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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
RETURN FROM
THE CONVENTION
At BALTIMORE
LAST or THE FLORIDA DELE
GATES BACK HOME COL.
MAYES BELIEVES CANDIDATES
AND PLATFORM WILL SWEEP
THE COUNTRY NEXT NoVEM-
Der.

The attendants at the Baltimore con-
vent.on are returning home. Governor
Gilchrist reached Tallahassee Sunday,
Hon. Emmett Wilson arrived in Pen
sacola Sunday, Judge J. F. c. Griggs
got to Apalachicola yesterday morning.
and Col. Frank /. Mayes arrived in
Pensacola from the east yesterday
morning.
Judge Griggs and Col. Mayes spent
two days in Washington after the
convention adjourned and spent Sun
day in Jacksonville, the westbound
Seaboard train not making connec-
tions there with the Seaboard from
the north. Speaking of the convention
last night, Col Mayes said:
The candidates and the platform
are going to sweep the country next
November. Every delegate Nth whom
talked. no matter who 4 wanted
nominated, was positive in the feeling
that we were going to have a Demo-
cratic president. 1 have never known
such a bitterly fought contest to ter
inmate in such general good feeling.
1t was not confined TO the Wilson dele
gates-the good feeling existed among
all Of the delegates-and there was no
hesitation on the part of anyone in
declaring that the convention had
nominated the strongest man that
could be presented to the people this
year.
The candidate and the platform
represent an emphatic rebuke to the
Wall Street Tammany interests that
sought to control the convention.
There never was a more complete rout
than the one which those interests
suffered at the hands of this progress
slve gathering. And no great political
party has ever gone before the coun-
try with a platform and a candidate
80 absolutely free Of Special Interest
influence as does the Democratic
party at this time.
Judge Griggs and myself had the
pleasure last week Of meeting and
shaking hands with Mr.. Underwood.
He is everything that his friends
claim for him and mora clean cut,
gentlemanly, companionable man. He
expressed qualification over the sup
port given him by the Florida dele
gates, and he was also enthusiastic
over the prospects of Democratic sucI
cess this fall. Four or eight years
from now 1t is entirely possible that
circumstances may so shape them
selves as to make Underwood the
party candidate. He is, in my judg-
ment, of proper presidential size.
II am personally Of course very
much grained over the result OF the
convention, and I am particularly
gratified over the fact that there are
no sore spots existing anywhere
Everyone is happy and the party is
united in the belief that Governor
Wilson Is the strongest man who
could have been nominated. This year
the candidate will receive the first
united support which the Democratic
party has given it's nominee since the
time of Cleveland-and the support
spells success"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
LAUNCH SCHEDULES
Passenger and Freight Service

Passenger and Freight Service
Meals Served on Swan.
Swan" leaves Pensacola, foot Of Pala-
FOX street, Tuesdays and Fridays at 7
a m, touching at the following points:
Tuesdsys- Fridays
Harris. Harris
Mary Esther, Mary Esther
Camp Walton, Caulp Walton
Carriers, Bolton
NiceVille, Melville.
RETURNING
Touches at the following points:
Wednesday, SATURDAYS
Melville, Bolton
bolton Carriers,
Camp Walton. Camp Walton
Mary Esther, Mary Esther
Harris, Harris
Y. s. mail boat Ruth" leaves 71s s
PalafoX street Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 1880 a. m, for Harris Mary
Esther, Camp Walton, Destin. Melville
and Bolton, returning Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Tallahassee

College Of Arts and Sciences, Normal
School with Kindergarten Department,
School of Music, School Of Art, School of
Expression, Home Economics Depart
ment with Extension Division. Beauti-
full location. beautiful buildings and
first-class equipment throughout. Tuition
free. Other expenses very low. For in
formation, address
EDWARD coNRADi, Pres.
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in charge, and they were adopted ex-
actly as presented.
Rural Credits

