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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
WHAT DOES OUR CITY DO FOR THE
 GIRL sTRANGER7
contlnued frorn rAee one

Continued rom EA@e one
 ed an old. long, dark blue coat which was several sizes too large for me- a skirt and waist, which had seen bet- ter days and an exceedingly unbe- coming black hat trimmed after the fashion of an earlier date than 1915, and pair of washed ont cotton gloves.
 wore an old pair of shoes from which several buttons had been re- moved to make them look even more Iapidated and carried 8 pocket book with some two dollars in money. As it was apparently going to rain I also took an ancient umbrella with an old brass handle. and then the bundle The bundle was of goodly porporfions wrapped in brown paper and tied with a string.
 The moment placed the bundle under my arm, I felt a change It made me think of the story of Dr. JekyI and MT. Hyde so completely did [ feel that my personality had under gone d transition. And as [ stepped forth into the dreary night, with g. heavy mist fast settling into 8 driving rain, felt that was no longer Emily E1nnnet, neWspaper woman was Emily Er11T4et shop girl homeless, all most penni1esa, seeking work search ing not a home. but just plain shell fer. And knew then and there that sI was the prototype of thousands of girls who, daily tread our streets to and from the great factories. And knew. too, that represented what is more to the point-nnany a girl who has come to Bridgeport to have her future written for her through the envir onTnent into which the first few hours in strange city plunges
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
New York Buenos Ayres
 Steamship Line Financed

New York. April 2s.The estab- nshment of a new steamship line be- tween New York and Buenos Ayres f. nanced by businessmen of Argentina and subsidized by the Argentine gov ernnant has been provided for ac-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26

cording to Ricardo Coll, editor of the Buenos Ayres La. Razon who reached New York to-day aboard the steam CT Tennyson- MT. Coll said the pro- Ject would be discussed at the Pan- American financial conference to be held in Washington, May 24
 Rene de Saint Marceaux.s the scuIp- tor. died at his home in Paris. aged 70.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26

-n1oEr.ovy Emily Ezn1lnet VIII tel The Farmer readers of what happened to her when she reacA1- ed the railroad station, ands rep resentzng herself as having just reached the city asked a poatce- man where to nnd a respectable boardinR place. She has many 2 story fl1l1 of human interest and surprise, and every word Is truth fuI to tho letter. Her story is based on her actual experiences.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
HALF OF WAR CHARITY
 SOCIETIES ARE SWINDIES

Paris, April 26.-An exhaustive in qufry conducted by the judicial au- tlorifies Of Paris as the result Of com pIaInts made by the public has reveal ed, the Matin says. that out of 147 charftable organizations formed since the war began. are swindles- Thfr- ty-five of them are reported to be conducted by men who were released from prison just before or after mo- bflfzation.
 FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS
 JOHN REE1JK 1s S41N
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26
stove Believed The orlgan.

Although no definite evidence could De secured and probably never can
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-26

Farmer Want Ads one Gent E9osa
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Die 2ln5utrie0euGeit
i'll 2luBlaH0

Die Mibfimmung in aublaub segst
ben Rries uno bic &%egitrung pd9it =
toie man benz naftonblabe" Idrstbt =
INNER mebr unb mebr. sic ftnbet i6ten
Husbrud in Gtrites, in llnrnben pers
ffiebener grt, grdnbIiftungtn II. ~.
60 sitg iiir3Iid elm 3heiI Der groBen
8altif9en Werft in petersburg in GoLse
8ranbitiftuus in Gtammen ouf, bel tp}ls
der 9elegenbsit cine mengs &risgsmatts
rial 5erIt6rt Durbe. Mebrere an Der
Derft auseiteIte @rbetter. bic man i'm
8erbaat bate, oil Der 9ronofiftuns BE-
theiligt 3u fem, ipur6en o~bneipeiterS &C.
6eHtt. @leia5eitig nurben bic Geufurs
beh5rbeu prrRGnbi9t. fe IoGlten itrens bus
ribsr ipdhsn, oaB audi nidt oas seringIie
duF biefes Beuer 8esiaIide in bic Del
fentIi9teit fame. Die IO3ialbemotratis
f6en 4rbsitsr proteitireH fortesiebt gsoen
ben Rries unb beginner ibera1, no Is
Ibnen mSeIi6 III, Gtrites. -DieIe nsrbtn
ron Der R%seisruns init blutiger 9anb uns
terbriidt nnb elei9ssitie TOrst bisIe bas
fir. bdb aud nldt bic ssrinsite Raatiht
1ieriiber birn bic preiTe CUR Genntnis
Der altsemsinbeit selause. gelonbsrs
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sries unb MDntaniHbaitrie.

