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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
gInlprade ii6er CsnaIamS.

Sn Ser groBeu &alle Der ySSroe
litii6cu Gr5icblugs.2 .2Iaiona1 an Der
Sn 9oltimoreiirube, noDc Central
glbenue. biclt eeiteru glbeno Or PIN.
nic Scloiic glbel bonn u@ouder Col.
leee eincn @ortroe iiber Dg9os eng
lamb fir oie Gipiliiotion aetbon bot =
Der @ortrog mar gut beluat- Sri.
aaiie Bacon, eiue S9aleriu im @eo.
tobl. sSnltihit. er0finete ben 9bero
nit enigeu 4iouoUortrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

3os bon Geo. @antber oebroiite
Bier 1T oos bette. giele geurtbeiIcr
bon gier ertl6ren. DAB es irgenO
eincm erittloiiiseu ousldnoii@en
giere glci9fomnt. @erooo oos Dina
fiir oen 6onilienecbroudb. Seinltcs
glromo, better @eidmnd unO iebr
nobrfrdftig. 2ireft BON Ser @roues
rel 6ltr9 sic ucueItcu MoIdinen ab.
ccfiiat lpoour6 obiolite 9Reinbeii
eeiidert piro. Qiite $1.O0. 4boae
@oIfe 20. (Sumi1S,1S,iNo,Do)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

Sr. 5reoerid S. So6meDer I'M 8ei.
icin 3oDlrci6er 2eiotrogenOer oui
Dem n2ouoon.8orf. 6rieOboi~ sur
lesten 9}ube gebettet. Sr. SO.
ren6 Setner ouf Dem 2reieinig
fcitS. 6rieoboi beeroiet
Bon iciner go6uma. 9lr. 1929,
aloro .N1onntltroBe. witroe geitern
Sr. 6rcocrid S. 2obmepcr 5ur lebten
9lu6e bcitattct. @oitor $. S. g(uf
oer6oar bon ocr crltcn oeutidcn IN.
tGcriiden ct. syobonncs. Stride, an
Der 9ioolcitroBc. nobe @cnniDloo-
nia.9lDcmie, belt cine er9reifenoe
Srmcrreoc. nad Der Oie geiietung
ouf Dem n9onoon.@orf. 5rieobofc"
criolQte 9lls Observation-Disclosures fugirs
ten oic @S. glsuus, 0iiller, Som
mcrs mo 0rci Wiitalie6er 0cs Nr.
ocns nSbiclo Of Sonor.~ 6ront
g9olter. syo6n g. Sonocrs un0 s. s.
9lo1ncr. Sr. &o9meDer Der nad
tur5er aronfbeit i'm 9lIter BON 81
,Sobren oeitorben lit mar in Deutid.
Inno geboren uno lebte mebr als 40
Sabre in Baltimore Gr bintcrl1Bi
aug erfcr G6e orei mo aus Der 5iDci
ten Gbe fiini ain0cr oic ibn nit iei.
ner @ottiL 8rau @mnnoo s. Sob
Imeper. iiberIcbcn. Giq Sintcrblic6c.
men limo: &onrD, George So1mcper,
Trou 9otti Sbrnonn SSrnn 2ora
Song Selene. @0min 9o6mcper,
Slorcnce 9mm uNo Gborles Sob.
lLepcr.
@r. 2oren3 @ebner.
@eitcrn 0odnlittog muroc Sr. So
scn5 Sebncr bon glr. 732. Siio.2afe.
luooo glpenne. Ser lebten Gonueritog
inn 9utcr bon 53 SSdbren nnd elmer
idmer5boitcn aronf1cit aus oem
2ebcn id)ic0. Dom EronerDauic aus
onf Dem Drcienigteits 6rieo6ofe 5llr
cmiecn 9iube beiseiebt. &nitor 8.
@. 2odlcr BON Der Ct Ylottbdifirde
an Der gde bon Central gI0enue ino
Sopcite. StroBe bielt oic Erolcrrcoe.
3o6lreihe 9hunenipenocn ihmiidten
oeli 5arg oes 9ootcn @r SeBner
mroe III Shoruueiioh 6ci yseltitoot
III @ovcrn ecboren uno fam Dor 26
SoEren NIT ieiner Samilie na@ g!mes
rita. 6r binterldBt ieine &iitwe,
Srml Caroline 0ebuer 5pei Eodter,
6rau GaroIiue @litderou uno 6raii
glnna Gonroo iopie orei @nfcI- Der
Scritorbere eabort Dem n9Sittelsboh.
@erein,~ Dem 09oDeriihen Y1dnner.
hor" uno oem u@cunonio.Goncloo
g.r POP, &. 50. S.. ais WlitgIico
an. Seds @litgIieoer oieier @ereine
nlusirteu ais 9nbrtuhtrdgcr.
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Sin 9n6cItaa


