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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
Occupy Considerable Aus
trian Territory Along
River Isanzo.
HAVE FORESTALLED
Won HINDENBURG
Italian Arrny's Rapid Stroke
Apparently Indicates a
Long Preparation.
- AssocIATED -.

London, Nav 25-Ausfrla struck
FIRST VITA her navy and aircraft along
the italian east coast. and Italy ooun-
fnTad quickly hy throwing troops
across northeastern frontier and ocCu-
pylng Austrian territory along river
fsouzn Thus italy apparently has
forestaIled Won HIndenhurg. who Is
commanding che Austro- German troops
On the new front Rome oalcially an
n0uucea that Italians have occupied a
number or towns and compelled the
Ausfrians e retreat
The Italian nrmya rapid stroke ap-
parently indicates long preparation
The arst italian bulletin Indicates two
movements were inaugarated. one
northwara toward the Carnlc Alps ard
tne other through Tfiuh toward Triest
on The tstrian peninsula. Severe Aaht-
inK Is expected
Austria calls the Italian military OPP
erasiona on the border skirmishes.
The Germans today claim successes
O. the east and west. notably around
Trrcs. north - Przemysi The British
war office admits the English have
been unable to reform their lines
denied ~ the Germans 81 Ypres. The
British statement announces the Ger
man gas attacks can be met and de-
feated with due precaution. r. does
not explain
Fightnn on the Dardanelles has
been eanEuIaarN Nine hundred and
nineteen casualties amomR the Austral-
iana Nert reported tonight The Turk
tsh logsee apparently are greater.
Three Thousand we're buried sunday
KITCHENER is RETAINED.
It HaH ann4unrea tonight .aat Lori
kfeaeuaf retains bis post a. secretary
~ tte new coalition cabinet
which king George has approved AR
fhur r nfr mn - FIRST lord -
fhe admiralty winston Spencer
CnurehN FORMER bead 81 the admiral
~ hencwaH chancellor 90 tire Duehv
ct Lancaster Herbert r. A2qulth re-
tains the ureIniershlp sir Edward
Grey continues an minister - foreign
Affairs nd Ll0vd George. former
chancellor el thc eScheaueF. WIN be
minister 81 mgu lions Reginald No
kenna uiH Is chancellor 81 es4e ex-
caequer ard Andrew Bonnar Law vii
rs secretary Cor The colonies Lord
f8ndedewne 3 minister without
portfolio. ana SIR Stanley 3. Buck
m9ster lord hlEh chanceuor. These
are ere prlueiug portfolios
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
FUNERAL LATE
THOS. F. NEE
REMAINS OF NAN WHO DIED ~
NEW ORLEANS WILL REACH
PENSACOLA THIS MORNING
iNTERMENr THIS AFTERNOON.

Remains of the late Thomas =. Nee.
whess death ooaurred IN New Orleans
Monday about noon. did not reach
pensacola Yesteraay afternoon a. had
been expected, although relatives we're
az the depot - reoeive the body, The
latter vii reach me city this morning
en- The early scuthbound train. and
from the depot viii Sc conveyed 70
the Pou UNDERTAKING. pariors on West
Romano street. and thence e the fam
iiy residence at 900 West Belmont
street. where Deceased had resided for
nuwr&ev 90 yeura
Thls afternoon at $50 O'Clock the
remains will Be conveyed Is 81 johns
cemetery after the funeral services
which wai be conducted az the house
The Diseased bad lived in Pensacola
Tor many yeara, and comrades win
whom be was associated for a Ions
tine viii attend tho funeral IN body
fala afternoon.
A. q mars 0f respect 90 h8a memory,
he Gas Of tha s x A. meeting ball
was flown az half mast throughout yea-
terday. and members ~ that arsani3a-
tion win act a. pail bearers perhaps
e. tbe funeral today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
dog OWNERSHIP
.LARGENUMBERS
ARE ARRESTED
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
CASES WILL &c MADE AGAINST
CITIZENS or AL CLASSES.
PROVIDING They OWN A DOG.

