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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

in ~ iNHV ilNffH fNiffllNN HfIut iH.
tfteffihR Information feHpectsns thf
vafdfoNe peu fsnflsmHn in rhi,aa1
Nho vas forced ts lnfesr fnH htnshts
spd protection oI fht lsankfuisy ias
q SASS
a Few DAYS aso ch.e4Np msfohtnf
won't into voluntary btnlrHpty aud
Hhflaitd DIE personal wardrobe la bic
uuiI asnet The iiaf az fiisd eonslafed
of "a suits ~ rinfhsa. rs fahtp waist :
s"eir i12 pairs q tIYnssfs ~ ,stfa
enafy 1Hd waln;cuats. ll otsreanlr. w
ntrniHr suits 80 Tusfdo ,oata ~
ffurk coats. ~ fAinraats - hats a.
eufr. VI iiaifs ~ socks. id auiia IT aiu
ioffioihinr 30 shirts and l0 dosait
cuilsfh Jbr prDdirlouH aist ~ ~.
man's wardrobe attracted Tho attention
80 tulFe l,srdls Whu nsdrr,sl an m.
tn-iirriian. aud "a uas found a., basis.
rlpt was w the eio,hlnr busiuasa anI
bad scheduled his entire at1nh 81 Ila
personal wardrobe"
Tic result ct ihla investigation m
very NSeiy to impress mo person mast
tibi.s interested iiiai even % auantity
~ clothing docs not mHhe sn honest
men. and tAHt fiic United States az.
fharllee have re- wpN. ~ times ~ cn
iur"lns iis. anfutuud inlunf'lnp ITO
lIm INST bath fidli he riNen Us add
ius ~ wti rquipprd warsifuNf= convict
suits which are some inVrs appropri
nte nra hHrnminH ~ thrir atJip 81
beauty than others pus.oesad bi their
respective uWhefH. ~ this Thrifty linda
ldual bad devoted some ~ hia fur
pine tunf go raHual uhsef, alton 81
fae drastic manner IN which the Unit
ga NisteH deals with hanhrupie who
irau1uienilv schedule their asserts uu
duaIH boss creditors would uow De- puH.
sfsHcd of Hif wardrobe ana him of i
noh riimrni of hurlpp Austin Amor
ifth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

iia has gone 10 Vera Cruz Sill.
mnu And ,but whore Cartansa
treats diplomat, liko mice treat
choose.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

\ hind man, selling riTars in
the capitol AZ Austin. was given a
slug Tor smoke OF eoUrsc this
WAS wrong, beas,ly wrong but
Che magnitude OF the crime de-.
peuds somewhat on the rigar
We've sn0ked some lha, would
badly cheat any slne manufae.
lnreA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

Aes. l'DlloWng Mr Quinn s
speech shouts 81 vote. yoscl he
came 50 general that speaker
lark pounded Tor ur1ler, cry mg
flis Is no beer garden aud NO
vaudeville show NJ beer gar
dnn, We agree bat sometimes the
slow sNrpussrs vaudeville, Speak
M Clark
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

News itemi Zeppelin cSplod
~. y a. weapon of war; the
Zeppelin esplodcd the firsi llhe Il
nIImnpled NJ IlehL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

a. the Marshall honiv tnsre was
n,ach discussion u WOMAN snfoasc and
other political 0aeatiVirr. ard h,tle Vera
hasi always aVcn scFy much sa,ercss.
% liStsner ttf
what viii yNn % when you can
vets p a visitor iaxke>a her,
hclr 20 pat cAnssy er sns free iist. :
pss tbs unexpected sssiY.~~rhs Youths
Companlon,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

Address az hualness oommunicstions
and make g,t all checks drafts. mon
~ orders sad express orders to The
cEiier Pvhrsalnr Company. All i,ena.
articles and Communications should be-
addressed 10 Edifor. Corpus Christi
caller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
PARAGRAPHINGS

