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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05
CHECKS GOOD
SAYS ROSASCO
HE WILL ACCEPT CHECKS AT
PAR ON AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK AND MILTON BANK FOR
ALL ACCOUNTS DUE HIM.

Peter Rosaseo. president Of the Bay
Point Mil Co. not only has faith in
the absolute solvenCy OF the America
National Bank. but he Is willing 10
hack hts faith IN a very substantial
way. To a Journal representative Mr..
RoSaBCo said:
IT am not kiting nor buying ac-
counts. but anyone indebted to me or
the company represent can pay me
the amount due with check on the
American National Bank Of Pensa
cola or the First National Bank Of
Milton. Fla. resting assured that thez
will receive credit for same for the
amount It represents"
Continuing, Mr.. Rosasco said:
AT the present moment Of unrest
and nervousness among the people i'm
seneral due to the effects Of the great
European conflagration and financial
Developments IN our immediate vicin.
ity 1t would appear to be a wise nol
on the Part Of the general public O..
refrain from making damaging state
ments In reference to our banks and
financial institutions, and by all means
refrain from withdrawing deposits
from the same.
1T is true that a few months ago
we had severe lesson and expert
ence in this locality, but we should
not lose sight Of the fact that that
was a cleaning up operation which
Of natural consequence pat our III
nancial institutions on a more sub
stantial and safer basis though IL
may not have added materially to
their cash reserve
Our people should therefore have
confidence in our financial institu-
tions and assist them by leaving their
deposits with them. thereby assisting
the banks our industries in general
our locality and consequently our
selves. II Is timc that wa should all
stand togca her ard assist one another
for the good Of al. q"
This Is the proper spirit ans one
which, existing genersllyi viii com
p!eteiy solve the financial and business
situation IN West Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05
GOT DIVIDEND
OF A NAMESAKE
NEGRO YOUTH 10 SENT TO PEN
ITEETIARY For YEAH FOR
FRAUD IN REFERENCE TO AN.
OTHER MANS MONEY.

Pleading guilty to cashing the div
tdend of q uamesalSe, Willie Thomas.
aolorsd, was yesterday sentenced to
one year in the county Jail. Thoma7
was in the county Jail recently when
he receiyed notice Of a dividend due
William Thomas, by the suspended
First National Bank. and when he
had a chance, went to said bank and
made the claim for the sum contained
in said notice OF dividend dua The
money was paid to him, and later ~
became known that the real claimant
had not been paid. Thomas Wa
charged with the fraud and yesterday
appeared before Judge Monroe in the
court Of record, and was sent up FOR
a year. The sum involved WIS lese
than SIS 90.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05
NEGRO WOMAN
KILLED BY DRUG
BERTHA OWENS, coLoRE0, WAS
FOUND DEAD, AND SUSPICIOUS
CIRCUMSTANCES LED TO AN
OTHER woMAN's ARREST.

Bertha Owens, colored, was found
dead Thursday night after what the
coroner was told was a night Of carou
sing, and after an extended invsst4ga-
ton, Coroner w. L. Johnson yesterday
ordered the arrest Of Ella Rase, keeper
Of a resort on West Zarragossa street,
she being locked up at the county jail
without bond. The docketed charge
against this woman is simply that Of
vagrancy, but the coroner viii continue
the investigation, believing there wa
something criminal about the Owens
Vyon1an's death.
Coroner johnson stated ycsterda
that it had come 70 him from varloa
SOURCES that the deceased, with other
were drug fiends, and that the m
reason for ordering the arrest IT q q
woman was TO endeavor to get the
source of supply Of the drug, which u
believed to have been the direct cause
Of Bertha Owens's death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05
NOTICE

Monday September 7'h Labor Dav.
being a. Legal Holiday, the banks ~
this city WI be closed
BANKTNCT 50 VINO & TRUST COM e
PA&Y,
BY J. r Creary. Asst Cashier
CITIZENS & PEOPL ES NATIONAL
BANK,
BY J. w. Dorr, Cashier
NATIONAL BANK or COMIEE'' r.
BY r. r Malone Cashier
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05

