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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

ilueIltaal) Lynn, Mass, om
Rad. Deres Brew vii blive aab-
net, last og besvaret av en- Kvin-
de, og holdt j streng Fortrolig-
he'd.
reg,1e gonife itrafs efter, inn Bran
Den blep ilufffet / 2gbet al tort
Ei6.
st anoet ste6 / 8pg6em llog 9y=
net neo o. br9bte en- &eit. EeIe-
fonlebntngerne er paa flere @teoer
enlightenment 3ale11e blebet .itprft
ramponeret.
Den tpife @ifabre boloer 2belier
peb SGberen. Sra stapahger meo-
oeleS 22oe Sltli: Den tDife gita6re
bar | Scot boIot 9pelfer u6enfor
Soften Der. Saapel fra 5gr=Seoe-
rem iom fra 8bitspp meloes, at Ser
ira 81. II iganr til Eretioer imor-
ges bar pert en- forferoelig @n11o-
naoe. gtn6uesru0erne i &pitseD
flirreoe % olle Menneifer bor paa
8enene. 5 ,tpife 9orpeboboooe ct
inofommH BERTH.
Sra &ougeiuno n,eloes, at ser
mot. bar paret en- Ianqporiq %
poloiom @artonaoe i @etninq moro
peit for utgire.
-
0en Mffrre. i'm, nnr;o o,,too
ne" mellem 6ronflin %. @untber,
-gefreter peo SEN om~eritonife &c.
CATION, og Sopnefoe6en / ari1tio-
MO, er 6lepen ofil1lttet meo en-
uno1tDlomn9 ira q. IS. Scbneoe=
'.u'., Wv al%ser'iu''lle D''nr1 : III
,1nS1sa1sna &C." m. ~ a ~ 1lr'''l 4!}
.@onnefoaSen =
Mffrreu ~ o,,tooe+ nea, -. mr
@untber %utilbprliq moolotte Tia en-
orbre ira aoOnefoeoetr, at garteiet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

AV~~~%"N~~ <*$N<UV~S wv SNI>S""
mig og u6en Debat pe0taget en- n0-
tadelie, bpori pct freezes, at Moros
l%am0sbanen bliber fsrt irem til Mo-
iieen I benne 8%pggeperiooe % / me-
ite &erio6e til 8obe. @bis. Sen
gunitiee Nnlebning nu :foriemmes
- be6oer BET / &e1olutionen - pill
oct ifabe 'Mismoo og 8itterbe0 !
Mmtet.
DIbfunb. Sra &eblungsnes me6.
beles: timber Mrbeibet pes Sens
bro / 'Ssfiorben bar man | en- flor
Stenres poo &onoelsmono @rling
'Tofles @ienbom itp6t pan en- Del
.5nero, 5triosefier, 8ibiler m. b.
Det er finn en- min6re Sci af @ou-
gen, iom bi6til er %u6grapet, iao set
er lanoipnligt, at flere @ienltanoe
bill blibe 'brogt frem UNDER bet fort-
latte Mrbeibe.
Stortinget bar me0 ltort 5lertul
fortafM Borilaget ON IoloneoiGt-
telie for 8omulosparer, Tt1fegorn,
SpbGbelie al &bebemel- og @ug-
meltoloen lamt 6leifetoloen, Ben
ii6ite me0 80 5temmer, Sociali1ter-
ne og Observation-Disclosures iomt
Yeberlen, Chem, 8l1ct og &enning.
Ombolot erfl9rebe, at ser beller if
fe / 1916 fnn6e blipe 9pbapelse
al &ugmelstoloen, / &pj6en en-
Neointtelie.
s en- liben 2anbsfirfe lful6e ct
Barn. Ogbes. Den n11ge, peltalen6e
&r9it talte pofre Srb: Waire fie-
re Eilbgrere, i1gen fan foruo1ige
bette 8arns Sfiabne. &ntite bof-
Ter ban op til at hipe en- flor
Mitro1om eller genial Opfimber; Der
er EN- Muligbeb for, at BON en- Gag
blioer Miniiter ofp. @enpenot til
Meooeren lpurgte bon tillioit: &bao
ifal Barnet bebbe? - Sard So
bannn, par Snaret.
Gm Gnfentanb n6en @urn aper-
tere6e forleben / EN- 4riitianiaubis
efter Ell @%nsboloerife l. BEN be6ite
Mloer. Gaa nogle foa Gage ,baooe
Ger meIbt fig }1O2 til Soften. Af
biSie ror 9 ntellem Is og 80; Is
mellem 80 og 35; % mellem 35 pg.
40; 36 mellem 40 og As ng MeiR11
- ~ altfon - ODER SO. 9en>nl6>
ite par 68. Otter, bette mad man.
gao ub fra, at Damerne er iom Sen
p6le Gil Der ,bltper beore 10 le11-
gere Ben ltgger.
S 1911 miiteoe 8anierfibet
sGiospol6" tn. u&baIbaao", uben at
BET be0 Segning eller paa onben
Maabe bar muligt at finbe @aaoer
5orleoen falot ct Bebnr:
oberbor6 fra George. % Dpffer
blep fetrot neo for at bente BET op.
Pa Dpfftteren Tom neo paa Sopets
8nno, farot fam @ep9ret itaoenoe
u4ope i Sen for 3 Mor iioen miiteoe
8oab; iom MI blep optaget og till
iDnelaoenoe er / lige goo Stano,
Ifrtper r&ortens Mpis".
9a r&riitinniafioro" meo Sc
rorif=omeritonife Songere paSiereoe
Sscorsborg, paraoereoe @efrl1tterne
pan Boloen og raabte ct nifoIoigt
6urra for 5angefne. elsie pa-
reoe mco at ipnge rSa, Ri elifer",
% Do De ffon til 9roene, ,ogfoa III,
raar BET Biz frapet for sets Greo
Ioor 2eir" Dor ser Ell araft oper
sansen, pm eioroe ct magtiet oe.
gribenoe SSn6otrpf. Set bar erlige
norite 9ierters porme glog for So
orelanbet om for1neoes bog oise
lstrofer. Jlaget pao Sffiibet % pau
l0scarsborg fireoes oerefter til Sill
len. {.
2pnneofag ! G,lbbranbsbalen.
lu,roer get poIoipn1me 9loroerpeiir,
llom fornplig Sit ooer ailIebammer
og Dmegtr, Iog 9pnet. mes paa Here.
5ste,oerr. sf1ingebu 90 ta1tote SIS
5fobenpoa 8 f~offfieIlige gteoer..
Est m ts.gieblif tenlmeliq itpgt
d1stt beloiepis beep,,ofe 1aat
sG nHsssa3SFs# S@ss#S8asS .sE##si HEaAsanHRs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

