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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
10. 8 pitsI.

Ssrr Sinrich 5eaner bate fdon
ndbreno Der 5eimrsiie na9 5onnps
Der penigitens ieiltpsiie bic tiefe @ers
itimmuna unp ben GisI iiberipunben,
Don pel4en er iia tDabrenb ieints iurs
gen 9tufentbaItes in Seer ergriffen ges
fiiblt. Sn bem ausenbIid, in tpels
dem Jrisori6 Rotoorn ibm am pers
G4tIi9iten erihienen mar unb er bic
M0gIiatsit ins @use ssfabt, 9ebtea
auf cine anbere Weiie gu einem Sorts
tommen gu Derbelfsn, eripps sr offens
bar etipas bur9aus @ernunfttpibris
ses. Die bsioen Nenfden, lin bic
es ii4 hQnbsIte, bdtien iid brei Sabre
btnburh setannt. Rur Elm dubersr
llmitanb, Der einem 10 rsiden Manne
tpie 9inri9 5ellner Dor allen Dinsea
gerinsfiisis erf9einsn mubte, ipar ihs
rer 8erbinbuns binDerli9 gepsien.
5riebrih Rptborn mar ni9t beHsr
unb ni9t f4Ie9ter aIs 9ubelbe ieis
nesglei9en - er mar ein erbdrmlis
der, granddaughter g9drdtier.
Mas 9ebtsa anbelangte, 70 tduf6te
er iia pobl iaum, ipenn er permutste,
bab tie als Sriebria RotbOrns Jrau
elm ibre 9tniprii6e befrisbisenbes ass
ben fiibren tperbe. Sic bate nidts
BON Der srniten art Glstss. Wsnn
Sinri9 Sellner ii6 aud iii9t DieI Inn
bic apeite 5o9ter Der Ghpeiter ges
tiimmert, 10 erinnerte er ii9 nod, bab
man iie bas gbenbilb ibres @aters
eenannt. Sn biefsm GalIs DerIanste
iie O6ne 3tpeifs1 nifts iptiter als sin
mOsli9it bequemes, gutss 2eben, pisls
Ieidt serabe Elm ioldes, fpie iie es Bee
reits brei Sabre lang BEL JrieOri4
Rotbprn CUR beiberIeitisen 3ufriebens
beit gefiibrt. qluberbem tpiirbe ibre
@erbinbung nit Inn ibr Qnfeben in
ben 4ugen Der Welt 10 melt ipiebers
beritellen, als bies na9 bem @ef4e>
benen mogli9 mar.
Shon am 3fpeiten Sage nah 5ins
rib Sellnsrs Riidtebr nad Sannoper
fam Elm Brief BON 5rfebri9 Rotborn,
In fpsl9em er ibm mitteilte, bob er
mad reiflider lleberlegune gu BEN
gntf6luB getommen fei, Gebter
anottnero su beiraten. ST babe ii4
am Morsen bei bersn eltern bds 5ds
mort gsbulf, nur tpiiBtsn tpsber bisie
nod er, tpobin Gebfea gsgangen iei.
8ie[ei6t babe iis ibren @es 5u ibrer
8eripcnbtfduft naf Srbobs senDm-
men. Dns Qlufsebpt ioIIe isbenfolls
slsid beitsnt iperberL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
Mns BEN
Nlnffernef
Roman Don
Sannb &iiud qiitetsburs.
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ssrtsbri9 Rotborns Wortihfpau.
nit tpelpsm er iif jeBt in gelteiserter
llnru6e unb 9er5ensangit 81 perteiol'
gen iu4te, sins 1dtlos an ibm por'
iiber unb mar ibm nur benz Sinne
na9 perftdnbli9. Gr bate aber nas
brinesnoe @srlansen, 6ieie gluseins
cnberiebung m0sli9it abSutiirSen unS
Der saH5en Sade elm enbe gu be-
reiten.
.Wie biel perlansen Sic bon Sbrer
iiinftisen Jrau als glusiteuer9" frasts
