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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
6eilt anbGnsenben '6nitcn.

Or. Bells Eine Gar @onen miro
Sen bafcnocn Sl,iten cntierncr, Der
bon Sa,,l,or onbGlt. Scr iGnftiqcnbe
Tinc 9oliom I0it Den SdlcimL BELT
bic iuunocn S~hleimbGiltc, bos Sin.
ccril,c bilit bcn lrcidcn @epebc, SIR
atbntct lcid,tcr iulS Scr @llitcn bort
oii, %ernod)lGiiigt cinerl anbaltenben
&i,'tcn nift. or lit gcfGbrlih. Or.
Bells Eine Gor Sonep lit ontiiep.
tiid) uno Icid)t ali ncgnlen, hilft Sung
lu,b 9[!t. @olt'6 De,,te nod bon @lis
rem Ipotbefer. Sornl,la alli Scr
5Iaidc. % Gents. (g[bp. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
Murriium II.

@m. @egcnarn il. ru1o SRI. Gil.
ma BON 2anpi purbcn lettcn Sanls.
tog babier in bcn hl. glnb Der Che
cingciegnct. Nils Sron5cll9cn mn
9irtcn Sbcp. 9cacunnrm unh Sri.
Olga @oliingcr. Ser @rGutigam iii
Gin Sobn rmiercs hcfnl,ntcn Witbilrr
gers @nl. geecnlann un0 lit int
9riifenbau . Geportcmcnt Scr NO.
Eaciiic . 9abu pngcitellt. Scinc
iungc Satin lit cine Sod,tcr Ocs Der.
~itorbenen Tnitors &. bon SnnDi, iril-
her BON Der biciigcn cpongI. Stride.
SSir entbietcn ocn NcllpcrmGbltcn III,
icrclt ber5liditcn @%liidmunidl.
$. 5. Wcrtcls mud,tc lcbtcn Vinn.
tag cincn ausi!ug nad Supstoinn I'M
bortigc &erponotc 81 bciildlcll.
iSrnu 6. Srnmtaa uno ocrcn God
fer, Srou S. 9ober beianbcn iid les
tc @ode mcbrcre Gage in St. Soulo
5lln Seiud) bon SerlpanOtcn.
Oscar 2icBolp, @crner Gbnll,
Gmil Boss unb &ornl0 @csconL bier
i,rn9c 2eutc bon bier babcn ildl lestc
ISOLDE inl Soipitol : Corps Der Ir'
NEE, in Gbomois sur Ginul'terung
~ecnueloet.
SDcriff 9iceel BON Scrn1amn mar
am Nontag in 9ln1tsgcihditen bier.
Im 4. Suli iinoet abenbs i'll Vteb.
cr's @rcue Elm erobcr SnII ltatt.
@l. Sageborn unb Satin bon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

@rte cifriaer Monn, bin9 itctS an
bGtcrlihcn Sittcn, mar Elm trcl,cs
&irdcnglicb uno cin trclicr, 6llper
lGiiigcr Gbaroftcr.
Die troucrnbcn Nintcrblicbcllcn
iinb: Mus critcr Gbc: Nc1ricttc rcrb.
nit Sobn Sopcl bel Mt. Stcrlino
ltn0 Winn, rcrh. NIT Is. @uidnlnl1
bel VoD; aus 5mcitcr Che: SCinrid)
ru1b Gmil, hcioc nod lCbia; aus Der
Critcn GDc icincr 5lpcitcn @ottin:
Wtino, nod lcbig, Woric, pcrb. nit
Nrnolo Ecrlc in Ct. 2Dria, Martba
pcrD. nit 2lrtDur Srid III 0rnrcr,
Sli., uno Jrie ShncibCr pcrb. nit
Ncbmi9 Och. Wnihnnom IN ct.
2pliiS, allbcr0cm bic : Gnfcl: Glrnla,
NcrmonlL, G6unro, Nmanbo uno
Tricoa Sppcl. Damn Sbenbpr Nuih.
Illalll mo Giola Tcrlc. Scin Nns
bcl,fen bleibe I'M Segen. M0acn ieis
nc &inocr Dem @atcr in @Io,,bcn mo
Scgcu folgcn-ibm icIbit nber. mic
mir boiien, cine ir0blid)c Nuicritebs
ING bcidiebcn iein!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
Sas braDc ssritdcn.

