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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
Savannah VIII No Longer
Dominate Industry Along
the Gulf Coast.
PENSACOLA PRICES
TO RULE HEREAFTER
Market VIII BE Formally
Opened This Morning and
Active Trading Begun
Boards Have Been Placed
and Everything in Readi-
ness for Opening

Pensacola today throws on tho
shaoklss 81 savannah domination and
becomes 2 FREE and independent naval
stores port nv this 10 meant that
Pensacola prices win rule in the sale
q turpentlne and Fosln along the gulf
coast and Savannah quotations will
mo longer have NearinE on tho sale
~ the product 81 this territory
The last formality necessary TO OPP
eninE the market bv the Chamber nt
Commerce vas performed Yesterday
afternoon ht the board Of directors.
ana this morning 80 20 O'clock the
market viii mr. opeaed and trading
begin Boards have been placed iu the
trading room ~ the Chamber of com e.
mor-e AMI there. each day will ue
Eosted the Pensacola quotations, tho
aEErcnata - sales ~ both ros!n and
tHEpsutine the receipts. shipments and
stocks en- hand
WITH the Pensacola quotations 40
ho posted those ~ savannah and
Jacksonville that buyers may 500 tho
railing prices In those cities
Win the passing Of the savannah
/ domination TODAY also passes tho atf-
/ ferentisl which vas placed against
naval stores from the gu3f coast or
. western terr-tor,- and which remained
even fhoush a great mstority - the
naval store has Seen produced 'n fhia
/ tcrrtorv
/ m tE tire heller that sixty per cent
or POSSIBLY moro Of the nsval store.
Of the world Nul re MARKETED iu Pen
: .tyois hereafter. sud the ottH Within g
sev year will take ire plsce ~h.cf
. riEhtfuffv selouVs 60 30 If helrg th'
I naval stores center Of the world
/ FACTORS who have heen DOING auai
mess tn savannah. Jackson tiEs aut
other points. src looking towards Pen.
sacala Somr ~ them alresdy hav'
arranged to open offices here, whil'
others will shortly move either thei'
/ headquarters here or establish hran"i
( ofRees ln this cit,. Buyers also viI
no represented, for they are Sound ~
follow the source ~ production.
MITCHELL THE ORIGINATOR
I To - Mitchell president ~ 'h'
West FLORIDA %avsl stores 90 Eao
much Of the credit for the opcnUE o.
the naval stores market. lie originate
the idea and .t VAS through hiE erere-
and determination that - has Her
brought ta q rranzstion. tn tine Horl
no received active and heart cooper
alton from ] "a MrNcH and Iato
Walter Gomez also naval store Wel
81 experience. while President pon-"'
and ofrcera Of the Chamber ~ 'on
nerre III all Within their power %
nrtnE about that which orcurr tht
morninx when tho market IS formf.l
opened.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
.TWOMORE SHIPS
SENT TO BOTTOM
by SUBMARINES
BRITAIN EXERCISED
OVER LOSS OF LIFE

Demand Made That Crews
of Captured German Sub
marines BE Treated as
Pirates-Heavlcst Fight
ing Of the War is in Pro-
gress IN the Carpathians.
But Otherwise Official Re
ports Contain Little News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
WATER SUPPLY
ALABAMA CITIES
CAUSES TYPHOID
~ AasnfIATEn PREss

nV Associated FFflNN
Washington. March Si.--becanhe
Of the prevalence n typhoid fever
SURGEON General Elue - the puo-
lie health service. today ordered
fnat railroads discontinue ts1dus
water from two Alabama cities
4.hsra Government experts founa
frs aupplv grossly poH3ted.
Ts,a names ~ fhe cities On
-.t1~oass acre not divulged
~ are ground thar the trave.inR
rgh.se uHE be- protected hF ofiici@i
orders without injury 30 either
cts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
.EXPENO $4,000
TO BRING THETA
TO THE SURFACE
Navy Department Author
yes Use Of This Amount
to Raise the Submarine
Which Sank at the I'm.
trance Of Honolulu Ha7-
hor.


