davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-07

A0oton Watson Lets to 10 fractional block
zos uoanon @eat a to E. sse. Il Bel
,.2s for 7. p Sanford. North g # Of east 50 4.
uss W A watts. + north non, Sv 80 r.
s4o Ssr y hest Of northeast % esm s05
Unknown Est NJ NJ Henry "a nq r. sones front BY $50 IT
Henry IT. R souFn tr 0npP Sg 10 n
PALS E ESs Sf sa na@ s. fta block a.
az west scum ~ sa, irons d7a y lS block II
d. A. wuAns Lots 8 e me G booS "a Rel
zs5 mont numbering -.
John ? oni su t. R5Sek IS Bel
SIS . lG1s on t a to & Rs'k =. Bel
:, r.,.s glsys As.p. for Numbering ~.
" S ss:s i sSn S s5ssE 5 Bel
g" Ss.s :s;s i ss1sss # sls:s :
ssS Belmont s ssss rs s55 & # block Is
: "''' s661 g Is # Bs IF ss't num M #
~ t Sc X Of east b LIS It 90 Ct
$3.50 rmm. Bradley e = 8,9es
Len. FAN. nun 5sg., -
l Gont Il n to fs block q. Bel
ass mon as n ana as block ~ Bel
' 'h fnont q n 70 ~. Dlocx ~ Bel
1905 susie Pryor so # Of northeast quar-
Aa.... s r. BLOCK !, = si5 ss'teoas
n.b.oo. q + 81 sa5s 80 !;
'OO of west 40 # block rs
Matte ESD s s:iSoss nuns
beTinr 20 Oh' NUN
k.s l. A East ti9 IS # lot 49, west 10 IT.
~ lots Is 1s block 7a,
SO Unknown sa1 nf.isiE's Belmont
sel W. E Plunarner Lot a1 BLOCK Is Belmont
1888 Margaret Morrison rd n 9s hE "a Rl+
Daniel apR IS sbS west hair io u
- ~ 4
Edwin Senior sr.-... Lot : block 50 Belmont
sc Clara B. wIuocH aosa0ef bfoek So Belmont
Unknown Jacob Kruger Lots Is to 81 block 90 Bel
l27OS Geo. 0st and ndm sonb 30 r. lot
-. - = block 81 BeImo nj NJ n,rn T
G NJ R.f.y 1 iog ii 10 a block q, Raj
80 mont Numbering $3.50.
L. Johnson. 50 west
e Louisa Collins East 90 # of vest S45 # Of
WV north of block
c.oo0. w ssIH e + " Der. 81
Belmont rn O nu IN or eock OF
* AZ Unknown East IT. Of north ITO IT
ua ing .......... Oas . aa.--D''
OF east 100 Fl f. R Of Block kS0 S.
1915 Geo Thomas, By Fisher Real Belmont numbering
ais sssth s. ,5s t e :f e s iSs 81
25sS =. Belmont numbering ......:
Unknown Est VIM Fisher North "a H. ms. Of south
nak far north and and e It f@'i ) ms ms
80 south, block 81 Belmont
$3.50 Ym. y or.c, numbering 49,: q. ~.
7ess numbering ..........
900 Lille B. Mcclure Lots Il and IS block So Bel
A. 49, w tMe9Iseynolds and H. D. 49, :.
$3.50 block IS. Belmont number
Sis John D. x Il; Of east i55o' - Of
south $50 it. block SO, Bel
mont numbering
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-07
Name. Description of Lands

'' 'A4 a''' aort n E # 0 lot g Block aao
Isabelle lnrrahaln block Il Belmont
r As-.. 7ss. l.'a.' ssss l. s..s e. : e Il
Uhno Est Sioca Bsimont In tract 4
' + I sioa K l. Rs tt ct T.
Francis s loS # b. Iass na ami 2
''' watts 4 i. ;osh block i & S:6 56i
1885 Unknown s , aPPa.E
zen richard s Morris a.,man+
Sass H 9 Williams East .ss s block s II Bsin6 sss
eGsln and a.