in charge, and they were adopted ex-
actly as presented.
Rural Credits.
Rural credits was one Of the four
provisions, the Fletcher provision on
this important question being as fol-
lows:
I'VE recommend that an investiga-
ton of agricultural credit societies in
foreign countries be made, so that 1t
may be ascertained whether a system
Of rural credits may be devised suit
able to conditions in the United
States; and we also favor legislation
permitting national banks to loan a
reasonable proportion OF their funds
on real estate security"
Vocational Education.
1--WE recognize the value Of voca-
tional education and urge federal ap-
preparations for such training and ex-
tension teaching in agriculture in CO.
operation with the several states"
The rural credits and vocational ed
ucationN propositions are believed to be
such as will recommend themselves
to thoughtful voters of all parties
dealing as they do with the very basis
for the country's greatest prosperity
and development.
Waterways-the Mississippi.
Under the caption Of Waterways the
Democratic platform contains the re-
naming two provisions presented by
the Florida Senator, as follows
I'VE hold that the control of the
Mississippi river is a national prob
lem. The preservation of the depth OF
its water for the purpose Of naviga-
ton, the building of leveees to main
tain the integrity of its channel and
the prevention of the overflow of the
land and it's consequent devastation
resulting in the interruption of inter
state commerce, the Reorganization OF
| the mail service and the enormous loss
of life and property impose an obli-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
WILL DECIDE
UPON AMOUNT
OF INCREASE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
Frs WILL HOLD REGULAR
SESSION TONIGHT AND MOST
INTERESTING MATTER WILL
BE RAISING VALUATION OF
PALAFoX STREET PROPERTY.

When the board of county commits
sioners convenes in regular session to-
night the most important matter to be
considered will be the proposed in
crease in the valuation Of the Palafox
street property. At a meeting held last
week the board decided to increase the
taxable valuation of all Palafox street
property from Main street north, in
other words, the valuation Of the bust
ness property in the city, and at the
meeting tonight the amount of the in
crease will be decided upon.
In addition to this matter, the board
will dispose of the usual business, in
GLIDING the bills and payrolls, receiv-
ing the reports of the county officers
under the Jurisdiction of the board
and any other matters which may be
brought to the attention of the meet
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
FLETCHER HAS
HAND MAKING
THE PLATFORM
FOUR PROVISIONS AND DEcLARA-
TloNs OF PRINCIPLE IN DEMO-
CRATIC PLATFORM DRAWN BY
FLoRlDA'S SENIOR SENATOR
AND ADOPTED BY THE CON-
MITTEE.
speclaI to The journal.

Washington, d. c., July Sour OF
the most important provisions ana
declarations of principle contained in
the Democratic platform as adopted at
the Baltimore convention were faith
cred by Hon. Duncan u. Fletcher,
senior u. S. Senator from Florida, and
president Of the Southern Commercial
Congress.
Senator Fletcher, accompanied by
DR.. Clarence j. Owens, Managing Dr.
rector of the Southern Commercial
Congress, presented these to the COM
nittee, having the platform building
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
Atlanta Has 548
Manufacturing Plants
All Busy. NOW.

The reason Atlanta is so big and so 60
ahead is that she makes in her own factories
and shops great big part of the stuff she
sells.
And she sells Fifty Million Dollars
worth year.
Her industries are widely diversified.
That's the success-secret. Her faith isn't
pinned to any one particular product
She's going to show you how she does it.
Manufacturers Exposition First Ten
Days of August.
In the big Atlanta Auditoriun-holds
ten thousand folks-she is going to set up
lot of machinery and right before your eyes
she's going to make shoes and candy and
nails and hats and crackers and overalls and
stacks of other things.
And she wants every wide-awake mer-
chant and every lover of the South to see her
at it.
If Atlanta can do it, can't you? How
about new manufacturing enterprise for
YOUR home town?
Come and look into this end of the prop
osition-and you may go home with an idea
that will blossom out into something big
financially.
Then, too, the Merchants Convention
will be going on for three or four days of the
Exposition, And it's going to be SOME
Convention
Anything you want to know? Ask
Harry 7. Moore, Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
THE STATE UNIVERSITY
Gainesville, Florida.

