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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-05-11

HAM NJ. =,
Mrs. c. C. Kensey, Captain.
Lieutenants 10 be selected.
TEAM NO. 10.
F. A. Warren, Captain.
G. NJ. Vandegrift. George Richardson.
Edward Greedy, Fred Corbin. James
CONTINUED on PAGE 81
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-05-11
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES 1918
A Big Batch of Them Are TO be
Turned Out the Last of
This Month

The High schools Of Worcester
County will graduate large number
of pupils this year. The list Is a.
follows:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-05-11

WILLIAM JoHNSoN,Att'y-a.-La Law
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

Die Stabt 9ebra im Ilbanien lit
BON Sen Serben genommem.
Der sriediide Tremierminilter
geniselos fat Ceres in Ma5eboniem,
oas Die 0rieden serabe genommen
baben, beiett.
ssransDiiidle &riessId)ific iinS 1T
Dem bisber tiirfiiden 6afen Beirut
an Der ipriiden aiiite einsetrofien.
Die letten Serlnitliiten iueiiem bic
Nameu folsenber seraner nmf: Sent
aant Sobm M. Carrie aus Nnftin, i'm
&f gefaQen; Bob Nerria aus
Momnt @ernon, an @nn6em seitor-
ben; Waior gbas. s. Mcainneg aus
gernon, Mutom &oienbad ans JrieS-
ridsburs, On 8ranfbeit seitprben;
Sobn 8. Gble aus Mc&innes, pev=
mikt; Spbn WeatberleD aus @arri=
ion, 9enrD 9. 8eit aus Ge1mour,
idJuer beriunnbet; $. sy. syranflin ans
yroipnipooo, periuunbet, friiber alS
permift gemeloet.
Cine 9epeide Ses 8erliner Sage.
blatt aus Sofia iast, ynlsarien babe
NentIdlanb, Geiterreid nnb Der Sir
fei mitseteilt, oak lire Srnppen iidj
lnnerbalb zines Nunats bonn bnlsari.
iden Serritorimm snriifsieben mifs
ten. Ser Sefehlsbaber Der elften bull
gariiden 9ipiiipn fat feline srnppeu
ben gliierten in Mase6pniem ii6er,
geben.
&Onig sserSinan6 BON 8ulaarien
bat feline Mboanfmns befamnt semad)t
nnb aDnig Boris in einem Nanifeit
ieime sbronbeiteisnng amaefnnSiat.
(sr bat ben Namen Boris III. anae-
nDmnten.
Graf siisa, Der friibere nnaariIdle
Fremierminiiter, bat ben Derihieoe-
men WationalitGten in l1nsarn eel6it-
oeriualtnns periprudlem. Gerner CT
flarte er, oak bic bon ben ,stalienern
beietten @eseubem Ceiterrcids italie-
Mid iueroen luiir6en mnS mebrere
Seile bDn 6alisien polmiId,.
slms 3iiridl iuirS gemelbet, sic
0iterreid)iid)e nam-SdJiffabrts- &c
ieaid)aft babe Sem 9ienIt ii6er SrIo-
pa bimans eingeitelt.
9as tiirfifd)e Earlament miro am
10. SftOber feline sitmmsen in 8s-
geniuart bes Sulfans erDffneu
64 Wanm lueroen bpn ben 9euteu
in ben 8illespie-8erfen permikt ano
325 @ebambe limb bnrd) Sie Grplu-
lipn Serit0rt uoroen.
Sir Grie 8ebbes, Der erlte 9orS
Der britiiden slomiralitGt, 1T ssn,
gelnd) in 8aibinston eimaetroffem.
tsr TT Gait bes sSlotten 9epartc-
ments. Gr bat iidD NIT gcgeiitermua
iiber iinlere Slotte nmo nmIere See
lente nnsgeiprpden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08
Soentififatium.

