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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
1abib SloDo George
2dbt piebsr cine folder prubleriI4en
geben bonn Stapel.
Gr bs9auptet, baB IN ipenigen MOna4
ten bic griten ben Gieg errunssn
BADEN tperben.

2onbon, "a. Juli. 8d6reno Der
Debate iiber ben BON premier as<
quitb oerlangten iteuen Ariegstrebit
fagte am Ulontag Der neue britif6e
ariegsminiiter, Dapib GIobb @eorge:
IS unterliest feinem 3peifel, oab
uniere RsIoureen an Wiannf9aften
unenbli6 pisl sr0Bsr iinb, ais bies
bisber bon ben 3eitlmgsn angeOeutst
ipOroen 1T, unb es fdaoet niats,
psnn Der Geinb bies psib. Bir fertis
gen jebt in ieoem Monot msbr i9psre
6ef6iise an, dls bic britii4e armss
beim Qusbrud bes &rieges beiab,
mir bruu6sn aber INNER nod msbt
9eI6iise unb @eIdoiIe.
.llniere Generate iinb nit unIerel,
5orti9ritten mebr als 3ufrieoen. go
fpunberbar bic britiide Snfanterie gu
ben .3eiten Rapoleens uno Weqings
tons mar, mar fs niemaIs 6eiier ais
beute.
Die britiIhen ReIourcen uno bi,
6ritiihe SntelIisen5 peroen in ben
nG6iten paar Wonatsn ben Sieg er;
ringen.
Die jeBige Safa9t an Der Sommt
bat uns gelebri, bob mir Hur nit al
unieren ReIouresn unb al uuisrem
Waterial ooripdrts,5u ordngsn braus
den, I'm ben Sieg au srringen."
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bies febr Ieidt mSsli9 fei. Die pos
li5ei ipollte ben Cert unb bic Inter
fdriften Der Hriefe nidt betannt ses
ben, aber afpei Dstettips ipurben be-
uuftrast, nda ben S4reibern Der
8risfs au fabnben.
S13, ,0008elobnungfiirbi b lie
ergreifungunb 9ernrs
tbeilung berS dalbis
gen ausgefebt.
San3ranciscp, "a. sSuli. IT
5iir bic gerbaftung unb 0erurtbeis
lung Der 8eriiber bes Yombeus2lt.ens
tates ipurbsn i'm @an3en $4,000 Be-
lo6nung ausgeiebt. Bon bisisr Surinle
offsrirte @ouDerneur Sobnlon $1,000.
ben bO4iten gstras, ipelden Der Siaat
erldubt; bic 6anbelstdmmer bieiet
$1,000 8elobnuns, Mapor Rolf ser
i0nli6 $4,000 unb bic itdbtii6e 8ez
borbe Der SuperDiiors $1,000. 2luBsre
bem batten ihon porbtr Sipei 8iir9er
je $1,000 8elobnung dusgeIebt.
Der Oiitrittsanpalt Gbarlss WR.
6idert ertldrte an Montdg. baB Die
NttentGter 2tnbdnger elmer nationalen
Yeipegung gesen bic Resierung isien
unb oab ibre 9bdtisteit nidt auf bieie
Stabt befdrdntt iei.. gr fagte aud,
bab man eripurte, bdb ii9 bic 8rns
bsssRegieruns an Der Sagb auf bic
S6uloigen betbeilige.
Das ppliSeis sOepartemennt begann
am Wontas nit Der Orsaniiirung III
neg n>8erihtp6rungss8u
bas biefes unb Gbnli9e gerbredsn une
teriuden ioa. Die goli5ei CAB su,
bab iie tein Betpeismaterial gessn Den
am Samitas berbafteten Wanu in
Sdnben babe.
3 a nbtten Iolfen bic g 9ics
beret peranlabt babeu.
gl paio, 5eras, "a. Suli. -
@eneral @eorse Bell, Der gefebls6a6er
bes Wilitdrbiitritts, bena9ri9tiste am
Utontas Qlbenb ben @eneral Srantiseo
9on3ales in Suare5, baB ibm semeloet
iporben iei, bab feds 9illas s9anoiisn
bic geranlaiIuns 81 Der 5tpiiden yiis
li8iolbaten unb Weritansrn fiibli6 Der
Sren5e Dorgefallenen Stieberei gebils
bet bGtten. 8ieie 9anbiten befGnben
iid auf bem .Sslanb" unb 9eneral
@on5ales fperbe gebe!eu, iie ausei1ans
Der gu tretben.
@eneral gell fiigte binsu. bab Der
BrigabeaGeneral Stpseber, tpelder bic
5ruppen bon WsaiIaduietts befebliss,
beri4tet babe, baB bic Weritansr sus
erft sef4oiIen bdtten.
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Sumger Garner
Inter anfIage feline @e
Iiebte ermoroet 5u
baben.