aIore than one hundred warrants
win have gone out from tire police
station for service this morning. upon
citizens ~ All classes and oonditona
the ehanse against them being keep
Ing q dag without license In al
ieeed violation ~ section ssh. Of the
citg code. This section provides a dog
taN Of one dollar upon malo ana two
dollars upon female dogs. Therefore
II any one in plain clothes has within
the past FEW daya been asking about
the dos which was seen on the pre-
uises. the owner az said dog win not
have 20 express surprise when POI
llceman rides up q the front door
and reads a warrant ard commands
that their presence Sc : thing of reali-
81 in the recorders court the following
day
There are estimated % be more than
four hundred CANNES in the city Or
Pensacola, according 20 careful returns
made recently 60 the cumpfroIlers Of
fee Up q about the middle 81 this
month. there had been ISSUED ucensss
for a mcaaly eleven % that number
The policeman q seems. had too uans.
70 90 20 look after TIRE licensing "
dogs so a plain clothes mar was es-
peclaily engaged for the duty This
was George Giug1es. who signs an the
warrantH and who appears e. Save
been Tao che who has been quietly
taklng a Hsrt 81 "eow census witn.a
the past few weeks At any rate. Mr
Gingles returned 20 the city hhll and lt
was transferred Tor service &c the
police station. a list % about one hum
drad families who had dogs about the
premises who had never complied with
the license law On regard 60 their pets.
Thirteen arrests were made before
court yesterday morning. but no dneH
were imposed. a. each q the case were
mol pressed. The explanation was
made thar owners ~ dogs who were
thus arrested. had procured the nee
essary licenses. which was evidently
satisfactory 60 the city, hence the
above disposition 81 the cases. n
this number. doctors lawyers. house
wives. clerks, laborers, autoists, etc.
dgurea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
MARIANNE WILL
KEEP FLORIDA
REFORM SCHOOL
House Committee Makes an
Adverse Report on
Moving Institution.
B. CLAUDE L'ENoLE.

Tallahassee. Fla May 1.-THE COM
mlttee tonight made Al adverse re-
port on the hllf 70 move the Boys
Industrial School from Mariana
Because Harry Golasteln 81 Ferunn-
dina took the position that a library
wse only q store room % keep books
I'm and a librarian mas a man Go dust
them on and keep the cockroach eggs
IN o. them, he opposed Senator Jones'
bin creating a state library which
came up Ia the house this afternoon
with an ameadmant cutting the pay
- the Librarian 70 fifty dollars 3
month and talked the bin % death
VIXEN the house refused 70 adopt his
amendment
BY raliyinv enough anti-new fob
votes 70 kin 4, the senate n re- spazm
~ economy refused q pass the house
BIN providing FOR TIE taking q a state
census, thus cutting or one hundred
and nfty Jobs which had been spoken
for. az one stroke.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
NO PARCEL POST
EXCHANGE FOR PRESENT

washington, May a5s--The Italian
poatofhce department today notified
the united states q the suspension af
parcel post between the two countries
with which they are AZ war, Packages
now IN the mails viii be returned 70
the senders-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
Poincare Sends
Congratulations
to King of Italy
- AssocIATED 80


Paris. Nay aS.-Presidcnt Poinoare
has sent the King of italy the follow
ing telegram
AT this solemn hour when italy en-
ters upon the glorious path marked
out b. her destinles, all France Is sad
10 think that the two sister nations
are going 20 fight once more FOR the
defense af their common civilization
and Tor the freedom ~ oppressed peo-
Piles Already brought nearer to
Eether by their relationships BY their
transitions. and by the immortal force
81 the Latin genius, Italy and France
will be united forever by this new fra
ternify % souls and BY this reflected
conservation o. their natural relations
i express 20 your majesty my most
ardent wish for the victory % your
valiant troops. With these soldiers the
allied armies are proud % light 90
put an end @ the enemies o. justice
and ~ liberty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
BECKER ~ SHADOW
or THE ELECTRIC CHAIR

Albany. ~ y May 26.-The sec
ond conviction q Charles Becker for
instigating the murder Of Herman Ro-
senthal was upheld today BY the court
o. appeals Becker now must die an
less he can obtain executive cismency
from Governor Whitman. who as dis
trict attorney OF New York prose
cuted him, or can obtain a reversal
By the United States supreme court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
LIE NETHERLANDS pRorEsr

The Hasue. Netherlands. Nay AZ
IRE Netherlands has sent q note %
Germany protestnE against TIE sink
ing ~ the Lusltania
The note is substantially the sane
as mat sent ~ the United states.
several Dutch subjects were Iost when
ths Lusitanla vas tcrpedoed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
DESTROYER DESTROYED
A GERMAN AERoPLANE

London. May 2bs-Harwich reports
that q British destroyer arrived there
this morning bringing German cub.
lieutenant and mechanician from a
Taube aeroplane which was forced
b. engine trouble 20 descend IA the
North Sea After the Germans had
ben rescued the aeroplaue was sunk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
RIGHTS o. WOMEN
NoTARtEs ARE REMOVED

