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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

Ruf ersieIt babe, cine ripeit offene"
Stabt gu isin.
- Sm Gireuiteeriht ipurbe geitern
bic @erbanbIlt,ts iibsr ben nadseIuds
ten ginbaltbefehl sesen bic gtablis
runs elmer Sdantipirtbf1aft an Der
Dritten unb Monmoutb Strabe aui
eine Wp1e perI6cben. - Ser .2.
Waro Spcial anb 2lttletic glub",
rel6er BON ben @robeeihporensr
resen @srtaufs BON Bier am Sonntas
in 4ntIaseSuitanb periebt tpproen
mar, betannte iid seite,n fir i6ul>
oiQ uno purOe gu $50 Celebrate une
3dbluns Der Gsrihtstciten perur:
tbeilt. = Ridter Otto Mclfi bepilliss
te 9eitern Senrp 2ubpis einen tempo,
rGren GinbultsbeIebl sesen aulu Rans
tin, ippna6 oieie bapun absebalter
piro, Elm Saus an Del Brighton
etrube gu besisben.
- Der Sistalratb bat eeitern IN
9lleranbria in ieiner reselmdBigcT
Sibune ben Qntauf mebrerer SanoF
ltraber in Campbell Gp. beI9loilen.
Die gleppprt 2idiiis unb &Icranbria
Surnpite, pel9e 90 Meilen lang lit.
nurbe gum greiie BON $24, ,750 dnges
auft. Sier 1T bic nOlb State Rcao",
pel6s BON Glarppille nah @leranpria
fiibrt, unb bic Ripple greet Roab, cir
6eqriffen. - Die Riper Epao ocn
Rob bis Sort 5bomas, 10 Wtsilsn
lang, puroe fir $4,000 ansetauTt.
Der &pntratt fir ben Reubau Der
Ileranbria unb 5lass Springs Roa0,
II Msilen lang, puroe 3a9. SeO9er
gu oeFen Qlnsebot BON $4,000 5uesS
tannt. = Soc Sbesbons erbielt einen
apntratt fir bic Sarnes Roao, gu
oeFen ansebot bon $2S,5o0 5uer@
tannt. Den aontratt fir ben Neubau
Der ,Slo State Roao" erbieltsH
Wiillsr e Niuer gu Dem Grgsbot poh
$23, 900.
Warsarst Rilsp rsiate seSsn
Sarab 2batdsr eiHs8luss ein, lponad
lie in ben 8ieberbeIib hires 7jdArigen
9(opptip sSObnes gaitoIas RiIep gu
gelunssn fu6t. sic ertIGrt, oab bl:
@ertlaste unter Der 9nsabe, bab lie
bas ainb nab elmer @iiite lpieDsr 5u'
riidbrinsen peroe, srbaIten babe. sic
tratte oas ainp mad Der Sbat4sr's
idsn Dobnuns, glp. $40 Gentva!
9pc., ipeieert ii6 jebof anssbiid, oas
aino ipisber ausoufolsen. = Spdter
itrsnsie bic aIGserin gegen bic Der
tlasts oas !6abeas Corpus 9srrabrsn
an, oa lie befiirdtete, buB bic 9sr'
tIasts bas aino nah Marion, g.,
brinsen ipiirbs. Sos ainb ipuroe
9isriuf i'm @eriht porgefiibrt unb bonn
Ri9tsr .. Wolff Der &ldserin 5uer'
!annt. - psarl W. G6amplin rsl9is
]esen Norpal .. gbampIin bic S6sls
ein. Das paar bate im
,srfloiisnen Sanuur lid per6etrathst.
Die aldseriu ertldrt, bab lie am $.
ausuit b. :. bereits bon ihrem 9ais
en- perlaiisn purbs. aeBterer 1T ans
1eblih i'm Quartiermeiiter Separtss
nent DON Sort sbomas anseitelt. Sie
,srlangt auBsr Der S6eionns, baB ibr
eltattst peroe, ibrsn Wdp6ennamsH
sanIsr iiibrsn gu oiirfen. = 4nna 6.
5smael purbe ppn Carl g9. Ssmasl
eItieben. Die alGeerin erbielt 5a
lei6 ous gieat ihren Wdo9ennamsn
lolI fiibren gu oiirfen.
= Dm. 6. Sberneffsr, peIter ietI
yabr.n in Cincinnati Elm Gabrit5es
tGft tetrieb, lit geitern in ieinsM
)auie in Glarppills, ag., geitor6en.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