OInep, Slts., "a. SlIi. @ops Sin.
|ierIiter, Der Sobn zines pobIbabenoeit
5armers, befiilSet iih iinter Der slr.
fIdse i'm biefigen @eidngnib, ben Zoo
ieiner @eliebten, Der II Sabre aItcil
glbabetb Satellite. BON Vaoli, SnS.,
perliriadt sn boben. Gin Snaiieit miro
ON Dieiriiag obgebaltcn Der6en. Jrl.
Satellite beiano iib BET Sreiuioeu IN
tieiiger Staot auf 8ciiidl
SinterIiter. Der anr sSreitag abcno
NIT oem wtdnden ipaiieren geiabret
mar, fam ipdter, bos toSte Wd1oheil
in feinen slrnteii baIten6, Dor einem
Sanitnriim angeinbren. Or iaste,
bal, Sri. Satellite niif Der ssnbrt iiber
llnipobliein seflagt unb ibm fait 10.
fort baraitf beliiniirteslos it oie
Arme eefnIlen lei.
gfad)oem feds sIer5te cine 2eifen.
sdcn porgerlommerl, ipitrbe befhlpijen,
|hab bic Ginsapsibe ,sidt ,ia& Gift
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"a. ). .uoHHSsn ,ttuua' bonn 22. oua

Ca. .. .gOHfsen ,ttuns' bonn 22 omt)
Son beionoeter Seite lperoen inns
oie natitebellben SageblldJblatter ei'
neg gefangenen Sfii5lers sur Der
fiiglna geitellt, Der lid in benz @abt'
linn Der iran5oliidcn 3eitiingsbese Ell
nen tiibIen aopi belpabrt bat uno I'D
benriibt, obieftin gu urtbeiler.
Sitcrn 8as fir traitriae Sltern
Boiler &iidiiht baben uns Die Bodies
gier uno elm etipas beiicres 0aabl
ipenoiert, aber es regret, Der Sunlnel
iii graz iuto meire Seele nod piel
biiitcrer. SD bin traurig. SD babe
nt6t einmal Die arait, bellte oaGe9erl
anSuf1mpfen. Meine ionitige 10 i9ont
@elaIicnbeit, ueine pbilciopbii1t
llc6erIeaeubeit, neir orientaliIfet
'SaiaIisnuts laIien mid gang IN
Std. Gg lit iton fiinf 9eonate Ser
ieitbcnt i'd Si6 perIaiieu bdbe, fall
e6enicIange iite iG gefangelt luit
Iangc ioa man bier nod aus1al'
tens. 80.
SnfoIge Der Seiebeit Der SoIbutcl
aus 9. iise i'd bier, itfoIge ibreS
Saninels iinb tire Wsittbloiigfett wer'
De i& iiter cine idspere nrso eltt,
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InIandiIbe 1atrlbten.