@lasmeiter &olef, M%aleiuno, fei-
reoe forleoen Sag SO Mars S1bi-
lelm iom -@ucntberfer. Tro6s iine
90 Mar er bon gurife fipt. Sons
Some moa leie Mbiierne for bam
bier Sag, ioo ban fplger goot meo.
Nf og til taeer ban Jig ogioa Ell
Sur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

Ga, 10000 foenltc, 0unite %
nprife Mrbeioere par lomlet forleoen
til 0ore%oragsmpoer ntoer 80 So
,,er peo 6reorifsitens IGitning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

@orife Bart vSnmba,ua" al Sri
~ftiansiano er forliit peo Mmerita og
belle 8eiGtningen, Il Mano er omr-
fommet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

Gn 8iprnebinne meo 3 finger
'fnl ifplge ,@alores" pRre let I
2ltre Sliore oppe / Sfopen mellem
store-@uoi og &ognooften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

Norblanos NmtStins for enitem-
mig og uben Debat neotaget en- uo=
talelie, bpori pet freezes, at Moro<
%lan0sbancn bliper fsrt irem til Mo-
iigen T oenne 8pegeperiooe % / mr.
ite &eriooe til 8obe. Sbis Ben
g1niti9e Anlebning MI foriemmes
- be66er BET / &eiolutionen pil
oct ifabe .Mismoo og 8itterbeo /
Mmtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

Set amerifanife aompasni So
fepb Campbell & &c., bpis Specia-
Iitet ct bermetife saapper, bar for
9ret v6rapn" Gtspeoitione11 ITO
@osier eller ialt oper 5000 8erer.
Sgion Sc rusiiife &ielpeefspeoitio=
ner ital bel1ptte 6isie @upper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

MfifeS meb 4eniton. 6proogter
peo Sielpa 6Dr Sbin 6. @6rum er
meooelt Mffeo n1ebs 900 @r. oorlig
i &eniion al Statsfasien. ST.. 81
rum, iom mi er 70 Mar gamtnh
bar peret / Gprpeenets Eienelte /
II Mnr efter tioltgere at bape be-
ret Gfibsfgrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