er finiter.
rGs braudte ia ni9t seraoe iehr
piel iein, Ssrr 9elner," entsesnets
6riebri6 Rotbprn plOBlid nit peran@
berter Wliens, inbem sr einen In ibm
lsbeHbis sefporbsnen Sebanten gu psrs
fOlgen bssann. aWenn ss nur Elm
paar tauienb Marf pGren, bamit
t5nnte man Elm 9eibait idon Elm
bibden uuf bic 8eine belfen."
rSagen mir fiinftauieHb Wldrf.A
.yiinftauienb9 Sm!1 5risori4
Hotborn mari einen uniiheren Bid
anf iein 9sseniiber. gr nnbm aber
ioelei9 ron sirsm tii6n in ibm duf'
setau9tsn '@oriab 4bitunb. rSu =
penn lie bas ipenisitsus bdtte!" fasts
er banu nit einsm Seiifaer.
Run, bDren sic mid sirise &as
eenbIide rubis ON, tpenn i6 bitten
BARI. Sd Derlanse unter jeber ges
oinguns BON Sbnen = unb befinoe
mid bamit i'm Ginperitdnonis nit
@ebtsas Gltsrn = bob Sic metre
Ni6ts entipsber teiraten, unb 5fpar 70
bah tpie irgeno t6unlit, pber ibr uno
ibrem Sinb cine jtonoessemdbe Wers
forgune seben. Seien Sic iiber@
5eugt, bab mir uniere anipriide in
lesterem Sale gu fteuen ipiien pers
ben. gDoIsn Sic aber Der Jamilie
msinsr Ridte uub ibr ielbit Die eins
Siee @enugtbuuus seben, bic es unisr
bieIen umitdnOen eibt, 70 erbdIt 9ebs
tea als gusiteuer fiinftauienb Wdri
unmittelbdr na6 Der Srauuns ausfes
sablt. pier babsn sic meine 2lbreife.
SD sriparte innerbaIb brei 3agsn Shs
ren gei6eib."
Serr Sinrit Sellner bate 6ei ben
Iebten @urien Elm tleines Bud aus
ieiuer SaTae sc5osen, i6rieb feline
GhreiIe auF cine gifitsntarte unb Issts
eisie auf ben 1iia.
.Soa Ge5Ieds 9ater bas GsIb sahs
len?"
.91ein - i'd. 8amit ipGre pobI
Die gngelssenhsit erIeoist.~
Das eanSs genebmen bes 5remben
binoerte friebrid RDtborn, benfslben
nod Suriid 81 haIten. Gr mar pieIs
mebr bsralif froh, ats Ssrr Selntr
Die Sbiir binter iib susSosen bate.
@ieqeidt nabm bic san5e Seiti4te
nod einsn unerpartet giiniiigen 9ers
lauf.
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| S0bn u. Jrant an glsnu 3. uni
| g. ". $500.
SObn Mill an Reubins 3. unb 8
| 50. $1,000.
6snrp RuIdx an Rsabins 3. uni
| 8. So. $1,000.
/ 9arrp 3. pooIe an Oailsp 8. uni
l9. 60. $1,000.
| Willis 6. 6arpsr an WiuIic 5ua =
| unb q. 60. $500.
| 2tbdm Gins an Commercial Sdp'
lings Bani $1,000.
! Sppbie Gtoller an grnit Station
6. unb 3. 60. $3700.
@etiIste 5pPotbttsn.
Sbeas 20. EounsIsp an SdiiBsr
3. unb 6. SO. $4500.
sIiso 8. i5aiIe an aamberi Olaf
$1250.
| @irsinia Y. gurt an Oatisp %
rnb 6. 60. $3.50.
Qlnbreip 2ipps angIiaabsth S4rasr
$1,000.
Senrp 6. s5iibsr an grite Darb y.
unb g. u. 60. $500.
George W. Wliasr an bic Satle1
9anf $4250.
Ginifreb Stonsburp an Gan Wars
leo .. unb 6. 60. $500.
GIiSabeib syabep an Gem Q. nnS
6. 60. $1,000.
German 0Deb an .Glbnon 3. nnb
6. u. $500.
eibel M. SGmib an Rem @eieron
3. u. 60. $500.
Gbiparb 6. O'gonnor an Sorrn ".
5alIsd $4,000.
