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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-26
Sin ,itcincrncs @plf."

Gin mabrea Mrlcnal bon nltegppti.
tild)en .Statuen babe1 Die Sorld)lul-
gen oes fron5oiiiden Irdooloecu Sc.
grain bel ben Sempcln 5t &arnot
a,if Der StGtte Der alten egpptilbcll
S%ouptItabt Sbeben ergebcl,, beren
llmfong crit jcbt bcfollnt miro. Mon
luor bort, 10 lcien mir in Der nSugl.
Hoid).", beih1fti9t, int Mnftraac Der
cgpptiihcn Iltertbiimer . &crluol-
tirna bic Hieientriimmer Der geipolt-
tigen Sen1pel plannlGBig nb5illllden
nnb SIT ltilbent nnb bo5ll lire 6ilnoo-
nleltc SIT unteriud)en. "a itieBell
2%cgroin's Nrbciter bei'm &eben elmer
&olfplottc nit Helicfs urlb Snifritt
in Der Siefe ollf cincn aolnB aus Ila.
batter. Iber idon toildDten bic l,nis
rifle bon ipeiteren &ofolicri i'm @aiier
Gill 1l;6 nod einem Monot itonoen
oier5ig foit umperiebrte StanobilOer,
in Geib unb @lieb 9eoronet, oie9ruf.
~ltiite ION ipeiteren Smanc ffuorteten
nod, a,,f Mufiinbung ibrer f~eblenbeit
&opfe, Mrnte n,b 9eiile. Die meiiten
Glide morelt BON iobrifmGBiger9lte-
lierarbeit. Gs gab aber aild) before
inter ibnen, 10 Die Grippe einesSiir-
itcn u,6 ieiucr sSroll, bie ncbeneinau-
Der iibea mo ibr Iodterd)eu Dor Iib
baGen. II. u. III. MIs Bacterial lit
nlciit Steit perinanbt, cs fanoeu iid)
aber u,td) @roncelperfe mo Glide
BON iold)en. Sc nicbr man III Die
Siefe orong. Inn 10 oelltlifer lunrOe
es, Bob oieie aunitiperfe nidt bonn
3mfaa BORT inter Dem Sempelbof per-
eiltigt ieir fonnten. Ser @raben,
aus Dem 10 niele ontife aunItiperfe
cnlporitiegeil. mar balb troden, balo
nit Sdlanim uiO grandmother &c.
fiiat. Seoen Morgel1 begarnen &c
Mrbeiter bamit, oas Grandmother init
olten Grool : @lehf1lten o,s5uid)o.
pien. @ar Scr ~fcitcre Shlamm CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-26
Gprbcbalt.

%tcIc &crrcn iih 0rgcrn lolIcn
@ciI lie eS uiht iinben ieiL
@cnn sic 9amen raldcu mollcu;
Holld)cu ieu Der @err aIlciI.
Nui Dem S%tonbpunft SIT beburren,
Meinc Serrcn. Dos mare arg,
@cm nud mandnlal bic Gigarrcll
1Silr Die Nan1en ctpas ltarf.
Sb Der SanncS ralld)t, oh Sauna,
Sit Dem Sabuf einerlci,
Wemn Der Noltd) nllr Der @auan,o
Glcid hcf0mmlid iiir 0ic 3mci.
Somen in Siiponicn'S Scrne
@iro oos Malld)en boH gemGbrt;
9llld) Die Hliiin rulld)t 10 9crnc,
Sbuc oob mans ibr pcrmCbrt.
@os Sic Mdnncr NM aeitottcn
Gort III jcnen @olt'n
Ncrocn bod Die Ocltihcn @otten
9(lldl erloubcn ibrcn Srall'n!
Sit it's rei5elb nll5uid)ollen,
Mcrm Cnlpor Itci0t IN Die 2ilit
9tlls Dem Hoicnmlno Ser 6roucn
@lailcr Gigorettcnouit.
T'rum, Sbr MGnncr, obne @rollcn
@eiltet oiri's &erbot &cr5idJt;
Holtd)en oiirien ole Srollcn
9tltr. oic nlcille bari Is lliht!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-26