"'' =: NJ : IS 'i i: 81
$3.50 Louie Lott lots e and ~ no sad g south s
e. e. B Belmont mos i r ana - . 0.oeA
i'''' : Reese Ferris n s1ss
$3.50 Walker = sssi s g. s. ast
" Daisy Johnson S i 'Pd s gsa s' aus R
1885 II wmian' sfsss i. Ss5 Il srssb.4
., Tor A''1'' Gum Is ST. q; T b Is
Mrs Vsrn'la i iss5 J, : r j. i
sa u soGsa + r e - =
Is Block IS. Belmont
na's Mary i; s. It 1T; tract = block
sts T. .s s9d R0f see & s. s
' R. i e. s5 & a9s n Ssl ss
1888 l. s. Rivers1 Lot tract @is, block a. Belmont
walker ". Parker West s ho t. R a l0tt Is t9 to
MOI ReIroont trsct
10. ol0 ~
# lot 3D. block g. Belmont
Mary Watson Lots IL and block Bel
aas4S 20 Tone. u mont tract =: -. ); -
70 al t lot 70 block Ss Bel
1875 John Avery 81. Is { Il block e s ai b: Il
Belle Duncan Lot BIO block 90 belmont
tract
tunknovn FIaber senoon
/
Fscarob,s Real+v
N' 00''''''''f " ~ uon
- DoeN 'o Deie
~ "a ItnSo ots 70 70 -
IJJnkno
'''''t 92s ~ Iot bJocl a al
- ~ - %
Est
half lot II block
MRS. -. East # lots 20 % block
RIBS
| bock3s Belnon
numbering $50.
mont tract 80
to IS.
-
H. Lots and oandso
II. Belmonr
"a block 3S Belmont tract
~ nah. " L taot 20 = niock o. eeimont
1855 Klein. Lot and north half lot s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-07
Description of Lands Sec Tp R. Acres Total

&c. Up. h Acres Iota
SOC
IS IS sow 1856
IS Is SOW s.75
% Is SOW SIS
Is Is sow 11.55
rs IS SOW s,s7
% Is SOW s.45
Is Is SOW 64.ss
% Is Sow 1885
IS Is SOW s5.4O
IS Is SOW 1850
Is IS SOW 1895
2s Is SOW s.45
Is Is SOW 7.s5
IS Is SOW 47.25
% Is SOW 7.ss
rs rs Sow 7.o5
2s rs sow 1925
2s Is SOW 1885
% Is SOW 1885
% Is Sow 1855
rs Is SOW s.15
2s Is SOW 7.O5
IS Is SOW 1o.51
% Is Sow s.ss
2s Is sow s.sS
IS rs SOW 5.5s
% rs Sow 7.o5
% rs Sow 500
Is Is Sow 1850
2s Is Bow 81
2s Is SOW 7.o5
2s Is Bow 21.75
IS Is Sow 22.Os
rs as Bow 42.75
% Is SOW SIS
% Is SOW 5.25
% Is SOW 7.85
2s Is Bow 1895
2s Is Bow s.15
2S Is Sow s.71
IT.
Is Is Bow 1892
10 Is sow 15.45
10 Is 3Ow 42.75
10 Is Sow 11.4s
~ Is SOW 1910
AZ Is sow s.45
~ Is SOW 7.sS
a Is Sow 17.aa
% Is SOW Ills
u Is Sow 1886
~ Is Cow 4s.oS
AZ Is BOW 1855
~ Is SOW 421
~ IS Sow I'LL
% Is BOW 80:
2S Is Sow so;
% Is Bow 14.51
Is Is Sow 21.7E
10 Is SOW 81
10 2s Bow 1885,
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Sec. Tp. R. Acres Total
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01
3ullanh.

st ejenoommclist ltlpffcstilfrlbe,
Sens Sucoblen 2unos Seer be0
9orlers, blep fornDfig 0rebt beo, at
Ell Set. Ser bar foloet ON, og lom
ban biloe biGlpe pp, 1tprtebe ener
pan bam.
