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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

6erien. Sans Geflt por Mattb. 10,
1876. Sioen Dor 0roet frit til
'4fifeo.
3ro0s ben itprfe 8arme par Sir.
fen pei fpGOt til aae W6oerne og
u0en for par Der JON Gegel iamlet
en- itsrre Slot, Iom life fun0e faa
8laos / airfen. 8eo airfens geIt-
ii6e bar nemIig nnbragt ct Slngs
8elt. 0aar @inouerne ina bar nab.
neOe. LOB oct fig nof gre at bbre
Oerfra. We0 SeniDn til Ns0ets
StSrreIie bleo BET iogt al Baitor
6. 3. Gbriitinnien, at n9It ing.
oomsmeoet / Gacine, SenOag 81
t~ermioOog un0er 4orsm60et par
bette oct itsrite ltngoomsmsoe, iom
Oi bar bait.
90 al Grgiterne u%otnlte, at bet
bar flere aar, ii0en De boooe o9ret
meO til ct Meoe, bpor @uOs aan0
ioa oabenbort uirfeoe me0.
81 mprfeoe, at 9erren Oeo Or.
oct og Aan0en orog ItGrft manages
6ierter. Og life ioo foa oor | gtsO
oper oeres Spno fgr Ngbet Int.
te6e. Gnfelte fit moaife taget oct
ltore afgsrenoe Sfri6t ira 96oen
til 2ioet. fra 5otons Magt til @u0
&. Sob. 3. IA, Zip. @. 26. 49,.
NogIe 0rog oeres Sci meo @I9ben
oDer NaoOen / ariitlls, = auore
me0 Sorg oOer oeres Spno, no9Ie,
og bel mango, ligegGo0e o9 u6e.
fpmreoe for oeres Sieles 5relie.
Cog. @u6 / Simlen foo o9ioo I'M.
Ser bette MsOe ct meoet aGporIigt
anl0 fomme til bber enfelt. 90
mango bar mprtet mu9tigere Gr9f-
ter emo benz, iom r6rer iig / 2ipet
borte ira 9erren. arefterne fra
@uos Hige | Oroet og Safromen.
terne.
Woa W60ets itore Heiultat bIioe
mango Of 0e unaes 5relie. @i ben.
ter saa Dor ltngoom. &erren pil
BRUCE pen.
lln0er belle Me0et ne6 ri @uos
8elii9nelie, babe legemlig og oon-
oelig. M%enie6eOen og llneoomsfor.
eningen uOoilte megen .@9itfribeo
og 8eloiaigbeo, og life minoit bleu
ser at gr9itefamilien nit megen
S~ms0efommenbeo og 9erligbeo.
Wan0ao Worgen 6leo ale De til.
~reiien0e, iom NOT bapoe oGret ONT
firing $50, forte til Stotionen, boor
ri iao after bar lomlet en- itor STA.
re % iang ySerrens 8enner ingen
Sin0e" o. !. D. 2iot ienere anfom
Soaet meo efstro go9n, buormeo ri
ina forloo 8ennerne / ct. Bouli
@enigbeo. Neo 1of til Serren og
Menneifer.
Streset oa inoienot efter Op.
for0ring.
s. e. G6riitionien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26
Nye Boyer.

Olfert &iears: arifns % hans WenS.
ehuoier oper relieisIt 5ialeIip Cps Of bibeIife
StifteIier oe Sptrin. Bris $1.10.
6. 8. $et.ri.u: Spas ies siftercse min. Ssnfirmanser.
Sopebpunftecne Ben fritne gsrneIaroom forte
tontrete S9tninser meo a~nitueIise gfs.nnpler ira Sibe.
len % Nenneiteliuet. SO Sioer .25.
SIR. gsHss: Mlpernes 5srael.
On Lille acknowledgements meo II SIluitraicner.
tO1 Sioer. 10.
Asolpb RouaS: Cub or S~erlisbes.
On Rpfte Praoifener operIatte al n. Cabot. ct
Orb rette Iio ON arHteioommen I'll r6e oanreoe bldnSt
Sens s%orogt-re". 100 Sibsr. 80.
Gaml Cibenbnra: @aa til slisrs.
Ct Orb til unae. 20 S:ser .O5.
!. y. Rrscr: ct hcIIiat 5smptI.
Gosle OrO ii unss RanO ON aenbeh. 10 siber. .O5.
&. 4. SaulrH. Ser nasr ffrsse."-
geileonins til giSeIIGsnins for bpsr ras aarst
1910. logipet al airIelil 5crerinG iot Ar 9ssre Nif.
fion Ianniart. 80 siSer. 10.
Or. Torres SaIer til Wubs Esssrbsisert.
SoISis geroen Ou,r for srbribere SUBS 9ias. autoriie-
ret CpsriGtteIis ueb sntcn eaft. 81 Siber 90.
csnifh sHik. FabT essis,
sIair. Rsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26
9DGrge paa gp @ninea.
6n ens,Iif OpOasclicSrejic.

