davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
9mrd,s Tenitr.

9and einem @2onne, Der iib allt6g.
lid Elm @ereniigen Oaraus madt,
ourd Elm 6eniter Oes erIten, Stodiper-
feS oie iirneen @fIegeriinen ser
), ,llnion 8roteitant SnfirmorD" beim
llnfleioen 81 beoba6ten iabnOet 5iir
3eit Die Yoli5ei. Bon Der @orite6e-
rim oes Snitituts lief cine 9eihperoe
in Ger noropeitliden Boli5eiitation
elm DAB m16reno Ger lcbtelt Gage foit
ieoen Wlorgen INN 6 llbr al oent
6eniter oes no1 ser WfcMedenitrnBe
81 eelegenen 5HlafIooles ser @fleee-
rinnen Elm neugieriger. mdnnliher
aopf iuie es beiBt, Der eines 9segers,
eri6ienen iei. gs lit Dies Der 3eit-
punft, al peldem iib Die @flegeriu-
nen, pelhe Oen Eaeesoienit Oerrih-
ten, nit Oeuen, pelde ipd6renO Der
Naoht ecpo6t ba6eu segenieitig o6-
loien uno lebtere ii9 81 Bette bege
ben. Die &oli5ei Bat umiaiienoe
@laBreseln aetrofieu DEM imgebete.
men 3ui6ouer oos Sonowert 81 le'
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
Sin uIdllucrer Snmec".

9lngeiGuIoigt mG6reno Der lebten
@o6e 5pei perlpeeene @iubriibe I'M
9}oropcIten Ger Sta0t berii6t 81 ia.
beib wnroe 9eHern 9l6eno 7Oer 81
Sabre alte g8eger Benjamin Solt
BON 95r. 1885, Earriib.9Iaep, oerbuf-
tet unO in oie noromeitIide @oli5ei-
Itotion eingeliefert. @ic es beiBt
Itottete er am lesten Sonntag Oen
@rocerielooen BON 3. Sopber, Ger.
1882, @eit-@olboun-StroBe einen
9eiu1 ob lmo bieB nidt ipeniger ais
10 iunianereide @leblidde mitgeben
9tm 9onneritag ioa er iooonn in oas
S6u6geibGft bon 30. SeOinion an
Scr 9loom.StroBe eiuge6ro6en iein
ino cine beoeiltenoe 9ln5abl neucr
S6ube an iib eeuommen boben- @r
miro beiite Gormittag 9iiHter DC
Saul Oorgefiibrt weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
(sinc nnnLnn6hnftc 0Lnnn6e.

Der Captain oes englii6en Gam.
piers ,Operoole", S. g8. @bite, Scr
geitern @lorgen i'm bieiigen Safen
anfam, 6eri9tete, Dab er om gteii-
iobrstage Elm oeiitideS llnterieeboot
geiilnfen babe. 0os S9iff mar bier
Gage bon Siperpool aus in Gee, ols
es bel einem Sturme pIoblib nuf
eiuen @egenitonO, ser ii6 lmter 0em
@aiier 6efono, itieB. 9ie Manui6ait
io6 ange6lib einen grouen @egen.
itano inter Dem @aiier, ser 81 iinfen
beganL mo0ur6 ser 0ampfer, Der
iiber oen @aiieripiegel &c.
boben poroen mar, ipieoer IN feline
ri6tige Gage fam. Ger Gompfer
muBte no6 0ueeustown 5uriidfeb-
rem 0a er cine bei6Goigte S1raube
bate 0ieie @eidi9te ideint 5iem-
lid lmgloubmiiroig oa Der 0ampfer
nad elmer Oiertdeieen 6abrt minOe-
items i6on 800 Nleilen BON ser eng
lii6en Sfiiite entierut gepeien ieiu
muBte imO in elmer iolden Cutter.
nlng ii6 fein oeutides llnterieeboot
ailfbolten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
9cnti6c arieasaeOidte.

