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PARIS, Septiembre 14.-El nuevo
gabinete frances cuenta con IN ue-
30 ministerio que al principle sc lie
habia designado con ell nombre de
Ministerio de Propaganda; pero que
lie fue cambiado luego ell nombre
por el de Ministerio de Misiones en-
Ell extranjero. Debido a la ausencla
de Franklin Bouillon, ell nuevo pues-
to no aparece con las otras desig-
naciones ministeriales, en- Ia hsta pu-
blicada por Ell Diario Official.
Los grupos politicos representa-
dos en- el nueYo ministerio no inclu-
yen al de los socialistas unidos. El
nuevo Primer Ministro, NJ. Paul Pain
leve, representa- al grupo repubica-
no socialista, mientras que los socia-
listas radicales tienen tres represen-
tantes entire los miembros del gabl-
nete Y Ia Union Republican, del Sc
nado, dos; los republicanos de Ia
izquierda uno y Ia Union republica-
ma radical Siete.
De los miembros que integraban
en- gabinete de Alexandra Ribot, sic
5e han side conservados en- Jul pues-
tos. Entya los ministries ~sa!ientes, los
mas rot-1les Cue quedan fuera del
luevo T'"!storio. son sin duda:
Rene Iiv.aAi : Alberto Thomas.
E gabiaete de Ribot cay6 el do
ningo Ell Ia noche, cuando el Minis
no de Municiones, Alberto Thomas
p~resento Su renuncia, a la que lie ST.
gui6 Ia del Ministro de Ia Guerra,
Paul Painleve, expresando qle no
dcseaba permaneecr en- I'm ministe-
rio en- el que no estuvieran represen-
-ados los socialists U~nificados.
e. pyesidente Poincar6 designo 4
Painleva para organizar Ell nuevu
gabineye, pero G. primer esfuerzo del
ex-9Iinistro de Ia Guerra tropez6 con
81 mismo obstaculo, en- vista de que
ios socialistas unificados, que pri-
meramente habian acordado coope-
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P~enetraron los
alemanes en- las
lineas f~rancesas

BERLIN, Septiembre 14.-En el
informe Official que el Ministerio de
Ia Guerra do a la publicidad hoy,
Sc dice que las tropas alemanas, en-
prendieron I'm vigoroso ataque en- el
sector del Aisne, al oeste de Guignl-
court. habiendn degrade penetrar
hasta la segunda Inca de defenSa de
los ~franceses, habiendole infligido
al enemigo IN considerable numero
de bajas.
En- el mismo informe Sc dice que
en- ell frente de Flandes, la artilierfa
inglesa ha estado desplegando gran
actividad; pero hasta ahora ningunos
ataques Sc han emprendido por la
infanteria.
Ell mismo communicate agrega que
durante Ia noche del ~ al Is del
actual, los ingleses fueron desaloja-
dos de Ia seccion boscosa que So en-
cuentra al norte de Langemark, en-
el frente belga, y que un regular
numero de prisioneros fueron hechos
al enemigo.
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DiARIO POPLAR NbE.PESnrENEE.
PRECIOS De SUSCRIPCI0N:

Ea los Estados Unldos, Mexico. Canada, Gu
b. Puerto Rico, Panama, y las isfss
EiIfpiu1S:
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UN PRELADO EX-PRISIONERC
MIEMBRO DEL c6NsEJo
FOLACO.

LA HAYA, Septiembre 14.-El
Tageblatt de Berlin, publica Ia mott
cha de que Alemania y Austria han
ilegado a un ~convenio sobre Ia cues
ton de Poionia.
Segdn dice ell mencionado perio-
dico, el acuerdo implica Ell nombra-
miento Immediate de un Conseio de
Regencia, que estara bajo Ia presi-
dencia del ex-Arzobispo de Lenberg,
Condo Szeptycki, que por mucho
tempo estuvo p~risionero en- nanos
de lbs rusos. FL Vice.prssidente sara
el Principe LubmyrsG. Ell Consejo
acmbrara desde luego IN Niniste-
rio, para 81 cual, segin dice el Ia
geblatt, Sc hab:a peusado en- eI Con-
de Taruowsky, para 81 puesto de Pri-
mer Ministro, pero parece que esta
decision ha sido abandonada.
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C%apturaron el Cerro de
San Gabriel los
italianOs
Dice ell Nitro. de la Guerra que
ha sido la victoria mas gram
de del Oral CadOrna

