davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18
Ser englii6e aoblen=
grnbenitreif.
Seine Mnsiifttu anf 8ti=
ltgnng pOr Wiittt
Der &Dde.
@abrideinlih aber iusar nod
ipGter.
@orbereitnnsen sur Eruseiiiernna
aller Streifenben.
Wtit benz apblennprrat iuirb iebr
seipart.

2onoon. II. Suli. Sie Nait,
gIieoer bes @refitibrotes Der Sob
IengrGber pon Siio @ales, Die nuh
2onoon gefontncn mureiL I'M nlil
oen IrGiibenten Der SanoeIsbe.
borbe, 8aIter Huncilnan, 5u fonfe-
ricren ii1lo nad @arbiff auriidee-
febrt, no6oen iie es fiji rltnmoeliG
gcfnnben batten, cine @runbluge fiir
Die @erbarolrngen iiber ben Streit
Der &oblengr1ber al finoen. es i'll
nun o1e Soffrrng aisgei4loiieil,
oaB Die Streifer Dor Witte nd4lter
@ohe durglrbeit 5liriidfebren. @ubr'
i6eitli6 fpirb es aii6 bonn nod
nidt Der Soll iein. Seet idon iinf
eirtiee e5noultrien in Siio @ales
pon Streif idtper betroffen.
gluber Der liripriingltden Sorbe
rllng uuf cine fiinfpro5ei,tige 2obner.
bobung baben Die Irbeiter jest mud
nod cine anbere Sorberiing aufee
itellt, nGlnlid Die Sltriif5iebing Gel
&ronrotsorber, Die BEN &oblengra
beritreif unter bos &riegsntiiritiolts
eeies bringt.
SSn5ipii6en lit bas Sribunul, bos
our gnfor5ierllng bes ariegsmlini
tionsoftes eingeiest Duroe, boran ge
sansen, MaBreeeln CUR Dur6filb
rllne bes @eieses 81, treffen mi
ipenn lid in Der @eriamnllitng Del
9lrbeiterbeIegoten, Die Wtontug il
Gorbiff 5ur geratlnn 5uiammentre
ten tperben, feline &onlprpnlisitin
nlline 5eiet, miro bas 5ribunnl mi
Der Ero5eiiierilng Der ant Streif be
teiIigten Wdnner Beginner.
lin Den &pbIenborrat nidt 3u er
id)opfen, tper6en Sdritte oafiir Dor
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18

~9luf ben ooben Ser Wfoas inter.
nobmen Die 9ei,ti6en nn6 einem
ausgiebieen 8onborbement einen
9lngriff nuf iniere Stelun9en Don
6en @rGbcn bon Golpnne bis nad
2cs GpurgcS. gln Siibubbnng scr
Sabine bon Sonpaitr gclang es
ibncn MIR on eincnt Tunfte pieOer
SUB 5u faiien in Der Sdliisen9ruber-
obteilllng, bic mir ibnen om 6. SSiili
entriiien botten. gir1ige 9lbteilungen
9elttid)er, Die bis in Die 8rGben ee-
foiitnten lparen, ipurben eetotct ooer
aefangen.
,9ln 6en ii6rigen Gunften bel 60
Tonne ip1roe Ser 5Seinb 5uriidgei6la.
gen lno erIitt i6merc SerIliite."
eoblieb amf amerifaniidle Merste.
2onbon, II. SSitli. Sir Sbontos
2iptpn, Der eben bon ieiner 5ipeitcil
sSubrt auf ieiner Soipitnlindt Grin
mad, 6em nobcn Often bierber 5ii.
riidgefebrt lit, erflGrte: ~@iinoerbu
lit 6as eiil5ige 8ort. Dos ouf 0ic
slrbeit ser anerifaniitlen 9ler5te II,
Serbien ongelpenbet neroen fniln.
@r iagte, bob Die 9lmcrjfoner itd
beionbers ourd Organization lllf
bpgieniide SorbcligunesmaBregeln
aus5eihncn. glud Die engliihert linf
fran5oiiihen SlcrStc leiiten olseeD
seidhnete 9lrbeit, ober bns ooliptDer.
oienit an Der 8efdinpfitng Der Sp'
phusepioernie gebiibrt beiu 9lmerifn
| nern. sls bie epidemic ibren Sobe'
ounft erreid)t bate, paren 100000
5Gle ongemelbct. Sest mubter
i6on pcridicbcne 8ppbitsipit6Ier nc
gen Mangels on Totienten geidloi
| len perbcn. Sn 9bergeli, tJo Or
s<a:ues s.. OonneIlp, jest ierbdhcl
gtutionalberos, eeitorben lit, iporcl
| einnol 400 Hntienten I'M onleritc'
niiden Soipital. Sest iinb nod
orei SppDusfronfe bort.
Sie Sade Der ileiidbaruue.
2onoon II. Suli. 9os britiid
aitsp6rtiee slnit peroffentlidat
uben6s cine GrflGriine iiber Dos 9Srl
lereeti6tsperfobren eegen Die mi
8leii6paren ans 9lmerifa belooenel
noripegii6en Sdiffe Slim, sllfrei
gaobeI, giornitierne @ioernion mi
ocn iApeOiiden 0onpfer Sriblunb
porin es beiBt, es berrifte pielfod
Der Ginbrrd. baB Dos Serfabrei1 oo
rarf ab5iele, Die britiide 9obinets
orber 5u cnfor5ieren. bob ole @orel
nod 0elitidlunb abgefangen iperoei
iollen. pie bas ieit Dem IL. 0tor
prafti5iert miro. 0os lei aber MIDI
Der sSaa, benn Die betreffenbel
Sdiffe ieien ihon Dor benl fl. War
ollfgebradt norOen unb es bon6i
| iib bier IeoigIid, Inn 4oilterbanot
Die iiber einen nelitrnlen ;Safell nuo
| Oeiitidlano beitimnlt NOR uno DC
9ei6Ioanobme interIieet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18
Die SGtigfeit Der l1nterieebupte.