r0ieier Gbed lit iiherliA gut, e
iogte Scr aoIiierer Der 9anf sur ;llu-
gen Dame, 4aber baben Sic nidt CT
mas, mooilrd) Sic iih ioeutifi5iercn
fonnten?"
SD babe eiuen brmrnen Sled an
meinem redten Oberarn," ontiporte-
te erroterlo oie illuge Game.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

9aS 9iitriftgeri6t in go,n.
burg, Sioalgo County, bat entfdie-
oen oaB Der oen 23. Seuats- -0iItrift
reprdientiercnoe Staatsienator 9lrGie
Earr IN oen aSllli-Y Yriindrmoblen tpies
Der nominiert lit. &i6ter @6ambliB
bat Die Wablbeanten angiemeien, oen
sfamen oes @egenfanoioaten @loB-
cod niht allf oas BEL ser 9iouemter.
ipatl bemrste 8ifet 5u ieben. @laB-
.of's 2lnpalte baben ole 9lppeaaticn
gegen oieie Gnti6eioung anaemel6et.
Der %. SenatSoiitrift beltebt aus
tolgenoen Counties: 9roofs, Game.
ron 3imnit, 0ubal, Sioalqo, Sim
3ogg, Sim 8eas, aleberg, Ga Sole,
WfcOtltllen, gtueces, San 8otricio,
Starr, Bebb, 8illacp llno 3opoto
llHgefdbr $4,000 Stimntcn iparen
in Dem Diitrift nbgegeben bon oenen
Tarr $500 lmb @laBcod GASP er.
balten bate
- Steter 3ropfen boblt oen Stein;
II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

ute JePIBe 1Ele9SlttAuttDH geue HOt0E
lmt feinen @rnnb fir elm 9tad)laiIem
in BEN Semiibmngen, Der 2iberts- -Nn.
leibe Sn einem glansenben Grfplge sr
perbelfen.
Gine 9epeihe aus Earis lagt, Die
Mmerifaner, Die jett bribeu i'm arieg
Ieien, ipiinfdten feinen Sriebem.
Cine Spesialbepeide ans 9pnbpn
bebanptet, Gnglanb iperbe 9entid-
lambs Jriebensnnsebpt snriifpeiien.
Mnd 6ireft ppm S6laftfel6 uirb ges
nelbet, Die sruppen Ser sllliiertem
iuinidten iuDbl 1rieben, nber feinen
,srieben, Dem nidt Elm ppllitGnbiser
Gieg bornngebe.
Nns @aibinston pir6 gemelbet,
GrGiioent @illon fonferiere nit ben
Eremiers Der alliierten 2anber iiber
Die Antiuort amf ben nenen ssriebems=
puridlas.
Seitlid npn Irras, mo Die Slim.
pfc nm bic Stabt 9unai i'm Warae
iimb, baben Die GnslGnber fpeitere al,
fe 0emimne semadt, ebeniu suiIdJea
Gatmbrai nno ct. amentim. 0as
'0anptimtereiie fonSentriert iid aber
in bieIem Nn9enblif anf sic &Gmpfe
IN Der Champagne nnb in Der 0e.
senb swiiden Dem 9lrgunnenmalo uno
