davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
@ienncm Sien. Zen t7aarige Gar

8iennem Sien. Zen 17aarige Gdrl
SomfierO i SeIea1 ifltLSe forIeSen
Ssunag san ct 9GrtrSe til StapSoI /
WnIum, ifr. "5remifriot" / Stien.
9o ban enSlnt Wonoag Gftermiooag
life par foGnnlet brent bIeo 6oOeren
Gngitelig og teIefonere0e til WGlirm.
Wen Der bSpOe ingen ieet Carl. De1t'
ne baoSe taget 8enoet oper nogIe IS.
lagte Siern. RpIte log farbt man
bans Cue % GarapIp pna Simon.
tern life Lar9t ira Stapbd. Wtou
furt6e fsIge @utte1tS Spor rtSoper
Sien. @eo 2ar6 bunSe Sien opret
iterf rof, men Ii6t uSpm - oct par
forreiteu life Lart9t ira 2ano - bar
Der hin natgomnteI Sc, og oet bapoe
p9ret for inog. Cutter bar iuIbt
igiennem og iraen bapoe Iagt NGrte
til llIpffen. RogIe StHer ieuere
frt6t man 2i8et al SEN lr1ge Gut
paa 80 Sapne &anS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
sfanbinaniffe sisfplf. = Ell z

SluitDtiuptItN SbpIptA" ~ W ~SS"
ON ben brittle SdatocIsmartre 'out
Sor6eEsminiiter 2lopo George bolht
/ 2iperpool forleben Iog, ltbtalte
Ran b. a.: Der finbes obffiaig Soer'
Sripeie / ben oIurttSeIige Opfatntttg
of ber brittle SunSelsfGaabe. 9Ionot
bennes grandfather finbes en- 8rlrppe
llblGnomge iom BON ueoig Dtloe ie
fiernet ira brittle Sftbe, nGnli8
Sfnn6inaterne. 9tSie er R1IttSe1rs
tebite Sisfon, og beSre Sisfuif tun
man life fnn. SON bar ~ooerbeotit ON,
at ben IurS, ipn otISe trGfie 8or'
onitnltringer, iom meofsrte otSie
Gisfclfs llcebIipeIie ira 6ar brittle
Rurt1e, oaSe tiIfsie Oennes Ouerle'
genbe6 ct ~Gfgisreroe SLag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
ecip Tlaafas SsS.
"sdeSslen@

ifriner: Com oct pil erinores. ioIot
2eto S~obufneIen iSloata Sslten 1904
no for en- Ills ! S~imirwfieloet os LOG
ig libel. lllpffen eif ioaomt for Jig,
q oen omtoImie / lsslge meo Ole I.
aoie o. bans Ssh Ole, IfiiISe berse
enbcl Suiier, Der bar gacet tia init /
ei 8icreifar. 2eiu Hep eiter ct Saig
beiiet reO | lliier. 9ommer Der neO,
lfite ban Saliget al ii9 og Hog Oct
omfrira en- Sutl. IA oenrR bIep bel,
jet op, lssreSe en- Stcn, imn trai
2eip i Sinoiuget nreS Den Sstse, at
ban miiteoe 8coiGitet % itprteSe no
Tor llren. afSsoeS 5arbrsbre. SetD
gaugeritS % Speimrrg Sonseri, bar
M eiter 2 sturs 5orIsb anmelbt ga.
gen til HoIitiet for Of fnn Sem nGr,
mere opflaret % ot[ til &aarer ioa
ofbd0t en- Sfi6n@iorretrirg pod
ltlpffe8ite0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

