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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
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JEST PRY TO BYVALY KORUNNf
PRIMO RUDOLF.
KTERAK Sc HLEDf vfDENAcI ZALICHOTIT
AMERICE

Amsterdam, 29 prosince. President Spojenych Sta
t Wilson ma by prohasen prvnm cestnym presdentem ne
mecko-rakouske repubiky Prohlas tax vdehs list VIE
Neues Journal ak oznamuje vcera dosla depese
Mez n6meckymi sedaky zeich byval6ho Rakouska
sfena jest posea pov9s ze Wilson nen nkdo inym nezi
dedic rakouskeho trdnu korunn prime Rudolf enz by pra
We pred tice lety puse ptce Maierngu Vdn9 zabit
Jna bachorka ypravuje pak ze americky president jest
vlastn& zmzely arcvevoda Jan Ortiz ~~2..s >.4~e r
Pohadky tyto nejsou ncfm novym, lid nikdy nevefl,
ze Rudolf skuetn9 jest mrrev Jak zn&mo pravovalo z
csafi Josefov H. nSeo podobneho Dotycny list p xe po
hadky yto kou avn9 Donfc Rakousch kde je ovSeobe
stp MD aekonelfm rokpadaatfm. ~e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
18 0SOB PABLO ma ULlCfCH
POllANSkYCH.
NEMCI PROTI ZRIZOVANf OLSKE
REPUBLKY.
POsLANf PADEREWSKEHo DO NEST STARE
JEHO VLASTl.

Londyn 29 prosince - Depese dosa z Kodane Exchan
Telegraphu ohasue, ze patek poucnich bojd Po
znan byo vypaleno nemeckym ddstojniky spoenecky
automobi nesouci americkou vajku Nemci bo podleh
phi vyrznos byo zabio as 1873 osob veetne Zen dek.
Telegram oznamuje, ze nemett vojaci po-
vsae sarvatky pochodova m9stem shavali vdbec spoe
necke vaky vefejnych budov Poaci rycho uvof
nny obcanskch srazci aby chranen by soukromy vefe
ny maetek Zprvu muse dos tszkych zat ustoupi je
oz N6ci pai stronimi dey Pokoj zjednan byl teptve
pdnoc kdyz poske egi dostao posil Nemci zahnani
dt9k :f"Ta<l y
Amerckou vajkou ozdobeny automobi nalezal ma
ste do Varsa Deegace angcke missile ihned vetee me-
sta nemeckeho generala schmmefenga PROFESSIONALS mad
hanenm spojeneckeho praporu ale Nemec vymouva re
nen& iz mad n6meckymi d1stojnfky zAdne moc.
Poska dTedni zprava vylicuje cely pfipad jnak. De-
onstrace aposala kdyz byy spoeneck6 take americk6
yAkv vz5ceny radnic Gerani pozadova sn9 spojene
pfapord cemux e Poiaci vzpira Nemci pvez sroi
nj pusky palba ucch zapocaa rozehnanm shromazd9ne
ho du poch egionafn Nsmc pax spojenecke vaiky sha
H. Mezfm polsti voaci shromazdil poca nemeckou
palbu odpovfdati.
Nemc pozadovaf britskeho plukovnika Wadeho, aby
zamez obievovat ulicfch, jnak
bude mono srazce mez posktm n9merkym obatelstvem
zamezit. Wade ale Nemcdn, ami by Jim odpov9d9
brati zadv vstoupi spou Paderewsktm do automobile.
Priced Paderewsk6ho spolu anglckymi americkym dn
stonfky vzbu meste velke nadsen jest vseobesne we're
ze eho phod zamez sren bolsevisu ze jedna vefej
ny pokoi -
Paderewskv savnv piansta zastupce polsktch zaima
VA pel Gdanska do Poznane liz ctvrtek
pred demonstracem bv uvftan nejmen4 Poaky DIE
nektervch zprav chvsta Polac provoat repubku Pa
defewskVm iako presdentem kery Dorado tvrek
pockvmi vddc Poskv mel prohasiti ze Gdansko
ST Sc stat pristavnn mestem budoucfho statu
ZprAvv Wsshinptonu oznamuii. ze navst6va Paderew
6ho vas nedee dcelem utvofen noveho stau ale
snise rroto abv nosena zceena bva dosavadn prozam
nj nolska vada akoz abv ceeno byo iak nemeckeu tax
ruskfmu bolsevismu Posy vastenec rodakGm zpra
ze snoienecke moc sou ochonv stradacmu Posku po-
rnoc Navstfv tmto noselstvm Krakow Lvov nacez
n&n6 vrA do Parze kan lest eekan 15 edna ably pod
lei zastoupenf Polsky ma mirove konferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
NEMECKE: DALEKONOSNf. DELO
DOCKALO Sc. NESLAVNEE1O
KONCE..