",
q to 81, 40 to SO, block 81 ;
lots l to 5, so to "a. block
% lots II. II and Is, bIocl
Block 658 lots s54 ! to lots $. j to to Il II.
to 40. block IL lots / to
-sF-tE.s .. o. = 70 e. Dloch T.
II H. Thornton. ......... LIZ 81 to 40 block 10;
Lakeview Addition $3.50.
II II Thorntcn. Lots to 10. u to 35 block
T. IS L 10 81 go 10 Sd dG 10e
mum '-.o Eakevtew addition on y.
IakeyieN addition - .
a a Ao block X 40 o. LskeSie@ a"a add al
E Reese Lots H.s. = ss . a s,So. a.
L Ros'n',,AH ll l2ss to addtsi block q.
H. Il. Thornton..........Lo Lots g. % and "a. block
Lakevtew addition go.
H block I s. 5s ta as2 W s3d e.
W p. Brownson. Lots 16 and II. block 25S;
Lakeview addition ...
Lakeview ADDITION ......
cIwen-C1ark CO. ......... One-half undivided inter
s wssf in i o1s-8 8aPa 10, ,S and IL
High aishlana as 0 oT Da 5n,
f.. Geo. Hoffman. ......... Lots Is and IA block
I North Hill Highlands
Dallas Land co.........Lot IS block II North Hin
Highlands Dallas
Dallas Lana hP s North e II Htu III Hsnia lands
2 Mary r. Johnson .........Lot II. block IS; North
Hill Highlands Dallas
) Oswald L. Johnson ....1.ot - block 16 North
Hill Highlands or Dallas
Robert :sn 5o cd i R s@s5n o H
Highlands or Dallas
Davis II rart...........East 81 feet lot s Dallas
Hill Highlands Dallas
Jas Largue.......Iot rae s Dallas divtsion block
81, North Hill Highlands
Mathew a'@ - ' aad 20 block "a.
North Hill Highlands
A J. Mackey .............Lots "a and 25 block s.;
North Hill Highlands
Dallas Land co........Lo as block IS; North Hill
Highlands or Da Has
Dallas Land Co........... Lots . 10 and IL block 40
North Hill Highlands or
Dallas tract .........,-..
Friedrickson -. North 100 feet lots and ?
North Hill Highlands or
M.t. Allen south Rilla 20 f feef lots ard
North Hill Highlands
Dallas land co.........L Lots to Is or lots and 2
North Hin Highlands
hair lot Is, or not !.
SoTth Hi Highlands Or
Dallas Land Co.......... Lots and TO- block IS:
North Hill Highlands or
Dallas
Dallas Land All lots to IS. block 81,
North Hill Highlands or
Dallas -. ....
Dallas Land Norm 70 Hin 70 iF 45ES6 or
Dallas
AuEeae L. Sotsky Lots 27 and IS. block IS:
North Hill Highlands or
Dallas tract -. j. j.
Dallas Land CO. All lots to %. block II;
North Hill Highlands or
Dallas tract J.
Dallas Land Lots to IS. 10 to g. block
IS; North H!u Highlands
Dallas Land Ce...,...... Lots TO Is p, % to 28
block 70; North Hill
Highlands Dallas
Dallas LAID Co.......... Lots to 81
block 81; North TEil
Highlands or Dallas
Dsuas Land Co. All lots to is. block 81;
North Hill Highlands
Dallas ....-..
Dallas Land All lots IS to IS block go
North Hill Highlands or
Dallas tract ......-
" Clark ............ Lots 8 to 10, IS, block
So: North Hill Highlands
Dallas
Dallas Land Co.........AH fractional lots II to IS
block "a; North Hill
Highlands DalIa :
tract 80, -. =, -. -.
10; North Hill
Highlands D aIs9 5
tract
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05

