davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

besoenoTen. oils tri6utpfli9tiser
GuaerGnitGtsHdot Der Strict NOR
man, fofern man ii9 ni9t ouf Die
tiirtiI9e Seite i9logen fppate, n1ebr
ober meniger tpebrlos benz ruiiii9en
Our9marf9 preisgegeben uno gu et>
ner MilitGrfonpention nit Dem 3a@
renrei9 gerabeau sebrdngt, benz mon
nun bebingungslos bas geIomte @ts
ienbabrneB gu eiscner 8enuBung
iiberlaRen mubte. Man erlebte 5tpor
oie @enustuung, benOfuFen por pleips
no a;;s Der patide gu belfen nnb ita
10 bic Bis babin peria9te militdrtl9e
9ermertung ols ebenbiirtieer Waffenz
genofe gu ertGmpfen. 4ber bic beim
Srieoensi9lub bur4 ben 3pang gum
Mustoui9 fornrei6en beBarabif9en
@ebietes gegen Elm Stiid Der un@
fru9tbaren Sobrubfda erlittene ni@t
seraoe slimpflide 9c6onblung mar
Grunb genug, iid nod Der bur9
ben 8erliner @ertrag e%rlangten Mns
erfennung Der itaatli9en l1%nabbGngigs
felt bur9 tine ousrei9enoe 2anbes>
befeItigung militGrii9 auf eigene 5iis
Re au ftelen. 81 entitnnben Die befez
ftigte Seret1linie nit ben 3entren BET
Socioni unb @alob, Der 0onaus
briidenfopf bel gaernapoba our Sis
Gerung Der 9onoubriide, Der 8riidens
topf BEL benz Strabenz unO 8abntnos
tenpunft Slotina am alt unO 8utas
ret ols sroBe 2ugerfeitigung unb
5entrales &ebuit les gefamten 2anz
Neutrality-suspicious..
BUR M~uffte1ung Der erforberli6en
@ntpiirfe batte man ii9 BON 8elgien
General 8rialmont, ben S90pfer Der
belsifden .regions fortifi6es", aus=
erbeten rnb na9 feinen Mnleitungen
lit bann gang Defenders in ben Sab
rem bon 1885 Bis 1896 bic Seittng
8ufareit entitanben. Obslei9 bic
rumdnii9sn 8~efefigungen ibrer sans
gen @nlase na4 in eriter 2inie gez
gen &uBlanb geri6tet finb, batte bod
Die bamalige antpeienbeit 8riolmonts
in HumGnien Seiterrei9s @mpfinb<
li9feit gereiat. @s erblidte biertn
cine unfreunbli9e 6anblune unb err
ipirtte BON 8elsien bic @erfeBung Des
Generals in ben Sutherland. oie aber
muir cine oor~iibergebenbe geblieben lit.
4ebnlid tpie beim belgif9en Sortifi@
fationsibitem, borab BEL Mnttperpen,
lit bic 9auptperteibigunsstraft auf
einen %itarten Sortsgiirtel NIT einses
i4obenen 3pif9ennerfen unb 3piz
i6enbatterien obgeiteat, Bel benen bic
@ei4iibe inter poneerfuppeln ober
fonitiser panaeruns fteben. Oaau
fonmen nod fabrbare unb peri9ieb>
bare nit @ef9iBen periebene 4anz
3ertiirme, beren @%erpenbung babura
srlei9tert pirb, baB, pie aug Der
Sfi5ae eriidtli9 lit, Ser gauge Sort
freis bon elmer @iirtelbabn burd3os
gen nirb. Bel Der @ritelung biefer
ELECTROMAGNETIC lit es einem gros
Zen &onfurrenatampf spiiden pans
serz unb @ei&iiberaeu5nifen beuti9en
unb fran5DIii9en %nrIprungs unb boz
nit gu eroBen unb tpertpouen S9ieez
periu9en~ gegen Bnnaerobiette iibers
baupt aefommen. Dabei baben 59lieB>
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

