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Evening journal., 1916-11-28
KEYSTONE ROrTS.

Five fast bouts have been arranged
by the Keystone Field Club for its
third wrestling tourney of the season
at its quarters. No. 20a East Fourth
street, tomorrow night. The card
follows: Ivan Stroh. Keystone Field
Club. vs.. Billy Banes. Keystone Ath-
letic Clubs Andy Pines. Keystone
Field Club. VS.. Joe Smith. Keystone
Field Club; Young Jennings. Key
stone Field Club, vs.. Frank Durham.
Keystone Field Club; Luke Goode,
Newport. vs.. Billy Bozzman. Whining
ton; Young Hackett. Keystone Field
Club. VS.. Chick Wallen. Chester Tom
Dodge will referee.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
Delaware LODGE OF
ODD FELLOWS BUSY

Last evening proved to be big
one for Delaware Lodge. No. /. 1. o..
o. f.. when the degree star Of sixty
men conferred the first degree in full
on a class of sixteen candidates. This
is the degree in which the elaborate
new scenery and electrical effects are
used and which were Installed by
Delaware Lodge the past summer at
great expense.
Many visitors were present TO see
the work conferred. including odd
Fellows from Pulaski Lodge No 61 OF
Pulaski. Va; Patrick Henry Lodge
Of Delaware City; Oriental Lodge. OF
Newark Upland Lodge OF Chester.
Pa. also visitors from several lodges
down the Peninsula and a number
from local lodges. All seemed to be
pleased and gave the stan hearty ap-
plause for the work conferred.
On next Monday night. the second
degree will be conferred in fun on
the same class OF candidates II was
also announced at last nights session
that Delaware Lodges well known
Disturbance Committee" would be
IN action on next Monday night. This
branch OF the lodge looks after the
entertainment and welfare Of the
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
some FIGHT WHEN HIGH
and SOUTHERN CLASH

wilmington High School football
team will face its strongest opponent
of the season at Wawaset Park on
Thanksgiving morning when It will
tackle the Southern High eleven,
scholastic champions of Philadelphia
Coach Matthews is working his pro-
teges hard to get them in trim for
their tough opponents. Last year the
two teams played a scoreless tie here
Southern High has played a con
sistent winning game this year. This
IS its first year as champions Of
the Quaker City. The title was award
ed them last Saturday when West
Philadelphia defeated Northeast High
School. Southern had played North
east TO a tie and had defeated West
Philadelphia. Northeast and South
ern we're tied for the title last Satur-
day until Northeast was defeated
The usual large Thanksgiving
crowd" win be out to see the locals
battle with the CHAMPIONS, many main
ly to see the Philadelphians' note
worthy machine. The Wilmington
eleven feels confident of holding their
to a close score.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

members stomachs II is therefore
expected that large membership
viii be ON hand at that time.
The Jit-zaar committee Of thirty
have laid plans for holding a monster
carnival aid bazaar from February To-
II inclusive and with the slogan bet
ter than ever. IL is expected this af-
fair will eclipse the first Jit-zaar held
early in the year. These affairs are
for the benefit OF the 1913 Trip AS
sociation," which consists OF the en-.
tire membership of the lodge. A snug
sum has already been laid aside for
this purpose and In 1919 Delaware
Lodge expects to go TO the Sovereign
Grand Lodge with the largest deloga-
ton from a fraternal order that ever
represented Wilmington. The Boost
for Wilmington" spirit is ever pre-
voiling In the lodge and plans Will
be made TO boost Wilmington as II
was never before.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

ng them 10 do their best. These
birds are all the corn fed variety from
down country. and were personally
selected by Lester S. German. the pro-
fessional. from Aberdeen. Nd who. as
Ia selector of turkeys. has few equals
and no superiors German personally
guarantees every bird to be young.
tender and toothsome. and IL goes
without saying they will be-
The turkey shoot will be a 50-target
event, with an extra entrance for the
gobblers. Two 25-target events will
comprise the program and any amount
of practice before and after the tur-
key shoot may be induged in Then
there will he al least one extra big
turkey in the miss and out handicap
event ON Trap 3. and possibly another
smaller turk viii be put up as second
prize. In this event ten straight will
be the limit and a man may make sew
eral straight If he can. and I'm case Of
ties az the end. necessitating a shoot
off. man has a chance in the shoot
on for each ten straight TO his
credit.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
"HACN" WILL GET
HIS chance AGAIN
Will Meet Winner of Morro-
Marvin Thursday Match
on December Il
LOCAL MASKED
MARVEL" TO START

