davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Sr. Sannbro er Ell ualminoelig be-
gapet Saler. De, iont bar bert bam
/ Norge, omtaler bam iom Ell al De
beoite Be bar bert. San taller oglaa
ct fortrinligt Gngellf % boloer glers
ne fine Soreorag paa Grlgelit, bpor
man maatte enife BET.
s Nprge bar ban pGret ltbpre me-
get bcnpttet peo 6olfemooer, arbei-
Ocrafaoemier etc. San fan tale
pppulprt o. riuer fine Stlherere
nleo. Set er bans Wening at boloe
enbel 6oreoro9 unoer lit geieg Der
i Sonoet. San uil fomme til Seem
Oorf antogelig / @tioten al Warts
Wuuneo o. ifoi returllere / @e9pn'
oelicn al S5llli. De Soreningcr eller
Wcniabeoer iom maatte snIfe sore
braa al buhl bc0ea penligIt at ltnoer'
rette Sefretpren ior Sc Nor'fe Scls
itob inareit mlIig. San oil opbolOe
Tia / 2itcn BEN iioite Salpoa al
Wiarts Maane0 % fanife De Ierlte
Gaae i 9lpril. 0eriru gaar oa Net'
len peltoper.
San uil bcbonOle Sing p~eoreren'
DC Norge, iom pil p9re al ltor ST.
tcreSie. Sanoet& politiifc Spltem %
SiItorie, bporIcGc5 Sfolerrc orones
oa oripes, SauOcts Snouitrier, IL
nonlielle 5orhoIO oiu. oil anta9elIg
uogipre ct 6oreOrag. st anoet ptl
handle ON Rorgcs Saito % Solt,
@arnoomSminoer oip. San bar o8'
iau tpnft bpor man maattc en'fe Oct,
at bcIoe ct Sore0rag ON ilor't Slfe'
rotltr og Iono>liuet / Norse. Se,
iom bar fltlgt mcO / Sr. @anlbroS IL
terrre Irtitlcr / "Morgenblaoet" %
MISUNDERSTANDING" pil bloc, al
hans Spu poa Bigger % Hetntl19cr
/ 2iteratltren cr iunot. Ger er llep'
pe noge,, iom fienoer beSre til morn
9itercnlr emo ban. Spor Der tililoe
orronaeres Here Soreorag piloe Oct
ieritnppnte barre ubm9rfet at Tao
poa GnacIif ga andre Natloner %
ppr en~geliftoIcnoe lln9ocm oerpeT
funoe iaa ct forreft @egreb ON NOT
oes fric Suititutioner. NoromGnr
%bporiombclit uiIoe fiilite bGpe Jig be
tpoelia / line Mcoborgeres Zine pef
at aipe ocn InIconiug til at bore e
iaabant 6ore0rog.
Seme HCiie Qisres life for at tie
ne Ienge % ser bar blStil life o9re'
nrpnt ncaet ont Seoerlag; men oe'
flyer iis iclp, at man maa Jorge Tor
at hans llogiiter oGffes.
Sr. Sambro bar pGrct cit az o.
leoenoe ON life Sen leoeitSe blallo'
Sc Norompno / Ioree. iom bar trc
LA urbciSct Tor at fnptte @aaiioert'
mellem 3crSmrnS paa begge Stoe'
al Sapet. "a mar ban M folillilc'
poa @eieg, ioa err oct fiut Ell lllllpe
Yligt at hi oanoeIig talt meoer ban
paa @rpggcn meo besse grille no
raft for al bpNe BAN p%elfonnteil.
8iSIe 9otbne, 6crrn.
@aIoemarI ger, SER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Brand / Qleranorta.

gpen gleranbria, Winn., biem.
ieetes BEN 26oe Sebruar al en- ber'
ienbe S~Ibebrano, Ser lagoe Den fore
Starter & @unoerion 9locf os &aiter
brothers Sfobutif / Guiner %foraar.
iagenbe ct 8erbitab al $4,000.
glanot Sc, iom leo De iterite Sab, er
6. 3. Thumb % Statsienator 8.
8. @unberion. Sibitnepnte fit lit
2%opbibliotef, Der bapbe foitet $15,-
900, eoelagt. af be andre Sfaoe'
libte fan nppnes Or. 6. g. Cole
Or. Guuo, Or. Geo. Cites og Sag
fsrer sc. 2angsbauIe n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
en- merfelte
8rYaupsreiie.