9cbc mieOcr 5llr Mllttcr binein. 2ebe
mobl - fiir imrner. @ir lperoen ms
nie iuieber iebcn."
Sei oielen @orten brod oaS MGo.
d)el in Elm trnnpfboftes Sdlllid5en
ans, lpGbrcno lie Die 9lrnlc ilil lciuen
Sals id)lallg ulo eii,en allB arf iei-
men Mllno briidte.
n&ergiB MIDI Glnil", iliiIterte lie.
limo cbc er 5ur polen 0eiinmng fam,
NOR JIG pcrld,mlnoen.
Sbcn allf bent Scd NOR cS bciBenb
folt. Gmil folnte IS llltc1 in ser
aaiiitc ober nid)t lGnger ousbolten,
100 cr 5uci polc Gage gelegen mo &c.
ld)lnfen bnttc. Sobalo Der Shiffer
nit Der H'od]ridt fam, oob Die bci=
motblidc &iiite in Sid)t iei, lpilroe eS
linn nrtelt 5li eng, ilrl0 iett inB CT nit
Dem Nrm in Der Wil,bc ne6ell Dem
olten Wartil ullf Dem Sinteroef bcs
flcincn Sohr5eltgcs. Cen Wino bot.
ten tic bolb boz, bintcn, mo lie mad.
tcn cine quite Snbrt.
Ger Sdiffer bate linn crit oroer,t.
lid ole @abrbeit 9eio9t, boltll ober
mie cine Mlltter fir i'm 9eiorgt, i'm
IoraiGltig gebettet mo linn cine quite
Wobl5eit u,b Gin @loS normes Bier
Gegebcn. limo jest ioB er III einenl
picl 81 9roBen, Montel oeS aopitGns
oui ocnt &i,teroef unb iah = oe,lt-
lid)cr; imhter oeutlihcr = baS 2ono,
Sclo i1lo @alo, Dor iid) olftoltd)en.
llnb BORT auf Der Mlibohe lag ia bic
Miible, mo oriiben ertoefte er ben
a%ird)tburm iciner Seimatbitoot, nno
llod ,tno nod FAM bos cine &alts
ltad) Dem anOcren sum Goribein, bis
Der flcir,e Srt ieiner aor,5eni 2Gnge
nod Dor linn log.
90 iiebit Su MN, Gntif, mus ba-
bel berausfomnlt, lpenn ei1t FOLDER
Slnge iuie Oh lid bon frenoen 2clt-
ten aus Der Seimatb loden. IdBt ,lno
iih nit linen auf Ser 2onoitrabe her.
iimtreibt. 9ein 6liid mar eS, oa6
Ser 3nfan MIDI Cir in ben @eg fiibr-
tc. Sd, crfollnte Gid, iofort, als Oh
bod obcn sic Eburmipite marfirteit.
Ter Tireftor. bieier Gd,iber. ifiuor
abcr boraiif, bab er Seilt eiaener leib.
boitiger &ater iei. Sd ipl,Bte mirf.
lid niht, mos id) onnon balten ioItc,
Ga fam ober sic fleine SeiltGnserin
Gin liebes, r~ei5enocS @eidopf. sic
bat inns brat gebolfen. Sect iiib mir
bolb sit Solic. gitte 9eine Nf,,ttel
I'M &cr5cibrng fir ben piclen Stunt.
i,cr, Den Oh ihr bcreitet bolt, NM
Oont ipcrbe Elm braper Sitngc, emil
Scriprid mir bas."
GnlH reidte benl Mlten feline ae
lrnoe Sano nnb iaete:
.So, bos peripred)e ih."
Srinncrl aus Der flcinen Saienitoo:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-26