Young Hackenschmidt, who last
week held "IIl do my best Jack Nor
70, this city, to a draw after they grap-
pied for over two hours. was this
morning signed under contract TO ap-
pear here on Tuesday evening, De-
cember -. when he will meet the
winner of the Tom Marvin-Jack MORO
bout staged by the Wilmington Ath-
letic Association at Turn Hall on
Thursday evening, Thanksgiving.
Steve Mason, business manager Of
the Wilmington Athletic Association,
returned this morning from New
York, where he made all arrangements
for the bout with Hackenschmidt s
manager. The bout to be staged on
December II is expected to bring out
some classy graphing because no
matter who is returned the winner in
the main bout Of this weeks match,
the winner will meet the New Yorker.
One of the bouts on the card for
next Thursday night is between Jack
AOIIOs lle local lltlidu chduD-out duu
Tom Marvin of Cleveland, Ohio, who
claims the middleweight champion
ship of the middle west. AS both men
are champions, it will remain for the
spectators TO see who has the right to
the title afer the bout. The arrange
ments are that the bout must go to
a finish, two falls out of three.
The semi-fnal bout will bring out
Wlimingtons Masked Marvel" No
body but the management of the asso-
citation as well as his trainer, a local
person, knows who the marvel is. but
from all accounts he is some grappler.
The Masked Marvel'' will meet
Young Sem. the local amateur cham
pion
In the preliminary. Jack Wilson Of
Chester. will be the opponent OF
Young Barclay Of New York This
bout was arranged for the opening
show Of the local association but due
TO an accident TO Barclay, the match
was postponed
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

charge. II will take three and a half
days 70 complete the laying Of the
concrete foundation Ia Market street
provided the material is on hand. Ef-
forts will be made to have the men
work at night and on Thanksgiving
Day so as TO expedite the work The
directors requested that the company
continue work on Thanksgiving Day.
A. ID. Warner OF the Charles War
ner Company which Is supplying the
street paving materials. said that de-
lay. over which he had no control. had
been caused in the delivery of the
materials Mr. Warner assured the
board that his company will endeavor
to give the work the best service pos
sible.
The laying Of the remaining stretch
OF concrete in West Eighth street will
be started as soon as the materials
are secured. Mr.. Chrlstilf said.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
5 DIVORCES GRANTED
BY SUPERIOR COURT

In Superior Court this morning
divorces were considered by the
court. DEGREES nisi were granted
In the following cases jennie Di
Giacobho vs.. pietro hi Giacobbo. Ed
ward $. Voegel VS.. Blanche NJ. Voc.
gel. Lucy r. Barnes VS.. Edward M.
Barnes, Alice Perry Vs. Edward T..
Perry, Mary VI Daniel Va. Roland
G.. Daniel. Sarah H. Scott Va. Harry
B. Scott, Charles T.. Mason VS. Laura
@. Mason. Maryanna Pickle VS..
Franciszik Pickle. Desertlon was the
ground for the divorce proceedings in
the majority OF the cases heard.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

Before you appropriate those arti-
cles you found, il is only fair to look
for their owner n the Want Ads. Most
Lost and Found articles are returned
to their owners through this medium.
Adv
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
BROWNSOR -CHESROOE
IN SEASONS BIC CANE

With the football championship OF
Delaware at stake, the Brownson and
Chesrook football elevens will clash
on the Front and Union gridiron on
Saturday afternoon. Both elevens are
strong this year, and the rivalry that
exists between the two promises a
fast game. Arrangements were com
pleted for their affair at a meeting of
the managers last night
Both teams are practicing hard for
the fray. Chesrook players we're
given blackboard talk in the y. NJ.
c. A. last night by two ex-college
players. The team will practice to-
night on the Washington street tFi-
angle. Brownson will meet the Z. S.
S. Missouri eleven fere on Thanks
giving Day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
GENERAL CHEMICAL.
COME ON, HERACL.