Soripg paa Smnglerier pber ben
banif=tDife 8renie. Ser bar, ifplge
rNarbus Stiftstioen0e", gooet !Mpg=
ter ont at tplfe SdnoelsmpnD 6or
gjort Sorlgg pan at inuugle 8arer,
iom Be far opfipbt / Dan1norf> ODER
Grenlen til Spiflano.
Set brejer Zig ierlig ON Eetro=
letm og andre Sing, JONI ser er
oanit l1bfpr%ielsforbuo for.
Dragonerne afpatrouillercr MI
Dbcr Scot @ren1en for at poslc pqo
5matglernc.
Gn fjc0elig Spbagelie. gn aipb-
mano / &oloing, lom bar Oro for
at bore 'en ltor Snob> ifulOe for en-
Iio liocn Dabe Sr0fbortering pg
gioroe Jig / ben Nnle0ning ol1c
mnligc getrGbclier for at fire fig
en- officer. SOM blcD berfp /
Tolge ct fipbenbabnif Glno meget
fieo al Set, ga ban fif tilDclt en-
Mcnig, og loO fin Trcoc gao 11o
oper Sen Me1ige> Ser moottc ligec
/ ct l1slclt &piltfomn1cr og if Or
orc til at 1piie / &jpffenet. Sigh
manoc1 blep ocrfor 11oget lang i
M%niigtctg 81 5olooten pcD fin Sort
relic lcn6te hom tit @ilitfortz %
Scr pua set ltp0: Baron 5cbofolit5=
'fp Be Ma1cfooell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01

Samtioig iaa mon Slattrter floa Of
Ira Spmtneritablerne BEE. 5geoerifs=
innos Subbarf, % / BET begDnoenoe
Mprfe ipntes Sloen iaa sboloiom
ct man fan0t Set rigtigit banbe al
alarmere @arniio1et1 og a11tnooe
&jgbenbabns 8%ran0bnien om Msli.
ltaree.
&ba0 Ser bar iifet, bar bette: $500
oen Spmmerplaos; lom bprer til
aigbn1un6 Arel 9. 2arges Iorret.
liiIlg1 pur en- 11ng Wtan0 iaa ufor.
Fftgtig at fomme for ner be0 en-
8en5inbebol0er meo en- tenot 2pgte.
IS ian1me 9ieblif ilog Slommerne
up fra 8eboloeren, SSnoboI6et breotr
Zig u0 ober Blabien, ontpnotc 11pglc
NoffosIer og bane0e Jig Sci til Set
.beo 5ioen 5af liggenoe 5oppnrf.
bbor l6ie 8rpooer, Noffosier oe
|Mffalb afgab en- uo1narfet Steering
for Slben.
8pens @%ron6ppien bleb olarn1e:
ret oe ln9ote n1e0 pooifj6l1nclics.
pGr6ig @urtigbco. @arniiot1cn
Iomleoes peo Sornltgnoler poo Ipr-
bet, nogle gift / Gang meb at ruool
SC nerrtelt @oolet Iigge11oe Nrpo.
Oeitabler, onbre D9ffeoe Sogct al
ct 9us, ser ellers biloe bore blebc1
ct Differ for 2rernc. gn 0per:
gang iD11tes 5iuotionen foretruen0c
i0et &i11Oen breb SIoer ben n1o(
SopDprfets 8pgningcr, ligeipnn ser
enc Cube al 9lrel 8. 2ongcs 2ogcr.
bbgning, bppr Merliin & Sprcn1cr
bnDbe Walcrburfltco pg Der hopo'
en- Del Mpbler ltoocnoe, fpn1
@rono.
@eo ct encreiif 9ll1flrinasorocjo,
lpffeoes set imiolerfib / 2pbct q
en- goO Simes 1io at blipc Serrs
oper Sloen. Mon tefegrofereoc Ser
for Mfbuo til @iohenbopns Wrono
pul en-, lom u11ber 2eoclle al Nro11o
inlpcftor Ibilteo bar unberbcjs ii
Jrcbcrifsi men ltonbicocs pe>
@oller11p.
