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The Washington times., 1914-11-13
COLORED EMPLOYEES
REPUD|ATE TROTTER
Objections to Segregation Not
Universally Shared, Say
Messages to Wilson.

Indicating that all colored employees OF
the government do not sympathize with
the attitude adopted toward the Presi-
dent by William Monroe Trotter, head
of the delegation of colored men who
called at the White House Yesterday to
protest against race segregation in the
departments, the White House today re-
ceived several letters and kilograms from
cclureG employees declaring that Trotter
did not represent their views.
One Of these a telegram from a prom
inent colored employe of the Interior
Department, expressed the opinion that
under the present Administration color
ed employees were being treated as well,
if not better than formerly, and that
Trotter in no sense represented 4 ma
jority of such employees.
Trotter Repudiated.
I'VE wish to state" declared this
telegram, that 1T is the opinion OF a
large number Of colored Government
employees with whom we have discuss
ed the question, as we'll as our private
opinion, that the colored men and
women have Jared equally as well, if
not better under your administration,
as they have under any previous ones.
We have been in the service only a
short time and have found conditions
much better than we had supposed.
I'VE do not think that Mr. Trotter
and his organization represent the
most thoughtful members OF his race"
The President especially resented, 1t
was learned this morning, the implied
threats contained in the statement Of
Trotter that the colored employees, fall
ing to have the system of segregation
abolished, would vote against the Dem
ocrats at the next election.
Not Seeking Reelection.
With much feeling the President de-
clared that he was not seeking the Of
flee Of President again: that anybody
familiar with the tremendous RESPONSE
bilities that 90 with the office would be
foolish to seek it. He declared that it
was a matter of entire indifference to
him how the colored men of the coun-
try voted, provided he was convinced
in his own mind that what he was do
ing was the right thing to do.
Trotter's persistence in injecting the
Presidents eprsonality into the discus
sion finally aroused the President to
such a pitch of resentment that he told
Trotter bluntly that he would never re-
ceive another delegation Of which he
was the spokesman.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
P0SLAM QUICK
AND POWERFUL
TO HEAL Skin

Used for any skin disease, the action
of Foslsm is immediate. II stops itching,
allays inflammation and heals with won
derful rapidly.
Aggravated cases of Eczema, Acne,
letter, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis. Scalp
Scale. BARRIERS and every form of itch
are eraGicated 10 the surprise of those
unable to secure results by other means.
Poslan is the remedy to use for PIN
piles and to clear an inflamed complexion
or red nose overnight.
All druggists sell Poslam. For free
sample, write to Emergency Laborator-
les. 80 West 25th Street, New York
I'uslam Soap, medicated with Poslam
improves and beauties the skin. Large
size. 25 cents; Toilet size, Is cents
Adyt.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
Spanish War Officers
Dine Together Tomorrow

The District Of Columbia Command
cry of the Naval and Military Order OF
the Spanish-American War will hold an
informal dinner at the Army and Navy
Club, tomorrow evening.
The order is composed OF commits
stoned officers, regular and volunteer
Of the army. navy. marine corps. and
revenue cutter service. who served dur
ing the Spanish war. Col. John l..
Glenn is commander OF the District
Comma nderN.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
ESCORT OF NINE MEN.

were in town. May God give that they
remain he remarked.
Another aged Hebrew said: Zach,
Gott! If the war was only over. Business
is so bad
Major Won Reid Riedlinger. command
Russians were showing great activity
again all along the line
They nearly got my two batteries
yesterday" he laughingly remarked as
he described the hard work of the Ger
mans to eXtricate themselves from a
bad position due to the unexpected ar
rival Of a strong Russian force. A Rus
sian scout was brought in. captured just
outside Of town. He was a tall fine
daredevil looking chap.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
Normal School Will Be
Dedicated Tuesday

The formal dedication Of the }. Or
mond Wilson Normal School will take
lace next Tuesday evening at O'clock
Mis- Cooling, the principal. IS complst-
ing the program.
The principal address will be deliver
cd by A. T. Stuart, director OF inter
mediate instruction. who was an inti-
mate associate and friend OF the man
for whom the school Is named. Musi-
cal numbers will be contributed by the
pupils Of the school itself.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
Night Riders Threaten
Arkansas Cotton Men

TEXARKANA, Ark, Nov. 13-Fear-
ing actions by night riders, farmers
from the vicinity of Fouke, Ark, are
bringing cotton to TeXarkana to store In
warehouses, and they report posting of
many warnings to farmers not to sell
under 10 cents. on threats of having cot
ton and even homes burned.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
High School Pupils
To Debate Single Tax

