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The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

SOFIA, Aug. 1.-The diplomatic battle going in this capital between the representatives of the begerent naton attempt to influence the position of Bulgaria for side the coming head and 1t expected that the decision will be arrived at within the next few days Bulgaria shows desire to side with the allies provided her asperaons Mace ona allowed to be realized and Serbia ceded the territory that Bulgaria believes should have been hers the fruits o the late Balkan Today the Bulgarian prime minister notified representatives of England France, Russia and Italy, that Bulgaria would at enter the the side of the allies by declaring against Turkey, if the Serbans ceded her that portion of Macedonia claimed by Bulgaria
 BERLIN Aug 14-The official German statement for today that the advancing Tuon armies Poland have captured Sedce This town is about sixty miles east of Warsaw and half between the Polish capital and the fortress of Bres Ltovsk 1t the base of the great defensive triangle form
 by the Notifications of Brestovsk, Ivangorod and War and N capture is indicative of the great German advance still under way It is ke ythat the next stand to be made by the retiring Russians will be along the Bug rlee
 PETROGRAD Aug. 1.-The southern most portion of the battle line Poland the of fighting The Russians have along line running from Chom to Wodawa the direction of the fortress of Brestovsk Yesterday repeated Teuon attacks by the army under Arch duke Josef Ferdand repused with heavy losses The continue advance in their effort to enveop the Russian center and sacrificing enormous number of soldiers forcing the enrenched positions o the Russians
 CONSTANTINOPIE, Aug 14-Heavy fighting has been along the front the southern end ot the Gapo peninsula few days The allied troops have been at lacking the Turkish trenches in force Every attack has been renused with to the enemy and the Turks subbony holding their positions in the face of terrific ar
 ery and heavy bayonet attacks by the English and New
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
' l | | A WILLING RESTORE PEACE
 NMEX|C0

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-General Pancho Villa leader of the northern faction of the contending Mexicans forces today informed the State De- partment that he was willing to eli minate himself from consideration if by so doing the bringing about of 8 stable government in Mexico, and the furnishing of relief to the famine stricken people could be hastened.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
VICTORIA DUE MONDAY
 WITH MANY ExCURSIONIST

The steamer Victoria will reach Seward tomorrow morning, on her way south from Nome. She is due to reach here early Monday morning and as a large number of tourists are aboard an excursion will be run to the glaciers.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Zeppelins Visit Coast of England.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Germans have not yet decided that air raids the of England result military ad vantage Last night fleet of Zeppens accompanied by Taube crused the east coast of Britain and dropped both ncenay and explosive bombs various shore towns result of the raid combatants killed and thr wounded The property damage negligible most of the bombs fell in open spaces, and fires set
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
We'll Known Salesman Married

William Aiken, well known in Alas ka as the representative of Schillins's Best, was married to Miss Kathleen aterson, at Winnipeg, Manatoba, July 26. The couple will make their home in Juneau.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
HARB0RS BEN | INVESTIGATED
 IN WEST

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-The River and Harbors Committee of Congress accompanied by number of Senators and Representatives, is now touring the west and will visit the Puget Sound navy yard at Bremerton on August 22. The committee Is making an exhaustive study of port, harbor and river needs in the states of Cali. fornia, Oregon and Washington.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Turks Lose Gunboat and Transport.

LONDON, Aug 14-A British submarine entered the straits of Daranees yesterday and torpedoed the Turkish gunboat Derisavet The sank within ten with large loss of fe the sailors thrown into fusion by the torpedo striking and unable to launch life boats The gunboa accompanying army trans port which also torpeoed and sunk by the English under water craft The submersbe returned in safety to its base
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

Skagway and Haines saloon men were granted their licenses to do bnst- ness for another year by Judge Jen- nings while holding court at Skagway last week.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

Father w. A. Shepard arrived from 2 the westward yesterday and will con-
 duct Mass in the Catholic church to-
 morrow.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

Henry J. Brandt, cashier of the c, R. & N. W. railway, will leave for out the line on Monday, with the pay checks for the employees of the com pany.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Russians In Possession Trans Caucasia.

PETROGRAD, Aug. 14The Russian office in its off today claims that the armies of the Czar Trans Caucasa succeeded in driving the last Turk from that territory and the Russians full possession The fight ing has not been large scale neither of the conendmg forces having large armies in this section
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Loss to Danish Ships S2,OOO,OOO

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 1.-The Danish government has public its estimates of the damage done to Danish ships cargoes by the begerent nations in the present It figured Danish shipping has suffered the extent of million dollars through mines in the It is also figured that Danish shipping has been damaged another million through the
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Austrian Submarine Is Sunk.

