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The evening world., 1913-02-03

Mahog anyC oloniA Dining. 1eem
Suites, sideboard, china closet. seyv-
ing and extension tables. massive claw
feet on all pieces. Regular price,
$40; February price, el2S.
ColonislNahog any Dining Room
Suites, sideboard, china closet. serving
table and extension table. Regular
price, $3.50; February price. ESQ.
Mahoga any Dining Room Suites,
William and Mary design, sideboasd.
china closet, extension and serving
table. Regular price essS; February
price, e2<6.
Rsnsisssnos Dining Room Suites,
sideboard and china closet, deliberately
s S.,s:' ,.! n: 4. price, ''''; February
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|&&
guletins ffuiir sic Stearns County
|S6ulen 3u5nididen, uber er mnroe be-
nadridftigtt, Bob 1tlr cine Mbidrift 81.
mes iie0en an Die M0peiie geiand roer.
BEN fonrte. g%ongreBanann 2inobergb
las oieies in Sen s8eitlngen uno iofort
EentldiG er iih onbin, bab nertp
EStearas County 0ielen 9eieitoff Der-
|lange, bann iollte es b~enielben BADEN,
1n5 er tbat alles, lem 6enielben 81, er-
|Iangen. Dtes beoeutet 5000 Bulletins
mertbooller NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SSns
formation fir gtearrS gountp. Ga
ein meiiterer Observation-Disclosures ll1l-
ter Ben 5dulfin0ern 6ieien CONNER
uu0 Serbit gebnlten miro, 10 fann Der
@erth. Ser 5tpei Bulletins IN 8e5lg
mlf a~artoffeln Wdt uberidabt mer=
boen. Srge1ro Elm 2ebrer, Ser bieie
Bulletins nod rtdt empfangen fat,
iollte ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8or-
ger oabon in &inrtniB Ieten.
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Son srsker. 8id)tisfeit

gountD Shulinperinten6ent IS.
q. 80rger 1T Don Nrtb,1r @orn,art
sem Brioatefretdr oes @ongrebnpar.
mes 6. 81. @in6bergb, beno6ridtigt
moroen, 6oB lebterer fir Die @tearns
County Sba1letp cine An5aN lo,r6-
mirtbidoftlider 2eieftoffe erlangten,
oaB bieielben bereitg Ben 9ebrern 5u-
geiarot tpuroen 11r6 fih iebt lttter-
megs befinoen. Dieie Bulletins itno
ME folgt: 500. IS @artoffelbal1; 500.
81 8artofelfranfbeiten ur6 6eren 8e.
bmolla1g; $50. 81 &auptperfdie6em
beiten ser &iibner; SEQ. 1874, 8alum-
pflan5en ouf 9m6ild1tleigentbum 1ttb
$50. so 6ornrprooufte fir Ben Morft.
Stint Gopien zines ieoen Bulletins.
nuroen ieoem DHiitrifftt int County am-
gelonbt, un6 oieie Bulletins ionen IN
Den S9ulen betm 5bl1B 6es 5er1nirts
aurideelaiie n meroen; oieielben iollen
einer Gbeil ser @eferen5*8ibltotbef
biIbm. @or einiger 8eit ihrieb &err
86rger 0em5efretdr fir 2an6tpirb-
idnft uru6 ct u9te 6enfelben, Dm 6ieie
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Tra9t Guren Mpotbefer
nod einem freien Yeruna
&alenoer fir 1913.