SnScbrGnSt. Solt fra Sefien for
teller, at iorieoer Dag ne6brGltote
SdbSluen poa neore 2arfors hos
Ole gtiIierr, bUorOe0 ogion ben 50 Mar
gurnIe ScI6smGr6 Ole @ruberie en- oeS~
orrre in~OebrG1rote, mebOeler "SeI9,
Si6." SISer BRIO les ON Sormto,
6ugen. @onrOenS Wtan6fulf uur od
| Sto9en % elers f~rapErerNe; 8oin'
berne ileSe iii Stlren for at iluffe, %
ca Stem pGu 8efieHelren IGaUiSt pdr
gauenoe5, Ipratg cit al benz ooer til
@ernt 9arinrs % 6enteoe SieIp, iom
hrtigit mitIt9t inbtarrot Jig. @rDd
ScIf ira sure SefierL paa Sci til
0oIisen, itaniebe ogiua, BANDIT 9e'
Irene cg for otter @loen til grdtolte~
tet og bioIp til at illttfe. Sen poa
@loen BAR loo ioo8, at ben lduplot
boI6t 8egten al en- Ntalr6 40 8otgen.
Slriet itco life til at reo6e, trpoS Der
bar &ol6 nof; men man TT begr91t'
let sSd6en til bernie ele StIe, iaa oen
onoen, &coebbpsningen, og ~llobuiene
bIeo 6erget. 8eiret oor beIotgois
title. Man ft ogiaa bragt ub oen
gmnIe, bIinSe SoI6smnnb, iom pr'
ntoSentIig er bleoet fpoIt al Rs8rn.
&bifiaigt StSbo gift op / 2uer, og
bette nor iounoOerdig, ion oonItgt
pao 9drosbBbeL life %osiureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

SsbSfalc. gn al SIembo[s 9LSre
@oarSbrInere, 8ritinn @,uroerien
@ltrbolt, err oigaaet Oe6 9soen / er
aIOer Gf 70 Mar. Son bar / i'm Sto
boiat / 9~rtfiefieIo. Nj bo1ts 6 8srn
er Serulen @auuor 8ltrbolt 8isb.
nlan0 / Sfben.
- l(6itiling3iornnno 8eter 0Iptt
SlteI, Stnpn1t9er, er af9naet oeb 0e'
Sen, 81 adr gommel. Sm bar tnoe'
hopt StiGtngen / Staoonger 2tntt il.
Ben 1868 % boobe isgt IfteO ira
lite Ipril 1907.
- @anrobrltger Mholrs arituo /
Stan8e er ofg0aet req 9sOen. 0teo
BAN bar, ffrtper Sam. st., 9pgs
Sen miftet en- a9tpGr6i8 % ofbolbt
Berger, ser bar oRret benDttet |
&ommInerrs Sieneite / en- RGffe al
4ar.
- en- al Sc GISite 8aor0br,tgere i
RG8 artlr1uo &mien 2inobeim bs0e
~forLeoen, 8612 aur. SAM bar upret
meget br,,gt i Oct oHeutlige 9ip, bar
/ mango Iar We6Iem al S~erreoSitp
ret m. b. ligeiorn BON Dor SorLt8S.
fummisiGr. 6ur 10-t2 aar iiOel
truf bar Jig tiIbage ma oct tomm,t-
role Sperp. Gin @aaro 6reo BAN
tnotiI for 4 aar it6er, ga Ssnren
Sans y. 2tIr6bei1n ooertoJ BEN
Gsoar6en bleo ierrepe oner6roset til
oiNeoeS Spiserisn Son &etrrb.
glmtu6 2trtSbeim efterIob fig oginn
en- 0otter, iom bar gift meb nfosOe
SerreS&tasierer SpIOcr 2inSbeim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

SO Gar par Get BEN Ace December,
fioen Borsgrlnrb fit 9isbitnorettigbe.
Der. Raite anr feirer gper 100
@arsiubHeet ure6 en- ltbftilItrg, TOM
en- murtoiterf @orrtte fra S~ftenfior.
Seus 9per og 9pgSer far Iogt itore
Naaler for, mebbeIer "Sremifribt~,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