Iii Heuters Bureau er inole6et
W}eooelelier ira en- en9elif Gfspe-
Oition, Der UNDER 2eoelie al Orni-
t6olo9en Mr. @oo0feaom for 8ioen
er paa Opoo9eliesreiie / Den britt
lie Del al 9fp @uinea.
Gf5pe0itionen, Der oprin0elig be-
Itoo al 6 gnglpnOere meo en- gS-
forte al @burfaer, bar taget lit
ll09angspunft ira Mun0ingen al
0iinifa- 5Iooen / 5oaatoif 1p Sui
ltea og er Oeriro trenst inc / Can
oct. Zen bar bait ooerorOentIi9 ito
re 8anifeligbe0er at fpmpe meb,
i0et alimaet er meget liunot og
De Snofs0te lunife og forr9oerife.
st al Gfspeoitionens Meolemmer,
Utr. Stalter, er omfommen, ioet
ban paa Ell uioenifobelig lloflugt,
ban fortog alere, elf oilo og oruf-
neoe; ct anoet Neolem, Wr. Short
ridge, bar maattet oen0e bjem poa
8runo al SDg0om o9 Ell nf 8bur.
faertte er 0gb nf Sober. Wr. Stol.
fer oil blipe eritattet al Ell anoen
8i0enifabsmano, Mr. Glauo Grant,
Der for Sioen befinoer iig paa To
reiien til Np Guinea. og Mr. Effort
ridge oil pannp lutte zig til @fS.
petitioner, iaa mart ban er raif.
@fspeoitionen bar giort forfeit
lige %interesiante Opoagelier og er
bG. a. iteOt paa en- Stonme al
Operge. @erom berettes islgenOe:
9aptain RamIing foretog en- Dag
en- llofIngt, Ieoiaget al noele SnO.
fs0te. Man fanot Spor al oanife
imoa MerneIfefsooer, og peo at
fslge Dem fit man 2ie poa to
Op9rge, Der flpgte0e me0 Itor Sur.
tiabeo, men iom oct Dog Ipffeoes
at inobente % fonge. Ge bar frDg-
telig nngit, o9 aaptain Hamling
babe meget onnifeIigt peo at be.
rolige Dem. De bar 4 500 8 Com.
mer beie og 9anife negne; fun ban.
De De Ell SlagS6jelm Of @res pon
SoDeoet og ct malt Stpffe Sfino
ON 2ioet. Ga oct bite Zig umuIigt
at naa nogen 5%oritoaelie meO Dem,
foo man Dem otter l6be. Senere
traf man ANDRE 9pnrge, men oe uar
ale meaet itp og bauge. Sroos De.
reg ringe SsiOe gioroe oe ct 9oot
Snotrpf oa par iGroeIes ueIpropor-
tionereoe.
De n~lrninoeIiae Snofeote - 3d.
puonerne bar giort gfspeoitio.
men itore grpoerier. 3 9eepnoelien
optroaote Oe meget Deficient. men
bite ZIG mart frGfte oa tpoaatiae.
og til iiOit 0reu De oct iao oiot. at
De plpnoreoe to aanoer. bpori en-
Del al gfspeoitionens ltOruitnina
befon0t ia. De bIep imiOIertiO tpun.
get til at aiDe oet rSueOe @oos til.
baae.
9lanOt Gfspe0itionens Reiultater
er Op6oaelien al to itore SIoOer
% tire @pen. beboeOe al SnoisOte
efspeoitionen. bpis eaentliae Sor.
mail er at trrnge irem til o. I'M.
Oerisae et urlOia. ufcuot @irra.
fr0e. .Jhe Snolu Wountains. or
imiOlertiO tommct Ill oct Reiultat
at oct oil bliur umuligt at bruce
@inifaT loOen iom @niis ueh Den
nioere 5remtrGnaeH Ger oil oerior
blior aniiiaet llnocrieaeIirr FOR At
iiuOe en- nnOen HloO ion beOre en-.
uer ia iii Sormaalrt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