2onbo H. II. Suli. Gin boGan-
6ii6es Sdiff lonbete beute in Iber-
been, S6ottInnb. Die 0tannio6ft bes
ruiiii6en 1on1pfers @nlfpo bon Hi-
90, Der Sreitae IN Der ytoroiee bon
einem oelitid)en llnterieeboot 5ll!l
Sinfen gebrabt iporben mar. oils er
nit apblcn ppn GneIanb nod gfi,b.
lono 1ulterlpegs mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18

Die Miles" trafen einit Tdl in BEN rgleps",
lin iidl am aeselipiele 81 erfremem.
Sic badten iid, Die aesel ieiem 9entidJe,
Die init paar Snseln leid)t> iinb 81 seritrenen.
SDbn gul fnnsierte bort ais aeselinnse,
Sin fleiner Serrsutt i'll bem 8eselreide.
Sa fam aeflpgen cine cinsise angel
llnb fdllte alle sebn NIT einem Streide.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18
CffisieIcs ans 9saris.

8aris, II. Suli. Sas frott50ii.
i6e ariegSomt peroficittli6t beitte
folgenoen offi5iellen Serid)t:
.SSn Der @cgcno norbli6 bon glr.
ras belt Die Sanonaoe mahrcllo Der
9od)t on. Sic mar beionoerS moro
li6 BON Soube5 iuro 5rpiideu Nen-
bile uno &oclincourt bcftig.
,SSn Den Irgonncn gab es III Der
@eaeno bon Morie Sbereie 9omben-
nno 8etaroen-&dntpfe lmo cine bef-
tiae &unonabc in Der S6ludt bon
Serriiions. 3fpci belitidle slngrifie
anf unicre Steaungen oil Der Seite
bon Siigel go. 263 (fpeItlidl BON Vou-
rcpiGls) ipurbcn abgefpebrt.
.9luf oeu Soben Der Ytaos bielt
oos I'M letter Scriht gemelbetc
9omborocment bon GpnrgeS uno in
Der @eaeno bon SonpalIr on.
.SSn 2otbringen nadten Die Oeltt-
iben gegen 1 llbr friib cinen neiiell
gIngriff altf iniere Shon5grGben I'M
0iitrift iiiotpeItli6 ponlYarrop- -@alb.
Sic tpurben 5uriidgeidlageu.
rSsn ben Sogeien begann bel
sSeinb geitern abcno eiuen glngrifi
uiif itniere Stealmgen, Die er in 9arl.
6e.Sapt perloren batte. slrtillerie-
uno 0foi6inengepebr- 5euer bielten
ben Seinb 5iiriif.
Gin pon ben Sellti6en Inn IL
1lbr nad)ts anf ilnlere @erfe ouf ben
SonrnieS 9alterngebofteu gerthteter
slngrifi $500 Mcter norbneitlid
pom 0orf 9onbomme) id)liig gdn5lif
iebl."
llnslaf in irans6iiidler Innitiuns'
fnbrif.
u d ort. sSrnnfreid, H. Su'
II. Siinf Berionen purOen infolg,
oes 9eritens zines 9eihoiieS in oer
Riinitionsfobrif ju Sergerolir, nabt
3ohefort, geltern abeno getotet. Sic
ben 0erionen ipltrben i'm gur5eII per'
lett, BON oenen mir Sipei nod um &C.
ben iino. Sie Wurine yeb6r0en 90
ben cine llnteriit6ing eingeleitet
Die Gage an Der lpeitlidJen ,srDht
9onbo II, II. SSlili. Die Seui
i6en 5eieen lebbaftere Sdtigfeit in
9otbringen lrno griffen beute friiI
om Worsen Die froiSoiiihen StelIun