Wllttcr: v0cin Sreuno GrnIt iii
Gin flcincr Sallgcnifts. Die &0hi.l
cr5dblt mir chen, Bob er Ger &aec circ
&aiiccollc an bcn Shlpane g%ebllnocr
bat. Soffcntlidl mirit OH ME 10 moS
9oies titn."
Srishcn: "Nein. nienals, Wono!"
Wtitttcr: rgSarllm bolt on Grllit
ocnn nidt ooran pcrbinocrt?"
Srieden: sd fonnte nidt, Worno,
id] mar bcidGftiet."
Mlltter: n@omit?"
Srisd,en: sd hiclt bic &otc."
Gna @liif rcrfollft MIR, 100 rloi,
glallbt, es ihcnfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

Hbinclonb iparcn lcttc @od,c bic
sum- @cil,d) Der SolniIic u. Is. 2cucn
Berger.
Srla. Wcrtbo Nicltulln unb Slipit
Smitb non Seiicricn Gitp mcilcu &c.
acupIrtig bicr ols @Gitc bon %cr.
lunnotcn mo 6rUrnocn.
Grnu z. @ncntc fam lcbtc @od)C
bon Ct. 2ollis bicrbcr lino miro mGh
reno bc5 SpnumcrS bier il, ibrCr irii.
bcrcn Mcinlutb pcrncilCn.
Nnl nGd,itcn Somltng iinoct ii
@nsconooc NnhnlittagS $50 llbr
cngliifcr @ottcsbicnit itutt.
Elm porigcn Sonntog sen II. Nrni
murhc untcr icbr 5oblrcidcr @ctcili
alllla Mcinrif gIbolf Scllc our lcbtcrl
Rllbc hcitattct. Nnf elmer flrjcr
Srultcrfcicr I'M &ol,ic forl0 Der Got.
tcsbicnit IN Der Gpong. Safobi Stride
unb oarollf bic 9ciictlnng olli Dem
Glorp &irhboic itntt.
PM Is. Suni morgcns firth bottc
CT icilrc 9lll9cn filr iulmcr gcidloiicl
I'M 9(ltcr bon 66 Sobrcn. 5 Wunotcn
ltnb ) Su9cn. @cbprcn Den 10. Gan.
itnr 1851 IN Ni9uitoorf IN Gciltid)s
lnrro bate or. mic 10 Dicle ~icincr lip
piidcn 2onoslelltc OILS 3iegclurbciter
lunborf, lnnon6 bart %gcarhcitct, Sclt
1874 u%erbcirutIct NIT @cnricttc get.
S6nciher, ipanoCrtc CT nit @ottin
unb . ain6crn 1879 noh 9lnuCrito
aus. Nod , jdbrigcn AllfcntboIt in
licB or lid iiir > Sabre Bel
Worriion rnb 1888 ouf Der 6orm
ppn Nuguit @iclc nicocr, bic CT obcr
mad, 1887 nit ieincr bis 3ltlett be
nirtbifnftetcn Ssnrn1, 5 Wtcilen lilo
bon abortion, bcrtalt'd,tc.
1885 Itorb icinc critic Satin, morolli
1887 Die 5rpcitc Gle nit 2ettc
Sdncibcr gcb. @oiucr cingina. @cihc
Shcn lpnren gliidIid.
Ter &critorbcnc bat nit groBcm
'Slcib ulo Gifcr a~eorbeitet urlb aud
gcbobt. Sn lesten Sabrcn
lberlicB CT Die 6arntarbcit icincn
S6bnen unb nobnte in abortion. Iu
?litbmn bot or id)or lett einiaeii Sab
zen acIitten. 3a3u sciellte iid ieit
in boIb Sabr ein ihperes Tieren-
eiben ilno fiibrte @oiieriuht berhei,
ne ibnt Dielc Iot perliriafte unb linn
bon biuen fiibrte. Or NOR all
,emein beIiebt. elm fir bas erfanntc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

l,ngen Oic &eiiitcd scr ongeblid, poll
Mocrihcls autp iiberiabrcn murbe,
crlitt, mobei bcibe icincr 9cinc &C.
brod)cn mur0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

Glpoc Fitzgerald, Der 16 Sabre al
&c Sobn bes S. .. S%ieseralo bon
@erolo, erlitt lette @ode BET Grant
fen" ieil,es slutomobils cinen arnt-
brr,d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
Mms mnieru Madbar-G Counties.
Sn Sranflin Gountp mirbcn bis
jctt 600 Sasolisenien allsgeitellt.