DcIloeO OF. IS 0llulul ~ VI Gil
efstra 8oneoogr, iom BOG langt
fra funne rumule ungoomsfloffen
De sorige bIeo Der Dog 8laos for
paa Soget, ON emo fneben. Reiien
cit UNDER Sang og Somtale. I'm.
fommen til UNDERWOOD meote bi
flere fra ct. Bnuli Menigbeo, iom
tog in1oO oS og beo os oelfomwen.
@n Geffe 8ogne bof0t Der, reoe til
at beior0re os 6e 7 Mil no til Sir.
fen. Der Dnr 80 8ogne, iom nof
oae fit 9es. st on6et Cog fom
nemIig itrofs efter fra Council
BLUFFS, meO boilfet 8aitor &eeOe
og Suitru iamt en- Slot fra bans
MenigbeO onfom. 9petl. UNDERWOOD
bar operuelOet al 6or6anielie =
SEN er fun en- minore $50. Dean
tolte bit ON, bbaO Der mon fun6e
opre / Beien me0 Donlferne.
Meni96eoens Strife meo iomt
Brpiteboli9 ligger 7 Mil Norooeit
fra nGonte 9p. ltO ooer 8afferne
ruIeoe ino oct enc ltore 99S al
rnge Menneifer efter set anOet. Gn
BELLA Sltr Dor BET. 8i 6leb ioa oelt
omfring | Siemmene, iom 5eitfrit
Ito0 onbne for oS. "a ri naaeoe
&irfen, trof ri Yuitor g. Wt. Be.
terien, ion boDoe en- tf-12 al De
unge meo fra iinQtenig6eo / Woor.
bead. Senere fom Boitor ". Sc.
Nielien ira Socfionbiae, iom og-
iaa bap0e en- Slot llnge meO, nogle
bnooe ira Sorlan og Sa%efionoiae.
STR. Sfops9tielien, Dor 8eitgrer for
8iibl. Souie, par Der meo ct goOt
llooolg al 9eger, i9rIig pasien0e
for llngoommen. DIN 5reoogen
TOM 8aitor elias BrSoenien fra
Coulter, iom 10 er MeOlem al ling.
6omsnooalget. Eli Steoe bar iaa.
leoeS: 8rpIterne g. 3. Gbriitian.
ier, ;. .. Gbriitianien, 5. q. See
De, 8. 6. Senien, ID. %. SersilO,
81. ID. 0ieIien, s. Gielien, 6. 8rb.
oenien, 5. geoerien og y. %. Be
terien.
Set bar ct mutt Steo for ling
Oommen at iamIes paa.
6oran BrGiteboli9en er en- bel
peoligebolOt 6ope meO @rpSplene,
glomiterbeoe, Greer og @an9e,
iom alt blep goot afbenpttet UNDER
WeOet. Serlig isinefaloen0e er
Menigbeoens me, itilfulOe Strife.
@aereoe tlere Nil borte ier man
oens bsie, ilanfe Spir. Og lmlif er
4irfen baa6e u~openoig og inopen.
dig. lln0er airfen bapes Ell arppt.
Ser ipiite belle 5oriamlingen til
Miooag og life iaa faa til aften,
buer Gag UNDER Nsoet. Der par
Glaos til 70 40 @a1gen. Senoog
Miooog bar Der 6enpeo 500, JONI
bleu beipiit. @eo Msoet Eorsoag
aften talte unoertegneoe ouer Anb.
3, 20. 5reoag 5ormiooag par Der
Observation-Disclosures peo 8aitor9l.
80. Rielien. San pre0ifeOe ouer
Mott9. 90, 20-2S.
Den Gags gftermi0Ooe bleu @ni.
net olloleneiel" inoIeoet al Baitor
$. 8. Senior meo Gom. s, % iom
Srun0lae, buorefter Der iulgte
Drsftelie al gmnet.
SEQ Meoet ON Mftenen talte
gr9iterue 5. g. Seeoe og Sb. q.
Sersllo, D~enDoloSots ooer WtdftD
IA, 1871 oe Sob. 10, 4.
2sroag 8ormiooag bar Der
Sfriftemaal al Steoets Brett.
Sans Sefit bar SaIme Sc, II.
goitor 3. %. 9eterien prroi-
teOe oernrit oper Sebr. II. t-6.
Oct bar goot at lie iaa flor en- Slot
al bore ulge gna op til Raooer.
6oroet.
6oruoen Steoets 9rGit 8aitor $.
RieIien tiente Galtor q. %. 0iel.
len oeo Raoperbor0et
geo Rsoet ON eftermiooagen
blcp Gmnet p2e0euOe9grelien" inc.
Ieoet al unoertegneOe. emnet bleo
ii0en orsftet Get par beitemt, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