Inter Dem gitcl ,Geuti6e ariegs.
geoidte, bon 93uOolf 6. gle6bad 1T
ioeben elm eeIbmadOoIles, fleiues
9ii6lein eridienen, oeiien Snbolt
@eoidte, in peIden ii6 oie sroBe
3eit Ser lieben aIten Seimotb in
bunten Garben ipieeeIt, Oos Srtereiie
zines ieoen Geutihen uno Oelitid
6iiblenoen eriueden oiirfte. Ger
@rtrog Oes giidleins, ipel6es bon
beiite ob 5ugleidb nit oen eiiernen
Iingen i'm giireau oes nGeutihen
GorreiponOenten" aufliegen miro, lit
fir sen Oeiititb-Oiterrei6iihen SiiIfs-
5onO beitimnt. Ser 9reis betr6gt
% Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
Wlcgifauiidcs gIaerIci.
Garron5o 5iebt geritdrtungen fiir ei'
nen gLnariif onf M2onteren beran.

Garran5o 5iebt geriiGrtungen fir ei-
ueu 9(ugriif ouf @lonterep 6eran.
8abuOerfe6r 5pii6eu gero
Gru5 uno Der Souptitaot rmter-
broden. S6regou 6eihlug-
nabmt 9e6ensmittel in oerSaupt-
itoOt.
8aibington 10. 6e6ruar
Die 9lgentir @orraBas mu6te
6elIte befount, OaB 1900 Wlonn m-
terwegs ieien, Inn Garran5a bel iei-
mem 9lngriff ouf @onterep 6il lnter-
itiiben Die @o6nocr6inOungen 5ipi.
iden Staot Wlerifo imO 9era @ru5
lit DieOer imterbro6en. Giaa bat
na6 9eridten aus @ieOros 9legras
MoncIooa beiebt. ga ole 8er6inoung
nit @era GriB a6geibnitteu it, mag
es inter llmitdnoen @oniul Gilman
ibiper per0eu Garran5a 5ii erreiden.
Gas Staots-Gepartement bat ierner
Die 9iadridt erbalten, odB Gnrran5a
allen &erionen Oerboten bate, bis
aii @eiteres oen Staat Yucatan 5u
DerlaIien.
. Oregon orgt fir oie
9(rmen.
Stoot @lerito, 19. 6e6rnar.
Seute bat General Sbregon bier
ben 9eiebI erlaiieu, noh Dem ale Sc,
bensmittel,S6nOIer 10 @ro3ent ibrer
gorratbe innerbolb AS Stlmoen oen
0lilitdrbe60roen auSIicfern miiiien.
Giele @aaren ioaeu linentgeltIi6
inter Den 9lrnen bertbeilt werOeu.
0ie @reiie Iteisen bier sou5 beoenf-
liH.
@arron5o's oneeblibe c @r.
foIge.
Sareoo, Ger, t9. 6ebrlnr. -
Die 9In61nger Garron5a's baben IN
Dem Stoot Guerrero GbiIopa er.
obert, ebenfoas ionen iie Iib in Sen
9eiib BON Glrtro @ienegos, i'm
Situate Goa6uilo, geiebt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
..0Iermanin. .Gonclnn glr. 2O2.N

Ole @litglieoer Oes D@ermania-
Gonclaps glr. 2O2" pom g|erb. Or
oen Der SeptoIop6en~ beIhIoiien in
ibrer geitrigen Siblmg in giiiffels
@oQe an Der g}orOsSreoerid- -StraBe,
iicb on Ger Snitaairung Ser 9cantin-
men Der 0amen.Seftion Der Orguni-
iation ooIl8dblig 81 bet6eiligeu. Die
ieIbe finoet 9lnfangs @ldrS in @en5el
gibner's Saqe, Scr. 245, Siio.@olfe-
StraBe, itatt. 0ie gIamen Der en-.
mG6ltens s9enmtinnen purOen tiir8li1
I'M ,.Ceilfiden GorreiponOeuten" per-
0ffeutlibt. Sci Der 6eierIi1feit miro
ole Sopcae oes glor0o. Slopo.9am.
piers n&bein" con5ertiren. 9ic Sn.
itaairiine miro Ger 0iitrifts.0epu-
tirte 2oilis Sann leiten. llmfaiienoe
ARRANGEMENTS trofen Die @litgIieoer
oes u@ermania-Gonclaos" fir ein
Ficnic. meldes pnbrideinlidb i'm
u@eitenO @arf~ eebalten werOen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
Sm glmtlusesnituuO Ssriett.