n1dbtg gere1t mtro. go Bot tn ben
|fofbionablen Meitauronts Die bonn
@trt feitgeieste Speifenfolge, bic
Fable b'bote, TIRE Daieinsberehti.
gu11g %berloren,: fie 1T aus aroeret1
6eute peri4tpunoene1 8sG:55a sltije
beraus entfprt1tteen. @aon Der Sea-
me befagt .es. Sci Der pirfliden
Gable b'bote, ste NIT 3u elmer be,
ittmmte1 Beit ierbiert tpur6e, nabnl
Der @trt an benz aopfen6e bes Ian
gen Slides ur6 Die Gran 8trtin am
o,tberen Gnbe 9las, un6 bas Gifen
begnn1' NIT Sl1ppe, bann foIgte6ii9,
Gletfh, Gentle, Ra9ttfh unb adfe.
Mber be1te perlangt Der $otelgat
Mtpedilung un6 cine gr0bere Meid,
bolttgfeit Ser Speifen. Das 1T Elm
Gortf9rttt uno tn bieler Be3ieburg
fretIi9 audi ein9fidfdritt, ober gIei9
bteI:: mtr nle fino bonn meitaurat1t,
foner befeifen un6 tpo1er @eridte
NIT egotifden Mor1en effer, @eridte,
Die bic Slide bnbeim lir8 ut9t ODER
1rar NIT groBen l1mftdr6li9feiten
3ii bteten berm66te. l1no ba3u 1T
6ns Meitaurant aud 6a $50.
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~ Sc gibt 11lr einem @eg, nm 6as
8ertrnl1en oes 8ublifnms 51 getpin-
men, ndnplih man m1B 6asielbe 6ur6)
Dboten ~uber5engett, sob man audi
tpirflih meint mos man fagt. Die
Sirna @unbin II. 60, tpelbe idon
.ieit mebr nIg 20 Sabren iebr gut l1n-
ter ser 6eutiden 8eb0Ifferl1ng IN Slime
rita befannt III, 1T lett gera6e babel,
ibrer 1telten grobortigen @atalog fir
une Mrten BON @anre11 a1n6 @egen
itaiinoen 5a perienoen. Dieier 8atalog
entb6lt bargains in ffait allert MIR er-
6enfIid)en 5aden, man fam iogert III
fait ullem, mas i'm &aa1ie uno auf Der.
6arm gebrollft miro. @ritflaiiige
@ooren 3u b~i1igere1t 8reiien 5u lie
fern. ols 8u melden mon oieielben
erbaltetr tann, 1T Ser @obf.
ipru4 genefen, nod meldem oiefer
@atalog ausgearbeitet nuroe; tpie i1t>
6eb idom oben ertpabnt, ertparten mir
ni6t, 6ob sic iib 1tl1r nod 1lnier1r
@orten ridten. @ir tpollen SSbnet
ourd Ebotiaden betneiien, 6aB es gu
ssbrem eigeren 8ortbeile 1T, ipertr
Sic iid 3ieien @atalog foun11e11 laiier
atn6 ieoesmM ourdieben, tpenrt Sic
beabiidtigen, einen gintauf gu ma
den.
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6eirathsaeind.

Acknowledgement, tatboIiiber, 6euti6,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wupemb1rger)
80 Sabre oil, NIT ihuloenfreier 800
M6er 6arm I'M tpeitlidet Mor66nfotn,
$4,000 mertb, miinidt nuf oielem
@ege sic 8etanntidaft elmer 6ea1ti1
ffaHboIiIden Game midt uber 81 Sabbr
alt 5peds balotger &eirntb. Nboto-
graphic i'm eriten 8riefe geapiimfM.
8ernr0gen Mebenlade. Strengite
8erdmiegenbeit. Sdreibt 6eutih
.ooer engliIH. 8riefel gu ~a6reiftren
an gb. &C, u9orbitern 8ubI. 60, ct.
GlouD, Minn. Tat
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9am,,., penn wabr.
d. Nsss ben sent6tea xaf4eas.es hseses
Ns1ts snb babet ertpti9t narbe.