GDas. gumitt gettcr, Gin befanm-
ter NNpofat BON Sebalia murbe bon
Yr1iibent @ilion gum Si5c-@ ouper-
nellr Ser Ybilippinens Snieln ernanlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

@eriidtweiie perlautet, Dab cs i'm
Staots- Suftbauie cine beocutelloc
ummalsuns seben peroe. Wan bort
loaen, bab etrpa 40 @Gdtcr cntlaiien
unb burd) l,e,,e eriett merben iollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

5lupad)ics nurh Die &otb peranlabt
bnben, Den &inocrn nid)t bircft ben
&atb gum Steblen 81 geben, ipnbern
MIR brallhbare IbfGllc onf Dem
MorftplaB at idmmeln. Nntb fcnnt
fein @cbot, nno Der @un8cr mot3t
leidjt Giebc.
gfndocm cine Slirp in GroipiprS
Gnurtp Sobn Hllpin 9rnd, Der bci
Guba. Wto. bcim @ranhc iciilcr
Sfcuer "umgcfonlmCn" mar. i'm bes
9etrugs id)uloia bcfrnbcn battc unb
5u 5lpci Sabrcn 3udtbmts perllrthcilt
bate, lit oerielbc bon &id,ter @ppb.
iihe nrf Earple cntlaiicn morbcn.
prod mar iriibcr dis Contractor in
ct. 2pliS oniGiiia ltno crparb ipGs
ten cine 9yorm bel Cuba, in CRAWFORD
Gountp. Mcbrcrc Mpnotc brarnte
bic Sd,elcr OH Der 6nrm nicbcr unb
es ml,rbc ongcroumcn boB @rnf iein
2cbcn IN bcn Slammcn pcrlor. Cine
idnllfclpoll 9lidc mllrbc in 6cn Snrg
gclcat unb bos @cgrGbnib bcS anecb.
lif olf 10 srGblihc @ciic mu's Sc.
ben gcfonmencn 9rod fanb inter
GROCER @etbcilierng no6 Dem Hitus
Scr Srcinlollrcr = 2rgc itott. Die
@ittlpc crbicIt Die $4,000. ouf mel.
dc Sllnln,c bas 2cbcn @rpds pcriih.
crt mar, prompt olsbc5oblt ulo 5n9
fur5 barouf mad Colorado unb Der.
b%eiratbetc iid BORT nit cincm gcipii,
len Sobn Mlpins. 0ic &eriiderungs.
@eicllihaft bate jcbod Der Safc
niht rcdt gctrollt unb Haffcrifun.
gen ongeitcllt Die crgabcn oab Scbn
Ilpins, Der nel,c @atte Der .@ittpc"
fcin anoercr mar ols Ser tootgcglaub.
tc Scbn Ilpin 9rof. 9ieicr ecitono
bcn Sdminbcl Gin unb 3abIte beinabe
bic eun5c Sumn1c sic or als 2ebcns.
pcriidcrung erbalten bate an bic sc.
ielIihaft 8uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