sra Sem gorf berettes Den 2Soe
Sebruar: ct unet, npgift sGgte.
par, ben 20.aarise O.. u. Salsler
% Sen blot 10 aar gaule Mabel
g. @rioie, iom isaar blep pieoe
9rubens Sorelores Sjem
grunspicf, Ieip Seriep, ~tiltraaote
ieaa lin 9rplupsreiie ira Den ber'
prrenSe Gin SaI. 90 Den bill life
fommc til at bIi bare en- 9pitreiie,
for BEN fol bare | iamiuIbe fem
gar. Seller life bill Den fomme til
at Mi uoeluffenbe "SoeSebreos'
soae~, FOR / ale bisie fem aar bar
grubgommen iorplistet Jig til nSe'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Ootabelt SeioS.

"Horomanos 6orburoet" bill |
Gaar ienoe Ell Hepreientant beroper
for at intereSiere 9orOmpnoene her
for lloItiaingen 1911 % for at orr
goniiere Irbeioet.
llbienbingen bill blipe Sr. Gano.
6. s. Snmbro, Horomanos- 6orbnn'
bets p%elfienote SefretGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Dereens Sfibsbrdnina.

SIoDo5 He9tlter Dar llefop ORIENT
Iiggiort i'm 9eretning ON Sfibsbpg.
niugeu / De forifieIlige 2anoe / oct
f~orIsbre Iar.
9eretninaen bier bI. q. an.
toI oe tonnage al De SanoelSitibe
9aa 100 Son og berouer, iom cr
bpgget / 8eroertS furifieIlige 2aroe
/ 1912 og / en- Rrffe iore9aaenOe
Mar. Ser er fun taget Selipn til
9pggeiteoet, uanieet buiIfet Sano5
SanoeI$fIoabe Sfibcne fonmer til
Of tiIbere. SaaleoeS iolgte england
/ 1912 til iremmneoe Sanoe Sfibe
meo Ell inmIet Smlage al 7O4, 113
Gon, boorai 54,745 Con par SeiI'
ifibe.
Gen itrrfeite 6orsgeIic al i'm
SIaaoe fan irembeIeS Gn8IanO op.
piie. 3aar 6rabrag gierc$ for Sfi.
be, iom er ioIgt til uolanbet, % for
Sfibe, iom er tobt peb 6orltS, Sp.
bugning o.i.o., oiicr BET fig, Of bcn
engcIife SompifibSf IaaOe / 1912 er
forsaet nleo 10000 Son, meoel,$
SeiIltibiloaOen er aitoget mcO ont.
firing $1,000 Spn. NettoioregcIien
al belle SanbeI5iloaOCn uogipr iol.
gcIiQ $4,000 Con. 0ctte er Ell
itorrc IorogeIie emo / uogcn al &c
lloitc tire Iur. 5 1909 par Gil
pTrten lauere cn6 / noget on0ct Mar
/ Bette NurbmNrcoe, ioet Sen ga
Dor ue0e / 15O,6S6 Con. Sgiao /
1908 bar 6oregcIieu forbolo3pi8
ringe, nemlig 161 ,S73 Gon. 1ette
ma9re Iar fuIgte eiter bct gore Ior
1907, ba ben cn9eIife 1IaaOcS lam.
IeOe Gilbert beIeb Jig I'll 63O, 7O6
Son.
Set lees al gerctningen, at Ser.
belS iamIeoe Npbpgning al San.
NeIsifibe (paa 100 Gon og ocrorer)
bcIsb Jig iii 1,719 Sfibe poa iii.
iarmen 2,901 769 Con. @erai
bIep 712 Sfibe reprPienterenOe
I ,73S,5t4 Son, oItioa omtrent so
psf, bpgget / Gnglono. &piflono
inota9er 0er anoen BIoo5 meo 165
Stlbe pQa tiIiammen 375,317 Son;
bets 2lnOeI al %erbcu9 iomlcOe gh.
bp8ntng u0gier oItioa IS psf. Ge
tii'Oaren0e GoI Tor 0e Iorenc0e
Statcr er ia Sfibe paa tilionmen
2S4 ,223 Con, euer 9.SpGt. Ironf.
rig er 9tr. 4 meo 50 Sfibc paa
11O,734 Con o9 mco et InocI i
Geroen5 iomIeoc Npbp9ning al 3.S
PCT. Gereiter fommcr 5ouanO mcO
l12 Stibe poo 99,439 Gou cuer
343 pct, % &opon meO 16S Sti.
be poo ~tiIiammen $3.50 Gon.
ENGLAND inota8cr oIriao irenl0e.
les en- ubeitriot 6sreritiuing. Gog
Hor bets iorbOIoSpiie InocI al Ser.
OenS ionIeoe Sfib&bDgninQ ! en-.
teIte ttOIt8ere Aor onrct miterre. :
aaret 1911 bar oen iaoIcoeS opps
/ 68 PCT. @oa BEN anOen SIDE bar
grglanSs iorboIoSpiie Inoel / trpf-
fcroc Eioer oGrct ne0e / 80 pGt.
2pitlono$ forboIoapiie anoeI por,
iom nport, ifjor 10 pGt. = 1911
oar Den bare 81 psf, % / 1906.
iom nor en- Seifoujmrfturernc@ Sio.
rar BALLET BOG life beierc emo II
psf. s 1912 bar SpifIono iaaleSe:
iorbcoret i'm Stiaina betgoeIis. 6ol
Oe 6orencoe Stoters 9eofmmcn6t
par 6OrboIoet gunitigere emo
1911, Oa Sfibsbpgnutaen bar uie0
panIig riuge, ibet ben bare uogior0,
G12 psf. al @erben$ iamIe0e gtp
bpgning al Sanbelsifibe. Iette pal
ibgertialb en- itert SiIbngegang ir,
aaret 1910, oo oct tilicarm0e Ia
bar belle II PCT. 5ranfrisS Sfibs
bpahins por / 1912 iorboIospi
mirore emo | be TO foreaaenbe aar
mems Sollanbs relative anbeI / De
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
era uolanoet.