SOS 9lngeIes, 10. Sebruor.
TT Sorrp CHANDLER, ser Siilfs-@e-
i6Gftsleiter Ger Sos glngeles
Timcs" unO Elm reider @rluObe-
iiber, iit beilte bon oen 8uuoes-
@roBgeibWorenen in 9tntlageauitau0
beriett poroen. @r miro beiHul-
Oiet, angeblit an elmer Geribpo-
rllne betbeiligt gu iein Die Den 8med
botte, merifoniihes Eerritoriim in
Inter. Californian miIitdriib beieten
5u loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
Slmerifaniide SSuitiaden erreiden
i6r 3iel.

of6ingtoi, 10. Sebruor.
Obpobl ole 4oitioben bon Oen Der.
Stooteu oireft ooer inoireft nod ie.
oem 2onoe scr gSeIt ee6en 1T ioipeit
nidt Elm eiu6iger Sod @oItio6en
Ourd Die glftioitdten Ger 6Iotten ser
friesfiibrcnoeu Nddte perIoreu ee.
gangen.
General @oitneiiter 9urleion iag-
te, CT erWorte nidt, onB Oie Oeuti6e
&riegsoone Erotlomntion cine Be
binocune Oes 8oitoienites sur 6oIge
bo6en per0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
0urse GtoStneniafeiten.

Sr. ggm. 3. Stone, ser frii6erc
3oIleinne6mer, lit gum Steapertre-
ter oes 8rGIiOcnten Der n@eitern
01otionol-gonf~ ermdblt uoroen. Sr.
G6as. 6. 0Riemon lit Ser 8r6iioent
Ser 9onf.
Scr 9iunpf oes am %. Sanuar
ouSsebronnteu 2ompfers DMorp-
lono~ miro i'm Snterele ser eegen
Oeniel6en eelteno eemnhten 9luiprii-
die in So6e BON $16,203 pertauft
meroen.
Sic @ei5enpreiie itiegen geitern
mieoer ouf $t.64 pro gui1el.
Die ghlitern in Der 9ni lino 0ieieS
Sabr 10 reiHlid, ooB geitern 1900
9ui6el 81 Is Gcnts pro 9uihel Der.
fault purOen
Sic Ser5ogiu oe 9li6elielt ge6.
gSiie, bon Baltimore, lieet in Wlor.
ieiaes, 6ronfreid, ibper fronf oor-
nieoer Sbr @atte ut 5ilr 6ront be-
oroert iporOen.
Sn StaoteeriHte bat Soibua 8.
@6elps Sen @ruoer ieiner 5rol Inn
$4,000 S1oOeneriob Derflugt, neil
er oie 2ie6e Der @ottn bon ibm ob-
ipeuitie eemaht bo6en iOq. Ger Ser
floete, Sr. ernit 5. 5lubortp, iuobnt
in 9lr. 2431, gtoro.@aloert Strdbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
sa6s fir Ipatercs gcr6Or feifse6al-
ten.