Serr uno 5rou @ieueielo begeben
i'm Souie i6res dlteiten Sobnes
oos 5eit Ger soloeneH 6od5eit
Gie 5o6lreideu @dite briugen
Dem SubeIpoare sic beiien @iin-
ide Oor.
Sm prdhtig geidmiidteu Seim
oes Serrn Senrp 6 @ieneielo. gtr-
20i9. @eIt &rott StraBe, 6atteu
iih geiieru oiele @dite ciueeilHoen
INN oas goloeuc ebeiu6ildum bon
Scrrn 9uowig @ienefeIo uuo ieiner
@ottiu @Iiiabet6 81 ieiern Serr
@ieneielo. Ger Dor 75 Sobren in
Meliingen Seiielr9loiiou, seboren
lpurOe, lit felt oreiBig Sobren bel
ser Baltimore Nhitual 9ebens0er-
Iiberings @eielliboft~ t60tig mo
ipo6nt in Scr. f3, Su0.GoreDsStr.
Seine @ottin itommt ans 9fot6en-
burg an Scr 5uloo, uno BORT Ieruten
iicb Ole 9eiOeu fennen uno 6eirat6c.
ten. Sm Sabre 1881 fam oas @oor
nah glmeritu. SSn ser olteu Seimatb
bat Serr @ienefelO nod cine Shwe.
iter, 5ran glnna SeB in Sroufiurt
q. 3D., mo 8roit @ienefclo bat bier
nod 5mei grii0er. Oie Serren Otto
uno @il6eIm Sdaub. Gas gciitig
lno forpcrlib nod friide @bepaor
Bat orei &noer: Senrp 6. @ieenielo,
5rau Margoretbe Sobns uno G6ri-
ition @ieuefeIo, iopie odt @ufel.
Ser @beiubilor ee6ort SIR D@ermo.
uio.9oge Scr Sreimourer, sur nSef.
ferion 2oge, SbielO Of Souor,~
uno DGorrolIton Court Sroen ser
6orreiters.
9loh einem ireiflihen 9lbeuoeiien,
bel Dem Dem Su6lepaare BON allen
9lnmeienoen oie 6eIien @liidiuini6e
euteeoeii gebro6t puroen fanO cine
muiitaliihe MISUNDERSTANDING itott,
ole ole @ditc in fro6lider Stimmng
bis 81 ipater 9Iben0ihluoe nereinte.
Inter oen 9lnpeienOen befnnoen
iih. Serr Somes 9reunoL ser grdt
iioeut ser o0luhlol 9e6ensDeriide.
rinos @eielIidoit" BON Baltimore,
Serr SeurD Got6, SefretGr ser sc.
iellihait 0err @obert aroe6er. @e-
neraliuperintenoent oerielben @eiell-
idoft, &err Otto Shau6, Elm @ul.
Der BON 6rau @ienefelo, Serr @il6,
Sdaub ino 6omilie, Serr s. s.
@ieuefelo, Elm So6n OcS Siblepaa.
res, Serr Sorrp Sones nebit 5oni.
lie, Serren 6. 3ies, Senro Settler,
Seurp N}erge6enn 9loom g8cipoIo,
81. 9idwein lmo 6omilie, gloolpb
Wieinel, Senrp @. geBler. tsreberid
9Ilbre9t 6r1uleiu glgneS 9oce Sobn
S6niot mo 6omilic, 6. Sdmiot
8rau &eter S9miot, Senrp Sasfe
uno 6rou Sernonn Ienfer. 9iap
aab, Claire Griffin @eorge Bong.
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eanOiuirt6i6aftlidc glnsitelnua.