eIsabetb 3. as,lsp an Glimor 3.
unb .. 60. $500.
Splepb 9ubr an Noripoob Sms
prppsb q. unb 8. 60. $3.50.
Giena sbompipn an Spbn W. Jtils
tins $3.50.
alnni, Snsbam an SamusI .. Goo.
per $500.
Grnet 3. Rpeers an @eitern unb
Spuibern Qife Snf. 60. $2600.
8. Ssnrp Weier an gllpba 9. unb
6. 60. $1,000.
Wm. 5osarip an linton SuDinss
3. unb z. 60. $1,000.
Carl 8. Suder on Sennis 8. Stcut
$525.
Barbara gobr.r an Rsabins 3.
uno 6 60. 500.
2llpina G. gtibe an bo. $1,000.
Worris Gid an 2aiprenee 8. Sons
ming, $400.
Jrebsrid arsbs an ebas. 9. Ben.
fon, $500.
@omnsl epsetOr an CLARA gpses
tor, $500.
aineoln Gmiib on Souibnn Sbio
9. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
Usnp afsn an gntsrpriIe o. u.
Co., $500.
Spbn 3. Wileer an Wt Ssalihr
G. II. 8. Co., $500.
DO. on Saeob 0ini, s40o.
Jfaac 2ibopit an Sturitb Saps
inps 9. II. 2. 9. Co., $500.
genjomin 8. @opde on Weitern
afps. @. o., $17oo.
Gltpslanb g. MilIsr an GONE q.
u. 6. Co., $500.
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GranSeisent9ams /. lrtbtrtrasnuaen.
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aouifa GrOk an Rate 9irfls, 100
SUB an Der Siibfeits Der Driittn
Strabe (Stsuer $5) 81.
9(nna Sdmibt, WerpdIterin an
Gbarles eeis, 2Ots 78 unb 79 in 2os
ipsnbsrs unb grusn's llnterabtbeilune
in garnbale 500.
Sarab q. SbaFfer an Oscar R.
5eB, so bel 149 SUB an Der Siibiei'
ts Der Gbaffsr 2lDenus, 80 SUB Dfts
Ii6 bon syifbsr plare in meitpoph
(Stsuer $50 81.
Barter 0idfon u. u. an bic Gtabl
Cincinnati, 80 bsi 149 SUB an bsr
Siibieite Der Wsbsetpoob 2lpenue, CSC
Jub peitlif Der Didfon gpsnu!
(Steusr $1.50) $500.
Sarrp 5. Subblsiton an Eatbsrins
W. 6ubblsiton, SO bei lit SUB an
Der Sftfeite Der llsier Qlpenue. Al
SUB nOroli6 Der Grfiit Npenue in
9pbe Bari 81.
Sobn apeitsl an gli5dbetb aoeitel,
rs BEL 80 Sub an Der Giibfpeitsde Der
5arpep apsnue unb Union Strabs
(Steuer $4) 81.
Boris Rau6berg an Charles M.
Goldman. 25 bel SO SUB an Der Giibs
feite Der Wabs StraBe 5ipifden Gut-
ter unb Sonss StraBe (Stsust so
81.
WilIiam 9. @oobiparb an queinbo
8oileau, SO Bel 119 SUB an Der Glib
ieite Der 2oiblaip 9lDenue IN Bomb
Sia (Sieusr $1) 81.
glmalid Jpplsr an George pnep,
Got 81 in Drills unb Rline's 5fDeitsr
llntsrabtbsiIung in NprpoOb (sisuts
lS3) 81
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Mit bieiem 9riefe besab 9err 9in'
rid 9sIIner iid gu elste unb nla9t.
MN bieier MitteiIung pon oem 3ipsd
unb benz GrfoIg ieiner iiinsiten Rstls
Gum eritenmaIe felt ibrer Iniunft "
6annooer ina9te Elm slusbrud Dor
Srsube in ibrem @eii9t iih benieit'
for.
.Onfel 6innerf, 9u biif serobe sui
re9ten 3eit nod5 Ssutiblanb suriid'
aetebrt,4 inete bic junse 5rau. inpsu
iie boa 0antbarteit isins beineT
Sdnbe ereriif.
.6offen mir es, Glste. Bsnr