@Glbist Mrmebnbset. Gen franIfe
arigsmiuiiter iremlagbe / forrtge
uge / 1eputerctfamret fit Sprilag til
@rmebubget. Iet belsber Jig alt ialt
til life minore emo u9iten 100 Dtil-
lioner Collars - 500 Wfilliorer
5rancs - iii Sorngelie % 5cregel'
ie al ORNAMENTS og arigSmateriel"
Spor ifal oct BOG enbe?
NntomobilsS anbitternc / Taris,
en- farlig H%pperbanoe paa % Berlo-
rer, bar M fanet i'm Dom. Is fjeno-
tes ifploige, A osmtes til Gsoen peo
@uiaotine og IA iosmtes langparige
Seneielsitraife. @n bapbe begaaet
Selpmoro / SGngslet. elsie Ban
bitter bapoe fort Ell rent Sfrpfregi.
mente / Earis % nPrmeite Smeu.
De baube mproet, repet, plpnoret,
ituffet Suie ibrano og buieret iom
rene garbarer. Goliti og itore Sci.
litPraibelinger bapbe ct ipore Strpp
nreo at fatge Dem. HogIe al be p9r-
tie SeOere fit De life fat / paa anoen
Waooe enc peo at iprGnge Suiet, De
opbolot fig l. / 2uften meo Spnamit.
ct Tnr al Dem blep oengang or9bt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