ROME, Aug 14-The office officially announced this morning that Italian warshps had sunk the Austrian sub U2 in the Aatic The location of the sinking given the submarine discovered by estroyes who gnaed the heavier vessels the position of the subme sibe. We'll directed shell fire did the rest
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

Judge John Goodell, formerly or Cordova, has been relieved as Deputy Knitted States Marshal at Sitka, end is now in Juneau.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Russians Will Abandon Wilma.

GENEVA, Aug. 14-it is reported here that Grand Duke Nicholas commander chief the Russian forces has notified the allies he will abandon Wilma The Russian position at this point being threatened by Von Bueows advancing cava me who sweeping forward from Kovno in an irresistible rush.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
British Steamer Is Blown Up.

LONDON, Aug. 14-A German submarine held up the British Summered in the North Sea today and after giving the time take the small boats sank the vessel The lowed distance of fifty miles by the submarine reached in safety.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

The cable is still out of commission, the Burnside being unable to do any repair work on account of the rough weather.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Alameda Left Yesterday.

The steamer Alameda was late in sailing from Seattle and did not get away until o'clock Friday afternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Germans Sink Norwegian Steamer.

LONDON Aug. 14-A German submarine attacked and sunk the Norwegian Aura today off the coast of Scot land. The saved.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

The Ketchikan Progressive will soon appear as daily newspaper, the necessary plant having been ordered.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14

There Is some talk of ball game tomorrow, providing the weather is favorable.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-14
Bulgaria May Join The Allies


Zealand soldiers It is apparent that the allies preparing make strong effort gain decisive victory in this regon counterac possible the effect of the Russian Poland.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-22
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Sim 81. Suit ioa i'm COURTEOUS
BON Seguin cine Malienperiamm-
lung itattfinoen, in Der geihliiile
allgenommcn tperoen lonen, fpelde
ron unierer Gegierutg oerIamaen,
raB iie fir unlerr gottonbanoel mic
Der Die Sreibeit Der Meere iihere.
Der Staatsiefretdr Sobn 6.
Mc@aD madt anf oas @eieb auI-
merfiam meIhes borf6reibt, oaB ane
Ganoioaten fir oas @i,t beg Bum
hesienators uno Die SefretGre aGer
Tartei Gomites ben getrag Der ge-
Eabten @ablunfolten an8useben boz
ben.
Die Staatsitelier : State fir
1876 lit 90 Gents: Mo palorcnl
80, ShuIen 90, fon~fooerierte Gen-
~fiotert 5 Gents.
Die .Soutbtpeft Giirrict 5ar-
mers linton" IN Sonoo, lit BEL Hi1.
fioent @iIion tpegen oes Gmbargo's,
Cas- gnglnno alf 8aumfrolle geIegt
Eat, poriteIlig getuor6en. Die sSar,
mer geben an, oaB gnglan6s 8erbal-
ten ben Sreis fir 8aumtpolle 70
her~nbeeoriidt, oaB fir iie nifts lib
rig bleibt uno ooB es nltIos lit,
9aumpoae 81 5ieberi.
Ser FARMER Sam $. Sin, olr
Condo, 90 Meilen iiiolif BON Sall
angelo uobnbaft. bat auf ieincrr
Blate nit grfoIg Mepfel ge5ogeit.
! Mrs. &atie @iIganotpsfD III
IN Marlin iuesen Sotune ibrc.
Wannes 81 lebensldnglider 3uht'
fausitrafe berurteilt porben. Git
Eat muroe I'M Sebruar begangen.
Nabe Ban Gitp bot elm altel
Slider, Der Neger goparos, stpei
iunge Maoden Eod)ter bes gountD,
6lerf Bomb uro oes aaufmam:
Mtearns bonn grtrinfiingstooe geret
tet. Die M1oden baoeten i'm Colo
rooo, gerieten in cine Stromung mi
fmiroen BON Der Slut ~fortgeriiien
Sie id|rien I'M SiIfe, Der alte 4esel
iprong ibnen nod nno rettete elm,
nad Der anoeren.
Ger friibere Toli5eidef boz
Soulton, Senrp 6. Ganlom lit gun
@aptain Der Gompagnie 9 De
Stoatsranger ernannt morben Uni
miro fein Saliptqtortier IN Sarlin
gen. Cameron gountp, ouHhlagen
Die I~nsftednng IN Sertro:'
8urnet gonntp, finoet am 49,, t9
uno 90. @itgift itatt.
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Sic Grpebitipa.