Next Session Opens September 18th, 1912
The University of Florida offers excel
lent opportunity for the liberal and pro.
fessional education of Florida young men
at the actual cost of living. High moral
tone. Scholarly faculty. Beautiful build
ings. Attractive Campus. Nearly 30C
per cent increase in attendance during
the past three years. Leader in eth
letics and other forms of student activi-
ties. Send for Catalogue.
A. A. MURPHREE, Pres.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09

The Roosevelt followers in New
York viii put up an entire state ticket
soon, At the recent Republican state
convention they were practically read
out Of the party. Timothy Woodruff
who was formerly one of the big guns
in the Republican organization, viii
follow Roosevelt. William H. Hotch-
kiss, another prominent New York Re-
publican and insurance commissioner
under Gov. Hughes, has announced his
allegiance to the third party. William
L. Ward. who worked so hard for
Roosevelt at the Chicago convention,
says he will stick to the old organiza
ton. VIM Prendergast, comptroller of
New York city, who was to have made
the Roosevelt nominating speech at
the Chicago convention, may be the
new party's candidate for governor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09

Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
H. az 60. -

A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite OF an insect two years before. To
avert such calamities from stings and
bites Of insects use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve promptly to kill the poison and
prevent Inflammation swelling and
pain. Heals burns, boils. ulcers, piles,
eczema, cuts bruises. Only % cents
re- w. A. D'Alemberte's
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09
cation which alone can be discharged
by the national government.
Swamp and ONerflowed lands.

6dliOh WHICH dlOIlE Cdu DC OIoOAAcA . ON
by the national government.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
I'VE favor the cooperation of the
United States and the respective
states in plans for the comprehensive
treatment of all waterways with a
view of co-ordinating plans for drain
age of swamps and overfiower lands
and to this end we favor the appro-
priation by the federal government of
sufficient funds to make surveys Of
such lands, to develop plans for drain
age of the same and to supervise the
work of construction"
This latter provision will be Of par
ticular interest to F1oridians, all Of
whom have heard for years past
through press and from the political
hastings and different views held by
| different people relative to reclamation
work and the way this reclamation
should be conducted.
Bysentery Is always serious and
often a dangerous disease, but it can
be cured. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured Il
even when malignant and epidemic.
For sale by all dealers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-09

Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
The Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC drives
out malaria and builds up the sys-
tenn. For grown people and children.
Soc
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Sic 3eit fir @rnenmng elmer
internotionalen Professionalism
our6 oen grdlioenten lit ouf @runo
elmer bon Dem &eprGlentanten Bart
6olot i'm gongreB eingebra9ten 9Re-
iolution berldngert moroen. Na6
oieier bleibt oas Dor 2 Sabren ange-
nommene @eieb in &raft, tpel6es Sic
@rnennung bon 5 gommifiGren obne
8e5ablung artoriiiert. S9mebenoe
Observation-Disclosures itber Srieoensber-
trGge NIT oeri9ieoenen 2Gnoern ber-
bin0erte 0as 3uitanoefommen Ser
%Gommilionb obpobl Br6iiOent Eaft
81 elmer 3eit Serrn Gbeooore &ooie-
belt einen 8laB in Der gommiiiion
offerierte. Na6 Der &eiolution bleibt
Die 8epiGigung bon $4,000 fir
&llsgaben Der &ommiilion bis gum
Sabre 1914 in &raft.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