Efforts are being renewed TO have
Tom Dodge and John Heracl meet in a
wrestling bout before the Wilmington
Athletic Association. The manager Of
the Delaware champion is willing 10
have him meet the Greek, but Heracl's
consent has not yet been obtained. For
some time Dodge has been endeavoring
20 get match with the local heavy
weight
1t is pointed out that last April
Heracl signed a contract which bound
him to meet any man in his class with
whom bout should be arranged
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
EXAMINING BOARD TO MEET.

A meeting OF the Delaware State
Board of Examiners for the Registra-
tion OF Nurses will be held next Mon
day at the Homeopathic Hospital. APP
plication blanks can be obtained from
Anna NJ Hook. r. n. 2617 West
Eighteenth street, or at No. 602 West
street.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
1Siir oell 1Sehlidllaa Der Salonifi

Sir oen Sehlidllag Der Salonifis
9alnpagne ltadst Der %genannte &ors
relporoei1t @ried)elllano perantrports
lidl neil Is iid} nidt ben ellliirtelr
alr9eidllolien fade. GoB oiele Guma=
nien i'll ben &rieg hilleinaeso9en, mag
it'd nod als Gltlnerang fiir RllBlano
erlueiien. lleber HltnlallIen fann oelt
Gerbiinoeten Der @eg rad} Soelia &C.
merocn.
Die Merifpfrage luieocr anf Bent
tpoten Gltnft a%mgelangt. - Gnis Gaz
brera luirft bas nailcsm abgeidJluiienc
I6fommen mieber ilber BEN Saufen.
- @illn lol iidJ a1s chihuahua st=
ritfsieben. - Garrausatritppeu IDl=
len linn fulgen.
2ltis Cabrera, ser Soriiser Der
merifaniiden Delegation, erbub in
Der Siblulg Ser gemeinialnen aneri-
falllih merifaniiden Nrieoensfum-
milion ON lebte1l Iienstag Erotelt
gegen cine formeQe Mnnatme bes
Nbfonunens, meld)e Montag mabren0
%leiller slhmelenheit bon oen ilbrigen
nlerifanild)en &omnliIIaren uno berem
amerifanllden &ollesel1 III oellSallpt=
/, pu1ften betreffs enter 3uritf5iebltng
Der al1lerifaniifen Straf=@rpeottipn
aus Merifo into betrcffs utoerer
Iraeen crsielt poroelt lpar. Cabrera,
Der Meontag in PHILADELPHIA nit
aonfercn5en nit Nafael Rictp, Dem
merifaniidJen Stills 6inan5miniller,
perbradlt latte, belt cine etnltiinoige
Gcoc gegen Dos 9(bfomneu ltto oiele
gall5 u%nerpurtete Sppoiitipu bringt
Die Gerba1olltngen Der genleiniamen
&onfercn5 wieoer a1f ben tooten
glulft, uno mont fiirdbtet, BOB es meb-
rere Gage nehnlen miro, Den Saoen
Der Ger6anolungeu mieoer altf5uneb-
nlelt.
Sic Dem Staatsiefretdr 2alliing
Don 8rc~ll56ealntcn 5ltgcgangenen BE-
rid}tc belQgell sic Gila-S ruppelt,
meld]e 6ts = in Der @egeno ppn
G1lhtutnla olr. %~laben, 5pgen tidy
5llrilf ulo qpeiterc Garan5otruppen
milroen oort1in eutianot. SIS miro
leoodl nidf er4a:ihft weld1e 3id)tung
Die WtQiltas u9en, Ionoern MN
|gelagt, Die Siderheit III oen Giltrift
ldleine 5ll5lnaebnlen. Son Garral,
lpeldles Don Den GiQiltas eenonlmcu
moroen lein iollte, liegt feine Nads
ridlt Dor. Ser alte &uooellnllo0el ilt
Dterlto, Der anidletneno ridt alsges
! alldlell lper0el falla1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
sluan's sinimc,t fiir neuraleiide
Shmerselt.