SanOiuirtbIdaftlidc glnsitellnng.
gSirO Gicnitaa in Scr @oiicn6oac
Oes fiinfteu Gegiucnts eroiinct
peroen II Sie beriprid)t in Oie-
lem Sabre beionoers reidbaltio
lno iutereiiont 5u per0en.
llebcr 1000 Brdmien mcrocn sur
Gertbeilung fommen.
9lm Gienitoa miro IN Der @ofien.
bale Oes 5. Regiments Oie eroBe
@humcu- uno @arteu5u6t 9lusitel-
hmg BON Morplouo eroifnet per.
oeu. Gie oo5u getroifeneu gor6erei-
timgen iinO in Oieiem Sabre GROCER
aIs ie gepeien imO IoIien es ais be-
itimmt eri6eiuen, ooB Die 9lusitel-
lmg in oieiem Sabre cine 6eionoere
Geibbaltigfeit aufiueien unO Oa-
Ourd audi cine groBe 9ln5iebungs-
fraft ailf ale 2iebbaber Der @arten-
mo 9lumeuglHt ausii6en miro.
Ger Baltimore 6loriitS ano @ar-
Oener's Club" bat Oie Arrangements
fiir bic 9lmeu glusitelllng iiber-
nonumen. 9lus Smnergriin mo
i6onen 9lunen miro i6er Dem
SaupteindQnae Elm bon Ser @Qrfbe.
borOe 6ergeiienter Sriump6bogen err
ridtet peroen um0 inn aroBen Soale
cine Bale, sic IS SUB i'm Gurdmei
fer miBt un0 nit allen glrten bon
Gbrpiantemen Oeforirt lperOen miro,
glufitelung iinOen 9lf oie G6rp-
iautemen @ilan5en lit bel Der 9lus-
ite1uug 6eionDere Sorgfolt oer-
panot porOeu. llutcr oen 9lusitel-
leru befinoen lid S. Sowor0 Sirit
bon Cambridge Gieier beifidt oie
9luslteQlng ierncr nit 40 peridieoe
nen Sorten bon @eniiien imO fiinf
aiir6iiien i'm @epibt bon ie 125
@fno.
Die 9Msiteluug lit 0ns gemeino-
NE @erf ser gOlorDlano Sorticultil.
raj Societp," ser nMorblono Crop
SmproDemeut 9liiociation," oernGoi-
rpmen's gliiociation~ uuO Der o9ee.
feeper's gIiiociation."
0ieic @ereinigunsen 6aben Oos
3iel. Die Staot6euolferimg nit 0em
6ormeritanoe IN Siiblung 5u 6rht.
gen mo ouBer0em sic lonOpirtb.
idjoitlibCn un0 @ortenbau @}etbo.
Oen 81 oer6eiiern uno Oeren neueiten
@rrmeeni6aften inter allen SUITE
reIleutcn 81 Derbreiten. Sic iesige
9lusitcaung bat leoialiG oen 3lued
oie reiGcn notiirlihen Gueacu ocs
9taotcS Dem Golfe Dor ghlgeu 81
iii6ren unO Die ipiiicniAoitlidcn DE
t6oocn Dorguiii6rcn, 0itrd) bic ocr Gr-
troa oes 9onocs cr6o6t werocn
fam.
g9G6ren0 Ocr glusltelllingspodc
finoet e6enfoas cine @eih0itsiibing
itatt. in Ser oen @1itglieoern Der
lanomirt6idoftlidcn @ereine @ele-
geu6cit ec6oton miro, @ortrdoe BON
ouerfaunten 9htoritdten ouf Ocm@e-
bictc Der 9onOwirt6idoit 5i 1oren.
Sic @ert9eilung BON ii6cr 5000
@reiieu lit in 9luSIibt gcnolnmen.
9lls ooaitonOig neue A6tbeilung in
Ser 9hlsitcaung lit nod eit @looea
Stoll nit &iibcu 81 crpdbnen mo
Die n@adet &oit 9l6tbcilung" IN
ser oie @erpadimg un0 @erienonng
Der 2onoer5clguiiie Uorgciiibrt mcr-
oen miro
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iseuerluc6r i'm @sridJt.

