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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
RECORD COURT
TOBECONVINCED
REGULAR TERM or THIS Tai.
susAL WILL &c OPENED THIS
MORNING. WITH A FAIRLY
HEAVY DOCKET THUS FAR.

with g fairly heavy docket the
court ~ record viii ne convened this
morning A. 10 O'Clock Judge Kirke
Monroe presiding The sessions ars
expected 20 go over couple % weeks.
bur the term may ne postponed Tor =
week or more beginning next Mon
day. &c ia stated because 81 the re-
tention 81 several lawyers who have
clients In the court o. record and who
have been retained ln the cases against
local bankers The latter cases are
an the docket Tor trial ON Monday
next
There are no very grave o1enses
docke ed ln the court - RECORD a. this
session. and the civil docket ia rom-
psratiNele light u Gs too heavy 20
ee completed this week however acc
rrrdinE 90 well-informed court afbcers
and attaches.
There will ~ no iury trials TODAY,
the sheriff beinE expected 90 return
On the dozen names which Die has
beer furnished with for service and
sur, duty the first week. It is rarely
the case when tire FIRST veuire is found
and accepted. thus neeessitatlng the
sarnuaonina 81 additional EeniEemen on
the second day. Thus the of#y mat
ters which may be- attended 60 today
atI no the receipt Of any plea from
defendants who care 20 30 act. and
tha solicitor will have the opportunity
60 examine au prosecuting witnesses
RIth a view 60 returning Information.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
BAYvIE " PARK.
POPULAR PLvCE.
FOR HUNDREDS.
eENsAcoLiAAs GATHERED IN
LARGE NUMBERS At DELIGHT.
FuL RESORT. SPENDING MANY
HOURS OUT THERE.

Several hundred people yesterday
afternoon spent the greater part %
TIE last half Of sunday AZ Baywiew
Park. and despite TIE fact that scores
were IN the water a. all times. and AZ
some hours much over one hundred
being there despite the early seasan.
there waE not an incident out 81 the
ordinary reported In fact little ones
were given much freedom by parents
and guardians. and those who aid not
don miniature bathing suits them
selves. ia many cases pulled or their
shoes and enjoyed waaina about in
the edEe ~ the water II vas a hap
by. good natured crowd and strangers
~ scores mingled tn the large NUM-
Der.
great nsnv who we're there YES.
terday too lfoccasion 60 commend
Manager Qulna for bis quick rescue
81 couple Of Young giris saturday
afternoon who. getting too far from
the pavilion. became frightened and
began 10 scream. The ma uArer. while
nor believing thar here WAS any i'm
mediate danger a. ent overheard with
an clothes on. snd succeeded In eR-
cortinR the couple OF frightened misses
90 shallow water Those Who wit.
nessfd the performance stated yester-
ddy thar Mr Quina took IN the stu
alton a. e Glance. and took no thought
~ anything else bat thar - getting
TIE girls 70 q safe depth He was
ermmended on sN sides by those vho
knew 81 the Incident
some CONSIDERABLE unfavorahie com.
ment was made on All sides about the
eNcecaing bad condition ~ the road
WAY leading to The park proper. or
from sixteenth avenue intersection FOR
thar matter The excellent road which
once vas pleasure to ride over has
been neglected by some department,
and is ln farful condition, while the
roadway inside the park limits IA de-
ciaedlv impassEhle. large ruts making
81 dangerous for autos a. venture With
out much caution. while a good many
owners 81 cars left tho same On the
crest ~ The bill, not venturinw them
near the pavilion as has been the
case In the past seasons
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
NEGRO WOMA n
EXPIRES At THE.
TGE 127 YEARS
POSSIBLY THE OLDEST PERSON
~ FLORIDA DIED on NAVAL
REESE RVATtoN SUNDAY, AGE
BEING EASILY ESTABLISHED.

