davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-18

last try, just to get some money"
That's what you told the judge at
your trial"
Molly" said Tom, eff you'll let
me go N through with it. It was
for your sake"
For my sake? How dare you!
Did 1 eyer know the nature of your
life? Did dream-??"
81 know you didn't, Molly. But 1
wanted to get little money for you.
I've been hunting for you = God
knows how hard I've tried to find
you. And never dreamed you'd be
living here, the wife of rich man.
let me go, Molly, for the Lords
sake. 1t isn't the punishment care
about, it's the thought Of having seen
you and seeing you again in court,
and going through all that I've gone
through once more"
'T know that talk" said Molly bit
terly. How much have you taken?"
Nothing, swear. just got into
the house."
81 suppose I'll have to let you go,
then" said the girl, musing. God
knows don't want to have to go into
the court again either. You can go,
Tom"
God bless you, Molly" answered
Tom eagerly. 'I'n live straight now,
I swear"
He turned and made his way to-
ward the door, switched of the light
and was feeling his way along the
corridor when he heard the footsteps
of the old man on the stairs above
him. 4
A light was switched on some
where on the first floor. Tom Linton
hid himself behind the window cur
tains Of the hall through which he
had come. AS he waited there,
L L II I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Cine Reoe B(u@ers.

DIS 8li&ers Sruppen i'm Sabre
1906 6ur@ @0ttin9en 5ogen, um fd
nit benz !9auptbeere in Sbiiringen 81
bereintgen, maren ale @traben bod
bon @e1ang uno Spiel. 8li9er bielt
in ftrDmenoem plaBresen cine Mnz
fpra@e an feline 2eute, sic uns M@im
bon Mrmtn, benz 8lu4er tpte eir
&riegsbeiliger erf9ien. aufbemabrt bnt,
un6 ote iebt 6. @bftein i'm iiingifen
9efte Der r3eitf9rift fir 8u@erz
freunbe" (Derlag bon 6. 81. @eemann
in 2eip5ig) mieoer in @rinneruna
brtngt. Sic ternige Mnfpro@e lauz
tete: r&ameraoen! 9abt Sbr ni&t
6asielbe Mart in @uren &no9en, basz
1elbe 8lut in @uren Mbern, bie{eGbe
@nti@loHenbeit in @urem @inn, tpie
Cure @oreltern? Stun, beim 9immel,
10 baben mir au9 bielelbe Madt,
bos{elbe Slid. Suite un6 19le9te
Sage BEL &ommtbbrot uno Maher
traet nit glei@ luitigem @tnn; ieib
freunblt@ je6em, Ger @u@ aufnimmt,
gebenft, baB Sbr ar4 @ltern uno Ser
pan0te 3uriidgelafen; Mebe benz, Ser
bas un9lud 6es &rieges ausoebnt,
t%peiter, als es unbermei6li@ 1a5tet.
9reierlei l1nneien lit tpegen Der @bre
u%nferes brapen @egimentes ni4t gu
6ul6en: 9iebe, @aifonneure, @dufer,
6ret anitedenoe @eu@en, beren 8eribz
rung mir bon uns balten. Ser 9nb
l0it je0es @ertrauen, Der &ationneur
fat teins, benz Sdufer tann ntemdnb
bertrauen - unb pbne 0ertrauen sez
1@tebt ni@ts!" - Sin bubf@er 8eiz
trag gum aapitel: preuBif@e 8arz
barei! Dor bun6ert Sabren!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
5(uo6t zines 9efan9enen.

@on Dem 5iibrer bes Tdbri@iffss
.Prin5efim alexandria" BAG Marnez
minbe auf fetner @iterfabrt sesen
flint ubr Morgens berlafen batte,
tpurbe UNI etma feds ubr ungefdbr
auf Der !9dlfte oes Weges na9 @ie6fe r
Elm &uoerboot nit elmer Ser ion gefi9=
tet. Ser Gibrer fteuerte auf bas
Boot gu, nabm es nit io1nt Sem ST.
@ai1en an 8orb unb bef0r0erte Jpn nod
@jeofer. Wie fi@ b%erausfteQte, mar
Der &uoerer Elm englif@er 8riegsgez
fangener i'm Otter bon etpo oreiBis
Sabren, Ser na@ ieinen 4ngaben aus
benz @efamenenlager in 90bertb entz
miden NOR unb sic @trede mad Ser
medlenburgif@en 0ffeetuHte 3uriidgez
legt batten. @r Fat ii9 bann in Muz
rom Elm @uoerboot angeeignet uno II
nit tbm Bel rubisem Wetter IN &e
See 9efabren, um 6en 9afen bon @ieb<
fer gu errei9e1 unb bon BORT iiber Roz
penbagen nod @nelanb 5urid3uge@
langen. So bic odnif@e Sabre bx
aufgenommer fat, lift ibm Der qlox
gegliidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
l1linntlota.
@pupern1r 6ammpub.