llnter Dem geroo6t, onge6lid
me6rere 0ubeno ieioene Semoen I'M
8ertbe bon 500 seIto6len5u boben
purOe eeiiern S(beuo ser 90 Sabre
ulte @iaion Sndjs, bon 9lr. 2O5,
0ior05Sieb. .StroBe Dem Toli5eirit.
ter Snpplee, in ser nittleren @oli5ei-
ltotion ooreefiibrt. lin Sen Eoli5i-
Iteu @elegenbeit 81 geben, oen gi-
gent6iimer Ser Senoen ausfinoeg 5u
nIaden, oericbo6 ser @oli5eiriHter
Oos 9er6or bis ouf sen 26. 6ebruar.
gor 5luei Wionoten, ais SaHs Sono-
idellen trug, bronnte er Der Eoli-
5eL ais er aus Dem @eric6tsge6Guoe
gefii6rt luuroe, ourd. Sn Dem &eint
bon 6roli 9ioia @reenberg, gtr. 1920,
Sit-goltiinore.StroBe, fano oie Eoli-
sci 5ipolf ieioene Soillen lno in oem
3immer zines 4oitgGngers bon
6rou @reenberg, 10 ieioene Semoen.
5rou @reenbere iopie SinmeI be.
5eiIsten 6ei Dem eeitriseu @erbor,
odB lie oie Senoen reip Soillen
bon Sotbs foniten ino $3.50 pro
Stiid bejo6lten. Better bon @ao.
ren6Guiern bobeu Die Poli5ei fiir8lid
beundrihtigt, ooB lie oos Spier BON
SenOennar0ern geporOen limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
sr6ielt sluei Sabre.

Syn Ser 8ipeiten gIbtbeilung Oes
Grimiualgeri6ts purOe geitern Der
SytoIiener Dominic George idiiloig
befunoen, on 5. 6ebruar ser 5rou
S6ereIe Sa6s bon 9lr. 1924, Nit.
W1onument. .StroBe, ibre Sauotalhe
entriIIen ou babeu. 9iidter elliott
iorote 0en sStoliener nlf 5lpei Sabre
nod Dem Staots. .glr6eitsbouie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
ORorpcaiIdcr 2umpfer aeinnfcn.

SonOon, 20. 6ebruar Der
noripegii6e Oompfer n9lorOfin" lit
nod elmer 9openbageuer Gepei6c an
Die Central 9Setus" nabe Der Sniel
9orn6olm auf cine @liue aeitoBeu
uno geimfen.
0ie geiamnte 9emamung lit an.
aeblih ertrltnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
8amiIiena6enS IL Oer uGiniateit.

Ser 9lrbeiter @einngoerein Isl.
nigfeit" bielt geiteru 9l6enO in 81.
rings Solle al ser @de BON Salt
s(pe. uno 8. Str. in Sig6lanotopn
einen 6amilienabero ob. Der 9a.
men.gerein ino Die N}itelieoer lpa.
rem 5oblreib eridienelL mo Oie Der.
onitaItltng perlief in Der fr06li6iten
@eiic. Ole Sanger brahteu inter
i6rem 0irigenten @roi. ". @obl-
monm einiee Sieoer gum Gortrae,
woiiir tie lebbaften geifaa eruteteu.
Die CONCERT imO Son5nluiif lieierte
Geiiiingcr's Srheitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
csn NRidlmnnA allnl garindI. .

Sr. SEQ. g9. @oblfe un0 6rolt
pcl6e friiber 5ebn Sabre lang in
Ri6monO ipobnten, beiudten eeitern
ibre oltc Seiuotb ooielbit imo maren
ole @1Ite oes ~9lotarDsGIubs bon
Rid1mnn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
Hiel aus Sem alueiten etudluerf.

9(u8 cinem 6eniter Oes 6iueiten
Stodperfs oes 2oeirbouies gar. 906,
Siio-9rooopop, ficl eeitern Der 81
Sabre oIte Seemonn Charles gnge.
liter rno bro6 einige 9iippen ioipie
ous linfe S1ulterblott. @r murOe
nob Dem st. Soiepb's SoipitoI"
qe6rant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
9sOlt an g9al0inatonla 0Ie6nrIaIaa

91d6iten Nlontag lit @aibiuoton's
@ebirtstag inO iomit elm eeiesliher
GSeiertog. @dt 9lusnabme Der Hegi-
itrir. uno MISUNDERSTANDING uer.
Oen ale 1epartements inn @oitamte
@littaes eei6loIieu. Die Wlarfen-
6eniter bleiben ober bis z llbr
9lbenos often ltno Die 9labtitation,
in pel6er oud &oitipnrfaiien-@eloer
angenommen weroen, blei6t bis W2it.
ternoht often. Gie 9rieftrdger mo-
den am Montog 8ormittag cine 9Gb.
lieferung 0ie @oItiaaeu aus Den
9rieifditcn werOen wie eeiuobuliA
oeiammelt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
a6r ston0punft.