Possibly the eldest person In the
south und certainly the Oldest woman
IN F7oriaa. expired yesterday after
noon Or the Pensacola naval ressrvs-
ton. This was cd "Auntie" Julia
Williams, who Vas known Ga have been
l97 years. ? months and 5 days ~ age
Her youngest child VINO survives
has himself passed the haf-century
mark. while her grand children and
great grandchildren are numerous
She Vlii be buried today
This Old woman was tgI years ~
age on August 3 81 last year. and had
She lived another three months. woulo
have been i2s years old This are is
easily proven. Il vas asserted by
white Persons who Ia the past have
interested themselves enough In the
Old coiore1 woman 90 have inNestiaa-
ted into her past she Rad 3 good
memory, and could talk 81 dass before
the average man was bora. she wns
a comparatively old woman when the
var between the states broke out and
she had undimmed memory ~ many
events 1r connection VITA that bloody
strugaio
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
ARGYLE.

ArEyle. Nav . Messrs ". e Green.
@. NJ bishop and r. ~. Bmdworth
vent to- Tallahassee Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Mclean.
Messrs ~. A. Douglas. Willie r. pou-
klas ard Miss May Frazier. al Of De
FHniak, attended preaching here sun
day.
Re- r T.. Baker preached here las,
SUNDAY
Miss Kate Morrison ~ DrFupiak
Springs. Fla, visited friends ir Argyle
one day last week
Mrs Willie Douglas and son Willie
-. 81 Laurel HW visited relatives in
Argyle last week
Rev. Brown assisted ~ Rev. Crews
held series ~ meetings here this
week.
Miss Arameuta McKinnon ~ De-
Funisk spent a Few days in Argyle
last week
Miss Christian Mcdonald and broth
er John Jockey spent the week end
with relatives
Mr. IL G. Mcdonald and family sx-
p"et % move - Argyle a. soon ss
school closes - DeFuniak. We wui
he alad 20 have them with "a
Mr. =. - Anderson of Eurheeanna
was in town SATURDAY
Mr. A. T.. Campbell left SATURDAY fsr
Mariana % visit his sons. wr
Bowers Campbell and Dr. y. G. Camp
hell
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
EXCURSION
TO COLUMBUS
PANAMA CITY CITIZENS SPEND
SEVERAL DAYS on TRIP TO AND
FROM GEORGIA CITY.

panama Citv MAY 81 trip to CO.
lumbus Ca. vas enjoyed last week
ana this veek hg parties from this
city leaving here Thursday morning
AZ 8 on the launches Independent and
Dixie for ApalschiCola and there took
the city ~ Eufauia far Columbus
stopping 81 all the river stops 90 take
on and deliver freight
The party diseu harked - Eufauia
ana we're taken fer q trip around the
tewn in autos by Mayor Mercer of
Eufaula and the party 81 citizens. ar
rived a. Columbus sunday morninE
early. Nj Knox McEntirs and his
wife. carrie McEntirc. was appointed
advertising managers fer the trip
placing Views 81 the Bav country and
Panama city around the show Windows
and hotels and Distributing hand bills
telling ~ our CITY The city was turn
"a over 60 the party and the hand OF
Welcome was on every side They we're
taken % the big power plant thar fur
nishes electricity 30 al the cities In
thar section. from there they we're
taken % the Country club whore
speeches were made hy MAYOR Look
Mr. r.. e.. stephens and Hon. n. t.
McH euzieof Panama CITY and am
address ~ welcome 81 tire president ~
Country club and J. T- DaviH After
that luncheon was served 90 the par
ts followed - trip through the
Cbero Cola works. A dance was given
sf the neu ten-story hotel roof gar
den with q lunch following.
The motto ~ Columbus h. We
have the power ana tho push The
good time that was handed out tn
that city would shov they had the
power 20 show all most royal time
and push enough 20 make everyone
enjoy their stay which Was entirely
toe short
The party arrived hack Thursday
night about ten o'clock after a short
stsg iu Apalachicala.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