LIZ W uullottib Hitt lepO ohh eRt"'
lens Slnsier er oabne, foar ben en-
teIte DOG ineen oirfelie 8eliigneIie,
me6 minOre ban efter Serrens Orb
er silig og lDoig.
5reong Gftermi0one, Mi3iions.
~foreorog af unoertegneOe ober gm.
net vSnOre Misiion". Seq ooIgte
JON 9efit: Zen, iom life bar On.
iorg for fine egne o9 melt for fine
Snsfolt. bar fornpgtet Eroen % er
oerre END Ell 8antro."
Seq fltnOe oo6t boue Chit til Der
at sioe belle 6oreoraget men oct
ismmer Jig 10 nnppe, og ieg neieS
0erfor meO at reierere felgenoe: sos
mosoe MeHneifer iiooer Siertet
aonoelig tolt, / f~orfert SIDE =,
6iertet iloor parmt for mangt %
meget / 9eoningemisiion, 9armbier.
tiekeosonltolter, Sfoler og me9et
onoet pao Ifltono; men ben Reo
= %annoelig o9 timelig = JON Zig.
ger lige for Dor Dsr, rerer man life
meo en- Singer. Get faloer man at
bape Siertet / f~orfert SIDE, og oct
bringer Dg6.
Ssr6ng 5ormi0oa9. Boit. Sport.
'oong pr9oifeoe oper PIP. g.. 3, +
10.
10 9lpoitler = 9erligbeoens 90
srosns Mpoltet - eif op til 8emp.
let for at beoe. 6roen og aprlig.
be0en ma fBlges 40 til SUBS $ns.
Sfnl on naa biem til 9imlen,
roo on ppre meo | 8eoeitln0en -
for st ere % tilbeoe @uO, for at
poopirfe andre til at gao iomme
Bel for at oil ielo moo oofie |
Gaooen.
4sr0og GitermiOoag inOlcOeoe
gsitor ailoiiB gmnet: SenOebreuet
til Nenigbeoen / 9oooicea. SnoIeO.
pinoen bar goo og flnr. SamtaIen,
iom poofulgte, bauoe en- Gel al
inmme gobe ggenifa6er; men meo
SibeieliQbeoer / Getning al at ifeie
no fra 9efiten og at blioe bIoffet.
1rinitatis Wenigbe6 og BrGit
inobso til nGite areosmeoe / 0a.
gene ira II. til 20. Rop.
Snobpoelien moStoges. oe @mnet
for Wsoet bliper Hom. 10, 10.
San Tom Sen0agen og meo Jam.
me en- ganife itor 5~oriamlino, o9.
ina fra Rabomeni9beoern, airfen
funoe ben Tag life nPr rlimme olle
Der snifeoe at bore. ON 6ormio.
ooeen @uOstieneite meo NIterenng.
Soisr @ertien boIot Sfrifttale, os
uroertegneoe prPoifeoe.
Om Gftermiooagen SIutningsms.
De, bbor gr9iterne ailoiig og Gisaer
taIte, Here andre ct lille M~fifeosoro.
Goa er Ns0et Iluttet, % Oi for.
Ioo.r @etboniu Menigbeo me6 .Sat
for Somopr. Oct gl9oeoe mig at
ie, at 5 bap0e giort ier Image
fbr al fno eoers airfe til at ie porn
NO, % BET bar lpffe0es for eoer. Gao
iaa @erren oanne Sierterne til en-
ifsn 9oIig for iig.
81 p~naIfsnner ogian og flyer Cat
for @nitfribeb o9 oen go6e Op.
sartning, pi bor 8enitano for. Ser
funoe maaife meo noeen Net peees
pnn en- Sell, mango beeaor, naar De
reiie til fnaoanne Msoer = life
at inomelbe iig.
Com for iagt bar Der rigtie man.
go iremmeoe ON S6noaeen, oe BET
aif oaiaa riotie ooot meo at faa
Dem beIpiit, men 0et bar oisielie
life eoers SfpI6, Tom fom uoen at
inomeloe ier.
Ger bar niIt fiin en- - bsieit to
Of belle ben itore 6lof, iom banoe
oiort iig Sen Image at inomeloe
fg.
Stfe innot. nGite Sang inonel-
ter si os aae.
thien meS Tof for Samopr.
Ssers 3ieIs 9nmfoo,
6re0iens Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