Cine ,tnftnnige @ette fpieIte fd
tir3li4 in 8egeIort Bel Berlin ab
Dnet 8erIiner MusfligIer, &errer
Der befieren @efeuidaft, faBen plauy
bernb Bel elmer Eaffe aaffee I'm Ste
tourant am Stranoe. Dn faben tie
ipte etre iunge Dame gum S9ofola.
benautomaten gebt. tbr 8ortemon'
nate aus Der &anotaf9e 5tebt, eine.
Mdel berou8ntmmt uno eS bann
tpteber IN Die &anbtai9e 3uriidIeet.
Dime Die 9ai9e 31 ibIieBen, febrt lie
5u ben In Der N6be iteber6en Greun.
btnten un6 Sreunoe1 al1riid. .Wel-
der Qei@titnn," iaet Der cine &err 3u
fet1em Greun0e, ubas miibte mand
elmer febn, unb bic more ibr Norts.
r1onnaie gIet9 los rGea, 10 lei6t
tt oas benn bod nidbtt,1 anttportete
Der an6ere, .es miiBte fdor elmer bon
Der 8unft Der geiibten 2angftnger.
fetn.~ ~unft1r, fagte Der erite Cert,
rein ie6er fam bas lt,tter bieien lin.
ftdnben obne meiteres MAIDEN. sd
m0dte 6os be3peiteln.1 r@as gilt
bic Bette2" .8as - bu poQtcit?.
.Warlm niat2 Motiirli9 MIR, INNS
at betpeifen.~ Gut ertgegnete Der
Greur6, .tperr 6u boS fertig brtngit,
.gebt 0ie beutige 8e4e ouf nei1lc
@ednu1s, anbernfalIs mutt bu nnes
be3nbIen.. Mit etnen1 rMbsemahtl1
1.dbert fh Der erite &err mn, aud
dion bebutiom Der Dame, mel@e mob
inrler nit ibrer umgebung odtIo5
meter plnuoert, u1b Ste &ar1otaide
nod often on Der $o,,6 bd1een bat.
lnbebit1bert ul,o lirgeiebelt bolt Der
eerr boS p~ortentor1nte tntiddItG
adlis I66iefer offe,,en Toi9e berbor, 1eigt
e nit erbobener &a,1b ieineIt Greul,.
Be un0 I1bt es 0an,t nieber IN bic
eonbtni9e ouridoteiten. Dics
mubte moDI einenfIei,sen Mr,d ner,lr.
|odt baden. be1n idneu tper,oet fi&
be Dd,ae nm, lebt Tire offene 80.
(4e, tebt aud, 6nb Der 6err fhlel.
ttgf feitte &or0 3urIdotebt ullo
|dreH nun glei@: .eiItel Gnf9en.
Rebel 81 gttl: If Der err un1rinot
NIB erfobt; man miirot, fnlfft un0
ihn. Do1tn idfeHit's blirdeinalt.
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ser nod ei11em 9dusmann urlo:

Ser nod et1em 5dusmann uuo:
rour BoIi3et nit benz Spibbuben!"
Sdredensbleih proteitiert Der $err,
er min bie Code erfldren, aber man
I6bt TIN nidt al Dorte fommen ul1o
idIeppt i'm fort. Mufs d,lberlR be.
ftiir3t 1T aud -glei9 Der Greun6 6er.
betgeetlt. CT tritt Der Menge tn ben
@eg. nMeine &erridaften, es ban.
belt it9 tati6dlid MIR Inn eirel,
bumr1en S1era. &ier 1T r1eine &C.
gitimation, i9 bin Der Sdauipieler
q. aus Berlin u1b oa8 lift meill
greuno, Snbaber Der Girr1a 8. aus
Berlin, ih berbiirge midi Nul1
tpurbe bnr9 f4nele @r3dblung BEG
6erganges ote Sade alfgefldrt unS
Der .9nf9enoieb~ ban11 ltnter angs.
.%1ei11er $eiterfeh er6li9 befreh.
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Be- er 5anti 81tfrieoen mare, SET
.ssMnes" oie gonntD-Drudfiiaden mie
geiu6bnlih al iberlaiien. SSbtpar ser.
ieniige, nelder oarn bie MeuBeru1rg
madbsde, ID, Gottrte tteiine1t @rufn eben,
tparl1m Ole LINES 0bie gountD-Dr udf.
iad9en baben ioute. nenn Elm Mngebot
az ei me nieorigeren &ate II. nit sGa5i-
Iitdte1. eiiales groBe Mn3aN Ser 8uirger
mgalntD 3u erreiidfen, porliegen mir.
Sc. @eiiterbbim ida1berte i9 mid babin,
bob ih feinen @run5 lobe marlm ootie
8geeboir0e unter irgerN elmer gerpflid=
tn1g, politiih ooer fonitig, Ser
ssimes" gegenMber mare, Der lmrB
Oapon abbalten fon1te, sic County
Drltdiabem irgeno einem an0eren Mn-
Dieter 5u iiberlaiiem p~orauSgeiebt 6aB
ieinsrgetot nieoriger lei, SOB beiBt, 81.
elmer fir oas County 9eringeren MuS-
Iage. @eiterbiH gebe ib an, bob mas
imurer Ser 3med ser yGimes" ieian
mag III Dem Mngriff auf Serr1 So.
malfonpsfi, mie er oieieS belorgt, meib
i'd nidt, aber, mas 6as @rlaiien Der
GountD-Dn 1diaden anbelangt, fann
ib cine beidmrene Ml1Siuge 81 irge6
elmer 9eit md,en, baB &err &otpol-
fospsfi ME iid an midi o0er irgem Elm
anoeres Mitglie0 ser 8eb0roe, iotpeit
ih ,peiB, 1patpote rno ieiten GinflnB
auf 1ttg geltem gu maden ladf,te, Der
uTimes" Ole 9rudio6en gu oertpet-
germ; un6 tpetn ~iiiberbbaltpt irgen6 Sc
mano i'm 8eionoeren oafiir 5u taoeln
1T, 10 bin ih es mebr alS io1it ie<
marpo, 6enn i@ itellte sen Mntrag, Die
9elben sem 8elles 5u Mberlalien, uno
i'd ner1peigerte es obiolut, fie nnter
irgero melden 8eoing1ngen bon Der
.Gimes" beiorgen 5r1 lalien, Dies iiiro
Sic Motiaden in ser Mngelegenbeit.
GoSirt: @oloingforo, Winn., sen IL.
SSo1utor, 1918.
&alentin German.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

Matirli6. iti1nrnen Sic Nnlidten Ser
9ottpren iiber Herul1n 1idt Mberein, gez
raDe tpie bteS bet allen arberen @eae11=
1tdnoen Der Sal 1T. sc tpirb aI9emein
,a1!getort11en, bnb bic 9pftpren einiti1nz
mig Dem Yerlnn opponiren. Sc lit ipobI
beian1t, bab Sernna cine groBe Menae
Sale gebeilf bnt, nadbem Sic 9oftoren
ioieielben .anfgegeben batten. DaDurh
tpnrbe natiirIti6 nntpille ODER @iferiuhf
alf Seiten Der Dottorer erreat. Sem es
1T cine Sbatfade, baB bnrdiGnittIid Ser
;Dottor ben fertigen Meoi5inem aIer @r<
ten abbol0 1T: gle tpilien redt gut, Dab,
stpenn eine Sla16e Mebi5in in Der Npo<
tbete bertanft 1T. bies be6eutet. 1aB .irz
.ge1lo elm .Nr3t ein @edept berliert unb
b1elet9t etnen Batienten. 9nber fonmt
.eS, DAB otefelbe1 int NIgemeine1 ben Bn<
te1ttaeoi3taen ooer fertig geu1adten Me<
.ot8inen. tpie lie fie beiben, grant iino.
Nber. feitbem 8eruna berfauft ipuroe,
babe i9 biele 9pftoren fenner geIernt,
ipelbe gu @lniten bon Bernna 1ino. giz
t1ige bon linen 8lntbett bnra I'M @ebeiz
men, anoere beten11en e8 0ffentIiG. Bdb<
rero oiefer gd1t3en Belt babe i6 Briefe
.bctt regular prdft3irea16en Mer3ten err
balten, bic iih offerirten, mir 3euaniife
beaiigIi9 Der 8eruna Gigenf6aften au
i9ide1. b~oral1sgeiebt, i6 tpirbe iie baflir
be5ablen.
&c 1T ni1ts ungelp0bnIi6es, baB Elm
9ottor 8abllng fir fold einen 8ienit
ertpartet. Sic Snbrifonten Der iogenau11<
ten etbtiden 3nbereitltngen, Die IN ben
.meoi3in16en Sournalen ~a1ge3eigt 1ino,
bic nur bon Mer3ten gebrnl1t iperben.
bic @%etpobnbeit, Doftoren fir TIRE
%83ergnifie 5n be5abIen. 8enn Elm Mr3t
eines 6ie5er benz gt9entbiimer 3u1fommen<
ben Mittel niibli9 ~gefunben, lr1b er Ell
men gut flinge1ben Nrtifel bariiber fdrei<
ben fan11, baum lit Der Sobrifdnt bolitd1<
Dig getptIt, ben 9oftor fir bieien 8ienft
,a1l be5dbIen. 90 1T es gang u11b gar ben
Doftorett: 11atirIii1, mir al fdreiber urD
mir n15l1geben, bab iie bon SSdiuen tpi1en,
in bene11 Rernnn merfpIrbige GeiIu1oen
ertpirH bat, 1nb Dnb iie tpiQens iinb, t1lr
Die Sbntfa6en mit3utbeilen, pet1n i1 ba=
fir be5ablen piiroe.
Sd babe MIDI aber imtner g%etpeigert,
Fir folden 9ienff 5n 5ablen. Sd babe
mort gegeber nnb Tim gefagt, bab es gez
gen meme Nrt 11n6 Hrtn3tpien fei, fir
,3engniiIe 3n be8ablen, fei es brett ober
iubireff: Sd ipiirbe gar feiue 8ei9tperz
BEN baben, bnnberte bon 3engniiien bon
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DanHasnns.

