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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-29

gteffe, Sobn oes 9tomirols oeQa
Gbieia, Der li6 bereit na6t, 5u iei-
nem artillerieregiment Dem er ais
Sffi5ier angebort, ob8ugeben, tpuroe
bonn Bapit enlpfangen.
9lus >@olbington meloet man.
sSn einer an oas Staots0eparten1ellt
geri6teten Wtitteilung Ser bieiigen
olterreihii6 ungariiben 8ol9aft,
Die li6 auf cine offi5ielle Wtittpi-
lung aus 8ien 1tiibt, miro lebbafter
9anf ausgeipro6en fir @abetL fpel-
DIE 4nterifaner uno o1oere @usIdll:
her CUR gerteilung unter Samilien
Gefallener ooer bertpu1oeter Soloas
ten geipenoet baben. IS beiBt in
Ger Wdtteilung o@ine 9epei9e bonn
austudrtigen slntte in 8ien III
eingetroffen, Die Der auBeror.
0entli6en @aben ertpdbilt, Die ais
frenloem 2aitoerft befonoers aus ben
8er Stanten, beitebero lopol ali3
lolhel IN @el0 pie aug ailoern 9in-
gen, nod Selterrei6 ltngarn ge.
idtdt tporoen ii1l6. 0ieIe @aben.
beiBt es in oenr S6riftitiif, Iino
bereits 5ur Gerteilung gelangt uno
in Der gnn5en oiterreihil6 ungorl-
iden 9oppelmonar6ie berrIdt Ole
groBte Sreuoe iiber oieIe 41lnoge-
6ing BON Spnlpatbie. Die Iolpol
con oeutihen &olonien i'm 4nslano
ipie bon bodber8ieen glmerifallerii
fnmmenoen @nben baben au6 6cli
ltnterbalt fir unfere Wiiiiionem ge-
biloet. Gieie Wiiiiionen beoiirfen
aber nod meiterer Siilfe BEL ibrer
9lrbeit unter ben Samilien Der geidl-
lenen uno pertpunoeten Soloaten.
Die Staliener bebanpten, tie luGrep
in Der Siioipike BON Sirpl 10 melt
uorsebrungen, baf iie MIR nod feds
Whilen BON &ipa am WarSa-See emt-
iernt ietn.
@eItern tpur es ein sSabr ber, oab
in Seraieiuo, Die @aiiptltaot @os.
nien's, Der @r5ber5og 5ran5 Seroi-
nano, Der oiterreihiIfe 9bronfolger,
uno feline. @emnblirL oie Ser5ogir
bon Sobenbrrs. errloroet tpuroen.
Die unfelige Got mar befatntli6 ole
llriafe Der 8erbanolungen 3tpii6en
Serbien uno Seiterreih, Die i6lieS4
lid gum ariege 3iuifden oen beioer
2anoern fiibrten, mas oonn tpieoer
Die 8eranlaiiun9 gu Dem ollgemet-
men europaii6en &riege mar.
gsa6 einer Depeffe aus Waiin6en
befaiien ii6 Die oortigen r0eueiten
ao6ribten" nit Superintendent
Seriings llnterieeboot 5abrt bon
8ilbelmsbaben nod ben Daroanel-
len, cine @ntfernllng bon 5000 0feis
len. 9os 8latt fiibrt aus, oaB Ole
@ttfernling 5iuiiden Bremen uro
9teiu Yorf nur 5000 Meilen betrGgt
nno ridtet cine 5ientIid rnberbia.
te 8arllltng OIL Die Der. Staaten.
Dab i'm Sale zines ariegs nit
Geutidlano llnterieeboote mol i'm
Stonoe ip6ren, oen 9ltlontifd)ln
SSean 6u frelt5en uno amerifanilfe
ariegsI6iffe 5u torpeoiereu.
Die 9tofefeller 3OmmilTiom er.
flart in ibrem letten geridt, oak es
iuirflidJe Notleioenoe, bic Tidl IeIbit
nidt belfen f6nnten nnS Saber boa
anSmarts nnteritiitt iperoen miiktea,
niir nod in goleu @alisien nma
Serbiem aebe. 8as RoIen anbe-
treffe, 10 ba6e bic 6entidje 3egiernne
fiirslidJ bic Grflar,tng abseseben, lie
toeroe iett i'm StanSe fein, fir Die
0otleiben6en in ienen 9iitrifien
Solen's, bic anter ibrer Gontrolle
itauoen, ielbit 81 iorsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-29
ytl1iien geben bilter
oen Gnila 2ipa 5uriif.
r1crdbt iiber cemberQ.
Qngriffe Oct Q((iierten aa 9a((po(i 5nrifge6(agen
6rai Nolipanpw sum- rniiiiden &riegs
minifter ermannt.

