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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Sir Den 200 DER Srall Aatbcrine
9roucr, ~ Sabre alt uon gtr. 1913,
Narioro-9Iucuue, ocr 5Mueiier BON
Sol. !poof, sic @littpod gI0cuO ali
Ocn Sol0en cines 6alles in cineui
9lort1 '9lpenc 5troBenbabn 9SQggou
OaS 9e6en einbiiBie, wuroe Die Stra.
Benba6ngcicllidait BON ocn @Oroners-'
@cidworenen peranhportIiA ae1al-
ten. Die BON Coroner Nuiicn einbe-
ruienc Surp aa6 gelieru 9Ibeno I'll Der
uor0oitlihcn @oli5ciitotion iolaeuoeS
@eroiIt ab Ter 200 od Srau
Sroacr wur0e ourd ciuen SAL IN
Dem Observation-Disclosures var. 1919
Der Scr StraBeubobu.oeieuiha
alf Der 9tr b9Ioenne, nahc ser Gaf
Sia-Stray om %. Suli oieies Sac.
res, 9iahmittoqs 3 ll6r perlriadlt
Ger Ell bntc 6aa pnoe ourd) sic
9ladldMgfeit Der 9In9eiieIItcn Der @e.
icaidait uerihulOct, inoem lie niht
Die Siegclr ocr @eielibait 0cobad)te.
tel;."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
Nn I6iln0elpdia aeitur6en.

SSn philadelphia lit in Der @ob-
ming bon 9efanuten 5rml @ammo
8. 9}od eeitorben che lire bcioen
So6ne, sic III @onowa ongeltclt
iino, cintrcffen fonuien. 6roll
gIod, sic i'm 1700@Iod Der gtoro.
GolDert. .StroBe lebte, por lpd9reno
iHrer Groufbeit in ocn Sade bon
9efonnteu in @bila0elpbio OerbIic-
fen imo ibr 3uitono wimoe 10 be-
dugitigeno, oaB ibrc 5Obue Sage
uno Span telegropbii6 al ooS
&ronfenbett gerufen muroen. 0ic
&erItorbene bintcrIGBt Orci S0bne,
Eoge, Span s. uno Sobn 3. gfod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
Gtcdllrci ami lgrhnLnnnanier.

Cine ii6er 1000 %erioncn 8d6Ienoe
9teni6cnneuge Die DonncrItag
gta1t ouf Dem GrbolunoSpier friide
2uft i6opfte, puroe Ourb cinen
5treit 8piic0cn 0rei @ldnneru in
9lufrcglig oeriebt. S. &onfDOit@
Dcn 9lr. S04, Siio-9rooomaD, ser
oeu Streit i@lidtcn ipollte, lpurOe
ourd Die Sano geitoheu un0 unO bel
Ocm geItrigen %erb0r Dor Sli0ter
Smith in Ser 0itli@en 95oli6ciitotion
lirailos entIaiieu. @ic beiocn glu-
ocren Soiepb @1iltter bon gar. 2007
0it@lonuuentinoBe, mo Geo 9lid
bon 9Ir. 1888, Sbafeipeorc.S StroBc,
mir0en 5u $40, relp. $50 uno &o-
fen berurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

sSm g(lter bon 60 Sabren Itarb sc.
Itcrn Serr 6reOerid 9ioiirger IN iei'
ncr @o6nlrng, 9tr 737, gtoro-9cn-
tral.9lpcme. Die SeerOiamia finoct
ndditen Nlontao itott. Sn Der ST.
Sofobus-&irde wirO cine 9icquicn-
@lciie fir iein Scelen6eil gcleicn per-
0en.
SSn ser SSo6ullng i6reS So6neS,
9}r. 1926, Mlc@locrrp StraBc itorb
gcitern Srou Got6orine Saur in gll-
ter BON 81 SSobren. Eie 9eerOiglni9
fin0et Sointog 9lahmittog 4 lI1r
bonn Eroucr6alic ans auf Oeni 8aliis
more6rieohoie itntt. " ottoo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
g9o N Wlaric g9alIrre1