@por itor Sfo6ell e. fan iffc
Eiebliffet liges. Sen a1iloges Jam
n1e Mften til bcnilnoo 100000 Sir
Nllc Sc @ronoliOtc boboe osl1reret
% Sen ltpr1te Ocl al GfoOcr folDc7
paa 1lOenlu11b1f tie Gel lfober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01
: Danmark, $.

itadeIige for bi1ianoe11. So SC bIep
.belbrebet, % arigen hit brpo no,
melote Sc itg begge iom Tripillige,
Sen enc paa tDif % Sen o.1oeit pao
'franif SIDE. timber 8eleirineen al
Ma1,beuge, tog De Srunffe ct MntoI
thsfA@"lac4c, ;lse.cc! Sc
Silfangetngne bnr Sen llnge @oll=
0elsmat1b. San bleb imtolertib lite
fist %pberraifet beo, at en- franif Sol
bat pua 0anif tiltaltc bum % 1euere
lpraeoe for bam. Set bor bans
&ammerot fra &ipbenDanneropbol=
set.
9en hauif-islunbife apnflift. Ser
CT meget iom tb0er poo, at 5triben
n1ellem Sslanb % 9unlnurf / 6pr=
fatninaslogen % / 6lagieeelt tar
.taget cit temmelig alborlig Gel1oing
.nco set, font ifete | set itoltc banifc
tStutsrooo. llnbcr ollie Sm1tGnoig=
Hbeber hil set blibe ct meget bor1fe=
Zig MrbejDe at fau Sc mo0ltrioe11Oe
Gtanbpl1nfter blot lngcnlu1lbe bpjet
mnb binonoen.
Sslonbs Minilter 5igltrDur So:
gers bar u0tolt fig til uYolitifen"
-pm Situotiol1en % ip1ltes eftcr @lu.
bets Spfotning n1eget tilfreos mcn
fin &nloning / Stotsroooet. SON
fu1toc 1tmulig babe inOtoget an0et
Gtonbpunft cnb Set, ban bapoe
polgt, ubtalte ban. &nnflifterne /
Torfotningsiogen % t6logiogeu bill
&c 1per for Jig bope foranleoigct
bon1 til at gao al. Naa S11terniem=
crens Sporgsmonl: Sc n1erer at
bopc Ilertol for 9en1 / 9lltbingct
/ 9cres StanOpltnft pn1 Tprelceg=
nellcn at SC islonoife 5oger? -
lnorcoe Minilteren:
uMhioll1t! 90. mere chs set. Mit
Stonopl,nft CT Sslon6s, belc Set is=
lo1loIfc Tplfs 5ton0pl1nft; Sorelng=
gelicn at SC islonolfe Soger for
Gn11gel1 CT Ell iSlol1oif SGriog, iom
ofgjprcs ng fpranbrcs enc og olene
otter Sc for islonblfe Gnrioger
glGlbcnbc He9ler."
~Gfter bette n1ener Sc oltioa hcl=
lT iffc> at ser fan femme 1loget 11o
Al Sen Tor1onoling, &ongcn bar BE-
bnDet at billie fprc mes tilfulote is
lanbife. Nolitifere?"
uSeg' mencr, at Ser oDerDoDeoet
life bill f1tnne forhonblcs poo set
8r1tnblaA at hi ifltloe ofltoa fra Set
S%tanDpl11tft, jeg lor bebDet."
90 Minilteren tilfpjeoc:
rDefte ntau Sc gjerne l1otrpffe=
Zig frembGbe."
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Ajnhrnhautt.

Tpreningen 9anlf Mrbejbe bar /
sen lenerc SID rejit Ell M Mgitatiof
for Sileong al Meoleu11ltcr. Sen
fipbenbapnife Mfbeling bar / itoite
Moane0 forpge lit McOlcmsontol
mes oper 200 og teller III ca. 5000
Wfe0lemmcr.