Saa BON 2entberg lit mol ein bo1lt
iDi6tiges @reignis in politiiber Sim
ii6t, ober in itrategiiher fino oic
iiegreihen Sample, Die mir TINS
tpiini6en, oieieni9en melbe oeal
5einoe ieinen lebtcn Stiibplrnft in
georo-@oli5ien nebrnen tperoen. Die
Sauptarmee Der yfulien bleibt, tpenn
iie aud in @eriuirrliltg gebradt NOR
ben lit, benno6 fret. n9ie 8erfol-
gung miro energii6 fortgeiebt" mel
oct oas Sauptquartier, uno eine
fortoauern6e 8erfolgitng be0eiitet
ihlieBli6 oen gerludl Die groBe rli-
fiid9e Seloormee bolltg 5li berni6tsn.
Die eberne @rergie unierer gaIi5i-
ihen Streitfrdfte beroient groBes
Bob. sic ruben nift auf ibren 2or-
beeren iiad einem brillallten @rfolg
aus; iie fennell rur cine Harole
ngoripdrts" l1uiere Sffehiine bleibi
unerfhopft uiio uniere 5ebn @oheil
bieles Selo5uees geben ltrs Die &c.
DiBbeit, baB fiiitftig feline itrate-
eiiden 5ebler genaht tperoen."
Gom Sen SarSamellen melben bic
Siirfem, OaR iie beridDiebene anfan-
tcrie slngriffe Der gllliierten SIT
rIdgeidlasen baben.
Dag rnITiide Niiniiteritm lit mic
Der bpllitanbis. General EulibanGiu
lit sitin Sriessminiiter ernanht. Sc
neral EpliDanOiu gift fir einen iebr
tiidjtigen SDloaten. Gr mar aiiiitie-
rcnber Griegsminiiter iuGbreno Der
gleOrsaniiation Der Irmee nad Der,
ariege NIT sSapan. Gr iol ieiner
freifinnisen Mmiidjtem iuesen beiui
@plfe iebr beliebt iein. Gas meme Wii=
miiterimm fat 6em &aiier nno Dem
Wrukfiiriten 9iifolans i'm 6elbe einea
Selnd abseitattet.
glns garis iuiro semelbet, etalien
babe jebt poditanSig NIT Der Siirfei
sebrpden nno iperbe Srmppen nad,
zen Garbamellen id5ifen. Rad Den
eeitrisen 9epeIdem mar es bic Siir-
fei, bic ben grmdp berbeifiibrte, in,
Sem he ibren gotidafter beanftrap.
te, ieine TGiIe sn forbcrn.
Sin britiId)es gleropIan fat orei
gpnlben anf SmDrna setuprfem itno
40 tiirfiihe Solbaten get5tet. Sas
lit Elm saH5 iunnberbarer Grfula.
Ia bic @efdidte aber BON Mebtilenc
on bic 9onSoner oSimes" aemelSet
iuiro, 10 iuiro iie mol nidt iuabr
fcin.
sins Betersbnrs ipirb gemeISet,
I'M Sanfaius, in Der @egemo .por
Ban, fei cine arofe Sdladlt sluiidjen
ben Jmiien nno elmer itarfen tiirfi-
idem Srmppenmadt i'm @anse.
9os io8ialoenofratif6e W1if9lieS
ces oeiltihen gieidstags, Or. Quord,
erfldrt, oelttide So8iaIilten hditen
bel ibren BarteieenoTien ilt ccl;
fein0liden 20noern berIhieoentlih
ben 8eriud gemadt, iie fir eire
8rieoensagitation 5u getpirnen, Iqien
obcr bel oen Sran5ofen nno gua.
ldnoern ouf entfdieOenen @ioerItmto
seitoBen. sic bdtten lih alien 81.
rniibungeir aeeeniiber abIebnen6 ge,
5ciet
Sine gans unberftGnolide Rad
ridlt fOmmt ans Baihingtom. ga.
nadJ bate Der itnIicniIde Sotidlafter
bei nnierm Gtaatsoepartement ge.
id)iuerSe oariibcr gefibrt, bals bic
ijiterreidliidlen 8eb5rben feine BON
@atifan fOmmenben 8ofiIadem an-
nebmen OSer btf6rbern iuollen.
9rei @effen oes 8apItes 8eneoift,
Sobne feimer Shtuefer, iteben an
Der itoIieniihett Sront. Gin anSerer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-29
Sure lleberiidt.