Die i1nlnltli6en 8euermebrlcute
Der @oOouS Spribeu,Gompaenic bn.
Zen beute @orntittag Dor 9tidtcr
@ono i'm Snperiorgeridt 81 eridci.
ncn, Inn i6re glusiagen iiber Ole
0roinogc Der Stoaunecn OeS
Spritcnbmries 81 modeu Gic 9e.
mobner bon @oponS mer0en ober
n16rcuo oieier 3eit troboem uidt
cine S6ub geeen 6euersoefo6r iein.
ga 6cuer COMMITTEE 9fittenbouie be.
reitS Seute bon on0eren Spriben,
Gcmpoeuien sur 9emonmtng Der
@opons Sprite abconuHon0irt bot.
Die 6euermebrleuic pcrOcn als 3cll-
qen in Dem BON Soiepb @otb, luelhcr
ii ser 9ldbe Oes Spriscnboiiies
mobnt onb6uei9 aema6tcn &ro5cB
eepnniht $r. @otb bebmlptet. oaB
0ic Trainage pum .Sprisenbous IN
ieincn Seller fiiDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

.3tuei 9erionen bon eincm @aggon
scr nglnuopolis Short 2ine"ii6cr-
iabren. 2iesen 9cioe in fritz
idem 3uitonoc inn llniOerIitdts.
SoipitoI oornieoer. 9lnOere
llnfdGe in ser Stoot Baltimore.
9ln Der 9lliiel-, no6e 9oDoroItroBe,
iiberfubr eeitern gegeu z llbr gl6cnOs
ein @oggon Der Dglnnapolis-@oib-
iugtou Baltimore S6ort 2ine~ Oen
24-id6rigen @lasarbeiter Sitter 6u.
brep bon geIair, Ohio, lnO BEN 24-
id6rigen 6reO. Eeoie BON Snoionapo-
lis, SSn0. Sa6rep erlitt einen 9liid.
rot- SAulter- uno 9lrm6ru1 imo
idpere innere @erlebungen nab.
reno Genie ne6eu irneren @erlebun.
gen nit elmer idlweren @e6irueri6iit.
terlng in Oos lluiperIitGts Soipi.
tai eingeliefert mlroe 6a6reD, Der
in oaiel6e Soipital gebra6t purOe,
idpe6te geiiern nod in GROCER Se-
bensgefabr, p1breuO sic gler3tc Seoic
nod am Seben er6olten 3u fonnen
boffen. Der 5ii6rcr oes eleftriidet
gSoggous gi6t an, ooB Der itorfe 9ie-
gen i6n an Ser glusiitt ouf Oie Sire
de 0erOedte. @r lit Oorlduiig aui
ireiem 6uBe belaiien lporoen,
" lit @leftriiher eolliOirt.
g(n ser @de ser Oiteno- rmO 6a-
noperitraBe fu6r ser aus 9lnne 9lrm-
oel GountD inn 9lutomo6il Gcilnfe6s
reu0e Or S. g9. 2or0 BON glr. 10tt,
Olor0 G6orlesitroBc, in eiren Stra-
Benbo6n @aggon ser SoriorO-
gluenue 2inie. Sein bieri16riees
S06ndeu muroe babel 0urd @los-
iplittcr om aopfe berlebt. 9laGoem
ser anobe in cinem @ripot6ouie per-
bui0en moroen mar, 6rohte Gr.2orO
i6n nod Oem So6us Sopfins-Soipi-
tai. Or. Soro CAB eciteri onge6lib
an OoB cr oie S9ul0 an Dem 3u-
iamnenitoBe ielbit trage Oa Oie
@remien ieines 9(utomo6ils periog.
ten.
Brad 0os 5uBoclenf.
Sci einem Stur5 bat seitern Der
in 9lr. 2O6, g1oro. @aD- 5troBe, pobn-
Bate 42 So6re olte Sploeiter Sogan
oos rc9te 5uBgelcnf gebro1en. SSn
Scr 4oli5ei.9lmbulan5 oes mittlcren
Giitrifts wur0c Ser @erlcete naA
Dem 0iercp-Soipital ge6radt.
Bonn Gelegrapbenpfoitcn.
aeitiir5t.
@ermamn y1orpecf, Gin 26 Sabre
alter 0rabtIpanner BON g}r. 26f6,
Sit-9'aOiion- -StroBe, itir5tc geltcrn
9l6eno al ser Gdc bon @rccumoult.
9luenic imo %. StroBe bon einem
% SUB 6o6en GcIrsrapbcnpioiten
unO blic6 belpuBtlos licgen. ,Sn Dem
st. Sufos-Soipitnl, no9 uel4em cr
in scr Eoli5ei.9lmbnlan5 Oes noro-
oItliden 0iitrifts 9ebradt wuroc
conitatirtcn Die glcr5tc, OoB cr
Sdnittiuunocu an ser 9lalc, gcrlet-
3ungcn an 9iiidgrat erlitten mo
mebrcre 9lippen se6roAen 6attc.
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3iuei eebensmiiOe