- Rodefellers 8erm6s
gen II uber eine Millta n
be. 9as @erm6gen So6n .. Rodea
feQers 9at bic MiQiarbengren3e i6ers
I3ritten. 8ieie 5batIa6e purDe ourf
cine 3ufQmmenitelung betannt, DON
Der eine Nopie in bic 6Gnoe Der 9es
b0rben 0pn gleoeldn0, g., gerietb.
Die 3uTammenIteQung purbe benz reiz
6en B6tIantbropen unldBlicb ieines
II. 8eburtstage5 ii6errei6t. 8ieIe
U&iGiarbe 1T iein eigentlihes Giaen4
tbum uno ent6dlt Die iDoblt9dtiaen
Stiftungen, bic er gemddt bat, nidt.
0aburdb lit beipieieu lpproer, oab Der
Oelf6nig tbatIGAlif Der reihIteiUtann
Der gan3en Belt 1T unb lpdbrIdeinItdo
Der rei9Ite g6anu, ben bic @elt biss
lana ii6erbaupt gefdnnt bat. @uba6oga
Gounto DerIuht Icbpn Ieit ldngerer
.3eit, ben Milliarodr CUR 3u6lung oon
100000 Steuern gu 5ipingen, tonrz
te ibm a6er bis 6eute Die $o09e Ieines
9ernDaens ni6t nachnetTen. Die 3us
iammeniteuung, bic nun bur6 3ufdll
in bic 59dnOe Ger Seb0roen gefallen
lit, funnt oieicn notilrlicb iehr aclc'
gen. @s 1T peiter6in feItgeiteGt Dors
ben, bah bic Sd1pantuHgen i'm &ursa
pert6e Der ei13elnen Bdptere, aus bea
nen lid Oas ungebeure germ0gen sus
IdnmenIebt, 10 groB itno, oaB Der
@eIummtrpert6 Don Suq 5u 5aq I'M
me6r dls cine Wliaton Dollars
I6pautt. @s 1T babel cine 5batidfe,
oub bas 8eruDoeu 10 I6uell nG6it,
baB Rodefeler tbatIG6li6 ui6t peib,
mug er nit ben uugebeuren Summen,
bic tdqIit eiuge6en, dnfanqen ioa.
Seit Dem Sabre 1910 bat Rodefeaer
ii6er $2OO,OOO00O nobltbdtigen glnz
| ftdlten iiberfpicIeu. Seit 2tus6ru6 beg
eurppGiI6en &rieges Iinb ulein $10,a
600. 600 CUR 2inoerung Der &riegss
nptEletbenoen dusgege6en porben.
gl6er nod tnlmer rimmt ods 8erm1<
gen BON Suq 5u Saq gu. Runo
! $5O0,0O0OO0 DISQUALIFICATION gera
mDaens iiub in 2tttien ben oerIdieoes
neu llntsrdbtbeilungen Der Stdnorro
Sill So. augelegt.
9lmeritdutf d. Dollars
beenOigen bic oominitd
mild Reoolutton. Gnoltd)
bat bic 9unbesregieruug ein, obsn:in
bD6It pirtIames Wlittel gefunoeH. UNI
Der Repolutipn auf Gan Domingo eis
@uoe gu bereiten. lin bic Segnungen
amerttdniiher 5tnan5perpaltung dI9
oieIer psItinbiihen ReplIblit tbeilGafz
tig tperoen gu luiIen, bat bic SuuOesz
Regierung &riegsItiffe uub Sru0oen
oprtbin entianot uno in &GmpFen NIT
ben r&ebeaen" baben ni6t penige anles
ritaniI6e MarineIolbaten ibr 2eben
eingebiiBt. SEPT lit es gelungen, Den
Hebelenz 9eneral, glrins, uno Ieine
2lnbGnqer bamit gu gepinnen, bab ben
5ruppen BON ben Der. Stadten Der
Solo Qusbe3ablt ptrb, pelheu i4r
sSii6rer uno oas 2anb ibnen ieit lans
ger 3sit ihuloig geblieben limb. Jlas
tnrlih ntro bic 8unbess sRegierung ii9
fir bieIe Qusgdbsu aus ben 3olletna
nd6men Der Republit 3u entf6dbi9en
fpiiIen. 9tne 2lr5ei6eu lieeen nun ogr,
ooB 6ic amerifotiiden SolNaten, Die
frii6er ais Seinoe ungeieben puroen,
in Der bonrtnttdriI9eu Republtt jcBt
geliebt6eit geipinren. Der 2eiter Der
| Csrpebition, &ontrezGomiral Carer
ton, bat uad Wufbington gemeloet,
paB bic 8erbGltntiIe auF Der Sniel iI9
in rapiber Weiie beIern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Seihlagnabmen
WiG man in graiilien bic in ben
0ortigen 6Gfen liegenoen beuts
i9en SdiIie.