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. 13.-The
single tax question will be debated by
teams from the various high schools of
the State at a number of Washington
cities and towns tonight. The State has
been divided into four sections, and de-
bates will be held at different times
until the final winner is chosen in each
district. Four prizes of s25 each will
be awarded the successful team in each
district.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13

Sheerness and Harwich. the British
ports over which 1t is claimed Ger
man aviators have flown, are two of
England's most important naval cen
ters. Sheerness is naval arsenal.
and is strongly fortified. II is in the
northwest corner of the Island or
Sheppey.
The Harwich harbor Is the best on
the east coast. 1t is strongly defended.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
Serbs in Flight as
AuStrianS Advance

The Servians who nave been attacking
the Austrian forces. are in full retreat
before ValJevo. said a wireless message
TO the Austrian embassy today. Ii sta
ted that the Austrians continue often
SNC actions in SoTvia along the entire
front. There have been many captives
lslleE. Four cannon, fourteen ammuni-
ION wagons. and much war material
vas also taken.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
GERMAN AV|ATORS
ENGIISHPORTS

BERLIN (via Wireless to SsyyilleJ,
L. l., Nov. is.--Gsrman aviatcrs have
flown over the English ports Of Sheer
ness in Kent and Parwich on the east
coast it was declared here today, fol-
lowing advices received by the war Of
flee.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
WEATHER REPORT.

he forecast for the District of Co
luH, H,bia-Rain tonight: saturday fair
md colder. preceded by rain in early
morning.
Maryland-Rain tonight: Saturday
fair, colder in west portion: fresh to
strong south winds this afternoon,
Knitting 10 west winds Saturday
Nirginia--Rain tonight: warmer Sat-
urdsy In west portion: Saturday rain
rud colder in west portion: fresh to
s.rong south winds this afternoon and
tonight becoming west Saturday.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
BAN ON DELIVERY OF
HAY BY RAILROADS
Department Experts Report No
New Cases of Foot-and-
Mouth Disease.

Continued from First Page
Home were infected with the disease
was made today by Col. George Ruhlen,
uCartermaster at the home, who de-
clared a veterinarian inspects the cattle
every day for symptoms of the ailment.
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
TEMPERATURES
AEELECK,S.

The temperature today as registered
2 the United States Weather Bureau
aud AfGeck's:
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE.
High tide-3:3s a. IN. and 4:o9 p. M.
Low tide-l0:I0 q. m. and 1880 p. m.
SUN TABLE.
SssA SSeSA A...s:2e Sun sets tX.......f.Sl
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
The }. I'D. Py|es Stores

II 9TH St ne. %53S NJ at, NV
3rd and Md. ave. ne ioth and q SITS ne.
IL Good Hope I'd. An lI,s r. :. - &c
Aeosu-' a2s Pa. ave. nw
N2 tth st. -, 1870 ;th st. un
The Washington times., 1914-11-13
act $28 Imperial Chartered Oak Davenport

This is a decidedly hand
some Davenport for day use
and at night it can be opened
to a full size comfortable bed.
Very massive imperial quar-
tered oak frame. upholstered in
fine Wear-Well leather deeply
tufted.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

bes Sr,mfenboloes nur nod 8l er.
boben. :
@etreit Dem ii6 iel6it a~egebenen
9eriprefen inbeiien. batte Soiiesin
ieoe Iuipielling auf oie pieQei6t in
Simbos geiis beftnoliden 9innfan,
ten permteoen.
5riiber ober ip1ter piiroe Der gate
ia ielber oapoit ipre6erb ,oadte or,
unb er bate iif in ieiner 4nnahme
niht eetauiht. e
Seilte fiiblte err, baB Die Stinbe 3,t
pertruulihen Rittbeiluneen geihla.
gen babe.
Wtt elmer Sonobelpegnng Iub :.er
Ieinen geiuder elm, 8las 5u nebmen.
sd iebe init Sergnieen, alter
Srelno, baB Cure rob,tite Tatir Den
Sieg baoongetrager bat. 8omit
fam i6 e,,t jest nod bienen?"
fragte er.
Ser aoffer iab iein @egeniiber
lanse na6oenflib an.
e sung oIgt.)
-+-+-$- .
RSy= st Sbr s%ibpnnement balb
fdais? gerseTet ben Seitnnssnattn
niht. 'r7 !,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