Goeltanncn umrobmen ben Ddlbs
reg, ais Der bic pOititrobe ii9 bier
in tur5en, engen Winbungen gun
S0be f6lGngeIt. WunOerbare Durf.
blide offnen ii6 bon 3eit gu 3eit
riidipGrts ouf bos na9 &ronltabt
lauafam obfaGenbe, BON ben 9o6ges
f~ir9sblDden bes S9uIer uno 9o'
benltein, alIo Bergen ettpa bonn
Rang Ser S9neetoppe, %umrabmte
S0m0stal. auf OieIer &urDenitraBe
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

lieber ben SAL pom preOeaI, Der
liberalization an Der Strede &rons
ifobts9uforeIf, Bel ipeI9er Der
Gturmangriff Der Oeuti9en ano uns
euriI6en Sruppeu ouf einen 5Gben
@ioerIfo geitoBen battle, bsri6tste
Ieiner8eit elm OeutIder &riegsberi4ts
erItntter:
en- Ser @egenb 6eS 8o6nbofs FAM
ben beftise StroBentGmpfe itatt:
&ous um 9aus mubte I'M Sturm
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

eenommen iperSert. Dem Sturm 9ing
fDrgfGItige artineriiiI9e 8orbereis
tung poran, Bel Der audi f9tpere
Roliber mitntrtten; Die drtiaeriItiz
f9e @egenpebr beg 5einbes mar muir
f6na6. l1mfo energii6er bat feline
Snfonterie gefdmpft un0 Die ibr an
p~ertrauten Stellungen gebolten, bis
fie i'm 8ojonettz unb 9anb9ranotens
fcmpf oarous entFernt puroe. Die
@erluIte oes Seinbes on 8ermunoe>
ten unb Soften itnb bemgemdB abera
mails betrd9tli9.
Set benz SuGIe &ronItaots iinb
bic @ertreter Der neutrolen unb Der
oeutI9en grefe mebr ols 2 Wp6en
lang 3eugen 6es Samples I'm Ole
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
9as 8cbcimnis BEG aartcn6ricfes.

Gin nieberfd4iii9er 2onomann
NOR am Marttuge sur Staot getomz
men uno in Dem &rus eirgefebrt, oen
er BEL ieinen 5eltener Stabtbefuden
ME gu perfeblen pflegte. gr traf bort
8efannte,. unb balO mar cine Inter
baltung i'm @unge, 0ie ii9 ielbltpsrz
ftdnbli9 I'm ben &riee Ore9te. Sin
pber bon ben @diten Dotte irgenDpen,
enttpeber einen Spbn ober> einen ionz
ltigen lieben 8eripanotsn, i'm 6eloe,
unb 10 NOR halb elm roger Meinungss
austaui9 i'm @ange, Infer 2anoz
mann er5dbIte, Oab fein Sobn teit
einieen W}onaten i'm Welten tdmpfe;
letoer i9reibe Der Sunse ni4t Dtel-
n9e i@rifft nur INNER fen I'M UNI
Abreb op fen &oprten." .Ranu, bas
lit ia f9nurrig," entgegnet mar ibm.
so. bat bet uns od 10 oft punnert;
aber ct is 10: up fen &oorten iteibt
nur fen I'm UNI Mbreb." limb gum
8eipeife ieiner 8ebauptung 5pg er
sins erft in ben lebtsn Sagen bon Dem
:ieben Sobn unO &rieger empfangene
aarte aus Der Saf4e, bic er Der auf>
m~ertiamen Stammtii9runbe our
priifung porlegte.
Nlsbalo ging Elm frD6li9es Baden
bur9 0as 3immer. unb betrpffen
idaute infer 2anomann Dreir, benin
er fiblte. oaB iest er Der @%sssntano
Der olgemeinen Seiterteit mar. @iner
Der 9afte fldrte i'm auf. nMini9,
Dat is 10 cen &%oorten6reef; ben muBt
bier an brei Siben optrennen, Damn
tommt be 8reef ton 8prf9ien." Der
gauer tat, ipie inn gebeiBen NOR,
unb gum eritenmal senoB er nun bic
i40ne SSreuoe, NGberes DON feinem
Sobn gu 9oren. nOunnerilas!" meinz
te er Damn. nbuie niemoo19e Ort
BON 8reefen benz id nod MIDI tennt.
BUN bi1e &oorten bep id esnen ganz
gen Stapel to @aus. DO bep id 10
nu cen san5e 8urs 8reefe op eenmol
to leien!!"
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
GlIehstiere.