@oupern0r %. g. &ammon6 bon
Mhmeiota peritarb a Donneritag,
Den 80. De5ember, pl0tli6 in @lin-
toar, ettpa oreibig Meilen BON Bottom
@ouge, So. l1eber ieinen 500 miro
bonn Sterbeorte folgen6es m%itgetbeilt:
Sssn 8egleitung leineS @ripatfefre-
tars S. 81. Nopeu, traf @oubermor
&amnror1 Dor 6rei Sagen bier Elm,
um ieine a1Sgeoebntem 2m1b= mno
&ol5intereiie11 in ser S1t 6%eliciana-
geneinoe 51 inipi3ieren. Gr batte
iid) felt mebrerem Sagen niat tpobl
g fiblt, 1par aber i'm Stunbe, 6a1rd
Sic Staot uno @enlein0e 51t ge,e1l
Inn ei1ren Mr5t gu foniultieren. &11r5
nod oenn 6riibitiid gegen 9h ubr
be1,te mlorgen begab iid @ol1pert1or
&omrno1po in Sen @aidral1m uno Ell
men Mugerblid ipater b0rten geopeu
u1ro onbere i'm lt0bnen. Ste eilten
hi1rei11 l111o fa1roen Sen @oubernor al1f
Dem @oben liegen. St m1troe in iein
Simmer getroger uno Mer5te ger11=
ie1, bod er itarb innerbalb meniger
Minl1te1t. @ofort 1uur0en &orberet=
tl1ngen ~getroffen> Sic 2eide nu6 ct.
Saul 5lt iiberfiibren. Sci 500 erfolg=
te i'm @oing-&otel in Clinton. Die
Nton1oinpergiftung 5og iid ser @or=
ber710r ie6enfous in 0em Speiietpag-
gor1 5miid)en ct. Em1l uno Gbioogo
au. Ct nerbro6te 8eibradte11 in
Seem Orleans u16 erffrunfte 90. Srob
ser grmabm1ngen ieines @efretarS
b ejtano er am Sorntag auf 6er 8ei=
TERRELL unb erfldrte, er lei mobl ge-
mug, Inn nod Clinton gu fabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
@nb Dernanftig.
Raeterlind besimnt Ghslanbs stsue
III bur@i9auet.