Dag srfte 6eft Der @ammlung .aries
uno goltspirtbI9aft" lit erTdiener. pros
ftfor T. 8rabmanu, 9oSent fir 8eres
nirtbi4aft2sbre an Der fDnigIi1en 8sraa
ntabemie gu Berlin, III Der 8erf1Fsr. Gs
lam nidt nunoernebmen, bdB aud b0s
9ergs unb 5iittsnpeIen bur9 ben Rritg
in MitIetOtniaaft es5oeen porben TT,
unb omar slsiderpeiIe in ben an ariege
bstbeiIigten 2dn6err ME in ben neutraIen
@ebieten. Sus6eIonbere bic ao6leninOua
itrie unb bic Giiengepinnune treten babel
in ben 8orOergrunb Oes SntersFes. Grs
FrsuIt9srpeiIe bat Der arieg bic Gage
9eutIalunbs be3iigIi9 ieiner 8erIorgung
nit 9oble unb Gifen teinesipeqs pers
I4ledtert, ionbern nod bsrbsferf, pdhs
reno eintge Der 8egner burh bic 8eIebund
tpi4ttser Snbuitriegs6iete cine gang erhebs
liae Ghpd4une ibrer inbuftrielIeR unb
militdriiaen 2eiffungsfdbigteit erfa6ren
baden. Inter Ieinen 2eitIGbsn, bic bet
Montdninbuitrie ala SriegsIebren bienen
ipuen, btbt aud Rrabmunn herbor, oaB
ale qrooutte. bic i'm eigenen 2anhe ni6t
bprbanoen Itnb, dber in 8~riegsseiten
notbpsn6ig erTdtinsn I'M Jriebtn i'm
ausIunbe nit itadtliAer 8ilfe beI9nfft
unO als ariegsfonbs duFseipsidert lpsrs
ben.
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Die @a6t mn @6sin.