SIR @enebmen auf ben ensliiden
&riessihiffen.
@ie bic englil9en Hegimenter, rlas
mentli9 bic 5~rsitpiaigenz &e9imenter
Der Observation-Disclosures, tire 3iege,
i6ren 4ffen, ibre Qntilope, ibr &dns
oIs @lidstiers nit ii9 auf ben
&riegsi9auploB bringen, 70 baben
audi perf9iebene englii9e &rieqs>
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

Die ausseFoltung Der rumGnii9en
2onoea6ouptItaSt gu elmer 2agsrfe>
flung mobernIten Spps batiert bonn
ruTIif6ztiirtiIGen &riege 1877Z78
anS Der bamoligen 8ebanOlung &us
mGniens bur9 ieinen ruIifIden 8uns
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Die :6estune Bucharest.

li6 bic beutI9sn Gobrite BON Rrupp
unD @ruIon bos 5eIb bebouptet, 10
0oB bic gauge Gnlase unb bic BARN
peripenbeten @ef9iibe i'm tpeIentIifyn
aus beutI9em Moteriol beiteben.
pa 8utoreit nit ieinen 80 Auas
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

Sn .fsinem Seim nabc
9oomls, Wis., fano Der 49jdbrige
5armer @qsuit !9iq beim Mufmas
aen feines &Iappbstts feinen Sob.
Gr slitt aus, fiel mad 6inten iibsr
rnb i@lug nit Dem &opf gssen Sen
eilernen Diem. Sin S6doel6ru@
mar feline Sn0ssurfa9e.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
@ei9idJte zines SaIsnbruttus.
Werfwiirbiscs SasSerIcbnis eines gers
liner 9anfterS.

