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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
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President Wilson's hrat note 20 the
Imperial German government - siven
praise s. che London Observes, one q
ere greatest and most conservative
publications in England Tho view
taken ~ the Obsrver q the pres
idsat and is iaea 81 the note are
contained II the followine interesting
comment
TIE Case has rot beer better stated
T. ans u the American papers. The
0befvef sums ID ap n e manner most
cfcaItable. states facts ne ihey may
BE- sltanoa from the presidents note
ana brings out the position ~ the
tinted states as Il was intended ~
the president that The world should
Vlew f
President Wilson has sent hls mes
sage Is Germany upon the events -
which The murder ~ fhe Lusitania.s
passengers constitutes the climax. Its
character may dlacomeerf aome 81
those Wht had expaueed off hand It's
anthnrn fhme from the category Of
xIriIs nlateamamshln. There IL no
sphere On which nisconception may
have 10 be- rlsked and borne with such
prolonged patience for TIRE sake 81
overriding objects a. IN the manage-
ment 81 foreign policy. The impress
nlon that Or Wliaou was q weak man
haa had It's victims In this country
and rs exponenta Ia his own. Those
who like ourselves. have held more
discriminating view are tustiaaa BY q
document in which nrmneas and Id
dress have thrown their fullest
atrenEth into combination.
~ ia tempting q recall what our
poet has said of England. when Eng
land grows petite" There o. a dead
~ anaVity nervadinN the presidents
note which win be more Significant 20
the wise than n II had emptied THE
whole arsenal e defamation. smooth
~ steel never shone In the eye ~ sn
eNnectant dueliiat only when men
know their own minds-and the minds
ef their supporters. can they enact the
full ritual 81 courtesy with the aplomh
and tranquility ~ which the preHi
Sent aoauitE himself The punctllioBa
avoidance 81 imnutation. the studious
ascriptlon ~ a humane and enilnht
ened attitude 90 the German gov
eminent. the resoluts assumption thai
the infamics practical An tts interests
we're The work of iuaubordinatg
agents whom a. must disavow Ell
these drive the recipient with the sur
est forensic art into a position whers
ne must either Sow 90 the aeeptre 81
civilization ~ Declare himself an un,
eQuyoeai outlaw President Wilson
relates me features and fruits of "a
submarine blockade ard SAYS 10 e
fect to Germany These things art
not done bv governments 70 whiel
tbs United States extends the comitl
60 rncnRntlon. thay are manifesto
abhorred ~ an aeceucy n human IN
stinei that they have been perpetrat
"a be- German commanders must b
the outcome 5f indIvlduai crlminalit,
which the German government wi
desire 60 reuu8.afc. and against who's
repetition 81 wiH offer hin guarantees
prompt assent 90 these conclusion
"a Confidently awaited"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
aTix" j. grand for aehina. swollen,
sVsaty. oaileuaed feet o. eorus.
"PuH. Johnny. Pani-

An Whist relief No more tired feet:
no more burning feet Ne more swollen.
BAD smelling, sweaty feet so more
soreness IN corns. cailouscs bunions.
No matter what ails your feet ur
what under the sun you've tried with
cat getting relief Just use eTiZ." Tia"
Is the only remedy that draws out AL
the poisonous eNudauons which puff
up the feet TIL cures your foot
trouble - youll never limp - drdsw
np Nour face in pain Your shoes
won't seem tight and your feet VII
never hurt or SET sore and swollen.
Think - a. uo more foot misery. No
more agony from corns. callouses or
hunl0ns
Get a g cent BOX a. any drug store
- department store and get instant Re :
lief Wear smaller shoes Just onee
try TIT" Get a whole years foot
comfort Tor only SO cents. Think of II.
(Adv. }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
ELECTION WILL
OCCUR MONDAY