Der Naas, mo dransoien nnb Ime-
rifaner ben Jeinb mad NorSen III
trciben, trok Ses itarfen Wiberitan.
oes, ben er bel Stellnnaen BON itrate-
sildem Wert mad)t. Nn Der sanseu
Strefe, bon Nbeims bis madl Der
Maas, 6at Der TeinS gsieberlagen er-
littem nn6 siebt iid5 snriid, teilmciIs
in ltnOrbnnng. Die amerifaner iino
in Der 8e9enb sipiiden ocm grgon,
neniualS nn6 Der Naas opraeriift,
trotSem bic Sentidem @eritGrfmnae,,
in ben aampf sebrad)t 6abem. Die
ymerifaner haben Die 9emtiden aus
Sbatel GDeberb, nprbiueitlid bon
Mpremont, bertrieben nn6 baben Die
9Oben iueitlid BON Der Mire i'm 8e-
itt. Die ganse Sront Der Oeutidjen
pon ga Jere nad gerbnn Ideint in
srpfer GSefabr at iein. 9aon, no iidj
Die grohen &aarenlager Der 9eut-
idJen, noroDitlid BON Spiiipn, befin-
ben, iol in Tlammem iteben, mas ci.
men beabiidJtisten &iid5ns Der 9eat-
iden perinnten lift; Die @erteibi.
gnngsitellnngep am Gbemim bes 9a.
mes limb anf beiben seiten mmaau,
gen; Don 9tbeims limb bie SentIdlen
nm 5ebu Neilen 5uriidsebramat muO
lueiter Gitlid babcn General G,ou.
rano's Sransolen uno slmerifaner
alamsembe Grfolse errnnaen. Ger
6einS iuirO anldJeineub in midt III
ferner 3eit ieine sansen 9inien Der.
anoern miiiien.
Wabrenb Der Ietten "a Stnnbeu
limb feline berDprragenben Greianiiie
anf ben S6ladtfeloern geidjebem, a6er
iiberall baben Die Mlliierten unb gfmc.
rifamer 6rfolse sn perseidnen aebabt
Gn slnsriff Der 0entIden in Der
Champagne, 6ftlid bon ct. Gtienne,
luurbe BON ben Imerifnnern snriif,
seidlasen mnb nit einem itarfem 8,-
senangriff beantfuortet.
Vritiid)e Srnppeu in Der Sille- 6je-
aenb meloen, oak Die Semiidjen Ser
ltarsnngen berbeibrad)ten un iid aui
cine grohe Sdlad)t borberciteten.
Sine 0epeid)e bonn Sdllad]tfelo an
Der Wiemie meloet, cine anfsefamgenc
oeiltide Croer laiie erfennen, Dan
8entid,lano iidI feimen 3ullbreit lpc,-
ter 5nriifsieben molfe.
Die Serben perfofaeu enereiidl
Die SeiterreidJer nuS 9entidlen n0ro-
lidl Don granje in Der 9fid)tnng pom
NiIb. Die Ser6cn babem 1900 Sc
fansene semad,t nnb sipei aanoncu
9enommcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

