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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
ELEVEN FEDERAL
SOLDIERS KILLED
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Guayaqul, Ecuador, Feb. 27.--Eleven
were killed and 13 wounded In a sharp
fight today between the government
troops and prisoners attempting to es~
cape from the penItentiary.
The convicts killed their wardens
and dashed for the gates cheering fog
Col. Carlos Concha, the rebel comu1sn-
der 1t Esmera1das.
Troops were called from barracks IA
the vicinity and reesta blished order
after a struggle in which seven pris-
oners were shot dead and six wound
ed.
Alfredo Bakerizo Moreno, president
of the senate, Is acting executive dur
ing the absence OF President Plaza,
who wac expected to reach Esneraidas
today, lay siege 70 the rebel forces
there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYERS
REACH PORT ST. JOE; LEAVE
ON SUNDAY FOR PENSACOLA
Will Make a Report On
Port St. Joe AS Point For
Practice, AS Eight Des-
troyers Are To Be Sent
There Next Month.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

Port st. Joe, Feb. 27.--Cn nited States
torpedo boat destroyers Preston and
Reid, accompanied by the flagship
FIusser, arrived in this Port at 10
o'clock this morning from ~stn1pa.
where they attended the Gasparilla.
carnival. They viii be hers until Sun
aay afternoon, when they viii depart
for Pensacola.
They were sent here III make re-
port on St Joseph bay for practice.
as the government will dispatch seven
torpedo boats here on March for
three weeks practice. While here the
fotilla will purchase most of their
supplies at this port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
POISON GIVEN TO
CHINK GOVERNOR
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Tien Tsin China, Feb. 27.--Asssssi-
nation by poison is believed TO have
brought about the death here today OF
Gen. Chao Ping -Chun, military COVER
nor OF the province Of Chi Ii and for
ner premier under President Yuan Shi
Kai The Chinese statesman was ~
only q few hours. He was stricken late
last night and died early today.
General Chao Ping Chun was ma
tive of Ho Nan and was one OF ths
presidents staunchest supporters. He
was police prefect at Tien Tsin when
he attracted the attention Of Yuan Shi
Kai. then viceroy Of Chi Ii.
Shortly afterward he was given p
post in the ministry Of the interior.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
LAND LOTTERY
AGENTS PLEAD
TO THE CHARGE
And Borders, Kansas
City Agents For Florida
Fruit Lands Company,
Acknowledge Guilt, But
Sentence Has Been Re
served.
nv ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Kansas City, Feb. Pr, II. Martin
and Joseph Borders, Kansas City
agents Of the Florida Fruit Lands
Company, pleaded guilty in the fed
.eral court here today TO the charges
Of conspiracy and the conducting OF
a lottery in the sale Of lands in the
Everglades Of Florida. Judge Van
VaIkenburg reserved sentence.
Martin and Borders were indicted
with six other officers and agents Of
the land company last November on
the general charge Of misuse Of the
mails. It was charged they misrep-
resented land sold in small tracts to
1900 persons. Among those indicted
was R. J. Bolles of Jacksonville, presi-
dent OF the company. Martin and Bor-
ders are the first to answer TO the
indictments
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ashington, Feb. 27.-Former Presi-
dent Taft appeared today before the
house judiciary committee i'll the capac-
ity of president Of the American Bar
Association and, with several other
members of the association, advocated
passage Of the bill Of Representative
Clayton to authorize the supreme court
to prescribe forms and rules of pro-
ceedure for federal courts on the COM
mon law side.
"AII men delight IN the exercise Of
patronage said Mr.. Taft "Of course"
he added, with a broad smile, ION this
matter 1 am speaking to Republicans
on your committee, not the Demo-
Gratis" The sally brought a ripple Of
laughter from the committee.
One of the troubles with life ap-
pointments for judges, Mr.. Taft said,
was that the temptation was strong to
build up about themselves judicial
families" Lawyers knew, he said, that
it was often dangerous thing to make
any charge against a court clerk be-
fore the judge who had appointed him.
That temptation could be removed
by congress, Mr.. Taft insisted and the
courts as they are now constituted
could be vindicated without resort TO
the recall which he believed harmful.
He thought appointments. of receivers
by federal judges should be made from
list furnished by the interstate COM
merce commission.
Mr.. Taft added that at some later
date it probably would be advisable 10
provide for the examination of the
rules of procedure by a commission
with a view to farmonizing and ad-
n1inistering the two sides of federai
court work. For the present he thought
the authorization contained in the bill
was all that should be attempted.
LUNCHES WITH Mr.. WILSON.
washington, Feo. 27-Former Presi-
dent Taft took luncheon at the White
House today with President Wilson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
SUPPOSED BLOW
AFFECTED MIND.
The Negroes Were Recently
Tried And Given Long
Sentence In Penitentiary
And O'Neall Returned To
His Home-fook Laud-
anum And Cut His Throat