rsrrrrp a, srcosp GAS s,rrER JUST lbrE 1903 At THK Posi-
orry AZ prcor,H, Iowa, UsBEH THr AG " CoseGrss or
k4scE s, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Sprfict bar M, lon fsr nppnt,
lneo Hllslano lom Meuemmano, err
flGret Jig uiuig til paanp at UNDER.
banole ON 6reo. Oct oil M opgipe
aorianopeI, men furlanger til 8ien'
gielo at 9renielinien ifal tr9ffes
ira Mtioia peo Sortebapet til Gnos
peo sggGerbapet. Otter bette oil
5prfiet beboIbe acknowledgements og
belle Marmoraiipen. gliIeariens iio-
tie arap gift oerimob iom befIenot no
paa, at 8reuielinIteu trpffes ira
Mioia peo Sortebapet til Hooolto
peo Warmoraiisen. Otter bette piloe
altiaa 8allipplibalpsen % bermeo
oen peitlige 2reo af Saroanelerltr9-
set eaa til Sulgarien. Ser ifal BOG
p9re sooe lloiister til, at Sulgarien
/ S~opeoiagen oil gaa ino paa Spr'
fiets iibite SiIbuo. S Silielbe al en-
Sperensfomlt, pil Sreosbetingelier-
ne i fine srope SrGf MI bIi unDertes-
net poa ieIpe Slagmarfen, ienere oil
en- irebSfcnierence / 2onoon orone
nieo aae 9etalier. &itSlanb ifal babe
erflrret fla imob Sulgariens Tro-
left ON ioriloen SanoafitaaeIien og-
laa at iorIause Ell itor fcntant Gr'
itatnina. - arigsoperationerne ~.
ncs of hare p9ret omtrent inbitiaei
Sc iioite Gage pea 8rltnb al llpeir
oa itrcns allIbe, Ser tar umuIissicri
hnrtiae gepGaelier. gne armeer II
Scr forierSelig | @interfiiIoen. aln
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Hrsnficeringen al Sinlano fore
gaar MI mere brlttalt END ~nogenltnoe.
Sirife Gmbeosmeno ~forfplges ipite-
matiii, foroi De operboloer % forlan.
ger o~Derbolot fit eget SANDS Sope.
Sinlcrlb er ligefrem operipsmmet al
rusiiife Spioner, Der for Oct nelte
beitnor al a~foanfeOe rusiilfe Folltl-
betierte. Se ilaor fig oa neo iom
"SSSnbpanbrere" / finite 9per, % ben
ruSiiife &egiering bar III meo e5a-
rens giaigelie tpllnget Sinlano til at
anerfienoe Dem iom finite 9orgere,
ifient bette itriber moo ben finite
@rrnolop. Sisie tclrige Sunbeam
brere" bar MI forlan9t - ielpielge'
lig efter Srore biemmefra - at Hls'
iiif ifal bruges / finife Sfoler og peo
ale offentlige Meber; oet er life NOT
at en- Gale oper cites til Hns-
tiff. 9ermeo err osiaa iinlfe Sorgere
afifaaret ira Otringsfribeo, for me-
get ioa fan tale Hltsiiif. Ilt bette
Ieoer til eilbeLeie Hetsforfslgelier, %
for nerperenoe iiooer life minore
e1o II iinife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |
r,1si;ife Sengsler, bpor De er'8ien~
itano for be perite Yompgclier. Cont
merne Bruno og Iorogren og Was
aiitraterne Strict oe Sebermann be-
bonbles iaalebes iom iinrple Sor.
.brpbere og nlaa goa / Sangeora9t.
aun en- Gang ON Waaneoen faar De
OF Ifripe biem,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
Wpitiifc 2ps pppe. Sfpernc ia