10 plOblidl 10 ln1erlunrtct Dor inn
niligetuud)t ipor. SIS luor Der Stii.
Ter Wnrtill Nelueicn. Spltc cr lid
llidt oeirrt bobell. Tieleid)t ipur c5
cine ~5uidni9e Ncbnlihteit. 0ic BE.
lellhtlulg I'M 3clt luor ia nidt nie
bette. Soatc Der Nnocrc i'm crfonnt
babcn?
Gnlil @obmc wrroc ploBlid) poli
ei1cm lold)en Seimpeb crgriifen, bnb
cr III Sbrunen ousbrod).
@ie loltc CT ic luieoer nod Sollic
fommen! Gos non ia gal,6. rnnlog
lid). Gr bate ia fem @clb. ulb Lief
CT bopoll, 10 miirocT ronoin i'm id)on
cinholcn, ulb bonn gob es Shldgc!
Nh, hob CT iif bon ocn irembell
Menideu bottc lodcn loiien, lodcn III
oic mcitc @clt binolls, tort bon ser
Mnttcr. bic INNER 10 gut INN lieb
gepei ell iuor uulo bic lih jebt 5ll
Souie nm i'm granite. llnb or bate
nidt i1rciben oiirien! Sic botten
i'm aiif Sdritt uno Sritt beipod)t mo
i'm feiren Mugenblid ans DEM Nllec
acloiicl. Nd), mo picQeift ihon
morgen ging eS lpieber mi bic 2ano-
ltrobc binails, INNER ipeiter fort bon
Der Seinotb, obile Hnit mo Nitbe,
obllc Srelloe unb %eroicnit.
Gmil baltic bic acilinbe Sorb nnb
icin 8eiibt per5errtc iid) I'M Si,nfel.
mabrcno cine SbrGnc ltod1 Der onoc-
rem an i%einer @aig enieberlief.
Nid)ts biclt i'm bier 5l,riid, nibtS
= oll6er Noio. &oio mar gut unb
licb, 10 milo tic olld) mar. &onntc CT
MIR nit Hoio iliid,ten. Mbcr bopoll
fonnte ia nid)t bie Hebe lein. sic &C.
bortc ia bier SIR Samilic mo funnte
nidts Inberes ais Dies 2cben o,if Der
SonoitraBe.
Die Eieroc raiieln INNER nod mil
ibren &etten mo CT bort oas Seltlel
oes @il1oeS nr1o bos &latlhen oe,
Seinelpanb. Sett flii,gt cS aber, ais
beluc9e lid etluos neben ibm. Cir
unbcitimmter Sdred ergreift i'm uli
er 5icbt sic Sedc oihter nm lid. 90
f%liiitcrt cine Stimme:
emil, idIGfit Cup"
ST rciBt Die Mugen oilf, iiebt obcl
nihts.
f, ,@o bilt SlL Gnltl?"
Sest erfennt CT sic Stimne. IS
| lit &oia E%ronoiui.
nSier bin idl &oIo. @ic fontmI
Iii bierber2"
Still, it'll, nid,t 10 laut. @i'
eebt es 9ir, Gmil? @iit Til idnuel
p~erlest?"
yMh ncill, cs gebt. Ger Sop
idnlerSt lino Der gauge &orpcr lit mi,
serltlaaen. 8icueid)t babe i'd nil
aiid) Den linfeit Nrm oiisgerenft."
.Tm arricx, gutter Gnil. Mcin Tic
Der, licber Sltnge."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-26