@ub Die 9onfen' unieres Hadbars
Counties Sranflin ba6en lebte ISOLDE
cine Gountp 9anters Iiipciatiorl, or.
aaniiirt nnb folgenbe 9eamte er.
mablt: .. ". Mrcularills, Hrdiiocnt,
@. 8. Sdaffner, 9ice- ErGiioent 1lho
g. $. &abmann, Sefrct1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

llngen bic Heiiitcd scr ongeblid, bon
Mocrihcls alto iiberiabrcn murbe,
crlitt, nobel bcibe icincr 9circ &C..
brodcn muroen.
DDS Tolt.G eportcment in @aib.
ington, 8. g., bot cntihicbcn, Dob
SigginspiIIe bonn I. Scptembcr an
freie Eoitoblicferlng bon Salls 81
@uus boten iplI. |proem miiiicn
abcr Strabcnidiloer anachrnht unb
bic SGuier mlmcriert lpcrben. Is
peroen I'M @an5en aft @rieffGitcn IN
pcrificocnen Scilen Der Staot arfge-
itcllt mcrben our al,fnabme Der az
u%erienocnocn Gritiahen. Mn Den
Saustbiiren ooer cillcm anbcrcn pal.
icnoen nno 9~elegcnen Glatc iino
flcinc Soften gum Gmpfans Der Eoit.
ia6en an5ubrineen.
&cllep unO &cllep bon &anias Gitp
liebcn I'M Golc County &rciseerid)t
cin Manoamls . Gcriabrcn ecgcn
Sen Stoats . 9ll,Oitcr @od,nann an.
ltrcngcn, lin i'm 81 Smineen, bic
Notwithstanding bon $4,000 fiir
bieie Madleriirma a%lls5uiiellcn. Tas
@elo ioll Der Company 5llfonmen in
Sofcn bcs Scrfauics Der Bombs in
Sunlnlc bon 3 100000 iiir Den 9ou
bes ncl,cn &apitplS. Ger friibcre
@ouncrncur Maipr bcbalptctc, Scr
Stoot ifl,lbc bcn &crren nidts, bod
bclpilligtc Die lcttc 2cgislatur Dos
@clb. Scr Nuoitor bot otcr bic
3ablungsorpciiunB nod ridlt o,,sec-
itelIt.
Hidolas Seller lllh Sbonlo5
@ollrd), apci Seitcrrcidcr, bic am
9icnstag in ct. 2pliis onlanetci,,
UNI Nrhcit 81 ludcn, traicn in Der
Union Stotion circn Mornl, Scr lie
ol,f 9cutid oniprod unb lid crbpt if
ner, ct. 2ouis 81 sei9cn. Sic gingcl
nit ibnl oic is. Strabc cntlana, no
iid Gin Inbcrcr ST ibncn gciclltc, Der
einc 9Grie bon Der Strobc oltfbcb.
Gin Grittcr fam bin6lL Der iid) OILS
cinen Gctcttip rpritclltc unh iagtc,
Dab CT bic Sod)c nit Der @oric untcr-
i,td)cn miiiic. Gr piiiticrte Seller unb
Sourh unb nobm ocnl Gritcrcn $500
uno Dem 2cbtcrcn $500 ub, moraui or
iit nit ocn oi,ocrcn 9cibcn cntierltc.
glhtunb5pnn5ig &inocr murOcn
ouf Dem Stabtluurft IN Santos Gitp
mcgcn G%ichitnbls bon @Bnaarcn pcr-
buitct. Sci Scr llntcrillfun9 i'm gu
acnoocridt erillDr Hif)tcr Tnrtcriielb
sllerit bon cin5clncn, oonn ipGtcr Don
allen, bab bic &inber bon ibrcn sd
tern uno Wiittcrn nud) Dem Stobt.
morft gcid,idt morocn icien, lllt GB.
moarcn 81, itcblen. &ittcr Gortcr-
ficlo bcltraftc bic &inbcr nid)t, heallf.
traatc abcr sen Stoatsanmalt nit eli.
llcr gcl>cilen llntcriudyln9 u,b, mcnu
iif bic @chouptung Der &inbcr oils
lpobr ~crlpcilt, Inflo9cllcrhehrng &C
acrl oic Gltcrn. Sic &i!bcr mpbncn
in bcnt ui,tcrcu Stobtbcil i'm itolicni.
id,cn %icrtcl, unb ser bpbc Greis al.
Ter Nahrlln9snlittcI mag bic Gltcrn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

Sobn g. GORDON, Der trlfyere
Staats . Iuoitor, bat cine auf $780,
900 lautertoe Sdabeneriabflaee ee-
aen sic ct. 2ouis 8plt . 0ispatd ein-
reiden luiien. @ie @orbon angicbt,
TOLL i'm Ole 3eitung in Se5llg Der M11=
idaffung 5ipeicr 4~utonpbiIe fir oos
;3,,dtbal1s perlcllmbet bobcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