@eiteru Mosen seseu ! ubr Uerldieb
mad Idn9erem Sie9tum SER Nnoreas
gisBmam in ieiuer @Obnuns, 9Ol S
ctr. N.@. @r nat am 8. Sanuar 1875
in Bayern (Deutl9IunO) ssbOren uHo
fam Dor 7 Sabren mad @albinstOn. no
er nit GrfOIs elm 8irtl9afts selddft be-
trieb. Der VerltOrbene binterldBt cine
@ottin unO Elm uieridbrises SObnden,
0OreuS, einsn 8ruOer @eOrs i'll Baltis
more uub Q Sdwdser 9Oren3 unO So
bann @reOIein bier in @aibinstOn, 10
tDie Beter @reOlein in Baltimore. 0err
8ieBmaun mar elm MitslieO Oes Bayern
8ereius unO bes Deutldsn Rriessrbun
Oes. 8or etpa Sabresfrit wurOe Ser
8ieBmam pom einem bis isst nod ni9t
entOedtsn Neser i'll bic re6te 2un9e ges
itOGen unO lit Oies Die Oirette l1rla9e leis
ues nlr 81 friibSeitisen EoOes.
@r mar ltets Elm rubiser, frieOIiebens
Der Maun BON freunOli@em BeIen unb
elm liebenber T%omiIienuater unb treuer
Treumo uno Gamera6.
Die gesrOisuns wirO am MOntas
gtOdmittas itGttiuOen, unO werOen pier
8eamte bes &rieserbunoes aIs @brens
babrtu9trdser unO swei llnterOffi3iere
pom Oienit aIs Qei@entrdser funsieren.
Die MitsIieOer iouen fid I'M punft 2
lbr am MOutas Na9mittas bel &urI
9ammsI, 9S6 ga Nus. einfimOsn.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

81 NJ 9onnerstag Morgen gegen 1
ltbr beriu6te $. $. Sogentogler, elm
Soloat i'm Company 6. Il. @. en-
giner Corps, in ben @ai6ington8ar-
rods i'm Sarie BON Sri. Soa Sott,
% 8 Str. q. 90. ieinem 2eben elm
gnoe 81 MAIDEN, inOem er ii9 cine
&llgel our6s Ser5 i6oB. @r puroe
iofort na6 Dem @mergence Soipital
gei6afft, ieOo@ baben oie 9oftoren
menig Soffnlng, i'm am 2eben 51
erbaIten. aus binterlaiienen Sdrift-
itiiden gebt berbor, Dab er6urht bot
te, BON einem &ameraoen erlAoiien
5li peroen. II SRI. Eott, oie bel III
rem Sdpager S. z. grnit mobnt,
gibt an, Sen iungen Monn erit felt
einem Monat at fennen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

@it BEN 8ampfern Oes ngtorO-
oeutI6en 2loDo" meroen in ben
nGdIten Gagen Ote nadbenannten
@erionen nod europa reiien. Ntit
Dem Oampfer u&aiier @ilbelm Der
@roBe" am Z. Mtat BON Stem Yorf
SRI. MarD 9onalOion Sri. Sara
s. 8arfer un0 8aroneB bon Stumm.
Mit n8rin3 Srieori6 @ilbelm", am
ii. Nfoi BON Seem Yorf Serr Scenes
SimmonOs. Nit D&ronprin5efIii
Gecilie@ am IA. M}ai BON Netu Ocrt
Maior BON Serpartb nebit 9iener
unO nit nGbemnib" am Is. Mai bon
Baltimore Serr Sans 8runde.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

6srr Sui. 8rubIsr bat ieinen Com:
mersarten in berrIider Beiie fir Die
tCmmsnOe SoilOn uorbereitet. Aaes 1T
in iOIiOsr @eiie aufsebaut, frii9 anses
Ifriden uuO nit BIumen unO Bfaujen
beI9midt; elm iOeaIer BIae fir SeOers
mann, nm ben QIbenO bel sutem GOn3ert
unO Irunt gu uerIeben. Nd9ten OOns
nerstaa gIbsnO, ben l6. .. Mts., 1T fOrs
melle @r6ffnuna.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Gin SpoBpagel ma9te ii6 am
9ienstag Morgen oas @ergniigen,
Yaiionten Ser IA. StraBe rabe am
@aibington Monlment anf ben
uMann" %aufmerfiam 3lt MAIDEN, Der
bod oben am Monumert emporflet-
tere. 9alfen0e bon Neugierigen Bile
ben aud iteben un0 iaben eritaunt
auf Ben DWann", Der fi9 natiirlid
bel ndberer l1nteriu6ung aIs elm
@aiierfleden an einem Ser mGdti-
gen Steine entpuppte. /,
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Gle am Iebten Spnntag peron.
i~taItete erite @aiierfabrt oes @erma-
mia Minner6ors na6 Morihol @aa
oerlief in Der i6onlten @eiie. Der
8eiu6 bdtte 5par nod ettpas better
lein fonnen uno pdre es alt9 biel-
lei6t %getpeien, tpenn oas @etter ni6t
10 uigetpiB getpeien mdre. 9lGe, mel
be Die 6eier mitma6ter, amiifiertPn
iid outs 8eite.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
SersnisnnssfaIenOer
Mtan iebe ua6 Sen @nnoncen.