PENSACOLA City Land Co. "A
Lee Daniels. ............A Al
Pensacola City Land Co. A,
Pensacola City Land Co. "A.
. Pensacola City Land Co. "A.
Pensacola City Land Co. A
Anita Fullwood. al
: ~ nhnovPn. .sts....,.sr.s A
Il 4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05
Description of Lands Sec. TIP. R Acres Total

Columbus Caldwell saa1 E s;t t i -
West kins t2aot .o!|' $50 Per
~ &:. s,Is tss Ssss ?. ?. SOW IS. H
r"o Daily ss block 49, West King IS sow s17 l..
C. Frederick. Lot block
"'''14' ia ,, ,.u ~,
John L I2 West and ls block 49, IS SOW 1904 LAX
J. B Tuar Lots II to o. block IS; >, o -. ~
IF; %s5t H Rs S tract block Is SOW on
thompson e; s; i sis:s f. &
" s Keyser. -; Lot $ East = , tsst 61 Rf F
Pensacola Invest Co Lots and % Ant
.e.o. Realty ;s' ss Rs IS, re Yes. King Is 80" 'l7
E. .Iots1s ana Lee
Terrell ovtngton. $500. Lots and block Geo
Emanuel E 93ss9 FLOCK 81 p 3 gov BIS
Ed ForcheTner Lot block 80; West ,. . .o *, W
Pensacola Investment + + H. j; vi ~s
Mor1s.. VEST 9 Lee
tra SP'* s. 3: we" Y'. tons Is SOW r, r11 W
NJ. Mcleod. Lots 6 block "a; . -. A
6 Regina Lots 14nd22 "
block King % . ~ >.
-, !. ns E: rs : Sc: VS. -: T
Jas hamilton King taa "0.+ .'.,'':' 1o71
l. 1Dots1 to s and block FFar
Jacob Adams. y sss F53S VS. 5 Eis Is 2, 80" ''
Dorothy King S1ocH s. 5s's%z We. aiv ssas
INK Est " Knight sp 5 9sa S. f W.T. qS st j
a M T5s = :sS e.
Vincent Ro7"' East soa s2 st. '9 West KING NC
- 49, ~
z Ks1ey...~....-.Los and block W
'fn'' Fair Soe r. feet iS West a5 a
feet noraas ' 800 Per
s Eiar Tract s'o :s, q =. W Y = 4ss y
'2 '''''' s.:s f = =: 'se YES d'' III ~. FRA
INK Est Knight s? 81 i j; j. #..; ana XII:
w' r2 % r +: f Bloc: 60. - % ,, Sow IS. Lee.
D J. Cunningham Lots to s Is to 20 % 5
aa1 It ra CLOCK * 49, Ives, west nv s 'as
P"" Investment Co. ~ i0} Sos1 s. u 1s & K H9 Unh
= King t tract ~ SOW 1898 c F
gs9r7 Ws r sss's sFaot block IS 2, SOW $50
Tony S'S South Saa 8" e. 5s @ 1es s Kias 1onr
W L end ssst
Vest k zh t ts o0o ~. % ss Sow aa1 Vim
~ King traot~, ..."..
Berry Lot - +
4s'.' W.: : 2sss =: block 50: SOW
= - King -. .... sow
Jos James Vest st King n = tract k % rs ass Mar
0hr Il NJ Seasons" Lot s sf 49, West IS IS SOW II,
. moon Vest Kim Riag raet 0e 49, Agn
= T.-.'naz Co.,, 3"
= = JENNINGS - Ssock " west -. Max
- ~ King tract ...... rs as Sow L. ]
D h IS west kins d n zs block IS ,. SOW 90, rnr
Tn1T 1ot
Beard. .-....e......1 Lot block West !"
mo, Branas. ,.-.--,.ro ' fS b 5as ~
Martha f1f CIV war
". II; . . ,o 49, 1onr
! ] Sullivan w. e ) a9d Il t sock % >. ao 800
B A D.v,s..-...,..... IS - . so ~, Bull 1n
Pensacola Investment Co. 1G ssn : bio eRa south g w
spann.........f E5ss . slo
'''"'' + s9s:t $. i:sse Vi. f.:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-05
Description Of Lands. Sec TIP. r Acres Total