ueberaQ @rful0e.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
October 9Th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
gins @aibingtpn iunroe Wfpntag
abenS senrelSet, baR Der Eraiibent in.
8eiit Der Griebensnpten bon 9entids
ianb nnb Geiterreid lei unb an Der
4ntipprt anf iie arbeite. Gr tpirb ben
Mntras snriiftueiien nnS sipar, luie
aus 8aibington getnelbet ipirb, IN
Hamen aller Mlliierten. 3mglei6 ipirb
ct in bieier Mntipprt fir Die 8arger
Ser Ser. Gtaaten un6 Der alliierfea
2anber nadmeiien, iparnm er in Die
fem .Nngemblif ron einenl Seinbc,
Dem man nidt tranen f0nne, fciu
Jrie6ensangebot IN 8etrad)t sieben
Siirfe nn6 ben 8euDbnerm Oenti6).
lambs u. Sefterreid}s iuerbe er ansein.
anoerieten, 6af elm Srieoe NIT Den,
Jein6e mnm6glid) lei, neil lire @e-
ffife nod INNER BON Serielben milf
tGriiden Mntufratie geleitet iuiirocn,
Ole iif) jest nnr mnter bem Mantel ei-
mes angeblih oempfratiiden Ganslers
81 peritefcn iiide. - Die 6emtIdje
ysute lumrbe Montas morgen nm II
1lbr BON oem idmeBeriiden Sc
San6ten nad) benz ySeifen 6anie &C.
bradt. Tim oieielbe 3eit ii6erreidte
Der fdJuebiIfe 0einnbte benz staats-
5efretar Saniing Die 6iterreidiide 60
te, Ser iie iofort oem TrGfibenten
iibermittelte.
Jiibrer Ses Senats erflGrten ON
Wpntage Die 6riebensansebote Deter.
reiAs nn6 9entidlanbs maften 10.
fort sariifseipieien iuer6en. 1lnter Se.
men, bic anfs Gntid)iebenite seaen SIN.
nabme 6ieier Mngebote ipraden, &c.
fanben iid seuator 6itdeod, bsr
@pritkenoe Ses Senatsfpmites fiirNe.
siebmngen snin gnslanbe; Genator
Sobse, Der Jiibrer Der 8epnblifaner,
Genator 1pinoerter, Senator SIC.
Gumber, Senator Welipn, Senatnr
9teeb mnb ambere. Senatotr NcGnm.
ber brad)te einen gefdlnf Gin, Der er-
flGrte, Sak ebe sSrieoensperban6rna.
gen begonnen !gsr6en f6nntem,
0entidlanSs abiplnte ltebcrgabe muh
bic Slmfl6inns ieimes 6eeres nnb lei.
ner sslotte itattfinoen miiften nnt
oak Yerpflidtnns fir uollitGnSisca
Sfaoeneriak seaeben iper6en miiie
Sitdleod erflarte, Gliak-9otbrinseu
1nnile crit iiberge6en umb bic @erfai'
fnmasperhdltniiIe in Sentidlano usl.
lis nnf8eanoert iein, ebc syrieoenspcr.
hanoInngen begonnen iueroen f0nu.
ten.
Sepelden ans Nmiter6am mn6 ams
Sonoon melben, 6ah sselbmarldall
nom Sinbenbmrs snriidaetreten lei
nahoem er cine erregte ltnterre6nna
NIT oem aaiier bate. Sm bieier TN.
terreoans babe er 5naeaeben, 6as ,iu
nllgemeiner Jiiidsne ans bcm 8eiteu
nid)t mebr sn Dermeibem lei. = Der
meme 9eidsfan5ler ioa Dem aaiIrr
nno 6inoembnrs iofort flar aemad,i
ba6em, bak Elm 5rieSe geIdlloiien iuer.
ben miilIe; SeiSe proteitierten. 9(bcr
Der aaiier lumrSe idjlieflid, beluooen,
uadsmge6en mnb bas srieoensnnac.
bot iunrbe genladJt. SaranF erfo(afe
Sinbenbmrs's Geiianation.
4ns Imiterbam iuirb aemelbet, in
Berlin berride srofe mnb naaemein,
slnfresnng.
sSn ben eriten Z Sagen ieitoem Die
2ibertD-Mnleibe i'm 0anac lit, unr.
ben $1,323, 1860 eeseid)nef. In
ben elf Sagen, Die uom Der asitations.
seit nod ii6rie iinb, mnk Der Geit bon
ben gefuroertem 5000 Nilliomen oe-
5eiflnet iuerSen.
gon offisiellen areiien Bnibiua.
TOMS iuiro bic Grflarmus absesebea,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08
Sdlmerer Epiten.