Washington. March 81 Expenditure
~ Saaooo te bring tho sunksn sgbmar-
ine Pa to the surface in Honolulu
hnrhor was authorizes by Secretary
uar today after message had
aceaE eCeiged from Rear Admiral
Moore saving that the haWs@r at
tached 20 the boat had parted and that
the present equipment vas too light
90 raise her
Admiral Noors's message VS. as fol-
lows
'Llsutena mt smith has located r.
lr-nntlr...A ~, -. r-a.h..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
THINK AMERICAN
CAUSED FIRE ON
FRENCH VESSEL
Raymond Swoboda Charged
N1,h Setting Fire To the
Steamer La Touraire on
March Is and IS Arrested
m France.
~ AsenrLATEn -.

ta.~t. eF4r.rn 20 use.y-,--a ..,..,F..,.
ds ono ~ ta. rtaaarrara aboard the
Frenen fra -taau,sn.a LIS rou~sfne.
which was trnner.sd hv "a fire III sea
ar March q has been arrested rharuea
uffh setting fire TO the vessel accord
ing ta the Matln
swahaala. rha rarsr HHssrts. ls Gus
neufea of having close relations with
the enewv.# and correspondence found
ln his rooms la said Ia Indicate DO had
been charged with the task a. hluu, .ue
no the T1urs tnr He has been taken
Co Havre
Investigation Ev exports appointed
hy Admiral Charter. ~ha ie conduct
ing fHe inquiry trfa fhe steamship lire.
aae established r SIS said. thee the
blaze aboard the rnura3ne mast have
been aaused hy fhr "Tples.an "f some
decorating deNin4 statement made
aN passenger and member ~ the
crew support this theory The eN-
piasian was sufficiently violent Go
w.ran#a lose 'h" doors ~ cabin" nearby
The aathoritie# believe fhe explosive
h"a bee" placed VIA aF'fa 'a. ."'e'''
ln trunk stored wlta tho baggage
0f arsf class passengers 8n No h"'3.
AMAZED AT STATEMENT.
r-.-z.rs.-. -v.r,i.es b.. the -,ats
..t..rr.,. o. F7err. are .stB 20 have
fsstFees rnat ,r,. had naa,, amazed AZ
d. sfeta.rart mazda a-a 90 vht during rHs
,.,,-.re r,. "a f,H.g. r,.ssarrer when
.r..,.. ....r- at.....eetrg fssrtesr threats
Az, t.~r,-ar .ht,,e On tna rrsr rera rhfa
.....-..--r a.. -.,-,-s sa A.,..rv re-
r,.rlrad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
FRENCH AIRMEN
DROP BOMBS ON
GERMAN TROOPS
~ AssocIATEp PREss.

London. March 81 French air.
men have dropped bombs on Ger
man positions IN Belgium and var
ious sections - France HaFitims
Amsterdam reports = ronsidera-
be iosE ~ life among the German
soldiers near Thournuf, - i re-
sulf 81 these operations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
Rlsnop DUES DEAD.

HarritolrE. Ia March 81 @@atNlEnnp
Rudolph Duhs ~ fhs untea Fyangei-
teal chures died az bits home Mere tn-
dav He vas horn IN Germany fH 1857.
and vas elected bishop in 1854
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
.. "" officials PREPARE TO
#"zH# COMMERCE DESTROYER

nen. March Though
another course. navy off,
ready planning for intern
German cruiser Priur
.0 port News virtually
I'd o. Procedure would
the case of the Ger
ar futeruee AT Homo
"-r0moranf Iuterrad in
arpartment is So receipt
T1 fre German govern
r# ..- the feeding ard other
80 on Page ThresD
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CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01

Continued on las, PaFeo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01
THE WINTER TOURIST