Gic t5 Sabre alte @larie Bauer
bon 9|r. 40, Siio-GmpooosStraBe,
miro felt Gomeritag 9lbano9lSs llbr
bon 5u Soide oermiBt, SF9fA 5'5nB
5 3oa groB uno lpieatlinSeiibrf25
&hmD. Sic trna beim pautfaNcn
0cS @ouieS en blaucS StGeio mo
ipeiBe Strirnpic mO 2un6t gle
no6m auBerocm einigc peiBe &Iei0ec
init. Gie @oli5ei lit aif Der SlMc
no6 Dem @loo@eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
3nr Nnnbcs0ircfturcn. sitnnn.
Oie @altinlore 0ireItoren B

Uic Wnlflm0re NlrcIf0rell 0cS
,.9loro0itlibcn Sdneerbunoes, oie
SS. George 2ciicrt, George STINT
melbeber SenrD Ebomos imo Ser,
monn SSclinef reiien beute 9lbcn0
nod Scroliton So, Inn BORT on Der
@un0esOircftoren SiBlmg tbcil5l.
nebmen 2ebierc begnut morgcu
9|oc6nitiog Inn 2 ll6r i'm uSotel ga.
icD" in Scrouton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

gtew 0rIeanS, "a. SILL.
Seute luiiroe Der 5ebnte Sad bon Or
fronfung an Der 9auIenpcit entocdt.
0os ncue Cpier lit Der so Sabre
olic Shoufudrtcr &m Grnit mel.
her IN iumtittelborer gl0be oes
uripriin9liAen Sranfbcits Scroes
ipobnt &eufe mur0e aud oic adlta
tlii5irtc 9ottc geiunocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
..Gnntnn .Gnnflnn q

GoS oGantonGontloo gir. t45. s..
8. S." interninnt pic an anocrcr
Steac ocs 9lattcs on9e5ei0t mor0cu
eincn 6auulien-9lnsiliig noh Niil.
lcrS &art Gumoalf. Ole mniaugrci.
hen &or6ereitlmgcn, sic oos Gomite
oa5u aetrofieu BAT, pcripreAen alien
S6eilne9mern ciueu scuuBreiben
9Sabulittog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

ooS sioqSqyS 1ae, naaiiidt aIasia'eaDs. endIeu
Silhc. Tilmci
Settle SaI5.9lladcrcIcn z fiir 20c.
&lD cHiinOhtcr SlAiiib 20c
. gfS %'%%Ifsi gii%isn qomutca. S'@Si'"l sse.
Gi0. ncne iUci6e euppcn6o6ncn 20c.
Hib. neuc neirodncic Sndbobnen 20c.
ioc..eddifcHg srcoOern Gaici.eorup. GiHi.eesyi 200.
Sorcuc GInno sc
SroCiS, &nno 7c.
saroifclu! Gor.pifcm!
&orO (emd 8eds) reue NariollcIn, 39c
Sicto.niilie. non NHl@ eiiid 4#c
3 100 &io, sGrbbc l'iGeu Nndbo6ncn 20c.
ecocuolac grisficlS oeiGe araOOcn. bos
= sira6ocTflciiS. Gas @ sfuuO i5c. oOcr 8iuuO
liir 29c
a ecmficl Gcmiir!
0iuricH. Slid ic
3artc Hoibribcn. Niiiioel 3hc.
StOUl. nOt &C. on
u Eed Qrinc lobncn Sc
3udcrmni9 Gutcn0 f4Hc.
Saniidrc Sciidls2cp0rtement
1914 2aunseiuicrpicriel Eo 1876
4 ElllH0 Sdnorrlnnn 20c
@bndroac &i5. i2Mc. Rio. l0c.
I &inno gsaIoor graieu, feline @noden mo
uSuGar citc0" Gn0ilcin 30 roc.
yionno, GirIolN oocr Foricr1onlc Giead
gl0iolni rcines s6mali . @fo 25c.
GippcNtOGit. NiO. 1916.
Oicranhrrics TIrild.
glruoar'S Sticln" SMinlcn BIO 1916
Sugar curc0~ GiUicSGultcr @ib 1876
Sclitatciigus Ncpurtcmcut.
SlarioteE Sulnt Rlo, l0c. oocr s lSio. iiir 2Jc
ljiit Stern auocmahl, Sbo f2c.
Non ms iclbii iGbri3yte ,Sr0niiurtcr ESiirlie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

&ing ton Samaica, "a. Suli.
@enerol Sncrta imo iciue Somi.
lie lon9teu beltc 9littag all 9oro
Oes oelitiMci Srcu3crs 0Dresoen~
bon &uerio Wlerico 6ier on. Der
0iftotor nobm in cincu bieiigcn So.
tel %obmng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
Bon frcmOe Qcutc an 6cu @cincn.