sd luiinide einen guten inteIli-
genten &taben, iaete ser Storebe-
lrser, Der tells I'M 2aoen, tells OH.
berbalb oesielben lit.
Sdon, ertuioerte ser 9lppifant,
.,aber tuds miro aus mir. penn oic
Cir 5uidIdgt2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08
GrflGrt.

&olisfrou: y@arim fontmen Sic
helte 10 ip1t nit Der Mtild2"
Milhmann: gSeben Sic. Wtaoam.
has @efeb erlaubt mir nidlt mebr ais
25,000,000 @afterien aif Die @aIiG-
ne imo Sic glntben gar nid]t, iuie
lanae es oaltert, oie fleincn Ginger
5l s1hlenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

gtur BON oenen, oie man liebt
ooer lieben IoIlte, oerlongt man me1r
nls billig lit.
= 8er quite Saat ausI1t, bat Elm
@hltbaben in Der ganf angelegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

- Steter 9ropfen boblt oen Stein;
aber er fiiIlt aud oas Sab.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09

eenth Senatorial District. Duyal
county to succeed Ion L. Farris.
For State Senator of the Twenti-
eth Senatorial District, Marion and
Sumter counties, to succeed Glenn
Terrell.
For State Senator of the Twenty
Second Senatorial District, Jefferson
county, to succeed J. r. McEachern.
For State Senator of the Twenty
Fourth Senatorial District, Monroe
! and Lee counties, to succeed j. N.
Forgarty.
For State Senator of the Twenty
Sixth Senatorial District, Putnam
county, to succeed W. S. Middleton.
For State Senator of the Twenty
Eighth Senatorial District, Volusia
county, to succeed Jas E. Alexander.
For State Senator of the Thrift
Ell Senatorial District, Hamilton
county. to succeed w. H. Greene.
For State Senator of the Thirty
Second Senatorial District. Alachua
county, to succeed ID. G. Roland
For Tax Commissioner of the
State of Florida, to succeed John
Neel. for the term of four years ;
and for Tax Commissioner of the
State of Florida, to succeed J. v.
Burke, for the unexpired term of ].
S. Bitch, resigned which term will
expire May, 1921.
Members of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the State of Florida,
as provided for by the State Consti-
tuition.
Five County Commissioners in
each county in the state
Three members of the County Board
of Public Instruction in each county
Supervisor of Registration in each
county.
The above list does not include
vacancies in countysoffices caused by
death. resignation or suspension.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
MANY Offices In State to Be
Filled, Despite the "Off Year"

Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 7.-(Special)
For an "off year." as they call it,
1918 is going to be hot one, polit-
ically. about the time that spring
begins to turn into summer, and both
young and old mems ambitions lightly
turn to thoughts of running.
Under the Bryan primary law,
with its first and second choice feat
ure, which is still on the statute
books, the primory will be held on
June A. Candidates running for the
same office to which two or more are
to be elected, must run in groups
again, too.
Your correspondent has thought it
would be interesting at this time to
give the offices to be filled by the
election this year. A number of can
didates have already announced
themselves.
Following is list of the officers
to be nominated in the primary this
year, gathered from the records of the
office of the secretary of state by
your correspondent:
For Representative of the first
Congressional District of the State
of Florida, in the Goth Congress of
the United States to succeed H. j.
Drane
For Representative of the Second
District of the State of Florida. in
the 66th Congress of H9 United
States, to succeed Frank Clark.
For Representative of the Third
Congressional District of the State
of Florida in the Goth Congress of
the United States to succeed J. Wal
ter Kehoe.
For Representative of the Fourth
Congressional District of the State
of Florida. in the Goth Congress of
the United States, to succeed w. J.
Sears.
For Attorney General of the State
of Florida, to succeed Van G.. Swear
ingen. (He was appointed by the
Governor, who cannot, under the con-
stitution appoint beyond the next
succeeding general election.)
For Justice of the Supreme Court
of the State of Floriaa, to succeed
j. b. Whitfield, for the term of Elk
years.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
of the State of Florida. to succeed
Thomas F. West, which term will
expire in January, 1921.
For Circuit Judge of the Fifteenth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor
ida. to succeed E. B. Donnell. Gle
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
CLUBS TEAM WINS
FIRST SEASON CAME