aennt SGT bas eieo, Scs pie BON eiiipn scs
traaen,
8nrn D~eutimlanos 8alen ipie ein gaetter 5iebt7
Pei oeIen alana bic SerSen b1her fnlneeH.
9a5 oeutiGe Qttee hon 9eaeiiiruua glhbta
e. 5udt pte 9Iibe @i6en 81 5eripliiierf,
lSie arteqs9efhmciter idldai es 5iinben0 eth.
Gs III bns Cleo, uor BEN bic Beinoe sitiern,
Der r1dAtiae gd1laniaeiafg: Die Asn6t mt
Gbetnl
Ger ItoIse gheln. her 3etne beil'eer arle9e.
Ter 9Hhn Der gdter. nit Dem E6uert %rriunit;
st bIeibi oas Dl1ntmeni Der o~eiitfdheH Glege,
Sns nit BEN @(1t her Goeliteu aetnniil
., brauie Bin, bu 2ieo, onr0 Eeutiflunos
@Guer.
pSeS Stromes Otter bleibi bic beuifdle Mantl'
Der ocutiGe Gbtin init Tcinen gnrgrulnen,
QRit ieincm Stegesheuirinl itols lab. lh3H -
Zen liiern bic I'm GonncH3oIoe gritneti.
Mi ieincn HchaelaHaen euf ben oob'H.
IS III uub bIet6i ber @ibm oer oclil1en
gauAel
@ermanlal gtin Hlaaii on rnble ieirl
Rein 6etHs nimmi lie sefs bon oeinem
Stran0e.
3enn ieiier ilcbi ais te Ole @e0t aw
NbBfu!
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.Hi twlt tita 1H ut iH Ed
a t1atfn
1aft. f.tl ogf tH asfi an
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mf .ib On tm
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sfHidte tH8 fau1ls sinlsl thB 81
e8e ttti. rifi mftt ieif sinN tti tft Pa
5una ufa a%itranbrltu linb et "a
ubtfhaari a.hu mtrs tti Hi MIME
ltns III to6tm Gratf 5~btit,tait. 1is
dtghoB t8 anari6aus ron ben
@cis wtrtm BIZ at6iartnbt ntaftms
tinbfu Git hfuttn aui trfttbitHef
atnniniB bu 9gt6itnlHe. Wo n bdB
Ranbber b.Tta Is bfu5tfiai. INN tlt Hir.
tIdtH qrmt ettr 80 mtrtm2 6rtitih.
Horb aiiftntr CAT ia. ueun man ibm
gluubtn Iou, gliaiontn %pthrhdTttr Wgns
ner auietbrahL @ttr rie uitlt bitfgr
Wdnn,r iisbR uitt ldnat ouf lraR55fs
item 9obsu} 9tbt Wionatc mad 9eaiun
ots 9riegts2 limb mas bat oas meliife
6ter bier dnspri6i1t2 Wis bic GnQIins
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BaH btipd9rt BADEN, 70 BADEN is in3nis
iden Dtbtr @eigien -btFreit", nod irotubs
ME bic 6euiTfen 5telungeu erldiitttrt.
Gns ibrs 9urdbrud sberluht Fn0 mibers
folge astporbsn. limb mir lcben Der fsfien
bab ie es aua in Submit
bIeibsn ntrbsn. DAB a6er beute nod,
na9 alien Sruppenienoundsn aus Snbien,
3anobu unb du0ern engIiTGeH geFbu1s
gen, ben gngIinSern oer Gieq perfdet lit,
bas bebeutet cine peitere unb trbebii6e
@inbubt an @niehtn unb GinfIuB fir bas
britifhe MeItrtib iiberoa altF BEN grbsns
runb. @oaenbs nimmt Der unbeFancene
8eobaftsr pdbr, ME beies Gii9 nift
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teln. fonbtrn Bel Der gsI9nffun1 BON
Wafftn, Munition unb ben perfdiebtns
fen 3riessbeoirfnifen auf bos QusIanb.
sumal Amsritu, angefpieien lit, ME es in
Der auFbrinoung Der mittel fir BEN 8riea
lpettaus nidt an 8eutidldno hsrdnreiht,
tpie bic 9unt bon Gnolanb Mliibe bat,
@uIoi6ab gu bepubrcn, fpie tie eng
8dIutd i'm Gurfe Iintt, fpie ben bris
Stdotsmannern bic ruTIiIfen Q6z
