 2side
Der alten Jrau i'm Gbaufeegraben =
It lie bate pirili9 in sin.m iOlden
bds gnbe ibres orbeitsboIsn 2ebens
sefunbeu.
0as @sIb, fpsI6es fis in Der
ihpur5sn Sammsttaf9e nit bem
guael Don iGtpersm Silber - sin
2urusgesenitanb aus friiberen So'
gen, ben iis dnsitIi9 eebiitst an
bsm eritarrten Irme trug, oetts Die
gegrdbHistoiten.
Sn einem Minisl beg airdbofes
fanb iie ibr Grab. Wsnn bispeiIen
Elm frii6er aranS Don 9uasbaum
rnb bunten 9artsnblumen bnrauf ses
lcsen, 10 batteu fpobI 8oriibergebsnbe
nit einem fpOttifden @ufipsrfen Der
SberIipps ben aopf sdtiitteIi. Ries
manb i'm Oorfs fasb 3sit 81 berlei
gtarrbeitsn bas mar fir ben StGbs
Ter, unb = bic &iinitlern mar bod bic
leBte, tpeI9er aa9 nur cine Menf4ens
ieele in 2iebe seoenten iOnnte.
oWenn oas bic &iinitlerr erlebt
bdtte!" bisb ss nod an Der &ir9ens
thire, ais man iia gum auseindnbers
geben anididte. rSis rpiirbe ben
appf np3 sinmal 10 bod setraseH
boben. aIs iie 70 i4On i'm askn ss
t6an.1
@ie Gsntje Qnna MSes einaiger
mir oaau setommen mar!
~ e.
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RadikaIbeiIung der nerven$tbwatbe.
eva pOn sepIaet bon 2 mro ,Sisn S
sehtrait aaatfs Ss Sg.
tt s sas gSIar J tnssss.
ss mi mad iusr dae sshti sa
Srinara rsans oss go
Dsutsehsn knk 37 East 27 Str, Now York, "a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05
SAGE TEA KEEPS J
YOUR HAIR DARK
It's Grandnother's recipe to
bring back color, youth
fitness and lllstre-
Everybody is using
it again.

Gray hair, however handsome, denotes
advancing age. We all know the advan-
tages of q youthful appearance. Your
hair Ii your charm. It makes or mars
the face. When it fades, turns gray and
looks streaked, just few applications
of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its ap-
pearance q hundred-fold.
Don't stay grayi Look youngl Either
prepare the recipe at home or get from
any drug store 50-cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
which is merely the old-time recipe i'm
proved by the addition of other ingredi-
ents. Thousands Of folks recommend this
ready-to-use preparation, because It
darkens the hair beautifully, besides, no
one can possibly tell, as Il darixens so
naturally and evenly. You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this
through the hair, taking one small strand
al q time. BY morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application or
two, It's natural color is restored and it
becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and
you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
Is q delightful toilet requisite. It is not
intended for the cure, mitigation or pre-.
vention of disease.
ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05
HEAVY CATCHES OF
SPANISH MAcKEREL

More than 10000 pounds of Span
ish mackerel. were received at the e.
E. Saunders Fish Company's head
quarters during Friday and beach
fishermen reported exceedingly
heavy runs of this fish and expect to
even beat that record, now that the
mackerel runs have started.
One boat after the other hauled up
at Palafox wharf during the day and
discharged many tubs of mackerel,
the fish being handled direct from
boat to ice box after weights have
been taken.
A popularity which attracted the
attention of many persons on the
wharf Friday was the uniformity
of size Of the catches which were dis
charged. One fish after the other
were weighed, and in weight they
vary but two to four ounces.
AS the heavily-laden boats dashed
up to unloading dock the work of dis
charging their catches proved highly
interesting to a number of visitors
who, here for the fair week, found al
most as much to entertain in the big
fish houses as they did at the fair
grounds. "You know we can see good
corn and beans and farm products
generally at almost any fair. Live
stock, also, is familiar sight, but to
see fish like that, brought direct
from their feeding grounds and un-
loaded from the boat which takes
them, why, it gives man like me
from the inland country, sensation
of witnessing a good moving picture
reel. That is great" said one of the
strangers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05
QUINCY.

Quincy, Nov. REV. Howard
Dutill, pastor of the Methodist
Church, has served his four year linn
it here most ably and he and his
family arc
rangements for the removal which
they know must come. Quincy citi-
zens generally regret that they must
The Presbyterian Church held a
song service instead of the usual SER
mon and the following program de-
lighted the large audience:
Anthem, "Sun of Ny Soul"-
Hymn, aHow Firm a Foundation. .
Congregation.
Prayer.
Solo, sT Am Pilgrim"-Mrs.
Clark.
Duet, seIected-Mrs. Love and Miss
Dickey.
Anthem. 81 Love Thy Kingdom
Choir.
Solo, "The Lord is Ny Light"-
Miss. Dickey.
Hymn, "Clinging Close to His
Ham" Congregation.
Solo, Fear Ye Not, Oh Israeli -
Mrs. Love.
Anthem, Nearer to Thee Choir,
Address-Pasto
Violin solo-Jack Watson.
Doxology and benediction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05

late winter. As result, there are
two distinct fire seasons. The first
Of these occurs in the fall, when
there is usually little rain and the
ground is covered with the dry fallen
leaves, which are very inflammable.
The fall fire season lasts until about
December Is, when the winter rains
set in. In the later winter months,
the woods dry out and in February
or March the spring season begins,
and continues until the spring rains
come or the trees and plants put out
new leaves and become too green to
burn readily.
A fire IN the spring is much more
disastrous than at any other time
of the year, according to the foresters
The new shoots on the trees are very
tender and easily injured, and if a
fire occurs after the "sap starts" it
usually kills all the young trees and
many of the older ones in the forest.
While timber is always damaged by q
fall fire, unless the fire is severe
many trees will put out new growts
IN the following spring.
In the west, it is reported, snow
has fallen many localities and the
forest rangers are taking up other
duties and are enjoying the let-up in
the arduous work of fire fighting.
The rangers in the east, on the other
hand, are making their final plans
for the coming season and are start
ing their patrol.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05

New Discovery Dodsons Liver Tone Acts Like Caome But Doesn't Gpe
Saate Make You Sck-Dont Lose Days Wok-HamesS Liver
Medicine for Men, Women Chidren-Read Guarantee!