Lee Daniels. Lots 20 and p block 90 .
= . 0$s + 70 i s'''7Ss
Sa6f6ies s ...2. West so feet of east Is feet
King tract ........ Is
oy > 'L9{ PTS Is W. - and R - block % . ao
Of 80 feet
858Ss -! ~ -. west .'... ''ns SOW
fsst q south $50 q block
Jake snnon,.,-,.,......pas ssss of South
aS 50 rec ess north 10 '
Thos Hannah. ..-....1ots 10 and 20 block 100;
.I''O y Vest King trace ,'2s@ 80. SOW
FRANK smith Block 70 1as: '' Vest st 70 King
Anita Fulvood .........A fraottonaI block
W H Honineld. ....,.An except aort1 %
~ ~. ......... 2S Is SOW
Lee Daniels. ...E2as
Geo Johnson ro+n - :, b,oo 14a
~ " ''''''' Test King a. tract H.'.s. Is rs SOW
W, H 653e@ $50 West King Is ?. BOW
IVES. King tract 5oe1 ... io. rs IS SOW
Lucy Vest King tract a....".. "a Is SOW
" / Morgan Lots Test to nf j. 7s " Is Bow
w ss a Rdns Il tract block ! s' ?, ?. SOW
" l. ssssp a4l 5oeS s RP T.; 1s Is SOW
SoG2 s 7oo Vest King
Emanuel Dan'els...,,,,. .outasase
King tract -. -. as a' SOW
block 1877; West
Jas A. Bryan West 30 feet Of south 125
...... % IS 3ow
Lee Daniels Lots H. block 1922
% Is SOW
j. H kohler mud . block 1914
west King tract q Is 30"
West KING tract rs 2s gov
Y Price block 1872
o. IL EFass- t. is, ls
49,. 49,. .......... % sow
l. Morgan All block i7e West King
tract q = GOV
'0' =
'eN
70
eyhf3a mt %
40 - ~"te' - "'ocF
AT $3.50
- W a'CN 100
~ ~ focs ana
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South one-third lots % and
south one-half Of lot d.
block IS; Donelson and
18th Arpent tract, Pensa
cola .... 49,. go. .-.-..
lot 8 and west % feet s
inches Of lot 9, block 81
Donelson and 10Th Arpent
tract, Pensacola 49,. $500.
1ot Is, block 81; DoHelson
and 18th Arpent tract,
Pensa cola 49,. 49,. .-.
OF . and east 10 feet lot ;.
block So; Donelson and
18th Arpeut tract, Pensa
cola .. -. 49,.
Lots 10 and Il, block IS.
DoneIson and 18th Arpent
tract. Pensacola 80. 49,.
West one half lot II and
same width Of los 40 and
Il. block IS: Donelson and
18th Arpent tract. Pensa
cola -. ....-.-. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Sonos ariit Serr Charles Sang,
6rou Barbara Gang, SRI. adtbc
Gang, 6rou Cora Qepin. Serr 9lagD
Socrinc5, SRI, &oia 9onratb Sri
MarDonna Nlaleuic5, Serr Dlopi6c
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melc, 6rau Gina GoeHer, 9iidoro
9loeSer, Otto Roeiier, Serr Dleier
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Del, Serr 9ticolauS SmnIiot, SRI
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pima Ebieroii Serr gIrtbir @alleu.
bort Serr So6n gseinbereer unO
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Tompicrs, ser am i6. SuIi Bremen
pcrIoiicu bate, iino: GapitGu S..
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5pciter Oiii3icr M. Sasbagen 3uei.
ter SiiiSicr IS. Starif nierter Dill
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burger luo Gr. g9. Golbileiid, eriier
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Namburg 2lmerifa 2inie, Gapt
IS. aroeit, lit aeiteru no6 idoucr
6o6rt nit f03 3miidenoedleru in
Canton cingctrofien. Gas S6iii bat
ic Sombnrg am #. Sui perIaiieu.
@altimorer ouf &ciien.
9hli Dem SAuell0ampier ,,&ron.
prin5eiim Gecilie" reicu 6elte iol-
qcnOe 9oltimorer bon 9Rcp Dort
nad europa, Serr S. GroluiorO
9Iad, 6rai S. Gromioro 9lad,
sri. 9ettic Eoebereiner, SRI. 2ouiie
Ooebereiuer, 6rau 9Io0o 2oiuuoes
uno SRI Gli5obetb g. 9opnoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Gbicago ror bier Sd6ren eiugefii1rt
6otte. So Die Strobcn6o6ngeieIl-
idoft 6otte i'm iuit megen ieiner 81
geni6oft, 0os Gnti1doigunaSmeien
obue 9fiidiibt mii 9iebt uno 9iIlig.
felt 5il fii6ren ans 9Iep-Dorf 6erI-
len. llno er mor Elm @rfolg, OoS be.
5eugteu 0ic ni1t enOen poQenoen
&logen iiber 0os Srei6eu ser Claim.
glgenten Der StroBen6o6ngeiellidoi.
ten G6icogos, Die mir in 0en9lGttern
iener StaOt fanOen. g9ir f0nnen
ms poriteGen, nit mel6er @enng.
tbuing Oie 9eiter oeS llnternebmens
am Gnoe ieoen So1res feitiieaten
ooB oie 9lusgaben 0es Gloin.0epor-
temcuts iid MIDI ter6o6t 6otteu &c.
gen irii6er, trob oes geiteigerten Ser
fe6rs unO OaB iie iicb begIiidmiiui6-
ten Oieiem Gerpoltuugsomt eiuen
10 fG6igen @orite6er gege6en 81 ia.
ben.
Sic @litteI, ocrcu iit6 ser treiiliae
SioneD Siosfi 6e0iente, gingcn tic
ia nicbts an llnO mer oa glailbi
es iei i6m llnrcdt geide6eu, fonnie
li6 ia an sic @eridte menoenl Sir
mas Bate man Oenn Oieie2 0eutc,
nadoem es iib 6erausgeiteat, ooB
ser @uteOel ou6 ieiue So6n6erreu
6egarnert, ieiue Git umO Siide audi
an i6nen geii6t, perOeu Iie wo6l OIL.
oerS Oenfen iiber ocu 0errn. 93un
lit er ein Sduit Elm Solunfe, eiu
@rbGrmlider, trof er iie Ood al i6rer
enpfin0lidIten SteIle - ser @0riel
SSebt mcroeu iie ion ms 8udt6ous
bringen poIlen, ipenn ie 0nS tbun
fonnen obne feline fompronliitiercn.
oen @ntbii1ungen observation-disclosures
rem. Sm grunoe genommen 6aben
iie nidtS 81 flagen Ger aerl mar i6-
rer INNER miiroig. (glmerifo).
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gun Gce iinS Safem.