Koblenc, 49, prosince. Rozlozena soucastky dana
velka Berta sk nazyvao obrovske hun
sk6 dalekorosre d9 kere etosnfho pTevano sv3t
bonhardovanm PaHze odpocva dvofe st6ch d&ostfee
cktch kasaren r2kde zapadnm Pku Die dns8ch zprav
tfetfmn ameriek&nu arrrAdnfrnu sbor eM obrov4 kus
len nod 1r nebAr chrAr4r nfed zrav dot6nfch zv9dav
CD len charnt fev3ptr ploter "VekA Rerta nal6za
sgaefsesH isS afeh d yho kalibu, ALBANY jsouce jsn
nkkslite Rfle hfmeekfmI ypjtky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30

MICHIGAN
PROTESTUJE..
WILMA OBSAZENA RU.
DOU CARIBOU. u
PERMU ZAJATO $4,000
BOLSEVlKU.
(Dopoledni bulletmy.)

Detroit, 90. prosince. - Pro-
test proti ponechanf michigan
skeho pssiho 339 pluku sever
MIN Rusku kde cell samojediny
ivelke pfesile bude ma hromad-
ne schulz detroitskym mayo
rem Marxem navrzen. Pluk two
II nejvetsi cast spojeneckeho
vojska stojfciho proti bolsevi-
Icke pfemoci jizne od Archan-
d9lska, kde mu hrozi velke ne
bezpeci.
Londyn, 80. prosince. - Ko-
danska depese dosla listu Mail
hlasi z Petrohradu, ze mesto
Wilma bylo obsazeno bolsevic-
kym vojskem.
Pafiz, 80. prosince. - Rusk&
vojsko dobylo Permu a zajalo
ma $4,000 rudych gardisti. O.
zn&mil tax Pichon zahraniGnf
ministr faheie v poslsAselk6
snemovne. Perm jest hlavnf me
sto gubernie stejneho jmena q
jest ddlezitym zeleznicnim boz
dem severnf sibifske dr&hy. b.
valo hlavni stanicf .yserh vypo-
vezencd vysilanych ma Sibir a
jest soucasne skfadistem veske-
reho zbozf vyvazeneho ze Si-
bire.
Vladivostok, 80. prosince. -
Bolsevicke vojsko projevuje
vetsi cinn6st ma nekolika MI
stech transsibirske drahy v pa
trne snaze ably svrzena byla
vlada admirala Kolcaka on-
skeho diktatora. v Cite, Irkut-
sku, Omsku a Krasnojarsku po
tlacena byla bolsevicka povst&-
nj voiskem Kolcaka, ktere sice
jest dosti loyalni, ale take v
mnohych pripadech pfebiha k
bo'sevikIm. Ma stanici, as 80
mil cd Krasnojarska asi 1000
bolsevikn Sc zmocnilo drahy a
zakopali Sc proti postupujfci-
mu ruskemu srbskemu vojsku
z Omska. Vysledek boje neh{
ale znam.
Knife Galycfn americkou
vojenskou strait Sc znacnou "a
sobou ruskych penez urcentch
pro omskou vladu pribyl do
Vladivostoku. Penfze vezeny
jsou Washingtonu a jejich
dodani ma misto urcenl pGsobf
znacne obtize. Prozatim jsou v
bezpeci ma paniku, kterym knf
ze priplul. :
WSSl tWSSl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
SHINGLE ROOF is
STRONGLY UPHELD