Die Gpuinstpner Office fhr bas
vGineinuatier Bolfsblatt" befinbet
Fid in bem UebGnbe Der Tepples
sauinss ganf & srnit &c., Z @eit
Sedite Strahe. Nnseisen, Wittbei.
lmnsen ano geitellnngen irgenb mel.
der Mrt ,uerocn bis nenn l1br Ibenbs
oaIelbit entgesensenommen. Sele-
pbou Sontb 1854.
= Sm gireuitseri9t purbe aeitera
bon Sarah Glenn gesen bic Straben=
ba6ngeiellidait eine AIass auf $4,000
S4uOenerIaB eingerei6t. Die Sldees
rill ertldrte, bab lie am 18. Suli b. 5.
all Der 9ierten StruBe nabs BEN
groaopup in Cincinnati i'm 9esrifft
itanO, bic Gar gu psrlafen, als bieI.
iib pIDBlit in 9epesung iebts. Sic
purbe oaour6 gu 9pben sei9leubert
uHo erbebli4 perleBt.
Seiratbsi1eins: - Gbriitop6s-
5ceritnis1t. 81, unb gli3ubsib 1ruu=
ter, 55, beiOe BON GoDinston. - gp=
ron >. Barter, 80, uno Slora Glart,
26, bsioe pon 9erinstpn, &p. = Wm.
Suro, %, unb Uluttis Gjiltsp, %, bel.
be BON Gbicagp. = Spbn Q. Woliif-
fer, %, unb 2ena s. Sblp, 2l, beios
ppn Snoianapolis, Snb. - 5riebri6
gtosts, 2l, uno 2opina Sr6Ie, 20.
beire bon Detroit, Uiih.
= gsiBtitel @erdnberunsen:
Gumuel s. 2eiIel an bic grite gaptis
iten stride fir Jarbise in Gooinston,
elm 9;un0itiid an Der gaurbuitede Der
Hsunten Strabe unb Der Iuep spiz
fden Der Scott uno 9rsenup StraB:,
AZ BEL 1873 SUB 5u $2500.
2lueut 80. Stort nnb Winr:e
8flum. bsibs opn Daptou, g., IOpis
srsS 5. gIsfi BON Dapton, g., uuo
Gtbel 2anIinssr DON gsGroot, g..
nurosn geitsrn, nadbem tie bier 9ei:
ratbsiheins erlanst batter, bur6 ben
Srieoensridter 9. aing aetraut.
Sm goliseiseriht puroe seitern
3. ). SpbnIon pom Salt 6ouie. Gin
cinnati, lpeltsr bier an Der 5iiniten
unb Scott StraBs iiber 9lrbeiter> >qne
qelesenbeiten IN sinen &pnflitt serus
then mar, BON ben 9eI6pprenen bes
unorbentli6eu 9stragens fir idulbig
beiunbsn uub gu 500 @sloItrafe unb +!
sebn 5asen Gsfdnsnib oerurtbeilt |
2puis Sfneiber uno S. u. Slider,
besislben 0ersebsns ansstlast, purben
frsiasfprp6en. Der San Sobnfon'5
purps IN bas Gircuitgeri6t appsllir.,
- 3. 6. 9rissls, Elm giien5a6n.
in SilOsr 9rope bate oez
itern anssblih sinsn QnseiteIten in
Der Office Der StraBerbabn 9efeIe
ihoft infultirt. Der Strabenbabne
esnIpettpr Clarence Sebportb, rpelhsr
ii6 bss QnssitelItsn anuabm, OerIebte
Sem 9ria5le einen Sauiiidlag ins 9es
iift. 9risale puroe mad bem Ct.
Gliiabet6 6oIpital aebradt. Gr ipiro
iit beute i'm guliseigeriht auf cine
9lntldse Der 5runtenbeit unb oes ur<
orbentliden getraaens unb SsbDortb
1uf bic 9lntlage beg Srieoensbruds
psruHtportsn miiFen.
- Der 81 poli5ei unb Jeusrpebr
RommiiIGr 6enrb 2inneman feierts
in Rplanb. ap., iein 80. DRgsnIer.
Ss bate Iid eins srube QnSabl Don
Srsunoen sinssfunben, i'm bem Be-
ie6t.n 9eburtstasstiub bic ber5Ii6z
ten Glidpiini6e bar5ubrinsen.
= 9dbrsnb beg Gstpittsriturmes
ieiisrn Morgsn fpurbe bag 5aus bss
RilfsrelbeiiBers 8. Coleman on Der
5aslor Roao in suo GpDinston Dom 5
Stis getroffen unb bas Dad 5eritort.
Die Samtlie Coleman fam unperlest
,dpou
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
ai6eral gapr. lint. .gerein.