@ebfsa nit bieism Rotborn aus
tommt!"
.Das slous i'd. sic bat ibr
INNER febr seIObt.@
vSo2 Sat Sic? 9iun, bann fam
lie mir eisentIit leiO tblln. Gr IL
elm miicrabler Tatron.
rSerr yptborn2" lragte etSfs
nod.
,SSu, meinii Nu nidt2"
Or ioll INNER ireuuOIib uno 9i.i
getpeien iein. allie 2eite iagen es."
.lann miros oiIdl nc5i mabr
icin," meinte Serr 6inrid, Sellncr
nidt ofnle Sobn. sd fam mir
niht oenfen, baB ieine 6ran nit Dem
oustonmcn fam mo babe mir eir
@ciuiiien bnraus Gemat,t, oaB Id Den
!SanOel abeei1loIicn."
,Ou bdttsit etipas Sshsrts iiir QUE
nift ibun fonner."
.Sa, ia - iiir ale, aber ale ioIlen
nidrt NIT ibnl 5iianmlellleben, ion
bern @ebIea. @irb Tie lpollen2"
.Sa, Siifel s5innert, lie miro" erit.
geanete Die iiinge 5rdlg obne lid MIR
emer gIugenbIid 5u beinnen. n3eii
ibres 2ebens miro iie Cir Gonf mil.
fen, oaB Gu ibr l,cigeitanOen bnit."
,Qiir Iiegt an oeren 0art nihts,
Glsfc," iagte er bar, lie perbient's
;liht einmal, baB mon ibr 5eiipringt.
yinn, laiien mir iie mo itn = Die
tomuren obne uts 5nrcbt. Gns Dnr
cine perorieblide @cibldlte. id) babe
mid ipirfIi6 oariiber geiirgert, unb
oas mill piel iagen."
Damn iragte er bil gtidte. oh lie
iba auf einer Spnsier'lbrt fndy Ser.
renbaiiien besdeiten po.le. Sic Gar.
zen nit ibren berrIiDen sSontdnen
unb aasiabsn piirben ibr einen ans
bid eetpdbrsn, ,pie. fe ME einen abns
Iiden seabnt.
Die jlinee Grau eaD ibre 3uitiins
muns, obipp4 nitt ssrn, ile iprllte
bas frsnnbliGs anerbi,ten BEG Snie!s
ni6t auriidpeiisn. glm liebiten mare
iie in bem itilen Simmer NIT Der
fpunberfd6nsn 2lusii6t auf ben Gars
ten seblieben, ipp iie lngeitori ibrsn
trniien @ebanieu na6bdnsen fonnic.
Die 8erdnberung, oelGe biirh Die
alsibunq unb pieleitt nlih bic Inns
sebuno nit Glste bsipirft fporbsn,
mar cine unerpariet.. Der dngebos
rene S40nbsiisiim per junsen Jrau,
psl5er bur8 5rau Rpbmein cine
prattiiHe unteritiisura gefunben. psrs
bunben nit sinem boben Grab pon
9.ideibenbeit, mar ibr inbeFen Be-
bilili6 ssipeien, bic bcrieilbufte Inns
ipanblung niat 81 elmer ouffoaenbsn
gu MAIDEN. Sbre fflante Geitalt,
ibrs Snltuns, ibr Snries Geiiht battsn
ibr aud in ibrsr IinbIi6en 9oiletie
bas .gsfonbere" gsgeben, mas man
ibr i'm .6eimatsborf am itdrtiten gum
9orpurf ssma6t. 5rr Sinrib
StlIusr ipar mabIos iiberrufft geipss
fen, als ibm bic gifte in elmer eins
faden, uber eeftrnddpollsn itdbtis
f6en soilett. entgesen getreten mar.
Ii6t cine Gpur Don lInii6erbeit ober
gar lIHbeboIfenbsit bate ibm perraten.
bob irgenb stpas ungeipDbnlihes an
ibr iib polIsossn, unb er batte es
spetmdbia sefunben, fein eritalnsn
au unterbriiden unb niht cine untei
fOnnene aeubsrung gu MAIDEN.
(Tprtiehuua fnIof \
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gllice Ban 9sunen an 9llma 9
grdnbborit, 80 bel ITO 5ub an bei