Ger 0aupfer o9ibeiu" triiit bette
glbenO cin. 9ringt cine 9lu-
3o6l @aItimorer 5uriid. Ger
Sombrser Iompier u9ulga-
ria" geItern ein9etroiicn
92a6 oen Nlitt6eilimgeu uelde
gcIieru bier bel oeridieoenen 6omi-
lien aus Geutidlano cinlieicn rii-
lten iib piele @eiuder oes oIten go.
terlanoes 6creits sur idleuui9en
&iidrciie no6 9lmerita, mo ole
nddIen Compicr Oiiriten oober cine
gemoItige 3o6l 9(meritoner an 9oro
bobeu welAe ans 6lrdt Dor trie9e-
ridden @erpidlunoeu idleunigit ibre
aweite Scimoi6 wieoer oltiiuden
wollen.
81 bein~ fommt morgen.
Ser Tompier o&6ein" OcS gfor0-
ocuti6cn 2loDo, Capt. S. Maper,
miro porouSiic6aid i'm 9auie ocs
6clitiaen 9}o1mittogS ooer morgeu
bier cinireiieu 6olgcnoc &aiiiteu.
@oliaaierc iir Baltimore 6efinoeu
lib an @orO 0eS CampierS: Sr. IS.
geuede, Serr 3ugmont 9la6owiof,
6rau 8reoerida Brandt Serr 9orl
9rener, SRI. 9}oia Gonrotb, ,Srau
9lmelia G5crmiuiSfa, SRI. 9(malia
G5erpiuisfo, Serr Siaac ToOioion,
Serr aorl GrerIer, SRI. 9lma 9rer-
fer, Scrr Socob Iummler, 5rau
Barbara Crmmler, Serr @rnIt st.
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@erOeS, Serr 9lo6ert 6. @oerib, Sr.
Ping. Sein SSroil 5rieoa Silligarot
3rau Morie Sol5ihn6, Serr Soml.
SagnoOics, 6rmi gliIa6etb alcin
SRI. aot6oriua &leiu, Serr Charles
&loman 6ran Garrie aloman SEER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