Signed by J. C. Miller, and endorsed
by twelve representative lumber and
exporting firms of the city, a communi-
cation was received at the city hall
Yesterday strongly defending the wood
en- sningle. and resenting strongly Ine
proposition advanced by the insurance
people to place ban on the wooden
mouse covering in the future, saying.
10 effect that great many enterprises
mad been established, and considerable
capital had been invested in the shinsIe
business here, and resenting any move
10 discourage local enterprise in favor
OF foreign, concern.
Ine communication was read, also,
the names of firms endorsing every
tn1ng it contained, and on motion by
one OF the commissioners, it was filed
for future reference.
Some few days since the insurance
men petitioned the commissioners to
allow no further use OF the wooden
'nlnsle in residential or business sec
iions, the allegation being set forth
nat such was too much of a fire
hazard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
COMPLAINT MADE -
IJNSANITARY SPOT

Alleging that the sidewalk on East
Romano street for some distance was
in deplorable condition. Mr. Bow
ing, of the Army and Navy Club yes
terday sent a strongly-worded COM
munication' to the mayors office urg-
ing that the place complained of be
at once given attention It was
unofficially stated that the section
complained of was in an unsanitary
and very unhealthy. state, and he
wanted some action taken Immediately.
Commissioner Pou was delegated to
look into the complaint, and he was
not long in getting action, for when
the police watch went on duty at 8.
o'clock yesterday afternoon one of the
policemen went on his beat with in
structions to see the place compliance
of was put in sanitary condition,
and kept in such manner. hereafter.
There are crowds going to Army and
Navy club every day, and on Saturday
and Sunday afternoons an unusually
large number Were visitors There
was considerable unfavorable, COM
ment on the city's health department.
and apparent laxity in enforcement OF
health regulations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
MAY TRAP LARGE PART
OF THE GERMAN ARMY,

Washington. July 22-The German
high command is apparently making
desperate efforts to hold open the base
or salient between Soissons and
Rheims until troops far down the CEN
ter OF great pocket toward the
Marine may be withdrawn. 1t is far
from certain tonight the enemy can
get forces out Of the southern end OF
the salient without terrific losses. It
is plain an effort to pinch the enemy
retirement on both sides Is making
progress. The enemy is apparently
trying hard to hold the position around
Outchy LIE Chateau, where the rail-
road line has permitted him to assem-
BILE forces to resist the Franco-Amer-
lean advance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
FAMOUS HUMORIST
ENTERTAINS F OR
MEN OF SERVICE

Herbert L. Cope. field secretary OF
the Southeastern Department Y. NJ C.
A., is in the city and has already given
two lectures to men Of the service
here. speaking first at the naval air
station and last night to the soldiers
at Fort Barrancas. He is humorist
in the front ranks, and for several
years has been connected in such ca
pacity with leading lyceum bureaus
His time henceforth will be given for
the entertainment of the sailors and
soldiers, and after completing an as
signment in that capacity in this sec
tion, expects shortly to go to France
and add his talents to the amusement
and entertainment of the boys over
there. For the past several weeks he
has been visiting the camps OF the
southeastern Department, and has arr
rived here. He is a guest of. Mr. Se-
crest, secretary, at present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
MILLIONS ARE
WASTED IN A|R
PLANE I RIhLS
Waste of Large Sums in Experi-
menting Will Be Announced
by Military Committee.
REPORT is NOW
BEING DRAFTED
Responsibility for Part Produc-
tion Delay Placed on Form
er Aircraft Board.
BY Associated. Press.