WeIffeits Der 2snnebn g(penue. a9isie
GuB fiiblih Der 3insIe @penue II
9enneop 6eiebts (Steuer SAY 81.
Clara Gutter an George Selipig
9beiI Der gots "a unb 80 in Robsrt
5oiea's erfter llnterobtbeiluns IL
Clifton tSisusr $1) 81.
Gjeprae Selipis an CLARA Gutter
ashn Sabre pndtrs6t bonn %. Ma'
1916 auf basIslbe Giseptbum. Sdbr,
| lihe Mietbe $50 nit antaufspripi,
lsgiun fir $500.
eecilia g. peterfpn an Qeipis g
WlnnfoH, Set il unb 9beil Der 1ol
10 in Grper's Sipeitsr lInterabtbeilunc
IN pDoe qort tSieusr $3.50 81.
Jannit Weis an Samuel @eis, Is
bel 101 SUB an Der Siibieiie bss
Heunten Strdbe 81.
Sanluel Weis an Iannie Wsis,
bdsfeIbe giaenibum 81.
Margaret groipe on Gli5attib sye,
beripiel. Cots Ro. /, 2, 8, a unb 5 in
Samuel Moors's llnierabtbeiIung In
Delhi gonnfbip in Setiion 80.
(Steuer 50c) 81.
Sames O. Rsil an Bert .. gatto,
fiinf Sabre paHiredt rpm %. Mai
1918 auf 2obtn 80. 22O yoit Squa,
re. SGbrIihe Mietbe $420.
Siram W. Ruli5on an Sames :.
Cunningham unb Mnna Gunningbdm.
SO Sabre padtrtht bonn 10. Mai
1916 auf 45 BEL $50 Sub an Der Ofs
ieite Der Goldman 9tpenue in Seftion
9 in Derbi 9onnihip. sS09rIide Mies
TIE $240 nit Neutrality-suspicious. fir
$4,000.
ebipdrb u. Spceaeb an Siram 80.
Bullion, Got 8 in Sobn !. Rad's linz
tsrabtbeiliIng in Gbepiot (Steu,r 81
81.
eii5dbetb Ieoeripiel an Wldrgartt
eroipe, 32 bel 215 SUB an Der Weits
ieite BON 5erbindnb gIldee, 1873 Jub
nOrbli6 Der parton Roab 81.
Carl 8. 81. suder an elmer ..
nnb Selen M. 2aniins, 9beil Der Got
635 in Glsmsre llnterabtbeiIlna in
Nortpopb (Sieusr SD 81.
Robert g. gIad, 5ruitee. on bi.
Roripoob Sbeoirs gomponp, aots 10
unb IL i'm Sobn 8. Santer's Rd6s
Iab in Rorpoob (eteuer So $4725.
@oipurb S6oening an Spi. Rieds
lsman, padtreti auf $50 BEL 232
SUB on Der Siibpiiede Der Ieoean
glprnue unb gort Sirabe 81.
Sarnb s. Mdpbeip an Rarb G..
Robertion. brei Sabre pa6irett BON
4. gpril 1916 auf eiaentbum betannt
ols SO. 1912 aOeuft Strabs. MonGts
lid)e misibe $50.
lie geaepue grefpine gpmpanp an
bic arlin Reulip Gonlpann. Cots 33,
"a unb 35 in 5ermon s. @iits's llns
tsrabtbsiluns in Ct. Bernard (Sisusr
$2) 81.
Wurgdret Gofb an 4melia Seifttr,
90 Bel $50 Sub an Der RorbIsiie b,r
6earne gtpenue in 9tponbale (Sieusr
$3) 81.
Spbn @oiint an Ssnrn IuI&t,
9bsil Der Got 80 in e. g. glunt's
eriier abbition su Rsabins (sisuer
S2) 81.
Sobn Q. aprb an ann1 M. fgritf6,
40 BEL SO SUB on Der Horbf.iis Der
Wcsart qlDenue CSieusr 81 81.
@uitans 6aeebnrn on Abam unb
Marp g. Sims; Got 16 unb Sbeil Der
Got Is in 8. 6. 5optins britter uns
terabtheiluns in 9Orpcob (Sieusr
$500 81.
MiIliom 2ipein on Sophie Stollsr,
80 BEL 80 5uB an ter Clinton Strabe
in Weit Gne (Sieuer S150) 81.
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aus Der b0beren s59ter,