S6r Ston0puntt. glr5t:
o@arunt meine @naoigiie, iir1uben
Sic iidb 0enn 10, bic Seebdoer crit inl
6erbit 81 ne6men?4 9aroniI:
Isl ooncl go mdbreno ocs Son-
mers aretbi mo gletbi in ser Gee
ge6aoet bobenl0
Gin outer 9crl. u9ea.
RIM oeuu bent 10 miirriid. Sepp2"
u@iHen's. bin Ieclenaidio
aerl foan 01enif'u ia 6eleioiad.
a6er am Sonntag penn not a'ranft
miro, flnut ! gIei an icoen iu-
brinsa."
&nritwi0cr @urit. va.
ter: 0euer 2e6rer miro beute bonn
6iiriien SIR Eofel ee8oacu. So6n.
den. ,@eidie6t oeul idon aon3
beIier. ''''
Sn ipat. .rSie uliibten 0oa
frob iein, 0oB sic oieie fout6ippc
enollN los lln0F reSn, pas bob' idl
mir audi aciast aa6er lest mcrf i'd
crit OoB iie Ser Srlno so meiuem
laoncn Curt gepcieu it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
e3Deiscraafe. " BIB. 2ac.. oOcr 1 gb

9aoood, BIO. 77sc.
@ooiiih, Bib. 7hc.
9utterfiid, 8io. s7sc.
Mniteru 9lntfrn!
fSriih auiqemndbte 9luitern, Quart t2kc.
3 Bnhien gllnsfasqd6s zoe
10 1eite Sal5sDadereen fiir 29e ooer SAG
ods Giild
.eelbitgemadte gMoeIn 4 Bio. Sc; ooer
IL SIai6c Meerreitie. SIafde Coon ebow
SldfCbe @atiup, I fSluibe glepfet@llia, 29c
9oroen's berhiiniieie Wdlh, 9i6ien 20e.
Sel3leeeadcne Singer Snaps; Bio 7e oosr
@Hfienu aren.Gom6ination.
I 9iid)ic Wi0is, ] 0iidie Iomaien, / 9iidle
@rbien I 8ihie griiHe 9obHen nno BIO
Sorr8firiiher fiir 20c.
9fr 4anne Goitolcne 29c.
9ndien 5arte @rbieH 20c.
9n6ien Spargelipiten 29c.
8n6ieH importirie Gardiner 29c.
@iidien Nr. Iomaten 29c.
RIB California 4orr.9flrfd1e 29c.
Yndfen conoeTliirte W(tlO 29c
eaultareS Slelfm-Departemnt
BIB Sirloin o0er NounosSteaf 20c.
1914 eamms0interoierteI 9io. t4%e.
Qnmms9oieleiten, 2 BIO. 29c.
2 Bhino SnmorlanlrH fir 19c.
Yinno gSoloorfNraien, leine Nno9en mo
iein Qlbfdu fcbr fein, OeriudDt es, 121kc.
Jiippenroait 9funo t2hc
TclifntefensT Ttpnriemeut.
aartoifelsSaInt Yto. foe. ooer Hfo. thT
SeIbneemodie gooiifbsgouen, 9utenb 12c.
goH iins ielbii iabr8irte 6ranfiurier gSiirite,
ooer Bologna. Qfb. lac.
sSrif6e eanopiirli, nit SaIbei ooer Seuerie
geluiir3t. Bio. lac,
6rif1es 9odfleil1 Bfo lac.
Bern6etmer Bros
arUhe Snmiflen.qdbcn
bnrdllauieno BIG 5ur 2sElust'n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20

