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THE PENSACOLA JOUKIMAJL, MONDAY MORNING, MAY la, lai.
PAPA VISITS MANUEL'S BRIDE IN ENGLAND; QUERY: ARE THE
YOUNG PEOPLE GETTING ALONG AS WELL AS THEY SHOULD
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YOUNG ALLEi
LOSES LEFT LEG
AMPUTATION NECESSARY AS RE
SULT OF RAILROAD ACCIDENT
TWO YEARS AGO YOUNG MAN
WILL NOW RECOVER.
Mailory J. Allen, youngest soti of
Trof. I. K. Allen, was compelled to
suffer the amputation of his left Iojt
yesterday inornins. as the result of
injurit-s received about two years api
in a railroad accident from which he
never recovered.
The accident itself occurred In the
city early one morning- when young
Allen, who was a yard flatrman, was
knocked off a freight car by a trolley
wire. He fell to the pavement injur
ing his left lej so that it never healed.
Two operations were subsequently
performed on the leg In Montgomery,
but the injury had affected the bona
and it was finally determined that
amputation was nece-ssaty. The op
eiatlon was performed at the Pensa
cola Sanitarium Sunday morning by
Drs. Bryans and Stokes and the youns,'
man's recovery is now believed to b--.
assured.
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lilIlMlll Uflll .1 II fl I ! ' - I all I IJ Jl E S 6f I S y I
I KOWTOUMl!1- COOPERATES TO
FELL AT F
RELATIVES IN PENSACOLA LEARN
FROM DIVISIONAL OFFICER AND
BOATSWAIN'S MATE OF UN
FLINCHING COURAGE OF YOUNG
FROH LI CH STEIN.
Relatives in
in other cities,
stein, who fell
Cruz on April 2
IVr.sacoIa. as well as
of young K. Frohlich
at: the front at Vera
2, are in receipt of let-
ters from officers in command of the
division in which the youn.i; man was
assigned, and in both letters received,
the writers unhesitatingly speak of the
unflinching courage of the young man.
"Though they have lost their son,''
one letter says, "they (his parents)
may seek solace in the fact that he
will be remembered as one who gave
up his life in the service of his coun
try, th in which no greater honor can
befall any man."
The young man was n brother of
Mrs. A. M. Cohen of this city, and in
a letter to Mr. Cohen. Knsign II. Fritz
pays the above tribute to the deceased
and his courage.
A copy of a personal letter to Mr.
Cohen, and also a copy of a letter to
the relatives of the young sailor who
gave up his life in the service of his
country, follow:
Letter to Mr. Cohen.
U. S. S. New Hampshire, era Cruz.
lies., May 6th, 1914.
Mr. A. M. Cohen, Pensaeela, Fla.
Lear Sir: Your letter to the piy
niaster was referred to me and I gav
it to those of his comrades, who were
ashore with Mr. Frohliehstein at the
time of the attack on Vera Cruz. The
circumstances loading to his death
are us follows:
The battalion of this ship was land
ed at o:"0 a. m. April 1 1' 14, under
a scattered tire from hidden Mexicans.
At 8 a. m. of the L'L'ml our battalion
got underway for the southern section
of the city. In passing the Mexican
Naval Academy and while almost en
tirely surrounded by high buildings
the Mexicans opened lire. It was this
time that four of our men were killed
and fourteen wounded, among them,
your relative. The city was under
our control by noon.
Please extend my deepest ympathies
to the parents of Mr. Frohliehstein.
Though they hav.s lost their son.
they may seek solace in the fact that
he- will be remembered as one who
gave up his life in tbe service of his
country, than which no greater honor
can befall any man.
Yerv truly yours.
(Signed) IT KRTZ.
Knsign I'. S. N. Divisional 'fhv.-r.
Letter From Comrades.
V. S. S. New Hampshire. era Cruz,
Mex.. May 6th. It'll.
To the relatives and friends of ovu
late friend and shipmate. 1'. H.
Frohliehstein :
( !i the morning of April 2" the New
Scoop Is
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Ex - King Manuel, his bride and their ;
nomf; in cngiana. ax me ngni, ins IiSI9 If! Pill 1 I I 11 IB'
bride's father, Prince William. IJ U L L Rl I L li L U j
The present visit
of Hohenzollern at
daughter, the l.rido
tied of f'ortuga!. at
of Prince William
the home of his
of ex-King Ala ti
the hitter's home
rise to the ques
'near London, irives
tion whether the young folks are get
ting along as well as th-v should.