auf &onTdntinopei unb suwal bic
idpdniI9en ql6ne i'm fernen Often beredz
unb fpadIenbe Sorgen MAIDEN.
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5abtn fid ben Sang Der GrtigniIe btrs
nutblid unbers Gbadt, aIs CT Tib bon.
Iieht. Sic baden f9 in Der 9ebtutung
'hrer iiberlsgen 5lotte. in Der @irtian lett
8itdsuerTttn Mi1ipnenbecre, in Der
1reffIi4erbsit Der iilberntn &uge'n bsrz
limb bic 80lfer a[entbalben bez
ben Slau6tn an gnglanbs Mdht
u berlisrsn. 9iefe ginbuBe / BON nidt
IL iiberIebenber Srdetpeite fir bic .3us
unfit. Sic u~HterorGbt bic @runbIdqen
,er britii6en 0eItma4.., pprausTftIia
I'M 70 mebr, ie anger Der 3umpf tpdhrt.
9egreifIid Oober, bdB bic yMorninepof"
lei benz StOl3 uuf bic erobt 6lotte unb
,er 9hnmadt oegsnii6er ben Sauhbonten
lift peiB, ME BET @iberTpru9 gu ISfeu
ei unb ii9 Bel benz Croft beI9eibet: ,9aFt
tns ale bon 6er8en boffen, bdb bic Cos
un9 tommen piro.4 aber bas probtem
jreift ii6er bic 6lottenFrdaen 6inaus; es
lit fir bic san8e Madtfte1ung beg britis
den Rei6es. 1nb bic eneIiT9tn 8rieQss
boben bieIe8 probIem eeTteGt, obns
eIbt 81 abneu, mas is t6aten,
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iaHf Hsn 6tf la'H aa re-
nani H aaH Hf rifiiN
mtNaHssl eett at aHtH einaHs
e mtt ffrb 800 fta. rs tsh
lHf nor "a Ciiififtf tam aaHitn Dilis
tfiiafpt Heea taftfH 90 fFHN rs
ss ha u8n f'fi tftdaa BE Voam
Htife GiiaHft H an mltstH. Ga
nwt M 6tb tit an gtaiaaas tEH
iamI afHlH tsgmaHtiti.
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Zoe f TIN lfj5asuntrandtaf IN ptgt
9IB tlmii mau ia mblim bsImitabt a.
ben hunasmtfn Hfdufn arb 0inbtrn,
BON btum btit lfdni fnb. 8nt Arlds,
Bic BON BEN 5taatu cher 9fripaubseu BIZ
Sole1itn oaiemmfH unb btraFliat 81
.itlt tHibaIitu. metbtu pwuihstl. Wlaa
b iiirti,t ndmiih. bab bic Eotedirn.
rtua ft afnninia erbalin BON Der gos6s
.dRt. IN bu ibfe Gamilitn T6 bsEinben.
nnh irob Der Sitafsn. bsn.H
Ia I'D auaitbfH. ben Werint MAIDEN
nod bauit sa etIangeH. Tod
bat bet Bttrus 70 i'm ruIFimen
stbIiht. ME etrabs iebt. ,atber
~siu5eIne btriuht BON State lopisl Al
pie bits irgenb m6alih IN.
1angiam fourmt aud Die aaoftienporiei
u Der Giuliht, baB lire 5rdumt Don
uub Slid fir RuBldnb mad g.s
bes .beutT9en MiIitdrismug" MIR
in ltbrtr Wdbn mar. Die rufifhs Mes
bat nifts esIernt nno nidts oers
.eFtn. Die pom minifer bes Snnern
Miithtilune, bub bic ruIFl6e
Reeierung niht oaran heHte, ben forts
hrittIiden qdrteieu nadSugeben. Bat bts
81 Der Grnii9terune bieTer Ndrs
ei beisstruaen. @enn bas rufTfde Seer
lad Der 8ueiten 9iebsrlaee an ben Mas
Seen nod einntaI 70 sriinhli1
perben Io1te, 10 unterIisst Is
aum sinem 3peifsE, oaB bic RsDolutiun
n auBIunb bann i5r Soupt erheben
Mdr alaubt iebt, bdB RnBfunO
ur9 einen Rrieg nit ben gentralmGdfsH
idts espinnen f0nns, nd6renb bic Nuss
mad BEN Often Elm banF6dres feb
ir bic rniifae Grpanfipn bnraenen.
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@ci6life arnftia6rirmppen.