2pnacoiag gnbbrunbsbalen.
1noer set poIofom11e GoroenDeir,
|1om fornplig cit ooer silIebammer
oe 1ntegtr loe Dnet. mes paa Here.
[Sfte s1t; @i1tgebi 90 taftbte SIS
sfooen,lpaa 3 offfieIlige steoer.
|Est idn 1idblif te1rnreIig itDefE
g, men RFIoigpi begDrofe o5at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

8eraenifc 9ampifibsielifab bar i
@steborg beltilt ct INT 9Th for
gngIomosrltte11. 9uren ODER Noro=
leen oil meo Bette toge - % 81
mer. -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
aomatn par nplie / 6reorifsitoo
% %operrofte Smoalenenes Snfan-
teriregiment oeres npe Some. !

20 mefamiife Mrbeibere lnr Ser
gems mefonilte 8ertite6 maattet foo
fra 1onmort. Ser ler Mangel poo
bel epeoe norife Mrbeiocre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

.ni1,oen fllt,oe gjsrey no Prano II,
at o~sl1piloe a,ttages noiilImgs
allfnriteterne. :3s lss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

S @rapbal, 9ofoten, Dor Ell St.
tier .Deo Mapr, gnoers 0lien Stor.
eioet, ser bar giort Zig iprlig be-
mertet iom en- nfurfaroet % Dug
tig Sgmm,b og Sitter. Set bar
Sc enere Mor fal6t / ba1,S 500 ot
re6be life mirere emo II menneifer
peo 8 forifielliee Mnlebninger fra
SEN pisie 800 poa 2ofotbabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
stprtinaet bebilseoe moo Is ct.
100, 1000 ST. til Georges 9eltugelle
i san 6ronciscp

&onaeu. bar gipet lamtlige Siene-
re nreo 1aanilie &%artoutfort til no-
1tillmeen iolt Sort pr. LOO
&rpner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

Dts me- Genatatiatrif 2ier blep
tonitit1,eeret ,r,eb fuIbt inobeto4t So;
'pitoI, 100000 SCI. Jabrifen; oer.
er beregnet pao ert inarlig 8roonf..
ton al goo, 900 Goo, pil Date !
fnlb Drift, ON ct Mars SID. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

aajarbejoeritreif / 'srpmss. Sc
fleite al @aiarbeioerne neb 8ergen-
ife % Mo~roenfiel0ife Dampifibsiel<
lfabers gfspeoition / Eroms6 bar
neologt Mrbei0et paa @runo al
lloperensitemmelie meo Gfspebita-
rem. 2osntngem af Sfibene fore
gaar pe6 Sialp al Sc faite Gor.
memo og @ontorperfonalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

&eftOr @islie, ariitiansiono, er
nonapnt til &eftor peo @anrar 2e-
rerifole. 9poent 1rmrpe @eotfer
til Nrofesior / gneelf, Docent Col
lin til @rofesior / europpif Site
ratur. aanoioat @ol1ge til @ogne-
prplt / 8iarfGp. 5ogneprait @ico-
laien til Sogneprelt / 8ooin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-14

stortinaet palste til @eitprelie
for observation-disclosures Minoega-
be iom 6ormono @reiioent 9epIa1o
g iom MeoIemmer forebrigt De
politiife &artile0ere &onom, &oge<
rllp-8a1ll, SIR, $. anuoien. og 8on-
oegr1tppens Sorma11o, Epeiten.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
MEETINGS ARE
CLOSED AFTER2
WEEKS SERVICE
REVEALS AT KNOX CHURCH
COME TO AN END WITH FIJI
TEEN NEW MEMBERS AND
GREAT DEAL OF ENTHUSIASM.