Merfwirbiscs SaoSerIcbnis eines Der.
liner gantiers.
1teber Elm erItuunIides SdgosrIe6s
mis- erbGlt bic n9oI. 3tg." in Berlin
aus i6rem 2eiertfeiie Die foI9snAe
louniqe, pabrbeitsgetreus SdiIOea
rung: Serr Banter Meper bonn &ur'
fiirften6amm fam III oieier fleil9@
armsn 3sit auf ben @eOanfen, Dem
6amilienmittogstiI9 our4 einen
1uf Dem eigenen SdgOgeldoe gee
i9ofenen 9oien einen erneuteit
@lona gu perIeiben. Wfit Wtu@
milton unb Edbrungslntttelporrot
perIeben, begab er ii9 ouf iein Saeos
gebiet in Der NGbe 8erlins. uno Oos
Sago9liid mar ibm giinitig: es fiibrte
tbm einen itottli9en Meiiter 2ampe
Dor Die 6linte, Der i'm noblgeaielten
Seuer iein Qeben aus6auhte. Scum
batte !9err MeDer nit Ieiner 8eute
bic StraBen 6es no1en mdrftf9en
StGbt9ens pieoer betreten, als ii9
Der Srtspoli5iit nubte uno nit finz
iterer Mtiene Mustunft foroerte, tpoz
bin er nit benz 9aien ppqe. 9err
SLEEPER ertlGrte, boB er ben SaIen ouF
ieinem eigenen SogOterrain erlegt boz
be unb ibn nun gum SeIbitperbrau9
na9 Berlin mitnebmen pple. vSs
midi" entIhieb Der Srtsoepoltide.
piles erlegte WilO, bas bier ein9ez
fiibrt pirb, muB laut 8eItimmung
benz 6ie1igen @ilbbret6dnoler tGut<
Ii9 iiberlaHsn perben!" 9errn Mepsr
blieb i9lieBli9 ui4ts iibrig, aIs ii4
gum Wilbbretbdnoler gu begeben unO
ibm oen 9oien an3ubieten. Dieter err
fldrte ii9 ipfort bereit, ben t9aien Su
nebmen unb ben bebDrbIi9 fetgeieB=
ten Yreis bon 2 Mit. so gu 3abIen.
r@ut," iagte 9err Meper, raber ih
faufe i'm iofort ipieOer 5uriid, oa i'd
i'm in Berlin perIpeiien piG." nNie
Sic pplen," entgegnete Ser Wilbbretz
bGnbler, uaber Sbnen foitet er ieBt 6
Mart".. @irtli9 beitdtiste Der nod
anpeienoe OrtspoIi5iit. OaB Dem
&aufmann bas &eht suitebs, fir feis
ne rl1ntoiten" unb rMuslagen" ioipie
ben @eI9dftsselpinn 3 Wit. so fir
ieben !9aien gu bere9nen, unb 9err
MeDer muBte euber ben BPM &auf<
mann erbaltenen 2 Mf. 50 nod pei>
tere 3 Mt. so beaablen. @ufatmenb
mar er i'm 8egriff, iI9 in Ben @or>
prtsau9 nod Berlin gu ieBen, als i'm
cine frdftige 9olb am &od5ipfel err
griff unb i'm pie0er ins Sreie 5og,
pdbrenb Ser 3ug abfubr. Ser Mann
I9rie i'm an: vWo6in tpollen Sic nit
Dem 9ofen9" @er5peifelt eradblte
!Serr Meper Oie gan3e @ei4i4te Der
8eiiBergreifun9 bes 9afen. So9 nit
unerl 9iitterli9er &ube ertldrte Der
Stationsbor Ite1er, CT babe Mnpei>
flung, barauf gu a4ten, bob tein
Wilb ousgefibrt peroe; nur Die
2eber oirfe 9err Meper na@ Berlin
mitnebmen, ben 9aien felbit miife ct
an Srt unb Steae nerIpeiien. -
oils 9err MeDer bonn mi~aer gu ii4
fam, tebrte er in bas 9otel bes
Stdot9ens Elm unb telegrdp6ierte
feiner b%eiIeren 9dlf..e. 3;e mOge ein<
paden un0 auf einige Sage gu ibf1
aufs 2onb fommen. 90 purDe aus
Dem barmlofen @ppetit auf einen 9as
ienbraten cine ganae 9erbftreiie...
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Der San Pre>sols.

gns BEN Sampfcn an Scr eicbcn6irscr Grcn5e.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF CLD-IIME
MISSIONARIES RENEW FRIENDSHIPS
- 7slE.L q