W eIIington, yteu Scelan0,
10. Sebruor. ~ Die Reeierung bat
beidloIien, oen aeIammtcn lIeber
iduB an 0hien, 9anm. un0 &om-
meIfleiid OeS Sonoes fiir Die taiier.
li6e fegierilng aiif Gerlaueen bcreit
81 6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20

aruBc Snmilien.qdben,
8abettesetrahe, burdllauieno bis Jur 2erIusipn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
Thos. W.sBrent Good
Witness in Bank Cases
tcontlnued From Page ons)

disagreed with the board q directors,
IMPLY through a difference - opln-
ion. ne said. and Ia the same light "a
regarded the valuations placed upon
milling properties and stocks on hand
sc several mills on which the bank
held a mortgage lie said there was
no reason 20 believe that the stock as
given in said mortgages was not real
Is On hand. but ID consisted q cut ~
logs. and he could not agree on the
valuation as turned ia. The South
port min for instance. he regaT ded a
W no value while the lumber figured
70 about Ss0 .0o0, II had some value
bat net the value they put on e. My
Idea was that II was less than they
put upon &C."
Regarding the property OK the West
Pensacola Land Company. returned As
500 acres. he said ne thought "hctl-
tl0us values had been probably placed
upon 10 BY the people who owned a.
This was only a difference Of opin-
ion.' be said.
Tie said he had no recollection Of
any mortgage on land near or az oak
Geld. and was also Ga the same 0piu-
Ten regarding the rcputed mortgage
held on lands near Palmetto Beach.
Tie did recall there was a mortgage
ON the Graves stock and mill He said
gnat tho Mr Graves was held in high
esteem; was really highly regarded.
and was known 20 have about the
largest mill n his section. lie said that
the two Mr.. Graves connected with
this mill had acquired Il good stand
inE, and he had no reason TO doubt
bat that the arm Rad the quantity
~ lumber stocks e. had been claimed
But the lumber market was IN bad
state and WAS declining. and the de-
mand Was iesseningn he asserted Fhat
was the only reason why he had dis
agreed relative TO stocks IN hand vslu-
II iGns.
Mr. Brent was on the stand az 6
o'clock, and viii likely he recalled the
first thing this morning. as the gov
eminent indicated that some questions
would be asked witness. The defense
also asked witness % consult papers
of the bank. access 60 which ne would
I be given and a. certain certain dates
7 relative 70 the transfer of money 10
4 Liverpool shortly afterward. agree
/. mcnt was reached as 20 this disputed
/ date. but the witness was not excused.
+ however.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT TIE
FnffMTRX HHaFn

TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT TIE
COUNTRY CLUB.
The finals Ia the tennis tournament
win Be played on this afternoon at the
Country club. which VIII keep opeu
house from I've till nine. tea and dane
ing furnishing amusement 60 those not
taking part in the FINAL matches
Yesterday Ga the mems doubles Mr.
James Leonard and SIR. Felo Turner
won from sir Boydn Hyer and MT.
Reginald DesIlva. LIS. 6-a
IN the mixed doubles. Mrs Ellis
Knowles and nr. Hutchinson defeated
Miss Ada Hnf0n Green and Captain
Hubbard. 0-6, SIS SIS
This afternoon the first match VIII
be played az three O'Clock. the champ
i0nship n mems doubles 20 Be played
between Mr. James Leonard and Mr
Felo Turner. opposing DIR. Philip
Yonge and DIT Hutchinson.
Al sis Mrs william Fisher, IT.
win compete WITH Miss Natalie Berry
for the ladies' championship singles
az the same tima ON the other court
Mr. Philip YonEe win play pr Hutch
inaon o. the finals 81 the mems singles
A. i've o'clock Miss Natalie Berry
and Dr. Tainter win oppose Mrs. Elus
Knowles and Dr. Hutchinson in tho
hnal round in mixed doubles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-22
RESINOL. MAKES
ECZEMA VANISH
Stops Itching and Burning Instantly