9us oun,pfe Sdmmern nes Gelralz
oia miro ldneq our6 Slpan's Sini@
went. Dem llnioerial : 6eilmtttel fir
sdHsr5cn, beieiti9t. 2etebt sll appIisi@
rem; es nrinst Idnea ubne Heiben ein
ulo beianftigt Sic ldner5enpen Musz
feln. Steiner nnn pronlpter cffeftbou
mic sic idr,ierieen Gilalter pSer Gint=
mellts; binteslabt feine nadtbeiligen
Spl9en alf Scr 6ant uno peritppft
nidyt bic Eprea. Sir iteiie Musfeln.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &out, 2llm=
bago, &eritauHnsoen llns neberalls
l~trengungen 9ibt es fhnellIte $silung.
Slpan's Eminent berminbert bic
Sdmer5cn unb @nt5nnhunsen ban S,1z
lcftcn@ giiieit, GuctiAnngen, atobs
purtoen nnb unberen @erIebungen ser
8fnoer. Soft glth beutc cine SloIbe
BET gurem Srpsilten, 2be. (@u3.)l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19

lona iel6It 6efilloet lid, nod I'M @elib
Der Hl1ntallen, uno es fllloet STIR 3elt
beftige Sample ltatt. Son BORT alts
ipl Der 8ornarld 5ullodIt gegen
Surlru=S enerin erfolger, bon no aus
bic ga6n iiber gralopa mad Sufarelt
fiibrt.
guifaazGaB: - Gie gerbiillbetclt
iino bis 9ltmbetlhi, oil Der 8atpt
nad Dem midtigen ¬enpunft Sra
'iopa gcIesen, porseorun9en. Eieler
bilOet Dos nadite 3iel. Son BORT
Iduit Die 9ubn meltlid1 rladJ Sltrlllt=
Seperin uto Sriopa uno oitlid} nad)
slIfareIt. Die 5ortfiibrung oes Gor=
qnarldes Der uerhiinoeten 5rltppetl
oas Sllil=Sbal entlang nuts olld) altf
Die Sitllation bei Srlooa. einpirfen
oa oie in oielem Naltm itchenoen Hlt=
m1nell sum Hiid5ug ge5luungen Mir
ben, I'M 1lidt III Ser Ilanfe gefaBt
5l meroen.
Notbertfn,rm=GaB. Ser gor=
marld gebt oas Mt=Sbal %entlorg ltlo
ridtet it'd gegelr ben @abnfnoten=
punft Getesci u1o bic @abn Netesci-
Sufarelt.
S0r5burger Eab. - Ger gor-
mari6 gebt gegen g%ampoIl1ng. Gal1=
oelti, l1orotpeltlidl gelegen, tit beiett.
Son Gampolul1g fiibrt cine 3metg=
babn Ben Sergl1llti entlaltg nad) Ge=
fesci.
5omoier=GaB. - llcbcr Ereoeal.
melehcs Die Gerbiil1oetetl hcreits por
lansercr 3eit g%ellonllren BADEN, ridl=
ten iidi Sic slngriffe ge5en Sinaia. 100
lid oie Sammerreiioen5 Der rumlani=
idlcE N5nigsfumlilie befiroet. Son
Silaia fiibrte Bic 8abn nad) Gocsci.
Dem experimentation rl1llldniid1ell
acknowledgements, Der bic GerhinS,mg
liiolid) nit gl1fare't lluo nitlid, llno
oalrn norolid nit Ser Mplbau Ter
ltellI.
GurG oeu meitcren erfolgreihclr
Gorn1arI6 in oel1 pben arsegcbclcl
Hiditltugeu milrocn sic &erbiinoctcll
IN Den Belts oes gelaln1ltcn mcItli=
d3cn gaJnnctes Gl,nralliens ltllD 3D.
nit allcr Gerbiltoltngen g~elangen.
Gas miiroc oen Selo5ltg el1tiheioen.
Gan1it miro ol1rd) oicie IN s[l1siiht
ltehenoe gntlpidlung oes r%lmlaniidell
6elo5nges altd} Die 9lnlid,t, oaB sic
gltld)eioullg an Der norolihcn ,Srpllt
tallen lperoc, lnterltiltt. linn 10 metr,
OILS Die Humndnen Die uud> oem Scr
Init oes Safe1ls &onltau5a ant
sdppar5en Meer lDnen nod iibrig ae<
bllebene Gerbinoung nit Hllblo1o
lrber @raila uno @alas ourd) bic
ISffeniipe Ser G%erbiinDete1 pott 9ior=
nen her perlieren miiroen.
Sas lito Die gl,sblidc fir sic mei=
terc gntmidllmg bes rltnldlliidcll
6elooltges OH Ser nSrolifen Irollt.
Ter &orreipunoent Ser 9onopner
Informing Eolt" III petersburg iaat,
Der gelamnlte &~riegsplan Ser Nuiir=
ten lei in bem Iltgelrblicf fcblgeldlu-
gen, ais es %offcn6ar gemoroen. oaB
Die alIiirten Streitfraitc in Salolifi
Die ibnet a%eitellte a~l1fgabe SIT GRILL
len 1lid}t imitalloe ieien. 0ab Ser
lIan oabin segangen, sl1gleid) BON
9tllnaticn mo BON Salonifi aus &c
aeget gl,lgarien lno Die Siirfei los
5%itbred}en, lit bereits in Der uRlulo-
1o1alt" altsgefilbrt mproen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19