Suprebanen bleo forIepeu 3o9 DIS
frtteret / ct MeSe / S%rnnS5ien. @ro$-
ierer 9. Syoeriet pnnpegte Oooreba-
mems itore @etpotrfrg % mango 6or'
Dele for NrrirgsIibet, meoeIlS @ene,
raImoior arobn frerubolot 8rnerrs
miIitGre 8igtigbeo. 0en mubprelt-
DC Observation-Disclosures bar abioIltt
utrpg / SiIfGL6e al &rig. 4rof&ior
8ogt r~eoegior6e ior Dem Hoae, Hsros.
bunet bouSe ipiuet ior for ltouiIin'
gen al 9ergoerfs6rtften Lungs 8o=
men, og irembapeSe, at 8oOrebntelt
uNen Gpl fom I'll at 100 en- ligner6e
8prot ior @ruteoriit / De 0titrttter,
icm ben uitoe giermernifiGre. 9egge
0e iioite Solere aniad Ell OmbBui1tg
al Rsros6auen iOr ltbel0ig og b0oa
bebe, at Rturen Derom Ont benlogt.
De Renge, iom en- iuo0mt Smbpg-
ming piIoe foite, pil6e bore lon8t be
Gre onpct6t Ill Irlpg al Ell 3oDre,
hare, Oct pa it8e iSortiGttelie al @ltb.
bruu6s6olS6Gner ira Gel % forbt
9on1aoS oper 9oorefjeIo til Sterer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

SnnS Of Seitipat er giort | @eIte.
brituo / Sror6erres, melSes Ser ira
Saritab. $ Rrrte6m er Der en- Gin,
hnorfra tiItrGttcIig eIettrtf Drto-
fraft fan erbaIoes. 6lmoet iigcs of
bore iuIoitGrr6ig pno Ssi0e meo &ra'
g~ersfeItet. Sinbererr bar afillttet 10.
reIBbig 8ottrutt me6 8rluroeierre
ON So9 ion en- Sris al co. 10000
Sir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

Nnnse gense tcrnmer Der rri ON
9aesn fro 4merifn, ffriper "Gcfen"
ftrar fsr SaL. Oct er uOUnrSrere,
ium til SAIL blrifer poa fine gamle
Sor9dore % Segtnirse / Siemlaft'
tet meS en- SSstleffiIling. BH mtrSre
emo s Ooge er Der | itbrre og mtrore
9dsb tonrmet life minSre enc 49,
600 Groner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

Stort 2cgnt. Srn arenSd meooe.
les, at ofoeoe Srl Thea Nilien bar
teItamenteret 10000 ar. til ct 2egot
for trGTgeroe SisnG1rSs og Coolers
gfterInote / areIt6al % n9rrneite
Sureqgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

Spmaitjneu "SuS0sHnen", lom pi
ieuSte eitsr for TO War iiosu. az ! ale
beuIsenSer en- uSmGrIst goo GaFine. ia,
Gge iaa 600 os imui JON De. Der ioftsr
eef So6beItc. IRIS. So5u u. Sobnion,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
GanunS Ilcripu. Ii "3rle6sIen

Ganunb Nlcripn. Iii "3rle6sler"
Ifriues: Wanoag 6eu 26oe Nooem6er
b9pooe elm ao 8pg6iS eIoitc Nerut,
Ao1utno 9uerion S412 Iar CANAL.
Aaluuu0 IIerion bo0be / iine pngre
0agar bore / 9(merifa, % Ser bar
BON en6aa meo I llfreoen miQom
9orb- og Slioitutorne. 3 ltfreoer
Jeff bnn eli <la / &roppet, % 8lIa
IFaI ban bopo 9ierge nteo iioon. go
/ manage 2tdr beo ban bore beune %
Iiot 40 Elm anrLeg 8eriiort, iOm purt
ieuot ban froa Amerito. Set lite
aari par ban nofo iiufIeg. IHuInO
par ben RIoite 90 7 Spitin, o. az Del
er ale 0epbSe 10 rGre icm Set ing.
ite. Soo 90 @rsarue, @tpino 9retfe
&C Saipor 8eblt5, bar mpfie fietbe
Ter / gpgourre. Gen fwite par Elm
Sugurroe Suiftar % Snteo. SRries
ifal eg ne1luta Del gfI6e 8eoitcIarue,
ban giorSe. Zen andre 9roreu bar
Sptpimeo, og miitarIeg goo oqr BAN
til 90 giera 10 Del Smier % Ringar
iom ariogreior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
gruuS mn 2arSsbnaSeu.