Sn Der ssfriseu, dussrit tur5en
Sibuno bes o5isen ger.ins. bic untst
9rriis bee 9errn Saoob Gid unb
nit S.rrn SEQ. 3. 3itt cls Seirstdr
in Sats' Saas, 121 Weit Gloer Ctr
itdttfanb, paren kine ipsitsren Se'
f6Gfi. gu uIepigen. als $21 al pier
ertranite Mitsliebsr ananpeifen. Die
ginnabmsn betrueen $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
0eidbrlide Gfe.
gn Carlisle Ipenue nno smitb
Srahc ioa man nidJt ieiue
Noneten aableu.

George Roore fam eeitern m,s
WaorristOtpI1 Tenn, 5ugereiit uno ia1
ii6 on Der Carlisle slperue in6
Srnitb Strabe Die @eseilo an. gr
iiiblte iidb 10 ipobI ,no mpllig 5oB
er ieine Ygmlfro!le" nss Der 9aife
aoS nm iejye GaariaGit aGhIts.- GE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
6leine Ypli5eima@riH Hten.

- Der 80 Sabre alte Glerf giiIep
9iobiition, 1922 Central glpenue,
murbe eeitern on Siebenter unb Gen.
tral 9lpenue perboftet. Gr foG elmer
ganoe onseboren, beren Sauptauar.
tier .iia N anbtauanaIR beiinbet. pie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
9pauiea
@iII bic Griebensitarte

feines $eeres auf 180,.
600 Mann erboben.
Wfabrio, Spanielb 81. slueuit,
pia Varis. Sn elmer nliIitdriihen
MeorsaniiationsporIage bic il. Babe
BON ariegsminiiter bent parlament
unterbreitet lperben miro, lit bic Or.
bobung Der Sriebensitdrfe oes ipani.
iben Seeres aui 10000 @ann Dor.
aeieben. glui @riino oieier gorlage
ipiro Die geecnipdrtige 6rieoensltdrfe
nm 10000 IPann erbobt uno $4,000
Wsann ioaen in ataroffo itationirt
iper0eil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

SoDe am sauftag rabnlet tpir siuei
Dffi3iere iinO 1873 wsannidaften &c.
faisen nno erbeuteten fiinf Diaidi.
ileitgeiuebre."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
No Other Course Is Open to the
United States Declares
President In Note.
Won BERNSTORFF SENDS A
LENGTHY CABLE TO BERLIN
He Advised His Government That
Washington Meant Exactly
What Is SAID In Note.
sY AssoclA re PREse.

Washington April 1s-Amercas Germany public
today that unless Imperial should
marine warfare against and freight carrying the
of the choice
Omatic relations with the German empire altogether"
The declares is "proe
ndscmnae
sacred and ndspuabe rules of international law and che universally
humanity
the conclusion that there is but pursue
States establishes conuvey that the channel Sussex
torpedOed without warning and that the torpedo German
that the
Germany gained
appreciate gravity
this resulted alone the attack
the Sussex hut from the whole method and character Of submarine
craft during the twelve months the dscm
destruction of merchant vessels of all naonaes and
of s by of the vessels incompatible with the p
pies of humanity and the rights of neutrals
Attached 70 the more was an appendix detang the sussex case
a.SsY sseed nEses the and
we've similar to German torpdOes in possession Of the French govern
The note was received in today the time President
wilson was explaining situation in address similar
a. rhetaee Ia the text Ambassador Gerard 1t i'm
dev the Berlin foreign Office and the United States awaits the
GERMAN reply is considered uimat sets no
time limit asks immediate answer President wilson O
- dsss how submarine conducted within the limits
of after Germany abandons her present
President Wilson asked morning OF COhsheSS anu AS 1
received gravey -. &c r.ursI
os ON the they interested the Une
states in the protection of neutral rights The document was not
pfyen to beIigeren. diplomats
Of state Lansing Ambassador Won
ernsof probably win be arranged Tor
basador Won already made plain that Germany
Is not willing abandon the use of submarines
Arhasador Bernstorf dispatch to Berlin tonight
nretng the situation and while he would not com
ent on it. believed to have advised his government na
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
MAJOR GEN. SCOTT, CHIEF OF STAFF
HURREES TO THE MEXICAN BORDER
On His Report Will Depend
Whether Troops Are
Withdrawn.