Am afraid thnt tiihnrtcring aroreh
ltc pHrn mahins win subject ms Ia "a
great deal ~ crtirtanN" ,Nelilut,i
senator sorghum ita seod specch =
'Nes. nut IRIS tieArly iu violation az
the eight hour day. '-W Washington Star
There lives mure faiih u nousst dpubi.
neheV, ne than IN han She crc,dt
Tenn, SON.
Country Justice "tu have 90 Cine
sou dollar jeit' ipff IN have go
borrow It ~ 81, ludrrn CountrN lus.
ticc "Hrcat SNAKES Z, was unis ca
git dellAr ! was fiulnF Ne. ,'it out
NJ alN1 sul,. ausNaN. faQiumnla
igstor
Man "a a wolf 20 nta. iqautluH.
= have An eneAgement go meet my
husband and Ina an hour late - ha~
ruticn ms an fiuutcred u "a anueSins
ln hr hate" IT W So "a tccture him
ueod tof a." -l4ousehie uourlsrs Jvur.
nal
noloycd, chou dpes, faithfully what,
sarN,r then doest to the brethren. and
~ HtfANttfNt WYNN nav hfItf MfAifHA
ui thy charity hsfore the uhute a. Nc
theurfegp eusht ~ rvt,.l,s such tho
W mlrA, he lvlloW h,ipors e. ~
.,rvsh.- ~ John O. = and .
"rhcu yeu heiiste m carly MARI
1rvT'' yes Hon van i man w. any
glris ldsai after he re,s ral AND bald
Nsnkas CITY loefnAl
NIr. wayne frNis is srosi his
band ~ outs. Alps siass That's
right. and q fellow d,Ssnt rvai,se u
tM NJ travels. why. Nou ean actually
80 a. niGsen M ilas coNntay whsFv y0u
don't owe aRyhody i'oek
Tho modern ids, ~ honsc ascorl tlyu
u 50 have npthies thai is not as, ful
pVt -, many ornan,ental Wives
Louisville NvafNr- lesunal
7iiesiA q, she ssostpns and w.ak soa,
way up. Patrick vhat "a thc ont,
way" ~ csn't he dome In MY business
fm wvli disNsf rhe cumet.
.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

lndiana has passed Il las, hus
baud hlll Now NC guess lot Of
those Indiana boys viii he trying
81 make friends with mderiow
less, the --latest. drcamlesl. cream
lest scrcemsosl lahble ole Neptune
gter rnmpled with hN tyidvut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

NtWs Item "rrfoerad is -
lent p For aaiailcd information
see German rsporfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

TAFT assures us that an invasion
eft Canada By iac Gcrnaus viii not
constitute an ulfaeiiou ol the
ionroe Doctrine. Like ihc eur
rsncy. our celebrated NJ - BE-
comes more flexible.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
OTHER VIEWS



IN the current issue &C ihf Dfsaf
faeisfn Railway tfngasine ihsfe is an
article si,ifh shopr shat an sstraar.
Jinaf, advantage Germany Yosafssef
over other Eurgi,san cDurtHsa lh tif
matter ~ falieHya. Tlfl az. "a
course. essentially sirttsris ln c'arae
~ aud ~er Originally iald down. nai
49, ours we're f1f the convenience ai
e0mmert. bit ir military Bse n
comparing iisiEiam ifsnce. ItlralH
osfmlpy and Austria Hungary Is ~
seen fuf sFeff faiipsf miies ahfrfas
ln iftaHia tnrff ia only ONE ralirHt
Hils 10 i1f sfilrc miles 70 tsrrlfaff
nat ~ BE- ir ihfif aeiriblfiau sven
upre Than iu their quantity naf 1-f
mnli poaffHfs an a8yatafe Main
lines run ffHW fHr sAFfirU ta tisf Nnaf-
rn frontier almost direct especially
iu flr nnfth. q rufdun Gf l1fa rune
finnv fIr if,ufH NNd bstEian fFou-
tefs md ihr ialapea 49, and dUun
tn' i'piifh frontier are ne1rif na greht
Most likely experimenting feHnuh
Tor thf Felxufe of iuNsnbafy Nas that
81 gave u straight 9oon iins from tff-
slfra 60 Nets. eiih connexions on tie
lthius Railway Gazette
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

kntrred - Second -clsrs matter AZ tho
postoffles IN Corpus Christi. TssAs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
FRIpAY. FER 10. lOl5.