CtHHU pun ~HHT5VFH w.
ben Rat h~eSbrurbte lln~bll8bDBnin'
gen pan NurSre @Ibnr Ins. vi 8e.
iptringen peoSeoeS er SEQ, er &Ui9e
ca en- Set. Ere &isr, Ell SlIo % to
fogtefnroige @riier brGltote iroe.
@pnpgen % 9pgnimsen uur usilre'
ret, berimpS life 9eiGt1ritgen 90
GuGrSspebifGberm. @anroen eies Of
Clinton SoIDorier &iitno og forpugs
ties al aitiIS InSerfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01

S@ I &nriuIcu. @onrSbuper So
ms SnfsSd fra Stne fmrbtes forle'
ben Morsen life Ianet fra it Siem
tunseroe bsS meS ben enc 500 fait /
9nget og neS Suoebet ueo. Spor-
ban lltpffer er gnaet for fig, pSes
life. 4fbsSe bar 35 Gar gurr1reI rg
eiterIoSer fig Suftru % fire gsrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
Sra Uorse.

SboraIp &labeReis isser Stortbtr
get ON ct Stats6iorag pou 5000 SER.
til | Be 5oreneoe Stnter at irI0imIe
Woteriale til ct 8erf ON De norffe
Rp5pggere | Imerihn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
SDDtfipb, 6DDtfipb!

- Gctts. 80 acs5 uaOsr Bloa, ima' Erusth1vs,
bra Cuir, grsHo % RtIOs. , NhI ird Sutton. a1T
2oubp0frutr o. stols. Bris t2o,O0 pr. Ncrr.
1876 Nrrrt. ~ Herrs uuss5 RlOa. bra puir. uSTer'ct
stIbC. 81 Nl fra Citation, REr GaUbpOtrHtr o.
G'oIr. Pris $500 pr. 8crr.
SN acrss, 100 Ntrs HHorr Eios, 10 arrs: Emui
FrugfbaVs. TOOgcyts COB s'oa, VAR Stole % str'c
Brts $500 ". acTe.
gigriaa andre O~popr'eor ja,ns fra % dcrcs o. %
Oorr EtPrrslic. Tdtrn, GTugt % as9s glautes o.
300 dcJrS u~spbur'st gaEo.
gigr SOJrrtniHa oiFrffc. RpIsigeuoducs Vla gagell.
GEORGE WILLETT,
Cashier Graudin State Bank.
Grandin, Carter Co., Missouri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
$4,000 SEferitcn

5UfOOU SftTerItrn feIbUes UlsTe
S0ge ira 8a[Sers Stiferbrio til
Sp6 &merifa. Oct er mi tfelge WaeO-
beLeIje I"Sumbo6" pua Gale OF foa
iut isoarg 9rift igien I @Gberters-
trtSSet / sitre Sliore. ~SSngerisr
@rinb itaI bile I9tte Jig / 9pibfen
fcr SoretoQertSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
Ennthrrn Yncihc. \ 5.

SOHtberH BaciFe. ) Set. Giital.
our, iom eH0te ben 3Ote Suni. bapoe
SoutGern gaciiie en- 8ruttoinotegt
saa S1O5, $50 ,549, Gpiltet par St0,-
III, 39i mere END | 1905. Retto.
iuStGgteu belsb Jig til $35O47, 800;
oct bar $5,O50,63S mere emo aaret
ier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
GiteripsrgicI.