Meetings which have been conducted
for the past two weeks at Knox Pres
byterian church came to a close with
the meeting Of last night, when q fare
well sermon by Rev. Mr.. Dickerson
was preached to a large congregation,
Much enthusiasm follows the meetings
and those in charge Of the series be-
lieye that much good Is to come from
them. Rev. Mr.. Dlckerson Is a strong
speaker, and his four weeks Of service
IN Pensacola has made for him many
friends and admirers.
Three services were conducted by
him yesterday, the first at II g. m,
the next In the afternoon at $3.50, and
and the concluding service at 1880
o'clock. All Of them were well at
tended, both old and young being
present. Fifteen new members were
added to the church roll and ten emil
dren were baptized. AT the meeting
yesterday afternoon the history Of the
church was gone over carefully, re-
ports being read which recorded the
various steps Of the church and sun
day school since its organization, and
all showed such progress that Mr.
Dfckerson congratulated the congre-
cation and Rev A. s. MOfgett, who
was present from the First Presbyter-
ian church, also extended we'll wishes
to the East Hill church. The reports
showed Il total membership OF ia,
and the Sunday school attendance for
yesterday IS 121.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS

SAN CARLOs-A NJ. Miller, New
York; w. B. F7ncher, New Orleans:
Charles e. Cessna, Chicago; Edward
Schieie, st. Louis: z. A. Donnelly
New Orleans: s. r. Fergerson, Nash
Vile; P. o. JaQua. Birmingham; c. NJ.
Fellows. Cottondale; Busta Brown. st
Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. Rosewater, Ona-
ha; J. r. walta, Chicago: W. R.
Peel, Memphis: NJ. Addison. e. M.
Owens. Louisville; 4. V. Stegman.
Cincinnati: A. c. Sherman. H. C.
Penson, Mobile; George Mayors, Cen
fury: c. Q. Semp1e, Cincinnati; H. T.
Fisher, O. c. Meade. New York; J.
Loeb, Atlanta; ". s. Adams. New
York; William Griffiths and wife, Miss
Mae Grih1ths, Philadelphia: W. s..
Bowden. Jr. Selma: J. 3. Rowe, Gin
cinnati: H. J. Nickerson, New York:
George o. Hacannaw. Charles F. Wise,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs John F. Smiley,
Louisville: W. E. Cessna Santa Rosa;
J. B. Tenant. New Orleans; 7. H.
McGarrah. New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02

WILL ARRIVE
ON WEDNESDAY
JAMES =. PHILLIPS. WHO HAS
BEEN CHOSEN SECRETARY OF
THE NEW CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE, WILL BE HERE AHEAD
OF TIME.

James F. Philips, at present assist
ant secretary and traffic manager Of
the Albany. Ca. board Of trade, who
has been elected secretary OF the new
Pensacola chamber Of commerce, has
notified the Commercial Association
that he Will be able to assume his
duties sooner than expected. II was
not thought that Mr.. Phillips would
be released by Albany until about the
middle OF February. He announces in
a letter, just received. that he will
arrive here February and will ex-
plain upon his arrival way he had de-
ctded to come sooner than expected.
It is believed that the new secretary
decided to arrange to come to the Deep
Water City as soon as possible so az
to familiarize himself with local con-
dittons before assuming the duties of
the Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
WHO WANTS To
DON THE MITS
SAILORS ABOARD THE MIsslssiP-
PI WILL HAVE QUITE A TOUR
NAMENT THIS MONTH, AND Lo-
CAL MEN MAY FIGURE IN FUN.

Who wants to don the u12ts and
have a great deal OF sport. with blue
Jackets on the Mississippi. Of course
for a pretty good purse? The oppor-
tunity offers local sports, and the
sporting editor has received the fol-
lowing, which is self explanatory, and
which should be answered in care OF
Yeoman Gerhart, who Is IN charge Of
the arrangements.
The Cordial "IrvftatIen."
z. s. s. Mississippi, Naval Aeronauti-
cal Station. Pensacola. BTa., Jan 81.
Dear sir-Arrangements are being
made for smoker to DE given by the
crew Of this vessel on February e,
1914, at 2. m.
I am writing this letter 70 you, ask
ing Il you are acquainted with men
who can don the mits for six rounds,
three minutes each. one minute rest,
and Il SO IL you VIII please inform
them to call on me aboard this vessel
as soon as practicable.
! have on board men who can fight
IN the following weights:
One bantam. 112 pounds.
One featherweisht, 1872 pounds.
One lightweight, 153 pounds.
One ruiddleweight, 1853 pounds.
It will be impracticabIe for me to
pit men aboard this ship against
each other, and If you can obtain an
opponent for each OF the above 10
take part in the bouts for that night
will appreciate it, and viii pay good
prizes, worth while going after I as
sure you.
I sincerely solicit your earnest CO.
operation. and will more than Rppre-
ciate IT Il you will obtain the above
talent for ma
A cordial invitation is extended you
to attend, by.
Very truly yours,
c. w. GERHARDT,
Chief Yeoman, q. s. Navy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
LOCKHART.