and collect such dehcit tax as may be
necessary - ray the principal and in
tercst ~ such notes and certificates a.
maturity
IN addition 10 the notes and eertifi-
Gates authorized 20 be issued as afore-
said. said city maN. BY ordinance. pro-
vide for the Issuance u certificates q
Indebtedness Or negotiable notes. paw
able out - the general fund. as may
be necessary, 20 pay a. maturity the
principal and interest ~ any special
Improvement bonds. whenever the
proceeds. Cr the amount collected of
special assessments securing same may
he insufficient ~ pay any such honda
as they become due. and 20 provide
for reimbursement ~ the general fund
IS far - possible out ~ such special
assessments after such bonds snd in
terest have been FULLY paid. asd such
notes nr certificates may also be Is
sued for the purpose ~ anticipating
the levy and collection r. any sreeial
assessment authorized 10 10 made for
any public work on Improvement a.
II progresses. and 60 reimburse the
city. either by tire Issuance and sale
" special Improvement BONDS and hy
the collection - special assessments.
The form and denomination ~ such
notes and ceriincates. the date or dates
~ the maturity. ar maturlties thereof.
not exceeding three years IN any in
stance. the rate ~ interest hereon. and
the date ard place ~ IT, payment. and
method 81 payment. together with
other provisions and regulations con
cerning such notes ana certificates u
Indebtedness. and nS inconsistent
with the provisions - this act shall
IN prescribed rs the ordinance author
izlnR tae particular issue
Al notes and certificates issued I'M
der the provisions ~ this act shall
Ne sold FOR not iess than nar 60 the
bidder who AGREES Co make tho loan
for the lowest rate ~ interest. no
an such loans shall he offered Tor pub
llc suhscriptoH r such manner ne
SHALL he prescribed b. ordinance.
see T. The citE eft Pensacola NAV.
ny ordinance provide for the eatah-
IIshmant and maintenance ~ a free
public employment and publicity 'u-
rcau 10 - conducted ~ the most i'm
prrfea plane. end 90 provide for the ex-
pensss thereof out ~ the general rets-
nues ~ the CITY
seC. ~ n 90 any time twenty -five
per cent. o. more ~ tho auahnsd
voters - the city shall NE Utth the
clty clerk q petition, ~ petitions. pro-
testing against the exercise ~ the
board ~ commissioners ~ any powers
conferred hF this act. said cierh shall
immediately notify the commission
thereof and thsreupon said commits
rionera shall not adopt any ordinance
asa prov dei herein. 81 exercise any -
gurh pnNrrs unless tks question ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
COTTAGE. HILL.