Sdnie etfpas Su perihlteBen, olf bent
9tih lieger gelniien batte.
rNh, feb ba! 9as ding Iheint
mir ibon beiier!" iagte Ser Strolf
Dor fi6 bin uno grill obne meitere
ltmidnpeife nod Dem Giamanten.
Sn ieinen Iueen leuftete es auf.
.Mein, nabrItdJ nift, .ih tGuife.
mild niht. Dos lit fpirflid elm ehter
Diamant. Mle Detter! @er bGtte
benfen fonnen. bob in bieier 8arodc
elm ioldes 8ermosen 81 finoen
fpGre!"
Sod immer bielt Der Gieomte ben
foifbaren Stein in ieiner Sdnh. or
rpubte nidt, iollte er i'm periffpin.
ben laiien ooer pieoer an ieine Steae
5uriidleeen; er fe1id,te Dor I~liiregune
iinb ieirt, @eiidt per5errte iid.
Die @eIbsier bliste aus ieinen
glrgen.
Gin @erGuit, oos er in Dem neben.
anlieeenoen 3irnnter an pernebmen
giaubte, rtef i'm IN Die 9irfli6feit
5uriid.
Der ganoit iab elm, 6ab es Inn
i'm eeiheben p1re, rpenit tie ibn bier
finben piiroen.
Or aos alio aunG6if fem @eiift
rpie6er in bic riftieen 5nlten, Iegte
l6felnoen Mlinoes Den Stein an feline
borige SteIe uno sos iid unbemerft
in Die &iibe auriif, mo er nit Ser LII.
ihailbigften Wiene bon Der @elt iet-
men 9las am Glide rpieber einnabm.
Nof intner blieb er aGein.
uGieier Oumntfopf pon Soiielin,"
6afte er Bel ii1. .@ebt bieier aerl
ber un6 ldBt einer iolben Stein
auf benz Tii6 Iieeert, oab Der critic
Bette iih oorar pergreifen FAINT. Mfnt
ioGte rteinet,, er miiiie Minionen be.
iisen, I'M, 10 aIeifgiiltig tperoen au
fonnen. Mlin. sliidIifermeiie bin id
Elm ebrlifer aerl-bis a,,f peiteres.
Die @eihidte f1nst iibrigens gut
or," iuate er Ieiie Dor iih bin. .Ioh
feine Shinbe 1T n~erfIoiien, lett ih
meme SteGe bier aneetreten babe,
unb ifon peib id elm gut sbeil bon
benz, mas ih 5u erfabren niinid)te!
@enn 1reunro Sim MIR Elm Sr,,nfen.
bol6 iN-8rloer Soc lit ~ieoenfaGs
elm Shlaumeier, Der feline Hrosnoie
rihtis 81 itelen rpeib! @irb Der al,.
gen MAIDEN, ipenn if ibm Die Mit.
tbeiluna mode, bob mein neuer 8e.
Dieter Die 7iantanten ailf Dem Glide
Iiesen ldbt! So, ia, iopeit sebt aIes
gut! Wl,r iest Die sli,sen biibi6 ofien
baIten, @aiton!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
8. Saphcl.

3eseite uno Eantela tparen bon if.
rem Spo5iergange in baS Iorf
Sumba 3uriidgefebrt, obne uber ben
alten 3iinbo oos @eringite in griab.
rrutg gebra9t 5li baben. 9tiemanb
bate i'm in ben lesten Sagen &c.
ieben.
3esette mar troitlos, nnb aiih Sol
ielin fano es unerflGrlid,, bob Der
alte Neger, Der ionit ielten einen Gag
poriibergeben lieb, obne niht mebrere
Nale in lies Gbepiaettes" por5uipre.
den, lid, jest 10 fern biclt.
Wieber pergin9en einige Gage, ba
erbob iih So'ielin zines Mnreens Dor
Sonnenuui9ang, Inn lid Sum Sabr.
marfte nah aliponm SIT beaeben. no
er leine &inber gum Serfaui bringen
noQte.
Gr hottc aerabc Die Sarm perlai.
len, OILS CT einen lebr 1rmlih gcflei.
beten Wenifen auf lid 5ufommen
iab.
NlS lid ibm beriel6e bis auf noe.
ni9e Shritte %genabert bate, blieb Der
llnbefannte iteben, l~iiitete Den Silt
unO iagte in forreftem Sran5oiiid:
SEER Soiielin, wenn i6 .nidt
irre?"
lleberroidt ulb ~erirellt 81 gleid)er
3eit, lid in ieiner Seimathiprahe an,
re0en all b6ren, reihte bieicr Dem
Sremben mmiQfiirlidr Die Saub gum
GruBe.
sd DeiB nift, nit rpem if) ipre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28
0ieher 0eieri Nie hirr hfnin.