Spl6raabet. S 5teDet for Diref=
tyr S. geiellel,, 6er er afgaoet pe0
9poen, bar Sinansminilteren til
M}eolem af Sol0raooet balgt 6or=
manDcn for Sc in1nbirfen6e fpnife
misunderstanding, @11smnno s.
&anien, 5p0inge. pr. &inge.
Mprbiif Gt11benterflnb. Sra Sip
berbabn meo6eles Sen 4oe Decent
Der: &aa ct %almin0eligt 5tu0enter=
mpoe 5tlt0e1terfpreningen ltifteoes
ibag cit nor6ilf St10enterfll1b / Gil
llutning til Set noroiife 5tu6enter=
forbur10, joni blep Oannet / Cunt
mer / Sinlnno. 200 Mfooemiferc
Dor tiIlteoe. Sill SormonD blep
bolgt @rofcsior Sans Drift. Ser
tegnebe Zig ltrafs ct %betp6eligt Mn=
tai Me0lemn1er.
Mtllipnlaa1 til bani fife &pmmn=
ner+ 8lonerne ONT Silpeiebringelie
|af Hengemi0ler til Sremme al font
mu11ale M%rbeioer 0rpfteS for Gi0en
mellem ~Snbenrigsminilteriet, font
ml,nole &eprelentanter fra @p og
2an6 og ct 6inansfoniortirm, re-
proc enteren6e> en- &pffe Banter,
meobeler bonife 8la6e. Set forlp=
Der, at &oniortiet ct blebet enige
ON at Itille Is Millioner &roner til
&aabigbeo. 0m &%entefo0en % &c
nermere 8etingeller foreligger emo
MI intet. Ser CT iaalebes l16itgt
til, at Ben bigtige Sag inort goar
Il Orben, iaa Ser Tan fomme fnl0
|5art / Sc mango offetrtlige Mrbei=
Der.
Gn al 9anmarfs rl6ite @eiitlise,
fbb, S%ognepreit. Sre0ertf Dall, fpl0.
Sen lite December 80 Mar. Sen
|gamle @relteman0 er foot / &ipben=
bapu, bpor Soheren bar 8olt1neiter
be6 @reppoitfontorets San bleb q
Mar gammel tbeologiif &anbi6at og
|birfebe en- bolb Ones Mar iom 2n=
rer be6 tigbenbobnife 5foler for ban
II 1857 tog Gmbebe / 5olfefirffen,
bbor ban 6erefter birfe6e ! 80 Mar,
|De iioite 16 Mar / Slemminge paa
'2ollano. S lin &i6 uogap ban flere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01

gfag8sB7z 7
9alt bdr gift meo Ell Datter al
1afbeoe @rosierer MboIpb Grier, en-
iter til 2anostbtngsmatt0 Sermur
lSrter, men bat baret Gnlfemano |
oe iioite 8ar Nar.
S oct offentIige 2ib bar ban
fun taget ringe Del. Slittig DC
arbeioiom, iom ban bar, bar ban
%oparbei0et Ell 1tor Sagfgrerforret=
ming, | bbilfer ban enbn1 / fit 80.
Mar, jae paa ben fio1te Sag, ban lez
Isese1-errc~c ;ttis c5tuyel: :
San bill blibe n1inoet n1e6 Iuf-
ncn1meligbe0 al fine mango genner
og &lienter, life min6it al Sc man
&c, for bbem ban bur til Sielp DC
|Stette.
San efterlo6er fig 5 @prn, Ser
iblnn0t Sberresiugfbrer 2orrits
Seine 90 Or. Mrel Seine.
@rrnr.
Sla9elic bor mi 1889 SSSn0bug=
gere, olntrent Set famine font / fSipr.
&uninlatoGienct. &jgbmouo Str.
gsperlen al Mp11ne CT blebet ol1er=
fle11ot. lom neoerlanol it @icefpr1ul
berlte0s.