On the East Hill Fairgrounds, yes
terday afternoon, probably the first
baseball game of the season was
played. when the crack and prom
ising nine from the Clubbs school
lined for the first-season honors with
a similar organization from the
Freshman class of the Pensacola
high school. The Clubbs boys showed
their mettle very early in the game,
and began piling up scores so fast
that it was not a wonder the score
stood so unevenly when the game
was finished. 1t Tailed to in favor
of the Clubbs team, and they say
that such victories are going to be
many at the end of the now
approaching ball season. The respec-
tive line-ups were as follows:
Clubbs-G Rieder. catcher; F
Salmon. pitcher; c. Hartsfield, short
stop; C. Taylor, first base; M. Pep
per, second base; c. Baxter, third
base: III. Gallagher, left field: S
Wolfe, center field; A. Smith, right
field
Freshmen-B. Jackson. catcher; j
Gallagher, pitcher; J. Merwin. short
stop; j. Pinney, first base; C. Fer
guson, second base; r. Bingham
third base; F. Swift, left field; j
Miller, center field.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
COMPLAINTS MA DE
Of W. JACKSON ROAD

Many complaints have been made
relative to the alleged increasingly
bad condition of the West Jackson
street road, and as this street is used
very much by vehicles coming into
the city from the north and west
sections of the county, its repair is
being planned, it is said, by the city
just as soon as the funds are avail
able for the purpose. In fact. the
question has been brought up several
times by Commissioner Hinrichs,
who had been hunted up by persons
entering protests, and at the last
meeting of the city commissioners
this was renewed. The co>>-issioner
of streets, Mr.. Johnson, will give the
matter attention as soon as prac-
ticable
In the meantime, however, people
residing in the western part of the
county, who use this thorougfare to
get into the city. are registering the
very strongest kind of protests, and
are seeking relief from what they
claim is growing bad condition of
the road.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
MEMORIAL SERVICE DIR. J. A, PETERSON
INT 1ST CHRISTIAN VISITING IN CITY,

Rev. J. A. Peterson, who has so
many friends in this city. and who
rounded out the full allotment of
four years as pastor of the Gadsden
street Methodist church, is visiting
in the city, coming here on a bust
ness and pleasure trip. DR.. Peterson
is now stationed in Montgomery.
where he is pastor of one of the
largest churches of the Alabama cap
ital city.
Many of the well-known divine's
friends are happy to learn of his
presence in the city, and they will be
glad to learn that he will preach
Sunday night at the Gadsden street
Methodist church, an announcement
which will be received pleasantly
and he will be assured of a good
congregation.
At the morning service at the
Gadsden street Methodist church. the
presiding elder, Rev. r. A. Moody,
will preach.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09

was appointed by the Governor till
the next session of the state senate,
and the commission so reads.)
For Judge of the Circuit Court of
Duval county, to succeed Daniel A.
Simmons, for six years.
For State Attorney of the Fourth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor
ida, to succeed F. L. Dancey. de-
ceased.
For State Attorney for the Fifth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor
ida to succeed George w. Scoffield.
For State Attorney of the Eighth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor
ida, to succeed A. V. Long.
For State Attorney of the Tenth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor
ida, to succeed John w. Burton.
For State Attorney of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit of the State of
Florida. to succeed John c. Gram
ling.
For State Attorney of the Fiji
teenth Judicial Circuit of the State
of Florida to succeed Edgar C.
Thompson.
For Railroad Commissioner of the
State of Florida, to succeed r. Hud-
son Burr.
For Railroad Commissioner of the
State of Florida, to succeed n. A.
Bitch.
For State Auditor of the State of
Florida. to succeed J. Will Yon.
For State Senator of the Second
Senatorial District, Escambia county.
to succeed John B. Jones.
For State Senator of the Fourth
Senatorial District, Jackson county,
to succeed r. A. Willis.
For State Senator for the Sixth
Senatorial District, Gadsden county,
to succeed ]. L. Sheppard.
For State Senator for the Eighth
Senatorial District, Leon county. to
succeed A. S. Wells.
For State Senator of the Tenth
Senatorial District, Madison county,
to succeed Senator Chas. f. Davis.
For State Senator of the Twelfth
Senatorial District, Lafayette and
Taylor counties, to succeed J. NJ
Gornto.
For State Senator of the Four
teenth Senatorial District, Columbia
county, to succeed NJ. L. Plympton
For State Senator for the Sixteenth
Senatorial District, Nassau county, to
succeed Jas. f. Calkins.
For State Senator of the Eight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
FAMOUS FILIPINO NUGGETS
PLEASE THE PUBLIC.