gen im Wolbe bon Sorrop OIL, nt
iie nod fran5oiiihen Serihten. oei
ein5igen. bic bis 5u ipdter 9lbei,o.
itunoe porlngen. 5uriifeetrieben mur,
oen.
Oos iron5oiiihe 9rieesnliniite.
rium teilt ouf) nit, oob Die 0ert,
iden in ocn @ogeien cine 9tiebcrlogt
erIitten bGttet. 9luf ben iibriger
sSronten oes meitlihen &riegsihmt
ploses morcn Die beioen Yorteien tr
slrtiIlcrie9efcdtcn cneogicrt, Die Dor
minoerer 8cocltiing mnren.
9uuoun iiber ben Ditliden Sriegs
idlanplas.
9onoon. II. SSuli. lleber bi
aroBeren Sd)lod)ten i'm Siten, be
benen es fid) nm &igu unb @orihal
bonbelt. lit beiite bisbcr oils teinen
Eager aud, nur ein @ort mitgetcll
porben. 9lus friiberen 9cridtcr
peib mon nur, oob Die oeutidle 81
feniine, Die MN norblid bis gum 8e
biet bon Giga reiht. iebr cnergiid
perfoIst tpirb unb bob. obeleid or
n,anden 5tellen Die Ruiien 5uriid
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18

bereitet, baB fein Stiif6en &obIe
olis benz 9onoe berausgebt. 9teu-
trale Sninpfer iper6en fiinftig MIR
10 piel Soble nufnebmen biirfert, als
notpenbig lit, iie gum naf]Iten Sofen
5it hringen. unb Der Grport bon
&pble miro itrei1g berboten tperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18

Ninn nennt bns einen rStreif". Ser 9eselinnge
Siel fin als Glitter nit ben aeseln alien.
Ser Streif, ppn einem grbeiter geiduben,
Der fiat bem aeselnngen nidt sefallen.
Gin feiner yStreif" in elmer ifDnen ysllep"
Grfrent seiuik Der snten 9egler Sersen.
Suf trifft Der Streif ben Cbergutt Der stllies,
Wfnh bas ben &eselimnsen fnrd)tbar id)mersen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18
@robe stla6ten itno
i'm @ange.
Mn Der gan5en rniiii4tn TrOnt
bon 800 Wfeileu 2dnge.

@eber Serlin nod Ye=
trOgrao babeu Offi5iea
bariiber btrid)ttt.
.Siubeu6nrg nnb Mafeuien itrsben
gemeinIam uah @aridam.
gndl on Der peitlifen ssrpnt berridlt
lsbbafte Satisfeit.
Sariiber liesen bisber MIR frunSo.
iiifle geridlte npr.
Sarnadl funrben natiirlif) Sentibe
glnsrifie abseidlasen.
8riedenlano pruteitiert bel Tadteu
gegen britiidle gSillfiir.
Gin mpoms bipenbi siuiiden gnlsd-
rien nno Der Snrfei.
Gunoerbarcs &erlebcn bel 1lebesien
Snns Der @iener gtute.
Cir Sbomas 9iptun iinst Sublieb auf
amerifaniide Sier5te.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-18
: amriert Gmre Grfaltmma in q.

mem Sage = nebnrt elm tiirfiiaes
Bao i'm Oriental SoteI. (ana.)
fr,io.bn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
HEARS OF
MAN HE WANTS
ALLEGED BAD CHECK Singer.
WHO WAS SAID TO HAVE OP-
GRATED HERE. ARRESTED AT
SOUTH BEND. IND.