tlart 81 laiierl rno ooollrd Ben bod
tonct1oen siesespbraien ser engli-
ldlen WtiriIter oennotbapenoigen SIM
6tergrntlo 81 pcrleiben. Gin oraltiifes
geiipiel fit oieie 2nnooner 9eridt=
jer1tattllg, Der mntli6en ltnb Ser
nidbtamtliden, (oer ariegsberidt-
'erl tatter I'M britiiden &auptql,artier
in NorofranfreidO %liefcrtc Der nellel tie
gorltob Der 9ritcn norolid bon Ser
Mncre i'm Somme-@ cbiet. Mod) ser
anrtllden unO nidtamtIid)en 2oroo=
ner @erid)terl tattlnng lmur6en sic
oelttld)e1l 6elograllen burd) oielen
gorltob poaig iiberraidt; infolgeoei-
len leidt 5llriidgemorieu, ibl1en idppe=
re Werlllite bei9ebra1t. nllo ibrten
5000 @cfangene u%bgenomluell.
10000? @enn man cine Nsun ab=
|itreid)t, fanns pielleidt ltimme,l. IS
marcn SOS 500, bic aus Sen bon Ser
ldNperen britilden Artilerie polig
5erId'oIlcnen pproerlte e Sdiitengra-
ben nidt 10 ldpneQ berausfonnten)
E@an5 beionbers lullrbe, boz, Den
&riegsberidteritattern ser groBell
2pnooner glattcr, 1pie sic yGimes"
uMornita Mail", .Iailp SEEMS" etc.
|betpnt, Dob Der @i0eritanb Ser ocl1t-
idlen Jeloerol1en elm merfmiiroiq
idNpader, Gin iiberroi6cno idapode1
gemelen lei. Selbit Bic preubiid)en
@aroeregimenter icien I'M @ioer.
ltaroc labn1 gemelen. gs ipa bies
Ser 3ermiirbl1nastbeprie bes Gene.
rails @aig sur Stiise oierelt, pcld)e
oieler lebt porgeid)oben bot, Inn ser
poaigen 6eblid)lag Ser an1 2. Sui
begonnenen r@roBen Sfieniipe" &c,
5ransoien lnO 8riten 5lt Der bleiern
Stint 5. Sllli id)on moIlten sic Gene
Irale Soffre ullb &aig NIT ibret
Gruppen it 8eronne unb 8apal1ml
iteben. @ir ldreiben bel1te Sen 10
9sopern6er, aber sic 6ran5oien uni
griten limo INNER nod nid)t in 9e
rome nnb @apall11re. s(l,d Ser lebt'
groBe britilde @orltoB norolid) bon
Mncre=Sad)e 6ot lie Dielem 3ielc MIDI
naber gebrad)t. Sos lit natiirlid)
0enn Der an.tlide 9eridt ser 0ber
iten 3clltld)en @eeresIeitit1g IaB
0ern bod oie Sample alll Mncre.9ud
I'M Somn1e=s lbldpatt, in et1pas a,10e
rem Sidte erideinelt oils Ser 2onoo
,ler gcridte iie oargeltellt batte. 3ll
ltdd)lt fanl1 bierltad) bon elmer l1eber
raid)ang Ser Geutldyne 11id)t Sic Heo,
lem. Gem bie ghglanber battel1 oi
Del,tlden N5tellullgcn bei Beaumont
6anlel porber aus ibrell idmerltel
8elbileel1 ilberalts befttg beidoiien
l1l1o nas belttet in1nter al1f Sen bepor
ltcbenoen Stllrmollgriff.
Mllberoem crgibt Iid) als oem Ser
liner geridt, bob Die gnglqnoer MIDI
lcidte gerlltlte gebabt baberl. apie ii,
bebalptcn, lonoern cbr d) 10 re
10 Dob mtdy Oieies Mal Ser @eldnoe
9eiptnlt III gar feil1enl @erbaltniB 81
Den Gerllliten ltebt. ltl,o enolid) ct,
gibt lidy ans Dem 9erliner @erid)t
oob alld] oieicr M1tgriff Der g1gld,l,
Der MIR altf einemf flcine1t Ibeilc oel
5ront Grfplg ibatte. Ser geplantt
gpritoB altf Serre miBlung. gbenir
miBlangen ale angriffe 5tpiid]cn Sc.
boltterl1c lt1l0 @ranDcpl1rt. @as bor1
Dem perbeeretloen be,ltiden sSel1el
entsina lno bon oet fei1bIidct
Stnrlnfolonllen III sic oelltidcn @ra.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Mu6Idnoti@e @mnot1am.