4nle.
Gebrsrin: rWie Diele arien BON
poefie unterfbeibsn fpir2"
gadfif4 (nad lGnserem gfinnsn):
.Dreierlet!"
9ebrerin: .Rennen Sie mir bieie!1
gaffiff: Die lprif4e pOeiie, pie
bramatifhe. ..!1
9ebrerin: sHa - unb bic epi.. .!@
4adfi9:. sDis epibemif9sl1
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4 IN mer NtrnanfA

Gduibnsr: -Sm ssIen Muusnbfid
mar ib iiber ben Mabnbrief 70 sms
pSrt, baH id bas gslb in Elm a1pert
iftdie unb sur g,cit runnis; d5r an.
itripegs iiegts Die rubigsrs ll<berls.
gunq - i& bdb's ipisbtr uiit un@
1auIe gm0mmsu.- :
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11

Charlotte Greenwood and Sydney
Grant are co-stars in the Paramount
photo comedy, Jane" which appears
at the Isis today. Charlotte Green
wood, often called "the girl who be-
came famous overnight" and clever
Sydney Grant are noted Broadway
favorites, upon one occasion playing
a solid three years engagement in
big productions like the Passing Show
of 1912 and the Passing Show Of 1918
at the Winter Garden, Franz Lehar's
The Man With Three Wives, and as
featured players with FRITZ Scheff in
the Morosco production Of the Pretty
Mrs. Smith. They were starred by
the latter producer in the Tx Tok
Man of Or, and are established head
line attractions on the Orpheum and
other big time circuits whenever they
choose to make the vaudeville ex-
cursion. They have made their
greatest success in the current Oliver
Morosco production Of $50 Long
Lefty" the great musical hit of the
year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
NO CASES TRIED
IN RECORD COURT