Ughi Calomel makes you sick It's horriblel
Take dose of the dangerous drug tonight and
tomorrow you may lose days work
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes
necrosis of the bones. Calonel, when it comes in
to contact with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful nausea
and cramping. If you are sluggish and all
knocked out" if your liver is torpid and bowels
constipated, you have headache dizziness, coated
tongue if breath is bad or stomach sour, Just try
spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarahtee-Go to any drug store
and get so cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
Take a spoonful and if it doesn't straighten YOU
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05
Forest Fire Season Ends In
West and Begins In East

Washington. Nov. Although
final figures are not yet available. re-
ports received by the Forest Service
indicate that the forest fire season in
the west and north is practically at
an end. At the same time, say the
officials, the fall fire season is just
beginning on the National Forests in
the Southern Appalaehians.
The difference in the occurrence Of
the fire seasons, it is explained, is
caused by the difference in the char
acter Of the forests and Of the climate
in the two regions. In the north and
west the forests are composed al
most entirely Of conifers and are To-
Gated at comparatively high attitudes
or high ATTITUDES. The greatest fire
danger in these regions, the fofesters
say, occurs during the late spring and
summer months, when the rainfall is
light During the rest of the year,
there is, as a rule, enough rain and
snow to prevent fires from starting.
On some of the forests in southern
California, however, the fall rains are
sometimes late in coming and the
fire-fighting organization must often
remain on duty until late in Novem-
Der.
In the southern Appalachians, how
ever, the situation is practically re-
versed. The forest is largely com
posed of hardwoods and the heaviest
rainfall occurs in the spring anc
summer and about two months In
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05

right up and make you feel fine and vigorous I
want you to go back to the store and get your
money Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale of caomel because it is real liver medicine:
entirely vegetable. therefore it can not salivate or
make you sick
| guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver
Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and
clean your bowels of that bile and constipated
waste which IS clogging your system and making
you feel miserable | guarantee that bottle ~
Dodsons Liver Tone will keep your entire fan,ilu
feeling fine for months. Give it to your children.
It is harmless; doesn't grippe and they like its pleas
ant taste
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from this place were: Clarence Nc
Kenzie, Clinton Rigby Misses Irma,
Lima, Vina Gillie also Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillie.
Messrs. Watson and Bailey were
visitors at Mckenzie Sunday. They
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ing three new pupils. Made us an ex.
cellent talk and promised us many
nore visits.
Miss Lena Chavers and three sis.
ters entered school Tuesday morning,
She was with us last year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05
BRATT.

Bratt, Nov. 4-The ellie school is
progressing nicely. The needlework
class organized by Miss Dora MeKen-
zie has an enrolment OF thirteen.
]. E. Langham has installed a new
cane mill. with which he can make
125 gallone of syrup daily.
Among those who visited tia SIR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-05

motored to Chumuckla Spring. &C.
companied by Clarence Mckenzie ID
his sisters.
Rev. Wharley and family are well
coined into this vicinity. He visited
our school Tuesday morninf bring
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to offer our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and relatives
for their kindness during the illness
and death of our dear wife and
mother.
w. ]. WILLIAMS and Children.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
Vote for
PETER n. MILLER
of DeFuniak Springs,

Mr. fitted both MORALLY MENTALLY office
the
needs of problems Of the mill
Miller ProtecuonA
vides remember Mr. Worngman, industrial
conditions throughout FOR THE SIXTEEN MONTHS proceed
Woodrow Wilson, Trader
war; again
unless Wilson's Tariff Law repealed.
for H. is OF West
notp impossible things
they found could
this like the Platform Moles to catch flies
political will anxious win favor Remember
the Maine election.
and Wilson,
the Solid
formulated
president and by what congress
THINK!
Think advantages
sin
with opportunity Protection the
Charles Hughes Theodore
ms tive or
children the best
enabling them choose their principle
and by prejudice and
stately eectg Peter H. Miller Congress and
of
ness Men of Florida are the majority
Repubica Tinesar Good Times
REPUBLICAN ELECTORS:
JONES
E.
CHOOSE HUGHES JOHN STOKER
B. G. FOXWORTHY
c STICKNEY
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-21
KATALLA OIL WORTH MORE THAN PRODUCT
 FOUND IN THE SOUTH

The Katalla oil fields in Alaska produce crude oil that is worth five times as much as that from the Cali fornia fields, according to Judge Rob- ert Gray, of Katalla, who is c guest at the Stevens, says the Seattle Post Intelligencer The crude oil from the Alaskan fields has a gravity of 47 and is easily refined into distil. late and gasoline. The production Of the district this year will average about $15,OOO a month. two-thfds of the output being distillate and one. third gasoline The prouct is sold almost entirely to Prince William Sound consumers.
 According to Judge Gray it is the purpose of the new owners Of the Katalla wells to sink several new shallow wells on their claims in or der to increase the production. The gasoline output at present amounts to 44.OOO gallons per month.
 Judge Gray was a member of the First Territorial Legislature Of Alas ka. He is on his way to visit rela- tives in Texas whom he has not seen in thirty years. He expects to re- turn north in the spring.