Die anuntr 8tdttsr mtlbsn, bab In
paris bon Branen elm Qutomobilclub
g%esriiuost pprbsn 1T. Der % fi6 sur Aui
eobe seisst bat, baB ale Sraasu. peIdt
bic grlaubnis bsfiBen, araItnugsn su
ltuten, miIitGriid ousgsbiloet iperbtn UNI
f9 Der 0eerssbsripdItuus CUR 8erFisaH8
fsLIeH.
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abW Ollie Etiab ease Hfa aHtftH
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t1t liyibft BIT 'ammmetH Oh lt
iluitr mitb.
gub 3apan ie1 iftl 1pniri8 giiui
tHeltm ttlitn. 9u bjtItm 8ntd nl
nah bsu anbsfn MN QUO 6trt @f5F1an
tihon b1B Wnti matiltn CT iPtiti.
Old b.m Wollt bgt sWguiHitttB Ela1ifRa
am oititm be @.b.nim uub .WogatihdR'
stsm oit a,tbt Baft 30 B~f'tutn Wiy6
b itm1uoH qtbtH. ben q i5trItuQF &ii
Dir glaub,n - taam.
Rlr Gin fhpdrRr Quntt IN uuf bsm
ftrutn Simntl 3u trbIidcn. oas iii btt
iapanIife |ganbtunQfr. Bon tinfm tei
men 5ultlrti6. nit gitou i,lbn fact, BAT
5dpau ii4 in fiHfsiQ 3nbrtu an dngr
hh iiolB an bic Gtiit bgr @roBmahtt
ittlenotn Nation tntnidtlt. limb psnu
nitmauo mehr bon bln quuteu iptt6tn
lpirb. bic beuts ben biitgrtu 6aB qeQen
Bic tsutoniTdm Mdate idiiren. ipir6 bd8
Ralietfport In ltudltenoen Getigrn an btr
WaHo ben Tiplomdttn ais Wtne getli
erideiutn: .@olter gurupas. tuahret Sure
bgilieiisn @iterl" Sn Dtrtlihieit iii ts
bic aau3e ueibt RaHt, bic beoroht pirb
6urd ben baltloien @usbrtitunqabrano
.Sarans, bds China, bds Snietreih oes
Stilsn SJedns, Mtrito uno Californian
als iSin natiirl.dss emporium anFett.
8tsbaI6 tpsnbst Iid 6crr 9ifon an
bic Entertainer. i'm i6re ,9orurtheile" 81
ieritrolen. bag @meritd, moa bic danit
Belt 5ugrunbs qefen, tpeRn 6rantreids
1rohe RotiDu niht mefr beIteheu tonn.
gud 9.rr gilon tennt bic @sidi6te
oes dIten oeutfden Reidss nidt, beun sr
btreleidt bic tur5e 6purne fr1u56fi6er
Ula6t bon 6enrb ". biz 9ubpig XIV.
unb bic 26 Sabre Der napoleoniIdsn 2tit
nit bss teutoniIheu Bottles pierndIigem
Rsueriebeu! Reuerfebtn md Der r6mis
3eit. HeuerItsbsn unter GarI benz
Der nit ieinen Deffrdnten bds
odnb BIS 6errn Qihon beberrIdte. 9eus
unter Rubolf BON 6ab8bura BIB
III aarl ", befTen meltrein lance bor
8rttanniens lam. RtutrItefm nu6
unb Baoram, mad 9ilfit unb
54onbrunn burh Qspern. 2eip3ig unb
biz @attrIoo. 0ber iuseu mir gteid, Bis
gsrIdiles.
mir tpursn eiuIt" fagt Serr 9tdon.
.aber 3br Ieib niht mebr" pirb bic ants
bsr DeItgeiaidte ietu. ggur nidt
Ilt4 Gcshpten. Gorn, Cartilage, 8dnes
mart, 9oldnb uno 3uIsbt Gpanisn2
Wir baben oben dIs cine moali6teit
.u9eoebeu, boB bus fran30fIde Doll, trob
ller 5dhen WihIarbsit Isiuer polititu
Rrieg nidt pollte. Mber fider
par tein @olt friebli6er geIinnt,
10 bus btutids, Sa, feline 9ren8ens
ole. ols Sdpdde dnaeie6ene Gritbenss
isbs mar cine Der 9aupturia9en ots
Sect, ba Der llsbsrfua nidt in
rtDdrtstsr Weiie psrtduft, teift es, Te
,aren borbereitet! limb bic @abrteit 1T
nur: Gle iinb fart. fart nie es nies
nunO asglaubt an0 pie fe IelbIt es biels
,idt taum pepuBt BADEN: fart i'm aedt,
tart in Der 3rtue unO fart in Der qeifti.
en- unb pbpifiden llebcrIesenbeit iber ale
5eiRbs.
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vnalenost m,Qf aui PEN -pugl 70 90
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maBlt a.lpsllsh paB g 10 atob w. mic
90 1a IGN WunlGi
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9tito'n b'O,uisn 9ro elnii mar, iso'
poILnan8 oal GilaB'eot9flnseu nno 8es
VANCE pora0st.
0ie gsFmaHiluen Dele9rien IND oud
un9tlRiat. 2Vt reHt nt ood oannuns
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ausflnahoe1l sBah9en eInlansn' er pc
inuptet, e mAToe aus 2fist gstn 5pettea
gmpuf9 maa,n hno lrsuol9 paroth
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unl9stltiat srOIInft mtroen. oamlt pei
napier 9eie9sH9e,i aun o.elts Edro be-
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oaiH'al1en matsn Halish1q.. Met mlro
"a fo~t9srlprsqsnY etpa DE Columbia
un'petFIal. unostqan9llae 1sfoIsnhs
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tanoea ~, oaB Spanlens GrdntretAs
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elnen Aoern bat Bas dber mar Die
9u9shptlehpetlol9un9 dnoeres, dls Der
gag oer 9aallq'n nno romanllnen uniers
amen segen pen Noet uno pas patfl3lers
pun soipIlqer uno trant'la'r aoltam'
Pam lam Die trdn0olil1e Ntoolutlon
le pIhldiaqtsh noS non psrplleo' Oie
laP0leonilqsn arlf9. naqm'n our9 70
Sdlre pie 1etanSsrsltte 5uaeno ben Miuts
ssrn neg, unl le dut ben 99la9tTsloern
yuI0pds OetDllleh gu nnen. 0tetie
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0bgIsi9 3inn bod T6Ou felt mebres
ren Subr6unberten oielfa9 i'm gtbrdu6
1T. Tinb bon Nrhdoloeen pirtIid dlte
3innseFdbe bod nur Is9r TeItsn %gefunbsn
porben. Gie lIrfahe babon III absr nibt
BARN su fu6en, boB 3inn etfpa ourd
9errofung 3erIi6rt nuroe, benn bieIes
Wetaa berbinbet fid ni9t 6emiId nit
BEN GauerItpff Der auft poer bes gBoi.
fsrs, iOnoeru in Dem u%mItanSe, bab es
elmer Qrt Serial unterlitet, Der In elmer
@%erGnbcrlHg Isiner triitutiniidsn etruts
bstsbt, bsHeu Natur obsr bisber nod
ni6t sipeifsIlos srtannt 1T. Der Wprgan1
In Der 8~srfpanbluus bss "Details gu
fsinsu grauen pulOer. 1isIe 9srs
ipdnbluns sebt gu hsr .intn 3eit fhuener,
sar dnbsrsn langfamsr por It'd nnb
fheint bon einern sinRernen @eqsnhdnb
auf einen duberen iibertragbdr, dlIp 1es
iDiiermnben anIitdenp 81 fem.
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rais M tlfHNltg hts tW hftast ssaatuf Afaui
nlti p,mfhe ts aaidt ran nf8mttlRa s sfial
sats rH61ataltie6if ti tf tuaita 6aa nf uaa.
tt tr melt IL iiaifta
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Sn Qttbei6e in S8IeIien 1T Der
gruber bcs ruFii8tr Generals b. Rem
nentOmpf an sinem f4persr Serss unb
Rierenlsiben eeflorben. or pohnt felt
langem in 0entI6ldnb. bat in RapitI6
cine 9ttbans uub bate iid bon bort mad
altbeioc beseben. I'm 6tneIuue 3u fu6en.
Dis aei4e tpuroe mad Rdnitf9 iiberges
fibrt,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-31
THE BAY POINT
PLANT BURNED
DRY kILNs OF LARGE LUMBER
PLANT DESTROYED, BUT rs
PARTIALLY COVERED ~ lN.
suRANcE.