Washington, April 19.-No decision
as to the withdrawal of American
troops from Mexico will be made for
at least a week or ten DAYS. unless
outbreaks compel immediate action.
This was made clear today when Sec
rotary Baker dispatched Major Cen
eral Scott, chief of staff, as his per-
sonal representative to make : com
Plete report on the situation. The adj
ninistratfon's final action on Carran-
za's request that troops be withdrawn
probably win be based on SCOTS re-
port.
Scott left Washington tonight He
will arrive in San Antonio Friday.
but is not expected back in Wash
ington for ten days. Baker made Il
plain that Funston still is in supreme
command of the border situation and
expeditionary forces, and will remain
so. The expedition is apparently at
standstill, according to all REPORTS
from Mexico. Mexican Ambassador
Arredondo denied published reports
that he had received instructions from
CarTanza to make new demand for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
BROUGHT GIRL
TOC|TY;WHITE
MAN IS JAILED
F. H. Sur1rnera1l, Of Poplar
vile, Miss, Is Charged
With White Slavery.
GIRL IN CASE IS
ONLY 10 YEARS OLD
She Is Daughter Of a Farm
er and Being Held As
Witness

F. n. SunrmeraIl, a white nasn Of
"a years Of age, who gave his place
of residence as PoplarviIle. Miss, Is
under arrest by federal authorities ON
the charge of violating the Mann
white slave act It is alleged that he
deported to Pensacola for immoral
purposes Lille Penton, a nineteen
year-old girl, who had resided with
her parents on farm near Poplar.
vile.
It is alleged by the government that
Summerall persuaded the girl, who
is unable to either read or write, 10
leave her home and accompany him.
They left Poplarville Sunday, reached
Mobile Sunday and took passage on
the steamer Tarpon for Pensacola.
On their arrival here Summerall
took the girl to a boarding house. and
it is alleged they were passing as
man I'd wife when Special Officer
Hall placed Summerall under Arrest.
Yesterday he was taken into custody
by the United States authorities and
given a hearing before Commission
er ]. j. Sullivan, Jr. He was held
for trial and, being unable to make
bond in the sum of $1,000, was COM
mitted to the county Jail.
tt is charged that SummeraH is not
only married, but that he is the father
e si-s ~fssls--s.a. When searched the
man had watch, chain, several gold
stick pins and $51 in cash.
The girl is also held by the officers.
and will appear as witness against
Summeran in the federal court next
month when the case comes to trial.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
PartyLi71es Are
Cons In Issue
With Germany
ny AsshATEp PRrna.


Washingtd April 49, Com
mepting faIabIy on President
Wilson'S adds tonight showing
party lines gone in the SUBJ
marine-issueere Senator's Lodge,
Wadsworth, urtis and Sterling,
Republicans, and Chamberlain,
Democrat.
THE adds is a very strong
enc and thete is a strong one
said SenatoitOne. cit puts the
next move 10 Germany and win
bring diplOrfc correspondence to
a close. Ibes not necessarily
mean a. Bro 1t demands that
Germany My her method of
ware and is the last
word to bald by this govern
ment on thabject."
'sThe seng of a note to Ger
many was aid a position as the
president ct take" said Repre-
sentative Id, chairman of the
foreign affs committee. 81 think
it viii meeith the approval of
congress aihe country
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
.StrongAd vocate
Of High1Uay To
The Gulf Beach
J. B. Mcneil Says It De
serves the Support of
All Citizens.

J. B. Mcneil, president - TIE
Ghamber OF Commerce, and vice pres.
ident Of the Consolidated Naval
Stores Co. favors the Gulf Reach
Highway, and is very DESTROYS of See
ing Its completion in the near future
am strongly in favor of the Gulf
Beach Highway" said Mr.. McNeill.
"and the sooner it is completed. the
better it viii be for Pensacola 7
think 1t deserves the support Of all
citizens for it viii be one of the great
est attractions this city could secure
We should appreciate this fact and
show our interest"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
GENERA 10
PROSECUTE Won IGEI