Son uogen al "7ccOrab 9DitrR'S 9Rierr
glue mig CpIuSutn9cr ont min Fuocr Sobu
CARTONS CpbOIoSitco, SIhit han loo hprc
fra lt9 ppbUlot ban itg / WtIdiguu. 0plS
nOgcn tItnocr III bans RuurrcHoe CphploS
itro, dumOotS DE- 9coheOSiulht ON at ttliruoc
mig hans Norrsir. Mrs. Almu 5nurp, Spr
ll6, SHoeyeHoeuce, &is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
sala Of Yreitesuarbsiprb. 8eo en-

I 1904 uiboIbt mipoelig ll6iftftntap8
oper en- 8anroere Ssmme pan Snoe.
ran tiTbsrenOe fGlleS l1bmnrf hep
SaaIarrSs 8reitegnarS (Ssmmre) til
Iogt en- StrGfning, itOr omtrent
800 TsG1I. 3 Senbolb ri oertil meo'
beIte 8empmbigeIie bar &~irfeoepur'
teutertet inIgt bette l1bmurtSitpfte /
3 8aroenrr for tiliaarmer 6,325 &r.
Stpffet Iigger n6 "SonoetroSien" /
So[e Sodr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
D'S
BaIsam of Myrrh

@arantcret at lG8e ole
Vuncer % Saar paa Nens
ueifer % EDr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-01
SAT- Wtenp o 81,
tiIfaIaS ener finets.

WgcrttpCmrutcr uHbfr @EHRtt". Iturls". ~.
'aIaE" "a "gftcTipPr9isl~ toner 50 QrHtS for % Cro Fst
tbCr @unp, ca 10 GeRtt ~. Cro for ait. iom 0~ocriills.
20 Orb. AprrnEicmrnttT ,Hotdgty ifit TOT ntuOVt rHD
90 Gems. gsrge naa ulrdBlgcIl mrsigIac ale De.
hlulnacr. Sci lsaacr hs Rte At boJ'src ial iuII
hummer
Ev-s6stsHabstiIbue ipRsr IS Gents Dr. gIut,
Spp STb girr en- Stute.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
ADVOCATES Of
GOOD ROADS
To MEET
Those Interested in Move
ment VIII Organize at
Meeting on 18th.

The advocates of Good Roads in
Escambia county and those interested
IN such a movement are to hold a
meeting at the court house Wednes-
day morning, March Is, at 10 o'clock,
when steps will be taken to organize
Good Roads Association, and to map
out plans and make preliminary ar
rangements for the meeting here in
June of the State Good Roads Asso-
citation
The meeting which is to be held on
the 18th has been called by Chairman
Andrews of the Board of County Com
missioners, and he is endeavoring to
WORK uD an interest in the movement
so that there will be a large attend
ance and the association organized
unGer favorable auspices. So far he
has met with much announcement.
as all are interested in such an I'M
dertaking, and it is believed with an
association of this nature that mucn
good can be accomplished.
Last year at the annual meeting of
the State Good Roads Association this
city was chosen as the next meeting
place, and it viii be one of the OBJ
jects of the local association. afte.
organization, to prepare for this meet
ing, which promises to be largely at
tended and one of the most interest
ing IN the history of the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
Demonstration in ST. Peters
burg Leads to Several
Encounters.
Crowd of Forty Thousand
March Toward Palace
of Gear
WITH RED BANNERS FLYING, TO
THE TIME OF REVOLUTIONARY
CHANTS - CROWD PROMPTLY
DISPERSED BY MOUNTED
GUARDS ARMED WITH WHIPS.
Ru Associated Press.

=
ST Petersburg, Mar. 5.-The open
ing today of the Donna, or lower
house of the Russian parliament, was
the occasion of great jubilaticn, the
demonstration resulting in several en-
counters of the police and populace,
with injury to the latter
After the adjournment of today S
session of the house a crowd estima,
ted at 10000, flying red banners and
with revolutionary chants started for
the central portion OF the city, where
is located the winter palace. of the
emperor. Conditions for time had 4
dangerous aspect, but instead of firing,
as upon Red Sunday" mounted
guards armed with whips dispersed
the crowds and prevented reforming,
Another demonstration was held at
the University celebration of the VIC
tory of the revolutionary democracy.
Along Neya and streets in the neigh
borhood of the University the crowd
was densely packed. but there was
no interference by troops and police
which arrived in strong force after
the demonstration was over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
COMBINATION Of
TOW BOATS IS
DISSOLVED
Could Not Come to Agree.
ment, and competition
For Business Exists.