WASHINGTON, Septiembre IA
Segun Sc dice en- las noticias reci-
bidas hoy en- esta capital, por la En-
bajada italiana, las tropas del gene
raj Cadorna han capturado Ia COLI
ma fortificada del Dol Y IA cuenca
del Cargaro Y ocupan ahora Ia YER
tiente Y la Gina del famoso cerro de
San Gabriel, que coSstituian unas
de las mas solidaS p~osiciones de los
austro-hungaros.
La captura de elias tuvo lugar des-
pucs dc una de las batallas mas vio-
lentas que Sc han librado, no solo en-
este teatro de la guerra, sino en- to-
dos los frentes de combate. La En-
bajada italiana al dar cuenta de Ia
captura de esas p~osiciones, dice que
es la victoria mas grande que han
obtenido en- Ia presente guerra, las
tropas del general Cadorna.
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Averiguan Ia causa del
fraCaSO de Ia
r~evuelta
Ell Cob. provisional de Russia en-
vic una comision a los Guar
teles del Oral. K0rniIOff

PETROGRADO, Septembre IL
Ell gobierno provisional, segln dice
una noticia dada a la publicidad por
al Agencia Official de Information
Rusa, ha enviado una comisi6n es-
pecial extraordinaria los cuartcles
generates para invsstigar sobre ID re-
belion del general Ko,niloff.
PETROGRADC, Septiembre IA
NJ. Soskice, Secretario particular de-
Primer Ministro Alajacdro Kerensky,
dijo hoy 4 la Prensa Asociada, quo
Ia situaci1n Sc prcs:n:aha mas favo-
rable al gobierno, agregando:
GEL general Korniloff todavia no
Sc ha rendido, pero esta completa-
mente preparado para hacerlo asi,
pues sc encuentra en- una posicion de
absolute impor5ancia. Ell gobierno
provisional ha recibido va una ofer-
ia de rendici6n de doce companies
pertenecientes d las tropas de kor-
niloff, que aseguran que han sido
enganadas por e. jefc rebeldc, y eI
general kaledineS, que al frentc de
Sus tropas de Don Cosacos, in!cio I'M
movimiento contra e. gobierno pro-
visional, ha sido contenido, esperan-
dose que muy pronto sea hecho pri-
sionero dicho jefe.'
Nuevas pruebas de las defeccio-
mes de a dc las filas del ejer-
cito de Korniloff, Sc han recibido Ell
esta capital, con Ia noticia de la cap
tura en- Luga, del general Krimoff,
que era el c%omandante en- jefe de
las tropas del general Korniloff.
FL Consejo de Delegates de Obre-
ros Y Soldados envi6 una delegation
(Pasa a la pag. Ia. Col. 5a.)
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COMO OUEDO 0RGANIZAD0 FL
NUEVO GABLNETE FRANCES
CuegIta con LID rueyo m~inisterio que Sc Hama de Pro:
paganda. Ribot es iinistrO de RelacioneS

