davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-15
9rin5 Srieori6 @ilbelm non
6eilen lit gefallen.

9lls 9uenos 4pres mel0et mon:
Die groBte Concentration eegen Die
nel1e yS6lparse 2ite" @~roBbritan=
MEMS, Die bisber in irgeno einem
2nnoe abgebalten mllrbe, fanb bier
auf Dem aongreB-Glabe itatt bel eli
ner auBeroroentlih ltarfen geteili=
gurg Der 8epolferung. Solitude
uno patriotiihe Organiiationen be-
teiligten ii6 on Der Concentration,
aber oas 6auptfontingent Der 3abf
nad itelten WeIfdftsleute nno beren
4ngeitelte. Inter ben &eonern ma-
rem Elm paar Der befanntelten Yoli=
tifer in Der argentinii6en 6uupt-
ltaot; lie bei6uloigten @%roBbritan-
MEN, ben @eriud 5u MAIDEN, ben
gan5er 8an oes internationaleu
Hehts um5nitiir5en uno erfldrteu,
oaB feline neutrale 9fation ii6 Die
@bldneiornta ibres eigenen Sanoels
oltr6 irgeno eillen Der &riegfiibren-
Sen gefallen laiien ioae. Die geieb-
geberilden @ieoerpergeltungs -@aB=
nabnlerL nelhe Der amerifaniIhe
&onereB paiiierte, BADEN Die Sd1lo
Der bieiigen Sppollenten Der enali=
ihen rShmar5en elite" perltdrft;
Die &eoner ~erlpG6nten oes Sefterell
Sen bon oen Ser. Staaten einge-
nommenen Stdnopunft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-15
@rnnpeiaentunrs : 1lebertrasuausr.

Sc. sc. nnb {. Niflas an. George We.
Serbian, @ru1oitiif on Der @eit Sail
Mne., $1,000.
S. 8. @riner, bnr6 5heriff. an Srau
g. adufman, 8rlnOltiid I'M neuen
GitDz8lod AL; $64.91.
Sabian g6noe5. burd 6griff, an
Srau 8. Sandman, @runbitiid I'M iieuen
gitps8lof 1873, $23.05.
Srau Yaula Gutierrez, ollr6 5be~
riff, an Srau 8. &anfman, @runDifiid
i'm nelien gitpsBlpd 1904, $22.29.
Srau 8. g. @ntlin, 0ur6 Sberiff,
an Sran 8. aalfman, @rnnoltiif i'm
neuen gitbs8lof 625; $23.91.
Sgnaeio 5ernanbe3, burb Sberiff,
an Srm g. &a1fman, 43A Nder 2mo;
1888.
$. Il. N9ooius an W1ateo ga1tiIo,
@runbitif an Der Wonte8uma IueD;
$3.50.
Srau Spa 9uesler Ii. u. an @. g.
Goblin, @rlnoftiid an Der ct. Marbs
Ctr; $4,000.
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Smldmo.
Ser YaI1aqier< I'm

Der 8aIiagier- un0 5rabt=
ounpfer uGongreB" BON Ser 9ocific
Coat Gompallp lit 5pei Meilen BON
Coos Ban an Der &iiite BON Ore
gon p%erbrannt. 9as S6iffe batte
253 8aiiagiere uno cine Manni6oft
Don 70 &opfen an 8oro, oie lammt,
lif) gerettet mltroen.
- Die Ser Ilasfa BnGers Cont
PAM geborige 9orfe Star Of Chile"
tit 25 Meilen iiioli6 BON San Sran=
cisco auf Die &iffe o%ufgelaufen;
ons Sdiff bate al1Ber Ser ~regularen
Manni6aft geeen 200 @rbeiter, Die
nit Dem Geinigen uno 3eritiideln
Ser gefangenen Slide beidaftiat mo-
rem iomie BEN Sang Der gor5en
Salon an 8oro. Ser S6lepp=
oampfer u6eorleB" lit Der 9orfe, oie
einen @ebalt BON 1000 Sonnen bat,
81 Sitlfe geeilt.
- @eniger ols IA Gro5ent Der
%regiitrterten meibli6en Stimmge6er
boben ii6 an Sen G~rimaruablen IN
SGinois 6eteiligt. Son benett, oie
gemGblt bnben, iolen ungefabr 22,-
900 fiir oas bemofratil6e mo
10000 fir oas republifaniI6e Sidet
geltimmt boben.
- Sic in Wiiioltri &anias, Of
laboma n1o @(rfanlas ftreifenoelt
&oblengrdber ba6en Ii6 porlaufig
NIT Sen 8ergperfs : geiieern ge-
einigt u1lo Die 2eute meroen oie Ir=
belt nieoer %altfnebmen.
Sn Detroit perbrannten bier
2eltte in einem ser nSaIpation s(r=
mn" geborigen inouitriellen Gtablii
cement, in DEM gegen 80 Mrbeiter be-
i6aftigt fparell, oie iibrigen fonn-
ten MIR nit pieler Miibe ~gerettat
meroen.
- 8ice : 8rdiioent Maribal MIR
Sc 0~onneritag bon ieiner Domination
6enadri6tigt. Notiirli6 Iagte er in
ieiner Nnnabmereoe einen g~ldn5enoen
bemofratilhen Sieg boralts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-15
goit nad Der aIten 9eimai.