Bic 2onbnncr Observation-Disclosures
GET. CHARMING pur ben: n8crliH
ncr 9cpcidlcu iibcr 9uinpm" Sic
finb nunt britiidcn Genipr nerItiints
melt, pft ipsar birctt &c at d. t.
- Micmartb iDll iidt blrig bieic Sc
peid)cn irrclciten Iai1cn. - Der art=
ecblid gruRc britiide Gicg mSrblid,
pD,r gltcrc : Bad lcgt bafiir i3cig=
nif ab. - &lcincr taftiid)cr Grfp(g
nit riciiscn Spfcrt erfauft. - Die
Sage at bcr @citfrunt sicbt ST. fci=
itct 8eiuraniIen @cranlaKnitg. -
8Dlt citcm brttii6 : frans5fiiden
9urdJbrnh fann fctt1c Gcbc ictn. ~
9ic rmiiiihc rNroie Sffemiine" at
Der SitfrDnt licst III hcu lctten Sii=
get. - Mmnnil1tcn uirb ut cimigcm
Wpdjcn 10 crlcbi9t icin, ,uic nprigcs
Sabr Gcrbien. - Mmf bic 9etrp=
frmmmer 8%nfareIter angcblihc,,
Sicac III Der 9%pbrmbid)a mirh Msaf=
cnien frbr balh bic g%cbiibrcnbc gnt=
iuprt crtbcilcn. - @icss AT Der rn=
miiliidM NDrb= nrb NDrbmcit=
0rcnsc itcbt. - Sa%lfcnbapn hringt
u%namfbaltiam ppr. - Sic Mcgifa=
tildc @rcnsidmifragci gliidlidJ uie=
Der auf bent utDbten Gunft" angc=
lntat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19