.rar con el, Sc .rehusaron a hacerlo
luego, ~alegando como razon prlncl-
pal la de que Alexandra Ribot con-
tinuaba fernando parte del ministe-
rio. Como Poincare insisti6 en- que
Painleve continuara en- u esfuer-
EOS para organizar el nuevo gabine-
te, resolvi6 este no dar representa-
ci6n en- e q los socialistas ~unificados.
Ell nuevo Ministerio tornado por Ell
Prof. Paul Painleve, que ademas de
Primer Ministro, seguirS desempe-
nando la Cartera de Guerra, es como
sigue: Relaciones Exteriores, Alejan
dro Ribot; Gobernacion, Julio Steeg;
Marina, Carlos Chaumet; Justicia,
Raul Peret; M%uniciones, Louis Lou
cher; Hacienda, Luis Luciano Klotzi
Colonias, Rene Besnard; Transpor-
ties, Alberto Claverill; instruction
Pdblica, Daniel Vincent; Trabajo,
Andres Renard; Concrete, Etienns
Clemantel; Agriculture, Fernando
David; Provisiones, Mauricio Long;
Misiones en- ell extranjero, Franklin
Bouillon.
Cuatro Ministries de Estado que
tambisn son miembros del Consejo de
Guerra: Louis Barthou, Leon Bour-
geoiS, Paul Doeumer Y Jean Duruy.
Cast todoS estos ministries han 81,
DO desde hace nucho tempo, promi-
nentes personalidades en- los circulos
oficiales franceses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

TODD 10 n~ecesariO en- MADEIRA, pa
"a II casa: Stoves Sash < Door Co.
San Antonio, Texas"
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Los DIAS DEL VERANO EN- TN
PERIODIC De COMFORT 7 BIENESTAR

Esto puede ser factble 81 listed conecta 81
estufa con Ia Tuberia de Gas. I'm hogan Inn
pic, fresco Y comfortable, signItlca mucno para
su salud Y bienestar.
Recuerde listed que instalaremos Glen pies
de tuberia traits. por cada cliente que Sc
decida a usar Ell gas en- su casa.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29

and loans sunror,o r,or,o,. 20 La,,,
ness arrives The E-,nl, asts ,Lo+ ba
NAV give her as reward and Toon asl,s
that the peasanfs ~ her viIr.go r,ev
be forever untaxcd. and that the Eng
lish prisoner. Eric Trent he freed
The King, laughing. urges her To choose
something of more value hut Joal
wishes nothing more.
T-roro Tovar+ ,.bo t,.. ,,. 49,, w.
si,ca bar 6or,or+,,-, So, 49,. -
o-,,o-,s so ,orc, I.,f--, 't-a-.l.,, ,t'.
loro 4orr,,o,- IN TRbogr,, 20 soo ,,.L,,.a
ero,+ ,oav. Lf- ri+t,o -,ioo~. bo.- ,..,,o-,,..
Toon andiDr him roroblr horafod h-
s,Iliore cor,cs =, his rn-..,,o ,,,,, r,,,Ir,
hin, hobird ono NJ tho o,raar ,,,Ilor, -
tho cothodrol 90 os,- - an ,ha 49,
oros ot bor,o ,rbo ola ,n.1o ,raoa.
v.i,b da1,gh+ or sae,neeIoan b,,. non
not get used to her gorgeous armor and
silken cloak. lie begs her TO return TO
Domremy. saying. Thy father calls
for thee. thy mother weeps for thee;
wilt thou not return:" Joan is wecp-
ing. too. but can only shake her head
prophptlcauy. telling him that she
"Nill last but a year and that there is
still much to he done" And so. giving
him a purse of gold, she bids the old
uncle farewell.
Eric has been brought 10 an ante
room of the cathedral where one OF
the Kings aids takes loan. He tells
/ the captain of the guard that by the
/ Kings command the prisoner. Eric
Trent. is freed When Eric has been
/ left alone with Joan. he asks hcz why
/ she has again saved his life. and see
7 ing little cluster of wifhcred daisies
! before crurihX. -le takes one and asks
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
NEW WEED KILLER
BEING TRIED OUT

During their leisure hours yester-
day afternoon Commissioners San
dcrs and Hinrichs carried expert
mantS which they started a few days
previously a little further, and for
about an hour one after the other
sprayed a weed growth, just south Of
the opera house and the claim is
made that the preparation which
Commissioner Hinrichs purchased il
sure death to>weed growth
Several days ago, a plentiful lot
of the mixture was sprayed on a
portion of the weeds in the same lot.
Yesterday morning this sprayed sec
ton was covered with dead weeds,
showing that the first mix IRE really
had some claims to the properties
it was advertised for Yesterday the
entire lot was sprayed.
Commissioner Hinrichs secured an
experimental supply, and will use it
cxhaustively until the properties are
proven. 1t is claimed it will kill a
weed growth within a day or two
after being applied.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
tContinued)