Mai 10. Columbia Surnperein, CHE
fapeaf 8ea6.
i IL. @ereinigte Sanger, 9ampfer
MacaleIter.
y ~. 9eIien : 0armit6oter II. g.,
8ic=nic in Mutb's 2anoIiB.
= 10. @rion @eiangberein 0am-
pier Macaleiter.
- 10. SGngerbun0, @beiapeafe
8ea9.
= 10. Sonntag, 9eutides Sbeater
i'm Alten Mfalonic Sempel.
. 90. Montag, 9eutl6es Gbeoter
I'M Alten Malonic Sempel.
= 26. @ermanfa MGnner6or, 9am-
pier Macaleiter.
! 26. @erein 8apern, Maifelt 81
2nngoon 9. g..
> 26. &riegerbuno, 8ic-nic, .@il-
Ions" in S~enleDtomn.
, 26. @eer0ripers Union in SuntS=
bile Yarf.
SUM 2. Sonntag. 9lottoiiti6er Ser
cen. 8ifnif auf Sims Sarm.
(Safoma @arf).
SUM 13. 9onnerItag. Mrminius So
&c. 9ampfer Maealeiter.
~ 16. SGngerbuno, 9ompfer Ma-
cnlelter.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Ger i'm gar8en 2an6e befarnte
@artoniIt Somer Davenport lit lebte
ISOLDE in Nep gorf geitorben. Seine
@arrifatliren maren fait ole iatD-
rii9er 99atur un0 baben our6 lire
OriginalitGt Diel @lltes er5eugt. @e=
gen Die 3rultmagnaten lit er Itets
nit f6arfem Stiff 81 SelOe ge3ogen.
gr biuterldBt 5rau unO Orei &inoer.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

S allen Samilien fonlmt einmal
cine tribe Stunoe, wern man einen
Sei6enbeitatter beOarf. in iol6em
Sale erinnre man ii6 an S. @. See,
mel6er auf Oas 9eite eingeri9tet lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Gas oemofratii6e Staotfomite
BON Aleranoria miro iih nGGite
Bohe n%eriammeln I'M IL 9elegaten
%erpGblen 8rtr StaatSfom ention in
Norfolf, So, melhe @n5e oes 800
mats BORT obgebalten miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

@IufIi9 auf Ser anOeren Sci
te oes groBen &ei9eS angefommen,
lit unier SreunO GbriIt. 8eilitein,
oenn 9eitern erbielten mir bon ibm
cine Anii6tspoItfarte bon @iesbaoen
in 9enti6IanO.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

0ie office ser @aplt 9rewingGo.
murOe 9ienltag bon einem Sbleid-
Oie6e Inn $4,000 beitobIen. Wtan
bermutet, OaB Elm Staliener Der 9ieb
lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

2eute, oie INNER iiber 8ii6er
liBen uno ii9 beltdnoig ben &opf nit
fremOen @eoartfeu anfiiaen, weroen
oft Our9 lire @elebriamfeit ielbit
BON Der geiunOen @ernunft abgelenft.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Der 9aulen : 9tGbperein oes
@aiienbauies miro nad-
item WtittpoG, ben Is. Mfai, Nadl=
mittags 2 l1br in Ser Anitalt monat-
li6e &%erIammlung abbalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Ser o@rion 9amenperein" bielt
am Ntitttpo9 feline r~egelmdBige Ser
lammllng ab unO erleoigte oiberle
&ereinsgei9afte.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

N2at IS. Sonntag, abenos, 0ertide
&eoe i'm Carroll SnItitlate SEQ
916, 10. Str. g. So, bon
Srofefor Seiie iiber nllniere
8iirgerre6te".
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
stdOtti3e Neni8teiten.
eamstas, ben ii, N1ai 1912.