9pbsial6. 6tationsfprltanoer
Sprgen 6. g. Meller, Mosneoluno,
CT ofaaaet bc0 Dpoen, So Mor gar1=
mel. San bdr / nogle Nor puret
ipogelig % fit tiIlioit ct opoplcftili
Mnfol0. San bar. ti0ligcre Durct
5totionsforltor1ber / Mingfjpbinq
oa @oosefspeoiter / Gsbierg.
Mp cls=&reatnrcfspurt-;s urc.
ming. &oo ct Mpbe / 6pns Scr
iomlingsbl1s / Soenic peDtnges oc1
at Oo11ne en- Mnbels=& rcotl1refsport
Tprcning for Tnn, / 2igbeD mel
Sen pcItjnoife Gfsportforerring.
Orbit al Spget. Gfspreistogct.
Der. ofgaar fra &orSpr SCI. &c
Wtorgel puafjprtc forlebcn Worgcl1
t NrrbcDen al 5logclie en- Irolic
bporpoa bcfanot Jig @one fornton>
u. Eetcrlen og ocnnes 5pn. Bone=
for1no1loen blcb 0robt, mc0eus Spn.
l1en Hap llifabt.
TorbGntc Griic. Noo N%pfipbi1q
Slagteres @enernlforinmling IT'S
tolte en- Mnbelsbaper: Set CT en-
STRENGTHENING, at 6olf err bonge
for at toge Ghin fra Mplscentrcrne.
DC CT p1ntalt lon1 Dripbrsplontcr,
lom fife fon toolc at 'fpmn1e 1tn
poo frit 2an6. Seq bor bprt, at
mon poa 5i9llanb ct 5te0 fporer
6isie Mplsgriic meb ct Glos Nort=
bin. Sen 5loys Driie, ion lfoT
bape 5pe0ifer. pg Moiincr, fan hi
10 life BRUCE. (Ne11nterbeb).
Sell Torbinbclie. 81 luler /
uMinglte0 Jplfetiocnoe": TorleDen
G%ftermi06ag ringebe 5logtericts
1eletotl ng Du &o11torilten greb Np=
ret, ip1trgtc en- 9ameltemme:
- Sem jeg fomme 116 / Gftermio-
bag og blibe giort / Climb?
&ontorilten ipare0e noget tppe11-
&C.. at Set font an poa, bbo0 0ornel1
me11te.
- @r Set oa life Jrtiprialonen,
ipnrgte Stemmen forba11iet.
Nej, Set err Slagteriet.
5aa fful6e bum life gigres /
Stunb..
Dumb % &lopeipgen. Sra gfpfjp=
bing, Sallter ifribes oe11 10. &c
cember> at Ser ct n0br1tbt Ml111b=
og &lobeipge i, 8e1ptningen Dos
&roprietGr Gbbc pao uMlobebp=
gaor6".
Ser blep fornDlig til @ooroen
inofjs6t 4 &bier fra r5fobpingc=
gaar0", blar10t bbis Beipt1ing Ser
icnere bar bilt fig Muno= pg &lpbe=
iDge..
Saoinort Gpgopmmen Der blep
fpnltateret, bleb Ser foretaget en-
II 11Snr1Hnn15n .h,2 2roh,u4no, CCLE,n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01

st "a Mars Mimbc. - Den 36ic
December 1889 ST. S1A Morgen
bpbe Sreoerif Sen 5iette al Gam
mart. &an nor fp0t 1856 og fom
paa Sronen / 1898. Snbtil 1914
bar BON tillige &onge / george -
Sen it0lte 6%anif=norife Sellesfonge.
|5omme Sag - Sen 3bie December
1889 &l. IL Mib6og - 1toroobtes
Hrins Gbriition Sre0erif til &onge
|af 0anmarf iom gbriltian SEN ST.