At dawn the jealous captains cross
"a. the river with a body Of horse
men and make a secret attack
on the outer Notifications of the
Towers. They are repulsed and are
being nearly wiped out as Joan, in her
room at Orleans. rOuses from her sleep
with a cry, calling out to her brother
and Gaspard prophetically: Some
where French blood is fiowing!"
She rushes into her armOr and sends
Pierre and Gaspard to rouse her men
in the street below. Meantime. cour-
Ter arrives. breathless. and confirms
Joan's intuition. calling out that the
French have been beaten at the stock
ade When Joan's hOrsemen are ready
she starts across the river to the relief
of the Jealous captains. Many Of the
enthusiastic tOwnspeopIe follow. JOan's
men pick up clubs, sticks and stones
or anything they can find in the hurry
to he p their adOred Joan.
Once acrss the river, Joan masse:
her men and charges down the ion;
field toward the stockade, behiuC
which the English, now led by Fri
Trent, are waiting. Smashing int
and over the stockade with her ar
mored hOrsemen, Joan pushes the Eng
lish back to The Towers. Here, afte
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
TRADES COUNCIL
PERFECTs PLANS
FOB BIG PICNIC

Pensacola Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil have prepared to give a big pre-
paredness parade Monday next, Sep
tember 3, at 10 a. m, All automo-
biles are urged to participate, as
practically all merchants of the city
are cooperating. Autoists who are
to cooperate are urged to telephone
166 and advise the committee of their
willingness to participate, as the
council is anxious to make this a
great feature. The auto parade will
go to ChicoWay Inn, where the picnic
will be held.
Quite a program of water and land
sports has been prepared of which
the following is a partial resume:
Water Sports.
Motor boat race, IA miles and over,
$50 in gold, donated by Pensacola
Electric Light company, Pensacola
Overland company, and Ike j. He'll
bron.
Outboard motor boat race, one spot
light donated by Abbott repair shop.
Canoe race, umbrella donated by
White G. White.
Rowing race, ham donated by W. L,
Moyer.
Gentlemen's swimming race, bath
ing suit donated by A. Henry White
Bros.
Ladies' swimming race, bathing
suit donated by Watson, Parker &
Reese company.
Children's swimming race, bathing
suit donated by T. Greenblatt.
Tub race, bath towels donated by
S. K. Kress.
Best high dive, glove donated by
Sportsmen's Store
Under water longest, mitt donated
by B. F. King.
Land Sports.
Mems foot race, 200 yards, pair
pants donated by London WOOlen
Mills.
Fat mems race, 100 yards, shoes
donated by Sample Shoe Store.
Girls foot race, 100 yards, stock
ings donated by Everlasting Fabrics,
Tug of war, army VS.. navy, cigars
from Reilly's.
Sack race, so yards, sack -four from
Louis Bear company.
Climbing greasy pole, $3.50 in
gold, G. H. Hays.
Catching greasy pig, take pig.
Best looking baby on the grounds
two to four years old, photo, Bells
studio.
Most perfect baby, under two years
old, photo, Mcmahon.
Miscellaneous Prizes.
Tallest man on the grounds, shirt
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
By Jeanie Macpherson