Ger SelienOarmitdOter unter-
itiibungsOerein miro na6iten Nfitt-
mod, ben 10. 5. &C., cine Spe8ialDer-
iammlung abbalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
gu Siren Ser @ntter
90 utter t e Ii e.

&reiIe,
$50 Oie @eltolten tpe6ielno Iib Dir
nab'n.
8enrb pie auf aolers 5IiigeIn gu
Die Geiie
0ur6 g1orO unO Siio, our6s 9a-
iein i6on getan -
@enn 9laes gu %getponnen un0 berIo-
rem
@ltd oiel erobert Damn auf's @eu':
gatr @ines bIieb Dir, felt gu morIt
geboren,
@s blieb Dir tmmer 9einer SHUTTER
Srelt'l
llno tpenn i'm Stlirm unO tuenn int
nilOen &ingen
Mit Oieies 9aieins Gotb uno 0rang
Oh bilt,
ltn0 tpenn @etpalt Did min at So
ben 5pingen,
llno penn Der bette Sreuno Gid
ielbit bergiBt,
8enn gu perni6tet un0 in S9mer.
gen 3ageit,
0aB oleS Slid un0 2eben nun pors
BEL,
@ie gu aud b%offmtngsIos unO tralt-
ernO flageit:
SIS blieb Sir INNER 9einer Mutter
Srp1f -
l1no it's ibr @eiit audi mr., ser Did
umi6pebet,
&erlieB iie ldngit ser @r0e meites
Sbal,
Sic bIeibt bel Dir, fie fits, Oie nit
Dir lebet,
sic fiibIt nit Dir Die Sreltoe unO
oie Dual.
ltno fannlt gu ibre SanO nod trolt-
li9 faIien,
60 eil' gu ibr in 8reunO' un0 2eio'
berbei =
Sic bat Did lieb = iie miro ni6t
BON Dir la1fen -
@s bleibt Dir INNER 9einer Mutter
3reul
Ser morgige Gag 1T Ser M}utter
5u @bren getpiomet uno ieoer arle=
rifanii9e 8iirger, Der nod elm Stint
6en BON 2iebe CUR Mr&tter bat, miro
oieie 2iebe in irgeno elmer @etie
au9 0ffeutli9 CUR S6nu trogen.
&ommiliGr &uOolpb bat cine @uf-
foroerung ergeben laiien an aac 8iir-
ger oes 0iltrtftS Columbia, mor0en,
ais am Muttertage, cine n.eiBe 9telfe
i'm &nopflo6 81 tragen, OaOnr6 ar=
3eigeno, ooB Ser SrGger 2iebe un0
@6tlng fir feline Mlttter i'm Ser5en
bat. l1nO iper lollte ni6t feline Mlit-
ter lieben? Seine Mutter, bic i'm
geboretl, Die i'm gebegt itno gepFIegt
sic i'm er3ogen uto fir Die Stiirme
oes 2ebens norbereitet bat. sic ion
beltte geebrt iueroen. l1no pobl Dem
brapen Manne, Der nod 2iebe fir
feline Mutter bat.
8 lag, mas lit oas S6onIte mobl
@uf @roen melt ut1o brett?
@a8 lit Dem 9i6teS elm Sool
Sn reinIter Serrli9fett?
@as lit oas SiiBeite - lag' anl-
9as &0itli6ite in Scot,
9as Seiligite, mas Soft %eriann,
9as Ereueitp BIS 0u;n Go02
9ie Mutterliebe ifts - fiirwabrl
Die ales Sein 6rtr6glGn5t,
llno iu9elt gu aud taulen0 Sa5r,
gti6ts @errli9eres Oh f6no'it. !
Die Mutterlieb, oie ME beriagt,
Ob arm an Gut, Oh reidL
Die, niemals p1geno, aIes tpagt
Sid eDig Ielber glei6.
Die niaig ibres Screens 8lut
Sltngernoen &inoern rei6t
@ie it6 5u opfern ieiner 8rlit
Der &Selifan bereu..
Die oft berraten, ME berr1t,
Ireu Bis gum lesten Sauh.
uno menn Ser 600 tie nicoerm1Et
9ddelt nit 6rebpuo"n Mug'.
9as 1T bic Mutter.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
meTicanFiIeInS,CO