The smooth Tongue N like hon.
~ b soon clogs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

We N4fhfHf ifHtf tHuHN Ntttf afff %
ana arNsptpefs WHO are sure sisl Afr
wilson B. "a bark number unF ir ni-
tsh'n ~ certainly b. much TOO curry
in enuni him out . le int with ahich
certain eoH fufs rauerr srf aaHIiiinE
ilm eouia seem 90 indicate tnaf fug
teci Tint i D. urN safe Soc tne first
tiat - o. et Ihfy nave nCfn fuf tsu
vents varins COR their uu,af uniis
viin Hl-dlsFalaed impotence ani noa
thes fhlnh iheY nHfa found H pfrt
hain they have rueased flFit And prr-
haps not. rsrtdnif "a would bs "a
rrort nistaiu un tnsF raft 90 thinh
that ne psopir ain owes snie f4f a
restoration ~ iho Old conditions
Ettrs pnn knows That president VII
son has msao h3a miathsts hut vhat
President has na iiis shipping bni
afuinn to un 49, hc an utt'tis vicious
pieco 90 i.eisiutipn Thew b.. tgn. "a
disposition op the part ~ ths prrsiirut
H. tiuae his eyes e. obViHua fncfs ani
So doorifa himself into heHrtnF that
finnrH - ist. Wnrn sac matter 0f fHaf.
ihey DO not exist Thm b. q frriuus
defect nmi especially Hsriaus in q wHr
who Ia shsreea with thr conduct ~
public Hffalfa Nurh j. man more than
atiY uih't ought siWaYH ta know fH
ltufst aud 90 wniauue fNnu tir most
unpleasant truth rrnNlfl ~ tnt
truth SELF deception b. t wsuiaasH EN-
" hfh fuisra. ppfiifHarh H ihey hf
mastefrul meu .Hre hlHayH iu danger Vi
fhinnr Victim
Str Wllsnn lei still au nauonor 81 us
ro.huntd with Thr very Enthusiasm
iDf the enmpalrn that certain teipera
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

The tait ship rcxns hiss been
iu the dry doek aud tlir S'uir of
Texas IS having d humping hrisk
lime keeping out of the same slip.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
Texas Press


The o. fratt b iht ruark,f value ~
cDtton iosts a.. fnlf 80 -tmnnor csot.
a,Atf" for T,taa lows mafefss ~
head nifh tiir p.nnant folioWs8 bs
hiinDi4 However. resne has tolsr
NIB fsis option on Third Dlacs. fhank
you ard nVe Mat SO ga champion
hos drei.ieh io ditofeDs $50 "a home.
ana keep spur ~ ihf i1ge eea 900 at
me sans piaes. fhrff ia u driving fn
iuh ahead fOr the 1913 Ntie ioNa 4nd
lllinois ditefsiis ami nsf ~ honsf the
three l'ndtfs ~ sn "A NJ start u viii
Nt eitti fsee i.fI resHs rrusler
lrft Worth Hfaf. TslfAftm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 70 ADVERT sUHs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

7iiesiN q, she ''ostpr ard W,ak >nav
way up, Patrick vhAt ~ thc os,ls
WAY M, rsn't he Aone IN my hessness.
fm q wvll dsgNefr rhe ,'omet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
PHILIP BEALL
IS APPOINTED
u. S. ATTORNEY
Il Named BY Judge Shep-
pard to take Charge OF
Government Prosecutions.

Philip u. Bean. assistant United
States attorney Tor the past four pr
i've years. was Yesterday appointed
United states attorney, the appoint
ment being made ~ judge sheppard
This of course. is q temporary APP
poiutment. The judge having the au-
thority 90 name hn attorney where "A
vacancy exists and court = "a ses-
sion
Mr Bealrs appointment came after
Judge sheppard had been appr.sed "a
the resignation of Acting United States
Attorney John Il. Neeler The latter
was appointed by Judge sheppard sew
erai weeks ago. but with Important
cases pending Ia other courts Mr Nee
leg was unable Cd remain In Pensacola
through what promises @ b the lnng
term new % session. - be rendered
his resignation.
SIR Bcan viii have charge ~ al
prosecutions "a the United states
court 81 this district until the de-
partment o. justice sees CO 70 hAl tbs
Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
RaiwayMenIssue
Otdfen1 emf Their
OWn Contentious
~ AssocIATED -