oned. Joan tells the guard as he takes
Eric off that If aught Of harm comes
to him, he must answer 10 her. When
Eric is gone, Dunois and La Hire bring
Joan the spoils of war-the captured
armor, swords and Jewels OF the pris-
oners. They ask Joan to select what
she wishes from the baskets full Of
trophies Joan tells them that she
doesn't wish any Of it-that they may
have it all.
Then suddenly her eyes fall on a tiny
crucifix among the 9TH trophies. and
she recognizes it as the one that she
hung about Erics neck in the hay loft
of Domremy. She tells la Hire that
she will take the crUcifx-then dis
misses the soldiers and crosses to the
window. looking down on the cheering.
happy crowds below. They are calling
again Long live Joan. the savior OF
Orleans
Her eye falls suddenly on the prison
further up the street where she knows
Eric has been thrown; and the plaudits
of the crowd below mean nothing tC
her-she bows her head over the little
crucifiX in her hand. Eric, standing by
his prison window. thinks sadly Of the
| girl of DOmremy.
After many victories. Joan finally
leads her King to KlI Ieims to be crown
ed. La TremoiIe, The Spider" un
able to stop the coronation. goes Sc
cretly ahead Of Chdrjes and Joan Il
Rheims TO solicit the aid Of his friend
1.-THE Bishop Cauchon. Cauchon though
supposedly a loyal Freuchman. is real
lily planning Charless destruction Il
further his own ambition with tn,
English. He promises to help the wor
ried Tremoille and prepares a poison
cup to offer to the King when Ire
noble shall have brought Charles Il
lodge in his house the night before tn
coronation.
Charles and Joan arrive with ladiH
and gentlemen OF the court. CaurhOl
has the wine cup passed to Charles
Joan has instantly felt a strange dis
like of Cauchon. As the King is ahOu
to drink. loan suddenly secs a visioi
Of St Michaels armored hand only
graSping the radiant sword, which h
lpoints directly to the wind cup. Wit
sudden intuition Joan turns to tn
. King, who is just starting to drink
. and warns him that the wine is po
, soned. CauchOn protests injured innC
Eccucp and Charles. laughing at Joan
, fears, is about to drink again as a pag
/ seizes the wine cup and with the cr
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
Copyright by Jesse l.. Lasky)
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING install
MENTS

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING install
MENTS.
Joan, daughter of a peasant couple iiv-
ing in the village of Domremy, France,
hears with panied interest of the continu-
Charles VII, her young and weak King.
The English have seized more than half
the land.
Eric Trent, young Englishman f1ghting
In the France Of to-day, finds an old sword
and in the night a vision comes to him in
which he sees Joan tortured by the sor-
rows of her France. He also sees another
Eric Trent, an ancestor of his, ride into
the village Of Domremy at the head of
band OF raiders. Only Joan is there TO bid
him stay his hand. The leader IS i'm
pressed by the strange girls bravery and
spares the cattle of her father. AS he
talks to her one Gaspard. a peasant suitor
of Joan, attacks him from behind The
raiders have gone on at their captains or
ders and the tOwnspeOple are beginning to
return. Joan takes the wounded English
man and hides him in a hay loft. Eric re-
covers and gets safely away after Joan
. refuses to wed him, prompted by the mys-
terious voices that sway her life. Then
she feels the call to lead the French
armies to victory and sets ont to see the
King. After many difficulties she reaches
the court and finally Charles needs her
plea, and sends her at the head Of a relief
fsrce to succor the city of Orleans. then
besieged. She arrives and prepares to at
tack the besiegers. But a group of her
officers. prompted by jealousy, plot tC
forestau the warrior maid.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
7oan the Woman %' ss,s.s:s ai~ .s::,.s s

Ia terrific struggle, Joan, with the help
of the faithful La Hire, finally takes
the castle.
In Eric's tower room the final fight
| ing is staged. Eric, in the thick of the
fight, suddenly sees Joan entering this
room through a breach in the outside
wall He sees in this armored girl only
the witch" who is terroriZing his here
| tofore undefeated men, and bids his
archer draw. The arrow reaches JOan's
shoulder, and she falls fainting in the
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29

breach. Eric rushcs up with his sword
to finish the work, and, STOPPING sud
denly, sees Joan,
loan, rousing slightly, opens her eyes
on the EngliShman Of Domremy. Eric
holds back his soldiers with difficulty.
la Hire takes the inner door and GaS-
pard rushes to Joans aid. Eric finds
himself too huSiIy engaged in hand
to hand combat with Ia Hire. who is
pushing himself and his men back
toward the stairs, to pay more heed t,
Joan.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29

In grasping Riga Hindenburg's Ic-
gions are really knocking at the gate
of Petrograd. First and foremost
Germany thus seals up one of three
Russian ports that count, and in
cr2ases. her power in the Baltic. But
the Kaiser by this capture also seizes
the pivotal point from which his ar
mics can advance by land or water
upon the Russian capital, only 800
miles away.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29