Wgitiifc 2gs pppc.i Sfpernc bar
i oct ienere peret iagttaget oper Gngs
LAMB, % oisie SpSninger enten De
mi er pirfelige eler bare 8alrtalis
fo'tre - tegner til at iflllle bli De
BRITTLE SfattepSere en- temmelig foIt'
bar Gff9re. Se paaitaaes nemltg at
ifripe fla ira fremmeoe Slppena'fts
ner % 2uftifibe, iom er ltDe paa
Speioertog, % De bar ielpfelgell9
lat itor SfrGf / mango. Saltalo la
Der be militpre Mtpnoigbeoer, ipm De
err poerli9 forIfrpffet ODER oisie mn
Itiife Segn paa Simmelen % forlan'
ger, at Der MI ifal bepilges Ferlge
til glnifaffelie al en- ltor, lterf brltllt
SllitflaaDe. "9aaoe Spiflalto og
Tronfrig pr / bette Stpffe langt,
Iangt foran o." i~friuer gtaior 9a-
ben-Eopen, "SpiflarD brltger III
21b Miaion Collars til me Sllrt'fts
be, % Sralltrlg bar allereoe llulfel
aontrafter for 7 me, itore Itprbare
M1litpr. 2u7tifibe mieo Ell Wlni'
mlnl5iart al 1872 Mil / Sime1."
So buao bar hi at iGtte op imoo alt
oette2 ipprger ban. Siepeiel til
Gnglano fam it9nges for aae, ionl
bar onot / Sinbe, met Seiene giens
nem 2llften Iigger aaben for enbper,
lon blot bar en- 6arfoit % ~fcrltaar
at malleprere ben. Seltm!arlfalf Soro
Huberts er en0tu mere alarmeret emo
9aoensEomeu. Wtan pentg MI, at
Ser uil bli forlangt en- "lioen" BE.
pilanring pao fem Wiaioner Dollars
M nt hpnnuNp men
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-28
New York Cotton.

New York. May 27.-Cotton futures
opened at a decline of / to points un-
der scattering offerings inspired by cas-
Ter ruling of the late Liverpool cables,
good weather and favorable private crop
reports. Selling was not general and the
market steaded up to shade over yes
terday's closing on covering and nloder-
ate demand
Favorable weather and crop reports
having failed to inspire any general SELL
ing, prices worked about 5 to s points
net higher. Houses with Liverpool con-
nections were moderate sellers the
advance but offerings We're limited and
scattering shorts seemed disposed to
cover.
Cotton spot unchanged; middling up
lands 1900. Sales none.
While the weekly weather report was
considered favorable, on the avera ge,
prices were to II points higher during
the early afternoon on reports that the
completed figures Of the National Gin
ners' Association made the condition 80. 7
per cent. compared with recent private
reports of SO and "a per cent. Realizing
checked the advance, but reactions were
limited.
Cotton futures closed steady
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
street PavIne Assessments.


Notice is hereby given by the Board
OF Bond Trustees Of the City of Pensa-
cola that the improvements authorized
and Ordinances of the City of Pensa-
cola c.s,, to-wit; Street grading: paving and
n 1osR io4A Tsga s1 pist t5fa
129A.. 1904. an. AS. 47s. $50. sac and
5t1. including the following portions Of
fox % Jefferson: Zarragossa Street, PaIa-
FOX to Baylen; Romano street. Palafox to
Tarragona; Intendencia street, Paiafox
rarragona: Government street, Palafox
20 Tarrasona; Government street, Pala-
lox to Baylen; Cedar street, Bayien to
ferson: Jefferson street, Main to Cedar;
IIenerson street, zarragossa to Main;
street, Baylen to Palafox have been com
pleted and the costs thereof has been as
csrtained and apportioned by said Board
said Act and said Ordinances: that the the
said Board has issued Special Assessment
as required by law. for the amount noun an sp.
portioned against. and payable by, the
several parcels of lands abutting upon
districts; that the amount of assessment
so certified as payable by any lot or par
total amount in cash within thirty 600
days after the date of said certificate, or,
at the. option OF the owners of land, one
ter the date Of said certificates and the
balanceSi in equal installfnents. payable /.
q, 3, 4. and years after the date of said
certificate, with interest from date until
paid, at the rate of six per cent 6 per
cent? per annum, payable annually.
land upon Which 0 an en soa en Is o.
BILE shan not apply to the Board Of
Bond Trustees within thirty (30) days
after the date of said assessment certif-
cate for the privilege Of payment by in
stalrnents. as aforesaid, the right to such
method OF payment shall be lost and the
WI dI1a he ar
and the lien given by law for all OF the
said sums together with costs. and the
the Ordinances Of the City. shall become
Immediately forecloseable. BOARD OF
BOND TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF
PENSACOLA, by John A. Merritt, Chair
man par g. 2Smyoa v4w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-28
Wall Street.