Gic i6jd6riae Bertha Goois modt
auecblid aus 9ie6eshmmer ei-
nen Sel6iinorOOeriud mittelit
Guediil6er. 5rou emma @ra0
ereiit 81 Gbloroform. 8ei0e
auBer Sebensgefa5r.
glngeblid aus 2iebesfiimmer nabn
Die i6 Sabre alte Bertha 0apis, oie
Sodter uon $erru mo 6rnu G6orles
u. Iapis pom Goerlea an ser 9elair.
9oa0, 5pci 2uediilber Gablctten in
ieIbiimoroeriiher 9lbiidt. Or. 6. Q.
Mace pom gioBoiae puroe berbeiee
uHcn mo Sab ibr Die erite Siilie
Gr bradte Damn oas Iebensmii0e
WldO9en in ieinem 9mtomobil nad
Sem ct. Soiepbs.SoipitoI, BON no
ous Oasielbe mieocr nod 4ouic ge.
bra6t muroc, nnhoem iie bebauoclt
porocu mar. sic beiinoet iib ouBcr
Sebensaefnbr.
9tabm IS bloroform.
@e9en 4.30 llbr aeitern 9ladmit.
tag nabm oie 2tidbrige Satin bon
Srn. @rncit Grap. glr. 520, 9loro
9riceitroBe, cine Goiis G6loroiorm
in iel6itmoroeriider 9l6iidt, Dr @ic
2uiup bon 01r. 40l. 91oro &opion.
StrnBe, nabm Die 9e6ensmiioe TO-
fort IN 9ebauolung. Sie 6efano lid
bereits geiteru lI6eno ouBer ieoer @c-
fobr Sir oen @rlmo 81 ibrer S6at
tonnten oic 2Ingeboriseu feiuen
@runo ongeben
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am Rctt6eluerG

Baltimore lmo Marplono ne5men on
Dem Gonteit fir BEN @erfoui bon
,Jlotbc 0relij~ ~@eibnadtSmarten
Sbeil. @erfaui beghnt am
80. 9loOember. u@1arDlano.
&erein sur &erbiitlmg bon III.
6crculoiis4 pert6eiIt sic 0tarten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
@altimore n

QuilllllOtc VI
in 0en g9ettbes
iper6 I'M OaS
@enuant ein9c
treten iueld)es
BON Der nglmeri-
faniibcn 9iotben
&reuJ @eiea
fchaft~ lln0 Dem
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DSermania-W -WlGnnerdor."
GritsS srofes GOn5ert
@lOntas, 16. glOuem6er, s ll6r 30.
ginr fiir WlitslisOer.
(g(obt6)
@0m glnrean 6ea Qe6an0e.An

@ebGuoc Snipcftor Clarence 6.
Shi66s moAt al onOerer Steae oes
vCeutihen Gorreiponoenten" be-
fonnt ooB Die 6irma Stemort & So.
I'M Oic erlmt6niB nodgciu6t Bot,
coS 9laweien 93r. 227-229, g9eit.
S'arotogo. StroBc, ais Garage fir
Reporotureu uuo 9icmiic fiir g(uto.
mobile 81 bcnliseu ino in Oeuiclbcn
Wotore 81 initollircn.
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yglrien 0AriOn." !"
Stiftnrgsisa, 6ouiert aHO Saa,
Gieaitug osu IL. glouember,
gee6mauu's 0ale."
-ErI 1onLcnILla 9nllnno.

Ger 3uilnno ser % Sabre alien
0labal geoIcoti bon ylr 2i52, @recn.
mumt.gIbente, pelde am Samliag
g'aamitia9 Gatbolidire tronf pat
jih Nm @eiien gelpenoci Iie 9cr3ie
oes 2t. gAtas.Goipiials~ glau6cm
oaB icmit Dem geben oauou lopneit
mir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