~SiiBcS, alltcS aino", i%lilItcrt CT
5llrild.
Nnf ieinc Sono iGat etipos SeiBes
ulb 6cud)tea, oos mr. cine Gbrdne
iein talun.
r@cinlt Gu, Hoia?"
vNdp lpoS. id) meinenl l%lniinn!
- slber iicbit 9u. ih folnte nid)t
lhloicn. Is lot MIDI oeboit, baB lid)
&cincr ilm lid fiimmcrt, boB mon,
Gid nid)t ms aranIenbaus geldoiit
bot"
yNtltn, 10 ihlimm lit cs nid)t. Sd
fam mid ia ld)on bon IclbIt allfrid)s
ten"
,IaS lit id,or,. Geltern Nbcno mnr
cs nit Cir ld)led,t beite0t. Iii bat
tcIt Sicber, Dos lub id) ollf ben ~crItclt
9lid. ll1b lpciBt Iii mas, Gnnil.
GoS bette lp1rc. pcl,n 0u Gid 10
id)ncll ais moglid fertig madteit.
Geum Gu mllBt iebcn, boB Oh rmbc-
MERIT i%ortfommit."
sd ioa iort?"
ga, OH lonit na6 Saille. Slt
pobt nidt 1T inns. Ger Gnter iolpobl
luie Gicrrc behonoeln Gid 5u ld)lcdt,
nno Gein Neitriger ltnfoq bat Gcine
StcQung III ser @eleuidaft nidt Der
bciicrt, llcbrigens 5ieben mir NOR
gen Id)on lpcitcr. Sd babe mid
beimlid) aus Dem @ogen 9eId)lid)clt,
! Inn Cir Nodrid)t 81 geben."
rNd,, &oiu, iuenn id Sit jebt nlr
icbcn fonntc", i%liiitert emil, mabren>
er ibrc Sonb fortm1brenb feitbdlt.
I'D olirite feline 2eltdtc mitneb.
men. SD babe Dir ober Define 3lei.
Der m%it9ebrodt. @irf iie ihnelI iiber
Dos Srifot nno laufe nod benz @aien
binob. Gort Iieat elm Sdiif. Tos
bciBt Der vNeptun" ,tno Der &opitGr
Wartin. Gr eripartet 9id.."
/ .NdL Der oltc Martin. 90 babe
id) mid bod nid)t getduiht."
.Neiu er ipur gelteri, int Cirrus
unb Damn bat ct nadber NIT bem So.
Ter gciprp6en nno i'm aefragt, oh Der
%perrngliidtc Trttit nidt Gmil Sobnl(
f! beige mo aus iciner Seimatbitooi
: lortgelaltien lei. Ger Gatcr hat abel
boraui aeidiporel,. baB Gu iein ciac
ner Sobn ieieit. u,o oas Baben Iicr'
re lnto Der bumme Miignit beltotiat
Sd bin ober hcm alten Seenlunr
nod)gcidlid)en nnb babe ibm oil
@abrbeit gelogt. llnO er meiB oild)
bab i'd Cir eur 6li,dt pcrbelfcn iper
Sc"
Nd. Goia, pie gut Oh biit!"
Gmil mar in einem Sabc ouf. Ni'
Sreiioe oli Die Seimfebr mad,ten ibl
allc SbmerScn pergelien. Nnr Del
liufen Arm foitnte er nid1t 10 red)t be
mcgcn. Sic mllbte linn besbalb bel
fen.
so, iett beetle lid, Gmil. Sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-26

iegc belpegt lid) Dor icincn Illgcl
bin ul0 her. Die Sano bea 5peiten
SrliOars bGlt i'm uber ullircd)t, NAB.
reno ooS Ellblifum flotid)i.
nTorioartS nod eilrmal!" cont
maloirt Der eide, beiicn glntlit Dor
Grregrng glilbt,
Ser Hunmtopf fam nidt", onts
portet Ser 5lueitGlteite. Ger &nobc
iinft 5uiammen, mGbreno Der blrmn,c
Slllguit Die 9luimerflomfeit oeS Eubli.
tumS ablenft.
Gin Shimmel NIT flingenoen
St)cllcn trobt Jest mic ein 3arllllel.
pfcro IN Der Waneoe berltm, lnh Der
SonQlcur ollf ieinem Hiifen bcginnt
nit &llgeln nnO 9ed)ern 81 ipillen.
Scr Glteitc 9ruocr Yierrc idilt nno
illlft nod inlmer I'M Stou. no Gnlil
@obmc oiif benz Strpb nlls1eitredt
liegt. Gr bort ober nid)t, iuas CT ingt.
nhtct olld) niht ourort baB Der. 81.
rcttOr linn linen StpB nit Dem Heit.
iticiel giebt ooer rab bic Srou 9iref.
tor linn nit eincnl Sflpomm Dos
Nntlib beielld,tet. Nur Noio's, Der
Acknowledgment ireftprstod)ttr, ld)nor.
&C Mu9cn licht er ,ilcn Miigcnblid
iibcr lid, lno l1d)clt ibncn SIT. gr
ipiirt FAINT ben Shmcrs in Der
Sdultcr - iinoct MIR, BOP CT golS
gut licDt, uls lieac CT 5ipilden @o.
d)en mnb Shlnfcn bnbeim IN leinenl
@ett mo trGltmc. 81 fonlnlt sic
Miltter - tic bcii9t lid iibcr i'm, mic
lie eS in often Sa9cn getbon bate =
bic. Wlltter nit Dem miiocn @eiid)t
iino Den glltcn Mllgen - mn Damn
iiebt CT Die Sdnueiter, bic @cipielell,
Die Sfnlfreunbc. Die gan5c fleinc
Stobt, unb iett bort er bic airherl.
oloden, Die ben Sonntog cinlGllte-
|. emil lag i'm ticien Gnnfcl -
mibtc nidt, no CT tpor. crinnerte iid)
beiien nid)t. iuos geid)cben mar. Ger
cine Mrm ifmerste obcr linb i'm frpr
ilt Dem biinnen Srieot. Sein &opi
lag aui eincm borten aiiien, lnb
fiber i'm ,por einc Tede gebreitet.
Inter iid) bate er MIR Strob.
@enn er lllr aliflteben fonntc! 81
mar obcr ain eall5cn &orper mie ser
iflngcn. Gr ucriud)te, bas Sunfcl
su burd)briilgerl, pcrmlod)te es inbei-
len nid)t. Gin idiuades &lirren
orang al icin Sbr lpie bon Eieroerl
Die NIT biinnen Giienfetten roiielten
Cirrus. Scst crinncrtc er iid). 81
mar gefallen, bottc iid Sen Mrm per.
lest ober gar ~gebrod)en. @o narer
Die 2eute nber mir g%ebliebcn. 81
bortc feiiien bon linen.
@eSbaIb mar CIR aber MIR fcblge'
ipriuneen = CT bate eineil = Elm @e,
iid)t ans Der &ciniatb eeieben, Dos
ibn periuirrt geniod)t bate, meil cS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-26