RaleiEh 81 c. Stay 26.--rhe law
passed by the Last legislature grantinE
women he rlEht % serve a. notaries
public ln North Carolina today was
declared Unconstitutional ~ the state
supreme court TIE court held the
state constitution must FIRST Sc amend
Cd TIE decision was rendered on an
appeal of Ars Nolana Knight - Ashe-
Fs.la. the traf woman named under the
pee law from aeeislou 81 the Ashe-
vile Superior court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
CAPTURE or 1900
RUSSIAN sol plERs

Berlin May 25-Cvla Iondon.)-
offensive against the Russians north
% przemysl Yesterday be captured
q coo prisoners, according 70 the Of
Rcial statement given out n Berlin
today by tire German war once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
JTALY'S TROOPS.
CROSS BORDER.
Constantine
Is Considered
Critically I'll

Athens. May aBs-King Constan-
tines condition, according 70 Mon
day niehts report. was less sails
factory than the people were led
@ believe. although the attending
physicians nov say he q q no
Immediate danger
They are conaidertng another cp-
eration. a vtenneae specialist has
been summoned. He e reported
more reatful Prayers FOR the kings
recovery are being said - ali tire
churches here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
GERMANS TAKE OVER
TOBACCO COMPANIES

Amsterdam. May asl-Cvfa Landon8
AL property g the British AMER
can Tobacco Company 81 Germany has
been placed under German supervision.
Ascending - the Berlin correspondent
u9 the TelewrnaL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26
THE EXPERIMENT.

A sample of milk. taken under good
conditions. contained Immediately at
ter milking. 800 bacteria 70 each drop.
IL was cooled 20 as degrees. faren-
heit. and kept az this temperature.
After twenty-fouF hours II contained
only zoo bacteria, after a. hours 500
bacteria ard after ~ hours $50 oe3
The milk curaled or ira sth day.
Another sample taken In q dirty
barn cooled and kept - So degrees.
.farenheit. contained az nrss. 1000 hac-
terra Ia each drop. n the first -
hours 5000. n "a hours 2s580o. Ia T.
hours Issoeoo0 - the drop. The milk
cur9led On the an day.n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-26

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
[ M AR K |S SE I \ I
 I5O |
Association Workers Decide to Raise Their Standard and Try For 1900 New Mem berships
CLEVELAND DODGE
 IN SPLENDID SPEECH
Open House" Will Be Ob- served Tonight and Ar
 arrangements Are Being
 Made For Big Attendance

Cleveland Dodge son of Cleveland H. Dodge of New York. member oi the PhelpSDodge Company, was the leading speaker at last evenings a5- semblage of the workers in the Y. M C. A. campaign for 5lO,OOO for 1000 members. Secretary Richardson, who presided introduced Mir. Dodge as "a former Bisbee resident. who had. un- fortunately for Bisbee moved to Doug las"
 "I am very glad to see such mani testations of enthusiasm at the Y. M C. A said the speaker The asso, citation was dead three years ago in comparison 10 what it is now"
 MT. Dodge referred Co the import, ant position which the Bisbee l M. c. A. assumes among the associations of the Southwest "I feel" he con tinued that the International Assa- citation in New York feels more inter- est in the Blsbee r M C. A. than in any other in the Southwest. on ac- count of having been the first esta5- lished among the new branches and the fact that it's development would prove Of decided encouragement to those in other mining camps"
 The speaker also told in most ln- teresting manner of some of the great projects being executed by the Y. N. C. A. in connection with the Euro pean war
 Arthur Notman, chief geologist or the Copper Queen company reminded the workers of the duty which they owe the new members. after their 9f- tliatiOn with the association
 What we can do for the men of the district" he declared. depends upon the S1O,OOO offered by the Cop per Queen being secured. After get ting the members in we must make them feel at home During the period in which the building is being torn up the unsettled conditions will de- tract from the mems physical com fort but we must make them spir- itually comfortable We must make the fellows feel at home. do not see any reason why we should not keep on raising the target Of mem bership. during the progress of Che campaign"
 Mir. Neal a member of the faculty of the University Of Arizona, also spoke He dwelt in considerable length upon the subject of education and its importance to the spiritual up- lift of any community The reprcsen- tatiye Of the State University ex- pressed delight at the wonderful spir- it of zealous devotion to the great cause as now being manifested by some of the members.
 Secretary Richardson hit a high spot in the speech making when he de- clared
 "The S1O00O win be of little avail. unloss the building is filled with men !"
 The secretary told further of a coni- munieation which he had received from c, J. Hicks of the International
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S2O0,0OO LEVY AGREED UPON
 IN HOUSE
General State School Fund Is Placed at Above Figure by the House; Senate Doesn't Consider Its Own Bill