Cottage van MAJ s-Mr PRANK
Harooun visited home folks last sun
aay.
Mr. " p. caA is YER, sics Al his
home Do Cottage Hdl All ~ his
friends wieb him g speedy recover.
Mr p n Rudd returned home Mon.
6al from Pensacola. where he has
bean on the grand turt.
Mt A. 81 Harold left Monday for
" est Virginia. where he will spend
ire summer
Mr. Davis TAFT spent . fsu dsgp IN
Atmurr last week
SIR. and Mrs Frank GosF vas IN
Pensacola Tuesday
Mrs Abbot ~ Roberts, was IN Cot
tage HH Tueaday
SIR and Mrs IS s Reeve vss in
Cottage Wu TUESDAY
Mr David FordinR Of Alliance. o..
visited his sister Mrs Hahn and
brother Ton Fordlng. for = few DAYS.
AR and Mrs Lavender. 81 Ia}e
Hoie3. wss En- Cottage Hul THURSDAY.
looking FOR place 90 locate
Mrs TaH is visiting Moss Narceilo
Talt ~ Moline. who is not sa well
as usual
A party ~ young people attended
the literary a. Roberts Friday night.
Mr. suhlet Johnson. 81 Gantoumeut.
visited friends Ia Cottage HilL We'd
neaday evening
Mothers DAY exercises vll be
reid a. the 81. r. church SUNDAY.
May p a. $50 % m.
FoIloWtng Ga the program
Voluntary Mrs Carr
Scripture Reading and PRAYER Mrs
Maxcv
Recitation Mothers Day May O."
Dannie McKinzIe
song -"ru Meet My Mother There.
=. r. Bible Class
Recitation Dallas Harold
solo-'Ucn't Maek the Wrinkles
Deeper" Elizabeth scott
Recitation Hls Mothera Prayer,
Blanche Rudd
Quartette- Helping Mother. "- Edna
HIn Maud Noris, Fred Scott and Wal
ter IAN
Recitation His Mothers Accom-
pIshneuts." Alice Mckenzie
Quattette-"New Fesfal Day." Ma
thllde George Florence Hiu Ralph
Noris and George Huelbeek.
Reeitatton--"Tb knights Toast"
Waner HiH
Quartette-"Meet Mother ia the
Skies" Nor8H Family
Recitation My Mother Believed in
Ne" peult Henhy
Recitation The Rose - Mother
hood Maud NorlE
Duet Wy Mothers song" Jessie
snd Ruth scott
Recitation Jessie Mckenzie
SODA Mother Prayer" Ralph
y orfs
Recitation Just Like Mother Ed
"a HiH
Duet N.Y. Name In Mothers Pray
~" Matilda Gear and Florence HHI
Recitation --GornclB Mckenzie
Closing SonE-"NesF Ny God 20
Thee"
Chairman Program Committee
sarah AlcAultN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
FUNERAL AGED
WOMEN TODAY
REMAINS o. LAvE MRS. RErTiE
MANN WILL Sc PLACED AT
REsT THIS AFTERNOON ~ ST.
nicHAEL's CEMETERY.

Services ever the remains ~ ths late
Mrs Nettie Mann who expired early
sunday morIiina win Ne conducted
thia afternoon, the oortegs q leave
the late residence - deceased Al III
West Government street ard proceed
20 81 Michael's church. where a. &
O'Clock the last absequss vii be con-
ductad
immediately thereafter tie remains
viu he conveyed to 81 Michaels cem
rtery where the interment will take
plare
Pail bearers will - Measra. n 81
Waura. Edgar LanEfora. 81 u laiard
Henry IeuaeWna E p preston bna
Robert Brent They are urged r. meet
st TIE residences a. so O'Clock thip
afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

the adoption 81 such ordinance. or The
exercise ~ such power shall r. SUI
mitted to, and approved by a ma3ort
~ Of the electors - said city votlna
thereon. who were qualified 60 vote "a
the last regular cify election
Sec. $. All laws and parts ~ law
IN conflict herewith be, and the same
arc hereby. repealed
See = This act shall take effect
Immediately uron its passage ard ap.
protal Nv hr governor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
FOR QUICK SALE !
Clapp's $50 low quarters
Any style. $5.25. Meyer Shoe
Company.

II that Boston race disturbance hat
occurred anywhere in enc south u
would have been worth Bis scare
head in almost any - the northern
papers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL
ONE oF MENico's RULERS

WASHINGTON Nav . An attempt 90
sssassiuate Rogue Gonzales Cara
convention provisional president -
MeV}co was made today ~ troona led
IS General BaFana. former military
commander - Mexico cry according
20 DISPATCHES realhInE here tonight
from MeSlca City Rsruuass traapa
were repulsed after severe lighting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

JUST WHEN NEEDED 7
A bargain in Edwin Clapp's.
S5.25 cash-any kind. Meyer
Shoe Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

AMMEN-s TOILET POWDER 4 a
scientific compound for ERE most exaet 4.
ne toilet Make your dresser complete
NIth q hox from your druggist az a.
semts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

Before any definite action - taken
toward peace 4 may - As we'll r.
await the views ~ commencement
orators.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
Sugar Day!