When the prince first announced his.
intention of making the visit it was
generally believed that he would take
his daughter home with him. It has
been known ever since the niarriau'
that the Princess August, i Victoria ha.-;
not been particularly pleased with her
husband. linnet Wiliiam has denied
the rumor that he wiii take his daugh
ter back to (Jerma ny. and says t!i
young people are as happy as could
be expected.
l lampshire
Cruz under
Anderson,
vance and
cupied by-
battalion landed at Vera
the command of Captain
Wo. received orders to ad
capture the positions oc-
the Mexicans, in this we
were successful. It was accomplished !
under very heavy tire, tint brunt of j
which was taken by the New Hamp
shire's men, who were leading the
battalion. Your son was in the front i
rank of the nd company, bearing J
himself in a manner which was both '
a credit to himself and his country. I
It was during this, our iirst engage-
inent, that your son i ell.
He was held in high esteem by his
shipmates and the'r heart -felt sym
pathies go out to his sorrowing par
ents and relatives.
(Signed) .7. T,INlSAY.
P.oatswains Mate 1st Class, V. S. Navy
for the men of the r.th divisio to
which vuur son belonged.
$50,000.00 to loan on first
Mortgage, real estate in
amounts of $2000.00 and up.
Private funds. Confidential.
Address Finance care Jour
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AMUSEMENTS
At the Bonita.
Tt 's extremely doubtful
history of moving picture n
ing there has before been
if m the
an ufact ur
iceorded a
picture so much real praise
been handed to the live-part
as has
produo-
tion of Fugene v alters' greatest the
atrical success. "Paid In Full." which
comes to the Poiiita theatre Tuesday.
Reports from all coir the country
are unanimous in their praise for tlv
wonderful acting done in this picture
and for the great mora't lesson which
it teaches.
Tully Marshall as Joe H rooks and
William Riley Hatch as Capt. Wil
liams, both of the original Croadway
company, arc to be seen in the roles
they originally created on the stage.
Still Carrying That Lucky Bean
I liL 9 Lil I I ILUi
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IN ITS CURRENT POSTAL GUIDE
SUPPLEMENT. RURAL CAR
RIERS ARE INSTRUCTED TO
REPORT FIRES TO AUTHOR
ITIES. SPKC1AI, TO THK JOlT.XAh.
Washington, May 17. The postoffiee
department has just repeated, in the
current postal guide supplement, the
mstruciiui s through w hich rural car
riers are to lepoit forest tires to the
proper authorities during 'he coming
s" tou. These instruction.- were tirsl
issued in May, I'.'IL', and during the
past two years the co -operation has
resulted in the detection anu suppres
sion of ma ny n res.
State and federal forest otneors. will
(make a special effort this year to get
even more value out or the service
than has been obtained heretofore. The
i usual procedure has be n lor the state
! tire wardens or federal forest officers
j to send to the i.ostmasters lists of lo
eal wardens and patrolmn. with their
1 addresses and telephone numbers.
! These lists at e given to the carriers
! with i list met vons to report forest tires
: to men whose iiaiiii- aimear thereon,
'or to other responsible i tsors. This
(year a special effort will be made to
t follow up the sending out of the lists
1 by having the patrolmen and wardens
; meet the carriers personally and to
take the initiative in arrangintr such
; ineeJint-'s. and also to map cut a plan
of lo tion to be followed.
Co-op.-iatiot- between the rural car
! r;ei s and the federal forest offieers
! will be effective- in the twentv states
hi li
wit h
o!i national
state forest
forests .
officers
MSt
in
and
the
Mw-utv states which !,
a ve
established
ittieir own iire protective systems.
It
j is expected that the services of the
carriers will be particularly valuable
! in helping to protect the new national
forest areas in the southern Appalach
ians.
CRHSTVIEW.
Crestvic-w. -May 7 6.--Miss Maggie
Po.vell returned home last week from
Louisiana, where she has been spend
ing several months with her sister,
Mrs. ("leghorn.
Sheriff Bell, trom DFuniak, was in
town last Friday, after road defaul
ters, getting I,. Hush and K. J. Dia
mond to spend a few hoars with Judge
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a ris.
Mr.
ing a
niece.