The plant % the Bay Point Lumber
Co. at Bay Point in Santa Rosa
county. was damaged BY ere last Fri
day night. The IRE originated. Il Is
said, IN the dry iilns. and spread SO
rapidly that the kifns we're consumed
The plant was owned By Rosasco
Bros. % this city. The loss e heavy.
but partially covered by insurance.
Referring TO the IRE, the Milton
Gazette Of Tuesday printed the follow
inKg
"A Gre broke out IN the drying kiins
% the Bay Point Mil Companys plant
about four O'Clock Friday evening that
destroyed the dry kilns, the shipping
sheds. and the planning mills involving
3 loss 81 probably between $4,000 and
100000. The City q Tampa was un-
losaiug freight az the time the ere vas
discovered and did ali IN their power
60 extinguish the Ere but II seemed 20
have gained such headway inside the
sheds that Il was impossible 70 extin-
gulsh e with the means 81 hard. The
Bagdad Land and Lumber Co. Of Bag
dad, dispatched their FIRE fighting barge
as soon as notified - the IRE. and rem
dered material assistance in Keeping
the FIRE 20 mspreadlng e other parts
o. The plant"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-31
Atlantic Fleet
Getting Ready to
Leave for North
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

washington. March so.--Tho Allan
&c feet. Admiral Fletcher, has re-
ported. IL preparing to leave the Guam
tnnanno drill grounds and start for
Hampton roads about April 1.
Details % the review AZ New York
in May or June after mRnsuvers In
Narraranaetf Bay VIII not be settled
until Secretary Daniels has conferred
with Admiral Fletcher. but the secre-
tary announced today that President
Wilson hopes 20 attend II that plan
10 followed. the feet viii so 70 New
port. r. J.. after target practice OF
Hampton Roads nez1 month
Secretary Daniels said today = ftting
close 81 the review would be the de-
parture ~ the feet for the Panama
Pacinc exposition through the Pana-
ma canal The present plan Is Go take
al least three divisions ef the battle
ship feet % san Francisco, and e f.
not unlikely thar the cruisers. dcs-
troyers and other craft will have n
place iii the great naval procession
which. headed hy the old Oregon. VIII
pass through tire canal early ID July
Before returning east Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-31