Washington, July 22-Waste OF
millions of dollars in experimenting
with the English Bristol and other
types of airplanes will be reported to
congress by the senate military sub
committee investigating aircraft pro-
duction, members of the committee
said today in announcing that their
report is now being drafted
Other findings of the committee, said
Senator Thomas, the chairman and
some members will be that 1900 train
ing planes costing $4,000, 900 recently
were "junked," because they We're re-
garded as too dangerous for use; that
several aviators have been. killed in
fights with dangerous types of planes
and that amateurs in the engineering
and administrative sections have con-
tributed to the delay in production
Responsibility for part of the pro-
duction delay was placed by commit
tee men on the former aircraft pro-
duction board, but they said that with
the work now under the direction of
John d. Ryan. director general of pro-
duction and Major General Keniey.
the prospects for the future are much
improved.
All members Of the committee were
agreed that the Liberty, motor is a
complete success.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
Germans Apparently Realize AL
lies Have Upper Hand and
Are Applying Torch.
UNABLE TO STOP
ALLIED ADVANCE
Large Additional Numbers of
Prisoners Continue to Come
to French Camps.
BY Associated Press.

Drive OF American and French
forces into the scissors and Rheims
salient and between scissors and tho
region of the Marne continues, the
Germans counter attacking desperate
ly. but their efforts are futiles except
to impede the allied advance, while
further ground is gained allies south
OF scissors, in the centre OF a line
along the Duroq River and north and
east of Chateau Thierry.
Large additional numbers of pris-
oners, guns and war material were
captured.
The Americans have advanced on
the heels Of the fleeing enemy four
miles north of the river in the direc-
tion OF Ferre-Entardenois.
British. French and Italians are at
tacking the enemy southwest of
Rheims, where the British have made
further advance. The Germans ap-
parently realize the allies have the up
per hand. and are burning villages and
destroying large quantities of war
material in their retreat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
AUTO DRIVER NOT
BLAMED BY COURT

After hearing the statement OF Mr.
Hawkins. and also looking further in
the case, Recorder Morey yesterday
morning discharged that defenoani
from custody. Mr.. Hawkins thanked
his honor, and left the courtroom
1t was early Sunday night when a
little boy who gave his name as Harp,
is said to have run out in front OF
the car driven by Mr.. Hawkins. Be-
fore the auto could be brought to a
stop. the child had been struck and
one of the boys legs was broken. He
was conveyed to- the hospital and then
Mr. Hawkins informed the police OF
what had happened. and said he was
ready to tell the story and make it just
as he regarded the incident. an un-5
ayoidable but very regrettable pro-
ceeding.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
GERMAN CONTROL OF METAL
IN U. S. Is WIPED OUT

Washington, July ga. Mitchell
Palmer. alien property custodian. an
nounced today that he had taken over
the business OF L. vogelstein and Co.
Inc, and Boer, Sondeimer & Co. both
large German owned metal concerns
OF New York City. The assets Of the
former are upwards of $4,000. 600 and
those of the latter mare than $4,000
600.
The enemy interest in StaIlforth and
Company of New York. dealers in sill
Yer bullion with a capitalization OF
$1,000, 900 also has been taken over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
MAY ANNOUNCE
PLAT OF GIVING
RUSSIANS AID
PRESIDENT WILSON EXPECTS TO
MAKE PUBLIC THIS WEEW IN
TENTioNS OF THE UNITED
STATES IN THIS RESPECT.

Washington, July 22.-Plans OF the
United States for military expedition
to give aid to Russia are expected to
De announced by President Wilson.
probably before the end of the week.
1t Is understood the statement will be OF
a very explicit nature, showing the
United States has only unselfish mo-
tives, and will stand firmlys by the
Russian people in the fight for de-
mocracy. Sending economic aid will
also be announced in the presidents
statement, but the personel of said
commission will not be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
BASEBALL QUESTION is
DELAYED TO WEDNESDAY

Washington, July 22.-Decision on
the request of representatives of or
ganized baseball to make effective the
time for work or fight regulations, ap-
plying to player be extended to end
Of present season, was postponed to-
day until Wednesday. This action is
token so the national baseball DOM
mission could present a brief. setting
forth its views
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
TEUToN coNsPIRAToRs WOULD
INVADE THE UNITED STATES.