mir erbalten aus 6ollan6 Mitteiz
lung iiber Elm @efprd@, 6as Elm hol<
lGn6if4er Riinitler in paris nit
Maeterlind eebabt bat. Ser bisber
10 b%lin6nitige Di@ter febt Die Dinse,
Defenders fopeit fe England betreffen,
jebt NIT 3iemli4 u%nbefangenen Mugex
an, moran Die f@limmen @rfabrungex,
bic Die 8elsier nit ben enslif@en Ser
ipre9ungen sema@t baben, nidt gum
Wenigen f@ulb fem m0een: rMir tpor>
ten felt einem Sabr ouf Ole 8efreiuns
Belgiens our9 @nelan6s Waffex-
Menr1 urs England nibt Ole 9ilfe sez
tpdbren tonnte, Die es uns earantierte,
70 mag es an Dem @erlauf bes artez
ses liegen, Ger 10 reid an ptelen, p0lz
Zig unerparteten @enbungen 1T. mir
feben unier 2an6 feit in ben 9dnbex
Der Deut{@en, bic, tpen1 mon e6rlid
fem fol, bas Qan6 ni9t tpie @roberer
tDrunntiieren, {onbern 1i9 mebr als
8ertpalter eines anpertrouten toftbaren
@utes fiiblen. Deutf@lano fu@t i@ox
jebt 6te @unben gu beilen, Die BET
Rrieg un1erem 2an6e sef@lagen bat,
es min auseleiden, ruben6en 9dnbex
Mrbeit geben, einen gemihen Bolts
tpobl1tanb nie6erberfteuen. 9ie 6eutz
f@e Organization 1T in 8elsien einsez
3o9er. 60 tonnte es ni9t feblen. bdb
man@e Rreife fi@ NIT Dem neuen 3uz
ftano abfinben, ibre @ei@dfte Den be-
ftebenoen l~1mftdnben anpahen un6 ibre
eon3e 2ebensart mad ber reuen 3eit
einri@ten. !9ier un6 6a f%lattern aud
bic friiber re@t resen @ei@dftsperbmz
6unsen 3mtiden belsif4en uno beut<
1@en 9du1er tpieber auf, unb es gibt
ri4t tpenise friiber fanatif@e Deutz
f@enbaKer, Die ni4ts mebe fir&ten,
ols Elm 9erausorGnsen Der Deutfdex
aus Bel9ten. Bel9ien brau9t Rube,
uno penn Ole Deutf@en berausee<
brGngt tperoen follten, bann tpdre 8el<
glen fit lanee, LANCE 3eit Der @@auz
plaB bluttger 8dmpfe. aein Stein
tpir6e auf benz an6ern b1eiben. 60
bat 8elsien, 6as iebt gum gr6btex
Setle @ube geniebt, 6ie 9offnung auf
bic 9ilfe @nglanbs aufg@eben - eng
lan6 f@ubt feline eigenen Sntere7en en-,
es muB Calais balten. Dir tpiinf9en.
unfer Qanb, unfere @td6te, 6as mas
uns Der Rrieg gelafen Fat an iiberz
tommenen @utern gu erbalten. Mas
tpGre uns Elm befrettes 8riigge. Mez
@eln, 8riifel, Mntnerpen In @4uH
unb M{de inert! Mir ertparten unfer
@4idia al beim 6rtebens54lub!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

fen 5u fem. Mar our@ Elm @aln6er
tonnte sic Tamilie ii9 retterl im6em
cine &obter ertpohte un6 Earn,
1dIrg. Die @erlider1tng betragt
$4,000.
&afings. - 2euterort g.
@alpb meper bon Ser 8l1noesarmee,
ser iiber 6ie Seiertoge Bel feiner Meut.
ter, Sroa1 6. %. Meper, a1f @eiud)
tpeilte, lit nod $onolulu %abgereiit,
tpo ct iest feline Dienitbeitimm1ng
erbolten bat.
Gilbert Sea. = @eim @eg-
ridden elmer flint @alonenfanne Go
iolin, Die benin Diem ltan6> fam iie
5ur grploiion un6 SorrD &otpe itano
in 1einem Sormbeime i'm M1 in
Slomen unb ranrte in sic &iide,
mo fi9 ieine Gra1 befam6. Da1rb
feline Mmraberung an eine 5meite
&anne @oiolin tam bieie CUR grplo-
|iion, io6oB audi sic Srm1 f6redlide
8ran6ma1n6en babontr11g. Grob iei=
ner @dmer3en erinnerte &otpe iid)
leines @in6es nn6 rettete es aus Sem
brennen6en @auie, na66em er eime
Dede a1mt SOS &in6 geidlagen batte.
@ert Some, fem @r116er, trng bel Sen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ldtuere 8ran6=
ml1n6en 6abon. Some un6 @atttn tper=
SEN I9tperli9 Dem 2eben erbalten
mer6en f0nnen. /.
DuIutb. - Mus Sen eingelau-
fenen @eridten lit at erieben, 6aB
in ser eben 51tm Mbf@luB gefomme=
men 5difffabrtsiaifon rur 6ret5ebn
Sdiffe berumgliM un6 6abei iedB=
5ebn Men19en rm's 2eben gefom=
MEN itn6.
Mamfato. = 9er @ertb ser
Neuba11ten un6 &erbe1iernngen> sic
in Mantato I'M abgelmufenen Sabre
our6gefubrt mur6en, belauft iid auf
1,ngefabr $4,000.
Snamia (@orreipon6en5.) =
Gin fl. Mamen Seiu-@erein tpa1r6e
bier bot eimigen @onntagen NIT IS
Mitglie6ern gegriin6et. MQe tparer1
fin 6ieie quite @ade febr emtbuiias-
miert n16 bonn redten @eiite fir SEN
ne1een @eretn befeelt. Sim lebten
Som1tag folgten sic &naben SEN 3d.
tern un6 1lteren 8rii6ern un6 griin-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