Gieber 9eier! Die bier Begin
aenSe GrsGbiuna wirit On 10
balS nift perscien nno and
fsin Gremplar ~nnierer 3ei-
; tnns permiiien mullen, iolange
Sieie y8eidjidjte" banert. @ir
finS bnrdj nniere @erbinbnns
; nit Der fatbOliifen Sreiie
; Seutidlanbs in ben Seiis Der
ielben selanst nno babcn bas
alleinige nnb ans
hlieklt dj c 81 E d t auf bic
ielbe fir Die Ser. Staaten.
: @ir peripreden Dir, BON In.
; fang an, reht ipannenbe Inter
; baltung nnb bn ipirit inns fir
Sieien 8ennk scmiR Nnerfen.
. ming nid)t beriagen, inSem bu
; anbere Nidtleier anf nnier
; 8latt nnb bieie id6ne, bOdit in
t~erefante Grsdblnns anfmerfs
lam madit. SaourdJ bilfit bn
Der fatbpliihen Hreiie nno
briifit beincn . n nf in praf-
; it'd iuerthpoaer @eiie aus.-
; Ter Sbefrebafteitr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

bat. Hiht nabr, 3imbo. mir miiiien
mitleioig iein geeen urme 2eute?"
sabre fort; 3edette."
.8apa lit iebr aufrie6en nit tim
llno ib aud; oenn aae Gage bringt
er nit 8llimen init uno--"
Seaette bellete iif iiber ben aron.
fen uno flItiterte linn sebeimnibpoa
ms Chr:
Limb iett lebrt er mid, 5eid)nen.
SD CLAUDE, ih babe id,on srcbe Sort.
itritte 9emadt! Mber bite, bite,
iage es oem 8apo nift! Sd m6btc
i'm bamit. iiberraihen."
8an5 gegen ibre Grrpartung tbeilte
Der alte Reger Die 8eseiiterung Der
&leilten nift. s(ber cine iffpere
Sbr1ne roate iiber ieine bron5eiarbe.
men @ansen.
Sesette iob oieie SbrGne. sic
Iprane non ibrem Stubl berunter uno
erfaBte bic Sano oes alten.
r3imbo, mariim meinit Su2 Sobe
i6 Dir pebe getban?"
Der Reser i%eitf3te, nnb nit elmer
Stin1me, Die fait ebenio S1rtIih flang
pie Die bes ainoes, iaste er: :.
n3e5ette liebt Simbo niht mebr.
9esette siebt ben Sremben mt boien
@eiiht mir Dor. Sic lattImit ibm,
aber nab Saten tuirb @etaen fem.
men," -'. .srE' Hz
spradIos Dor geitiirSuns lab Die
aleine auf ben Heser. Iieier fubr
fort:
rSrember mil 3eSette goies t6un;
3imbo aber nil lieber iterben oils Be.
5ette traurig ntafen." .ar
Der site iprah nit 10 riihrenoer
Gimme, er lab 9e5ette 10 betribt al,
Dab lie gang ergriffen mar. Sic legte
belize aermd)en I'M ieinen Sals.
,9u bit ntein better Sreunb, 3im.
DO, uno lid babe i'd bon Sersen
lieb. Sd milf gar nihts mebr ipiNen
bon bent Serrn 8laiioiS; uno ih
peroe Iapa iaeen, odB ct Elm boier
Mann it, 7>as'
.Nein, 3e3etfe, q, barfit Seinen,
9apn nod nifts iaaen: Iii mltbt
3imbo ,3eit ~laiicn, mabre gbiidten
bon Sremoem fennen SI lernen! On
mlBt-"
Soiielin fam Tim iein Sod,terdcn
5u einem Spa5iergang mad Dem be.
nodDbarten araal %absubolen uno Die
l(nterreoun9 bate Elm Gnoe.
3u @%nfang Der nafiten ISOLDE be.
trat Der aoifer poQitGnoig mieoer
berge'teat gan5 unerwartct SoIielins
Irbeits5immer.
Nenige Gage eorber batte er ihin
Die entieslid)e S5eHe icues 4benbS
bel ben 9fadburns mitgetbeilt unb
penn oieie @r51blune aud MIR beltG.
tigte, mas 3e3ettes Batter pom eriten
Gugenblif an geabnt bate, 10 fonnte
Die lebbafte Shiloernng bes gaHSeit
Torgun9es ooh mir bnSu b%eitraaen,
6as Sntereiie bes reftlih oenfenoen
6armer fir oas mgliidielisc Spfer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