Chief Of Police Sanders yesterday
received a letter. in which was en-
closed a photograph, Of a white man
who gave his name as j. l.. Jones,
and who had been arrested by the
police department If South Bend, Ind.
The letter came from the chief Of
detectives Of that place.
Jones, who g. man 81 many
aliases, is said 70 have unloaded some
bad checks while IN Pensacola some
months ago, using the name Of q
Mobile firm as endorsement While
In Pensacola he is said 20 have been
successful enough 20 have passed
several checks 81 small amounts, but
he is alleged % have worked eXten-
siyely in the south The amounts
which he succeeded in getting here
arc all so small. il is said that there
would be no attempt 70 bring him
back for trial. especially IN view Of
the statement that several other
cities in the south where he is alleged
to have operated. are DESTROYS Of hit
enforced presence.
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ITPam5 II ~
k0n - @ n - - -
II Way
THE MARKETS


New Orleans, June li.-Poor ca
bles caused a decline Of 3 points on
the near months in the cotton market
on the opening call to-day No pres
sure 10 sell developed after the call
and the more active months went
2 points over yesterdays close.
Very moderate selling resulted
from a local private estimate on acre
age, showing q decrease ~ 3 10 4
per cent. Toward noon futures were
40 q net loss Of ? 70 3 points.
Spot cotton quiet and steady, un-
changed. Sales on the spot 500
bales, 20 arrive 500 bales.
The market moved higher in the
afternoon in sympathy with Wall
street accounts and az 1880 p. m.
stood Z % points over yesterday 8
close.
The close was 20 9 points up.
Cotton closed firm az an advance
Of : 20 pointR
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New York Cotton.

New York. June lI.-Cotton open
ed steady az unchanged prices 70 a
decline Of points. Cables were
lower than due and early weather
advices from the south were consid-
cred favorable, but there was very
little cotton for sale around the local
ring, and active months sold a point
or two above last nights closing
figures during the early trading on
continued covering and a little bull
support. The text Of the note 20
Germany appeared 70 create no fresh
sentiment and the opening steadiness
Of the stock market helped cotton,
but there were some scattered real
izinR az the advance and early fluctu-
atoms were more or less irregular.
Offerings continued very light dur
ing the afternoon and prices ruled
generally steady with active months
or points above last nights close.
Cpttom futures rlngpd firm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
NEGRO CONVICT
WAS CAPTURED
CULPRIT WHO MADE GETAWAY
FROM STOCKADE NEAR JAY.
FLA, WAS FOUND AND ARIES
TED NEAR ATMoRE, ALA.

Peter Whorley, colored, q convict
who made q successful getaway from
the camps Of the Escambia Land and
Manufacturing Company, near jay,
Fla, a few days ago, and who was
thought 70 have made his way through
the northern part Of Escambia coun-
o.. was captured yesterday morning
near Atmore, Ala, and his captor
viii get q reward Of 500 for his
days work, that amount having been
authorized b. the lessee company in
a published notice, and in distributed
circulars.
Circulars were sent broadcast, and
newspaper advertisements containing
a minute description 81 the missing
negro were printed. and bis identifi-
cation was not difficult. So closely was
he described ia Lhe lNak4sb>6 notices
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool. June fl.-Cotton spot
quiet, prices steady. Good middling
$50; middlinE 5.37; low middling
4.s9d.
Sales 5000 bales, including 5000
bales American.
Speculation and export 500 bales.
Receipts 5000 bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady.
June 5.24la; June-July 5.24ia July
August b.27ia; August September
5.351a; September October 5.43 =
October November $50; January
February 5.63 p; March-April 5.70is
May-June b.7T.
Weekly cotton statistics:
Total forwarded 20 mills $4,000
bales. of which $1,000 were Amer.
lean.
Stock i,725 600 bales, American l..
ass. 900.
Imports lI4.O0O bales. American
$4,000.
Exports 27.2O0 bales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
SAYS HE BOUGHT
AUTO MAGNETIC