GaB er SolneS SSilion Der auf Der
Greppa DOR ieincnt Sauic lab, am
@einc 500 foitctc 0rltcrn ,SrrOcrid
@iilpling bon 9lr. ILL., DIT. Glarc-
glQcV, $26 o0er 27 Eoge Inn @cidng-
nib. SSilion ldBt ii6 ni@t germ an
zen @einen 5iehen E3omaS SSimps
ting, Der 9rloer oeS 9IngeibulOiateIL
lmteriogte oieien OoS 9lcden g2il
IONS, Elm Streit nit EbGtlicbteiten
cntitonO uno cnOcte in Der iiiolibeu
9Soli5ciitatiou nit Der &erurt6eilung
MunpLinas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Ger felt Qlithpod oeruibte 7,idbriae
Ncrnanu 1oettlaif auf ocm Sa-
len ac5ogen. 3lpei SiroBen-
ba6muaagonS conioircn an Der
Nouoper. ino 6apcite. StraBe
9Iuoere lmfGac.
Ter 9ci1nom oes Z Sabre alten
Seunom Eocttloii bon 9ir ST, 5
Robinion- SiraBe, Scr felt lebtcn
Mithpod pcrlniBt miro, iuurOc ae.
/ iieru 9lbenO ourd @cter 9}ellon non
! 9}r- 2li, 5iio,@ai6mgton. StraBe,
cinem 9Ingeitellteur Ser .9ltloutic
CranSport Gompap." scr am @noe
oeS %iers am 6iiBe Der @otomac.
StroBc ar6eitete. I'M g0aier 0eidtet
imo gebor9cu. Cic Nlutter oes ana.
ben mar bei Der 9eraima anpeicu0
imO brad III lmlteS Sdluh3eu aus.
ols iic i9ren to0tcn SobH Dor iidl
fab. Ter Seiduau wuroe init ser
oiilidcr EiiiriftS-2Im6nlan5 nad Ser
@o6mme Der @ltern gebraht.
2 troBcnbo6n 3uiammen.
itoB.
&erlcbnngen ON Hiiden bai gc,
itern Nodnlittoa Der Strabenbobn,
Gonoufteur @ogor Sropers crliitelL
ais gcgeu t2 ll6r GRittags Gin iii
0itlider 9iiAhug fa6renoer @o9gon
Der 2iuoen.glpenue nit cincni III
sleiAcr Nidtluo fa6renoen @oagon
Scr @uilioro.9(pcnue.9inic an scr
@de bon SoDette- nnO SouoUer.
StraBe, collioirte. Die 9afogicre
eutfameu unpcrlebt. Tie |erron's
ser 6eioeu @oggonS puroeu cr6eb-
lid 6eidd0igt @Qidoel 9(Sfins uor
ser @lotoriii6rer oeS @ag0ons ser
2mocn glucnuc.9inic,
Tou eincm Ma1enra0 Der.
lett.
8iaiom S. Glcr. "a Sabre aIt
bon Or 5000 ClO Sreoerid 9loao,
mlrOe geitern @orntittng ge9cu 5
ll6r, ais er iii eilicm Nlonnlod an
Der Siioolt@de Der N2orplouo.9luc.
me mo 20. StroBe t6dtia mar, pou
Dem 9iaoe zines g9opens Qctroifen
unO an Der Iinfen Seitc pcrlebt. st
murOe nod Dem Ct 9ufos.&oipitol
gcbrodbt Der betreiien0e @agcn
itonO inter ser 2eitung 0e5 9legers
So6u Spencer, BON g1r. If Noro,
9lmitp. .StroBc
&on einem 3feaeImaaen
nicOcrgcrnHnt
SunerIide @crleeunaen imo
GleiiHmun0cn an ben @iiitcn hot
aciteru TohuiittGs gegeu . lI6r Der
% Sabre aIte SorrD Sapoen, pon
9}e6rasto. erlitcn, ais cr ali oer
@de pon 6rcoerid. mo 8rott 5traBc
0on ciuem 8iegelwagen oes Serru
9uOOie 9Sorter, bon @dc Miiiea. uno
Riogel0-StroBe nieoergerount nno
ii6eriobren miroe. SSn Ser HoIi3ei.
glm6ulou3 oes nittlercn IiitriftS
wlirOe SoDoen nud 0enl NlercDsNo.
ipitol ge6radt. Tooicp T6omoS, ciu
Negertno6e BON Moimt @innuS, oer
Gutider oeS @oaeuS puroe ipater
uer6oftct unO III sic mitilere EoIiaei.
iiatior eiugeIieiert.
Golliiion an 6oirmpHitt.
glDenue
9ei'm 3nanlmenitoB eines 96lie.
ierungsmageuS ser DlurplonO Sce
Cream SO. nit cinen 5troBenbnhil.
lDogcn an Der 6nirnlolmt.9lpe. lnO
0are StraBe, iuurOcn SoDn GoiiioDD.
BON 0tr. SOP. Sol6root. 5traBc im0
@corge Sabine. BON 9lr. 2lO3. 4lc.
Gloerrp-StraBe BON Dem GiScreme.
pagen abgeworien. gei0e mur0cn
nit inueren mo duBereu Nerlebln.
gen nod oem ct. Soicpb9 Soipital
ge6rodt, Ger StroBenbabnmasgon
plrOc aus Dem @eIeiie geporien mo
Sic %uiiagiere ltarf erihiittert Ser
&erron Oes &aggous murOe uollitan.
oig eingeoriidt, ser 6ii6rer fam ie-
bod unoerlett onpon.
Strahenbnbn-wcielIidlaft UcrantiuOrt4
lid ge6altrn.
5Siir Den Jp0 Ger ,Srulf Nathcrlne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
glns oen stuotgbmrcanr,