By actual cepnt there were 10 pre-.
sent AZ the snnual meeting and r1ll-
eaH &c the hawaiian Mission Child.
ren's SaeietV Familiarity called tae
-Ccunsins7s Sselety. held last SatGr-
day afternoon In the, Mission Memo
rial isilding. If1tense excitement an
no MT e 7Flcrrihlent prevai,ei during
the rollcal - the n4mes ef mis-
sionaries Who hraved TIE wiIds AMI
,dansers of,tlse South Seas from 1sls
10 1875 10 bring The Light into the
loyly hennes 81 the FIawaiiaHH Nere
,eaiied aeseeadanls snsv cred IN
many instances' children not OH
enough 10 respond for themselves
were held aloft by proud parents u
be soored.g IS can easily be seen
from The following list Of 40 present
the Cookies won. Above Il a picture
and below a list Of those present
Virginia Frear Frank c. Anterior.
Mar56ry z. Atherton, Margaret S. Aus
tin, Caroline II. BaIding, Harriet c.
BaIdiuE Nice Mcpuafd, Thelma Nc
Quad, Julfa = .Snow. Mrs. J. ~. Whit.
pe9. Violet. n. Atherten. Mrs. James
y. Morgan. Mrs A. r. Judd. A. u.
Judd. George u, Cooke. Charles s.
Judd. W. 3. Castle. Ruth Richards. S.
Harves Hitcheoek Charles H. Ather.
ten. J. s. r. Ffatt. Jr.. Laura Pratt.
Catherine Hal9 Pratt. Stuart Judd.
Nafths G. judi. Carl B.. Andrews.
MGfkzrtf III Cboke. Aionzo 0artley.
Jr. Kate ~ Forbes, FrsderlcR
Forbes. Albero Judd. Jf.. Dorothy
Judd. Dera.ee Judd. Theodore W.
Forbes France A. Forbes. Marion
c. Forbes. w. JForbes. Katherine w.
Forbes. Kathrtn l. Lyman. Anna
Cooke Martha Cooke. Francis Judd
Coohe1-C Clarence Cooke, Jr., Dorothea
Alice Cooke. An JeGartley. Elizabeth
Lewis. Dudley Lewis. Marion Lewis.
Stephen aofta,pe Cooke. Thomas
Hsstings Cooke Sophie Judd Cooke,
Margaret y. Fear. Mary Dillingham;
Frear. George ". Oooke. Jr. Dora
coclEe. Enma Dilljngham. lowell
Smith Dillingllin. Hsrold Garfield
Dfningham. Jr.. Walter n. Dillingham;.
Levi T. ChambFiain, Clara L. Suth.
erland. Helen Hitchcock. Jane s.
Pafke. Margaret n. Smith. RAYMOND
Paris Smith. Mrgaret T.. Mela1phy,
gplieite G. Ee,aphy. Martha A. Me-
lanphys Alfred I Smith. Mrs. A. f.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

CccIc TIeftEr n. Hitchcock. Pud'ev
Pratt. William p. Storey. Marion =.
StoreY, Gertrude r. Storey. Mrs An
ME BfckneH Storey. Lucy T. Poyen,
RicFsrd ]. Poyen. Mrs. Lucy ". Roy'
on viii Bowen. Marion d. Erdman.
HprrTet Caste Coleman. Northrup
HaWlrnd Carte Dorothy ErdUlan,
Nav. T. Rluagel. LcHise Erdman.s Mrs.
s. A. Quick. Samuel q. wilder. w. n.
Westerve't. andrew Castle Vrester-
Welt. :aaria n. Forbes. Harriet G.
Forbes. Mrs. Ellen y. O'5FieR:s Tor.
loEh ID. 0.Erien. Pauline Ruegel. 81,
z. Lyman. Ella ID. Lyman. Jane j..
Winne. Mary PersIs winnes Emma
Lyons Doyle, Charlotte l. Turner. ].
7. Gplick. Mrs. John T.. GHIick. Theo-
dore Richards. Mary Atherton Rich
ards. Polly Richards, Agnes Hail,
Boyd Judd. Helen Florence Judd. Ag-
mes Elizabeth Judd, Jr., Sophie Janet
Judd: Emily Alexander Baldwin. p.
c. Jones, w. o. Smith, c. II. Kluegel,
Mrs. c. III. Kluegel, Mrs. w. o. Smith,
Airs. Carl B. Andrews, Charles s. Dole.
A. +. Cooke, Oliver II. Emerson, Mrs.
j. s. Emerson. G. D. Castle Wester-
welt, George p. Castle. Dorothy c..
Rowell. j. S. Emerson. Clio Chamber.
lain, Warren Chamberlain, Mrs Ida
3. s. Weldon. Julia A. Z. Quick, Lucy
T. Winnie, Agnes E. Judd. Lillian X.
Wilder, r. w. andrews, Ellen NJ.
Bicknell. Mrs. r. W. Andrews. Gerrit
P. e.WildeE@ lanes Townsend Taylor.
Mrs. n. B. Emerson. ]. NJ Whitney.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