&iermit fei nlle1t Nadbaren nno
Sreunben fir sic 1tns anldBlih 6es
go6es unferer guten Ma,tter, 6rall
s&antborinn galaer, e~rpteiener Bet
Ieiosbeoeugl1ngen iotpie fir sic 9beil-
1abme an brem B%egrdbniiie, 0ie urs
gu beion0erem Eroite gereidter, r1rier
aufrtbtiger Danf eritattet.
9ie Nnterbliebenen &tnber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
8o Sobn sdDnolfe pon 8ndmatt to.
loniftren miQ.

Cine Suntme groBer als iene, tDel-
die BON Ben 8ereinigten 5taatetr fit
Mlasfo beaablt apurbe, miro in einigen
Easen fur 100000 Mder Jlorioa
Everglades 2an6 ausgegeben, Elm
1os sen groBarfigiten 9aa6-
perfauf in Der @ei9idte ;oes SmoenS
uno einer ser beoeuter,6iten in Ger.
@eidId}te Ser Ser. Stoate1 in iib
idliebens miro, a1nb Mber oos bon st..
$. Mortin aus S@anias gitp, ser ft6I
in minneapolis befinoet, Mittbeilltng
genradt mir6. Gin boll1noiides SDn-
oitot, 6as cine &oIoniiation a1tf ienem
2ar6eompler plant, 1T Ser &disfer,
1rnb 8. S. Bodies BON Galaboifee na-
mems 0es Stoates Slorioa 1T ser Ser
btd1ufer. De 6afiir n1sgelegte Cunt
me betragt 5molff Millio11en Collars.
Die Ser. Staaten be3ablten fit gang
Masfa geraoe 81, zoe, 600. Bdbneno
Ole nnteubanolungen berets obge-
idlofien fiin6, miro oie mirfli6e Tie
.bertrogll1tg oes 6lori0o Canoes erit
banr erfolgen, 1ad6em Der borge.
i9riebener ~Mn5eigesSormulnritat fir
:oreiBtg Gage &eniige geleiitet 1T.
&err Mortin bd1tte ielbit 100000.
BEL benz &a11oel MAIDEN f0nnen, battle
er Elm 5iinftel Snteneiie an Ben Bodies
2iegenidnften genomrnen, 6as bm
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60 Mder 6arm1 - 8 Metlen bon
einem gn1tem Comm, so Meilen bon
MinneapoIis. Sdtpar5er 2ebm, Sbon
OILS nnteridi6te. 80 Mder nnter
8Tug; Is Mder Mieie; 10 M6er @ei<
tbelatb; 3 Mder gemiidtes Sol5.
Sromez&aus nit 8 8inuanern, gutter
Srame+5ta4, an6ere @ebaltlidteiten.
533tpei Drummer; Bod, Selep5on. Greie
@oitbeforoeru1g. $53. 90 per Slider.
Die .. 9. @bitneb 9anb e 2oan g.,
ct. glou6, Mfirn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-22
Race Question Injected.