ei1len balben Gent, tros ser erfolater
erbobnna oes @iieiiments. @ir ia
ben Damn Die bodite Steuer al aah
len, Die lie in 8eror County erbober
na1roe. Die Stoatsiteuer : State If
onf SO Gents biltaufgeidroltbt NOR.
Den, od5t fonnt nun Ste Gouittpro.
tie bon 40 Gents, mta6t suiommef
ES1.o4 gegen IS Cts. I'M bergangene:
Sabre = elm Maebr bon 10 Gents.
Sic bieiige aompoanie g,
5ipeite Snfanterie, Seros National
eorbe, tit ausgemuitert iporoen, neil
ne ben ~foberalen Mnforoerut1qer
ni6t entiprad).
@nitatt in ben berldieoeltel,
yarfs, 8lo5a's ETC., tpo o;e itaotiid1e
Wt1ftffapeae ~fon5ertiert Mulifpu-
billions gu erridtelt mill man eine1l
Wogen baueit Ser auseinanoerac-
flappt meroen fam utto Ser oailt
cine Blattform biloet.
8egen 9aufaGisfeit lit BE
grltde 1iber ben 6liB in Der 9eorb-
Freia StraBe Bis auf ueiteres oc-
ldlpllea tuoroen. Die Bride mar en-
bablides galliperf. SoffentIidj be-
etlt man iif cine 1lelte, %1nooerne al
b.lleii.
- Gum Sdub Ser Slide i'm Die
Dina 2afe, binter Dem arosen
9amm, bot iid bier cine Organize
ton gebiloet, Der alf Mitalieolr
bon alsfparts beitreten meroen.
Die gebraitbliden SeiBpetter-
Hatifldge ioaten oieie Gradnauna
.crfabren: 2eien sic feline adiierten
ariegsberid)tel
Ger befannte anftreider uns
Shaloermaler 6. 8. @rusebsfi iii
in ieiner 8obnune, 226 DoIoroia
StrnBe, i'm @lter bon 65 sSsabrcn qe-
Or mar BoIe bon 0eburt.
Ger 3ofbiG Country Club
bon San Mntonio bat iein aapital
Ron 100000 altf $25O,000 berab-
I'm ii6 gegefl Die &un6e un5
Siibner ibrer Nadbarn gu ifiiten,
mari cine Srau i'm South Seiabts
pergiftetes Sleiid, Mais etc.
IN oeren Sole, mas oen Sob ser
siere, Die bapon aBen, berbeifiibrte.
Die Nadborn beflagten iid uno Die
5rou tpuroe perbaftet.
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@rnnoetsentanss. llebcrtraannaen

Sacob 8oblfartb a Gus. q. @e6ls
fartb, 0runoftiid III gbseipooo; $40
u. q.
Sobn q. Sed l1ub Srau an ssaeo6
@%oblfartb, @ranoitid in gogeipooO
g. S. 0pens an Srau anna olion,
@riinoitiid I'M neuen gitbzglod 1858;
81 II. ".
S. g. Soribtb, Surd $. 81. @orb, an
6iaber@9 eutfdsSarratt 60, @runoStid
in Cos angeIes 3eigbts; 500.
Gogar Shunnnn an Moolf Sol3.
8rlnoitiif IN Wfi1ion @ieip; $3.50.
90. 8aftiens an Cigar 6dnmana,
@rnnoitiid in DeiIion Gietp; 81 II. u.
Neolpb 3an0er an S. 8. MiIer,
@rnnbftid an Der @de Der Sndbcrrt]
ltno 8eit Sails Gbenie, Soutb Seisbts;
$f,260.
Octabie s. Sc gomte an g. s. Gantm,
215 Nder 2an6; $1400.
@ottfrieo un6 Srau an 2ucb Conrad
an Ban 9. uno QuciIe @rigbt, @runcs
itiid an Der SIibe Ctr; $3.50.
g. S. nn1 N. q. Metaer ON Srau
Sobn Sed. @rrfnofiid In Der gogeipooS
N6bition; IS.
gbriItian 6. Coulter uno 6. 8. BnI6us
an bic Stnot San Nntonio, Qano di1r
grtpeiterlne Der Bonnie Ctr; 1925.
6. s. Sdneu an 80. Wailer. Grnnbs
it'd an Der Bnfo 9onoo Ctr; $685..
@artin Meahnln an Go. umb Mmb Sra.
fofpib. As Nfer 2ano nnb POI ader
2anb; $6,150.
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MIItrIti.