New York, July 22.-That Teuton
conspirators planned to use German
reservists to invade Canada and Mex
leo. even after the entrance OF this
country into war, is indicated in the
seized correspondence of DR.. Frederick
Won Stronsch, Department of Justice
omcials declared here today. Stronsch
VINO was arrested recently is describ-
ed as a former protege OF Bismarck
and relative of the Kaiser. The OBJ
jects of the proposed invasions were TO
Hamper the dispatch of Canadian
troops to France and attack the United
States through Mexico.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
.25 CUBAN ARMY
OFFICERS HERE
FOR TRAINING 6
SECOND CLASS WHICH ISLAM
REPUBLIC HAS SENT TO AMER
scAN POST FOR INSTRUCTION
UNDER col. HUGHES.

rr,entv-five Cuban officers and the
,,,,,,ner Of norl-commissioned OIL
s.n arrived Yesterday for training
a. Tort Barrancas,, and will remain
hsre for some time, under the instruc-
,,or If Col. John L. Hughes com
manding officer at the post.
The commissioned officers are:
Lrsus-----.-r--i->. Jose Maria
Lezan1a- 1artca
r.ntains-Ricardo Anton S..ta.
cesar celorio Coba, GuiieIInV r.av,n Al
| tla.i 81 E,,cid. Bolivar Villa Blanco
r..,seo Espiness Acanda.
! -. Y.eutenants-Alfredo sanche.
Arturo Lamerens Lamerens
800. Diaz Rivero. Horacio Maiaus .
1 Domingu Ramon
refine Munilla Duran.
cscond Lieutenants-Mario Mon
s.iaarifas, Reinaroo Grau %
80. so Francisco Tabernilla DOE, =
sa - Adam silva, Jose Ferro
e 80. r.onez C,obel. Leopoldo
r ..;,sra Pedro Garcia fernanue
2 ryeredia Nunez, JOAQUIN Delhe
n 80 xuriger, Jose Acosta JirneneN
II r commanding officer is ins,ru
% ~ cadets at Havana Whi@n
ie onas 70 in Cuba TO our West %.
.--~ ~
re Golone1 Hughes. in speakins ,y,,. y,
e o,,rl;ment which was paia tne ~
States in the visit of these a. men
r. this country for instruction u
ng .,,. =, ,ost f,attering that the UNI
no s,ates government should nave .
sonored in this way. and !, pers
~. al,y am most pleased to nave -
Ter e,ass @ of splendid officers placed u''
nv instruction
r,,. Is the second class IN coas.
to- trlery that Colonel Hughes
20 structed since the entrances o.,
a. ITnited states into the war, 20, !.
:, EJuphes having instructed
a,sss Of Officers from cuna se
= n,onths ago at Key West tness
na hay,ng been royalty treated Dy
oas americans. In speaking OF tne =
talitv which was shown men
west. colonel Hughes expresssu -,
men hone that Pensacola wouia rr. ~
tner asme - hospitable spirit ana ma.
70 ..,s,t ~ the officers here as pie'
as POSSIBLE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
PRESIDENT WILL
'IIRGELAW RESPECT

washington. July aa.-pesply ply .nir,t nDat
eerneo 0s narts Of the country, Presi-
in maEy PC a. about to issue an ap-
dent Wi,son .ountryment urging them
peal neat 20 ct retraint of law and oraes @
to respe with suspected enemy
in o rhe announcement may PROD
aliens the form of personal state
ant ao.y similar to the neutrality pro- 5
,nnat,on me- issued at the besinnins :
! the world war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
GOVERNMENT TAKES
OVER CAPE COD CANAL

Washington, July 22.-To protect
the coal supply to New England from
southern ports, from the menace OF
submarine operations. control and op-
Grafton OF the Cape Cod canal will be
assumed by government. The presi-
endt is expected to issue a formal
proclamation tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
EXTENSIVE coNSPIRAcIES
;. OF CONTRACTORS UNCOVERED