These little folks are wonders.
The little lady is only 81 inches in
height. The little man is "a inches
IN height The performance they
give is remarkable and well worth a
visit at Garden and Reus streets
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09

This patriot is only nine years old,
but his bit helps in the winning of
the war. The little boy is the Due
de Chaulnes, son of the late Due de
Chaulnes. His mother was Miss The
odora Shonts, daughter of the head
of New York's traction system.
Everywhere that he can find war ac-
tivities the boy is on the job. Even
if it's only running errands at Red
Cross bazaar he welcomes the chance.
He is shown here at the wheel of a
motor ambulance which was present
ed to the Italian army by several
New York society leaders including
the Duchess de Chaulnes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
POLICE SUPPRESS
O|SORDERLY HOUSE

Upon being arraigned in the city
court as keeper of a house of bad
repute, white woman named Maud
Motley was unable to disprove the
assertions of Police Lieutenant Tar
rants and Patrolman Kyle, who rela-
ted conditions as they were found.
The woman named was fined S25 and
costs; a woman named Alma Banks
was fined $40 for residing there. and
visitor, a soldier, was fined So for
visiting the place, the soldier, how
ever having his fine suspended when
turned over to the military authori-
ties from Fort Barrancas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
You Can Defy Disease
If Your Blood is Pure

that strong, virile, robust vitality
that keeps the system in perfecs con-
dition to resist the attacks of disease
that everyone is subject to.
By keeping the blood purified and
the circulation strong and vigorous,
the system more easily wards off dis
ease. This can be done by every
body by the use of a few bottles of
S. S. s., the great vegetable blood
medicine. S. S. S. routs out all i'm
purities and revitalizes the blood and
gives new strength and a healthy,
vigorous vitality. Go to YOUR drug
store and get a bottle today, and if
you need any medical advice. you can
obtain same without cost by writing
to Chief Medical Adviser Swift
Specific Co, E-44 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Georgia-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
When You Have a Cold.

1t is when you have a severe cold
that you appreciate the good quail
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mrs. Frank Croker, Pana, Ill.
writes: "Our five -year-old son Paul
caught a severe cold last winter that
settled ON his lungs and he had ter
rible coughing spells. We were great
" worried about him as the medi-
cine we gave him did not help him
in the least. A neighbor spoke so
highly of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy that 1 got a bottle of it. The
first dose benefited him so much
that I continued giving it TO him
until he was cured
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09

At 1880 Sunday evening, February
10th, there will he a special memorial
service at the First Christian Church
in recognition of the brave boys who
lost their lives in the Tuscania dis
aster. The minister, DR.. Weber. feels
that not only is this their just due,
but we all need to be awakened MOI e
fully to the stern realities of the war
and our duties consequent thereupon.
He will therefore preach special
patriotic memorial sermon. Mrs. Fl.
II. Perkins and Mr.. ]. H. Poole win
give special musical numbers. All are
cordially invited to this servece. Come
and pay tribute of respect and adj
miration for our dead heroes, which
they have SO fully earned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-09
TO PREACH SUNDAY
At ST. PAUL S NJ. {.

Rev. w. w. Lucas s. T. b., assistant
general secretary OF the Epworth
League of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will preach at the st. Paul
NJ. f. church (colored) corner Reus
and Gadsden streets. Sunday at IL a.
m, and 7:45 p. m. He will deliver one
az his famous lectures at p. m. DR.
Lucas is one of the foremost men Of
his race and is noted for wit and hui
NOR. He is known as a scholar of
exceptional ability The general pub
SIC is invited to hear him at all services
JOEL c. CARSON, Pastor.