A letter received by Chief of Police
Sanders last night announced the
death in Asahel, Ala, of John O'NeaIl,
who was the victim CT an assault and
robbery in Pensacola several months
ago. He committed suicide by taking
a large quantity Of iaudanum and then
cutting his throat.
O'Neall, who was timber man, was
struck over the head with a picket,
and was unconscious for several days
following. It is believed that the blow
affected the brain and that his mind
was deranged when he committed sui
eide. For several days following the
assault it was not believed the Ala
barnian would recover.
WAS VISITOR HERE.
O'Neall came to Pensacola on a busi-
ness visit, having sent some timber
down to market and he collected sew
eral hundred dollars. Three negroes.
Osgood Pettiway, Henry Goldsmith and
VIII Smith learned that he had this
Continued nD Poas Tnvee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
Wife is Guilty
Of Giving Her
HusbandP olson
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Little Valley, n. Y, Feb. 27.-Mrs.
Cynthia Buffun was found guilty here
tonight Of murder in the first degree.
having poisoned her husband, William
Bufum. Mrs. Bunums five sons
took the stand during the trial, testify
ing in behalf OF their mother.
The principal evidence introduced by
the state was the alleged confession Of
Mrs. BufTum. This, she claimed, had
been wrung from her by detectives
after they had made her drunk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
Poton1ac'sMen
ranp5OMi1es
through Snow
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Curling, Newfoundland, Feb. 81
After a ffty-niIe tramp on snowshoes
through the wilds of Newfoundland,
Boa tswain Wilkinson and thirty-tw
members Of the crew of the naval tug
Potomac. which was abandoned in ice
while trying to rescue an American
fishing schooner, reached here today.
Hope for the Potomac practically has
been abandoned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
81 ASSOCIATED PRESS

- >>-+1 Ii ERESS.
So71e' Feb. 25.-The Intention of
;ssE % participate of1ciauy in the
|, .9aar2a- Pacific exposition Al Sa,
:. ,,zAc-sco was communicated TO-DAY to
ZONES Nelson Page United States
GoaSsador to Italy.
'As Aodfcation TO the ambassador
~~neFsT, differs considerable from +nz+
- = La Nelson Morris, the corr
o--e- from the exposition which
:, aaso-Etely unconditional.
-@s note TO Ambassador Page .,
i. = ether hand, contains The rssA---a -
80 l.-aI italy could not exercise tha
80 az q participating in the ex-
80 Sd i, IN The meanwhile. the Am
g =. - .i'1fll- grafton bill should be pass
~ Causes such as that calling
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
Defense Rests;
No Witness in
Lacy S Behalf
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Montgomery, Feb. 27.-The trial or
Theodore Lacy, former chief clerk OF
the state convict department, alleged
to have embezzFed fifty thousand dol
lars of the states money tonight was
brought to an abrupt close when the
defense rested without putting SIN
Gle witness on the stand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
SUPPLIES FOR
HANCOCK GO TO
NEW ORLEANS
Orders Changed And That
Vessel Apparently viii
Not Return Here.
PRAIRIE READY TO
GO TO VERA CRUZ

Will Take Three Hundred of
The Men To Mexican
Waters, Leaving the Re
mainder Here-New Or
leans Paper Says Navy
Yard There Is To Be Re
opened And Marines Re-
main There.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
TEXASGOVERNOR PUTSPOLNTED
QUESTIONS TO PREST WILSON
Wants to Know Whom He
Regards as Constituted
authority In Mexico.
TRYING TO PROTECT
CITIZENS OF TEXAS

Saws He Is Moving His
Troops and Texas Rangers
Accordingly, But Is Not
Fool Enough to Invade
Mexico-The Washington
Government Has Many
Conferences Over Situa-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28

Juarez. Mexico, Feb 27.-In an in
terview JUS given out here, General
Villa, the vic orious rebel leader, de-
clares that he will soon attack Tor
reon. Following Torreons fall he will
march on Monterey and then attack
Mexico City.
81 shall attack Torreon in the morn
ing and by night it VIII be ours said
Villa Il intend that the fall of Tor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28
TAFT APPEARS
IN ADVOCACY OF
CLAYTON 'SBILL

Former President, in the
Capacity OF President OF.
American Bar Association,
Endorses And Advocates
Measure introduced BY
Alabama Congressman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28