PENSACOLA - rAH LOGICAL rouRlsT az
aneT zoe nag cREAv MiksfsStrpt AND
oato VALLEY RE3toMs LEAVE TODAY
AEpE TOMORROW. c0ME.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-01

fH ~HH rHeHy
sem NJ
The Dermott news., 1915-11-11

make walking on country roads some
what hazardous nowadays.
AS did so. someone in the car
waved to me. looked again. 1t was
Elaine
where are YOU going?" she called
"Where are YOU going?" | returned.
laughing
I've lust had A very queer expert
found something down on the
rocks" she replied seriously. pointing
TO the square package on the floor of
the car Il took II to Lieutenant
Woodward and he advised me to take
it to Professor Arnold on his Yacht. |
think II is a bomb. I wish you'd go
with mo
Before | could answer up the hill a
rifle shot cracked There was a
wbirr IN tho air and a bnIlet sang past
rs cuttiug tho red feather off FLAMES
hat
.Duckr" cried iumDing into the
ca, And drive like the dickens
She turned and We fairly ricocheted
down that road hack again
Behind ms a man = stranger whom
wa ala not pausa 20 observe rushed
from tha bushes and fr,d after us
aesi,
Srdd.o1v a.other rife shot cracked
II was from another car that had
sf.aItbiIv sr.aked M ON us-cor3ing
fast r,cllosslv
a.rbers.s bar car 8" nointed one Of the
The Dermott news., 1915-11-11

a car with a chauffeur waiting. StiN
carrying the rifle. he climbed in and
the man shot the car along down the
road.
On the top or hill one OF the men
was posted as a sort of lookout Gaz
ing over the country carefully his
eye was finally arrested by something
at which he stared eagerly Far away
on tho road he could see a car in
which was girl alone. Waving in
the breeze was red feather In her
hat He looked more sharply II was
Elaine Dodge.
Tho man turned and waved signal
with q handkerchief to another man
far OF Down the valley another oil
Del Mars men was waiting and watch
ing. AS soon as he saw the signal
he waved back and ran along the
road.
As Del Mar whizzed along he could
see one of his men approaching over
the road. waving to him stop he
ordered his driver.
The ran hurried forward I've got
the signal" he painted. They have
seen her car over the hill
Good" exclaimed Del Mar pull
ing a black silk mask over his eyes.
Now get of quickly. We've got 10
catch her
They sped away again in cloud OF
dust
But even while Del Mar was speed
ing toward her. another OF his men
had discovered her presence. so vigi
liant were they
He had been keeping sharp
watch ON tho road. when he was
suddenly all attention. He saw a
car. through the foliage. Quickly
his rifle went 10 his shoulder. Through
the sight he could just cover Elaine's
head. for her hat. with a bright red
feather In IL, showed plainly just over
the bushes.
He aimed carefully and fired
had been out for a tramp over the
hills with no destination in particular
AS / swung along the road. heard the
throbbing of a car coming up the hill,
the cutout open. l turned, for cars
The Dermott news., 1915-11-11

was only few minutes before Lieu
tenant Woodward himself appeared.
What is the trouble Miss Dodge"
he asked solicitously noting the look
on her face.
l don't know what 1t IS. she re-
piled obviously. I've found some
thing among the rocks Perhaps it
is a bomb
Woodward looked at the package,
studying it. Professor Arnold is in
vestigating this affair for US he re-
marked. Perhaps you'd better take
the package to him on his yacht. m
sorry can't 80 with you. but just now
I'm on duty"
That's a good idea, she agreed
Only I'm sorry you cant go along
with me"
She started up the car ard drove on
as Woodward turned back to the fort
with a lingering look
Del Mar was hard at work in the
library when. suddenly. he heard
sound at the panel He reached over
and pressed button on his desk. and
the panel opened Through it came
the diver still wearing his dripping
suit and carrying tho weird helmet uu-
der his arm
That Dodge girl has crossed US
again" he exclaimed exeitedly.
How" demanded Del Mar, with an
cath.
I saw her on the rocks Just now
She happened to stumble on the
bomb which you left there TO be
placed"
And then" demanded Del Mar
She took it with her in hor car.
The deuce" calculated the for
eign agent furiously You must get
the men out and hunt the country
thoroughly. She must not escape at
any cost
The diving man dove back into the
panel to escape Del Mars wrath.
while Del Mar hurried out. leaving his
valet in the library
Quickly Del Mar made his way to Il
secret hiding place in the hills back
of the bay There he found his
picked band OF men armed with rifles.
As briefly as he could he told them
of what had happened. We must get
her this time dead or alive" he or
dered Now scatter about the coun-
try. Keep in touch with each other.
and when you find her. close in on her
at any cost
The men saluted and left in vari-
Gus directions to scour the country.
Del Mar himself picked up rifle and
followed shortly. passing down a
secret trail TO the road where he had
The Dermott news., 1915-11-11