StaatSlanoltraBcnYcb Ycboroe ldBt OaS
GonOcmnirungs-Sc -Scrio9tq!r gcgcn
OaS iiir Oeu 9au Ser ngpGIIi2riidc
iibcr Oca %atapsco n0t6ige San-
iorO-glnreien cinleitaM nqi,5a
SIN 9(uitraac Der 9tantSuQanbiira-
ben-Gonlniiiion wer0en Die glmpdlte
9cnion q &orr ioforf OaS @ouoemni-
rungSOeria6ren gegcM NoJoGmHor0-
9mueicn ouf Scr 5ioichc0csi Bl9Gi9
@oroenS, 0urdj luelDc5 sic &crbin.
OungSitraBe 5lpidcn ben ncuen
9riidcn iiber Den &atapSco fiibren
miro, cinlciten. So6a g. SoniorO
Tat ais @crtrctcr Der Gigcnt6iiucr
oc9 iragli1cn @rln0itiids a61clc6ut.
Oen Staot Oos @cgcrcc6t Our6 0aS
@rlnoitiid 5u gcwd6rcu unO aus bic
lem @rlmOc mlrOc 0aS Gonoennis
rungsueria5rcn n0t0ig. GaS &crio6-
ren miro i'm &rciSgcri1t Don 9alii.
morc-Gountp0 an6ongig aemabt wcr-
Sen.
0ie 2anOitroBen Gomniiiion er-
iu1t icbt nm 2lugcbotc auf Sen @au
Oes 5Sunoomcntes unO cbenio bic Gr-
ridtlmg oes lllter6mlc5 Scr @aupts
briide iiber 0ell Spring @orOens bonn
sun Der 0anoDer-Strabc aus, fir
melben sic Grlau6niB am 0onneritag
bonn &ricgs 0cpartement ert6eilt
mur0c Ter @ou ser Tre6briidc
miro in eiuem ieparatcn Gontratt pcr.
gc6en lpcroGl melder audi oic n0tbis
&c @}ai9incrie nit ciniAGcBcn miro.
0ie Irc6briidc miro 10 conitruirt
Derocn, 0aB iic IN 5iuei oOcr Orci Qli-
nlten ge0finet per0cn fam, ic rac6s
ocm oic lSngcnicure ser @un0esarnec
poriHre6en. SSn Dem @rlai6niB-
iMciu lit por1eic6ric6cn, oaB 500 SUB
pom gnoc oon 6err9 @nr abgeir6uit.
ten mer0en miiiicn GoW Stant ooer
Der Sta0t uuB cine @iir0icbaft BON
$4,000 ais Worutie oaiiir gciteut
lpcrcen oaB sic jebigc 9igbtitraBcn,
9riide inner6ol6 eincS SobreS noM
@oQcn0ung 0es 9oucs Der neucn
9riidc cntfcrnt miro
9tcue Q StroBenbo6n-2 2inie
mad 8eitport.
&or ser Gouuuiiiion fir Silent
lidc 9ctriebe bcfilrwortetc geitcrn
Sr. ". g8. 2bman ole Gerldngerung
ser Columbia 9lbenne 9iiie Der
StroBen6obu nad 2onsoowue Oia
@oi1ington Noao nn0 0ann nac6
rod SScitport iiber Die olte @ollins.
6errD 9fooO.
9(npalt gl6ert 81. Stuart luO
EbomoS 81. GroB, ser @cnerdl Sc
I6dftsfiibrcr Ger &ereinioten Stro.
Bcubobn- @eielli6oft, proteitirteu &C.
sen Nen &Ian nit Der 9cgrituOung,
CAB sic 9(usfiibrirng oeiieIbca nitDt
profita6el lei.
G'ouDcrneur uno StootS-
9e0no0igungs @c-
B6r0e.
9(nl nGditcu 0ienitoG miro @ou-
pcrncltr @olOSboroug6 cine Gonfc
rcn5 nit sen NlitglieOern Der ltoot-
lidcn @egnoOigungS 8cborOe IN
g(nnopoIiS boltcn, III ipeltbcr Scr Or
beitSplan ocr @eborOe gercgclt mer-
oeu iou. Gs lit Der gSilaic6 Der 9c.
borOe, in bormoniicbcr @eiic nit Oeni
StootSobcrballpt 8uioumen 5u ar
beitcu.
0ie @egnoOigumgs 9eboroe miro
li6 am udMiten @liihpod, gormit
tags Inn IL llbr, perlainmcIn Inn
iiber cine groBe 9ln8obl bon 9Ippli.
fotioncu fir 9cgnooigungen unO
&aroIirungen 81 berotben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
S5eirat6s-9iccnscn.