NiAAINh AJNhAe fAItpA - ~ w
len peo Raoperbor0et.
geo Reoet ON eftermiooagen
blep emnet g2eDeu0eg6relien" ino-
Ieoet al unoertegneOe, emnet bleD
iioen o~rsitet. Get par beitemt, at
Ger iiItet Ms0e ifilloe boI0es 9sr.
oaq Niten. men flere begGreoe at
ser maatte bIipe MsOe. ioa Der
bIeu. @eO bette MsOa bIeu Ger al.
laat frie gionesbpro al prGiterne
$. 9. Semen y. 81 8eierien og
Is. grsDenien.
Senoaa 6%ormioooa bleU Der
bolot Observation-Disclosures al pa.
tor 6 Prsoenien. San prroifeSr
ouer Wf 70. i7-27. geo Oeuns
@nOstieucite bIco Der ~oiieret Oi.
ferret blco $3.50 auitteriuaen | 9ln-
Oene oil pfc. bpor Oiieret aaor til.
Smoaa GitcrmiONaa prrOiIeoe
Paitor Is q 9briitinnien ourr +.
aor. Is. 70. buoreiter HFoi. e.
4. N0nien. Tom mn oaina oar foul.
men. torieIia taIie ct Orb Tor Go.
len.
' zmAaa aiien iaIie paiior De.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14

:by the antics of Mary Candlemas,
who refused to stand at the barrier,
and when the starter got her quiet
Dry Dollar began to cut up. After ii
delay of two minutes Starter Tribe
finally got them in alignment and the
field was sent away to a good start
with Dry Dollar showing in front.
After going the first quarter Dry Dol
lar never gave his hackers any I'M
easiness, going under the wire win
ner by four lengths eased up, while
The Ram annexed the place by half a
length from Mary Candlemas.
Pho Pico Wins Again.
Pho Pico was the public choice for
the last race at six furlongs and it
took the best that was in him to take
the race from the we'll played Beth
Goodwin, and had the latter got off
on any where like even terms she
would have won the race. Sallie Saw
age, next to the faVorite, was liked
for the race, while Punky also re-
ceived considerable support from
those thinking, perhaps, the erratic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14