What is known as the towboat COM
bination has been dissolved, and tug
boats which are engaged in towing
vessels in and out of port, and also
towing about the harbor are running
Independent and in opposition to one
another.
The combination, which existed for
a number of years, was broken re-
Gently when one of the owners de-
cfded that be could do better with
his boats than in the combination and
as terms could not be agreed upon
the other owners decided not to again
attempt to carry on tie combination,
and hereafter each vessel will strive
for all the business it can secure
Since the breaking up of the com
bination, the tug boats that hereto
fore took turns of the bar looking
for vessels, now go out each morning.
and when a vessel comes in sight
there is a race between them for the
business
Heretofore a price has been set by
the association for towage of vessels
in and out of port and about the har-
Dor, and this was adhered to by all
vessels. but it is probable now that
the owners of the vessels will take
whatever is offered them in order to
secure ships.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
ATHLETIC COMMITTEES
PREPARING FOR SEASON

tennis tournament reported that this
bad been satisfactorily carried
through, and the first matches played
Tuesday afternoon. Much interest, it
was reported, was being taken in the
tournament and it promises to be one
of the features of the season
The outdoor athletic committee re
ported that it was arranging for a
field meet some time during The
spring, the date having not definitely
been decided upon, and much progress
is being made toward making the
event a success
The baseball committee reported
that prospects were very bright for
a good team to represent the Y. NJ
c. A. and also for a good socson. The
members of the committee are max
ing every effort to get together a
strong aggregation OF ball tossers. and
it is believed that such can be ac-
cn4npHsheas -
The gymnasium committee made a
good report. The chairman stated
that arrangements were being per-
fected for an exhibition in the opera
house, the date having been ixed for
April Is, when a number of the young
men, who are now practicing in the
gym would be seen, as well as some
Of the fine professionals who are re
siding in the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
MANY QUALIFY
To VOTE IN
PRIMARY
Number of Persons Paying
Poll Taxes Shows In
crease Each Day.

Since the publication of the notice
that unless poll taxes for the year
1906 are paid ten days before the
primary election of April 2 citizens
would be ineligible to vote, many per-
sons residing in the city have called
at the Office of Tax Collector Roberts
and settled with the county, thus
qualifying to participate in both the
primaries and the election of June A..
For the past three or four days
there has been a constant increase
each day in the number to come for
ward and settle their Indebtedness and
it is expected that this increase will
continue until the limit allowed by
the call of the City Executive Com
mittee. The last day to settle is
March %, little over two weeks dis
tant, and if person who voted in
the last county election does not seq
tie his poll taxes for the years 1905
and 1906 by that date he will be dis
qualified to vote in the primaries.
Collector Roberts stated yesterday
that while the number to calI and
settle is increased each day, there are
still hundreds of persons VIII. must
settle or be disqualified He esti-
mated that the number, up to yester-
day afternoon. who had qualified was
about $50 OF course srlors 1,ersons
have paid poll taxes, but he estimated
only upon the white democratic vot-
ers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
CHARGE
AGAINST AN
OFFICER
Policeman ]. Ed. Hogeboom
Is Arrested by Sheriff
and Held in Jail.