George @i5o 40, (@ttmer), imO
Soiep6iuc 9ortedo, 3s, (9Sittwc)
So1u q. Saoiier, 2l, ml0 Gitcaa 81
idGer, H.
S,oiep6 2o9fowsft So, (gSittmcr),
mo Catherine SoltDS, 80, (SSittpe).
Glmcr @lcGoualO 26, mo @}arp
Gona0ue, "a.
3oiep6 q. 9luppcrt, Is, mi0 @}o-
niie 6. gllgeo, Is.
@eor0 Conn, %, Don Sod Sopen,
&o, unO @ro 9leeoer, 49,
Sobu ". Grcrps, IS, BON 9liG-
mono, 3d. uu0 9lorwooo 6. Sou-
iton 33, bon @rcen0iIle, g 6.
5rl. SurmOn sur Gefrctariu gcluG6lt,
SRI. Sia6cle @urmon aus Gbitrd
bile, Seen. .Dorf lit our @eueral-Sc-
frctdrin ser bieiigcn gl6tbeilung OeS
oGbriitl6eu %ereins junger6roucn"
crnonnt woren. Sbrc &orgdngcrin,
Sri. Morp 6. g. Colt. 1T in Scr glei-
@cn giqeaiAait .nars@1l ST. ISsHlgiiSS,. ISSoHliS per.
icbt morOen. @icie Serdnocrungei
iinO geltcrn bon 6roi 81. @}orris
GorcD, eincm @}itglic0 oes 0ircfto-
rirnls Oes &creinS, befannt semaMt
morOen. @enn oieie 9lenoeumgen
ou1 fir oue 9etBeiliete reAt uner-
purtct famen 70 ba6en tie OennoN
nllieitige @efricoigung berOorgeru-
fen. SRI, Sarnlon bot Dor ciiligcr
3eit bic bieiigen @iuridtltngen Ocs
Gereins beiic6tigt mo ioa iid auBcr-
oroentlih giinitig ii6er oas @elcbenc
cuseeiprobcn baben. Sbre 3uitim-
nlug ,oen ibr angcbotcncn Soften
al iiberneDmen mlroe bon Oer bic
iieen 2eitilng init groBer 6reuoc
oufgenonuncn Oa iic ic5r oaraIf be.
oc@t lit, Die 9lrbeif lntcr ciner foh-
mdnniihcn Seihn9 peiter3ufiibrcn
un0 OicIc gicuerln9en ouf Dem Fro.
gromm fir ben fouuncn0en gSinter
ItCheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
Ycrmbeimcr yrOs.