Sic &laac bon Scrnic Icifitcf gc9en
anbreas Woeridcl, bcibc bon Seffcr'
ion Gitp mcldc pom Cole Gountp
areisgeriht nod Dem areisgeritt
pom Oiagc County perlcgt mliroe
fam tette ISOLDE in CHM Dor Hihtcr
9reiier aur @erbnnblitna mo cloctc
NIT Der Ireiiprcfline MocrIhels.
Gieier mar auf $4,000 Sdohcter-
fat perflaet pprben, pegen @crlcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

SIN @cidnenib in Cape @irorDealt
iiten aipei MGnner, S. u. Campbell
ltno 60. EDMONTON, 9iirger bon
0unflin Gpilntp, mcl6c in jcrcm
Gountp perbaftet murbcn lntcr Der
9eiduloigung, iif rnlopaler Snno-
Iungcn idulbig gen,adt 81 bobcn.
Campbell foil Dor ciniecn @od)en CT
ne. Dffentlide Gcbe gebaltcn baben, Die
Al, ieiner Seitnobmc fiibrtc. Sic So
aiolilten bon Gunfliu Gputtp babcn
iih ibrer aneeilommen nro mcbrcre
Mobofatcn iino ongcitellt morocn, INN
tic 5i pcrtbeioigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

Ser 40, jGbriee Sarnler Som Clip
ton aus Sopell County, icinc Sralt
unb oercn brei Wcnate alter Sullg=
lima crtranfcn, oils tic cincn angc-
Idmnllencn SllB freu5cn MOLTEN.
AIs Der @agell bon bent Strpm meg
acriiien ml,roe, idlpanlm ser @rl,ocr
Der Srau Sipton, Gam Sor, nit benz
a6tjGbriecn Sobn icincr SdOrcltcr
aus 2ano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

Sn Sieeinsuillc bieltcn oreiullo.
picraig 0relder bon 2ufaucttc Count
tp cine @eriamnllung ob uno rrgonis
lierten bic r2afapctte Gountp [hrc-
ibermcn's ai~iociotion," bcrcn 3mcd
es lein ioll, iid) nit oen 6ornlcrn out
cinen Greiderprcis fir oicie Sailor
llrb onbere g%cltinmuungen 5u cinigcll.
Cine arobc Sdclunc allf Der 6orn'
oes 5. ". Goncp, bel 9cllefloiper, IN
Montapmcrp Gollntp branlltc an
Wittmnh lester @odc bis allt bus
1Sunoanlcnt nicbcr. Gin Ffcro fam
in Den Slommcn unl. GbcnfallS Der
brnnntcn cir, ncl,cs Mlltonobil,
iGmmtlide Sarnrnaibincn lulo groBe
NrtantitGten sen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14
TOO MUCH LIQUOR
IN DRY PRECINCT

Sarah Clements and Georgia Win
ters, negro women, arrested for car
rying too much liquor in a dry pre-
cinct, pleaded guilty to the charge in
the court of record yesterday morn
ing and each were fined $50 and
costs or four months in the com r.
Jail. One fine was paid, and it is
stated that the other is expected to
be paid today.
These negroes, according to their
story, worked for small wages at
the town they lived in, north of
Pensacola, but when they came here
Tuesday, they purchased probably
two dozen pint bottles of liquor,
which they stored in their travelling
bags This booze was located and
confscated by deputies, and the wom-
en- arrested.
Other fines imposed in the court of
record yesterday were as follows:
Roy Matthews. second larceny
sentence suspended.
Ed. Swayle, cruelty to his child. Is
days in county Jail.
J. T. Wright. Robert Melton Hicks
Davis, D. McWilliams and Charles
Howard, for gambling: SIS each or 80
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14

play to be presented at the Bonita
theatre tomorrow with Allen Holubar,
Joseph Girard and Lois Wilson lead
ing large and skillful company Sc
lected from Bluebird's stock organiza-
ton of photoplayers. Mr.. Holubar
directed the production from Robert
Lee Wiegert's printed story, orig
inally entitled "The Reward of His
Government" Upon fine traitorous
conduct of a wounded soldier, men
toned with honors for his bravery
in battle, who believes that he has
been neglected by his government,
turns the progress of the engaging
plot. There will be deep and abid-
ing call to patriotism and love of
country in the outcome of the clever
play-for it is martial in its incep-
ton and decidedly military in its
progress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14
Cholera Morbus.