Chicago. May 8-The Brotherhood ~
Locomotive Engineers AMI Fgremen,
after Analysing for three days the ar
bitrauon award into the Western war
dispute. issued q statement today In
support 81 their contention that the
wage advance granted were made
auate
The increases aggregate, according
20 these figures. $3.50. 4ss q year. The
figures are Tor wages alone and DO not
include the value & Compensatory
rules or overtime allowance granted
The railroads contended throughout
the case % grant every demand made
BY the men would cost the ninety -ei ght
western railroads Involved $50. geo 600
a year The men claim the cost would
not r8n over slo.00o. 900 a year. The
award e said 70 affect engineers on
only 6.76e locomotives out 80 2gSi2 Fl
service. The advances Go the engin-
eers totals 81 ,IIi.ss according 10 the
hrotherhooda.
Firamen on Too5 locomotives out Oh
% 66l la service receive q total in
crease of $500 ssgT0 "A q calculated
by tho Brotherhood.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
MEXICANS TRY
TO CONFISCATE
VESSELS CARGO
Startling Tale Related in
Which the Cruiser Denver
Played a Leading Part.

eau Diego. Cal. Nay with the
British steamship Cetriamn's comman-
Ger detained ashore. the vessels $780,
eco cargo would have been eonuscated
BY military authorities at EnAanada.
Mex. had IL nat been Tor defiance Of
farred rs the ships FIRST ofBcer. }. A.
seaberw. or thie city and the inter
wention 81 the United states Cruiser
Denver. according % SeaherTs story
told here today ~ the Cetriana'a es-
care
The vessel vas towed into San Diego
harhor by tre Denver Yesterday. her
hunkera bare ~ coal and with neither
food nor water aboard
The Cetriana ieft MaEatlau for En-
sanada and san Diego April "a. de-
ergta 8he fact that the NaEatian GUS
IONS officials had refused her clearance
pauers when she arrived az EnEana-
IA Captain W. Kerr according 60
seahern. was taken ashore - Mexican
soldiers. places On detention and re-
auested 20 sign q statement tarning
ever the Cefriana's cargo 60 the author
siies
Captain Kerr refused seaoerg says
and a second squad of soldiers came
anaara and took the ahin's radio opeF-
atnr ana parser ashore.
After this according % seaserE,
Mexican collector boarded the Cetriana
90 unlaaa ne Cersana's cargo
Before tha Mexican officer could re-
furm with mavr ersa8ere the cruiser
Denver hoge 81 meht
Commando EieEemeter ~ the Dem
Yer. after leareang ~ the trouble. weni
aHhaFt inferred with EnHanaaa oal-
Gals end suoeeeasa IL havina the men
arid veesel released Seaaerw said
The Denver paaaea nn line and
toWed ua lns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
WASHINGTON TO.
AWAITCOMPLETE
Order Thorough Probe Into
Sinking Of the Steamer
Gulflight.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
POLICY is DEFERRED
Expected Indemnity Win be
Demanded for Owners
and Families.
~ AssoCIATED -

Washington. May 8.-Pendlns an Of
aeial Investigation Of the clrcum
stances surrounding the wrecking of
the American steamer Qanighf In the
English channel. the TASTED states win
defer diplomatic Representations a.
well a. any pronouncement 81 policy
American Consul stephens "a Ply
wouth. England. haH cabled an 0faclnl
notification that the Gulnieht was tor
pedoed. the captain died q heart fail-
IRE and two sailors were drowned
Secretary Bryan said ae wog@s ask
FOR q thorough and complete report
from the consul and would direct Nm
baaaador Gerard at Berlin. "a muae 1
similar inquiry % ths German govern
ment for such fgets as il might have
Bryan announced Ne dta not wish e
make predictions concerning the
American governments course Until
all the facts are in his possession
Should the Investigation coyr6borats
the dispatches claiming a GeFmHn sub
marine attacked the Gulnight TIE
United States probably win demand
indemnity SUFFICIENT 80 cover the losses
Incurred ~ the ship ant compensate
the hamilies of the vfrtimR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
WILL NOMINATE A
CITY COMMISSIONER TODAY
j. NJ. Roberts, General Agent
of the Louisville & Nashville,
Dies After a Lingering illness
Suffered Severe Burn
About One Month Ago,
Complications Ensued.