New York, May 27.-Wide and irreg-
ular fluctuation marked the first hours
dealings, Union Pacific, Reading and
Canadian Pacific rallied a point, but
when the latter reacted two points the
rest of the list sagged fracttonally,
After a brief period of frreguIarity to
days early stock market became distinct
" weak. Primarily because recurrent
liquidation in st. Louis and San Francis
CO issues New low records We're estab-
Hshed by the 3 per cent. bonds and sec
ond preferred stock. Rock Island issues
were synpa thetically affected General
bond market steady.
Increased weakness of the early after
noon was particularly marked in some low
priced railroad stocks. Missouri Pacific
Welded two points. Further losses were
made by Harrimans and copper issues.
St. Louis. and San Francisco issues
concurrent with the announcement that
receivership proceedings had been insti-
tuted. Further delay in the Hartman
settlement was another adverse feature
cent Ruling rate and closing bid IL.
offered at ga per cent. Time loans
steady; sixty and ninety DAYS 3 3-4D4
per cent; six months 1904 ga per
cent.
Closed weak Professional selling in
creased the session neared its end
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were
damned down 2 points and Reading, Steel,
Lehigh Valley and Amalgamated 1. st.
Louis and San Francisco SC sold down
Prime mercantile paper 1-2 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.s3.1o for
mand cornmerciai bills $4s2 1-2 Bar
silver soc. Mexican dollars 48. Govern
ment bonds heavy, railroad bonds easy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-28

likes to be seen with q swell looking
man.
It's Gil pretty hard on a mans purse
but unless he finds a girl who really
loves him. he's got to spend money and
time to hold feminine interest. -
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ID What
would be a nice position for a girl of
my age, as I have no mother and my
father is very cruel to me? Please tell
me what to do. CD Please give me a
recipe for a good tasting candy.
"a Perhaps you can find employ
ment in a store or as office girl. Or
possibly you can do something extra
well in the way Of sewing or cooking
or making candy, and sell your work.
(2) Here is a good cream candy that
you could sell in small bags at five
cents a bag: To three pounds white
sugar add one half pint water. Set
over slow fire for half hour, then add
one teaspoon gum arabic, dissolve. add
one tablespoon vinegar and boil until
brittle drop a little into cold water to
test. Then take It off stove and flavor
with vanilla or any flavor liked. Rub
your hands with butter and pull until
white II can be twisted into sticks
or broken up into small pieces
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
or twenty ana am engaged 10 young
man who is attending college in a dis
tant city. He will graduate this spring.
ID Should I give him a present for
graduation, and what would be nice to
give? B(2) Would it be proper for me
20 attend the commencement exercises
providing his mother accompanied me?
go VIII white shoes be fashionable
this summer? ca VIII the high-toed
shoes be worn much this summer?
MYRTLE.
III Something simple would please
him: watch fob, cuff links, or some
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-28

PENSACOLA AN
ANNUAL VISIT
PROMINENT NAVAL STORES
DEALER AND FORMER RESI-.
DENT is HERE FOR A SHORT
PERIoD-SAYs CITY is DIES.
TINED TO BECOME LEADING
POT OF THE SOUTH. o..