This is a very painful and danger
Gus disease. In almost every neigh
borhood someone has died from it be-
fore medicine could be obtained Or a
physician summoned. The right way
is to have a bottle Of Chamberlain's
house so as to be prepared for it.
Mrs. Charles Enyeart, Huntington,
Ind, writes: During the summer of
1911 two of my children were taken
sick with cholera morbus. l used
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy and it gave them immediate
relief ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14
JUST WHAT SHE NEEDED.

When women complain Of weari-
ness, loss of strength and vitality,
backache, pains in sides and hips.
dull headaches, dizziness floating
specks, and similar ailments. they
too often accept these troubles as
their lot because they are women,
when the ailments may be the results
of disordered kidneys. Mrs. Mary V.
Bunker, Milton-on-the-H Hudson, N. Y,
whites: II am now on my second bot
tie of Foley Kidney Pills. They seem
to be just what needed" Try them.
ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14
Robert Warwick in "The Family
Honor"

"The Family Honor" is the title of
the latest World Picture Brady
Made which will be shown at the
Isis theatre tomorrow with Robert
Warwick and June Elvidge in the
stellar roles and it presents these two
popular stars in unique and satisfy
ing roles. Miss Elvidge is seen as a
woman of the world who gets young
man into her clutches and who forces
him to steal to get money to shower
on her. Robert Warwick is seen as
the older brother of the young man
and he takes desperate steps to win
the young man back to the right
way of living. These steps involve
the taking of the blame on his shout
ders for a theft that the young man
commits and he also makes love to
the woman of the world himself so
as to get the young man away.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14
Meunbis 4 Mobile :.


Mobile, June 13-The Chicks made
four serious errors and each, of them
Melted a score. Mobile, using two
pitchers, yielded five hits while Fent-
ress, pitching for Memphis, suffered
R. H. E,
Memphis ..............
Mobile ..............5 1
Batteries: Fentress and Schmidt;
Adams, Bennett and Griffith. I'm
pires, Morgan and KERN.
Birmingham 8, Chattanooga 4.
Chattanooga, June 13.-Chatta-
nooga made the winning run on err
rors, three of which were registered,
besides hitting better. The score:
r, H. E.
f Birmingham ''''...' s 3
Batteries: Ponder and Haworth;
Bacon and Peters. Umpires, Breiten-
stem and Pfenninger.
Little Rock 0, New Orleans 3.
New Orleans, June 13.-The Pels
shutout the Travellers today, al
though the visitors hit strongly. The
score: R. H. E,
k HttI o EGek .'''.'''.. Q 3 !
Batteries: North and Chapman;
Kelly and Higgins. Umpires, O'Tools
and Pfenninger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14
REAL ESTATE.

Mrs. Ida E. Williams, by special
master, to American National Bank
June 9, 1917, $4,000; E 1-2 lot 246
block Is, Old City of Pensacola.
Miriam c. Loundsberry, widow OF
E. N. Lounsberry, to, Katherine A
Wentworth, June 9, 1917; $1.0C; n SO
# lots and 5, block 4, East King
East of RR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Boston, June 13.-Ruth won the
first game for Boston today, yielding
but three scattered hits. St. LOUIS
was shutout, besides tallying a total
of three errors, while Boston got by
with one, and put two men yer the
plate in the first game. In the sec
ond, however, st. Louis came back
strong in the hitting and four Pitch
ers were used in vain to stop the
batting rally of the visitors. The
visitors also played perfect ball, and,
with the aid of eleven safe hits, won
the game. The score:
First game R. H. E.
St. Louis ...-........... Q 8 3
Boston ........... 3 l
Batteries: Davenport. Hamilton
and SEVERED; Ruth and Thomas. UNI
pires, Mccormick and Connolly.
Second Game R: H, E
ST. Louis ............... Z IL q
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
Batteries: Southeron and SEVERED;
lays, Bader, Ponnock and Thomas
and Cady. Umpires, Connolly and
Mccormick.
Cleveland 81. Washington II.
Washington, June 13-Five pitch
ers were used by the Indians in the
first game with the Senators today
but Washington was stronger at the
bat and Won. In the second game
however, darkness stopped the fray
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All-Star Cast in THE Jaguar's
Claws"