1rr nrohc 2nocn fir oas 0cint, nit oen ffcincn
Rreiicn. cine Stnot IN id iclbit. Wuu
bCr TnncttcsStrapc bnourd bls 5ur
lcriunturs Strn6c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
WOULD MAKE
PENSACOLA A
BRIGHTER CITY
3. j. BLOCK, GAS ARC SPECIAL
IST, CALLS ON PENSACOLA
BUSINESS HOUSES AND SUB.
MfTs a PROPOSITION.

r. j. Block, Of New York City, a
gas arc light specialist, is in Pensa-
cola for a. few days representing the
Pensacola Gas Company. Yesterday
he called upon the business houses
of Palafax street and submitted a
plan by which the business center of
the city will be rendered q blaze of
light He is introducing here the new
Humphrey inverted gas arc lamp. 1t
is a four hundred and fifty candle
power lamp. and. according to Mr..
Block, costs but three cents an hour to
burn.
It is proposed TO place these lights
in front of the business houses, thus
brilliantly Illuminating the business
district of the city. PensacoIas light
ing service IS far superior to what 1T
was q few years ago and its system of
white way lights is ahead of that of
other cities OF this size in the south.
But there is room for Improvement in
the down town district. and Mr.. Block
believes that he has the solution of
the problem: How to get a bright
street light for sman cost.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
Genuine Merit Required to Win
the Peoples Confidence

Have you ever stopped to reason
why it is that 50 many products that
are extensively advertised all at once
ten? The reason is pfain-the article
did not fulfil the promises of the man
ufacturer This applies more partic-
uIarly to a medicine. A medicinal
preparation that has real curative
value almost sells itself, as like an
endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited, to those who are in need
of it.
A prominent druggist says Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, a
preparation / have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend. for
in almost every case it shows excellent
results. as many of my customers tes
tify. No other kidney remedy that l
know Of has so large q sale
According to sworn statements and
have used the preparation, the sue
cess of DR. Kilmer's Swamp Root is
due to the fact that it fulfils almost
every wish in overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder diseases, corrects urinary
troubles and nuetralizes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle OF
Swamp Root by Parcels Post. Address
DR.. KiImer & Co, Binghamton, n. Y,
and enclose ten cents; also mention
The Pensacola Daily Journal. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
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WITHIN SIX WEEKS.

More people registered on yesterday
than during any day since Supervisor
of Registration Felo McAllister opened
the books several days ago. The books
are stationed in the various precincts
of the county and a deputy reglstra-
ton officer is on duty at each pre-
cinct for twelve hours every day. I'm
der the new election law, known as
the Bryan primary act, everyone who
wants to vote must register and he
must do so in person.
All registering must be done within
the next six weeks. The books will
be closed after Monday. March 2. It
matters not how many times one may
have registered before, or how long he
may have been a voter, he must re-
register and state his party aff1liation.
The registration books are now open In
every voting precinct of the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
STOCKHOLDERS
Of THE FAIR
ARE TO MEET
SECRETARY LILLARD'S RECON-
MENpATIoN TO DIMINISH THE
SCOPE OF EXPOSITION MAY
PREctPlTATE SOME ORATOR.
CAL PYRoTEcHNIcs.

The stockholders OF the Pensacola
Interstate Fair Association will hold
their regular annual meeting on Mon
day, the second day of February in
the rooms OF the association, Brent
building.
At this time the annual report of
Secretary N. J. Lillard viii be sub
mitted. The secretary will recommend
that the scope Of the fair be- lessened,
making it county fair instead of an
Interstate exposition of many counties
RS at present. 1t is expected that this
feature of the secTetary's report will
pFecipitate lively discussion.
The stockholders will Immediately
elect directors for the coming year,
and the directors win in turn choose
q secretary for the 1914 fair. The
meeting will be held at ten o'clock
in the morning instead of at night as
formerly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
c. ". DIVERS
BOND is 0. K.
JUDGE SHEPPARD APPROVES
BOND OF RECEIVER FOR THE
SOUTHERN HARDWOOD & MAN.
UFAcTuRING COMPANY.