6eten einen Dem Mamen SSei1 9e1peib-
ten S11ntor &erein, Dem ii4 3tpolf
&naben anidloiien. Die bier bette
ben6e III. @re13gemein6e, mel9e erit
iungit e%egriinoet tpuroe un6 6aber
on Mitglie6ern nod flein lit, 5eigt
edit tatbolifdem @eiit, mas our Soft
nung beredtigt, boB 6~erielben cine
quite 8a1funft b%eporitebt. s.
ct. @eter.-D Ser BEL feinen g.
tern 3uei Meilen meitli9 bon bier
t%uobnbafte 80 Sabre alte, urtberbei=
rntbete Garmer 0soar 2unbgrem
ma1r6e bon einem &aiiagier5uge Der
0mobababn m 9onneritagobenb
iiberfabren un6 get06tet. &ud feline
bei6en @fer6e tarnen babel INN.
8redenr'ibge.- Snfolge ser
County 0pttomMbitimml1ng lit @il-
fin County init @9luB bes Sabres
1915 in 6ie &eibe Ser ~trodenen"
Counties getreten. 3m0If @irtbidaf=
ten mubten 6esbab geidloifen ners
oen> 6abon aebn in 6te1er @tabt, cine
in &11ibbile un6 cine in Scent.
ct. Saul. - Mmfgrun6 bes
3eniu s bon 1910 bat ieman6 cine
MISUNDERSTANDING Ser beridie6ene1r
Mationalitaten, melde it6 IN 6ielem
Staate befin6en, gemadt um6 babel
SOS erfreulid]e &eiultat gefun6en,
6aB 6ie Deutiden in @inneiota nabe=
gu 10 5ablrei@ iin6, als 6ie Sfan6i=
napier, bon benerr man immer &C.
meint, 6ob iie ii9 in ser Mebrbeit
befdnoen. 9ieie 3~uiammenitellung
liefert ferner SEN @etpeis, bab 6ie
Deutiden in Minnefota Ole ergli<
fden 8urger bel meitem an Bail
i%ibertreffem. 9ieier @toat bot cine
@eIammtbebolter1tng bon 2,075,7o8
Seelen. @opo11 iin6 1l1r 575,081 TO-
genannte u@ingeborene," tudbren6
1884, 146 ufuem6geborene" iin6 o6er
bon aa1slanoii9en @ltern abltammen.
@o9 6en beridie6enen 2an6ern 5u=
iammengeiteM tpetit sic @ebolferung
folgen6e 3able1 a1f: @fan6inobier,
$685. 48 ober 2S.2 Broaent. Deut=
fde, 396,859 o6er 10. Bro5ent. Sri=
ide, 72,755 o6er 3.5 Bro5.; Sdott-
Gdn6er, 1866 o6er 6 Bro8ent; $50
|liien, 5,932 o6er 2 &ro5ert; Seifer=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