ten6e. Sen beiti6eltge Gerenlo11i
foregif paa Sen Waa6e, at Gtots=
ntiniiter @reb Otto Moltfe, fulgt al
Nrinierne, Statsraa1et og an6re
beie Gmbe6smGnb, gift u6 poo Ml=
tanen poa set fongelige 8ale poo
Mnalienborg, bborfra ban me6 bpi,
tpoelig Stemme tire @ange u0raab=
te: o&ong Sreoerif SEN 5iettep Ell
EbpO! 29nge lebe Gbri1tion Sen St
tenoe!" bbilfet l10roab bber Gang
gientoges ne0e poo Bla61en ne6en=
for al en fg1. &erol6 UNDER Soncbe
LAT 8al1fer og Srompeter. gbri1tion
6re6erif, Morges fgr1te 4onge efter
M6fftlIelien fra 9anmarf, bleb inn-
|1eoes &onge paanp temmelig mi
ugtig % Mar efter at ban babe
ne6lagt NorgeS &rone GLOBE Otto
Der 1910. SON r%egiere6e til fin
500 1848.
The Washington times., 1915-07-13

magnificence. The swelling strains of
a splendid double orchestra a hundred
pieces strong rose in perfect unison,
sweeping hundreds of handsome cou-
Piles as upon wings here and there
upon the great dancing floor. 1t was
scene of sensuous delights. And
now the hour of midnight was not far
Suddenly the music broke, crashed
and swept into the national air. a
murmur went about. The king! The
dancers hastened back to the sides OF
the room. All eyes turned toward the
great entrance.
Under the festooned flags, escort ed
by his uniformed officers. himself
ed as king should be, there appear
ed King Michael Of Gretzhoffen
The hour of midnight struck. The
eyes Of more than one man on the
great dancing floor-including those
Of Count Frederick of Gretzhoffen-
looked at the king amazed. Here was
no staggering monarch. maudlin in his
cups. come to make a spectacle of him
self before his people. No. he walked
straight as any. And behind him
of terision. but something of well
come, Of confidence pitiful express
| sion of people willing yet longer 10
| endure a king.
At the Kings side. her hand on his
arm. there walked the figure of tall
and beautiful woman. arrayed-as were
all of these others present-in a cos
tune of black and white-a tall young
woman whom not many of those pres
ent recognized. A few passed the word,
| The American"
| The music OF the royal anthem ceased
An instant and the orchestra broke out
| once more in the sensuous strains of a
Southern waltz. King Michael as vet
the ball should proceed. uniformed
officer of the court now approached
Count Frederick as he stood not far
removed from the royal presence.
| Monsieur, the count" said he defer.
entially. Il have had for some hours ir
my possession this package which !
have not opened. It. Is marked to be
presented to his majesty at midnight
here. Do you think it should be deliver
ed?"
Even as they spoke the King himself
! accompanied. in accordance with his
| request, by the young woman who had
entered with him. approached Count
Frederick: He raised hand to beckor
to the official.
Your majesty" whispered Kitty
Gray. that is the package which I my,
| self sent you this mornng-take il
quickly-I marked 1t for you at mid
night"
shall I open it for your majesty? .
| Count Frederick bent forward politely.
No" said Michael Il know the one
who sent it. Let herself open 1t now"
| hltty Droke the simple seal upon the
plain envelope in which she had inclosed
the coin that morning. She smiled al
Michael radiantly now, and at Count
Frederick. though not radiantly.
The dance swept on, the crash of reed
and brass filling the arChed dome of the
great salon. In through the great doors
came the cries of those not splenddly
garbed. those who stood without the
palace-"Long live the KING"
But the King stood curiously regard
| ing the change in expression which he
| saw on the face of the young American
well. then. mademoiselle?" said he.
Continued Next Sunday.)
The Washington times., 1915-07-13
BANKING EXAMINERS
TO EXPLAIN BENEFITS
Will Inform All Members in Re-
serve System as to Opera.
tion of Law.

All national bank examiners are to
be instructed to inform all member
banks IN the reserve system as to prac-
teal operation OF the Federal reserve
law; to point out its advantages and
benefits. and to discuss with bank OFF,
GERS the paper which each bank may
have which Is eligible for rediscount
under the regulations of the Federal
Reserve Board.
This course was determined upon at
a conference between the twelve chief
examiners. one in each reserve district,
and Comptroller OF the Currency Will
liams. He told them that under the
Federal reserve system 1t Is practically
impossible for a member bank to fail
if operated within the law and with
ordinary prudence and common sense.