@egen ale meritaniihen 5riif.
te, @gnacates, Orntger 2enlonen,
Zines etc. lit 0itnrantSne erflart.
Die 6riidte fontmen nid,t mebr iibr
oie @ren5e.
Gairh 0ie Gnfifeiouno bes
@ierten Civil : apbelotionseerifts
TT 8. 8. 9erren als Waifenberuof.
fer Der @rteiinn gelt RaiIrooo obae.
lett uno Die geruoItung eebt all STE
@unf aig @ernaIter Der SinterIai5en.
Ihaft bon 81. 6. Simmons suriid.
Ga babefi mir Bic 8citeerung
Nnd bic Gountpfteuer-Nate foa pr'
bolt tueroen ur6 oiuor INN Elm mi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-22

n@lauben Sic, Sas ser ihiidterne
Eeior fir mein Boltdtigfeitsfelt 5ut-
laoen miro2... SD babe aehort,
man brinst i'm 70 id)tper alif oas go.
oium binaufl"
Gas aueroingsi Mber ih tuarne
Sic: Sernnter brinset Sic i'm gar
nift mebri@
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Grnart.

aommilfdr: .gs lit aber ocd,
rlerfpitroig, BOB Sic 6as Seuer crit
bemerften, als es Sbnen bereits ull-
fer Den ssiiben branntp. Siet Sbnca
Oenn Der penetronte brenslihe@ eru6
auf2"
Serr: nDus mol, Serr aommiii6r;
ober ih bafte, meine 5rau fofte
ielbit."
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LokaIes.
Sanmmua : Miisfnbr in emaliider
Selemdtund.

Gnnniuua : Mmsfigr In enaliidler
Seleiftmng.
gSabreno bon iiberuIber aus unite
rem Siioltaaten Brotelte nad1 @aib.
ington geianot tperoen geeen oos
embargo, oos England auf gollnl
poae gelegt bat, lit Die 2onoone,
Freiie beiorgt, oaB Die @orftrolle Sci.
tens Gnglanos iiber oie 8aumtpoa.
perlhiffnngen nod nift f9arf &C.
mug nno Die Moglidfeit porbonoe,i
1T, DOB 9aumtuole ood nod mad
Seutldlano olirdgebt. &ier folaen
.ote M~euBerungen Der gIatter inter
-oem 8atnm bonn 81. SesnIi:
Die sSimes" beoouert oaB 9re-
miermiriiter asquitb in ieiner geoe
riht groBeren Soffnungert NIT Ser
gaitmpoufrage pirflam fertiq AT
reroen, Haum eeben fonnte.
pguilD Chronicle berfpeiIt oltf
Die hoeutenoe 3unnbmle ees grporfs
BON Nobbaumtuolle i1n6 JutterItof=
,snS gfora;man;a,. 81. sau 9oilalo
ssrooe e,.o;oha tx ailp lagI: Sie
;SeinS oh,,e 81 ~ ,, aasE' lpts oen
out oos Gel lit Die Code oobpel ipid5e
seihnptes miehf,,Hax ~ ..A unsge-
g-aohm,otpr;or 81, Co., lu'.uelii EN-
hrId,e Mrncor;,, oItulle ina
ffeht opm,,oh - Sa,solsa. sUlO. es
NIT @o,,mnons ms ;;haa s.ulssorls
bort Sontp S;e s islIen eI=
fc Wodp ;;he, luul
she morr;no a,os.. xu
ro,,f Sos mn,,,s,amd rIleyl W,
arieosfontrehor,aa orars u0,u.ul
iihrp;bt. csenos M,s,sa p'lo n.lo
0as nou Ns,,sfIa,,a u
nirS hpSp,,tet So,, Ton usmpu
nofen gsshorn ,s..s D.nlWel Sol-
o~ufoeborten nnerao', ma u Snlp S.I
oier,,no ;hre Mor;t;r use o
in;nshf NOM, S;e
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sSip g3p;hehoTt,,no aorsorho, r:x4 s..r
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Sns s;a monsan Xxx aoa asu
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"aluIn so. ,au. nuas.epsg SslgL
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xa,.ta., s;a sa. ouanuuonr o.
suz,u', rs lo' 'alu! alluian
r. se9 s: m. Aio'ee.ielva' pel'e.
- - usa' ~ Ssu1.sn euu SprnIs
a sase,' gas'uaao ~ n..o O'e ga
'es 'oal..l ssnsss''1upuil'.u geslen
nv usIlel'iultlael'
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sSn pis.utl'oe'ie lunie ofe Dun
A'letsIu Ip'I'''le.oe s~onIteoanoe eli
ns'h pl'lsager'ul . nus Serlres
Nln VET ana'eIlcn oellegl, noer9epeh
nslo1 u'lmli e''eh" 'pe0'ttlW o1'r
ItfQeII OeftQl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-22