Die Siirfem fdlnsen @nsrif=
fe Der feinolidjen Snfanteris
slriif.
Die Stabt ,6alies iuirb bon
ben 9eutid)en erobert. Die
9inifem iammeln iid iuieSer
binter oein Slnh @uila 2ipa.
8raf 9solibanoiu lit GUM
rnfIiId)en &riessminiiter CT.
naunt.
Die eStaliemer iuolIen bis
anf feds Waeilen an 9iiba fer.
an iein.
9entldllanb erflart, bas es
Jest Ielbit fir Die Notlei6enocm
in Tulen iorsen fam.
ssramsOiiid)e anb ensliide
Su5iaIScmofraten iupllen rpm
elmer syrieSensasitatiom ni9ts
suiIIen.
Maior Mofabt iuarnt Dor
1teberidaknns Der Ginnabme
3embers's.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-29

slls georfoIf in girginien Threitt
nlan &apit6n 9bierfeloer, osr
aon1mahoeur oes bier iltternierteu
Silfsfreu5ers ,.aronprit5 @iIbelm~.
bat, fpie feline 2eilte er5dblett bon
aailer @ilbelp cine Wlitteilung er-
baltet, in fpefder linn Sob 1mD
@liicfipiinfhe fir oie Saten ieines
Sdiffes ausgeoriidt iperoen. Die
Mannidoften trogen nit Stol8 ibnen
BON Berlin 5ugeionote @bren8eifen.
Giner f0ni9li6en gtitteilung oiis
9eutidlono 5ufolge iollen insge-
fonlnt t01 eiferne Gren8e fir o:e
9elabung oes garonprins @ilbeln,"
beitinmt iein, ooriinter elm eiierrcs
Srei5 1. afaiie fir SEN aapitin
Gbierfeloer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-29

neien iei, 0os Sdiff gu aerftoren.
sluf bieie grfldrung lift MN Die iett
porliegenoe Note Die 4ntiport. lln.
iere &egierung beItreitet in ibr, fpic
lie bon Nnfang an getan, oaE
Selitidlano aus ienen @ertrage oas
Tedt berleiteft fonne, nelitrole Gdif-
fe 8ll 5erIt0ren. tuenlr oie sSiibrer,
ipie in oieiem Sale, bereit ieielt, oie
Gorltrebano :. 2aoung aus5uliefern;
ouBeroem uerlangt iie, baB Die Nm
gelegenbeit feirem Hrilengeriht
iiberfpieIen, ionoern Der Gdaoener-
lab be8ablt tperoe, ba. Delttitlano
bod eianal Die 8erpflihtung 8u
5ablen, onerfalttt babe. llnierer
Weinung nod lit Die Stelllntgrab-
ME llnIerer &egierilng oie ridtige.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
DARDANELLES FIGHTNEAREND
AMERICAN NOTE TO GERMANY
NOT SENT FROM WASHINGTON
Occasioned by Desire
To Allow Gerhard 10
Reach Berlin
- AssocIATED -

Washington, June h--Ihe note
which President Wilson. with the ap-
prevail uf hia cabinet. haa prepared
% BE- sent Germany insisting on an adj
hercnoe % the rules of international
law Ca the conduct Of maritime warfare
was not cahied today. word came
from the White House Ia the forenoon
that the note had been virtually fin
iahed but the document was not given
% the legal officers q the state De-
partment today, ~ had beer expected
The reason for the delay Ia the dis
patch of the note has not been re-
vealed Ofncials declined 90 say L
would be cu8ied % Berlin. n some
quarters the delay Is thought 20 be
due q a desire 70 give Meyer Gerard.
the personal envoy Of Count Won Bern
storff. the German ambassador who
now r. en- route % Berlin. an oppor-
tunity - reach Germany about the
time THE imperial government viii be
Considering the American rsjoinder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
MADE AUTO TRIP
FROM MOULTRIE
FINE CAR. OWNED ~ 4. p. TAY-
LoR. BANKER AND COTTON
SEED OPERATOR. ATTRACTS
WIDESPREAD ATTENTION.