Buckner Chipley, vice president of
the Naval Stores Marketing Company,
with headquarters in New Orleans,
Beaumont and Jacksonville, arrived in
Pensacola yesterday and is a guest at
the San Carlos.
This is my first visit to the Deep
Water City in several months" said
Mr.. Chipley last night, land it is al
ways a pleasurable event in my travels
to return to my old home, for, although
I have not lived here for a, number of
years I claim Pensacola as my home.
1 do not know any other, nor do I ex-
pect to claim any other, for my heart
has been, is now and always will be
right here in the city that I have al
ways been so closely associated with
and where the closest friends that
possess reside.
at is a source Of great delight to
me- continued Mr.. Chipley, ''to see
Pensa cola prosper and grow. On every
visit I make here I rea Oily perceive the
improvements and the progress which
have been made. Not only does It
demonstrate what it is doing to those
not acquainted with the conditions, but
it drives home to those who do know
the fact that Pensacola is rea aching out,
and is destined to attain that position
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-28
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, May 27.-Cotton futures
opened steady at a decline of l to
points. Gables were about as due. but
the weather map was called very favor
able and a, private bureau put the condi-
ton Of the crop on May % at "a per
cent of the normal. The market was
duh in the early trading and both offer
ings and the demand were small. First
prices were the lowest. At the end of
the first half hour OF business, the trad
ing months were l to points over yes
terday's close.
The market had a very steady tone
and a disposition to work higher during
the entire morning, in spite of the fore
cast Of continued fair weather In the
belt, with the exception of showers in
the Carolinas. the conditions most want
ed, and what was called a favorable
weekly. summary. from the weather bur
develop and at the highest the trading
months were to 8 points over yester-
days final quotations. At noon the mar
ket stood to points up, net.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Sealed proposals for the construction
of q Brick storm Drain ut the City
Pumping station will be received by The
Water and Gas Committee OF the City
Council, or their successors, in offre,
at the city Hall. up to noon Of the 2sth
day of May. A. D., 1918.
Proposals to be addressed to A. z.
f.angford, Clerk Of Water and Gas
Committee. endorsed Proposal for Con-
Etruction of Brick Storm DRAIN
svThe work contemplated consists Of the
construction of a Brick Storm Drain ap-
proxinate.y three hundred and fifty feet
long with catch basin on north end
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified check In the sum of One
Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, drawn on
some bank doing business IN Pensacola,
and made payable to the City OF Pensa-
cola.
Plans, specifications and blank form OF
proposal, contract and bond can be OBJ
tanned by application to the City Engi-
neer, Room 202, City Hall.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
D. KT-GIF'NAN
Chairman, water and Gas Committee.
L. EARL THORNTON,
City Engineer.
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m futures closed steady
Heart and. Home
n ~ BY Mrs.
FT0hI0T17 AZ Elizabeth
Thompson.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am young
man twenty-five years old, a freshman
in college, quite popular among the
boys, studious and athleticalIy inclined
good looking and neat in appearance
Never was fast or spoonie. Girls that
I have been with don't seem to appre-
ciate my company and never ask me
to call again There are lots of nice
girls here. Why can't l go with them?
WILLIAM
Do you ever invite the girls to any
entertainments, or try to make your
conversation interesting to them?
Calling on a girl isn't sufficient to in
terest her. You should take her out
once in a while, and if you can't afford
that, you must find some way OF anus
ing ner, for If you don't others will.
Also, perhaps you try to go with the
most popular girls. They can pick and
choose. you know. Why not hunt out
some modest vio1ets and make life
brighter for them? You'll be astonished
how much joy they can give in return.
Also perhaps your clothes don't
quite meet with the appreciation of the
girls you know. Just as a man wants
TO go with a swell looking girl, girl
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Leo M. Frank and Mary Phagan.

Atlanta, Ga--Despite diligent efforts
| to establish the identity of the slayer
Of fourteen year old Mary Phagan,
whose body, covered with mud, with a
rope about the neck was found in the
basement of the National Pencil Com
pany's factory in this city, police and
detectives are seemingly as far as ever
from solving the ymstery.
Leo NJ. Frank, superintendent of the
factory where the crime occurred, is
under arrest He protests his limo
cence.
1.-THE affair is exceedingly enbar-
RAISING to me-" declares Frank. 'To
know that the authorities even felt
that they should detain me for a while
ard question me leaves a bad taste,
and I am doing everything possible
to locate the guilty man"
Arthur White and Harry Denham,
the last two workrnen in the factory
the day of the tragedy, declare that
when they left the building at 8 O'Clock
in the afternoon, superintendent Frank
was the only man remaining.
Restraining her tears with difficulty.
Mrs. Frank declared her belief in the
entire innocence of her husband.
John Milton CAN'T is another who is