Siihnerldufe, JI5he, BIuetugS, Mites.
Gioabes. Gmeiien, 8e..en unb hire grut
fofort getotet NIT 80. & 8. Srterminns
tor. heraeiteut in Gan GutoniJ uub 90.
rantiert. Grumn Chemical Co., 1909
Glib : Slores Ctr. Gel. grcdett 5000,
Yeie3 1549.
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Or. .. Seller, 3abnar5t, 305 8ras
bp-@eb6nbe. @llttaperba Blatten,
Ior5eam : SiiGnneen, Ginlagen urn
Gmetine in Bporrbea cine SpeSiali.
t1t.
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Sn Del 8io eab es nod LANCER
Srodenbeit am Mittpoh ben eriefn-
ten &egen. Snnerbalb bon orsi
Stunoen fielen 5tpci uto elm balber
3ou @aIIer.
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= @eYtes Del uno 8oiolin erbiI,
man bon Ser Slimp Oil Gu., 4Ct
Sft-gommerce ctr. Ieles Eel. Sri.
big 1852. Wns.)
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9~elephoniert Grapes's, 22f Sif@gems
nerce Str. I'm irseno etipas. bab SIR
perm eft grodett 1851. Neues Gel
80.
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Mrs. 8. o.. 9arleb, aneemeine Se-s
iiferlrre. $40 Stpeariuaen . Gebdibe.
Srabis 3406.
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Gier, Butter Ii. @efIiigeI. S. q. Saef=
ter, (@holefale). Sraois 1913; 9eues
Sci. 855.
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Ueuniie.


9artoffeIn, Meue. s1.5o uno $3.50 Der
BuideI.
@absbobnen, Der WuIheI, $3.50;
Crime Bobnen, $3.50.
somaten, Ssgas. 4 a0rbe. SOC nnS
IS Gents.
Siibe aortoffeIn. eouiIiann, Sits.
3ipiebeln, EeJas gerumlons. 90e.
ehrpftaI @ag. $3.50 per Crate.
Eeter1tlie. 30c per Gbo. sViinoel.
@riiner Tfeffer, Segns, SOC per 0orb.
per 3prb.
@obI, $2.75 nnb $500 per Crate.
Gnnteloupes. Seras. $500 per &iie,
$1.25 per 9 Bufdel Crates.
Haoies6en. 30c II 35e fir Elm Sto.s
0iinoeI.
Gurfen. Cal. $50 Der grate; Serns
SoEash. Soc per guSdef.
GeIlerie, $500 per Crate.
@eerrettiezW nrse1n. per BIB. 12He-
&opfiaIat, $3.50 Der Crate.
@eeten. Acc per Tto sgsiinbel.
ORA, $500 fiir Elm gnfhel.
8cfbe gfiiben, Doc per Sleeftos
@iinSeI.
gierpflansen, $2.25 Der guihel.
Spinnt. &c per Rfuua
gieb=Marft.
Gan gntonio, Ser, %. Sui lob
9hfen $500 Bis $500.
&iihe $500 Bis 1925.
9dIber $500 bis $500.
@iilen $4.75 Biz $500.
ct. 9ouis, %. Suli 1915. - @inoz
bieh. Teras Wieh, S5.25 bis $685..
Shipeine $7.25 Bis $500.
Gante.
| Ghiuere bonn GmIodifer ......22 @tt.
9eidte bonn SdIndter ....-. % @te.
| Grim ae5oIaene .....,....f3h Ct.
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gr ertndgen nniere 2eier redt orinsenb, ben idnlbiaen M6onne.
uentsbetras nugebenb eim5mienben, ga es inns nmu1Salib lit, BEN aanscn
staat bereien sm lafem.
Sm Taue nan oas Enhancement ntdt 51 erneuern huMni6t, bitten mir
INT MnfbeaablMug bis gum Sage nnb nm Mitelmna, bas sic 2uienbnno
beg 8lattes eingeneQt iperben ioQ.
gtemano ionte bag 8latt entseeemnebmen, Der es nidt mehr leien
anS besa9len mil.
Sie Grpebitipn.
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Isarfts8ericbt.
@anmiuule.
Gan Nntnnio, 7H Gents.
@alnefton, geitern, 8.75 Gents.
Gpttoniamen-Hro6n