The bond OF c. W. Oliver, appointed
by Judge William B. Sheppard as re-
ceiver for the Southern Hardwood &
Manufacturing Company, OF Villas,
Florida, has been forwarded TO Judge
Sheppard at Tallahassee and approved.
Mr.. Oliver yesterday morning re
ceived a wire from Judge Sheppard
advisiting him to take charge Of the
business Immediately. which he did
The bond was for twenty thousand
dollars. and Of all the receivers ap-
pointed by Judge Sheppard for bank
rupt West Florida mill and land com
panies this week Mr.. divers IS the
first bond to be approved.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
LAST SESSION
OF DIRECTORS
AFFA as OF OLD COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION WILL BE WOUND
UP AT MEETING THIS AFTER.
NOON IN COMMERCIAL Asso-
CATION ROOMS.

A meeting OF the directors of the
Pensacola Commercial Association,
which organization is to be succeeded
by the Chamber of Commerce, has
been called for this afternoon at
three thirty o'clock in the rooms of
the association, Brent building.
The purpose of this meeting, which
will be the last one of the old organi-
cation before it goes out OF existence.
IS to close up all pending matters. 1t
is the desire of Secretary L. J. Hen
derson that as many of the directors
attend this session as possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16

plant foreman Of the Pensacola branch
of the Bell corporation.
The instruction covered the work
which should be done before a victim
of electric shock is to be treated by
the pulmotor. DR.. Louis de NJ. Blocker
assisted in the demonstration. The
linemen OF the Pensacola Electric
Company will be present at the next
demonstration of this character which
will occur this afternoon at one O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
MANY UNpEsIRABLES
HURRlEpLY DEPORTEO

San Francisco, Jan. 15.-Twenty-onu
undesirable citizens ordered deported
by Federal authorities left Oaklana
last night bound for New York. Ten
different nauonalitles picked up In al.
parts Of the west are represented.
The men are IN charge OF an imm
grafton inspector and four sub-iuspc.
tors. Two cooks and a porter will car.
for their wants on tho special car
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
EARTH TREMoRS CAUSE
PANIC AMONG ITALIANS

Lechorn, Italy, Jan. 1s.-Six violent
earthquake shocks caused q panic
among the inhabitants Of this city
today. The people rushed in terror
into the streets and gathered in groups
on the squares and other open spaces.
The shocks started at 4:25 a. m. and
lasted until 9:27. No casualties were
reported.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
INSTRUCTIONS
IN FIRST AID
LiNEMEN OF BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY AND LOCAL FIREMEN
ARE GIVEN VALUABLE, PRAc.
TIcAL DEMONSTRATION.

Instructions in first aid methods DO
be used in resuscitation from electric
shock were given to members of the
fire and police departments and line
men of the Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Company yesterday after
noon back OF the Offices of the local
telephone exchange by p. S. Haynes,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUI-
NINE and IRON. Drives out Malaria,
enriches Blood, Builds up the Whole
System. soc. (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
Wanted!

Deposits both current and
time in First National Bank.
CASH PAID for same. All
Communications Confden-
tial. Address M. K. care
Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
ANTI SUICIDE BUREAu
HAS ACCOMPLISHED MUCH

Chicago, Jan. 15.-sIore than 100
would-be suicides in Chicago have
been dissuaded from ending their lives
by the Anti -Suicide Bureau OF the
Salvation Army, according to a report
made public today by Col. Addie, who
is IN charge Of the work. The bureau,
the first Of its kind in this country,
was organized three months ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
Boosted HE'D
SHOOT A COP"
NEGRO NAMED Ed JONES SAID TO
HAVE THREATENED TO "kILL
WHITE POLICEMEN IF THEY
CAME FOR HIM.

When Oficers Hall and Henderson
started to look for another negro
thought to be in the home OF Ed Jones,
coIoreds early Wednesday, Jones came
to the door, the officers swore yester-
day in court, and made a threat that
he was going to use a gun on police
men or any other white man who tried
to enter his home. and is said to have
made the boast that The shoot a cop'
or any other white man who tried TO
enter his home without permission
The officers arrested Jones and charg-
ed him with disorderly conduct and
threatening with q gun. In the re
corder's court yesterday. after Jones
had told his side OF It. the recorder i'm
posed a fine of So and costs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16

Miss Josephine Westmark, who was
operated upon Wednesday for appen-
dicitis, IS doing nicely, which will be
pleasing news for her many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-16
TWO FIREMEN KILLED
WHILE FIGHTING BLAZE

Bangor, Me. Jan. 1.-two fremg
John Leonard and Walter morrill,. We're
killed by falling wall while nghtns
a Ere that destroyed the Bangor opera
house today. Tho other frcmen wCru
hurt but arc expected TO recover I'll.
prorertv loss was about 500 600.