crashed into the hole. like a gigantic
pillow
1t took header over the side OF
the road and down several feet into
the stream. just as the masked man
and the driver jumped far ahead into
the water
Safe now in our car which Was
slackening its terrific speed looked
back They've been thrown" l cried
We're all right"
On the edge OF the water. just GOV
cred by some wreckage. the chauffeur
lay mouonless The masked man
crawled from under the wreckage and
looked at him moment
Dead he exclaimed, still me-
ehanically gripping rifle in his hand
Angrily he raised II at US and fired.
A moment later some other men
gathered from all directions about
him. each armed
Don't mind the wreck. he cried,
oxasp erated Fire"
A vollry was delivered at us. But
the distance Was now apparently NOo
great.
We were just congratulating our
selves on our escape, when stray
shot whizzed past, striking piece d.
rectly out OF the head OF the steering
post. almost under Elaine's hand.
Naturally she lost control. though
fortunately we were not going SO fast
now Crafty. our car swerved from
side 10 side OF the road. as she vainly
tried to control both its speed and di-
rection. On the very edge OF the ditch.
however. 1t stopped.
We looked back. There We could
see group OF men who seemed
TO spring out OF the woods,
as II from nowhere. at the sound of
the shots. A shout went up at the
sight OF the bullet taking effect, and
they ran forward at us.
One OF their number. | could see,
masked, who had been in the wrecked
car, stumbled forward weakly, until
he sank down.
A couple of the others ran to him.
Go on he must have urged vehe-
mently. "One Of you ia enough with
The Dermott news., 1915-11-11


harbor. The rest-go on-report to
me there"
AS the rest ran toward us there
was nothing for US to do but to aban-
don the car ourselves and run for 1t.
We left the road and struck into the
/ trackless woods followed closely now
by two of the men who had outdis-
! tanced the rest. Through the woods
we fed. taking advantage of such shell
ter as we could find.
Look. here's a cave cried Elaine,
as we plunged exhausted and about
ready to drop. down into a rayine.
We hurried in and the bushes
swung over the cave entrance. Inside
we stopped short and gazed about 1t
was dark and gloomy. We looked
back. There was no hope there.
They had been overtaking US. On
down through a passage We went
The two men who were pursuing us
4 plunged down the rayine also As i'll
! luck would have it. they saw the cave
entrance and dashed in then halted.
Crouchtng in the shadow we could see
their figures silhouettel in the dim
light of the entrance Of the cavern.
one stopped at the entrance while
the other advanced He was ZIG
fellow and powerfully built. and the
other fellow was equally buriy
made up my mind 70 fight to thu last,
though knew it was hopeless twas
dark | could not even see the man
advancing now.
Quickly Elaine reached INTO her
pocket and drew out something
Here. Walter take this she cried.
! seized the object 1t was the
searchlicht gun
Hastily / aimed it. the spot of hight
! glowing brightly Indeed. l doubt
whether l could have shot accurately
otherwise As the man approached
cautiously down the passaEeWay the
bright disk Of light danced about an
til finally it fell ful en- his breast
fired The man fell forward IN
stantlv
Again l fired. this time at the man
in the cave entrance. He jumped back.
dropping his gun. which exploded
harmIessly His hand was wounded
Quickly he drew back aud disappeared
among the trees.
We waited IN tense silence. ana then
cautiously looked ont or the mouth Of
the came. No one seemed 10 De
about
"Gome-let make dash Tor IT,
urged Elaine
We ran out and hurried down the
ravine, apparently not ioIo"ea=
Back among the trees. however. the
man had picked Up rifle winch ne
had hidden. While he was binding up
his hand with a handkerchief. he saw
us. Painfully he tried to aim his gun
But it was too heavy for his weak
encd arm and the pain was too great.
Tie had to lower it With a mattefed
impreeatton he followed us at a dis
lance
Evidently. 10 US. We htN '3aasa s"'
pursuers. fer No one seemed 10" %
be following. at least as Lar as We
could determine g Kept on. now
ever, until we came TO the water
edge There. down the bay, we couId
see Professor Arnold yacht
Let us see Professor Arnold. any
how. said ELAINE, leading the way
along the short
We came at last without hslhs mo
Tested. 70 a little dock satt9t Ma
standing beside II ana moeIel - II
was S"tll H"'oI po'1- ON1 az "'iN''0'
was the yacht.
You are Professor Arnold man
asked Elaine
Yes IN, ne rephed' remembering
her 49,.
Is the professor out on MS D2@t
we asked
lie nodded. lNa you want " $50
him
Very much' ahS"ereu r-i"'l.o.
t"ho S"u "e'' "e
We jumped into the motor oo"'
ne started the engine anu We pl4h'u
out over the water
Though tl0 not see MN, the EltD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
OTHER PAPERS OPINIONS.
Ewes on Indianapolis.