The general city election will occur
tomorrow with no name appearing on
me ballot excepting inst ~ rhos. n
Johnson who viii Sc elected without
opposition
The election therefore would lack
interest bot Tor the fact that the mat
ter az a S3a.0o0 bond issue is 20 be
voted upon This is submitted % al
~ the voters instead - the property
owners only % the amount SO. 600
is - be used u building 4 structure
a. the waterRprks plant and the re-
mainder Is Tor truck house.
The rolls epen a. o'clock and
close a. SIS p. N. A. q il general
Tuesday morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06

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BIRTHS. DEATHS
AND MARRIAGES
FOR PAST WEEK
RECORD or VITAL STATISTICAL
NEWS WHICH HAS BEEN re.
PORTED At OFFICES or CITY
CLERK AND COUNTY JUpeE.

Births deaths and marriages for
the past week. as reported at the
ofnces 81 the city clerk and the coun-
IS lndNe were AZ follows.
White Births.
To savator Ruggiere and wife, a
girl
To Joseph Bruno and wife, a girl.
To Edison r. WAY and wife 4 SRI
To G. L. wilkins and wife a boy
coiored Births.
To Clarence Thompson and wife. "a
boy
Re Jim Thompson and Louise Tay-
Tor. a Gir
To James Gilmore and wife. a rlrl
To Rev - H. Nay and wIfe. q
boy
White Deaths.
Gertrude Abt so years. nephrftis.
Edith Way. 4 days. premature.
Katie Olsen. So yeafs guitre
Annie Rosina Pfesner, ta years. in-
tornat hemorrhaRe.
Margaret D. caldwell gs wears. Ia
Dor Pneumonia.
Leila Belle Saiter e years
Joseph Montiball.a, - years. aeel-
dental drowning
Coicrac Deaths.
Clarence Thompson, D. 4 DAY. pre-
mature
sarah Anderson 9. years. portion
SITS.
Elphram johnson. rs years. re-
phrua
eliza Lucas Sc years. cancer %
boWcla and aen5ity
George Washington. So years. rheu-
mat4sm.
White Marriages.
e r skipper and Ethel Cravey.
John CbiorreIl ard Ella jones.
Thomas - Matehet and sarah q
shaw
Gerald q Lourey and Mary Nicolas
neFnIcs Williams and carrie Dram
mnrd
Thomas j Cruise and sadie Han
sen
coIared Marriages.
I Herhert Bees and Emma srafes
i Leroy White and salHe Coleman
/ Ezra Manuel and Louise Evans
Il C.A~m.msa-m r. r. -.
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Too Late for Classification

FOR sAL.E--A hiEh class ladies' store
good paving proposition Eeason fof
wanting 20 sell. owner MUST 50 north
and haa no one 70 take care ~ business.
Address "n. v d care journal uiay26f
FOR SALOONS large bay horse Best
delivery horHa tu the city. $3.50 takes
him. Te0 West Government. sfune
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06

WANTEp-water tank 600 70 1e.e0a
gallon capacity cypress. describe ftlliN
condition. Address Tank" care Journal
6fune8t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06

Nt,g nai ave the YourH couple =
gHabN M eruieae Book aMaF
FL Woufd Sc difacutt 70 think -
ANYTHING mere acceptahie. useful of
ornamental
Thev are made in - many styles
ard finishes that 4 selection wnich
ufin exactly at an the other aecora
tirf features "a tass u wtH give ~
pleasure 90 show sou huN useful
handsome AMI reasonable they are.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06

The Tampa rribane SAYS thar tire
candidacy o. Perry o Wall Cor the
Tinted States senate is meet
ing win favor n Tallahassee. as ws1
80 other sections ~ Florida. People
over ID THIS asetlou % the stale know
Nat Bryan Better than theg do Mr.
wan and ths better they know him
ne more thsy admire him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06

II ia said that every member n the
legislature ia q candidate for some
thlng says the Tampa Tribune Lets
hope thia don't apply CO one II the
Eseamhla legislators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01
Fraternity HEADS
ARE ENTERTAINED