IL pounds pure Granulated
Sugar for Acc with each cash
purchase of S1.00 or more,
Monday az Hannah's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

The Journals Want al
Way" will get you results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
Senator Jones Explains
His Bill Giving Right
70 Bond the City

Continued From Page on.D
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

On credit. Ladies ard
Mems wearing apparel. La
dies dresses, $500 TO $3.50:
mems suits. Sl0-S25. Pay 81
a week. Gains, 20 S. Palafox
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-23
NOTICE.,

In directing letters to US or
any of the following names,
direct t. Mountain Grove Mo.
R. F, D. 8. Caudle Grove
Mr.. Chars. H Dawson.
Mr.. John Bowers.
Mr., W. E Dawson
John Wilcox. Emil Oliver.
Herald Oliver. Clate McCub.
bins. VIM. Brineeer. Johnny
Garrett. S. G. Merritt. Laney
Merritt. G. A. Simons, John
Sherman. Offered Slate.
Winnie Sdppington Lulu Garrett
Gladys Dawson, Matte Bowers
JAMIE McCubbins. Luraney OH.
yer, Matte Merritt, Bell Brine
ger. Sindy Merritt, Lucy Simons
Lulu Simons.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-23
NOTICE..

THE WORLDS CRESSET is
to be a Five Column Paper. Bot
on the account of not having our
Large Press up, we will have to
put it out an 8 page Paper on
our Job Press, which makes it
the size in reading matter that
the Five Column would give our
Readers. Or in other words we
will put our Paper out in this
manner until we can put up our
Larger Fress. And then it will
come to you in a FIVE COLUMN
PAPER
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-23
TAKE NOTICE.

Any party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this
paper upon any subject, reli.
giously or otherwise shall be
treated a. q friend. But in no
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases 90 thru
it's Columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-23

From q BIBLICAL StaoQPOlnt we
challenge the world. This may
seem strange to all who may
chance to read the Heading of
this Article, that is before they
read the contents of this chal
lenge,
In the first place. we have
been sorely persecuttd for our
Religious belief ever since we
left the Catholic Church 80 years
ago; even suffering, appearantly
the very pangs of death, at the
hands of a Catholic mob over 80
years ago. And from that time
to the very present, we have
seen but very few weeks, but
what the hand Of persecution has
been trying to make its enroad
upon US. For this reason we
have made this Challenge, And
for the purpose to know whether
we are right or wrong. For we
ehsve 10 other desiresthan - Be
right and do right at all times.
So in this our explanation. II
there is any one who see our
wrong, we want them to take up
the wrong and explain it thru
the columns of the CREssET. So
here we come: the first, will be
on the grounds Of Masonry.
ITO give subti'ity to the simple,
to the young man, knowledge and
discretion. prov. 14) We here
place ourselves on the square
and incircle our lives with the
compass Of wisdom and virture
in the strength of Gods Eternal
Truths. Any Freemason can
hereby understand our Princi-
pies, who is Invested of prejudice.
For we believe with all our heart
that when the threshold OF this
time-h onored institution is gain
ed, the man here has submitted
himself to the humility Of bleed
ing Christ. For we believe again
that q man can only become q
Loyal Freemason by the aid OF
the Grand Master of the uni
verse. Therefore we gu ote you
our first Principles.
Behold how good and how
pleasant it is for brethren to
dwell together in unity?
It is like the precious ointment
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-09-23
A CHALLENGE TO THE W0RLD.|