&riegsna6ribten aus europa maden
ii6 iiibl6or. IN 9hr menig Seben
auf Der 9lttieu60rie.
Ole gio1ridten aus europa iiber
cine be0enIli6c friegerii6e Geruide.
lung boben eincn oeprimircnOen Sim
fIuB ouf oen NonOel nit @ertbpopie.
rem ausgciibt. @roBe &reisperdnOe.
rlngeu mllroen geeitrn nidt befanut,
sic glftien oeri6ieoener 9a6ngeieIl.
idaften, mel6e in lester Belt einen
beoeufliben Gieiitono crreidicn, 5eig-
ten geelirn wiOer @rDarieu cine ltei-
genOe Genoen5. Ole 0iiniligen yiad-
ri6ten iiber oie rielige Grme in Die
fem Sanoc i6einen Oaiiir ole llriade
81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

@aIt: oSogcn Sic NAL acImcs,
mas ge6t 0enn bort am Gtamntiit
Dor9 Qic ean5e Corona riIdte ia
plotlih aus, ais Der oidc Serr cn-
fiin0iote er pollte beut' nal II
oroentliH etpas iprinGeu lalicn94
GeIlner: nSSes Der &crr 1T ndnlidl
BeIiter eines Slab5irfus.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Ger mdrtcn6e &crr Dor Ger Sele
pbon5cue: oN6ren sic ma, Sic tie
ten rua bercits cine eciAloGcHc 6alb.
Shnoc GIN Tclcpbon uno baben nod
fcln &ort 0cIprodca."
Scr @crr in Der EclcpDondeic:
n9l6cr icas molen 5ie ocnn i9
iprcbe oob nit meiner 6roul"
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guItimurc VlnrFi6cridtc.

Montaa, 0cn 81. Nlli 1914.
9Rebl. 3uiubr 1868 66Ner.
cinialieBlib 1921 6diier 81 2ocilit.
Eoint nn0 $40 0diier 81 @antoA.
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8n Oerfnnfen.


3u perlnnien:
3iuci ncue NecyoiaunGcpdsc i'm oQonoon
Yari Srieoboie", 500. NaO3ulraQen 9ir IO3,
aunoon'Auennc SrUingtDn (Sul26-2D
lluterridtcn Sic iidJ iiber ogllta".
ggo6l orainirie Grunoitiide ie Sf90. $40
nno $3.50 8aar ODER peacn Sbre elaeneH ges
binquneen. Nh 2SefWiaple @elairs
Nono @leiiriicbe Gents SabraclO SeranQt
0ei6rei6enoe 6iriulare alta 9ano Co., Sucrs
lea, Wb glQent am Srt. Sci. Samilton 1855.
(5un1f,1DiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

,,spnth.SerIrN. Sarmen": 5hni biz fiinBebn
elder ebencs 9ano iir $4,000 ben 9tder, gns
b0blune $500, ram $i.00 bic 99ocbe ooer $500
monalhdj; cute StraBen, Qiiics @Sdier. Sir
Edberes ipred)e bcr ooer fdreibe al 6arl ".
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
SdnIer ac6ant 0un WaIIaaGcr.