Police Officer j. Ed. Hogeboom, who
has been a member of the police de-
partment for several months, was ar
rested last night at the union depot
upon very serious charge, and is
now held in the county Jail in default
of bond in the sum of $500. The young
man, who is well known in the city,
denies that he guilty of any such
charge.
The arrest was made as the result
OF an affidavit signed yesterday by a
girl named Norma Annie Murphy, who
came to Pensacola from Chipley about
January 1. As soon as this affidavit
was made against the police officer a
warrant was issued by Judge Michel
sen and placed in the hands of Sheriff
Van Pelt for execution, and last night
the sheriff found the police officer
near the union depot and placed him
under arrest. The latter stated his
willingness to go to Jail, as he said
he had heard that the sheriff was
looking for him.
The alleged crime dates back to on
or about January 1, according to the
affidavit of the girl, who is about four
teen years of age. She came to the
city from Chipley about that time and
after leaving the train she alleges
that Hogeboom attempted to entice
her to places of bad repute
1t is understood that she later Sc
nnrn6 rNncff:nv. O,
family on East Hill, where, she is now
employed, and where the officers
found her yesterday
1t was stated last night by officers
that recently the family residing near
Chipley, heard something which led
them to believe that an investigation
should be instituted and they lie
quested Thos. j. Watts. formerly
detective in. the employ of the Louis
vile & Nashville, to come TO PenSa-
cola and make such an investigation.
Mr. Watts arrived Monday night and
yesterday paid d call on Sheriff Van
Pelt and the two proceeded to ascer
tain whether or not there was founda-
ton for the stories heard The state
ment of the girl was heard and also
those of number of other parties.
and after conference with the couu-
" solicitor the arrest was made.
AT the county jail last night shortly
before 10 O'Clock Police Officer Hoge-
boom was seen by Journal repre-
sentative, and asked regarding the
charges against him. He said:
"The charges are entirely false"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
APPOINTMENT
Of CORTE[YOU
Treasurer Treat Gives His
Views as to New Head
of Treasury Dept.

Washington. d. c., Mar 5.-Some
criticisms have been made on the APP
pointment of Mr. Cortelyou to be
Secretary of the Treasury, on the
ground that he has had no banking
experience. On that point Hon Charles
Treat, Treasurer of the United States
says in an interview:
while not known as a student of
finance, he has read much regarding
its principles and its practical work
ings, and devoted great deal of
thought thereto. 1t is said by those
who possess his confidence that be
has an intimate knowledge of, and is
well grounded in, all the basic prin-
ctples of our financial system, and
that his judgments and conclusions
thereon often surpass those of men
having reputation as private fiIan-
ciers, but who are unacquainted with
the adaptive knowledge TO apply them
on large lines such as the admins
tration of the national finances re-
Quires- His assimilation of tbs
knowledge will be so wisely applied
- SN<A B~AoO li4OoO WIZ nave lSlI
that he should serve an apprentice
ship 1T the desk of some banking
house, where it may well be said that
the narrowness of opportunity poorly
fits one for position that requires a
versatility of knowledge. He is
man who avoids public advertisement,
who prefers that action should speak
instead of predictions and promises.
He will administer the affairs of this
department without jar, without blus-
ter or mystery, which will commend
itself 10 the sober judgment of the
financiers. Those who know him
best. and who appreciate his qualities
OF mind and ability of direction have
no doubt but that the operations of
the Treasury under his administration
viii reflect the good judgment of tbel
President in hts selection"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
WAR IN CENTRAL. AMERICA
CASE OF STROTHERS IS
NOW IN HANDS OF JURY
Discussed in Charge-If Murder Was DELHI
crate First Degree is Established

tons of mind rendering a person ir-
responsible for crime, in which event
defendants were entitled to acquittal.
The court continued: Although
the jury may believe defendants re-
ceived great proyocation from By
water yet if with deliberate intent and
malice aforethought they killed him,
they are guilty of murder in the first
degree"
At the conclusion District Attorney
Keith began his address to the jury.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-06
DAMON LODGE
HELD MEETING
Grand Chancellor HorsIer and Grand
Prelate Delivered Ad-
dresses.

a largely attended meeting of Da-
mon Lodge, No Is, Knights of Pythias
was held last night in the Castle Hall.
when addresses were delivered BY
Grand Chancellor Henry Horsler.
Grand Prelate J. Emmett Wolfe and a
number of others delivered interest
ing addresses, and it was late hour
before the meeting adjourned.
In addition 10 the addresses deliv-
cred by grand lodge officers the plans
for the new Pythian building, which
is TO be erected by the order on Car
den street were adopted. There was
also work in the third rank.