PHOENIN, May 7--The house com. mittee of the whole agreed today that S200,OOO should be the amount raised by levy for the general state school fund, although a final vote had not been taken prior to adjournment. It HOW seems improbable that the Sen. ate will be given the appropriation bill by the House earlier than the first Of next week as there remains, Co be agreed to in addition to a final vote on state school fund levy the final vote on the university maintenance item as we'll as the final disposition Of the mine building appropriation for the University.
 In an executive session of the Sen ate, which consumed about an hour this morning evidently a heated argu. ment was indulsed in concerning the adyisability of that branch taking up and considering the Senate appropri- alton bin without waiting further for the House measure to be sent over. What actually transpired was careful ly guarded but it was announced after the doors were opened that the Sen ate bill would not be considered but further idleness would be enjoyed un- till the House had finally agreed on the various items in the general ap. propriation budget
 The Senate took occasion, however. Co positively satisfy itself as to Gov arnor Tuute atfftuda tovrarde a gae- ond extra session. Stapley and Webb were named committee to interview the governor and after the call on executive they brought news to the Senate that an extra session would be called
 In discussing the visit from the Sen ators Governor Hunt referred to the same as a peace conference and de- clared he now had an understanding with the upper branch of the Legls- lature
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
ORIENTALS REACH ANICABLE
 BASIS
Unexpected Concessions by Both Nations End In Arbi- tration of Difficulties Which Threatened War

PENNG. Saturday, May s. At
 taches Of the Foreign Once were at work all night trauslatug Japau's ul. timatum and drafting the terms oi China's compliance with the demands
 which would be submitted to Yuan sh'
 Kai at the state council this morning
 at 10 o'clock. The reply Is to be de- livcred Co the Japanese minister this evening or Sunday morning The CII- nese note will review China's case. answer the charges contained iu tho ultimatum and accept Ithe demand
 without qualification The govern ment expects no serious revolutionary outbreak from the people China was prepared to grant more than was de- manded by the Japanese.
 The military leaders have assure
 Yuan Shi Kai that their support would continue The handing iu Of the Jap anese ultimatum brought out know ledge on one point which caused sur. prise here. It seems that Japan after ! insisting on acceptance or her de-
 mands, suspended in the ultimatum
 the discussion of an Of the group O. five with the exception of a demand bearing upon the Fukien province. Go which the Chinese had agreed m theii reply last Saturday. The records nun show that China, last evening, offered
 10 concede to the Tikio eoyermert more than the ultimatum now eXacts from her It Is learned that in the course of Vice. Minister Tsai Yulin's | visit to the Japanese legation yester-
 day evening. he proposed verbally tha,
 the Japanese railroads demands to | grant school hospital privileges be | accepted and offered to bestow land
 without compensation upon the Jap
 anese, and proposed to withdraw Chi mas three requirements regarding the Shantung province, namely 10 return
 to status quo before the war, particr
 patton in the peace conference and
 compensation for damages in ule
 Kaio Chow campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
SAMANIEGO Is NOW CLOSELY
 FOLLOWED
Reports From Nogales to the Effect That Col. Ramos Is Following Col. Samaniego's Command, Are Received

MORALES. May 7-Col Ramos who with the troops under his com. mand is operating along the river So- nolo reports that troops of the en. emy numbering 600 under Samaniego were at Cumpas and have started 10. ward Ures and that he with his col umn is rapidly marching to the river
 section, expecting To overtake the enemy at Canado Aucho where he will engage them.
 The enemy is retreating in bad or. der in the direction of Moctezuma and being followed by the forces of Ramos and General Truiillo. who has com. bined General TruiiHo advises that uier the battle Which took place at Canado Aucho the enemy under Sam anego is fleeing and have almost been oyortaken by the troops of Col. Ra. mos
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
GIRLS SUE EMPLOYERS

BERLIN. May IA large number of Berlin shop girls have brought ac- tions against firms which after in- ducing them at the beginning of the war to accept a reduction of salary have dismissed them There have been more than seventy prosecutions of one firm.
 special court at Charlottenburg has now given judgment that such dis missals are Illegal holding that the reduction in salary was arranged and accepted on the understanding that 1t would prevent the employe suffering from unemployment during the war and that employers cannot give noii- ces of dismissal until normal condi- tions arc restored in the labor mar keJ. If, therefore. shop girl is dis missed, she is entitled to all sums deductsd from her wages since the beginning Of the war
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
HOLLAND DISTURBED