Washington, April 1e.-The attor-
ney generals Office, It is understood.
has decided to prosecute Wolfe Won
Igel, Captain Won Papen's former
secretary, arrested ia New York yes
terday, charged with conspiracy to
dynamite the Welland canal, notwith-
standing the German ambassador's
request for his release. The ambas-
sador claimed immunity for Won Igel
on the ground he was a diplomatic
agent. Won Igel's alleged ofense.
however, is said to have taken place
year before he registered in wash
lngton as German agent. Official
German documents seized In Won
!gePs New York Office win be re-
turned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
Officer
Is Prisoner Of
Sicily Island
BIZ ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Syracuse, Sicily, April 19.-Via
Paris.-Lieutenant Fikentscher, Of
the famous German raider Enden,
which was destroyed by the Austria
Ian cruiser Sydney at Goes Islands
in 1914 after performing many dar-
ing exploits, has made his escape
from Malta, whittier he had been
taken as a prisoner by the British
The lieutenant is now prisoner here.
"T will commit suicide rather than
return to the hands of the British"
the lieutenant said. He maintains
that as Germany is not at war with
italy, the Italian authorities cannot
surrender him to the British.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
MARKET BREAKS
WHEN NOTE IS READ
War Shares and Other
Specialties Down l to
8 Points.

New York, April 19.-Wall Street
accepted the latest developments in
the German controversy with mis-
giving, judging from the weak tone
of the stock market at the opening to-
dav. War shares and all the better
known specialties broke from / to
almost 8 points, the entire list reflect
ing hurried liquidation. Bethlehem
Steel broke 10 points to All.
The railroads and other represent
alive stocks were under better con-
troll. but the decline was Dreaded and
accompanied by greater activity than
any session thus Ear this year.
The presidents decision 7 submit
+be German situation to congress
came as a great surprise to ne finan-
cial district. and commissid houses
with wire connections to Important
ceuters were almost overwhelmed
with liquidating orders. q
Greatest excitement preYiled Oh
the exchange and many seculativ
holdings were abruptly cbed out
Apprehension increased WIN It be,
came known that the MOTTO Berlin
was already on the way. his feel
inc was heightened when tracts of
tbe ultimatum to Berlin re pub
lished-
i Declines were extended / almost
an directions, the mountaineering
~ noints from yesterdss close.
Anglo-Frcnch bonds were rpaded in
e blocks of 100000 and 200,e. Sales
: of the first hour approxined S00,-
. 600 shares, the largest out for
i that period in many weel Heavy
selling Of the general isvas an
, other impressive feature.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20

London. April 19.-The Germans
:. bavonet attack near Haudremont,
northeast of verdun, captured a stone
~, ,,arrv around which they gained q
footinp Monday. At Les Esparges
the Germans, after three attacks, en-
ts~ad the French trenches over front
~ about 200 yards, but were imme-
diately expelled. Artillery activity
continues near Hill 304 and on the
line between Deadman's Hill and Cu-
mieres.
The Russian attack against an Aus
4rian position on the upper Seretn
river, in Galisias was repnlsed-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
GERMANS TAKE NEW
LAND WITH BAYONET
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.


The Italians captured Monte Fume
pass from the Austrians and have
taken the extreme western peak of
Monte Ancora.
Near Aschkala, northwest of ERIE
rum. the Russians in a night attack,
captured Turkish Hill positions, in
fiicting heavy loss IS on the Turks.
The British ministerial crisis over
universal service may be avoided 1t
is believed tonight. Should the COM
pulsionists win, however, the Asquith
ministry q ended unless new elections
are sous oy the present premier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20

The district attorneys Office re-
ceIVed word today from the attorneys
Office that Captain Hans Tauscher
one of the five men under Indictment
was IN Boston and would surrender
here. The arrest of A. A. Frftzen.
one of the alleged plotbsrs who Is
charged with having dynamite to
Niagara Falls to blow up the canal
was expected to be made today. Con-
stantine GIOVANNI, an Italian, also I'M
der indictment Is believed to have fed
to Italy.
District Attorney Marshall said
that IN addition to papers seized bear
ing upon the Welland canal plot.
there was also documentary evidence
taken of extraordinary importance s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
Temporary Organization Is
Formed AT Meeting
At Bombay.
IMPROVED HOTELS
AND HIGHWAYS
Foundation Is Laid For Or
ganization w. Florida
Chamber of Commerce.
(staR Correspondence)