rcid)t, 10 begol1n Die Mrbcit nit Der
Spibbude, Die abcr bolO micorr lpea4
gelcgt mltrOe, menll man nuf cillcll
nellen Vlof gcitoBen mar. SIS begnlll
Die oft iiberans idJlpierigc @ebllng
bcS neuell TltnbcS, Die ItctS cine
groBe 3abl Nellgieri1er olts Dem be.
%nod)borter 2rror berbeiiiibrtc. Wit
Strifen iltd)te man ben &oloB i'm
@aiier iort5ubcmegen, Die Nrbciter
bilbeten cine lall0e Settle, oft ober
r,,tld)tel e.oltS olf 0cI, idlammigcil
Sreltern, ole Mfiihc lpor Dam, pergc-
bens gemeicn ltuO Die Steinmoiie ficl
III bos Grandmother 5uriid. @elong
ober Der Tiid5uo Damn fam Der gro
&c Nhigcnblif Der Heinigllng fir Die
nelte Stotuc. Tleibigc SGnoc hit
id)en ihr bcl, &orpcr, trodleten i'm
nit ShmGmnen, rieben ihn blanf II.
i1 weniger oils fiiuf Minitten mrrrbeu
Die 3iige c%rfennbur lllo Die Snldrii-
ten lcSbar, mo MAJ, erfltbr bon Den
o%l1ipelerben 8clebrten, boB Der Hell.
gefunoene Der Sobeprieiter Hamiess
Natboniton clis Der 20. Spnoitir oOer
Der Serr Nnofbotli aus Der 80. On
noitic luar. Phi 1bnlidc @eiie iinb
il Den lestc1 bier @intern rlid)t he
niger oils 700 Statilen in 'Steir,
nlebr dis 10000 @erfc aus 9ron5e
aus Dem @runbmuiier Der Sempel
BON &ornof on oas 2idt 9e5ogen
nprbell. SIS iino p%ollIt1nbige Sta
t,len mo @rudltiife, @iiiten &orpcr
obnc &opf. &opie pbne Truupf So.
len, olf beilen MIR Die SiiBe nod cr-
balten iino, tbronenbe Yboraonert,
ltebenoe a%onigihncn. Yriciter beSslnl-
mon, Yrinatleute, nelde Mobelle bon
Iaempeln ODER 8otter Stotretten in
Ben Sanbelt boltei, IN fnierber,
Liitenoer Stellung, aus &nlfiteir,
ihpor5em obcr rotbem 8ranit, aus
gelbem oher rotbem Sanbiteim, ans
[griinem Warmor, g%Iabalter, ,ei1
aap5es iteincrnes Solf, 1pelfeS gum
2idte Suriidfebrte, uno Shiit PC.
gebrt IN ben 8allerieu Der Muiee'n.
Seenoct lit Die gr6eit nod) nidJt. Sic
Sdwierigfeiten mod)ien naturgcmG6
NIT Dem Gororillgen ut oie Tiefe. Gi'
ne Sanpfpumpe fGnpft ictt gegcn
bos @rinoiuaiier oil. God iibcrbli-
den last iid) id)on o%nnGbcrno oaS &C.
iuonnene glGli5clloe GrgebniB.
@eriiie.n. - Ir5t: nNilit Ser
Wiiuer, bo6en Sic idolt nit Der
9idt, Die id Sbnen p%erorbnets: @e-
Der @eiL 9ier, nod Shnapps 81
trinfen nnb MIR iebr nenig ST elicll
ipdbrenb Der Iouer zines Wonats,
angefanaen?" Miiller: nNsin,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-04