Tom Moore, the clever young lead
ing man who scored such = success
as the doctor in the Lasky-Paramount
production. "The Primrose Ring"
was especially engaged by the Lasky
Company to play in the cast support
ing Sessue Hayakawa who will be
seen at the Isis on Saturday in
"Jaguar's Claws" Others in the cast
are Marjorie Daw, Tom Forman, Ma
bel Van Buren, and several other
popular Lasky players.
Allen Holubar in Treason"
An inspiration to patriotism will
be "Treason." the Blnehird nhntn-
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Although II states seeded from
the union at the beginning of the
civil war, their stars remained in the
blue field of the United States flag.
Then the union consisted of SO states
and 35 by the end of the war. A
star represented. each.
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Games Are Postponed.

Two games in the National League
were postponed on account of rain
Wednesday, These were Boston,
scheduled at Chicago, and Brooklyn,
scheduled at st. Louis.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta 2. Nashville 3.

Nashville, June 13.-The Vols won
from Atlanta by a little better hit
ting, but a good game was played.
The score: R, H. E.
Atlanta ........s
Nashville ............ 3 8
Batteries: Sheehan and Picinich
Taylor, Cavet and Marshall. Umpires
Morgan and Marcan.
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Detroit 2. Philadelnhia 4.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League.

American League.
At Boston 2-2, st. Louis OF.
At Washington II, Cleveland 81;
second game called in eleventh in
ming, darkness.
At New York 7, Chicago 6, 10 in
nings
At Philadelphia 4, Detroit 2.
National League.
At Chicago-Boston, rain.
At Pittsburg 8, New York 7.
At St Louis-Brooklyn, rain.
At Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 8.
Southern League.
At Nashville 3, Atlanta 2.
At Chattanooga 4, Birmingham 8.
At New Orleans 5, Little Roe''- 0.
At Mobile 5, Memphis A.
South Atlantic League.
At Columbia 5, Jacksonville 0.
At Charleston /, Augusta 0.
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H. Lee Bell will be absent
from the city until June 81.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

at the end of the eleventh with a
1 to l score, with Cleveland going
good and Washington piling up mis-
plays, When the game was called
Cleveland was accredited with seven
hits and one error, while at the same
time Washington, which had used two
pitchers, had been able to tally but
three hits and as many errors. The
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Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 2.

Cincinnati, June 13.-The Reds hit
Alexander eight times today, but lost
when five errors were made while
their opponents played perfect
game. The score: R. H. E.
Philadelphia ............ 8 U
Cincinnati J......... 2 8 5
Batteries: Alexander and Killifer;
Reagan, Knetzer and Wingo. UNI
pires, O'DaY and Harrison.
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Our heroes of the revolution first
fought under a red, white and blue
flag after the war had gone along
nearly a year, 1t had 13 red and
white horizontal stripes and 13 five
pointed stars of white arranged in
circle on a blue field.
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A DIFFERENT FLAG FOR EVERY WAR
:

By 1898, when the United States
fought Spain, As states were in the
union and star represented each on
the national emblem. By that time
it was seen the striped part of the
flag was bit out of proportion, so
new plans for the flag were dis
cussed.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York z. Pittshurg 8.

New York Z, Pittsburg 8.
Pittsburg, June 13.-Three errors
for the Pirates, lost the game to
New York today, the latter getting
eleven hits while the losers tailed
a total of thirteen. The score:
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The present war against Gerro.,u
sees the new plans carried out n.
flag is of finer proportions, anna.
ing longer and narrower than bss,-.
The blue field by this time so,t.i.
az stars, for all divisions Of the ' Ta;a5
had become states.
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