@er bier 1T ct. Saul immer 5u=
1lGdit ouS @erii9t bom 3o6e 6es
8oubern0rs b0rte - 6enm sic Madz
ridt perbrettete ii6 ungemein idneu,
Ser fo11nte es nidt gla1ben, Biz oie
tbatia91ide 8e1tGtigung e%introf.
ueberun ouf SEN Straben Ser @ta6t
fonrte man @ruppen BON Biirgern
feben, Die 6as @reigniB beipra4en
un6 Sen @erluit fir BEN Stoat, Ser
ba1rh SEN 500 6eS @oubernors emit
ftan6en lit. SIM 8iiro 6es @ouoer=
nors 1ab mani Ebrdnen flieBen un6
niele ser Mngeiteuten, sic idon jobre=
lang under linn geoient, betrauern
in ibm o11d einen itets giitigen @or-
geiebten, Der ibnen 5um 6reun6e &C.
mor6et1 mar. Die 6laggen ouf BENT
&opitol tpur6en gleid, a1s ii9 sic te=
legrapbiide Madridt beitattgt batte,
o11f Solbma1t geiebt. Gong ct. Saul
tro11ert I'M Ben 10 pl0tli@ un6 INT
er1partet bonn Sobe babingerafften
eberiten @eamte1t bes Stoates Mein=
nefotn. Mm Dorneritage iibernabm
Bi5e-@oupernor S. 81. 81. 8%urnq1riit
nod Ser itaatliden @erfaiiung Sic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ur6 tpur6e bonn
&idter George 8. 8unm bonn Sber,
geriht berei6igt. Ser @i5e=@ouper=
NOR mar ielbit front uno mebrere So
&c on's &m1s gefeiielt getpeien. Mit
benz Eo6e bon @oubern0r &ommon6
miro 6ie politiide Sage cine abnli6e,
tpie beim Eo6e BON @oupern0r Sobn-
ion int September 1909. DamoIs
uur6e i5e=@oubern0r u. 8. gber,
bort bon Manfato @oubern0r un6
aus Ser 6emofratilden M6mimitro=
tion tp11r6e cine rep1blitaniide. Mud
@oupernor 8urnquiit lit &epubIifa,
ner, m0bren1 @ammon6 Demofrat
Dnr.
Sic 8eholfer11ng BON ct. SEOUL
empfing in miir6iger un6 ebrfurdts=
boiler 8eiie 6ie iterbliden l1eberreite
6es @oupern0rs @ommon6, 6ie bon
Clinton, &c., ont Samitag in ct.
Ea11l anfamen. Som 3entralbobn=
bof, mo- Ser blumengeihmiidte Sarg
auf eine 9afette gelaben mur6e, BE-
pegte ii6 Ser &rauer5ug our6 eine
nit abge3ogenen &uten i@meigem6
marten6e @enge nod SEM &apitol.
Gin militdrtfder Solut bon II
6hufien unterbra6 alein sic feier-
Iide Stine. Sic 2ei9e lag Somitag
nnb Counting I'M aopitol aa1fgebobrt.
@obI an $4,000 @erforen pilgerten
am sont1tog gum @apitol, rm Ser
bort olfgebabrten 2eide 6es @ouber.
11ors sic Iebte @bre 3u be3eugen.
,8p0lf @t1noen lang, bon morgeu8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

reider 1, 1918 ODER SO @roaent
S@apei5er, 1851 o6er a @ro5ent. 81
Yro3ente o1sge6riidt, betrdgt bent.
nab sic nauslamoiide" 8eb0lferunq
ia rn6 Die fogenannte ~eingebo'
rene" muir 27.7 @rooent. Mebmer
Die Deutiden Nun ou6 m1f @r11no if.
rer m1meriiden Starte Die Sten11nq
inn offentliden 2eben elm, Die ibnen
gebiibrt?
Norb.9 afota.
@ran6 6orfs. - Sn elmer
~3ufammenfanft mit Darmern uno
@eibaftSle11ten ma1r6e 6ie @riim6lnq
elmer @ran6 SORTS County > gin1uam-
6erungsgefeufdoft beidIoiien. Mnton
Stonebouie mur6e NIT SEN einleiten-
6en @dritten betrua1t.
@iIIii It 0 n. - 8rlce Yarfin=
ion, alias Sail, elm aus DEM Stants=
reformotorium bon @aibington emit
%fpr11ngerer Marm Ser o1f 6en 5tpei
@6eiIen meitli@ bon @ap gelegener
81. 80. &art Sorm gearbeitet batte,
eridlug init elmer @iienitamge Jrau
@ort un6 lire 3pei S0bne, 6eren Ell
1rer 11e11n nn1 ser ar6ere 6rei5ebn
Sabre alt marer. 9ie 2eiden Ser
&naben berbarg er in ei11em @eui9o=
Der. @m Mben6e begab ct fi@ nod
&ap,- bon mo er sic 3tpei Godter Der
l1ngludliden, 6ie BEL elmer Sante,
Srmu Mc6arlame, auf 8eiu@ gene
fen maren, nah Sauie bradte,
fuibrte fie 1T bas 8immer, mo
sic 2eide ser Mrtter lag, un6
faete: Sebt, tpas i@ Sdred=
1ideS argeridtet babe. Damn bradte
er 6ie S09ter gu Der 6milie Mc=
|Garlane 51triid, mo CT 6ur@ ei1en Ste
bolperida1B ii6 ielbit entleibte. SRI
lem Mnideirt na6 tpor ser Mor6er
un6 @elbitm0r6er geiitesgeit0rt.
8ismard. - Madoem 6os
@taatsobergeridt Dos @eiu9 I'M Elm
&obeascorpus @erfabren abgelebmt
bat muBte g. e.. @nobgraB, ser I'M
3i1triftsgeri9t zines frimineqen Mn=
Critics idul6ig befun6en mor6en
nar, iebt feline 3u9tbausitrafe mtre=
ten.
Cargo Ole @anfeinlogen 6ie=
fer Stat iin6 TIM So, 991, $40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
8abD'S 6ant geplagt.