Gle n6dften relitraIen 0ampfer,
Die Boltiaden fin Oeuti6lano uno
SeIterreid-ltngarn BON Seem Uorf
mitnebmen, iino:
u8ersensfioro", Bergen Sams.
tag, 16. September.
Oscar IL" &openbagen, 9on-
neritag, %. September.
uartitianiafioro", Bergen, Cams
tag, Z. Sftober.
nSelig Slap@, aopenbagen Dom
nerltag, II. OCTOBER.
yStodbolm, @otbenblirg, Gums
tag, IA. Sftober.
y6reoerif VIII" &openbagen,
Mittmo6, Is. Sftober.
Limited States", &%openbagen,
9onnerftaa, 26. Sftober,
o9ergensfioro", 8ernen. %. Of
to6er.
@s lit notipenoie, ben Namen oes
betreffenoen 9ampfers groB uno
oeutli6 auf Dem 9riefumidlag 5i
permerfen. Sober 8rief Ionte Ser
art marfiert meroen, 90 er ionit biel-
leiht uuf nelitralen 9ampfern 6efor-
BERT miro, Die enaliIde SGfen anlau-
fen.
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Gine ppetiidJe @arnnng.

Man Idrei6t aus Safe: gn ser
Sebliter Sdleuie ouf Dem @ege BON
SeiBling nod Gaumburg muroen
Die Spo5iergdn9er iebt our6 @ar-
mmgstafeln, Die in folgenocr @eiie
@oeiie nit @roIa miIdeit, pom
getreten Der Inftigen @ieien obge-
Idreft:
8ns Iie6e @ie6 bralldt 6utter,
lluo 8rot bas Gaterlano,
8as lit 10 tlnr mic Butter;
Wiro ielblt bonn Hino %trfannlt.
8rum tritt nift auf Die g9ieTen,
On idldoeit in Der Eat
Cont muBt on bafiir biiben:
6iinf Wart. Ser airdenrat.
Die poetiide @arnnng bat gut ge-
mirft: 9isber lit nod fem SAL bon
elmer 8eifdoiguna oieier 8ieien
oorgefommelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-15