Pensacola is to have solid con-
crete, freproof school buildtns-the
first hre-proof school building in the
city and the first concrete PzbIic
building in Florida.
The question OF the long delayed
high school building, the foundation
of which was laid on East Fill nearly
two years ago, has finally been Get
tied, with the result that Pensacola
will now take the first step toward
putting her school buildings on a
plane with the modern school equip
ment of other cities.
The school board, composed OF
Chairman F. 2. Brawner, d. ]. Hayes
and ]. w. Crary yesterday completed
all of the details OF this contract and
the @. II. Turner Construction Com
psny will at once enter upoQ the
work
1t has been a problem with the
board for some time as to how this
new school building, was to be cefn-
pleted to be Of any use in relieving
the congestion of the city schools
during the coming year. The original
contract provided for wood build
ing, but as the specifications were
not In accordance with the city
be abandoned. This threw all plans
further behind than ever.
II was found on investigation, how
ever, that a freproof building could
be erected Just as qnick and even
cheaper than a wood building, and
the board win save from $500 to ST.
900 on Il. The original contract call
ed for $4,000, but the concrete
building will cost but $500, and
possibly even less. This is exclusive
Of plumbing, sewerage, lights, steam
heat fire escapes, etc., all OF which
will cost about $1,000 more, making
the total cost about $24, 500.
The floor plans are practically the
same as the original plans. There
will be eight class rooms, an audi
forum seating 300 people that can
be used as a class room when neces-
sary, book room, and a boys lava
tory and a girls 1avatory.
The school is located just one
block from the nearest city sewer and
the school board will try to get the
city to extend the sewer that far.
thus saving some 5000 to the school
on that account.
Chairman Brawner and the board
feel very much elated over the soIu-
ton Of what at one time appeared to
be a very difficult problem, and they
have good reason to feel gratified
over the result.
AT time when Pensacola is get
ting a good start on modern build
iRgs both public and private, with
sidewalks, street pavements, and
other public improvements. 1t Is
highly fitting that a start should also
be made on 1reproof school build
| ings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-04
Cotton Mill Cashier
Short i'm His Accounts

parently had never been cashe6
Harris was this afternoon placed
under guard at a local hotel. He said
that there has been no misapprOpri-
alton, but that except to maintain
that clerical errors will account for
the entire deficiency, if any, he will
make no statement until the account
ants have finished their work. The
accountants say that the books are
in such shape that it may require
several DAYS TO go through them
Harris is worshipful master Of the
local Masonic lodge and formerly
was a member of the local Pythian
lodge. He is IS years old and was
married a few months ago. His
friends today are standing by him
and offering their support If 1t shall
be needed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-04
HIDE SCHEDULE IS
TO BE CORRECTED
1T WILL BE HANDLED IN A CON-
CURRENT RESOLUTION, AND BY
THIS MEANS THE SUPPORT OF
THE WESTERN SENATORS HAS
BEEN sEcURED-TAFT JOINS
CAMPAIGN TO BRING. ABOUT
AN EARLY VOTE.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, August 3.-Opposftion
to the tariff report seems TO have
collapsed when Senator Magoon
agreed to vote on the measure
Thursday afternoon. After the agree
ment to this effect none of the sena-
tors were inclined to speak and an
early adjournment was taken. Lack
of interest N the proceedings was
evident today, caused by the agree
ment of the western senators to
vote for the report, and 10 correct
the aide and leather schedule by a
concurrent resolution to be acted on
separately.
The concurrent resolution which
has been agreed on will make du-
table at ten per cent boots and
shoes, the upper leather Of which is
made chiefly from hides, including
calf stains. A similar change will be
made on harness and saddlery.
Culberson, of Texas, announced
that he would seek to- amend the
concurrent resolution, putting cotton
bagging on the free list.
Announcing he would not vote for
the report, Clapp spoke denouncing
1t, and McCumber spoke briefly. sup
porting 1t. It is said Taft has Joined
in the campaign TO brtDt the ques-
tion to an early vote.
The senate adjourned until noon
tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-04
PENSACOLA TO HAVE A
SOLID CONCRETE, FIRE
PROOF SCHOOL BUILDING
TO THE
TARIFF REPORT SEEMS
TO HAVE COLLAPSED
A. V. CLUBS SAYS
REMOVE CAR TRACKS