Rio Saneiro, "a. Suli. -
SIM brdiilianiihen GengreB ipiro in
fursem bic geI6lagndbme Der in brds
iiliauiidkn 6dfen liegenoen beuti6en
Sdiffe bsdntrugt tperbsn. Der abgs@
orbnete 8oncalbes Gtdtd bat cine Re'
folution Dor6srsitet, pelde bic Resie>
rung gu sinem iol9en S9ritte autoris
iirt.
Gs lissen SO beuti6e unb 4 Dfters
rei6iIhe S9ifie iu bruiilidniid1er
SGfen. sJbrsn Msrts I6dbt man arl
$15. 100000 Biz $2o.0o0O00. OdE
sr5bte S6iff III Der 9ampfer rgli'
der" pon Der Sam6ursyglmerita 2ini;
nit 1882 5pnnsn Waiitrperbrdns
guns. gs berri9t in 8raiilien ytiB'
ftimmuns segen Oeuti6lanb, ipeiI
bieIss braiilianiifeu 4affee I'M Wer'
ibe BON 100000 fonfissirte uns
iitb fpeisert fir berielbeH gu be5dblen
2lls portugal i'm 5ebruar bic in iei'
nen 6dfen iiegsnbeu beutfden S6ifi'
requirirte, bisB es in Rep gort UNI
2onbon, bab gruiiIien i'm gegriTf'
fiebe, basielte gu t6un. 9euti4lanb's
ariessertldrung qegeu portusal batt'
in Rio Saneiro 9smonitratipneu gu
guuiten Der aqiirtsn i'm Gefolge.
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eAiHsnad5ribfea.

aiperpool, %. Suli. ansst.
Celtic bon gteip gort; .pbiIabel'
pbia1 BON Rep Dprs.
ai3arb. gafirt: .Minnebd9a'
bon Rem Ypri. na6 aDnbOH.
Horbeaug. aIbses.: .Ro&am'
beau pa9 Rem UOrs,
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iinterin&t tperoen ioGten. Ser goro.
rer peigcrte iiG, etlpas iiber oen BE,
iirno Der slcr5te 5li iagen, CT iaste
cher, oaB es ii9 Inn cine ietr ieItencs
Trotlem in Der ar5tliden @iiienifaft
9an0le.
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grGbtitorii DE 5unbe a m
3uri6er Qlpenquot. 4m
gtlpenquut in 3iiri6 Iinb bei ben bort
itattfinoenben 2lusgrabungen pisber
cine Reibe nt9tiger 5urbe aus 3is
ri6s 9ronSe5eit gu Gage sefOrpsrt
porben. 60 fdnb man einen 9alo'
mpnbfDrmiq geutbeiteten Stein, napr4
ffeinli6 Elm &ultusgegeuituno Der
Qfdblbauern, bic gut erbdItene 0alfs
te eines 6irI6gepeibs, sabIreiael bier'
fno6en, bron3ene gtdbelu unb 8inge.
iopie Stiide pm @affen. SntereH
Iant lit Der 6unb etnes tIeiEen, rpdRr'
IdNinli1 gum RoIiren beniiBten WIel'
fers, iptpie bic gutbedrHg tleiner
runbli6er @efdBe init je elmer grobeH
unb elmer tleineu Sefinung bic utel'
letdt als ainberi1usFldIben bienten,
Siir bic aunbe bon ben MeuIheu jener
3sit Defenders beneutunespoll 1T oet
Guub einss mod gut srhaItsusn IIsIn
i9eui4dbels.
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0rauenbaite 3ataftrppbe
greisnete ii9 i'm 80 after ;
leitunsstunneltn
G(epefaub