STOPS ltehtns ard Burning Instantly
There il immediate relief for skins
itching. burning ard disaE8red ~
eczema. ringworm. or similar torment
Ing skln-trouble. in a warm bath with
Resinol Soap and a simple application
q HesiuoI Ointment The soothing.
healing Besinol medication sinks riEht
into the skin. stops itching instantly.
and soon clears away ala trace of erup~
tious even in sever and stubborn cases
whore other treatments have had no
effect. After that the regular use q
Reslnol Soap "A usually enough 20 keep
tho skin clear and healthy
You need never hesitate Go use Resi-
mol ft is a doctors prescription. that
has been used By other physicians for
years en- the treatment 81 ell sorts %
skin afpctlonh ne contains absolutely
nothing THAI could in3ure the tendereat
skin. Every druggist sells Resinol
Ointment and Reslnol soap. (adgl
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one hundred and twenty-nine stu
dents graduated LAT night IRON the
Grammar school. tha exercises taxing
Sac az the odd Fellows Hall, OWNS
e. the large number 81 students %
he graduated
The address and presentation we're
made - Mr. y r. shsrrlli. chairman
ef tne school board whose charge 20
the h8va and girls was most impress
sive
Ar william Fisher presented the
Helen Fiahnr Memorial medal % Mlss
Lacy Arson. ere young daughter of
M and Mrs ri %. Anaun, and the
Dreaenfaflan a. the NJ. p 6. medal vas
made By Mrs. Dan sheppard. preai-
dent 81 the Pensacola CHAPTER y. ID.
G.. 10 Miss Gladys Vaughn
The progran follows
Greeting -fsrnlghlll Brown.
GLORIOUS ~0vehr Te sea- Grads
Eight
campusltlons The Women ard the
Part they Took IN the War'-iladya
NauWhn.
plano Duet. shadow Dance
Misses Wirgfnia walker ard Miss
Dorothy Holmes.
Reading: The Missionary Bax--Mias
Lucille Shaoziefufa
Violin nolos Flfth Nocturne-kser-
redea ranero.
Address and presentation 81 medals
Tie members 90 the graduating
class who Gene from Eve sections O.
the eighth grades. Miss sydney All.
nnn. Buda Day. Ethel suter. Trina DE.
silva ard Ethel CLARK. teachers are
Grade g. a.
Margaret Borrhrrewink Adele Ber
Tn. Cralniil Brown Mabel Baker
Carlisle Bliss John Corn. Frederlcl
Gilmore. Jack merschknvltE. Mar
Malt Janice Kahn. Frances Morey
Harry Reinhardt. Blanche Sheppard
Gidys vaughn. Wnsel Williams. Mar
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FROM THE
PENSACOLA GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Phone
81.