The national heads of two great
national fraternitles are in the city.
They are Don II. Almy of New
York. eminent supreme archon OF
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
and Col. James Il. Curtis. also OF
New York. national president OF
Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
S. A. r. entertained Amy Tues
day at luncheon at the College
club with an auto tour of the boule.
wards, and with reception at the
chapter house. Tuesday evening,
A luncheon at the Old Mortified
inn, and reception at Hotel But
Ter. together with a dinner on
board S. A. Perkins yacht aud a
trip to Bremerton, comprised the
program OF entertainment for Col
Curtis. who Is accompanied by his
wife and National Treasurer Camp
bell OF indianapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01
ARNDT MURDERED,
CORONER SAYS

Charles Arndt. the blacksmith.
was murdered. He did not commit
suicide. Thus determined coro-
ner's jury Tuesday afternoon.
Arndt was found burned in his
shack on Beacon hill a week ago.
with a rope around his neck. The
police inclined 10 the suicide the
DRY. but Deputy Coroner Mcdonald
disagreed with them.
The testimony Tuesday showed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01
H.c.LoRD GETS PLACE

Harry c. Lord has been appoint
ed federal inspector OF marine
boilers to fill the vacancy caused
by the sudden death OF Capt. r. A.
Turner. who was killed In an auto
accident Sunday. Lord has been
assistant to Turner since 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01
p r o G r. A N s

AIhsmbra Ending Wednesday Night
The Running Fight" Violet
Hemingl. drama: "Hearst-Selig
News Pictorial"
Liberty Ending Saturday Night
The House OF a Thousand Can.
dies" Harry Mestayer and Grace
Darmond).
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
Nearly a Lady" elsie Janis1.
Mission Ending Saturday Night
The Woman Halter" tHenry
Walthall and Edna Mayo.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
"Mllestones OF Life" tMignon
Anderson. Louise Rutter and Har.
ris Gordon.
Class A Ending Saturday Night
Capturing a Wife" Mutual Mas
terpicturel.
Clemmer Ending Saturday Night
The Stolen Voice tRobert war.
wick).
Melbourne Ending Saturday Night
Help Wanted" Uois Meredith
and owen Moorel.
Madison Ending Thursday Night
Quo Vadis
Home Ending Thursday
''rhe Broken Coin" No. 4, two
parts: Vanity" two-part drama:
Lizzie Breaks Into the Harem,"
Ne College Ending Thursday
"The Romance of Elaine" No. 2S.
two parts. THE Old Crouch" dra-
ma: THE Last Act" drama; Their
Elopement." comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01

ALEXANDRIA
High finance and stirring 70.
nance are equally divided In The
Running Fight" with Violet
Heming. which ends its run at the
Alhambra Wednesday night.
The story of crooked financier
who conceals his money In his
daughters name and claims bank.
rup.cy. but nj last getting his just
deserts. II Is full OF thrills and
dramatic action.
cLEMmER
Dnshing Bob Warwick heads
Wednesdays new bin at the Glenn.
mer In his latest. The Stolen
Voice"
Bob impersonates n young and
rising singer who. when success ~
within HIS grasp. loses his singing
voice Misfortune goes out OF her
way 20 meet him. His rich fiancee
deserts him. he loses his fortune.
TN at last. pennileHs and desperate.
he applies for work al n motion
picture studio.
Here he wins fame and success
Another star. once poor and lonely
like himself. ~ also famous star
Their mutual love ends happily.
MELBOURNE
Lois Meredith and Owen Moore
viii be Heen AT the Melbourne for
four days. beginning Wednesday
In Help Wanted" an adaptation
of the famous stage play OF the
same name
Miss Meredith plays the same
role In tho screen version OF the
play AZ she did in the stage pro.
duction. namely. that OF little Ger.
tie Meyer. a graduate OF business
college. who Is earning her way as
a stenographer.
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01