Coming by easy stages. and max
ing the trip from Moultrie, Ca. 20
Pensacola. r.. r. Taylor and family.
with several friends. arrived here a
Coapio Of days ago and viii remain
for another couple ~ days. He trav-
els n q fine forty horsepower car.
fitted " In great shape. and although
there are seven IN the car. there is
no crowdlnE
Dir. Taylor a. engaged in the bank
Ing business in Moultrie. a. vel AZ
being widely interested tn the cotton
seed crushing business. II - not his
first visit here. bat tt r. his irmt time
In his big auto and q great trip Is
being made He said there was m
significance 20 the trip, nothing more
than that 81 an outing.
on either side ~ the car are red
painted streamers with the name 81
his home town plainly printed there-
on. These strcamers, &c wei az ths
extra larga-aized car. are the polnta
which attract attention IS the big
machine In taken over one street and
another. this town, the party thinks
being paved way above the aVeTags
OF towns % the size % Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
BLUE
PRINTS OF CITY
|. PUMP STATION
SET OF PLANS HAVE BEEN PRE-
PARED BY ARCHITECT WILLIS,
LOCAL MAN, AND ARE DIS
PLAYED IN WINDOW.

Blue prints of the proposed city
pumping station. IS Contemplated "a
the carrying % the bond election to-
morrow. are IN the show window OF
the store next e UAlemherte Phar-
macy. During yesterday afternoon
quite q number Of people stopped long
enough to look over the prints. and
IN the afternoon. Mayor Greenhut
himself who stood talking 20 . num-
her 81 friends nearby. took occasion
70 inform many who appeared 20 be
interested that the displayed prints
was the contemplated building de-
signed 20 be q protection over the
valuable lot Of machinery now housed
On a rather insecure structure az the
water pumping plant
The pumping station viii complete
~ enclose the present building nov
shelterinK tha " liable LOT q machin-
cry upon which devoIves the duty ~
employing over q million eaIlenn a
water per day for daily consumption
II viii be almost ia9 feet square, and
win conform 20 plans looking 20 me
safety nf the machinery a. ali timeH
anordInE 20 the water supply sourcs
the utmost safety.
Mayor greenhut took pains durina
yesterday % inform all who seemed
interested lu the plans. O. tel them
that there would be no additional
taxation ln case the bonds were voted
the statement being made By ths
mayor that the water department
earnings could take care a the ma,
turing bonds from time 60 time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
Cost $4,000 Per
Year TO Care for
the Asfor Infant
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.

New York. June 6.--John Jacob As
tor. new "a hts third year. the post
humous child n Colonel John Jacob
Aston. who persisted on the Titanic
has heen living at thu rate r. APPROX
mately SIC. 00o a year. according 20
the accounting filed with tho aurro-
gate today b. his mother. Mrs. Mad
sleina Force Aston, who is his guard
ian.
The court allowed MrH. Aston $780,
600 for tire child's maintenance for
three years. or g0.0o9 year IN the
accounting filed today, Mrs Astor as
serts she has spent S28 s8a of her own
money la addition for his mainten-
anc. Chief items IN the accounting
are one-third % the taxes - tho A.
tor Firth Avenue home (the taxes be-
Ing approximately $4,000 year,
$4,000 Tor professional services II
physicians lawyers and others, and
S. 900 for clothing, supplies and toys
Mrs Aston asserts that she Is in
formed that the income on the trust
fund left By Colonel Aston for the
child u approximately $4,000 and
upon this assumption contends thai
IL was Colonel Aators wish that hil
son be amply provided for.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
NAVY
IS FAILING IN
AERONAUTICS
NEW YORK HERoLD PUBLISHES
EDITORIAL FROM AERO MAoA.
ZINE CONTAINING SEVERE
CRITICISM.