GfepeIa nb. g., "a. SuIi. @m
Woniag 2lbenb ipurb.n infolse Gnts
tpeidens Don Gas i'm Sunnel Der
neuen WaHerfperts, Der bonn Seeufer
na6 Der Wsitieite fiibrt. fiinf3ebn
Mdnner seiobtet uHb a9tssbn bonn
Gas iibermaHnt. 3tpsi 2eiden tuuroeH
ans aanb sebradt. 5euerpe6rleuts
uno cine 9sbensrettuussmannidaft
iiub nit ben Rettunssar6eiteH bei4dfs
tiat.
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NecosmSsci scirunssFiige
anseblid BON einsm am e.
ritaniidtn Jlieser
fdbiid bon 3orrtoH
aus unttrno m men.

y
CT paio. "a. Suli. Sn 81
9aio traf an Wontas elm Grempldr
bss 81 0smotrato1 BON gbibrdbuc.
pem Iebten Sumitas batirt. elm. in
tu,l6sm beridtst iuirb, bab am 20.
Suli In Der RGbs BON Ga Manda.
iiiblih BON 5orrepn, Elm 4sropIan bes
ameriianiiden grpebitionsiorps sefez
ben iuurbs, unb baB Beneral SaeiniO
Trepino BON Gbibudbiia aus auf tele.
nrapbif&sm Wese gefebl seseben bas
fe, bas SluaSeus .auf irsenb eins
Wsiie' btrab5ubrinsen unb ben Cen.
Ter sefansen gu nebmen. Jn Der 3eiz
iung btiBi es iDeittr, bab Der 4eroplan
Rslosnossirunssiliise sema4t babe.
mas uidt sebulbtt iperbsn tonne.
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Sn ariessseiaus.uidaft.

4us Dem Sagebub eines fran50iiiden
Sifi5iers. I r@orlid,t lit Der
Sapierfeit be arer Sbeil". - Gin
Sbiloiopb Ss @rieaes. - Gin
frarB0iiides titlobefenntniB.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
CUT
ANDPLACED UNDER
LOADED BOX CAR

Andrew Malichi, colored, who re-
sides on Manresa street. was danger
ously cut about 10 o'clock last night,
and then, while suffering from the
loss of blood, was laid under a box
car, which was on one of the spur
tracks on Manresa street.
just how long the negro had lain
there was not known, but when Ella
johnson, colored girl, happened to
pass along that way, her attention
was attracted by groans from the car.
She saw a mans form and then in
vestigated. Immediately she tele-
phoned to the police station, and an
automobile filled with officers hurried
to the scene.
A number of witnesses were on
hand after the police arrived on the
scene but a few moments. The old
man was covered with his own blood,
which oozed from wounds made with
razor, it as thought. Some of the
witnesses gave the police the name
of woman whom they claimed had
slashed Malichi, and the officers made
a warrant for her arrest. She will be
charged with assault to murder, for
it was believed she left Malichi under
the car, believing she had inflicted
death wounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
R j s S|A And
JAPAN OBJECT
Protests Made Against
American Enterprise Ii
China Cause Negotiations.
BY ASSOCIATED nREss.

Washington, Oct. 14.-Japanese
and Russian protests against the lat
est American railway enterprise in
China may become the subject of Dip
lomatic negotiations.
However, there are no immediate
prospects of the United States be som-
ing concerned unless the affected
American interests ask for aid.
Dispatches from Picking today in
dictated that a protest is being made
against the location of a proposed
American railroad being built. through
a. territory in which Russia and japan
claim special interests by a prior con-
cession. Inasmuch as the location of
the American line will not be chosen
and the contract makes provision for
relocation, it is considered possible
that the parties themselves can settle
the differences without government
intervention.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
BURGESS MACHINES
To Be ASSEMBLED