New York, July 22.-Extensive con-
spiracies involving brfoery and graft
in connection with army contracts for
rubber rain coats sent to soldiers in
France We're disclosed by department
OF justice officials. simultaneously
with the arrest of seventeen officers
and employees of fifteen manufacture
ing co.-p1a;es in New York and
BrookAS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
WOMAN FIRED
REVOLVER IN CITY

For diseharsing firearms in the city
limits and carrying concealed weapons
negro woman named Annie Bell Mar
TIN was yesterday fined $50 and costs
In the city court. Stella and Janet
Williams. negro girls, who were ar
rested with the Martin woman, were
each fined $40 and costs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
AMERICANS OCCUPY TOWNS
EVACUATED BY GERMANS

washington, July 22.-Franco-Aner-
ican troops crossed the Soissons-Cha-
teau Thierry road between the Auroo
ond the Clionon on Sunday night, saws
Fersnings communique The towns
OF Besuelepiedes and Charteves were
occupied American troops have also
occupied towns north OF the Marne,
hastily evacuated by Germans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
Y DRIVE FOLLOWS
ATH LIBERTY LOAN

atlanta. july sa.-rhe coming s1vs .caM
A ~ rasse one hundred and twelve
s,s,ar plasn - Of army and navy Y. N: 7. -. ~
a,s,'0h ana the 7. W. C. A., in wn,Sa alaases ssd
s0u'1 srs million. viii be pushed nnainn IN inn
m southeastern states by .nnounced
to reach all classes. II was rsa ann0u drive
~ At headquarters today. rne can.
at, soi1ow the fourth Libery Loan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
YOUTH IS FOUND
SUFFERINGWl
z KNIFE WOUNDS
JOE WILLIS M HOSPITAL AND
SID -M.ANn,Na{an JAIL. AND Or
0.aE0 DER 70 Hsl0 WITHOUT
BAIL.

!, about % years Oh
angerously stabbed
Ia altercation with
| white, and Wills
pensacola Hospital
taken to the
cred held without
,tcome of the two
wounds which
n Willis.
were corralled os
ain Harper. Willis
ana bleeding pro
the stabs receiv
) deep in the bach
as just under Tn
his condition wa
h serious specnis
Manning, who =
Z welded the knii
ID trouble with WI
of Intendsncia ar
y in the night, al
they started non
ed by another pa
zen the trouble W
used to such enc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
FRENCH REGAIN AND
HOLD FORMER POSITIONS

London. July 22.-French troops in
the Champagne between river Suip-
pes and Massiges. have regained all
their old front line positions. accord
ing to advices received this evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
ROMBS DROPPED
RY AIRPLANES ~
DID NOT EXPLODE

po.ton. July 22.--An investigation
begun today to determine WAY
49, rornbs failed to explode whrr
srorned by naval aviators on the 'sufS~
rarine attacking the tug Perth-Am<
how and barges of Cape Cod yesters
| day. INV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23

Joe willis, W
ase. was very !.
last night aftee
Sid Manning.
was sent to t
while Manning
county Jail ar D
bail to await q
very serious-lv "a
had been infic "a
Both of the s>1
Chief Ellis tnd q
1t Is said. was !
fusely from bot .
ed. One Wound /,
while the others:
ribs, and as stat.
regarded with m
ton last night. 1
charged. with havi,
lsknown "a have h
lis. near th corne
Baylen streets. cal
It is claimed that
together. accompa
" named Cole, WI
'enewed and knife
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23
GERMANS PREPARE FOR
A FURTHER RETREAT

french army headquarters north of
Marne' July 22-Germans are making
preparations for further retreat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-23

eyES BO4hNN
MBoyriven is the e1-
Stled by the French
~ the United States
In perfecting its av-
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Fair Tuesday, except showers extreme
northwest portion, Wednesday showers
gentle shifting winds.
Highest Temperature yesterday, as de-
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-28
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment - clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in soothing, healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't.care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with .undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel.
II DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by. their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At l0c and Csc per box. All druggists