Simmer = @autm1sibIdge - gc5e<
ma MAIDEN RAID ben o11ftpeiden6en
un6 beilen6en @igeni@aften Ser 81.
&obion's gc3ema @albe. @lei@s
piel, mo iie iid befin6en, tpie lange
o6er idltmm ite ongeoouert baben
9r. Sobfon's @e5ema @albe miro ie-
6e Spur Der &ronfbeit bertreiben.
Sic tpir6 6ie &o11t 3u ibrer 11otiril-
den @eidbeit un6 @einbeit ber1tel.
len. 2aBt @uer &in6 ridt Iet6en -
iei6 nidt 6o6ur9 bertpirrt, 6aB SIR
bos @eiidt Cures 8in6e8 ungeItaltet
nit GIeden ODER bdBliden Mar-
BEN. @ebruudt ST.. $obion's @c5e-
ma '@olbe. Sc 1T gorantiert. Seine
&eilung, feline 8ablung. 500 Bel
&potbeter. - A13.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

Rur tpeniges tommt ben Menf9ex
10 bon 6eraen .ipie 6er5lofistett.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
Extra
Special

IL pounds Sugar for 81
with each purchase of
So, Or
3 pounds Sugar FREE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
MACHINERY IN
Ne WPORT PLANT
IS G|vEN TEST

When parts of the machinery in
the plant of the Newport Turpentine
and Rosin Company were placed in
operation Thursday, many persons in
the city believed that the factory was
open and carrying on business. w. B.
Logan, superintendent of the plant
stated Thursday afternoon that the
plant was only being tested and that
it would be ready for operation on
schedule time, November 1.
r. c. Palmer, who was formerly
connected with chemical laboratory
of the bureau of forestry at Madison,
has arrived in the city and is now &C
lively in charge of the chemistry de-
partment of the plant. Mr.. Palmer
has had wide experience in this par
ticular field, and has devoted espe-
cial attention to the manufacture of
paper from wood pulp.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
ATHLETICS AND
SOLDIERS PLAY
AGAIN SUNDAY

A second series of baseball games
has been arranged between the Ath-
letics and the team of the 22nd COM
pany, c. A. c., the first game of
which will be played ON the post dia-
mond tomorrow afternoon upon the
arrival of the two o'clock car.
The first series was concluded last
Sunday when the Athletics won the
deciding game from the soldiers by
a score of IL to d. The series was
holly contested one, and aroused
much interest both at the reserva-
ton and In Pensacola. No admission
is charged for the games and the at
tendance has heretofore been large.
Hartman and Reinhart are bat
teries for Athletics, whose lineup is
as follows:
E. Villar, third, E. Reinhart, catch
err; S. Mcintosh, short; R. McVoy,
left; n. Jeudevine, first; w. Bombay,
center; D. McVoy, right; L. Sanchez,
second and G. Hartman, Pitcher.
The soldiers lineup will be picked
from the following players: Trap,
Welch, Harris, Strawbridge, High
pockets, Gingrich, Kitchen, Slaughter
and OHM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
AMERICAN STEAMER.
RAMS NOSE IN MUD
IN LEAVING CHANNEL

In leaving the channel opposite the
life saving station, the coal-laden
American steamship Pennsylvania
stuck her nose in the mud, in about
eighteen feet of water, while her
stern swung clear in about six to sew
en- fathoms Of water.
The steamer was closely examined
yesterday, and it was reported that
the vessel had sustained no apparent
injury. 1t was decided, however, to
unload possibly six hundred tons OF
cargo, Tightening the bow, and this is
expected to aid the steamer greatly
in working herself free, and back into
deep water.
Two or three lighters were towed
to the steamer yesterday and late in
the afternoon about two dozen
negroes, boarding one of the coal
barges, went down to the Pennsyl-
vania to work as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
The place where the steamer en-
countered trouble was at spot which
some of the pilots assert should be
marked by a gas buoy if vessels are
going to leave port at night. There is
a 'spit," it is claimed, extending out
for several hundred yards, and there
is nothing to mark the channel at
that particular point.
The Pennsylvania, drawing a lit
tie more than twenty-three feet for
ward and about twenty-five feet aft,
left the coal chutes shortly after z
o'clock Friday night, bound for the
gulf. All went swimmingly, with
Pilot Davidson at the wheel, until the
ship brought up with sudden impact.
The ships trouble was reported by
night signals, snd several tugs were
dispatched to the scene.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
He Was Worried and Hopeless.