San AntpniO, geS.. 20. Stuff. -t915
Yrirna CRUDE Cotton Gee6 Oil, SO
Gcnts ret @nllone
Neu gort. 90. Suli - Spot $500;
Suli, $500 NM $6.10; suguit. $6.G4
lno $6.05; Geptember. $6.0s ms
$6.10; Sttober. $6.10 uno $6.12; Nos
bender, $500 nno 5000; DECEMBER,
$6.05 nno 1907; SamIar. sell rnS
S6.12; Sebrnar. 1913 nno $6.19.
Sescrm.0sr.At,Ft.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-30
CASE
ON TRIAL TODAY
CONTENTION THAT RAILROAD
COMPANY CAUSED DEATH OF
HUSBAND WILL BE PRESSED
BY THE WIDOW.

An interesting action for damage
is on the docket for trial in the court
of record today, this being that
brought by Mrs. Laura Clopton, a
widow, who charges. that the L.. &
N. railroad company caused the
death of her husband, and for this
she asks the sum of $4,000. She is
represented by Reese & Stokes.
This is the outcome of the killing
of Clopton, the husband of the plain
tiff, Just north of the city some time
by the coroner. Two suspects "
even detained, it having been rumored
that Clopton had been killed and
then placed on the railroad track.
The proof today, therefore, will be
ago, and which was probed at length
sought to establish by jury just the
manner of Clopton's death, and the
railroad gives promise of springing
some surprises.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-30
Players Fined
For Attacking
. Fed. Umpire
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.


Chicago, July 29.-Fines ranging
from $50 to $3.50 today were imposed
upon the three players who yesterday
attacked Umpire Corcoran, in the
Federal league games at Kansas City,
according to an announcement made
by President Gilmore.
Geo. Stovall, manager Of the Kan
sas City club, was fined $3.50; Lee Ma
gee, manager of the Brooklyn club,
$3.50, and Benny Kauff, centerfelder,
of the Brooklyn club, $50.
1t is claimed Stovall struck UNI
pire Corcoran after the arbiter called
two Brooklyn base runners safe.
Manager Magee objected to a de-
cision on balls and strikes while Kauff
was at bat, and attacked the umpire
who struck back. Kauff then went to
the assistance of his manager.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-30

and desired the cooperation of the
citizens in securing one desirable and
satisfactory. He impressed upon his
hearers the fact that the present ac-
commodations are unsatisfactory and
insufficient.
Mr.. Sheriff. went into the matter
of finances at length, stating that the
money borrowed by the board for
new buildings is on hand and can
not be used otherwise.
r. w. Goodhart did not favor re-
pairing the Armstrong building. He
referred to it as being fire trap
and spoke of the good to community
that comes from having proper pub
lie school facilities and well conducted
schools.
Rev. John H. Brown did not favor
the Armstrong building or the site
out at Maxent tract, which he re-
ferred to as being near the ball park.
w. C. Diffender1er believed that
the public school teachers were the
proper parties to consult in the Sc
lection of site and moved for the
appointment of a committee COM
posed of P. K. Yonge, Jas. A. White
and T. A. Jennings to consult with the
teachers and school board and recon-
mend site. Mr.. Jennings withdrew
and DIR. Blocker was added to the
committee, which will consult with
the school board and teachers and
recommend a site for the new build
ing.
Judge E. D. Beggs spoke in an OPP
timistic manner of the future of PEN
sacola and her schools and the neces-
sity of keeping the latter up to their
present high standard He believed
an additional school building is neces-
sary.
DIR. Kennedy asked if the selection
of the committee named would be
final, whereupon Mr.. Sheriff. said the
school board would be glad to work
with the committee in securing a
proper site.
]. S. Reese said that he believed the
site should be east of DeVillier street
and offered a motion to this effect,
but it was defeated
E. P. Preston spoke of the neces-
sity of having the school building To-
Gated at some point that would be
convenient to the pupils living down
town, while R. Pr Stout said that
large families living on West Hill
had been neglected and should re-
ceive consideration.