toHrten Ole glngeborigen feinen
@rin0 angeben
ipriinglihcn QriinOer uno llnter.
iiitber Derlpirflidcu
gines ser lctteu @erfe 0eS Wligr.
S6o6an lit Die rationale glnoahtS.
iiattc 3ur lIn6cfledten GmpidnaniB.
cine ncue. prddtige Stride Der Uni
Ueriitat uelhe su errihieu aeboiit
miro NIT Siilie oer fot6olii6en
Traueu ser @ereiniaten Stooteu,
mo 81 ser @apit &iis Der 3ebnte
fur5 Dor ieinen Sooe cine onie1n-
liHc Sunme @elOcs ourh Gar0iunl
Gibbons beigeiteucrt bat, 5u9leidb
nit eincm winoerid0ueu apoitoli.
iben Shreiben oas in Ger lebten
9uSad6e Der ySalce 9le9ina," oen1
nieoIiden fleincu bulletin 81 @bren
Der ae6eneoeiten @tutter, pcroiieut.
lidt moroeu 1T. Iurd Oos aenaun.
te Bulletin madt 0louiignor Cha.
ban oen eSortihritt 6eS Geufmols
6u @uuiien Der uotioHalen 2lnoahtS.
itatte befonut.
Ga Wloniignor S6o9an ein Nlit.
elieo oeS ,9lncieut Groer Of Si6er-
uiaaS" III 10 6a6eu Die G2itglieoer
oenelben i6m eincn 9iihoiSrirg
bere1rt, pd6rcno Die N}itglieOer Ger
6rauenobtbeiliing Oeiiel6en 0roeus
i6m Elm 9iidoistren8 ihenften. Iie
lle6erreihung iono geiteru itait
Shon ne6rere frii6ere Nlitglieoer
ser SafiltGt ser 4atGoliidcn llni.
beriit1t puroen 5ur giidoispiiroe
er6o6cn, oaruiter 9iihof Geuis
s. S'GonneIl bon 9li1mono, 90,
mo @r5biifof @leBmer BON Wlilwnu-
fec. isis.
Sir oie 92otbletoeuoen
in europa.
gtuf glnoronnng oeS Cardinals
Gibbons lit aeitern il alien airden
scr Grsoio5cie einc Goaefte fir
Sic S1otbIciocnoen Der europoiihcn
aricgs3onc crboben worOen.
Grcieiniafc its @emein.
0e.
On Der Ireieini9teiis.&ird)e an
Der 9riuitr. Strabe iino acitcrn 5pci
@ottesoienitc abae6altcn poroen
gnitor u i. Steraer prcoigtc bci'm
Mor9engottes0ieuii iibcr ocn 9ibel'
Cert. .@ebt Dem aaiicr, mas ocS
aaiicrs it, 9lm 9l6cuo be6nnoelic
cr 0aS 9bcmn: at OaS Gcloihen
alien Wlcuidcn cigcn2"
92ahItcn Sonntog lit sic ioge,
naunte Eootenfeicr, o0er id0ner ac.
iaot. Der glllcrieclentag. ga oo6 0as
9lenidcnber3 Qibt iudt umO elm DO.
6eres 9eben oDnt. miro oicier Sonn.
tao fein qcpolnliher iein ionoern
elm log iir aae b0bcr iirebenocn
Meuiheu Roiior Sterger bat be,
rcits Elm ueues. 5eitscmdBes @ei1'
naais .5cilipiel in 9lr6eit oaS iiber.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-24
HOW TO PREVENT
ACID ST0mlCHS AND
FOOD Fermentation
BY a Stomach Specialist.

AS a specialist VINO has spent many
years in the study and treatment of
stomach troubles, L have been forced to
complain of stomach trouble possess
stomachs that are absolutely healthy and
normal. The real trouble, that which
causes all the pain and difficulty is acid
in the stomach usually due to, or ag-
gravated by, food fermentation Acid
irritates the delicate lining of the
stomach and food fermentation causes
wind which distends the stomach abnor-
mally, causing that full bloated feeling
Thus both acid and fermentation inter-
fere with and retard the process of
digestion. The stomach is usually healthy
and normal but irritated almost past
endurance by these foreign clements
acid and wind. In all such cases-and
they comprise over 80 per cent. of all
stomach difficulties-the first and only
step necessary is 10 neutralize the acid
and stop the fermentation by taking in
a little warm or cold water Immediately
after eating, from one to two teaspoon
doubtless the best and only really effec-
tive antacid and food corrective known.
The acid will be neutralized and the fer
mentation stopped almost instantly, and
your stomach will at once proceed to
digest the food in a healthy, normal
Be sure to ask your chemist
for the bsurated magnesia, as | have
found other forms utterly lacking in its
peculiarly valuable properties.-F. j. G.
(Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-24