Itev.
md Mrs. W. 11. White
few days this week
are speno
with their
Arrs. Aia-e Jordori.
Pan Anderson from rV-Funiak.
s in town iast Friday talking poli
tics. Mr. John ft. Kir. if made a flvin
to Shoal river last Friday nimht.
Mr. W. A. Doia-vlass was a basir
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Moving pictures, five
Broadway cast, including
in l.-!-'u!
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Sanmsnn it from Mil?
v':itiii frieiiii. ro Sattard.-iy
Mr. S. X. ' 'on and family ( v
lives l'.i-re .Si;r,d.i.
Mr. J C 11. C'arlc-y was a l.uins?
isit.r tn Jw-eriand last Monda.
Mr. Ji.sf rdi A. Ryan from Moh1t,
vas l-rf a snort while last Tu.sda
Mr. . G. Walho - was a luisim
rl
vis:ijr to Dt l-umaK last Ini'.sdax
Mr. Anpus I'ratir and Tom M.-
l.uu?hiin sjx'iit last Thursday 1'isiiinK.
rfturnins with a niro string f,f trotit.
Mr. ;uy Eiiw, aont at ll-mia.!.
-f'T' last Thtn-sday with fri'-tid- :u n .
PARDON BOARD WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY, JljNE
10
SPF.CIAl. TO Til K JiH'UN'AI.
Taiiahasse.-, Fla.. May 17. The ti-rt
regular meeting- of the state board of
paidons will be held in the governor's
office, beginning" on the morning of
Wed 1 1
'sday. Juno 10, PH I.
CAMP WALTON,
j Camp Walton. May 17. Mrs. W. C
j I'ryor made a business and pleasure
J trip combined :o Pensacota last Sat
! irday on the Cessna, ret in ning on
j Tuesday . Sh was pleasantly enter
i tainod by Mr. h C. Hallmark and
I family while there-, and visited many
of former patrons, who are anxiously
waiting vacation time to come to In
dianola Inn, to enjoy the tishmg, bath
ling and crabbing, which is unexcelled
Ion the coast. Airs. Fryor highly ree
j omrnends the Ce-sna for passenger
i service and accommodation.
Air. John Gunn and sister were ar
rivals on the Cessna last Tuesday uml
registered at Culfvlew, returning to
I'ensacola on Wednesday.
Capt. Fritz brought lumber, doors
and windows yesterday for the addi-
(tion of a small room, which Mr. Bu
chanan Is adding to the cottage re
cently purchased by Mr. C. C. Hall
mark of Pensacola . The Hallmaiks
expect to spend most of the summer
at Camp Walton to the delight of their
i many friends here.
j Alessrs. N. it. Cook, of Pensacola and
J. P. Fowls of Ihiteri rise, Ala . wre
j pleasant guests at Indianola, Inn ye.--j
tc-rday for dinner. ATr. Cook is spend
1 ing a few days in Camlets with Air.
! Da n Sullivan.
I Mrs. Ceo. Ceisler was the guest of
j Airs. W. C. I'ryor yesterday.
J Air. K. S. P.uek. our genial post -I
master, was a business v isitor to I'en
I sacola last Sunday on the Cpt. Fritz,
j returning on the same boat Tuesday,
i The Brooks hotel is almost complete
land will be ready for guests in a tdiort
j time.
Air. Aliie Piera came up on ('
(Cessna hist Tuesday and register
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fit Indianola inn. Inursday la- caug
some line trout and redtish.
Mr. Philips of Chicago. aiin- on
the Until last .Monday and has 1 rl
enjoying lishing, having caught two
title redtish. He is talking of buying
a lot here for a future home e wii!
return home Saturday, accompanied
bv hi mother, who has been the guest
(of Air:
Af plepy for the past two
I niont c.s i
i Air. Ceo.
, r.gaged at.
; roi iin 1 ei
Wright, of WricV. P ia.. is
work on the new rining
adiled to Indianola Inn.
K Pryor of Mary li-ther.
-- visitor- in our little town
Mr .no.
is a busi.'K-
todn v.
Air. and Mis. J. n Brooks
ris. Fla.. kept house for Airs
f Har
W. C.
Prvor while she was in I'ensacoi
' a -t
Wi -ok.
Messrs. Statton atai I-ath.'-'C. two
our rims, enterprising men. are r
joying tl.e sport of !i: hing t '.! I a :
few day s.
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