Editor Pensacola
o
towards beautifying Palafox
all spared
middle Wright
sections
Building
being
&
a
of h city hat give fberaI
By all have q City Is
for
". CLUBBs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-04
FLOTILLA Of
SUBMARINES
1T CAV|TE,P.I.
NAVY DEPARTMENT IS ASSEM-
BLING THEM THERE FOR DE-
FENsIVE PURPosEs-WILL BE
COMPOSED OF EIGHT VESSELS.
Nv Associated Press.

Washington, August 3.-Plans OF
the navy department contemplate
large and efficient hOtilla of subma-
rine torpedo boats for defensive pur-
poses at the United States naval sta
ton at Cavite, Philippine Islands. Al
ready two Of the vessels are there
and before long the 1otilla will De
composed of eight such vessels. Two
are now on the first stage of their
long VOYAGE to the Philippines, on
hoard the collier Caesar, going via
the Suez canal from Boston. TWO
more are ready at San Francisco,
where two additional ones are in
course of construction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-04
RUSE
CAUSES MOORS
4 HEAVY LOSS
CAUGHT IN TRAP AND FIRED
UPON FROM SEA AND FORTS.
MoORS RETREAT IN DISORDER,
LEAVING MANY DEAD.
BY Associated Press.

Madrid, August "a Spanish ruse
at Melilla caused the Moors a large
loss. Seven battallions moved to-
ward the Moorish position and the
battleship Numancia moved down to-
ward the coast to take the enemy in
the rear. The Moors advanced, were
caught between the fire of the bat
tleship and heavy guns at the fort,
and retreated in disorder, many
being killed.
The Moors attacked a block house
being erected and were repuised.
A balloon sent up today observed
thousands Of MOOrs preparing for
battle.
Tranquility reigns throughout
Spain and all riotings have ceased.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-04
ATTEMPT MADE
To WRECK TRAIN
WITH $4,000
EXPRESS CARRYING IMMENSE
AMOUNT OF GOLD BULLION
HAS NARROW ESCAPE NEAR
CRAWFORD, NEB.
BY Associated Press

Crawford, Neb., Aug. 3.-What is
believed to have been an attempt to
wreck a Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy passenger train for robbery,
was frustrated today by Engineer
Wade, who stopped the train only a
few feet away from an obstruction of
steel rails It is said the express
contained S25O,OOO in gold bullion
billed to New York City.
Chris Berger, a farmer found near
by a searching party from the train,
was taken into Alliance, where he
was placed in Jail. Berger. who
claims to have had nothing to do with
the Job, has a badly torn arm, caused,
he says, by the accidental discharge
OF a shot gun.
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BY Associates Press.

Atlanta, Ga. August 3.-Four law
yers, q sheriff, five or six OF his depu-
ties, a negro woman an a learned
Judge are tangled in an argument
over. one yellow dog for which a writ
of habeas corpus was sworn out here
today. The dog is known as Wilbur
and is held as 2 witness in an as
sauIt case. The animal is believed TO
be the one who was with William
Webb, a negro, when he assaulted
Mrs. Exa Brown, a young white W.
man. Webb narrowly escaped lynch
ing. The victim identified the dog
and the state ordered the dog locked
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Atlanta Lawyers Scrap
Over a MOngreI Dog

up until the trial when he viii be
expected to identify WEBB, by run
ming uD to him in court.
Grace Davis, neGress friend OF
Webb, owns the dog and she hired
lawyers to get the dog out. The Pc
tition recites that Grace is a female
of the genus Africdnus", that she IS
the owner Of the dog, that the sherir
Illegally restrained the dog OF his
liberty by means OF a hempen rope
and ties one end to a bar. The Pc
tition further declares that the
aforesaid canine is of a tender age.
under six years, is uneducated and
knows nothing of the solemntty &
nature Of an oath"