Lockh4rt. Feb. Miss Ruth Koer-
| Der and w. r Conerly were quietly
married last Saturday at eight o'clock
at the Baptist parsonage in F1orala
Rev. James Vandiver performing the
ceremony. The bride wore a very be-
coming blue coat suit and hat. The
wedding was in the nature Of a sur
prise to the many friends OF this pop
uIar couple and was the elimination
Of a pretty romance that has exist
ed since the bride came from Column
bia to teach here this winter An add
ed touch of sentiment was the fact
that their wedding day was also the
birthday Of both the bride and groom.
The brides mother Mrs. Koerler came
from Columbia for the wedding, re-
turning home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
ConerIy are at home for the present
at Hotel Dixie.
The Junior League was re-orgau ized
last Sunday, 10 meet every Sunday aft
ernoon with the following officers:
Mrs. P. D. McGehee, manager; Nellie
Lindsay, president; Rice Hardin. vice
president: Lois Brown. secretary;
Clyde Raspberry, treasurer: Marie
Campbell and Vivian Darlington, or
ganists-
The Ladies' Aid Society held their
regular meeting Thursday, the meet
ing being especially interesting on ac-
count of beginning the study Of THE
Imitation of Christ"
P. D. Phillips president OF the Steel
City Lumber Co. Birmingham. has re-
turned to his home after a visit to VI
S. Harlan here.
Mrs. J. G. Sims has returned from a
visit to his sister, Mrs. Martin in Opp.
Mrs. J. D. Lindsay and two daugh-
tiers. Nellie and Ruby have returned
from Quincy. Fla, where they were
called by the serious illness OF Mrs. {
Lindsay's father.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lanier has returned from /,
a visit 70 Montgomery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
NEW TROUBLES
FOR MI. DIGGS
ARE REPORTED
Although Charge Has Been
Preferred By Mother Of
Girl, Father of Boy Says
Latter Has Not Been Out
Evenings of Late.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

San Francisco, Feb. Local au-
thorittes awaited today the surrender
ing Of Maury Diggs. former state arr
chitect, for whom a warran Mt was sworn
out last night, charging an offense
against young girl.
Although Diggs fert his father g
home in Berkeley early IN the night
and had not reported TO the police
early today, no anxiety was felt as to
his whereabouts. He Is under bond
pending a hearing Of a bill OF excep-
tons before the United States circuit
court Of appeals in connection with
his recent conviction under the Mann
act
The case attracted wide attention
because It was charged that Anthony
Caminetti, commissioner Of irnmigTa-
ton. whose son was also tried and
convicted with Diggs, had attempt ed
to delay the course OF justice. The
local federal district attorney, after
making the charge. resigned.
The present warrant against Diggs
was sworn to by Mrs. Elizabeth Dear
ring. on behalf Of her daughter, Ida,
IT years old, and New Years eve is
the time naned.
MY son has not been away from
home IN the evening for MONTHS said
Diggs's father. when told c: the new
trouble. The charge is simply impos-
sible"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
GAME WON BY
WHITE & WHITE
.ALAGAS WERE DEFEATED IN
MAxENT PARK SPORT YEsTER.
DAY AFTERNOON WHEN TWi-
LIGHTERS HELD THE BOARDS.

In a one-sided game the White &
White team yesterday afternoon scored
the biggest figure at Maxent park and
won, the Official count being to 2
in favor Of the White q Whites. Lewis
and Reynalds acted as battery for the
winners. and at no time was there any
too much danger of the opponents talk
ing the big end of the score.
Due to the mild weather which pre-
vailed all day yesterday and the lack
OF counter attractions, the attendance
was larger for the game than has been
the case in the past few Sundays when
the Twilighters played at Maxent
park.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02