9ie uSoutbpeItern Conference
OH Subercllloiis", cine BripatgeIea-
ldaft, bat inn @ifs @eb1ube Elm
Biiro er0ffent. Die @elelIidaft Der.
ididt BON bort aus Tompblete uno
Jlugbl6tter na6 allen Seilen Ser
Ser. Staaten, our6 nel9e ftdft ben
&ongreB CUR Innabnte zines Sc
ieses sur gefGmpfnng Der Sdhmino-
fltdt ueranIaiien nil. @u6 ioa bar
auf bingearbeitet meroen, oaB oie
yer. Staoten Die SGIfte ser &urfo-
item fir unbemittelte Sdminoiiihti-
ge tragen, faas oieieIben 75c pro
Gag nno Batienten nidt iiberiteigen
lino Die anoere Salfte BON Ben Sci
mats-G oltnties be3ublt miro.
Gle 0si[itGrbeboroen beabiid)-
tieen 1917 Mfer 2anb, iiiolid pom
Jlngfeloe, 5niiden Ser Muitiner
&anoitraBe u1t6 Der Salaoo gelegen,
CUR Mnlaee zines neien grer5ier-
-plabes su pa1ten. Die @erbanblitn-
gen 5tpilden ben 9ffi5ieren uno ben
San6pigentiimern iolen CUR 3nfrie-
oenbeit better Harteien a6geihlollen
lein urio man martet Il nod bar
auf, oaB oos llebereinfommen bonn
&rieas : Miniiterium in @afbingtoil
inooIiiert miro.
@eridieocne Der I'M Gamp
@illon ltationierten Wili5 Soloa-
ten, meld)e megen fleiiier @ergebeli
Dor Dem &rieesgeridt proSeifiert
muroen, baben &roteit oagegen err
boben, oaB Negeroffi5iere oes s. 81
linois MiIi5 : &egimentes 5t Mit-
glieoern bes ariegSgeridts ernannt
Dnroen uno ais b~eiiisenoe Tifter
funaiert boben. Sb oos ben pro-
te~ftierenoen Solbaten piel bclfeu
spiro, bleibt ab5uiparten.
Gs beiBt, baB Trofeiior &iib'
nemann Groe Hopember nod eir
IaI bierberfommen miro, Inn in
Sssnterelie Der yOitpreuBen : ,Silfe"
@%ortrdge 81 balten. Grof. &iibnes
mann fam mie bel leinem eriter
geiuh I'M Sanuar pergangenen Sab
res auf einen ber5lihen gmpfan(
red)neu.
9ic piertdgiee 3eier oes oil
ben IS. September fallenoen meri
faniider NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
an Ionneritag i'm Son TeOro Ear
NIT @eoen. @iuiif nno Ian5 eroffne
moroen. Die Seitliffeiten meroei
an Sonntag ibren AbihluB finoen.
Gie bieiige S%trabenbabn : Ser
naItung, ipeIhe 80 iieiie, goii5 an
Stabl gebaute Cars I'M 4nfong 8
SIS. IN ct. 9onis belteat batte, ii
iebt beita1ridtigt moroen, oaB 81
@agen, niht Dor Gnoe Oftober noe
gen Wangels on Stabl ~abgeliefer
mer0en fonnen. Natiirli6l Ser gan
sc in ben Ser. Stoaten gefuonnen
StabI miro ia CUR Seritelung boz
Wlnition uno annonen fiir 81
Serrn eneldnoer gebrpudt.
9ad geenoigung Der 4rbeitel
fir Die San Antonio Belt & 5ermi
nal Hailmop Gompanp ipa Der itdo
tide ltnrat, mie aiihenabfdQe
&ebridt uIp. per 8abn nad einen
neu a~n5ule9enoen uno BON Der Stab
5iemlid entfernten @erbremung5
ofen transportiert utto oort pernifJ
tet weroen.
Der Stills Sberiff Sobn gu
bira berbaftete am 9onnerItag ail
Der eilenbabnfabrt nod Souiton, Dol
mo er eiilen alttomobil Spiebubet
na6 San antonio tronsportierei
DoIlte, einet Soloaten, ser bonn Bic
iiaeu Toiteu beiertiert nor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-15