During the negotiations between
Japan and the United States over the
California land bill, a majority Of the
conservat tive japanese were not great
~ impressed with the argument that
the land bill question was economic
rather than racial in its nature From
the japanese standpoint the bill was
so effectively directed against the
japanese in spirit, If not directly in
words, that they considered it another
manifestation Of the o-CalIed race
prejudice of the Western. or white
races. against the non white or brown
races.
This conception has been strikingly
voiced in an article by IichirO Toku-
toni, editor of the Kokumin Shimbun.
For thousands Of years, writes Mr.. To-
kutomi. white men have acted as IL
the world was theirs. Since the days
of Athens and Rome they have seemed
to consider themselves the chosen peo-
pie of God. They are most proud Of
their religion, and call other people
pagans. But If these pagans be con-
verted to Christianity" continues the
writer. will the whites treat them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-22

as their equals? / answer that Chris
| tianS look upon their converts as vic
! tors look upon their prisoners of war.
/ After arguing that what he terms
the white mans clique would not be
destroyed by the possible conversion
TO Christianity Of the brown men o.
the world Mr.. Tokutomi goes on TO
state that the weak attitude Of the
brown races is accountable for the
manner in which they are today re-
garded by the white, and declares the
time has come TO put an end 10 this
white arrogance. Japan he writes.
| can only realize this object employ
| ing force in conformity with the
principles Of righteousness and jus
tice. by letting the white men know
that some Of the brown races arc
strong enough to stand beside them.
BY the word strength J do not neccs-
sarily mean physical force alone.
mean all forms Of strength, both ply
steal and moral"
In conclusion the writer says 10 iH
not his purpose to arouse any anti
foreign feeling among the japanese.
on the contrary, he seeks to preach
the principals Of universal brother
hood by destroying the unjust prcju
dices Of the white races which are
prompted by selfish purpose. II is his
desire to affect a change in the atti-
tude and conduct Of the white races.
on the one hand, and on the other TO
lift the other races of the world ont
Of their pusillanimity-there pro-
noting the welfare Of mankind
Other japanese publicists, discour-
sing on this same theme, have dcclar-
ed that the erroneous conception held
by the white races that the Japanese
are inferior, must be removed once
and for al If the great questions IN
DERIVING the California agitation is to
be settled. This can be done by Japan
making every effort al self-deVelop-
ment and attaining the same standard
Of civilization as American and Eu-
rope. The whites must be brought 10
respect the japanese, they declare
instead Of despiaing them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-22