Henry Wright. who was reported
yesterday 10 have been charged with
petty larceny in that he had been
found with a magnetic from an auto
INFORMED ne oIilcefa yestefaa ll'as
negro. and offered some proof % prove
such claim. He was released This
dafendent was reported as colored err
roneonslv. Records show that he In
4 white man, 80 years Of age, and re-
sides out of the city. His home liz
in Santa Rosa county, and II we'll
known there as a machinist Of some
experience.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

United States Department Of Agri- :.
culture, Weather Bureau, Charles =
T. Marvin, Chief.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Pensacola, Fla, june IL, 1915.
Ponsacola's Temperature Data. -
Highest on record for June, i0l de-
grees.
Lowest on record for June, SIS de-
grees.
Day temperatures IN June usually
rise 20 S6 degrees.
Night temperatures In June usual
III fall 20 T3 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, IS
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, rs
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending 7 p.
m. yesterday, inches.
Normal rainfall for the month OF
June 4.s7 inches.
Total rainfall this June 20 7 p. m.
yesterday, 20 inches.
Excess this year to May 8ist, b.73
inches.
small Nh. 81 aw. nv. Murr
Craft windM winda winda winds ease
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
Grain and Provision.

Chicago, June it.-Cash. Wheat
No. 2 red LISA: No. hard i.2I1am
l.23. Corn-No. yellow 73ia@74,
Rye-No. 2 nominal; No. 3, i.t5.
Barley 6s@75. Hay-Timothy 500
m6.50: clover s.50813.50. Provisions
Pork 1890; lard 9.35; ribs ESQ
1925.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

He: think women should vote
the same as men.
She: But I assure you they
would vote just the opposite.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

George thinks he can support me
on his salary If wen be economical.
Can't he do il BY only being eco
nomical himself
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
some Vacation

Where you going 70 spend your va
cation
Depends on whether you pay me
back s. you owe me.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
As sual

she's taking on airs lately. eh7
Yes--and mostly millionaires.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

Savannah Market.

Savannah, June 1.-The spirit
market was firm AZ 3sia, with sales
Of SIS casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
ROSIN MARKET
ON CLOSE
SALES or It's BARRELS POSTED
NO SALES or SPIRITS DUR
ING THE DAY.

The spirit market was quiet at 80,
with sales none.
Receipts. Casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

Don't YOU think there are just "a
good fish In the sea as ever were
caught?
! don't know. But they are smart
er anyway.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

FIRST Judicial Circuit Of Florida. Circuit
Court q EHeamhia EaautE~~Tan M#.IeE
h&"n Company. q corporation. piainttH.
So y 8. MorEau and ~ J.. AheruathF,
CO cnepartuers under the style ot the
tl0Hafnn Timber COMPANY defs-asElts
AssuWrsit hN attachment damages $3.50
Do defendants above named and Alt
other persons tntereFHeT are hereby natr
ned az the Institution Of che above
mentioned suit nH attachment. and tHaf
certain property az the defendants VIZ
southeast quarter. Jess three acres lW
section 2. township g. north ~ range a4
west. E8Hamhi0 county. FLA. HaE Hs+FW
attached therein and has NOT Seen zee
taAeu hE defendants. and said defendants
ana an other persons Interested arc
hereby required 90 appear o. the satn
action en- the 2nd daE az August a h
1915. Given under mr hand aud the seal
81 sal8 court this 2sta aaE ~ May A
e. 1913
fSeaa las MAEGEBnN
CIefk Circuit Court of EscamEia County.
.aflaa. hF THes a, johnson. b. q.
6a#A u1ay 4aaHwiaw
PROPOSALS VIII be received a. the
Bureau OF Supplies ara Accounts, Navy
department Washington, h. O.. HntA
% % clock a. w-s June 49, 1915, for erect"
nag aHaUuE hangar fer diFtgihies af EN@
naval aerpnautie station. Pensacola, Fla
ArplF for proposals 90 tae navy pay
ofHrn, Pensacola. Fla.. ur fa the hars 10.
SAMUEL MCGOWAN. Paymastsr Cen
erai. n. S ~ l--E-lb
sa-A ataneanau2w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
Jacksonville Market

Jacksonville. June 1.-THE spirit
market was firm AZ 2sa, with sales
81 22s casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

NANTEna0ne second -hand Fora road
Ntrr. hodT iH Ea1a condition. Address
&C. care Journal fefuna
NTf-Es=Fcr CASH gasoline launch
and gkHs re- miles up sound az InEle-
eide. j. L. Tobias. Pensacola. F1a
Tfmnaafs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