Die sIpnild)e Seitnng" aits Der
lin iagt, Die SffiSiere bes @ierten
@rief)iid)em Irmeefurps uurOen NIT
ibren Tamilien BON Gamala mad
Sentidlano gebradt werben.
Ger Observation-Disclosures Der
0Niews a ben Sag" laBt iid iiber
Die Gage in Gumanien pie folgt
p~ernebmen: Set Der Ginnabme pom
5utrafan nno SiIiltria befinoet iid)
Der llebergang ii6er Die Conan atl
5pei tpiftigen Stellen Der 9obrlto-
Ida irl Ma6tbereid Der aanof1en Ser
@erbiinoeten. Sltenita ann n0roli-
den liter Ser 9onali, BON mo Die
8ubu na9 8ufareit fmbrt, lit be-
reits inter Seuer %genomtmten. Gs
bleibt oen Gumanen mir nod Der
5ueite 9riifenfopf Gernapooa, Dit
lid bon Siliitria, nel6er nit ser
SafenfeItung Gonitanaa am S6par-
sen Meer iitoli6 oerhtnoen lit. Sil
Dieiem oltliben Gaum ser 9obruS<
ida operieren bie GuiIen. nit ben
&umdnen gemeinlam bis in Die Sc
gelo norolid BON 9obriti6 berrl1-
ter. Die 3abl Ser ruiiii6en Iit-
fdmpfer miro auf 100000 bis
100000 Mann geIdabt, uno ibnerl
iteben init Den bulgarilden auf
tiirfii6e Sfreitfrdfte gegenii6er. Die
8Hfarelter Meloung. oaB Die 9ul-
garen mieoer aus 0obritid perfrfe-
ben muroen. miro oemclltiert our1
Ole ausfiibrli6e amtti1e Meloung
aus Sofia iiber Die Sample moro
lid BON 0obriti6 bonn 8. bis 7.
September. 9arnad lit Der Seino
oolig geidlagen moroen nno miro
BON oen iiesreiden @ulgaren per-
folgt. @n oieien a1mpfen bot oie
81. rrIiiide 9ipiiion, Ole 10. rlt-
maniife Differentiation uno cine
ruiiiIh lerbii6e 9ioilion teifge-
nommen. Ilio ali6 BORT tauden sic
Serben pieoer auf. 0a6 oen err
item gfieoerlagen i'm eigellen SeIo-
aug naren gauge Ier6iIhe Sruppen-
perbanoe iiber sic rllmdrii6e @ren5e
! getreten uno oort interniert woroen.
Die iilto beute, pieaeid)t audi onrd)
Serben ans 6liBlano oeritarft, ben
@erteioigern HumdnienS 5ugeleat
uno erbalten nun oas 5peite Wfnl
ibre 8riigel.
SransOiilde 9nftidiffer iolen
gom6en anf bic b~ulsariiGe Sanpt-
ita6t Gofia geiporfen baben.
0eutife uno oiterreidil9e s3eitul-
gen bebaupten, Der peritorbene ao-
mig &urol BON &umdnien babe aui
ieinem Sterbe6ette, fur5 Dor ieinem
Go1e, ieinem Reffen, Dem iebiger
&onig, uno DEM Bremierminilter
8ratianu iein politii6es SeItameni
gege6en. Die Sauptforoerung oes.
lelben lei getueien: 0@tDige 6reunO-
ihaft NIT 0eutidlano uno Deter
reid. Der aronprin5 uno Ora,
tionu bitten it'd 6eioe. ourh Sano'
i9tag, p%erpflid]tet, oieie YoIitif fort.
5uIeeen. 8ieie Mitteilung flingi
romanbaft uno es miro bel elmer
lolden S5ene aud mol @iemano slt.
gegen geiuelen 81 lein, nm iiber if
berihten 5u fonnen. ober es miiro(
9an3 i'm Sinne a0nig Garol'S gcban.
BELT ieiu, pent er bon ieinem 0adl,
foIger uno OeIien Minilter elm ser.
artiges 8erfpreden p%erIongt bate.
Der aOriuesiide 9ampfer yGtbelA
| lit uerienft morSeu.
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3eitunas.NeiienSer perlamat.

Sin geluanSter j3eitnnss-8eiienber
uerlangt inter porteilbaften Sebin-
snmsem. Mnk quite Gmpfeblnnsen ia.
ben. Npplifatiunen ST riften an bic
Sreie Ereiie fir Seras. z
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me Sprten BON Sruf : qrbeiteu.
iute Bidder, p5oloers", griefbusen unb
9onperts, 9arten, Girculare, GinlaSuu.
gen niiu, IN Seatid ittb GnsltfdD, nett
amssefiibrt. @tIfun e Sdjtue
mt O n n Brintins Co., 206 &aparro ctr.
Sci. Grpdett 1924.
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Wnnt ShieknIak.

Selomebel: .Menif, MiiIler. no
I6ieBen Sic benin MIR BIN? Sie
lpoa'n moi uff'n @ars Ole 9eutroli-
tat perleben, mas2"
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Sn 8ritilb Columbia miro man
fiinftig 6rallenitimftredt uno 8robi-
bition baben. @ir gonten on Serr-
lbaften BORT beioes.
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GTtic }%UTe il stra8: Sreitag IS. September 1916.