@arnmng Der 2eicr ppr Der 2pn=
boncr &ricgsbcridteritatt,tng. - SSn
ben amtlidyen @erid)ten, ,tnS crit redJt
in sen 8eridpten Der &ricss6crid)ter=
itattcr int 9anptqnartier bes britt
id)en Observation-Disclosures iuirb ieber
flcine 6rtlidlc Grfolg M Der Summe
s1m aroken Sies aufgebanidt. ~
gltdD bic amtlid)cm @erid)tc Der Cher
itcn b~cntId)en @eereslettltng (iiber
Qpnbon) iuerbcn BPM britiidlcn gen-
ipr pcrfiirst, %Deritiimmelt, otter brett
gcfalid,t. - Mnr sic bentid)en
l0ricgsbcridtc,. braltlps iibcr Sap=
bile, iino s1perlaifis. - 2aiIe iidJ
Micmanb bnrdl @erliner @rrid)te
(iiber 2Dnoon) in Scr 8enrtbeilllng
Der Observation-Disclosures 49, Dftiit
ioldcm ScridJt nus Berlin (iibcr 9on-
bon) lcidt a1anmcrfen, Saf or gar
nid)t alts Berlin itammt, iunbcrn in
2Dnopn abgefakt t.-49csbalb uGu-
big 8lllt" - nnb nid)t nbange mas
den IaHen."
8iele - gang milo a%l,sgeoriidt Nv
uGntltellling Ser 8abrbeit" bot ibren
belnnoeren @rlll,o. @rItens, neil bas
cllsliide nnb bas fran5oiilde Golf
anfdltgt, ul1l1rllbig" ST. 1peroen ul1o
slpeitcl1s, neil Sic MIliirte1 lit Sen
Gereinigten Staaten mieoer groBe
Mnleiben allfnebmen mollen. Iesbalb
Oie Experimentation iiber flcine Or
afolge, ipcld)e Ser oertld)e @eneralltab
oft nidt Scr grmafnlilrg mertb fin-
BET, oft mir in apertigcn fnappen @or-
ten beridtet. vgs bot alls feline l1r=
ladJ, bot slrs ieinen @rlnnb". @as
Nun gar Sic Hetrpfrtnlmcr, Sic 8ufa=
refer, bfe Itbener lnlb Salonifier
8erid)te betrifft, lit meId)et ia lolpie=
10 Ser N6antalie FREEZER 5pielranm ge=
1palrt miro, 10 miro bieier uIbonta=
Tic" int 2onoon, iiber meld)cs ole Dieie
8eridte bicrbcrfonmcl1, nod nod
araften nadpgebblfel, Inn bic Sage
alld} anf 6ieicn &rieasidauplatelt fir
Die Nlliirtet moalidit giinitig eridei-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-28
CONDITION
DESTITUTE FAMILY.

Probation Officer Sam S. Pinney
had his attention called to the pitiful
condition of family of seven chill
dren, mother and family, twelve miles
from the city, in which it was stated
that the father was sick and has been
unable to work for some time, and
that they are in need of assistance
Immediately.
One man, county official, whose
attention had been called to the plight
of the family, provided them with a
lot of groceries, sufficient to last
over several days, but they are in
urgent need of the bare necessities of
life, and interested persons may Sc
cure any desired information from
the probation officer.
From other sources it is learned
that this is worthy case. The head
of the family ordinarily is a hard
working man, but illness has forced
him to give up his employment, and
since his sickness one resource after
the other has been exhausted. The
children, who are in need of shoes
clothing, and other necessities, range
in age from 2 to II years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-28
SAYS NINE COMPANIES
DOMINATE COAL PRICE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Boston, Dec. 27.-The state COM
mission recently appointed to investi-
gate the high prices of anthracite
coal reported to Governor Mccall to-
day that the coal trade is dominated
by nine large companies, seach of
which are closely allied or at least in
sympa .hetic operation with the rail
road company on which it is located"
The report also asserted that "two
or three companies have curtailed
their shipments to New England dur
ing the present year presumably in
the interests of railroads that could
secure longer haul and more reve-
nue. by delivering coal elsewhere"
The report recommended that the
legislature remorialize congress in
behalf of law to break up the COM
binations.