Marshall Wright. Grace Jacobsen,
Amelia Zirklebach. Elgif Bayless,
George Calhoun. Harry Rowland.
Claude kuEieman. Harold Jones,
McHenry Jones. George oliver, Wal
lace Purely. Napoleon Roserhtein. Sig
nun Solomon. Earl Llpp, William
Hannah Wolfe Dorothy Burrow.
ARatho BorchErevink. Amelia Berlin.
Mercedes CaaeFu. Violet Day. Bertha
Goldsmith. Evelyn Lewis. ElmioF Mel
ton. Nellie McConnelle. Louise Mel
son. Margery Plerpont. Constancs
Pendleton. Ruth pfeiner. Laura Phil
aps. Margaret Ro@Ne. Christine shep-
nard. Virginia Walker.
Grade Eight, 3.
Edward Anderson. AthEiel Apple
berg Leon Burpee. Harry Bayllss
Frank heoyich, Charles Driver, Victor
Hutchinson. W. L. Jones. Hunter
Long John Lind. oerson Mayer,
Evans Vaughn, Richard vaggoner
Anne May Barr. Margaret Brown
Eva CherburR. Edith CooneY. Frances
Daniel Irma Dewberry. Dorothy Fred.
eriehsen. Marie Grey. sadla Hender-
son. Annie Humphrey Oruida Hoyt
Darline Johnson. MARY lind SAY. Olive
WaWRener. Lucille shackleford. Olga
Peraics. IrEna wheat. Alstha Williams
Veima Villar.
Leroy Abbott. Thomas Anderson
sidney Andrews. Elsie Andrews. Ade-
I aide Began, George Bout. Bessie
[ Brown. Beatrice Browne. nsan Bush.
nell Aae Care. Ruth Crabtree. Mau.
/ rice Champion. Jessie Mae Candova
Y Alto Davis. Gladys Edgar. paulins
l Gauden. Maude Hardy Agnes Hansen
Prank Henderson. Evelyn HauRhton
/ Lizzie Klemker. Nina Maxwell Loil
\ Mcclellan. Anaise 0liver. Marfh.
Penn. Bert p0oiey Eva sheTrer.
/ Mildred Andrews, Lcona Bear. Id0ls
Bird, Marie Bear. Mary BeERa, Doro
I thy Holmes. Adeifa Kimball. Ida
I Neriwether. Thelma Mcmillan. Elm.
! Morgan. Blanche Moulden. Isabella
. Mcclellan. Ruth Mcintosh. Elizabeth
1erting IdA Wilhelm, Antoiuette vii
Jams.
Howard Mayoa. Merlin plnney
Wright Reese. Chandler Bcaear. Ale
nders. George Watkins Maroi
Walters
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Lisbon, AIay 60. tvla Paris1--In
consequence 81 REPORTS ~ the violence
~ political prosecutions in different
parts ~ the country. the minister 90
tbs interior has ordered af civil gov
ernors by telegraph 90 institute ener-
getlc measures 20 stamp out such per-
secutl0ns The cabinet also las de-
cided a. send representatives, into the
provinces to pgclfy the country aud
vent facu0nal feeling.
Two British warshfps arrived yes
terd8y a. the mouth ~ the TaEua river
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MISS BINGHAM HoNoREp
LN SAN ANTONIO.

Miss Dorothy Bingham. daughter -
Colonel Bingham. q. a. Corok. III. &
A. has been specially honored By the
san Autonsans bV berg chosen
Duchess Uf Fort sam Houston" nt
this years carnival Not only was she
houored IN that way. but for the arst
time since the Inauguration 81 the
Battle ~ Flowers street parade.
about thirty years aFo. has an "uut
af town" Duchess been favored with
an individual noat The latter was
decorated ln red white and blue
shields. and tire stars and Stripes
made Sitting canopy % tire little
Army Duchess The float wHs drawn
b. a spirited team % four bay horses
with uniformed riders and four Young
officers. Lieutenant Glass. kirby. pa
wilson and Mcmahon rs FUN dress uni
forms. were the outFidera 90 her noat
The applause was great all along the
line q march. fndIcariuE the popular
ity of Miss Bingham. as well az adj
miratl0n Tor the float upon which she
rode attended by her maid - honor.
Miss crosby During the Fiesta fate
Incident g carnival week Mais HlnR-
ham danced most gracefully tha Ruth
So Denis MaEeurka with Mr walter
Stoves. 80 San Antonio. at the Grand
Opera Houze.-=Armv and Navy Iour-
nal
The above notice Is espec any In-
tareNting Go PouHacollans. because -
the wide family acquaintance in this
cts. Miss Bingham ~ the Ernnd-
daughter 81 General and Mn Biun-
ham, who are frequent winter visitors
90 the family 81 the late Mr. r. q
Brent GO whom they are closely re-
lated
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NORTHERN BAPTIsTs
DISCUSS MANY PLANS

Los Angeles. Cal. May a1.-Delerates
60 the Northern Bautists convention
today renewed the debate on the eff
cheney commissions plan 20 combine
the American Eaptists Home Mission
Society and she American Baptist
Publication Society into one now cor
poratlon 70 Dee established Ga Boston
20 the same city