Carlos. These rooms OF the new no.
tel are fitted with rich hangings and
mahogany furnishings, and form the
most satisfactory place imaginable
for affairs in the nature of that which
occurred yesterday in honor of the
Matrons' club. Beautiful dropping
roses of every variety were used on
the tables, settler lemonade and
novelty minis being placed con-
yeniently during the games, Miss
Kahn, of Montgomery, Alabama,
Miss Rosenau, of Louisville, KY,
were guests of the club, Miss Rose
nau winning the guest prize, pair
of silver sewing scissors, Mrs. Dan
Oppenheimer capturing first honors,
a handsome parasol, and Mrs. Ike
Hilbron the consolation, a silver vase.
After the games, two courses, a hot
course and a coffee course, were serv-
ed. The Young Matrons," who are
an attractive beyy of women, were
all especially pretty in their fresh
spring costumes, and Mrs. Elkan, as
hostess, was radiant, as she always is,
in a dainty trailing gown of soft white
lingerie. The next meeting Of the
club will be with Mrs. L. Hirsch-
man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14

son of Commando would get away
from the post. Shortly before post
time the wise fish began to come in
from the paddock and they settled
on Beth Goodwin to turn the trick
and began to set it in on her. At
post time the mare was played from
her opening price of four to one I'M
til three was the best to be had when
the off-bell rang. A delay Of nearly
five minutes was OccasiOned by
Punky, who refused to break and af-
ter considerable patience of Starter
Tribe the field was let go to good
start. Sallie Savage showed the
most early speed and it looked in the
early part of the race that she would
make a runaway race of it. Going
the first quarter she opened up a
gap of three lengths and was appar-
emily going easy when Pho Pico, com
ing up on the outside, raced her into
defeat. Beth Goodwin, coming with a
Debated rush at the finish, outgamed
Sallie Savage for the place by d
nose.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
THE CIVIC LEAGUE CONSIDERS
IMPORTANT PLANS,

The Civic League held fine meet
ing yesterday at the Y. NJ. c. A. par
lors, and among the important mat
ters which came up for discussion
was the federation of women's clubs,
in which the league is vitality inter
ested at present. 1t is the desire of
the Civic League to secure a Juvenile
court for Pensacola, a compulsory
education law, to place sewing and
cooking in the schools, and to furth-
er the plans of the Waterways con-
vention.
1t was decided yesterday to ask
the president of each club of the city
to appoint five delegates to attend
the first meeting of the federation
council which is to occur at o'clock
next Wednesday at the Y. NJ. c. A.
These delegates should either be Off
GERS or members at large of the vari-
Gus clubs, and the president of each
of the clubs must be among the five.
Election Of officers will take place
at this first meeting of the council.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
IN HONOR OF
ADMIRAL YOUNG.

One of the most impressive events
which have occurred for many years
at the post was witnessed yesterday
afternoon, when Admiral Young, ac-
companied by the Navy Yard officers,
returned the official call made by
Colonel Allen and his officers on
Tuesday.
The party arrived on one of the
government launches, salute being
fired in their honor by the Twentieth
company, in charge of Lieutenant
Richardson. A parade and a review
were other features of the afternoon,
a reception occurring later at the
quarters of Colonel Allen, where
music was furnished by the band, and
where the ladies of the Yard and
post appeared. This exchange of So
cial courtesies between the official
corps at the Yard and the post, in
fact, proved one Of the most beauti-
full as well as most impressive of
events, the occasion, of course, being
one for full dress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
MRS. J, c. WATSON
ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. J. c. Watson was hostess at a
delightful bay party yesterday, which
was given in honor of Miss Baldwin
and Miss Hill, who are here from
Montgomery as guests of Miss Mer-
cedes Saltmarsh. The day passed
pleasantly, the ride on the bay being
followed by a visit to the island,
where a delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Watson, who is well known for
her clever hospitality, succeeded in
entertaining these fortunate visitors
in the happiest manner possible, and
in a way which will long, be treasured
in the memories of the honorees OF
the pretty occasion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
AT THE FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH TONIGHT.

There will be a special service for
the children tonight at the First
Christian church, the older people, OF
course, being invited to be present.
Each child is requested to bring a
tack, nail, or a railroad spike, and
the Rev. Mr.. Roberts will explain
why" and what for" tonight. A
new lot has been purchased by the
church located at the corner OF
Seventh avenue and Gadsden street,
where a tabernacle will be erected i'm
mediately, and where it is hoped the
meeting of next Sunday night will oc-
cur. Preparations are being made to
build larger structure on the
grounds in the near future, and the
Christian people are being con-
graduated on their push and enter
prise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
Some Very Pretty Names.