Name" talking about that pension re-
ceiSed by Capt. H. BerSeF OF enc hua
dred and twent"-fiNe GsI25J collars
from tho government tlie writer az
this ropsh letter" THINKS that f. ~ not
equal or enough cUT1HsTCd - the WORT
and the fhchor woFkPsl by Capt. ~.
Berger fer the Hawaiian pee dc No:
Notsat all..-hei'.,H S'sTA*, o.
Therefore. in ending this talk or
this unsigned Iet'er from an unknown
party,I leave It 10 you, the reader
Of TINS; to scale tie i6ea written III
that %Unsignea letter" BY that COW.
ard, and the highest God viii weigh
between that ono CT the no: NameT
letter of malicious conscience and
Capt. II. Bergesy5s my prayer" ''ai'
"ts.' - Yours truly, ~.s' s."' ..:
'." .. 81 p. N. MALULANl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
C0MPAnYsA JEAN OF
25TH. cHAU EEN6E ANY
SEMi-PRo ..AGGREG CAT ION
schofisid Barracks. f. n; April .;

schofield Barracks, II. r.; April 25,
1917. s -r- -s ..
Sporting Editor Star-Bulletin. 49,. =
SIR: Baseball challenge by Company
A. 25th' Inf..s to any semi pro team in
Honolula, ;tossbe played in Honolulu
on any dates. - sf.tsss. I. sea-. 2
Company AS team Is considered one
of the best company teams on Oahu,
and for the season of 1915 they won
the championship series OF the post at
SchofieId and fora19I6 they duplicated
the same. The team is inclusive of
the following regimental players: Go
liah, Jasper, Hawkins, Moore and Nor.
gan. tfSsssi's'. 1't-, rs .~' ~ !. -
The lineup is as follows: Hawkins
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
Who ARE THE
FLOWER GIRLS?

Mystery surrounds identity Of flower
girls who are to provide unusual fea.
ture AZ May Day Fete Tuesday after.
noon on lower Punshou Campus.
Sblve the mystery and help the Free
Kindergarten and Childrens Aid asso-
citation by attending little folks celes
braticn. Admission, CSC for adults
Bleecher seats, Too Reservations at
IJaniakea, l041 Alakea street-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

gance and self:shncss. And Jet us
sTc not to make peace Gnti the I'M
er al GaFman government IS the i'm.
rcTial German people.
e. KOTZENtDE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
ROUND IHE1sEanD TOURS

4!ts;s1 ~ see----7---- Shgfl rEEtI TX
Arhnnd ' the island. si.I6, Sunday
Tickets at Benson. Smith & Co. Fort
street. >Phonasl S5e.A-Adv. s.4d&E
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

-. ward i Moore 3b, cambridge Ct,
Goliah SIS. Webb or White %, Butler
RI. Johnson c. and pitchers Jasper,
,.Grgsn. Jackson, Davis.
-.T':sfg't., >'--''.or challenge through
tAo :rsr EpEetn
w. l'sneements Of dates pleacc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28

Seen ICTsons were killed and eight
injured in a tornado near Little RIck,
ARK.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-19