Work win be commenced Monday
assembling the three Burgess school
machines which have arrived at the
aeronautical station within the last
few days. With these machines IN
operation it is probable that the work
at the station which has been pracd-
cally suspended, viii be resumed in
full force, and the machines imme-
diately placed in operation.
While no definite announcement
has been made, it is probable that
scouting with the Roe viii be recon-
menced, and carried ON with more
machines than was possible before.
None of this work has been done for
the past two weeks, as some minor
repairs on the Roe we're being made.
The Burgess machines win be as
sembled and tested under the super
vision of representative of the fac
tory, who will arrive in time to do
the work. The two other Burgess
school machines are expected the
early part of the week, for they were
shipped at almost the same time as
those which have already arrived.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
SUBMARINES HOLD
PRISONER in JAIL

On account of the suspension of
shipping, as result of the subma-
rine raids off the Atlantic coast, de-
portation from Ellis Island at New
York is stopped, and Dimitry Cath
ionotis, who is held in the county Jail
here, must wait until he can be sent
back to Europe.
Orders for holding the prisoner
Were received by United States Mar
shall j. B. Perkins yesterday from the
department of Labor at Washington,
and the foregoing explanation was
given for the indefinite imprisonment
of Cathionitis.
The prisoner was arrested a week
ago, on a warrant sworn out by the
authorities at Ellis Island, charging
him with violating the section of la
Dor, international law. The arrest
, was made by Inspector ]. K. Worden
and United States Deputy Marshal
C. P. Mcmillan, and a preliminary
hearing was held before Commission
er Sullivan. He was ordered held
. pending information from Ellis Is
land.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
JOS. R. BEHRENS, NEW
ORLEANS YACHTSMAN
ARRIVED SATURDAY

Captain Joseph R. Behrens, the
well known New Orleans yachtsman,
arrived in Pensacola Saturday morn
ing and was cordially greeted by his
numerous Pensacola friends, espe-
cially members of the yachting fra
ternity.
Captain Behrens was en- route to
Perdido Beach, where he expects to
spend about a week. Accompanying
him was Mr.. Collins, from Birrning
ham, a railroad official, and at PEN
sacola they were joined by Frank
Stone of Bay Minette, Ala. The par
ty proceeded to the Walker place, on
the beach.
A party of friends from this city
have accepted an invitation from
Commodore Kaiser of the Pensacola
Yacht Club. and on Tuesday expect
to join the party of Captain Behrens.
While IN the city yesterday, and
also on his return, Captain Behrens
was the guest of Captain J. G. Wax-
son, North Palafox street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
WATCH SNATCHED
ON SOUTH PALAFOX

Considerable excitement prevailed
on South Palafox street last night
when negro snatched a watch from
a white man and vanished hurriedlv
into the darkness. A little later a
negro named Bill Thomas was ar
rested and sent to the station. charged
with being dangerous and suspi-
eious character. He is said TO have
tried to pawn the stolen watch to
Frank Hendricks, on South Palafox
street, and later was said to have
been trying to pawn the stolen watch
in a South Palafox street saloon.
1t was stated that the owner of the
watch, white visitor, had consulted
the timepiece and was asked by a
negro what was the time. When the
watch was pulled out of the mans
pocket second time, it was snatched,
and the negro arrested is said to
answer very closely the description OF
the one who made off with the same
He was later positively identified as
the guilty party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
Promise To Remedy Any
Fault, Abuses or Serious
Mistakes in Censorship.
LATEST NOTE
MADE PUBLIC
Next Move of the United
States Has Not Yet
Been Determined.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Oct 14.-In their
latest reply to American protests
against interference with neutral
mails, made public by the state de-
partment tonight, the allies reiterate
their right to intercept and search
all genuine mail found on neutral
vessels on the high seas or in allied
ports, but promise to remedy any
fault, abuses or serious mistakes in
censorship.
They declare to be unjustified the
American charge that illegal juris-
diction has been gained by diversion
CT neutral ships in the allies terri
torial waters. The next move of the
United States has not been deter
mined.
The note, signed, by Great Britain
and France, was transmitted Thurs
day but was not made public by
agreement. 1t answers Lansing's
memorandum of May "a, in which
the United States declared the allies
had been guilty "of lawless practices"
and that "only radical change re-
storing to the United States its full
right as neutral power would sat
isfy this government.
The allied note, filed with legal ci
tations. was FIVE thousand words
long.
The Official view tonight was that
the allies note does not solve the
question of the diversion of neutral
ships to belligerent ports.
In some cases the diversion was
compulsory and in others the United
States has evidence to show the
British government uses the shippers
fear Of hhe British fleet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
NAME COMMITTEE
TO ENTERTAIN
KENTUCKIA Ms