fContinued from First Fage)
Is per cent additional salary for the
risk they take
When In fight the operators wear
long warm coats, gloves, headgear and
canvas shoes There are as many
pedals to be operated with the feet
as there are levers requiring the at
tention of the hands.
MACHINES WHICH ARE HERE.
There are now stationed at Pensa-
cola four Curtiss flying boats, or by
droplanes, made at Hammsrsport, n.
Y. one Curtiss Model e, fitted for
water work; one Burgess flying boat, a
new model Curtiss hydroplane and one
Wright land machine. fitted for water
work No land work win be attempt
ed here for some time. It will require
several weeks to clear a ten-acre space
on the naval reservation for this char
acter of practice.
TWO MORE MACHINES COMING
Arriving on February Is, from Guile
bra with the marines, which come here
from the tropics on the transport Han
cock. win be two additional craft for
use at the loval aviation school. These
are a Curtiss flying boat latest de-
sign. and a combination land and wa
ter machine, which will be in command
of Col. Barnett. All Of the flying ma
chimes here now have been in use at
Guantanamo and Culebra, excepting
the new one which arrived recently by
EXPRESS Two OF the machines here
now could be fitted FOR land use in
few hours IL the OCCASION demanded.
READY TO FLY SATURDAY.
One of the machines was complete
IL assembled and ready for fight Sat
urday. but as It is customary to allow
the men a holiday on Saturday after
noon and Sunday. the captain ordered
that no attempts be made until today.
One OF the machines viii in all prob
abtlity be in the air by 8 o'clock this
morning. The men OF the Mississippi
have visited the city but seldom since
their arrival. because Of the great
amount OF work being done st the
station. All hands have been busy
from morning till might preparing for
the formal opening OF the school today
with flights over Pensacola bay and
the gulf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
STEAM TUG
TO BE LIBELED
PAPERS AGAINST BRITANNIA HAVE
BEEN ISSUED BY UNITED
STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
BE SERVED TO-DAY, IT IS
THOUGHT.

Papers have been issued by the Tn
tied States narshaHs Office in Pensa .
cola to libel the steam tug Britannia,
now at CarrabelIe, ana Marshal J. B.
Perkins has instructed the deputy at
Tallahassee TO make service on the
vessel. The papers are also directed
against the ]. P. CooInbs Company.
the H. NJ. Barr Boiler Works Of Pen
sacoIa claiming that the tug owes for
some repairs. It seems that 500
worth Of work was done, and H. NJ.
Barr alleges that only half Of this
amount was paid, leaving $3.50 due
It is expected that the papers wifi
be served on the officers OF the Brt-
tania today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
NUMBER
EXCURSIONISTS
VIEW BIG SHIP
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED MADE A
TRIP TO NAVY YARD AND MANY
OTHERS WERE ON PLEASURE
BOATS.

Nearly two hundred Pensacolians
ana visitors to the city went to the
navy yard yesterday afternoon to see
the battleshiu Mississippi which was
open TO visitors. and to inspect the
government aeronautical station. Ev-
cry bayshore car was we'll filed with
people going to and from Warrington
during the entire afternoon. The Of
f1cers Of the ship detailed men to show
the visitors the workings Of all parts
Of the man OF war. No one was per-
mitted TO see the airships which were
being prepared for the flights that
will be made this week. A guard had
been placed around the tents con-
tanning the wonderful heavieF-than-air
machines.
NO CAMERAS ALLOWED.
number OF visitors carried ko-
oaks and. cameras to the yard, but
they were not permitted to enter with
them. The sentinel at the gate took
charge Of all cameras until the visit
ors returned from their tour Of the
battleship and the station.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
TO CLEAR PHILA.
OF ALL SUSPECTS
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia, Feb. lin an effort
to clear this city OF yeggmen. highway
robbers, second story men and other
criminals. q special squad Of police
early today swept through the tender
loin district and arrested about $50
men. No women were taken into Gus
tody but alleged dealers IN cocaine,
white slavers and others who the po-
lice say have varied records were
among those captured.
All the prisoners were given a hear
ing later in the day and il was expect
ed that detectives from New York
would be on hand to identify any gun
men from that city who may be in
cluded ansng those taken in tina round
up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
r. NJ. Merritt, Mgr.

die" Let US have an assurance that
when 1t comes we shall be at rest
For the way Of life Is above to the
wise that he may depart Cor turn
away from the hell beenath"
''Now is the accepted time today is
the day of salvation
Prepare to meet thy Cod
There remaineth therefore a rest for
the people OF God and it doth not
yet appear what we shall be, but we
shall be like him, for we shall see
him as he is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-02
WOMEN WORKERS GATHER
TO MEET THE PRESIDENT

Washington. Feb. 1.-Wonnen work
ers from ten states are tonight pre-
pared for an interview with the presi-
dent tomorrow. The combined delega-
tons viii include three hundred and
fifty women. representing the working
classes. Their appeal will be prtnci-
pally argument for the creation OF a
house committee on suffrage, though
they also will try and get some express
sion from the president as 70 his per-
sonal attitude on suffrage