When the court Of record convened
yesterday morning, there were two
cases on the docket for hearing but
attorneys in both causes moved for a
continuance Of each suit, and of
course the motions were granted.
Thus the court was in session but a
short time.
This morning the court VIII be
convened at 10 o'clock at the usual
hour, when several cases viii be call
ed for disposition. There are three
cases for the daly's session.
On Saturday night when the court
adjourns, It will be until the follow
ing Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the
Judge Monroe and possi-
bly, the solicitor desire to attend the
Of Thos. A. johnson, who
will be married on Monday in Mobile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
BUSINESS MEMS
ATHLETIC CLUB is
GROWING RAPIDLY
NEW APPLICATIONS ARE BEING
RECEIVED EVERY DAY AND
THE INTEREST THEREIN is
ALSO ON THE INCREASE.

Manager OIeary of the Business
Mems Athletic Club, is very busy get
ting the big training school in condi-
ton to accommodate the members
who are joining every day, and the
manager stated last night that there
were nearly forty members taking
private lessons in wrestling or box
ing, and a good many others who are
practicing among themselves. The
club headquarters was noisy yester-
day with plumbers, carpenters and
painters working there, but that did
not stop some of the enthusiasts from
training or mixing with one another,
and workmen were forced at times
to neglect their work to watch the
fun.
Manager oLeary is in communica-
ton with Eddie Darnell of Hot
Springs, a first-class light weight,
and frankie Howard, of Jacksonville,
Fla, one of the best light weights
in the south, endeavoring to get them
for bout each with the little Irish
man, or Gentleman Pete for the next
smoker, which will be on February 81.
Joe Lawrence, nifty boxer from
the u S. S. North Carolina, has been
offered a match, but thus far has not
accepted. 1t is very likely, however,
that the card viii be announced with
in a few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
BAYMAN SUFFERS
PAINFUL INJURIES

William McDuffy, colored, who has
worked in the bay for many years,
yesterday suffered serious injuries IN
the bay while working aboard the
schooner Margaret Haskell, which is
just finishing ur cargo for Italy. Nc
Duffy, it was told, was caught by a
stick of timber and in addition to
suffering the breaking of one of his
legs, he was otherwise injured. Hur
riedly bringing him to the city, the
sufferer was rushed to the Pensacola
hospital for treatment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
PENSACOL|ANs ARE
TO MILTON
MARDI GRAs COMMITTEE OF
SANTA RoSA's LIVELY CAPT.
tai EXPECTS LARGE ATTEND
ANCE FROM THIS PLACE.

In a letter to Mayor Greenhut yes
terday, the invitation and arrange
ment committee of the Milton Car
nival acknowledged the acceptance OF
the mayors letter giving notice that
he would make an effort to be pres
ent on February Is, which has been
designated as pensacola Day" and
the inference was drawn that great
time will be enjoyed in Milton on that
day.
In addition to the mayor, himself,
there will be large number of Of
ficials from the city hall to make a
visit to Milton, spending the day with
the Santa Rosa county people. 1t was
stated yesterday that, if the crowd
was guaranteed large enough from
this place that the City of Tampa,
the packet plying daily between PEN
sacola and Milton, would reverse her
schedule for the day, leaving Pensa-
cola at about 7;30 o'clock in the morn
ing and returning that evening, prob
ably at the same hour. There will
be any number of private boats from
Pensacola to Milton available, and
some of their owners have already
announced they will make a trip to
Milton, returning at almost any hour.
Since the Milton people patronize
the Pensacola Mardi Gras festivities
so generously, it is believed that a
very large representation of ladies'
and gentlemen will make the trip to
Milton on Pensacola Day"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
PRESIDENT OF THE
HUDSON MOTOR CAR
co. IN PENSACOLA
ROY D. CHAPLIN, OF DETROIT,
ARRIVES IN CITY, ACCOM-
PANIED BY HIS WIFE To
SPEND FEW DAYS.

Roy D. Chaplin, of Detroit, presi-
dent of the Hudson Motor Car Co..
one of the largest manufacturers of
automobiles and trucks in the coun-
try, arrived in the city yesterday, &C
companied by Mrs. Chaplin, and regis
tered at the San Carlos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin decided to
spend several weeks in the South and
having heard considerable of Pensa-
cola came to this city and, while they
have not been here long enough to
give an opinion of the city as q
tourist resort, their first impression
was very pleasant one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
"Fourth Estate' Isis Tomorrow.