= No6itebenoe Serren iin6 5u
8eanttet oes Beethoven : M}anner-
6ors ertpdblt lporoen: Sacob 8aJ-
ner, 9r1iibent; Mor @aeb> @i5e-
9raiioent; 81. grler, Sefretdr; SIS
HeuB, S6aBnlei1ter.
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Sans III Dfrrenten.

Sas nntere nnb obere Stuftuerf
bon Nr. 21S St-Gommerce Gtrase
1T 5n berrenten. @abere Insfunft In
SIR Office Der ,ssreien 0rer'e"
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@abrideinlides @etter.
Sir San @ntorio uno umgegenO
6elite abeno uno Samltag, flor.
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@urfen. per Grate So 90.
@ieh Marft.

San antonio, Ser, Is. Sept. 1916
&iibe $4.t5 bis S5.70.
&dlber $500 bis $500.
Sdlien $500 bis 1926.
guuen $4.75 Biz $500.
ct. 9ouis, is. Gept. 1916 Minoz
bieb. SeraszIieh. $3.50 bis $3.50.
S6fueine 1925 Bis $1f.30.
SGrte.
Sdtuere bonn ShIafter ......22 Gts.
pei6te Bun S&lahter .22 Cts.
Grim aefaiaene ,......t9h Sta,
Jelle.
Wolf uno Sufs ...........2 90 g.s
GngorasSieeen. per gfo. ......10 Cts
Tnecras3iegeu beihdbiet -. 8 gs
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@eimdjt: Gin Mamn fir Sas Dent-
ide prp~teitantiIde Mltembeim, nm
Tarmarbeit sn TIM mnb SIT melfen.
3n meloen Selepbon Grufett $50.
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San antpniu, gex, Is. Sept. 1916
Srime CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil, 81
eeiitS pei @nIlone.
9ie,u gorf, Is. Sept. - Spot, 1885
nn0 $1,000; Sanlar, $9.s7 nrlD 1919;
Sebrunr, $685. unb 1886; Mdr5.
$1O.05 unb $10.06; Npril. 5000 uno
S10.25; September, 1910 nn0 $3.50;
OCTOBER. $3.50 uno 5000; Nobember,
$9.68 n1b $3.50; 9e5ember, $9.71 nno
S9.73.
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Der @ert elmer 8onne reinen
@oloes lit $500, 1921.
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Garm= ErD0nfte.
@emaie.

9artoffeln, California, $3.50.
SuBe aartoffeln, 8bite Gam, $t.75:
Yun1pfin Gam, 1926.
3piebeln, California, $500.
3niebeln, grim, per SOB. ginoeI Acc.
8obnen, Crime, 1925 per 8ni6eI.
GaoiesGen. 40e I. / 9bo. <Siinoel.
Blunenfohl, &c uno Il per Rfb.
&ohl, $500 per Crate.
@riiner Rfeffer. 81 per gufdeI.
Seaerie, 65c II. 75c per 9nbeu1.
8eteriilie. 35e Der 9bo.sgiinoeI.
@antaloupes, Stanoaro, $3.50 per
Crate; Gpnb, 1925 per CRAZE.
@eerrettig 8nrsein, per Yfo. 1916
Somaten. Seras, a SCRIBE, S5c unb
90c.
@nrfen, per gratet$2.o0
&opfialnt, 1925 Der Crate.
@elbe Wrrseln. 40c per 9iibefS.
Squaib. 75c Ii. 65c per 8ufhel.
Spinat. 75e per Bushel.
Sfrn. $1.00 fir 8ufdeI.
@ierpflan8ert, S1.25 per 4ufhel.
geeten. Acc per 9tb. zgiinbel.
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Y1arft ; Berisbt
Sanmuu4e.
Gpttpniamem=E rp0nfte.

Gan antonio, Ser, 14A gts.
@alneiton, geitern, 1876 gts.
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6rtcgs : Nadbribten.

(8ortiesuug BON Der I. Seite.)
Die u@ohiide 3eitnng" aits ger=
lin iagt, Die SffiSiere bes @ierten
@~riediid)en SrmeefDrps murOen NIT
ibren Tamilien BON &amala mad
SeitIdlano gebrad)t werben.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
BOXING FANS SEE
4 SPIRITED BOUT
JOE sIEBER OF NEW YORK,
LIGHT WEIGHT PUGILIST,
JOINED LOCAL ATHLETES YES
TERDAY FOR SHORT STAY.