Plans were discussed for rendering
more thorough examinations of nation
al banks and for applying prompt and
effective remedies to unsatisfactory
conditions and methods.
The chief examiners at the conference
were James D. Brennan. Boston; i;
Charles Starek. New York; E. I. John
son, Philadelphia: Silas H. l.. Cooper,
Cleveland Thomas P. Howard, Rich
mond; {. H. Abbott, Atlanta; Sheriff.
Smith. Chicago; c. E. French. st.
Louis Peter NJ. Kerst. Minneapolis; j.
D. Rising. Kansas City. and ]. c.
Chidsey, Dallas.
The Washington times., 1915-07-13
WAR ISSUES ADVANCE
ON NEW YORK CHANGE
With United States Steel Com
mon Leading, High Records
Are Established.

NEW YORK, July 13.-Compa rative-
ly heavy realizing sales during the flrst
hour which resulted in fractional d.
clines from the high prices of yesterday,
were followed by another upturn on the
stock market shortly before noon today
and under the leadership OF United
States Steel common. the issue which
yesterday dominated the trading, prices
generally advanced.
Baltimore and Ohio was one of tho
strongest of the railroad stocks and
recorded a gain of IN points by selling
at TIN. Union Pacific and the other
international issues recorded substan-
tial fractional gains.
AS was the case at the launching of
the upturn yesterday, the industrials.
headed by the war specialties, registered
the largest advances. New York Air
Brake, on reports that the effect of Its
war orders probably would be reflected
in increased dividends advanced 81
points, to 106 but later reacted slightly.
General Motors was boosted to a new
high record on rumors that the stock
would be put on a dividend basis at the
above yesterdays high figure, at l7s
Bethlehem Steel also touched a new
high point, at 177h: American Can
reached the highest point in its history
by selling at 80. and Cuban American
Sugar set a record at 1854. an advance
of 20A points.
American Coal Products. a stock
several days, slumped sharply during
the first hour. sold off IA points to
1853, but later recorded a large portion
Of its loss when the rally began.
The Washington times., 1915-07-13
DEMAND FOR BONDS
ON LOCAL MARKET
Total of $45,OOO Worth Sell at
Best Prices That Have Pre-
vailed Recently.

A strong demand for bonds Of the
public utilities of this city today re-
suited in the heaviest trading in such
securities that has taken place on the
Washington Stock Exchange In year.
A total of 900 worth of bonds were
sold at the best prices that have re-
Gently prevailed. The sale of 200 shares
Of Capital Traction Stock caused the
transactions in that list to measure
favorablv with the record stock days in
recent months.
Washington Gas 5s. City and Subur-
ban 5s and Potomac Electric Power con-
soldsted 5s all found a good market.
and quotation figures throughout the
bond list were advanced from Y to n
a point. A total of $4,000 worth of Gas
5s sold at 105 similar block of City
and Suburbans brought 1924. and $4,000
worth Of Potomac consolidated 5s were
traded in at from 1Ooh to 1904. Other
bond sales included a $500 Capital Trac-
ton at 1O5at and a Metropolitan Rail
way at 1o4.
Traction stock was dealt in on a de-
clining scale. The first sale recorded
consisted OF 10 shares at 81. A total
of $50 shares then brought @p1. and the
last sale of the day was made at 90A
the price paid for so shares. Quotation
lots of the stock were offered at 9011.
While odd lots OF Washington Gas
stock brought 74It. Is shares being dis
posed of at that figure, the best bid
that could be obtained for quotation
lots was 73. or a point below the bid OF
yesterday The only other sale of the
day consisted Of shares of Lanston
Monotype at 81
Tho Na cb Gas Comma M
has declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of 81 800 per share. payable August
2 to stockholders of record on July l5
The transfer books will not be closed.
The District of Columbia Paper Manu-
featuring Company has declared a divi-
dend Of IA per cent, payable July %,
To stnckhnlders of record IulY 1h