Dainty Aline Bartlett, who plays a
part in ''The Fourth Estate" a Will
liam Fox motion picture, proved her
self to be a daring young woman and
possessed of grit that surprised her
friends, during the making of the pic
ture in Chicago. It was necessary for
the young woman to jump through a
window and rush down fire escape
to the street. The fire escape was q
pair of stairs that extended out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
"Sari" Tonight.

"Sari'' Tonight
To the opera house tonight comes
the much heraided and advertised
musical comedy, "Sari." The very
fact that this is a Henry W. Savage
production should be sufficient guar
antee Of its sterling worth and cali
bre. 1t was Henry w. Savage who
sent 'Everywoman" to Pensacola only
a short time ago. This production
ranked as one Of the best seen here in
years.
''Sari" is another Savage produc-
ton, only a much more stupendous
production than SBverywoman." Two
carloads of scenery and property are
carried with "Sari," and the company
numbers fifty-three people. A spe-
cisl symphony orchestra Of eleven
is carried by the company.
Tickets continue to sell right along
at the Central Pharmacy. Choice
reservations can still be had for seats.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
AMERICAN PETROLEUM
NOT RE MOI. II!

Athens, Feb. 10.-The British min
lister and the director Of Greek Gus
toms signed an agreement yesterday
whereby vessels carrying American
petroleum will be permitted to reach
Greece unmolested, provided previous
notices of sailings are given to Great
Britain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
Candy Free Tomorrow /!

Quarter pound box of
Whitrnan's Candy free with
cash purchase of 25c or more
Saturday at The Crystal
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
0Tbe Rack" at Isis Sunday.

Alice Brady, in World Films pic
turization of the famous William A.
Brady stage success. "The Rack" is
a vehicle which gives this charming
young artistic a chance of still fur
Their earning the praise Of numerous
admirers amongst ''movIe fans" all
over the world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS

straight but swung downward TO the
street when a person walked out on
it. In her wild rush for action, Miss
Bartlett miscalculated and lost her
balance. In her fall she grabbed the
swinging stairs and held on until she
was rescued.
Evening journal., 1916-11-10
Winner OF CIBBOR.-
DILLON BOUT MAY
MEET dare

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ST PAUL, MINI, Nov. lO.--Afte.
Mike Gibbons and Jack Dillon Sc.
through pummelling each other %.
night. and after the newspapers have
dec dod that one of Them has q.
umphed over the other. il is just loi
slble that some bright young man ISL
come along and offer one Of the pair
chance TO 90 TO Australia and me
the AustraliOn crack, Les Darcy
In the bout toligh. a recogn zod
world light heavyweight champion
aud "A man who has as much right To
claim the middleweight championship
as any one, will be getting together
Jack Dillon has successfully knocked
all the aspirations out of most chai-
lengers Of his ability, and Gibbons
has spent many years doing precisely
the same thing
Gibbons is legitimate middle
weight. something that Dillon is not
and hasn't been. for number of
years. Hence, the bout can be In no
way twisted INTO a scrap for a mid
dleweight title However, Darcy is
declaring himself middloweight but
is taking on the light heavics as fast
as they come. He announces with
much show OF bravery that he wants
a crack at Dillon. so it makes tile
difference who walks away with the
Evening journal., 1916-11-10

Celebrating Great Anniversary and Opening
Sale desire to show gratitude to the public m
helping build the largest tailoring business In the
world ON a ml-to-man basis direct, by which elim
nate the middIemans profit. To show appreciation
we will make this tremendous sacrifice, at the end of
season. when everybody supplied but at the beginning
of the season. will present you Free $6 pair trousers
with each Suit OvercOat order placed during this sale