Quite crowd of boxing fans who
had assembled at the new athletic
club rooms yesterday to see Dempsey
and Shaughnessy in friendly bout,
were surprised when a stranger walk
ed in and was recognized as Joe Sic
her of New York, light weight
boxer, who scraps at $50 pounds. In
Producing himself, he asked Manager
OTeary to be matched with anyone
not over 100 pounds, and as this re-
quest was made just after Jimmy
Dempsey and Pete Shaughnessy had
finished four fast, hard rounds, Sieber
was asked to put on the gloves with
Gentleman Pete. Sieber very willing
ly accepted the invitation, and made
an exceedingly good showing. Sew
eral present competent to Judge such
matters stated that If properly ham
died, Sieber would soon be giving
a good account OF himself.
With Dempsey, Shaughnessy and
Sieber in training now, and several
local boys who have agreed to be on
hand this afternoon at 4 o'clock, there
is every reason to believe that the
club will be quite popular place in a
short time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
MRS. TAYLOR HOSTESS FOR
MISS WHITING

Miss Julia Whiting will leave next
week for California where she will
be the guest of her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyer Whit
ing, stopping en- route in Ell Paso,
Texas, on visit to the LeBaron fam
lily. Miss Whiting has been the re-
cipient of a number Of social atten-
tions, as pretty expression of fare
well from her friends, among the
courtesies paid her being an afternoon
card party at which Mrs. j. Frank
Taylor was hostess, five tables having
been arranged for Five Hundred, Mrs.
Taylor having invited for the after
noon Miss Whiting, Mrs. II. A. Bros
naham, Mrs. Leslie Partridge, Mrs.
w. K. Hyer, Mrs. R. A. Hyer, Mrs.
Henry Hyer, Mrs. Marion Hyer, Mrs.
William Pierce, Mrs. Bryan Dunwody,
Mrs. ]. S. Reese, Mrs. /. H. Aiken,
Miss Fannie Aiken, Mrs. F. B. Hager-
man, Mrs. e. A. Fernauld, Mrs. NAL
Tory Kennedy, Mrs. w. B. Ferriss,
Mrs. FL. G. DeSilva, Mrs. A. G. Blount,
Miss Leila Reese, Miss Pattie Holden,
Mrs. William Fisher came in after the
game.
A travelling case, beautifully fitted
out, was Mrs. Taylor's guest prize,
the award for high score going to
Mrs. A. C. Blount, dainty fan; Mrs.
F.. B. Hagerman won the trophy for
consolation, a serving tray.
After the game, salad and sweet
course were served at the small
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
EDNA r Il

Foolish maid, the man was evi-
IDENTIFY only performing an act Of or
binary courtesy in seeing you safe
ly home. He may have a wife and
babies at home. Any gentleman will
do anything in his power to aid
lady in distress. You have no right
to intrude yourself upon his notice
He pays no attention to your pres
ence for the purpose of discouraging
all attempts at further acquaintance.
Be wise and allow the man who is
eager to know you TO make all the
advances necessary to show his in
terest and secure an introduction.
How girls can imagine they are in
love with a man whom they do not
actually know Is beyond my com
prehension.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
Met In a snowstorm.

Dear Miss Libbey: / am a stem
ographer, twenty-one years old and
not bad looking. One evening dur
ing the recent heavy snowstorm, as I
was Flooding along through the
drifts, gentleman happening along
offered me the protection of his arm
and his umbrella to my home, which
was not out of his way. He was very
pleasant, raised his hat and babe me
courteous good night at my door.
/ have seen him several times since,
but he does not appear to remember
me, or does not want to kss9w me. !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
Girls Who Are Envied.