The entertainment committee for
the Stock Raisers' Association was
appointed Saturday by President C.
M. Munson, and meeting will be
called to arrange plans for the en-
tertainment Of the Kentuckians who
will visit West Florida on December
8, to spend week hunting ana fish
ing.
Following are the names of the
committeeman:
S. A. Afford, Chipley; Charlie
Simpson, Milton; John McRae, Mil
ton; C. M. Munson, Munson; e. H.
Jarmon, Munson; I. A. Jennings,
Pensacola: Jim Pace. Pensacola;
James F. Phillips, Pensacola; Oscar
Williams, Muscogee; ]. L. Godfrey
Louisville, KY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
Are Making. Desperate Eff
forts to Prevent Teutons
Entering Runania.
REINFORCEMENTS
BEING RUSHED
British French and Russian
Losses Since July l EST
mated At Two Million.
az ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Oct. 14.-Standing on their
own frontier the Roumanian troops,
who recently invaded Pennsylvania
from the south and east, are fighting
desperately to. prevent the Teutons
from entering Roumania. Russian
reinforcement and French generals
are being rushed to their aid.
A radio from Bucharest says King
Ferdinand will take the field at the
head of his troops.
In Eastern Pennsylvania the Rus
slams continue to make progress, but
the Roumanians claim success north
east of Kronstadt.
Bucharest claims the capture of
fifteen thousand prisoners on all the
front up to present time.
In the fighting south u the Somme,
Paris reports the French captured the
first German line on a front two kilo-
meters east of Belloy-en-Santerre,
the village of Genermont, sugar re-
fnery near Ablaincourt and eight,
hundred prisoners.
The Germans claim gains in Ambos
wood and 600 prisoners.
North of the Somme the French
made progress on the Malass'se ridge.
There are no important changes on
the other fronts.
Tie losses of the British, French
AMI Russians since Jdly 1 IS estimated
at 1.C00, 600 by the Overseas News
Agency.
The sinking Of the small French
cruiser Rigel by German submarine
in the Mediterranean is announced by
Berlin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-15
Father of Little Girls Is In
dicted For Murder In
First Degree.
TWO INDICTMENTS
ARE RETURNED
Special Venire Is Drawn To
Try Two Cases Next
Week.

After spending two or three days
investigating the case, examining
large number of witnesses, the grand
jury Saturday returned indictments
against E ]. Fudge, charging him
with the murder of his two little
daughters, rennie and Ethel. Two
indictments were returned, one for
the killing of each of the children.
Fudge was arraigned before Judge
Campbell Saturday afternoon, plead
ing not guilty, and his case was set
for trial We inesiav of next week. He
will be represented by j. N. Hutchins
and L. w. Nelson. The prosecution
will be conducted by State Attorney
John P. Stokes
Heinous Crime.
The crime with which Fudge is
charged was most heinous one, and
was committed on the 9th of June in
a cottage in an isolated section of
the city, in the extreme northeast
portion. The bodies of the little girls.
aged seven and eleven, were found
soon after the killing took place, both
Of them having been shot with a
small rife, which was found near
their bodies.
Suspicion pointed to the father, and
as soon as the officers completed an
Investigation of the premises he pas
taken into custody and was ordered
held by the coroner's iriry, which con-
tinued the investigation He has
been in the county jail ever since.
Another Indictment.
Louise 0dun1, a negro woman, was
also indicted for murder. She is
charged with having stabbed Will
Boiler, negro man, to death in this
city on July IL. She was also ar
raigned Saturday and her case set for
trial Thursday.
Special Venire Drawn.
A special venire of fifty jurors was
Drawn to try the two murder cases.
They will be summoned to appear in
court Wednesday morning when the
first case viii be taken up.