Wednesday at 8 p. m. Subject for
Sunday, rs the Universe Including
Man Evolved by Atomic Force?"
Sunday school. at 10 a. m.
Reading room open daily from 3 to
p. m. emitting Sunday afternoons.
NoRWEGTAN sEAMENs' CHURCH
Norwegian Seamen's Mission Church
South Palafox and Pine streets.
Sunday 1920 a. m, service by AS
sistant Pastor Wilhelm Struck
Bible reading, 1880 p. m.
Tuesday. 7:45 p. NJ, Bible reading.
Thursday 8 p. m, Stereopticon
views.
Reading room open every day, a.
m, to 10 p. m.
All Scandinavian people cordially
invited.
Pensacola cIass-InternationaI Bible
Students Association.
Meetings held regularly at 316 N.
Guillemarde street, where all 'Believ-
ers in the Ransom of Christ" are
welcome to come. The meetings are
nom sectarian. Bible truths alone are
sought and accepted.
Sunday 100 a. M, Bible lecture.
Sunday 1900 p. m, Berean study.
Wednesday 1880 p. m, Question and
Testimony meeting.
ORTHODOX.
Greek Orthodox Church-Corner Of
Wright and Reus streets. Open SER
vices every Sunday at a. m.
THE MISSION.
The Bible Reading School this af-
ternoon at the Mission at $3.50.
Song and praise service in the
evening at o'clock.
All are cordially invited to come.
BARACA UNION.
The following churches are repre-
sented in the Baraca Union, and have
class session every Sunday morning at
$3.50 a. m:
First Methodist, East Wright street.
]. A. Kirkpatrick, teacher.
First Baptist Church, North Palafox
street., NJ. E. Melton, teacher.
All young men are cordially invited
to attend one of these services.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Church of Christ-Corner of Alcaniz
and East Jackson streets. W. l.
Reeves minister.
Services as follows:
Bible school, 9:45 q. m.
Preaching and communion, IL a. m
Preaching, 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1880 p.
m.
West Hill Church of Christ-wess
LaRua street.
Bible school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at 1900 a. m, and 1880
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-22

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-22
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
PASSED SAND KEY.


June 21-Noon, steamer Ell Vale
bound west; p. m, steamer Guefoil
bound west: 8 p. m. schooner Gardiner
steamer Inch Bank, bound west; 4 p
n. steamer Comus. bound west.
+ Arrived.
Br no vi1caino, 1881 Macarthur,
New York, to Redistribution Go.
Cleared.
Br IS Daybreak. 1904, Morris, for
Genoa, with 2,05s,o0o # sawn timber,
2ss, 900 It lumber.
Br SIS Capenor, 1851, Morris. for
Genoa, with 100000 It sawn timber,
$4,000 % IT lumber, $4,000 It hewn
timber; for Palermo with 174,000 It
eawn timber, 422. 900 # lumber
Nor blk vigo. 1896, Kildale, for Mon
&evideo, with 904, 900 IT lumber.
Br ss Malinche, 1855, Jameson, for
Genoa with 1,004.0o0 s # sawn tim
Der, $685. 900 3 It lumber.
Br SIS st. Andrews, 1899, Hamen, for
Montevideo, with 10000 IT pickets,
IL. 900 o It lumber; 992 tons coal
Br IS Boldewell, 1918, Humby, for
Huelva. with 1875 It deals, 6s,4O0
It lumber, $50. 400 # timber; for
Malaga with $50, 400 It timber and
lumber; for Alicante, with 24e, 900 IT
sawn timber, 35S, 900 o It lumber.
Sailed.
Br ss Virginia, for Hamburg.
Br IS Sterton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-22
JONES CASE IS
SETTLED OUT
OF THE COURT
AGREE UPON AN
AWARD OF $500 TO PLAIN
TiFETHE ORIGINAL SUIT WAS
BROUGHT FOR $4,000 FOR AL
LEGGED KILLING OF HUSBAND
WHILE AT WORK AT A SAW
MILL AT PINE BARREN.

After a consultation between the
attorneys In the case Of Daisy Jones
against the Mcmillan Mil Company, a
compromise verdict was agreed upon
yesterday morning. in the circuit court
the plaintiff receiving $1,000.
The original suit was brought
against the defendant company for
$4,000 by Daisy Jones, negress,
through her attorneys. Reese and
Stokes. It was alleged in the declara-
ton that the husband of the plaintiff
was killed at the mill of the defendant
company at Pine Barren through no
negligence nor carelessness of his own.
Yesterday morning when the case
was called In the circuit court before
Judge Emmett Wolfe, the attorneys re-
quested that they be given time for
consultation, which was granted by
the court.
After re-convening the attorneys
stated that they had agreed upon a
settlement and after statement Of
the agreement to Judge Wolfe he read
fly assented to the terms proposed
This was the only case sounded in
the court during the day. Blount and
B1ount and Carter and Avery and
Price represented the defendant COM
pany.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-22
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