GlrIs VINO Are EnvIed.
"Great and good persons well may be,
Free from guilt, but not from envy
free.
Envy lodges success, and every Vic
tors crown
Is lined with thorns and worn midst
scoffs."
A philosopher has somewhere said:
Every other sin but envy has some
pleasure annexed to it or will admit
of some excuse. But envy lacks
both. He who pampers it in his
heart admits another has far greater
success than he could merit and thus
tacitly acknowledges his own infer
iority."
1t is never the plain girl who has an
abundance of good sense, but no way
of showing it, who is envied. On the
contrary, it is the girl who makes the
most of the few charms she has, is
ambitious and has push that lights
the fire of envy in her sister women's
hearts. If there's church affair, the
plain girl takes it upon herself to
dress a hundred dolls, make perfume
sachets, bake cakes, working early
and late faithfully to make the fair
success. On the night of the great
gathering, she is in the little back
81 oI,.1 -
big Bingham apron, cutting the cakes
and seeing that the oyste IS and cof-
fee are just right.
There isn't a woman who knows
her that would think of envying her.
How could they? The girl with
push in her wouldn't take her po-
sition in the back room; not she.
Quite as soon as she hears the plan
for the fair discussed she applies for
the flower table, which is sure to be
the greatest attraction and is always
in the centre of the room. She is
badly needed to serve the soup, as a
waitress, but she would rather sell
rosebud to nice young man, fast
ening it to the lapel of his coat with
her most roguish, bewitching smile.
1t Is fair presumption on her part
that she must look prettier than all
the other girls, surrounded by that
bewildering mass of blooms. She
makes a picture of herself.
Girls should not envy her, but they
do. When the ice is frozen over the
river or the big pond, she gets out
last years old sweater-which she
dyed bright crimson-pulls a red
knit cap down over her curls and
starts off for a skate. She goes
alone, believing she will find plenty
of escorts anxious to beau her home.
She knows little about skating, and is
sure to pitch and fall awakwardly at
her first attempt, depending upon
some gallant young man to pick
her up.
There's always enough to aid
beauty in distress. Envied? Of
course she is by every girl on the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
HOUSING COMPETITION
TO BE PUT ON SOON

Ne York, Feb. 3.-Plans for a ma
tional housing competition, the object
of which is ITO make the English
language, Americanship and Ameri-
can standards of living prevail in
every community" were announced
today as the result of conference
called by Mrs. Vincent Astor. Frank
Trumbull, chairman of the board of
directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, presided. Theodore Roose-
welt was among the guests.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04

ice. The girl who has to stay at
home because her folks strictly won't
allow her to go skating even an aft
ernoon without an escort may be
beauless a little while. But she is
missed. One cannot see her face
everywhere, at any time, as the girl
who pushes herself in every place.
The girl who is so much envied rare
ly makes a success of life. She who
is modest and bides her time wins
deeper and more lasting hold on the
hearts of men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
NJ. D. N.

This letter has reached me rather
late for my reply to be of value to
this lover. He who takes the we'd
ding ring with him finds that he has
brought the ideal gift of all others.
If you are in doubt you still have
time to try il.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
ONLY as q Friend 10 Her.

Dear Miss Libbey: I, your girl
reader of eighteen, ask your counsel.
Only with the agreement that he was
to be considered just as a friend. /
kept company with young man
two years-one to whom / would
have been devoted before long. Not
long ago, he left me. l feel as
though there is none other like him.
This l acknowledged to myself now.
Do you advise writing him a letter
telling him of my deep regret since
he left?
Your reader,
F NJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
PEOPLE Events: !:
By Celia MyrOOer Robinson. |

serious illness. In a letter received
few days ago from Mrs. Swinburne,
it was stated that he had been suffer
ing recently with what his wife
thought to be rheumatic symptoms.
No other news of his illness was re-
ceived, the wire announcing his death
yesterday afternoon coming as
great shock to the family.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04
NEWS OF Mr.. sWINBURNE's

DEA / H.
Many friends in Pensacola will
learn with deep regret of the death
in East Orange, New Jersey, of
George Way Swinburne, well known
in this city, where he married Miss
Ella Yniestra, sister of Mrs. Laura
Fontaine, and the Misses Bessie and
Allie Yniestra. The news came as a
great shock to the family, as recent
letters had given no suggestion of a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-04

All shades of tan will be prominent
in springs spectrum. This suit is
cut of deep tan broadcloth, with a
quaint edging on the coat of brown
velvet ribbon. Bell sleeves, a full
short skirt and shocking about the
collar are interesting details.