Cleveland. O.. March It.--Nemo Lei
bold. Cleveland outneider, is not only
the smallest player IN ire American
league, but he is also a. times one OF
the most finished and spectacular.
Whenever he aas the proper mood
Leibola L. seen 20 dash about the dia-
mond IN pursuit Of hard chances 70 the
amazement Of al In attendance. But
that's only when he feels like A. At
other times he appears 60 be not worth
n shuclxS
Sport critics and others thought 20
Re capable OF an opinion in the mat
ter declare that II Lseiboil would take
himself soberiy he would be among the
games present day stars. The trouble
seems Ia be that Memo has more tenn
permanent than real good sense. Some
triviality disturbs him ard he sits on
the bench IN q pest In such q mood
Ne viii take his riaos In the field and
regard the flies that come bis way with
the most lanEuid indifference. It's al
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-31

one with him WHISTLER ne gets under
them or not.
Then again he skips about with the
utmost OF pep and animation. able. n
would seem. 70 cover the whole out
field II needs be. He has been two
years IN fast company or az least he
has been two years with Cleveland. ana
In that time he has taken turnH at
being one Of the poorest and one Of the
fastest fielders IN the game.
Leiboid has shown little o. the re-
iuctant mood IN bis training 90 far
this spring and Cleveland fans are
hoping that he plans 90 forget tho
prina donna manners and play bis
best IN good earnest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-31
BY ASSOCIATED prrras

New York. March so-rns Greet
steamer Sefeii. from spezis, rtaly. for
Delaware oreasCwaser. IN ballast, Is
without coal and adrift east oe Der
muda- according 60 officers Of the
steamer Marnhioness of Butte which
reached here today from MarmelIlea
The NarchioneSs fell in with the
Nsfeli March re. passed a line aboard
and started for Bermuda with the Me-
fell In tow. Three tlnaa the line
snapped. and on the 18th. the Magchlo-
ness. her own coal dwindlinw, had 20
abandon her charge. about 100 miles
east of bermuda The Marchlonesz
put into Bermuda 20 r~plsnish her
stock % fuel.
The Nefsli il of a.l7s tons net and Is
$40 feet long.