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2s. eirahe, 500 Nlod seer,
Yin Gaiare bon SunilugoonsgOcnne.
900 Blot Nhmnu.glUcnue, neue GtraRe,
gleben Snliinaoon.glOcnue
9lmr $l400.
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o"uer uno ertrn Iolcie i'm Steller
2cimte HebinnnnDen.
~ w'a;i nebme aodnospnrl iHo UT Haibing'
'On @IeIrnde.
gdberes am Sri ooer lei
G0m0ro 8. Gallagher,
~, 9i0-9aO w,nuIsh @uiIbiu0.
(Wai2f--)
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gu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

9n ucfl1nfeii-lN0rNnot:
q. Viraiun glOcnne 1lilin hon Der Hlmleo
Noao NeQuem cinocridicics NdnS; NelI'
5immer, Nab, Gpeics uno @mpinna95lmmer
Slide. @arlor etc. Damnihe5nna. Shaiiei!'
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VINE oiniiae Weleaenboit billia ~ ianlelL oa
@arl VI. Ni edlolt, 3OG ct. @autstraRe.
(Sulif4-27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

9aRc sur 8ieiic ms glnsIanb bciOr9t
g.. Statue, glr. Alb, Sit Baltimore Ctr,
na6c Gniicm NOnle glue.
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8n Ocrfnnfcu:


3N Dcrianicn:
@uiQehen0c gSribibai; nabe ct Snionn'
r6msfaih. Mir6e Cinicr @rinh Qegeben me
gen &erionis WnH aorciiire rs. Seutldle
NnrrcipOuoeut. (Snli2S- 800
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g9ei3en 3uni6r 239.7S2 9n-
iheI; @erionot bon oen GIeOatoren
S9,1S4 QuiAel GleDatoreu-Gorrotb
1 .56S. .29l NuIbel.
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SerIauot- Sraucu nuO WlaOdJcn.


Hcrlnnni.
Bum I. 9luauit cine Ninoerwdrterin eriier
alaiIc fir 0nocr ilber Sabre ait Jeleren'
1en erinrnerlih. qobn S25 pro Nonat glorel'
lite; NlrS. Geo. ". Sobbin, 0ltrio9e y. Z,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

r. 10s8mmer 8ina, DC. Sa9r9eIo, 0arlero
$1,000 obne Gumo3inS. 9 Ammer Saus n
Observation-Disclosures, nieorioc llHioen Nat
eain 9loreilire ,,Wi. Is. 4O", Suttlder % %SntFe'
ipDnbent. (SuluS,1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Sin outcs. central ocleaenCs 3il5diqe2
@0us nit 9l63uQSian0lsN Nerhinonn9: lnlolicI
S7 pro llonat 9inNjuirngen yir. 7l9, ylero
Sremont.9mcnuc. (Suli26-2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Ociunuidlt:
q Sin Oido0en iiir 0ansarbett. nlr Spei IN
Namiie iene Simmer; So6n So pro gSoOe.
Nr. 2Sit, (jrccnnuunis9Ucnuc.
1elepbon. 0omeuooo 210s y. (Suli25-26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Nonir1ct spot ..... rs
Safer. 3niubr t5,992 9is
idcl; Terianot bon ben GIeOaioren
672i 9mbe( gleuotoreu-gorratD
t69.7G7 @itibel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-09
VANDERBIL T'S BODY IS
 TAKEN TO OLD HOME

Washington, March s-FsuneraI ser vices for George w Vanderbilt were held here today and his body was talk 7en to New Dorp, Staten Island, N F., The services were simple fiir31li and brief and only close friends and relatives attended
 Senor Riano the arnbassa dor from Spain; e. D.. Beadle, Arthur WilIett, Clifford Pinrhot, Overton Price, Henry White. Herbert Putnam, Charles D. Wa1cott, secretary of the Smithsonian institution and Major General Leon ard Wood, chief of staff of the army, were honorary pail bearers.