The New York Herald I'm a recent
issue published an editorial taken from
the Aero clubs Flyer. IN which the
navy department o. severely criticised.
IN this connection the article contains
the following relative 60 the Penaa-
cola station.
IL our information Is correc. tt f.
Of 80 serious a nature as % warrant
an investigation by Congress when
that body shall have met again.
AT Pensacola there have keen about
q dozen men trained or training ia
practical nying. And for their instruc-
ton and practice there should have
been tn commission az least - many
machines. It As said that Instead 0f
there being q dozen. or ten. OF six. or
even three machines available for these
twelve men. anxious 90 learn and being
given extra pay therefor. there has
been ~ Cor flying but a single machine
q day Also that while this machine
has been In use there have hnen eleven
idle ayers walking ths beach,
awaiting their respective tuma for q
/ few moments In the air.
1T IL said that 81 the thirteen motors
az the camp eight are Junk and ave
MEN ##NNEHAhW 08A RN NNHk#Aa HAaA EtaaA
I the same may be said substantially %
+ the eleven aeroplanes iu use. That the
/ storrh0usaa az Pensacola are well filled
with spare parts and material Tor re-
pair. bat that no more Of either may be
T had than ls allotted a. the beginning
4 Of each month by the bureau Of steam
( Engineering. Construction and Repair
etc. I'm whose exclusive charge are
+ these nceessaries Of the fiyiug corps.
/ "That Il parts or repair materials are
required ln excess q these monthly al~
/ Iotments the same cannot be had with
out an order nrat obtained direct from
f Nashlngton. and that such an order
i lis invariably refused And. AS a con-
/ sequence q not having been abie %
obtain SUFFICIENT supplies 90 lseep even
1 one machine a. for flying. 10 ig said
4 pupils and instructors frequently have
4 been reduced 90 the necessity q pur-
Il chasing bolta nuts. wire and other
/ small repairs. and even Eaaalene, out
81 their personal funds.
/ 1T Is reported. further, thar had this
/ not been done there would have been
lrrn stretches of tirae when theirs
could have been no dying whatever
and that despite their best efforts e.
keen them ID repair the machines these
men have been compelled 20 uhe have
often been unsafe. Tor the lack a
sound ana unworn parts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
TEUTONS WERE
TOO STRONG FOR
ALLIED TROOPS
Russians Contested Position
Bitterly But at Length
Were Driven Away.
~ Ass0cIATEn -

Berlin. June 5--(via London)-Re-
ports from tho Galacian front indi-
cate that the Austro-G German troops
nov are in complete possession OF all
parts % PrzemysI Tho Russians con-
tested Btubbornly each advance. but
az length were driven from eastern
and southeastern forts, the last 20 fan
Il generally - admitted that the
greater part Of the Russian garrison
was able 20 retreat eastward BY de-
Tending the position toward the south.
This checked the attacking army of
General Won Boehm ErmOlll. and tenn
porartly prevented the complete enc
oirciing q the city. Although the
railroad line along which the retreat
occurred was under the FIRE q held
guns, they we're too far away 20 be
eTective
Apparently the city suffered nttie
during the Russian occupation. Huge
stores o. provisions ard q consider
able amount o. war material were
captured
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
Nora May Six Years of
Age, Is In atly Killed
AT Floridatown.
ACCIDENT OCCURRED
IN HOTEL THERE
Several Children Were in
Room Playing With Re
volver, When 1t Was
Discharged.

Nora May Bell. six years OF age
was shot and instantly killed at Flor
idatown late Friday afternoon. when
revolver with which some children
were playing was accidentally dis
charged. The bullet entered the hack
~ the child's head and taking a down.
ward course passed out beneath the
chin.
Tho little girl was the daughter %
AR. and Mrs. y. ". Bell residing
az FlOridatown. she was with sew
eral other little children and had gone
20 a room IN the Floridatown hotel,
where they were playing There they
found a revolver and Il IL supposed
they were playing with ie when Ia
was discharged IN some manner. ths
bullet entering the back % the head
~ the little Bell girl. producing in
slant death.
The accident occurred about D
O'Clock Friday afternoon. II IL great
" deplored BY all o. the residents of
that section.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
LITTLE GIRL SKILLED
Commissioners to Select
Heads of Departments at
Meeting Monday Night
Reported That Changes Are
Contemplated by the
Commissioners

That changes in department heads
are contemplated by the city commits
sioners and that these will be made az
a special meeting Of the commissioners
20 be held Wednesday. f. the report
that IL IN circulation throughout the
city. Tomorrow the general city cleo
ton vii be held when Commission
er Johnson will BE- reelected % sue
coed himself and the commissioners
viii then consider the changes which
are said 20 be contemplated.
Mayor Greenhut said yesterday az
teTnoon that no changes are contem-
plated that he was aware Of He be-
lieved that practically all present heads
81 departments viii be appointed for
another year.
Despite the mayors belief reports
were general upon the streets that a
number Of changes are probable and
that more than one department head
Is slated to 60. II r. known that .. J.
Semmes. a short time since. was offer
ed the position u superintendent II
the water department which he had
practically accepted. when one o. tho
commissioners decided Il would be Gin
expedident" 20 make such a change
and offered compromise In the form
~ naming Mr.. Semmes as chief ~ 20
lice, A. the Same time saying the sal
AIRY would Re increased. In case Mr.
semmes accepted. 20 sa.f0o per year
equal 20 the amount received by th'
water superintendent This position
! Mr.. smmes declined. as Re dld not
care 20 become mixed up in the polic'
department.
There win be the final meeting I'M,
l der the present board under formei
election held Monday afternoon. Their
/ Is nothing ~ interest % come hefor,
tomorrow's final meeting unless II D,
/ that 81 the milk ordinance which Il
nos in the hands n the city attorney
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
EMMETTTHOMAS
HANGS, DECIDES
SUPREME COURT
Affirms Decision of Escam-
bia Court in Murder Case
Which Was Appealed