five or more responsible persons re-
siding in the district, should be for
warded to the central committee of
the American Red Cross, Washington.
D. c., together with the personal APP
plication for membership of those pc
titioners who are not alread mem
bers.
Upon approval, authority will be
granted to hold meeting for the
purpose of organization, and full in
structions pertaining to organization,
duties and responsibilities of chapters
with organization blanks, will be for
warded.
On the morning of Tuesday, Feb
ruary 18th, at the San Carlos hotel
organization was effected.
When Mrs. Berry was rendered the
Craftsmanship of the permanent or
ganization, she refused it, on the
ground that the officers of the Pen.
sacola chapter could secure all neces
sary information from Washington
with the exception of the chairman
of the surgical dressings, and as shs
had graduated in this branch OF the
| work, she considered that it would b.
| more advantageous to the chapter i
she serve in this capacity.
At this meeting Ms. S. r. Mallory
Kennedy was elected chairman, Mrs
| w. r. Gonzalez, vice chairman; Mrs
M. j. Elkan, treasurer, and Mis-!
| Elizabeth Moreno, secretary. Mis-
Moreno has since resigned.
Perhaps the most representative
meeting of women ever brought to
| pether in Pensacola was that of Fri
DAY afternoon, March 9th, when ;
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-19
Organization of Pensacola
Chapter Red Cross Society