Die iabrIi&e @abI Don nsun 81 Erufsss
Der y@ermdn Mmerican Sire SnluranCe @pnt-
ponv" fnbtt fat In benz Bureau Der @eisus
I@aft am 9onnersta9, ben 20. Stunt 1912,
arilHsn ii tbr BORN. unb 1 nbr naHn.
8. 8. Der Smann, Sstrstdr.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

6err unO 6ran Otto EOuRuint BON
MarIbOrOnsb 9ite werOen nd@ife ISOLDE
mad Berlin fiji ben CONNER uerreifen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Gin neles ausbGngeidilo BEL
&euter lautet: uSB un0 trinf,
bod ni6t 81 fnapp, Sab 9ir's
idmefen uno berapp".
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
Oicie umtermnilims. fins
@rtrOOrbimGrc 2Scrtc.

$1OO nnS 1.25 Naimfuuf @Opns, $50
@opns, bon gutter auoIttat Iainioof eeunatt obgefertet nit
Spite, @infaflmg unO 8dnoern. 9eguIdr $t00 mo $t25 @erte
@r0Ben 10 bis II. SPECIAL $50
$1.98 2ange &6de $1.4S.
Songe 6rauen &0de, genadt BON gutter 0uaGtdt Gampric, nit
~3u96Gnoern, 5lounce BON feiner Ginfaffung uno Saten; @r0Ben
SO bis AZ. geguldrer @ert $1.98, fpe8en $14S
$179 nnO $1598 @ainiOOf gOuns $t4S.
@ouns, gemadt bon i6r gutter aualitdt gaiufoof, mel nIsge=
ibnitener SAILS uno frr3e Nermel, efig lmo r1noes Sod, abgefer=
tgt nit @infafung, Spben uno 81noern, @r0Ben Is bis II.
9eg. @6rt $t.79 1nO $198. SpGel $148
$148 Grtra 1r1fen @Omns 98c
Grro eroBe 5rouen @ouns, gemodt BON feiner 0ualtdt Nofn-
foot, edg Sod rnO i6rag eingefaBt, @iuebrngen uno ge8adt Spit
en-, @roBe Is uno IS. &egularer @ert $14S. Spe5ell $50
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

@erionolnoti8ett iiber SterbefGl5
Ie, @eburten, Saufen Erauungen
etc, tperoen bon Dem o@aibtngton
SolrnaI" ltets bereitpiligit CUR Ser
Offentli6uua entgegengelOmmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Ob bonn @ater ODER Sobn, man
miro BEL 9ismers immer fein beoient.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
&orOOemti6er 0loDO.
Dampf= Gcbiffabrt
3wilGeu
Baltimore mnb 8remem.

Die fOlssnben neuen unb erprObten, nit aIen
Standardization, hrabtlole Eelserapbte unO
u~nterpader. 9ienals, SerIebenen WDltbampfer
srltsr 8lalfe, werbsn, ME fCIgt BON Baltimore
trpebirt:
n8raubenbure a MittpU6 ben 90. Mat
2 ubr NaGmtttass,
rNedar", MittpO6, ben 5. Stunt
2 ubr Na6mtttass.
yHbein", MtttpOG ben IL. Stunt
2 nbr Na9mittags.
Bon Baltimore mO@ Sremen:
3weite 8ajats- paiiase-Yreis:
$3.50.
Dritts anthts-p aFass- prets:
Iur auf benz p&bein", uMain" unb pNedar"
$500.
3wti9snbsds- pa7ass -vrsts;
$500
@essn 8ra9t unO pafass wenOe man F&
an
u. GCbmmaCber s g.,
@sneraI= Nsenten,
@r. Z Glib Say Strn6e Baltimore, d.
DbeE
@aIbin9tOm Sfice-
us lite OH. 81. @, Sci. Drain 1866,
6. s. Drop s 9Ons Co.,
13ts unb g Ctr. q. @.