COLONIAL
psycho.Anslysls. a branch OF
psychology. forms the basis for
the plot OF the newest Mutual
Mssterpiesure. "Mllestones OF
Lite" which began a four-day
engagement AZ the Colonial
Wednesday. Ml1ron Anderson
and Harris Gordon are fea-
tured.
Two persons. sweethearts
since childhood, are married.
For some time they live hap
PLY until another comes be.
tween them wreeklno their
lives. They seperate until,
meeting again. years later.
they come 10 . mutual under
standing and all ends happily.
ALASKA
Dainty Elsie Janis. Americas
foremost Coincidence. comes 10 the
Alaska Wednesday for four days IN
a play Of her own writing. Nearly
a Lady
In this play more than In any
other Miss Janis shows her won
derfui versatility She outdanees
tho Montana cowboys In their own
'Larint dance" she outdoes the
other actors in her imperronhhon
Of New York staEe-door Johnny
and her swimming feats In the
splendid water scene arc simply
marvellous.
Nearly a Lady" IL the third OF
the film comedies Elsie Janis has
played for Boswor,h. Inc. and II In
her favorita. Filled with an ae-
ton OF new Kind and withai car
rying pretty love story, !, quite
justlfies her preference.
LIBERTY
The screen version OF Meredith
Nicholson's famous story. The
House OF q Thousand Candles" be
gan It's engagement at the Liberty
Wednesday Mystery and thrills
abound. and. coupled with very
pretty love story. II makes photo
play all should see.
Grace Darmond. one OF the
youngest. II not the youngest. lead
Ing ladies' on the screen. is the
heroine and Harry Mestayer. the
popular Selig star. plays the male
lead.
Some OF the most wonderful sets
ever filmed appear In this play. Its
and oddness ac-
centuated by hundreds and hun
dreds OF tallow candles. II has TO
be seen TO be appreciated.
MISSION
The Woman Halter" with Henry
Walthail. Edna Mayo and Bryant
washburn. Is the headliner at the
Mission for four days. beginning
Wednesday.
The story IN full OF life and com
edy and the efforts OF the woman
hater" to keep out OF the clutches
OF his future bride are unusually
mirthful.
Classy Fitzgerald. who has been
absent for some time from Seattle,
is back again IN another of her
funny comedies. The Sheriffs
Baby" good drama. completes
the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01
ERosTs AEEECT CROPS

WINNIPEG. Sept 1.--IIeavy
frosts. prevalent in Western Can.
ada. have precluded the possibility
OF harvesting the enormous wheat
crop predicted,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01

that three different women had
been entertained by Arndt at his
shack day or two before his
death. Who they were is not
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-01

Girls, how would you like TO be
captured by big, shaggy individual
dressed In the latest fashion In
grass clothes (what there is of
them) and carried away TO be made
his wife? This picture shows such
an incident in the picture that is
different" four-part Mutual Mas
terplece. at the "class A" Theatre
the balance Of this week, in which
Mae Marsh and Robert Harron,
who we're recently really married,
are the stars. Chas. Chaplin Is also
shown In one OF his real funny
comedies, and beautiful Pathe
scenic. Native Vendors OF Cal
cutta." Is presented,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Ter 3ooIosiidle Barfen.

Sm 3oOlDsifben Sarten ioH5srtir!
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3opIoeiitt Garbn praust jest In
berrIi6itsm Griin unb bic S5ierfamm'
lung III r,ider dls is.
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perdnlabt bat. barber oeriueiserte +.
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G1eiter garf.

Der gdbeitranb i'm gbertr gart
ipsiit sur 8eit Elm befonters lebbaft,s
Bib auf benn oi. @ortebrungeu gum
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Der Seminurabiturier1ten 1T IN ben
Gtaaten glefp Dorf. Sbio itno @is-
coniin bur6 offiSieIle sIffreoitierimg
geiihert.
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