6. aapneL

SoeeIane idypebte Strnbo snii9en
2eben nnb Soo. 3.
Smor batfen angeitrengte @ieber.
belebungsperiude ben grfolg gebabt,
ibn ieiner 8etdublng 5u entreiBen,
aber elm beftiges Sieber brad aus.
llnrnbtg rp1l3te Der alte Wann iih
diif ieinem Bette bin unb Der uilb Der.
Sogerte baour6 bas 9erbeiIen Der
Wunben, bic Sim glodburns @eibel
ibnt geiflaeen bate. Gnblih IieB
bas Jieber nod, oos 8e,puBtiein
febrte in no0em llmfange auriif, unb
bic eriten @orte bes @reiies paren
@orte bes Donfes fir Soiielin.
nit nnbeidreiblif Iiebeponem Sd.
helr iab er sit 3e5ette biniiber, Die es
ii4 nitt nebmen lieb, al ieinem
9ette 81 iisen unb benz serineiten iei.
ner Wiinihe 81, lauiher.
Die fr1ftige aonititition, ieine
rpobrbaft ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Irs.
bauer. gerpann Die Sberbanb, lino
3imbo mar auf benz beiten @ese Der
8eneiung.
Ils tpeitere nierSebn Gage pergon.
gen iparen, fontte er iein Eager Der.
laiieu unb ouf 3eSette eeitiist in Der
umgebung Der Sarm it'd ergebeit.
Wabrenb Der gan5en 3eit Der ge.
fonpates5en5 bate beionoers elmer
lid nilsee5eihnet, onrd) Ben Gifer,
nit Dem er es lid angeleaen iein lieb,
iih nah ieinem 9~eiinoen 81 erfnnoi.
gen. Gieier elmer mar Der 9icomte
De g%laiiois.
Der olfe aaffer inoeiien, 10 banf.
bar er lid aiif 5eigen modbte gegen
ieben ein5elnen, Der ibm Sbeilnabme
be5eiste. mar Dem iuteen 5~ransoien
~aeseniiber niht 81 berpegeit. aus ieiner
eiiieet &dfte be%raus5utreten. Sbihon
er ebeniorpohl etgliid pie iran5oiiit
poQfommen gelauiig iprah. peritano
er oof abiidtlih mebrmals Die Srage
nid)t, Die Der nene Director inn nit
iiiBlih ldfelnber Wiene %Itellte.
9emerfte er aber, 6ab Der iunae
Mann lid in beionberer Weiic nit
3e5etfe beidaftigte, 10 ipriibten Die
@igen bes alten Hegers Seier.
gines Abenos. ais 3eSette Dem al.
ten &eser eben Die Nahtiuppe brad.
te, fragte err:
.aennt 3e5ette Den 5ran5oien nit
BENT @eiberaeiiht, nit Den Sflan.
genalisen ilno Der beitrideuocn Stim.
me. Der lid lett einiger ;3eit aui
rGbepillettes" ~eingeniitet baf?"
.3u iprihit Dor Serrn glaiiois! !
slh ia, 3imbo, id babe Dobl seieben.
bab 9u i'm nibt lieb bait. glber III
bait unreft; oenn er lit elm iebr bra.
per Mann, Der piel llneliif gebabt
bat, nie Eapa mir er5ablte."
limo ba 3e3ctte nid,ts lie6cr tbot,
ols mirflihe @cihid)ten ~er3Gblen, er.
grill lie einen Siubl n,b lieB iif Az
SGiipten oes Hlibebettes ibres Sreun.
bes nieber.
.gr lit bon Sr1nfreih gefommen,
INN bier i'm Sanbe @olb 81 iiden; es
lit linn aber nift gelungen. % lit or
meinem Hapa ~be9caret. uub Der aibt
! Tim arbeit, neil er fein @elb mebr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-28