At least one of the defendants in the
Marion county eases of alleged election
conspiracy. soon To be tried at Indianapo-
III by 4 special Judge of the state, has 50
acted az to evidence the fact that it i not
Away, necessary that charges of political
corruption be of federal government origin
before official dealings with such charges
shall 'mean business This defendant.
not one OF the better known politicians or
Office holders among the six-score or more
named in the indictment, has changed his
plea to guilty and has been remanded
under heavy bond. Again, the presiding
ludge has ordered a special venire Of 500
tn hc drawn for the selection Of a jury fu
Try Mayor Bell Of indianapolis on the
charge Of conspiracy.
The eyes of Americans should be on
Indianapolis next month, while these con-
~pracy fraud charges progress through
trial. Perhaps they have become used TO
the sensation Of United States grand Jury
indictments for fraud in political systems
and conSplracieS 10 corrupt elections by
tins time. but similar behavior on the part
OF county grand %juries, states attorneys
and state courts j. still something of n
novelty. Tn guilt or innocence of the
Marion county defendants, both those well
Known elsewhere and those little known.
r., 81 course, a matter of proof: but that a
homemade application Of the peoples
remedy for political wrongdoing is pos
siblc and practicable is a matter proved.
Perhaps the results and significance of the
indianapolis trials will take some labor off
the shoulders of the department Of justice.
San Antonio Express.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
Delirium TremenS.

The other days a news item told OF a
case Of dehriln tremens IL q city lookup
and described how The physician employed
by the CIV Instructed the rcl.e 10 iura
the hose IN the prisoner whenever he mis-
behaved. That prisoner, or his relatives,
ought 10 obtain h: n1some dams ges from
the city that perpetrate> such criminal NAL
practice.
Delirium tremenS, like hysterical
seizures, j. a disease deserving careful
treatment and not inhuman abuse. Indeed
IT /. 4 very fatal disease under the most
.skilful treatment A city lookup or a jail
cell is no place for such IA man: no mat
ter what caused his illness, he deserves
humane. intelligent care in an institution
properly equipped for the purpose. There
are hospitals that object to the trouble OF
caring for such eases, brt not public hos
pitfalls: the little, one-ho:le institutions,
catering 10 the easy eases, l. usually
averse to receiving a case that demands
much nursing.
Patient. with delirium tremens die OF
'.wet brainr-edema or dropsy Of the brain.
due to 4 steadily increasing weakness OF
the heart and circulation. Obviously a
police guard, or a cheap, political police
surgeon who consents to assume unrea-
sonable responsibilities for the sake OF hs
lob. can not recognize the approach OF this
I-eriou1 brain NORTHUMBERLAND 20 many
N poor fellow succumbs In n cell who might
have beer saved and cured OF his craving
Y he had been gwen a fighting chance.
Another danger ever present IN eases
If delirium tremen- j. the development Of
sudden edema of the lungs. or rapid filling
~ the air spaces with fluid, which causes
asphyxiation and death in a few hours if
not detected and treated in time. And Of
course pneumonia i the drinkers favorite
Rode of exit.
In this day of enlightment a public of
icial who permits a prisoner 10 remain IN
Ia cell under such circumstances should be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
FL PaS0'S Bio Scare.