Here are some names taken from 8
jury list in 1858, the year in which
Richard Cromwell succeeded his ia.
Their as protector Of England: Faint
Not Hewitt, Redeemed Compton,
stand-F ast-on- the-High Singer, Be,
Courteous Cole, Search-the-Scriptures
Moreton, Kill-Sin Pimple. BeFaithful
Joiner. Observation-Disclosures
White, More-Fruir Flower, Weep-Nos
Billing, Repentance Avis and SO on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
RECEPTION
ON THE 10Th,

The committee to receive at the
farewell reception given by the ladies
! of the First Baptist church to the
Rev, Mr.. It. M. Galloway and wife
next Wednesday night at $3.50 to
1890 is as follows.
Mesdames Covington. Sampey and
Watson, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Senterfit and wife and Rev. Or. Rice
and wife.
The congregations Of both the East
Hill and West Hill Baptist churches
are cordially invited to worship with
the First church that night. After
the services the reception will be held
In the parlors and Sunday school
room. Refreshments will be serv-
ed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
MEETING OF THE SOCIAL
CARD CLUB POSTPONED

The regular meeting OF the Social
Card club will not occur tomorrow, on
account of the fact that the late Mrs.
VIM. Mabrie, whose funeral occurs to-
day, was an officer in the club. She
was a member we'll beloved for her
even disposition and pleasant ways,
and her death will be keenly felt
especially among this little band of
her friends
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
MRS. ELKAN ENTERTAINED
AT THE SAN CARLOS.

The Young Matrons' club has en-
joyed many lovely affairs during the
present season, but none have been
more ideal or more thoroughly de-
lightful than Mrs. Monroe Elkan's az.
fair which was given yesterday in
the private dining rooms of the San
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14

with pleasant social events. Their
dinner party, which was given in the
usual delightful manner for which
Mrs. Bailey is known, was made more
interesting by the fact that Admiral
and Mrs. Young were the guests of
honor. A number of other favored
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey were
also present. The dinner was an
elaborate course affair, the floral
decorations being exceptionally love
w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
The Southern Jockey Club
Extends Pensacola Dates
NehuIosus BY a Nose.

In one of the prettiest stretch
drives seen on a race track Jockey
D. Boland. who had the mount on
Nebulosus. managed to lift his mount
across the winning line by such
close margin that only the judges in
the stand could determine which was
the winner. Jack LaXsOn was a false
favorite put up by the layers. but the
public would have nothing to do with
the Dakota colt and pinned their faith
to the chances of Nebulosus and Our
Nugget. How well they were right
was shown by the running of the
race. Our Nugget jumped into the
lead after going a few yards and
opened up long lead. On the back
stretch Wrispen took a hold on the
pacemaker and raced her in front IN.
til the final turn in the run for the
wire After the field was straighten-
ed out for the final run Our Nugget
opened up lead of two lengths when
Bolan, on Nebulosus, made his run
and gradually wore down the lead of
the pacemaker and outgamed her in
the closing strides to win by a nose
Our Nugget had an advantage of four
lengths over Restless Lady for the
place. Jack Laxson, the favorite. ran
q dull race and finished fourth far out
of it.
Dry Dollar Wins Easily.
Dry Dollar, always the choice of the
specuIators in the fourth race. had
no trouble in disposing of the field
behind him after going the first
quarter. DIR. Crook and The Ram
were next fancied by the spectators
and they<Bere we'll played, but prin-
cipally for the short end OF the purse.
A delay at the post was occasioned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
MET AT BARRANCAS
LAST NIGHT,

A large number attended the meet
ing of the w. g. T. U. at Barrancas
last night, Mrs. M. E. Wilson being
in charge of the meeting as usual,
special musical numbers also proving
interesting. The meetings continue to
increase in interest.
The songs sung last night by Mrs.
Dupre and her talented little son,
Michael, proved especially pleasing to
the audience.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-14
DINNER DANCE AT
THE COUNTRY CLUB,

The third of the series of dinner
dances which is attracting so much
favorable attention at the Country
club among Pensacola society folk
will take place on Saturday night, and
a delightful time is in anticipation
Among the hostesses will be Mrs. T.
c. Watson, Mrs. w. NJ. Mcclellan, Mr.