J NJ Roberts. general agent 0f the
Louisville Al Nashville railroad and
the Gulf Transit Co, died last night
al 1880 o'clock at his home No. W
Fast Gregory street. lie was 50 years
u age ana e native OF Mobile. Mr
Roberts suffered severe burns about
month aRo While In hts night cloth
ms he attempted % light . cigar and
his clothing iguited lie was recover
ing from these injuries when compli-
cations developed which caused bis
death lie Il survived hy a wife, a
s.ep daughter. one brother. 7. b Rob-
crts. and tao sisters, Mrs. Charles
Prise and Aliss Carrie Roberts, h0ta of
Salisbury, y. G.
AFR Roberts had been IN the service
Of the Louisville a Nashville prac-
tiealls an of his life. working his way
up from Office boy q one 81 the high
est positions with the J. Is n. Mr.
Roberts came tp Pensacola IN 1851
- a clerk ln the ONCE q the auditor
- the P a A railroad just az that
road was taken over by the T. a n.
Later he became chief clerk % the d.
vision superintendent and afterwards
was promoted 90 freight agent. where
he remained until the resignation q
$ a. Cosalich, then n charge of the
Calf Transit co, AR Roberts was
chen promoted % the position Of gen
eral agent % the railroad and Gulf
Transit Co. which he held At the timc
% his death
SIR Roberts VAS well xaown
throughout the eltt and was well liked
By ell with whom Be was acquainted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
BRAVERY
SAVES FRIEND
.FROMDROWNING
William Daniel Leaped Into
choctawhatchee Bay to
Save Warren King.
KEPT HIM AFLOAT
FIFTEEN MINUTES
King Could Not Swim and
Would Have Drowned had
Not Help Arrived.

Only the bravery Of william r
Daniel. sixteen -year-oid son 0f Mr
and Mrs. Lee Daniel. saved the Mfo CT
Warren King hfteen years 81 age sat-
urday when the latter feu from the
launch 81 Mr Daniel when the boat
was about two miles OF shore in Choc-
tawhatchie bay.
Md. Daniels ais family and young
King the latter the son o. r. IA Kinw
left the city Friday for points un the
Ghoctawhatchee bay They spent the
night up the Narrowa and resumed
their Journey in Mr.. Daniels motor
boat Saturday morning The boat had
passed from the NaTr0ws and was
about two miles en- shore preparing 20
turn towards one 81 the numerous
hayoaa, when young King fell over
board His companlon. william Dan
iel was the only one who saw the
accident and the latter called out. al
the same time enaeaVorIaH 90 unite a
skin that vas ia tow Is the launch.
The latter was making seven oF eight
miles an hour. and young Daniei fatl-
Ing in hls hurried Efforts 10 unite the
beat. leapea tato the water @gth 81
az his clnahlms on The baat had gone
perhaps two hundred yards from tie
spot where young King had fallen
overheard. The latter. unable q swim,
was almost Ia = drowning condition
when young Daniel reached him Mr.
Daniel heard the connection and came
on deck just In time 20 see his son
swimming towards young King Ia the
confusion which followed. the man
running the boat killed the engine. Mr.
Daniel hurriedly united the skin and
started towards the two boys. reach
ing them just as young Daniel was
about @ give up. for al Of his strength
had been spent n supporting his com
panion, FOR fully fifteen minutes had
elapsed before help arrived
The boys we're pulled into the boat
but Il was not until the followire
morning that they fully recovered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
Victory Extends Along the
Whole Western Tips Of
Galacia.
SERIOUSLY AFFECTS
RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN
Makes Precarious Position
Of Russian Troops Near
ing Hungarian Plains.

London. Nay a.-AccordinF 20 Ber-
I'm and Vienna, the German and Aus
trian armies have achieved a notable
victory in West GaIicia. SMASHING the
entire Russian center along 4 front
81 many miles. The Berlin official
statement claims the victory extends
across The whole western tip 81 Ca
uela. from uaar the hungarian border
% a point where the River Dunaiec
Joins the Viftulo, right az the from
fier of Poland Although the eight
thousand prisoners which the Germans
and Austriana Say they have taken
does not compare with the number
which some OF Field Marshal Won Hin-
denhHrEs Pushes Melted him in the
north, the achievement. e subsequent
reports are auoetnnuatea. meana 81
icaat q temporary check for the Rma.
slams hammerdne their way westward
since ~ faii ~ Przemysl
EnHlana ard France aome claim
game ln the west The Germans maim-
taln tney are pushing forward % the
northwest 80 XpFes toward 81 Juilen
Naieh they hane eanfprod IN tho
nEhtsuK 81 the Baitle Provinces Ber-
lin fnas cause fer rejoicing
So far az the claims SO Sc was en-
Auairo- Qerman day a number 81
vessels. neutral and otherwise. fen vic
tins ~ German submarines Norway
being particularly heavy loser.
Il the Aualru German contentious
relative 90 the Gaiscian situation are
correct. according 90 some military
writer's t VIII mean che whole Rus
eian campaign rs the Carpathlana. r.
seriously affected ard Ia would make
extremely precarlous the posiiikn ~
the Russian troops pressing down the
southern slopes toward the plains 81
Hungary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
ITALY MAY ENTER.
BIG c D NFLICT
ATANEARLYDATE.
Advices Reaching United
States Lately Convey Such
an Impression.
~ Ass0CIATEn -