Emmett Thomas, colored. must
hang. That - the decision Of the SUI
preme court Of Florida, which has
just affirmed the decision Of the cir
cult court for Escambia county. The
case was tried here several months
ago and resulted In a verdict Of murder
and Thomas was sentenced 70 be hang
ed but the case was appealed
Thomas murdered a negress near
Pine Barren. cutting her throat from
ear 40 ear.
The governor soon win Issue = death
warrant IN which viii be stated
the date Of the execution.
The supreme court also has affirm
"a the decision OF the santa Rosa
circuit court tn the case % Dove Land
aey. convicted e selling Hauor and
sentenced % term 81 two years N the
peuitentiary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
ATLANTA MASS
MEETING HELD
in FRANK CASE
Crowd Adopts Resolutions
Protesting Against Out
side Interference.
~ AssocIArEn -.

Atlanta, June 6.=-several hundred
persons assembled on the state cap
it0l grounds tonight In response 20 ad-
veFtisements calling a meeting ito de-
fend and preserve the right - trial
BY Jury"
The crowd was orderly. Rev. &C.
Hendley. = Baptist minister. addressed
the meeting. He said they had met
% uphold 0eorVia's laws, and de-
cislons Of It's courts and 60 protest
against outside interference. The
Speaker protested AGAINST commuta-
ton ~ Leo -. Franks sentence and
mentioned the letter presented the
prison commissions hearing from
Judge Roam. urging clemency for
Frank He said % was lntimated the
letter was not authentic
Before adjournment the meeting
adopted resolutions protesting against
outside Interference with the courts
and laws % Georgia" Hendley was
the only speaker. The crowd dis
persed quietly a. the close Of the
speech.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06

Tallahassee, June 5l--The members
% the Joint legislative committee
which recently visited. inspected and
reported upon the Florida state indus
trial tor boys near Mariana have
signed and Issued The following state
nant Tor the information q the pub
lie.
Having noticed that some % the
Newspapers q the state have con-
Etrnef our report made % the iegis-
iatura On regard % The conditions as
we found them AZ the state Indus
trial School Tor Boys az Mariana
and our reference 70 the Gre sc thia
Institution which occurred last 500
vernbsr. &c 3 charge that the board
~ managers and those having super
vision or control over the institution
had been guilty OF gross negligence
and casreleesnesa and that the Ere and
conditlon o. this institution was due
TO eareiessness and nesiIEenee. we de-
sire te correct such impression and 20
say ID was not tho purpose er inten-
ton az car committee 20 50 cnaTga
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
AbSolves Board of Managers of
Reconsideration anyBlame

We ala not in making our inveatiga-
ton find the facts to 30 such as 90
impress ia that the official boards
having charge of the institution had
been guilty ~ negligence and care
lessnesa. We were impressed that the
board had continuously underworld %
improve conditions but had been
greatly handicapped on anco1nt ~
the lack % funds % make improve
menta and with winch 70 employ ca
pabls help The local employees had.
IN our opinion. IN many respects bean
careless and negligent For aucn
negligence We found ttaS the board
had frequently removed suTegfntend-
enta and other employees and tried 20
better conditions as far as m@aaa
available
This statement q made IN justice
% all parties cOuonrned
(signed) GLENN TEzRREIL4
fsenAeoT.
-. J. HANDlEY.
~. e, BRYAN,
JOHN ". DAVIS.
Members of HOUSE,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
AMERICAN LINER
PHILADELPHIA LEAVES

New York. June s.--The American
line steamer Philadelphia sailed Tor
Liverpool on schedule time today aft
er An agreement was said 20 have
been reached between the company
and the engineers in regard "a a de-
rnand for a 100 per cent increase Ia
wares. The engineers. Il r. said. had
agreed 60 accept incruasaa ~ Sc a
month II thelr wages with the prtwi-
laRe q leaving the ship AZ Liverpool
The Philadelphia carried SIS pas
sengera. its FUN capacity.