Fl Paso was all stirred up ON last
Wednesday by the report of a big force of
armed MeXicans coming to loot the city.
After calling GU the soldiers at Fort Bliss,
doubling the police and guarding the inter
national bridge, nobody appeared but
Orozco, who wore a wig and came TO kiss
his wife and embrace the babies. Before
the officers could apprehend him he had
disappeared in the brush. The scare was
over.-El Paso Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
EDUCATORS NOTEBOOK.
Wilmington. DeI.-With / view 70 max

Wilmington, OeI.-With i view to max
ing the citizenship of Delaware ! model for
other states to follow, the United States
bureau of education has selected it a. the
survey field to carry ont many new educa-
tional ideas. The government will send a
staff OF nearly sixty experts in various
lines during September TO conduct the ex-
~tensive survey, which may cover a period
Of several years. United States Commis-
sioner of Education, DIR. II. l.. Claxton. j.
especially interested in the project.
The survey is the greatest yet taken in
education by the federal government. When
it i completed, the vast amount OF data
that will have been accumulated will be
digested by another staff Of experts. Not
only will this furnish the basis Of improve
ment Of educational methods in this state.
but it will solve the similar problems of
other states.
The first section of the survey will be
undertaken by DIR. Arthur W. Dunn and as
~sistants from the bureau of education, who
will spend the entire year in Delaware
"'"0h"'"hS pan VI tS''iiihE 'oHl-
munity civics. This will mean the instruc-
ton in the public schools of the state Of
The pupils of all ages above II. Then there
will be an industrial survey, to determine
the educational opportunities of workers
and the best methods TO meet conditions.
Also a rural school survey will be under
way, also "A rural church survey. The de-
~fectlves of the state will also be studied
and tabled, and another corps will study
the negro question in Delaware.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
Washington, D. 9Th.

Washington, D. C.-The government of
Venezuela has accepted 10 scholarships
in "a of the best institutions Of learning
IN the United States. Negotiations were
completed at the end of the last college
term by Hon. Preston McGoodwin, United
States minister to Venezuela and the heads
of various colleges and universities in this
country. The 10 young men and young
women will begin their courses next month.
The result sought l. the closer knitting Of
the cultural relations between the two
countries. In the past 50 years, il is said
that fewer than a dozen Venezuelans nave
been educated in the United States, prin-
cipally en- account of the lack Of sympathy
IN Americans with their South American
neiehbors. Ii = expected that the tide Of
educatiom which flowed between Europe
and the Latin republic will now sci in
toward the American Institutions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01

ChIcag0-Prof. Caro- Macarthur Of the
University Of Illinois has presented a plan
for the training of college men in citizen
ship that might be expected also to react
beneicially on the life of the town and city.
The course involves the study OF the home
towns or cities from whence the men come.
Population, housing and ~nationalities are
looked into in q way that keeps the student
in touch with his home town affairs and he
grows better able TO receive and to profit
by his theoretical class room training.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
To Transport the 400"

First Rector am going To preach
to the Four Hundred. How can | move
them2 (;
Second Rector-You'll have to move
them i'll limousines.-Judge