be sure that we shall do everything
we can to help you in your efforts
to organize strong chapter in your
important city.
eve are sending you number of
pamphlets which will, / think, give
you the information you desire.
"Please fill out the enclosed blank
and return it to me at your conven-
fence.
with every good wish for the sue
cess of the undertaking, / remain,
Every truly yours,
e. H. WELLS,
Assistant to the Chairman"
The following petition was sent to
Washington few days later:
."We, the undersigned residents of
Pensacola and vicinity, respectfully
petition authority to establish at Pen
saeola, Fla, a local chapter of the
American Red Cross Society.
MARGARET T. DAVIS, Fort Bar
rancas.
ELIZABETH T. JAYNE, Naval Aero
Station.
MRS. WILLIAM H. KNOWLES
Bayshore.
MRS. LOIS K. MAYEs, The Jour
I Hal.
MRS. GEORGE A. BERRY, the sar
Carlos Hotel"
The following are those who APP,
piled for membership at this time:
Mrs: c. L. Beeching, Mrs. C. S
Bonacker, Miss Mollie Blount, Mrs. j
u. H. Barker. Mrs. Franklin Babcock
Mrs. William A. Blount, Miss Miriam
Blount, Mrs. P. N. L. Bellinger, Mrs
Carson, Mrs. R.. w. Cabaniss, Mis-,
/! Adele Chaffee, Mrs. G. G. Dichman
Mrs. w. c. Davis, Miss Fannie Wag
enheim, Miss Edna Finch, Miss Mar
guerite Finch, Mrs. ]. H. Gunnell
Miss Ada Green, Miss Kathleen Con
zalez, Miss Mabel Gonzalez, Miss Sar,
Goldstucker, Mrs. George H. Hervey
Mrs. C. P. Hull, Mrs. w. K. Hyel
| Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. John H. Jouett
Mrs. j, L. Jayne, Mrs. w. S. Keysel
Mrs. Mallory Kennedy, Mrs Williar
H. Knowles, Mrs. Bruce c. Leighton
| Mrs. G. Lazaar LaCost, Mrs. Stephe
, Lee, Miss Virginia LeBeau, Mrs. Ma
! bel Lewis, Mrs. McKinnon, Mis-
Florence Marston, Mrs. r. S. Mellel
Mrs. Ridley Mclean, Mrs. C. S. Nd
Dowell, Mrs. J. F. Phillips, Mrs. E
: Gale Quina, Mrs. NJ. A. Quina, Mr.
: M. E. Quina, Miss Dorothy Rockwell
! Mrs. Louis Victor Satoris, Miss Susa
Sheppard, Mrs. E. w. Spencer, Mrs
$ E. Turtle, Mrs. Alfred ]. Toulon, Mr.
/ R. H. Turner, Jr., Mrs. j. F. Taylo
Q Mrs. May Claire Whddon, Miss I'm
| Wheate, Miss Willie Wood, Mrs. J.
Wyke, Miss Mae Wheate, Miss MOI
r Wells.
February 22nd, 1917.
Mrs. George A. Berry,
San Carlos Hotel,
Pensacola, Fla.
Dear Mrs. Berry:
u The petition for authority to o
s ganize chapter in Pensacola sign,
d by you and others has been receive
y We are pleased to learn that so mar
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woman's mass meeting was held in
the San Carlos auditorium, when en-
rollments were taken in First Aid,
Surgical Dressing, Dietetics and
Home Nursing and Elementary Hy-
giene.
Mrs. Kennedy appointed the fol-
lowing chairlnen of the committees:
Surgical Dressing, Mrs. George A
Berry; First Aid, Mrs. James F
Phillips; Dietetics, Mrs. c. NJ
Sweeney; Elementary Hygiene anG
Home Nursing, Mrs. w. K. Hyer; Mrs
G. S. Bonacker, Ways and Means
Committee.
Early in March the following letter
was received by Mrs. Kennedy from
Washington headquarters:
Mrs. Sarah l.. Kennedy,
Chairman Pensacola Chapter Amer
lean Red Cross,
Pensacola, Fla.
Dear Madam:
Having received notice of the or
ganization, in accordance with author
ity duly granted of chapter of the
American Red Cross to be known as
THE PENSACOLA CHAPTER,
and to have for its jurisdiction
Escambia County, Florida,
the Central Committee of the Ameri
can Red Cross hereby recognizes tn
said chapter and authorizes it to serv
as such in conformity with the char.
ter and bylaws of the American Re,
| Cross.
Very truly yours,
ELIOT WADSWORTH,
Acting Chairman.
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people are interested in the organize
ton of a chapter.
Authority is hereby granted to you
and your associates to organize a
chapter with jurisdiction over Pensa-
cola and such places in yonr vicinity
as you may select. Enclosed is a
blank certificate of organization and
election of officers, which we would
like to have you fill out when your
chapter has been finally organized,
and send to the office.
In determining the jurisdiction of
the proposed chapter, please have the
names of the communities stated def
i initely.
We notice that Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Jayne, who has also been in cor
respondence with this office concern
| ing the organization of chapter, has
| Joined you in the petition. Before
receipt of The petition we had receiv-
ed letter from DR.. Alfred j. Toulon
P. A. Surgeon, United States navy
asking for information about the or
ganization of chapter.
He appears to be cooperating with
you and your associates, so that al
Of the persons interested in the for.
nation of chapter seem to be work
ing together.
AS soon as the new chapter ha:
been recognized by the central com.
nittee, letter of recognition will BIZ
forwarded to the officers, together
with printed matter, blank forms anC
such instructions as will be needed.
In the meantime, you can go aheae
with the organization of the various
activities of the society, plannin;
these and learning what persons will
be suitable to direct them.
i The securing Of a large member
ship is particularly important at tn
beginning and we trust that we ma.
soon receive the names, addresses an,
membership dues of large humble
of persons.
), Very truly yours,
CHARLES ]. O'CONNOR.
Assistant Director of Chapters.
!, The following notice was then pub
: lished in The Journal:
Mrs. George A. Berry, temporar
!, chairman of the Red Cross Chapte
:, of Pensacola, Fla, calls meeting fo
, Monday, February 26th, at thre
:, o'clock, at the San Carlos auditorium
n when permanent officers will b
!, elected and committees appointed, fc
n the various duties connected with Re
: Cross activities.
S Mrs. Berry will endeavor to answe
/, a number of the questions which haS
: been most frequently asked, and rea
d statement of the various works III
). dertaken.
!, Becoming member of the Re
q Cross does not commit anyone
J. compulsory service of any kind, al
5. all are entirely at liberty at any tin
r, to select their service, much of whit
q can be performed at home.
:. All funds collected are to be US,
a for materials. No salaries are pa
unless so voted by the indiyidu
chapter.
A petition with number of sign
lures has been sent to Washingto
according to the rule in ARC II
American Red Cross:
r Organization and Activities.
ID When community desires to o
d. ganize chapter petition requestil
~ ! the necessary authority, signed