FOR SALE-Nice, dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, 90c per load,
$3.50 per cord. delivered
Stearns Lumber g. Export
Co, Tarragona and Lloyd.
I1L-.,. 1910 aImch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
ARTESIAE WELLS

ARTEsTAN WELLS rut IN wsnr
% ~ inches diameter. any depth.
formation Gray ArteHlan Wei Co. Cut-
fereaIe. E#a. 6mrh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

sAi.EsaEAN Premium ara runrhbaarHa
large commission. aErerfenre ard
references hrst letter. Chas. Il sack.
81 Joseph. Mieh etunetts
SALESMAN capabfa rusesrsts. re-, -
Florida. Sfanln lna on now ana 81.
eennunnl terms. Vacancy row. Attrar-
ave commission rcutfaEs fEf weekly fer
expenses. miles IA. Eiwler Co. $3.50
Carln Bldg. Cleveland. ohIo. sIunafts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12

FOR sAIE--A high class Iadles' store
good Paying proposition. Reason Tor
wanting 70 sell owner MUST 80 north
and has 40 one o. take care 81 business.
Address s#n " To-" care Journal. mav2etf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-12
WANTED

WANTED Your 100 pyinHnE ana orders
Tor EnWravina o. an kinda caFimW
raram. wedding tnvlfatinua etc MAwwe
PRINTING CO. e. Wesa Government.
ANTEU= Exchange equity IS modern
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The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
Is Considering Plan to
Overcome Present
Extravaganza
BLAMES POLITICS
FOR BIG EVILS
Many Employees Don't
Earn Salaries, He
Declares

LANSING. Mich. July s.-(Spe
cial)-Gov. Ferris Thursday an.
nounced that he Is considering
means OF overcoming shat he
characterixes as extravagant and
wasteful methods in the state gov.
eminent
The governor. VINO has made a
thorough investigation OF the va
rioUs state departments and institu-
tious. has no definite solution IN
mind as yet. but those close TO him
say that for one thing. he is in favor
of a central board TO manage state
institutions. Such system. he be
lieves. would remove 10 a large ex
tent political influence in appoint
ments 10 state positions. Politics
are responsible to large extent for
inefficiency in the state government.
the governor believes.
Many employees OF the various de
partments are DOT earning their sal
aries. and in some cases teachers In
state schools are underpaid. accord
ing TO Gov. Ferris.
The governors conclusion, II is be-
lieved. will be presented 10 the nex'
legislature with a plea that the Law
makers lend their aid in the move
ment 10 place the state government
on the same plane as a business or
SANITATION
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
CHICAGO MAN
NOW IN CHARGE
AT THE MILES

George Harrison, Of Chicago. has
been made house manager OF the
Miles theater. to succeed Dr. Paul C.
Dulitz, who. II IL understood, viii act
In an advisory capacity. DR.. Dulitz.
who II secretary.treasurer OF the
Miles, Detroit Theater Co. has been
in charge of the theater since last
November, when G. w. Porter re.
signed as manager. post he had
held since the opening OF the theater
in May, 1910
Mr.. Harrison was formerly man
ager Of the Colonial theater in Chi.
cago. and In an experienced theatri-
cal man.
Stockholders Of the theater have
received notice that there will be no
dividend distribution for the quarter
ending July !. the directors having
decided 10 pay dividends semi-apnu.
ally In future. The money now on
hand will be held In surplus. and the
nrst distribution under the new ar
raaesment WI - = Jaaeaeys 1e1e
The Detroit times., 1915-07-09
TAKES 8 YEARS
FOR THIS WIFE TO
GET A DIVORCE

Mrs. Mary Gehrke filed suit for
divorce eight years ago. She charg
ed tina: her husband. Peter. a well
known Detroit tailor. would 20 away
fro mhome repeatedly and fail 10
come back for a week or so at a
time. She alleged. too. that Mr.
Gehrke had a fondness for dancing
aboard river steamers and at lake
resorts when he was unacccmpanied
by his wife.
The case did not come TO trial be
cause attorneys for the husband and
wife had a vague hope. during the
eight years. that reconciliation
could be brought about.
Thursday morning the Genres
came into circuit court, before Judge
Mandell Their lawyers confessed
that they saw no hope for settle
ment
III II can't be done in eight years,
commented the judge. 1T never will
be done" he granted the decree &c
Mrs. Gehrke.