Washington. Nav 8-Advfces reach
ing the United states government
through Official and unofficial channels
within the last few DAYS indicate that
ftnly'e preparations clearls tend Is her
participation In the war AZ ar early
date.
Aside from her extensive military
preparations and orders f2r war sup
plies, the expected public appearance
of King Victor Emmanuel At the Carl
bald celebration in Rome wednesday.
u REGARDED there - es much sinnln-
canoe ard demonstrations than In
favor 90 war would not - surprising.
Heretofore all such popular out-
bursts have been aiven no ofHcial
sanction and have a. times been re-
pressed
Amerioan diplomats in Europe. some
% whom are 60 touch with the Italian
situation believe ftalys decision now
is only matter 81 days. and arrange
ments already are being made to ac-
commodate Italian interests should
she emergency arise
Il Italy should enter the war IL i
understood she would ask the Auncrl-
can embassies rs Vienna. Berlin and
Constantinopie to care Tor her dlplo-
matte interests italy now 3 TIE cua,
toasan n the Turkish capital 81 Rus
Sian interests and Ambassador Nor
Ecnthau probably woula have Petro-
rrads subjects and Interests g. care
for
The recent can 60 Rome az the
Italian ambassadors actredfted q
Great Britain. France. Germany and
Austria Is ken 90 farshs Cow Italvs
anal decision Diplomaflsts here would
not 6 surprised e the enxuvs 10 Ger
Their posts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
Florida Statue
Been Declared
Unconstitutional
~ Assoc1ArEp -.

WASHINGTON. May 8-The Florida
statute making stockholders liable 90
the extent 81 their unpaid stock sub
scrlptiou for unpaid judgements OBJ
talned against their corporations with
out further suit or order was annulied
as an unconstitutional denial 81 due
process" today ~ the supreme court.
The decision was announced In a
case originally brought b the Armour
fertilizer Company against the Par
IRISH Vegetable a Fruit COMPANY the
fertilizer company seeking ultimately
TO recover from Henry T.. Coe. 4 stock
holder Ina the vegetable and fruit COM
pany.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
Florence Carn1an
Faces Trial For
Murder End i'm e
nY AssocIATED pnEss

Mineola, I. r.. y. r. May 3-Nrs.
Florence Conkiin CaFman was placed
on trial here today for the second time
on an indictment charging her with
the murded ~ Mrs Louise %. Bailey.
az Freeport The Jury In the FIRST trial
disagreed and Mrs Carman has been
az liberty under bond
Mrs Carman accompanied hy her
husband. Dr Edward Carman appeared
IN court. pale bat smiling and spe
10 he IN better health than az her
drat trial
District Attorney smith said IL
might require a week 70 present the
states case. Several new witnesses.
10 was reported would be called 20
support the states contention that Mrs.
Carman was the unseen assailant who
shot Mrs. Bailey .a death IN Dr Car
mans Office last June
selection % the jury proceeded very
slow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
SECOND OFFICER SAW THE
SUBMARINE BEFoRE EXPLOSION

Plymouth. England, Nay a-The
steamer Lyonnesse brought 70 Pen
zance tonight thirty-thres members of
the crew and body 81 Captain Uunter
- the American steamer GulniRht. tor
peaped saturday. Second OHcer Gov
err. Of the Gulnight said taat Saturday
az noon be saw a submarine. which re.
NAMED on the surface three minutes
and Their disappeared Twenty
minutes later he said the C~-rirht
was struck BY q torpedo on the star
board side and there ives q tremen-
dous explosion.