Bombay, April 19.-The work pre-
paratory to the permanent organiza-
ton of the West Florida hotelkeepers'
and boosters was commenced here to-
day. A fairly good crowd Of hotel
proprietors and business men assem-
bled at the Eureka hotel here this aft
ernoon and took concerted action look
ing to the better organization of the
hotel people and other business men
of West Florida for the purpose of
furthering every interest Of the state.
1t was agreed among those present
that another meeting be called later
so that still further and more perman-
emit organization may be taken by the
hotel and business interests of West
Florida.
The next meeting is expected TO
bring about permanent organization
so that all sections of West Florida
will be brought into direct touch with
the main question-that of better
hotel facilities and better highways
for all who wish to come this way at
any season Of the year.
Today's preliminary meeting was
called by State Hotel Commissioners
A. l.. Messer, of Tallahassee, and
Hotel Inspector J. D. Terrell, of
Sneads, both Of whom came here to
take part in the deliberations of es1a
day.
NF,,nh s~4avask saar faas--tr@@4@1 IN
uIiffg today By the bankers and
leading business men of Bonifav.
Everything possible was done by them
TO further the work now under wav.
The Bombay Board of Trade rovaIiv
entertained the visitors, and 4 sneciaI
effort was made by the hotel people
OF Bombay to take care of them. a
special dinner was served at the
eureka hotel in honor Of the occas-
Ion, and the whole affair passed off
most pleasantly and proftably.
There was a formal meeting called
for o'clock this afternoon at The
Eureka hotel by Commissioner Mes
ser, who is an enthusiastic booster Of
Florida in general and Of West Flor
ida in particular.
Commissioner Messer acted nc
chairman of the meeting. He stated
the object of the meeting in a short
and interesting speech. He said more
and better hotels and more advertis-
ing Is necessary.
Mr.. A. w. Weeks, chairman Of the |
Bombay City Council, spoke next. TEN
derlng hearty welcome TO the meet
ing on behalf Of the town of Bonifav
Mr.. j. Mclaughlin, president Of the
Bombay Board of Trade, was present
and spoke on the work which Il -
be accomplished.
Secretary Phillips of the Pensacola
Chamber of Commerce, urged the or
ganization of a West Florida Cham
Der OF Commerce to work In harmonv
With the organization of hotel man
Q do more effective work for West
Florida. "sS'
The plan Of Mr.. Phillips was en-
iorsed In speeches by Messrs. En-
nett, OF the Pensacola News. and
harrison, Of The Pensacola Journal.
A. L. Messer was chosen Temperate ,
hartman Of the new or0anizat3on
nd Editor Ed Williams, Of the Roni-
Continued on Page rwo.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-20
EMPEROR HAS
OECORA T Ed j
BOAT CAPTAIN
Commander of Submarine
Which Sank Sussex
Highly Honored.
d. AseocrAr.rr, pnnaa

Paris, April 19.--Ir6ornation was
received from reliable sources today
that Emperor William has decorated
the commander of the guEua~iue
which is said to have torpedoed the
Sussex. It is understood Washing
ton has been Informed OF this deveI-
opment.
The award Of a decoration to 45,ia
commander, 1t is believed here, would
make It difficult and perhaps inapossf-
Die Tor Germany 70 punish him, IA
case such demand were made by the
American government.
The name Of the corsmaDder and
the number Of the submarine which
according to the recent seni-oficiaI
statement, are In possession of tba
fCecrffuuad z5n,.1
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Paris, Ada destructive fire
in BelgradFeported in a dispatch
to the Matrom Bucharest. It is
said the ern section Of the city
was alnosstroyed. Several hun
dred houssere burned and thou
sands of pas are homeless.
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FRENCH REPORTS ON
SPIRITED BOMBDMENT

Paris, April 19.-There spir-
tied bombardment of posts south
of Haudremont wood on tVerdun
front. east of the Mouse, : night,
the war Office report of thiternoon
says.
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THE PRESIDENTS NOTE.
The presidents ultimatum to Ger
many follows: 81
the congress:
"a situation has arisen in the Tor
a;on relations Of the country OF which
il IS my plain duty to inform you very
frankly.
"It viii be recalled that In February
1918. the imperial German govern
went announced its intention to treat
Abe waters surrounding Great Britain
and Ireland as embraced within the
seaf of war and to destroy all mer-
chant ships owned by its enemies that
roiol+ be found within any part OF
that portion of the high seas, and that
4 warned all vessels, of neutral as
well as of belligerent ownership, e
Laan out of the waters it had thus
rrascribed or else enter them at then
peril. The government of the Unitet
states earnestly protested. 1t tool
the position that such a policy coul'
1continued on Page Two.l
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