Joan, herself, pulls the arrow from
her shoulder and insists in spite Of her
weakness, on being lifted by Gaspard
to the table to urge on her men. Out
side the victorious Frenchmen are cry
ing out Long live Joan. savior Of Or
leans"' Joan's men take the Tower
room and La Hire brings the prize of
prizes, the English commander, Eric
Trent. TO Joan. Again Joan and Eric
face each other as La Hire orders Eric
to surrender his sword to Joan! At
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
WHITMAN CONGRATULATED
ON 5OTH BIRTHDAY

Albany, \. Y, Aug. 28.-Many
messages of greeting have been re
ceived here to remind Governor
Charles S. Whitman that today marks
the beginning of his 50th year. The
governor was born at Norwich, Conn.
on this date in 1865. He is nov
serving his third year in the guber-
material chair. Prior to coming \to
Albany he had won a national reput&
tion as a district attorney in Nevl
York City.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
Geraldine Farrar now starring in a
film spectacle based upon this story

people. Through the confetti and tlow-
ers which the glad multitude are
throwing from every window, Joan
rides on her. white charger. People
press close to the torchlight to kiss her
hand or touch her armQr; but Joan
sees only. one thing-the dusty, tired
figure of Eric Trent walking, with
hands tied. among the other captives
in front of her hOrse.
Men and women jeer at him and
children throw dust In his face, which
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
RECOGNITION OF NEGRO
DOCTOR IN NEW ARMY

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug 28.-Recog-
milton of the negro physician and sur
geon in the organization of the med
ical department of the new army is a
subject to receive attention at the
hands of the annual convention of tn"
National Medical Association which
met in this city today. The associa-
tion is composed of the leading negro
representatives of the medical pro
fession in the United States.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels.

Owing to the great distress which
this disease occasions, every family
should keep at hand the proper medi-
cine for it's relief. Mrs. L. F. Sinks,
Centralia, H., writes, MY father has
kept Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the house as long
as / can remember, and he has taken
it. to my knowledge it has given the
desired relief. adv.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29
JOAN OF Aac IS CREATED oommAnDERncEr

Joan is powcrless to help. As she final
ly dismount= and is about to enter her
house. women push forward holding
up her babies for her to bless,
LOi>cleur the. fauatical monk,
pushes into the midSt ct these women
and pulls Joans laurel wreath abrupt
Iy from her hrad. asking her if she
would make herself Queen, that she
let's the people knecl to her. Joan only
returns a gentle answer. and goes in.
.s~ rs brought before Joan and la
Hire asks where he is to be .Impri5
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29

from M. & o.
Tallest lady, five cases Chero-Cola,
from Chero-Cola company,
Shortest man, straw hat, The John
White Store. '~
Shortest woman. five cases of Lime
Cola, from Lime Cola company.
Fattest man, socks from Meyer
Shoe company.
Oldest couple on the grounds, rock
ing chair from Marston & Quina.
Night Prizes.
Most popular man in army uni
form, cigarettes, Pinkusshon.
Most popular man in navy uniform,
cigarettes, Imperial,
Buck and wing dance, socks, Bos-
ton Shoe Store.
Prize dance, $40 in gold, Union
and management Chicowav.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29

first The bitterness Of giving up his
faithful sword to a woman laud this
onc-the maid whom he loyc~l is too
much for Eric, and he hc>itat"S, but as
La Hire commands him sharply again
he pulls the sworn from its Scabhard
and hands il to loan, who is ~addcucd
in the moment Of her trumph hv be-
ing obliged to take it: and ,o Eric is
lied and with the other raptiy,S led
back 10 Orleans
That nicht Joan the Conaucrnr" =eu
tiers Orleans amid the shouts u the
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-29

FOS-An Improved Cascara.
! A digestive liquid laxative, cathar.ic
and liver tonic. Combines strength
with palatable aromatic taste. Does
not gripe or disturb stomach. Soc
Adv.