AMSTERDAM, May S.-The news of the sinking of the Lusitanla caused a tremendous sensation in Honand Kcenest interest was displayed as to whether any Dutch passengers were among the missing.
 Americans Excited
 LONDON May S.-The Times de- votes a long article in its news col umns to the attitude of the Americans in Londcn On the disaster, saying:
 "The sinking of the Lusitania has aroused excitement and apprehension among tho Americans in London"
 Reminiscent Scenes
 LIVERPOOL, May Scenes rem iniscent of the Titantic and Empress of Ireland disasters were witnessed il Liverpool tonight where large crowds chiefly women relatives of the crew of the Lusitsnia gathered outside the Gunard offices. Little news was avail able, but the people remained calm althouCh the strain was teIRible A far ap learned tonight ths Lusitsnis had no guns on board
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
NFw YORKls VERsION.

NEW YORK. May 2 First news Of the torpedoing and sinking of the Lu- sitania came shortly after one this afternoon through the announcement from the local office of the Cunord Line which stated an unconhrmed ru- nor had been received from abroad.
 The publication of the news created tremendous excitement on Wall street mad there followed a violent decline in both the stock and cotton markets.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
595 SURVIVORS LANDED

 dead from the Lustonia were landed at Queenstown
 VANDERBILT DROWNED
 LONDON Queenstown survivors report
 FRoHMANs FATE
 7Tere uncertainty the fate Of Charles probably widely theatrical the world a passenger Lustania.
 CAPTAIN SAVED
 LONDON May scoptan rornet of the lusona the
 DIE FROM INJURIES
 LONDON May S-The died from injuries dred
 LONDON, May s-The latest total Ltoui 6S It is believed only few first class passengers would aaoat nd made 10
 QuEENsrpwN May Every find Alfred Vanderbilt and Charles Frohman the survivors failed
 LONDON May 7rhe sunard Liner 1usiauia which sailed ont of New York last Saturday bol lies at the bottom of oedoes crashing into her side while passengers vessel could eude the German u der water craft luncheon.
 and rescued can not be told at present British admiralty o midnight hundred Three dead and have since died rescued dead or injured has as yet beeno officially
 The Iusian was steaming old Head Kin , nm m l,st lr of t voyage 10 Iyepoor when about in afternoon appeared an reports go fired two One struck the bows and the ohe he
 The powerful agents of destrctson vessels side causnp terrific explosions of water poured Lutania listed Boats which were already speedily filled with passengers who had appalled, attack
 wireless immediately eseu ooas of all kinds points along the coast and Queenstown survivor estimated and certain within a hal had disappeared
 Where Great down by Old Head rrsole the landmark that has brought joy a ways stood the Atlantic wa" a an end The line lost passenger in be Atlantic service ship dodged the lurking en euy off Nantucket declared and later start led the world by stripes
 The admiralty discouragng publication of surmse ana uesses regarding injured before the crude de were known the press edoal what the United States win do hold Germany to te strict accountability" preyoa diplomatic correspondence
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
ONE THOUSAND OR MORE GO ID WATERY GRAVE WHEN GIANT VESSEL IS SUNK
 BY GERMAN TORPEDO

Nearly Two Hundred Americans Reported to Have Been Lusitania and None Practically, Have Been Heard of Since the Big Cunarder Sank Yesterday Afternoon South of the Irish CoBast Reports Coming Slowly of Rescued Two Torpedoes Hit the Leviahian While Most of he Pas- sengers Are Their Luncheon Little Dreaming That the
 Wasp of the Deep Lies In Wait For Them; It Is Said Steamer Sunk About Thirty Minutes After Being Struck
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
NEW RATES

WASHINGTON. May 7-Re-dis- count rates Of three and half on ma urities up thirty days four from 36 days. four half those sixty, ninety and six for longer were approved for the San Francisco bank by the Feder- al Reserve board. The hrst time the board approved the rate below four percent
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-08
DATE POSTPONED

ROME May The date for con yening the Senate and Chamber of Deputies was postponed by royal de. crees until May 20 The original date for opening Parliament was May l2.
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under an avalanche of selling or

Under an avalanche of selling or ders stocks fell to thirty points. cot ton two dollars and a half bale. so- called war stocks. like Bethlehem steel were especially scected The Lu- sitania with a total of twelve hun dred and fifty passengers. of whom one hundred and eigbty-eight were Americans with a crew of eight hun. dred and sixteen sailed from here Sat urday in the face of whFuinF pub
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