IuuI DUET w utll NhllloS pelruH'
FEM"
,Soe!"
ga bGtteit Iii aitf elm Soar pie,
Der etpas Sholtes angefatgen!
Nodteit Iii ben Sicomte nieoer-
idieBen, ODER mof,te er Dir zines a,,i
ben Shdoel bremen, po5ii or nobl
fabig m1re-jebenia1s lpdre ih herr.
lid babel sefabren."
so iage mir bod MIR, iparllm bic
Ter Glenoe ii6 an rniere Serien BET.
tet, rparum-"
y@iQit Su ifpeieen, Ol1 hummer
Sungel @iqit Oh id)neigen!"
llnb iih an ben Sicomte rpenben6,
fi,br err fort: 3
sd bite I'M S%ereebl1ng, Serr De
9laiiois! Sic fennen meinelt Brit
Der ia niht crit beute unb miiien iebr
pobl, oab ct ein gutes Ser5 ober
einen anfbratiei,ben Gbarafter be.
iist. Sic entifllbigen i'm, nif)t
mabr?"
Der @icomte nad)te cine gerpe.
glt1g nit Der Sanb, Die eii1em Saloit
Der f%einiten areiie sur gbre gereiht
babelt ipiirbe.
,Hebmen Sic bod Tlns i,nb trim.
fen Sic elm @las bon bieiem Gin,
Der imitalloe mare, eiren Sobtert gum
2eben 5lt ernefen. Sd bin begierig
nif SIR llrtbeil iiber o%enielben,"
fubr Ser nift aus Der Saiiung 81
bringenoe Soc fort.
Sim lebnte lid baeegen nift off.
Son nelem maf]te iih Der Gin.
flrlB ieines iiingeren 9r,ioers nuf i'm
gelteno; err fnurrte, pte bas bdufig
BEL linn porfan, pie Elm eereistes,
miloes Sbier unb trat in tpeniger
friegerii6er Stintml,ng an ben Siid
bera1.
Soc eloubte es iif idliloig gu fem,
ieine Serm1ittlerroae Bis 81 gnoe 81
filbrer.
-p0ll benfit nientals ipeiter, aIs
Dir bic Scale itebt," begann er bon
nerem. nStott Streit 5I iufer mil
unierem euten Srelinbe 9laiiois.
bGtteit 9u es ibm 0anf pti5en icnen,
baB er ltns geraoe su elmer Seit oiif'
iufte, 90 mir ieiner Mitmirfi,ne
mebr oenn ie beoiirfen." 49,,
Der, Sicomte perreigte iid.
rStets 3u Sbren 9ieniten, meint
Serren, uno INNER bereit 81 cement
lament Sduffen."
so, 10 lit IS reft!-aomrt, Sim
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6erii6en Sanbeln.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17
MANY WAYS TO
HAVE GOOD TIME
PLEASURE SEEKERS WILL HAVE
NO TROUBLE IN SELECTING
PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN AND
AROUND THE CITY TO-DAY.

Pleasure seekers may AXE their
choice of amusements today. In the
city, on the outskirts. across the bay,
and through the country, are some of
the many lines offered the fortunate
PensaCOlian and visitor to the city
over Sunday.
Two trips Of the steamer cessna,
three trips of the Baldwin and hourly
trips of launches, which may be had
at a nominal figure at charter; cruise
of the Pensacola Yacht and Motor
Boat Club membership: bathing at
BayVieW park and tho matchlesS gulf
beach; baseball game double hea der)
this afternoon; drives and motor trips
through the country; electric car rides
in city and through suburbs. moving
picture shows throughout the after
noon aqd late in the night: private
picnic privileges etc, are some of the
lines OF amusement which Pensaco-
Hans and the stranger within our
gates are offered during the day after
the good people attend the forenoon
church services, which will be held in
all the editCes despite the usual Va
cation period of the pastors
1t is possible that no city. especially
of this size. offers 50 many and such
a diversified lot Of amusements as are
available in Pensacola from day TO
day,
In addition to the bathing privi-
leges at Bayview park. the sight of
more than half a dozen great Mexican
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17
JAP SMUGGLING
IS NOW CHARGED
BY ASSOCIATED Press.

Seattle, Wn.. May 15.-Noguchi ka-
maskuki, an officer on the Japanese
steamship AVA Maru, was arrested
yesterday on an indictment returned
by the federal grand jury charging
him with smuggling three of his
countrymen into the United States
1t is alleged that the Japanese were
taken aboard at Yokohama brought
here as stowaways nd on the night of
April 3 were thrown overheard and
left to swim ashore.
One of the stowaways is reported
70 have informed government officials
that when he was taken on deck his
hands were tied before he was thrown
overheard and he would have drowned
had not u dock employe assisted him
Several bodies with hands tied had
Neon found floating in the vicinity OF
The dock at various times