'VVVVVVVVVVVVVV
upon the head, that ran down
upon the beard even Aaron's
beard: that went down to the
skirts of bis garments;
AS the dew OF Hermon. and
as the dew that descended upon
the mountains of Zion: for there
the Lord commanded the bless.
ing even life for evermore.
Ps. 1873.
For which Principles we should
be willing to live and die. For he
that giveth bis life in this cause
receives a blessing even life
evermore, we believe in q aniver.
sal Brotherhood. Masons here is
our Principles. Why would you
hate US? Again our Principles
are Jonithan and David, and the
good Samaritan. Oddfellows do
you believe those Principles.
If you do why will you stand
BY and see your brother Oddfel
low persicuted. who has been a
faithful .Oddfeilow for over 20
years. And upon those principles
mentioned in this article we
challenge the world, And the
man who think that we are not
right, come on and show US our
, error.
And if you are not able TO give
US something better. please do
not call US Mormans. Free Lover
or any thing else but a True Ma.
son in principle and a Oddfellow
at heart, and christian man in
soul. Now put up or shut up. And
If there is a true Mason or an
Oddfellow who read this, please
consider your duty as I am in
distress. and need aid.
Yours to meet upon the Level
and part upon the square in
Friendship Love and Truth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23
Y STILL SILENT.
C~onfrrs with Japanese tmb ssa-
dor, but Maintains sccrcc>.

40 f-. -,
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ttlei,' ~"c'"''u ',''t''n'S -
'he JNp'h's' N"'"''S'"V'
me ih'-''l"''s Wt ,ut"'I,
heI" thls ",''''no' "'V"".
was WIN 'n' H',i''''F p" 80 "
an hour' ana ., IN" ,on'tuNo. W,
ulS'uSSIoh "''.'u'"'" '""' Nv ' '
~apS'IhteIN mourning
S''Fet"lN h'N"u "l''n,''l'" J." Nv
S"Iul' H''I''! WIN Nu',u u', u
rounded IN" l'rt 'n' t"'''" '.'''S -
paving III ''' ra' '"'HV''" .''9.s' -
eri'lhs MS u'"' N',',""' ." W.
nave th' hlH'''' III NUM-
''slh'' M 'tt' '"'' " ~ I"7'.lNo,
known thtt IN" h',"' H''''S mas "r'''
presentation '" ''i'" ia ,o'I'e''''h
WIN the Japanese u''."''N, WI. or
sthl leiu'tS 1" "'Nh"Nl'uet IN" ih.'
Ih'f' IL "" p''S"h' "Nv''n 'ou % s'N
president OF St'r'.irN h'l'h "'erlhS
their course COMMISSIONING IN" strong
pressure iron" Ni''li'"h 'h'' reS'S "h'y'
nav" large investments al Sl'k' Ut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-23

There are many German subjects, Ais,
Ru-s.au subjects OF German origin, llv-
.ur 'nrvughou; Russia, especially In the
Baltic provinces, who speak both Ian
g7ltges and are greatly assisting the
trade between the Two countries. They
create 4 preference FOR German made
so d.. manage German banks and for
Nt-I'rr aEcrn.-S. and most csSeutist. ~
t.. Atv" an .Nt.wat" kuo"lrdg" of the
fuaear'. the character and Custons OF
tu. people. American iaterests have
hc.u largely lu German hands through
uut Russia and IN many cases these
are but branches Of the European agent
FOR IA" American arm with Meadqua--
.fsrs 500 Brrl.r. Hamburg or Bremen.
Whether cor not this Arrangement has
b,cr beneficial for American trad, ia
The past. u Nill not De for the future.
Hundreds ~ American agerc!es in Rus
ria ave neru put on their backs by the
Mar Direct commercial relations with
Russia are urgently needed.
Machinery and tools are tina most m
prrttnr manufactures exported from
tho TINTED States 20 Russia. In this
class are every sort ~ power engine.
m'l machinery, printing, sewing, tex
,ilc. electric, drilling traction, mining
and constructing machines Germany.
IN round figures, IN l9l2 supplied TWEEN
IS nine OF the th!rty.tye million dollars
1 worth OF these imports, American and
German machinery lead in this compe-
7 t'tlon. tho American goods being known
Tor their excellence, the German for
their chclpncss and a~daptah!lity. Both