For ten or twelve years / was
bothered with bad kidney trouble"
writes 7. F. Hutchinson, Little Rock,
Ark. II tried many remedies and
doctors, but grew worse all the time.
| was worried and had almost given
up all hopes. | tried Foley Kidney
Pills and they helped me a lot. /
have since used five boxes and am
now well man." Foley Kidney
Pills drive out aches and pains due
to kidney trouble; also sleep disturb
ing bladder disorders. D'Alemberte' g
Pharmacy. ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
c. F. & 4. COAL
CHUTEG SOON Be
IN OPERATION NOW

The testing of the coal chutes of
the G. F. & A. was resumed Thurs
day, and a greater part of the ma
chinery was placed in operation than
last week. The two chutes were OPP
Grated and the great tower itself was
moved about on the dock. 1t is IN
derstood that all of the preliminary
trials have been satisfactory and the
chutes will be used at an early date,
Some tracks will be laid on the
fill, before the structure can be used,
and it is expected that this will take
only a short time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
SERVICE
At WEST HILL
BAPTIST SUNDAY

Much interest is being manifested
in the special services now in pro-
gress at the West Hill Baptist church
and the meeting is said to be proving
a success.
The following unique announce
ment has been made:
"Six hundred men wanted at the
West Hill Baptist Church Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock, at which time J..
A. Ansley win preach to men only
from the subject, "A White Lie.'
There has been much interest and
a number of additions to the church
since the meeting began. There will
be preaching tonight at 7:30.
DR.. Lischkof is out of the
city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up
The System.

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You
know what you are taking as the
formula is printed on every label,
showing it is Quiuine and Iron In a
tasteless form. SOC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-30

Irish Potatoes, per
peck ............. SOC
York Imperial Apples,
per peck ........ SOC
Brookheld Butter,
2 pounds for -. .75c
Silver Leaf Flour,
24-pound sack ,S1.1O
Lard, per pound. 1916
Picnic Hams, per
pound TIC
Swift Premium Hams,
per pound ... .23c
Best Whole Grain
Rice, per pound .51ae
Farinia, Tapioca and
Barley, 3 pkgs for Csc
Graham Flour, 5-lb
sack ............. 25c
Pettijohn Flour, pkg 25c
Macaroni and Spag-
hetti, per doz $500. 40c
Fox Brand Tomatoes,
2 cans for ........ 15c
Oysters, Q cans for. 15c
Raisins, per can. .15c
Catsup, 25c bottle. 15c
Sardines, A cans for. 15c
Snider's Tomato Soup
2 cans for ........ .25c
California Peaches,
25c can for. $3.50. 15c
| Hawaiian Sliced Pine
| apple, 25c can 49,. .15c
| California Asparagus,
\ 25c can ...........1 5c
| Maxwell House
Coffee, 2 cans. =. .65c
4 White Beans, two
\ pounds for .25c
| Calumet Baking Pow
4 der, 25c can zoe
/ CASTLE Soap, 10c can
4 for ............. SC
| Extra
/ Special
Il II pounds Sugar for ST
Il with each purchase of
Il So, Or
3 pounds Sugar FREE
| Phone
| 2O27
| Garden and Devillier.
/ On the Belt Line Car.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-01
BY L. F. WALBRIDGE.
CThe sun News seryice.)

New York, April 3O.-New York City
has seldom, if ever, been confronted
with a more serious labor situation than
that which Is taking shape today. By
sundown tomorrow it is altogether prob
able that 100000 workers representing
the bulk Of, the employees in various
trades, will be on strike.
But it is not only in New York City
that the situation is looming ominous.
Tomorrow. May Day, strikes in about
every walk of industrial activity are to
be called, il demands, previously pre-
sented by the workers are not met. As
an example. take such a seemingly timor-
Gus set of workers as the bakers Their
national organization embraces some
10000 men. In every city of any size
they have demanded higher wages TO be
paid beginning May /. 1t is altogether
likely that the demands will be met in
New York City. where there are 15,ooe.
and that there viii be no strike. but in
other cities it is learned that the de-
mands will not be met. and that there
will In consequence be a walk-out.