At mass meeting OF citizens of
Pensacola, Florida. assembled this day
at the city hall, the following resoIu-
tions were made and unanimously
adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, Pensacola, Florida, is
situated on the best harbor on the
gulf coast, with a straight channel
thirty-two feet deep at mean low tide,
and five hundred feet wide. leading
from safe anchorage to the sea- and
through which any of the ships of
the United States navy can safely pass
in and OUT at any hour, without ar
tiflcTal aids to navigation, and
WHEREAS, There is sufficient water
alongside the docks of Pensacola to
accommodate any of the army trans
ports or navy auxiliaries, and
WHEREAS, A supply of pure soft
water, from deep wells, is available in
unlimited quantities, and
WHEREAS, The climate of Pensa-
cola is equable, and not subject to the
extremes of temperature. the natural
heat of the summer months being tenn
pered by the gulf breezes. and
WHEREAS, The country surrounding
Pensacola is high and dry, and land
may be had in ample expansa at no
expense, to meet any demands of either
army or navy for concentration pur-
poses. and
WHEREAS, The close proximity to
TeHSdcOla OF the coal neIQS OF Ala
hama, Tennessee and Kentucky, and
the facilities obtaining here for load
ing coal quickly into bunkers, trans
ports and golfers, which coal is equal
in quality to the Goals of Virginia,
and may be had here in unlimited
quantities at a much less price than
is paid by the government for Virginia
Goals. and
WHEREAS, The navy of the United
States is now assembled on the Mex
lean coast and will. in all probability
have to remain there for an indefinite
period. the necessity for the location
of a craving dock on the gulf coast,
capable of docking the largest ships in
the navy, is not alone manifest to the
layman, but must impress itself with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-24
Resolutions Adopted by Citizens
in Mass Meeting at City Hall

peculiar force upon the professional
mind when it is considered that with
our country at war, our navy is re-
moved approximately twenty-eigh
hundred miles from the nearest naval
station affording docking facilities and
WHEREAS, Pensacola is the only
deep water seaport on the gulf safely
accessible at all times to all classes
of our naval craft, and is located less
than 900 miles from either the ports
Of Vera Cruz or Tampico, Mexico, and
WHEREAS, The Pensacola Naval
Station, with it's excellent water 'front.'
age, numerous buildings-sAops store
houses. quarters for officers and en-
listed men-and its partial equipment
of machinery etc, for the expeditions
repair of naval vessels. suggests Pen
sacola with Irresistible force is the
only harbor on the gulf for the loca-
ton of a naval base for fleets operat-
ing in the Gulf of Mexico and Carib-
bean sea,
THEREFORE,, be it
RESOLVED. That the foregoing
facts be presented TO the proper au-
thorities OF the government through
zens' committee appointed for this
purpose. Be ii further
RESOLVED, That copies OF these
resolutions be transmitted to the Sec
rotary of war. the secretary of the
navy. the senators from Florida and the
representative from this district. the
chief staff Of the army OF the United
States army and the president of the
navy general board.
w. c. JONES,
J. y. ANDREWS,
JOHN A. MERRITT,
Committee.
Pensacola, Florida, April 90, 1914.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-24
TO RAISE
WAR REVENUES
IF ARMY GOES
Administration Leaders Con-
template as Starter Tax on
Checks and Legal Docu-
ment, as Well as on Sweet
Wines, Brandies, Cigar
cites, Cigars, Etc.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, April 23.-Administra-
ton leaders today laid plans for
raising war revenue in case the army
has to go into Mexico. Secretary of
the Treasury McAdoo discussed plans
for raising revenue with Commission
er of Internal Revenue Osborne and
siSnified his intention of taking 1T up
later with Chairman Underwood of
the house ways and means commit
tee and Senator Simmons, chairman
of the finance committee.
The first measure planned would
impose a stamp tax on checks and
legal documents similar to that in
voked during the Spanish war. An
other measure would tax sweet wine
and fortified brandies and proba bly,
beer. According to the estimate this
measure would net the treasury about
$116, 100000 a year and IL the situa-
ton demanded tax would be i'm
posed on cigarettes, cigars and to-
bacco.
1t is not the intention to alter the
present tariff law, although such leg
islation might be found necessary in
the future.
The treasury department under ex-
listing laws has authority to issue
without further action by congress
500, 100000 worth of Panama canal
bonds and it is probable that this
means will be taken at once to raise
money in case of eventualities. Adop-
ton of this plan would give congress
a better opportunity to discuss a war
revenue measure carefully before. pas
sage.