LUNCHES WITH Mr.. WILSON.
washington, FEB. 27.-Former Presl-
dent Taft took luncheon at the White
House today with President Wilson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28

-I rains Saturday,
-,-4zv fair except local
-sfrs south portion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28

tconunae6 c. Page Seven.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28

Yesterdays Temperature;
Highest; So degrees. iow-
est, II degrees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-28

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Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
yranf 81. Barrier,

syronf sc. Starter lit Elm befonRter
Geriiterunqsmann sieer Staot rlFo
iteht All DerSpibe Der ,aetno SebeA
Gcriiderlngs @eieaidaft.
Or lit elmer Der penigen iortldrltt-
Iifen @eriidermgs W'onner, ole
mir i'm Giitrift Columbia babet- Gr
fonn ,Sbneu irgcnO etwas aut Dem
@ebiete Der llufaa= eoer Se-
6ensperiiherung p~crtulici, oas Sie
miiniden mogeu. Die oHetna"
iteQt Sic bette &rriiderltug oar, III
sic mon eintreten fam ipegen ibrer
fonierpatiuen Geihdfts &crmaltin1.
Won iebe leiue Aunonce an aitoerer
Stele unO banole 0emgenaB. 8lr
empieblen i'm b%elouOers unlern e
fern, Oa er Der N}oun lit, NIT Dem
man @eIdGfte MAIDEN fam nno oer
,Sbnen INNER oas 8eite rotten miro
obne Hiidiidt ouf ole Soften. Sprc
den sic nit ibm mo er miro Sil
iibcr3ellgen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
l~Inineriitn 9rsparatOrp gdOOL.

9ieie Shllle miro geleltet inter
Ser auberIt tii6tigen aufiidt oeS
Scrrn &. N0olpb &idarOs. Brin8i=
pal. sic lit gcleaen in Dem Wtc-
2adlen @ebGuoe, 10. mo q Str.
@aibineton, 9. s. 0ieIe S1nle be-
reitet ana6en Dor gum gintritt III
Die uerIdieoeneu llniOeriitdten mo
&oaeges, ibr 3eugnis miro ais Gull
tia angenommen. Se0em @egenltano
miro inoipiouelle Snitruftion gerpio
met, aae Stiloenten erbalten oenlel-
ben qriinOli6en llnterriht uno be-
enOen ibre Stlloicn oils relics Ero-
buff in nngef1br / Sabre, pabrenn
Ite in anoeren SAulen fiir oasIelbe
5titoium 3 bis A Sabre brailden
miir0er. Serr &i6aros lit Sebrer
BON Gllf uto niHlmt cine bobe Stel-
lunq Elm unter ben leitettben Gr5ie-
bern oes 9iItrifts. 8ir lenfen Die
NufmerfIanlfeit oes Eublifums dii
feline Shule..
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
ySOoSs Suiiueb GOaeae.

0ieic S1llle lit in cineln geIunocl
ms berrliden 8eile Der Sta0t gele-
zen. Man form tic leidt nit Ser
gleftriiAen erreiden ul0 lit gilnItig
lelegen, mn Die aon0reB @ibliotbef
III errei6eli, gut eingcridtet mo gut
gebei5t.
@riinolid lit i6re 9lrbeit. Sober
nam, Der oieie S6ule a~biolpiert, lit
l1sgc5ei6net porbereitet fiir cine er-
iolgrei6e @ei9dftSlaufbabn. Sbr
aino miro audi Die io3iale llmgeblng
germ babell, ga mir Die beIten Gle
melite bier al fin0en limo.
S5n ben 30 Sabren oes 8eltebenS
ser S9nle bate fem Geinher Ser
S6ille Shmierigfeiten, cineSteGlmg
III %erlangen, mo 5par nnnlittelbnr
tad Scr @raollierrng, ga ie0er &c
11it5mann ole Gualitdt 0ieier Shl-
: famlt. @ir iino ser lle6er5enguilg,
oaB ie0en S@iiler quite Snitruftioll
}iteil mer0en miB; mo 0icIe Cat
iahe bat ms Ben gegeltipdrtigen Jflf
1e0e6cll. GrllAen Sic inns Inn Ell
nen &atalog, uno 2mar bcute. ILL
Iere &atcn iin0 nidt b6ber, ais Die
an0erer Sdnlen. @ntidlieBen Sic
i'd nidt iriiber, ais bis Sic mas
foniultiert babclt.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Gitn @pQeae Of @aihinatOm.

@ir ba6en oas 8ergniigen, nnie=
rem 2eiern oas Gitp College Of @aib-
inaton in 721 Tote Str. N.=@. Dor-
8uiteaen. SEER S. S. 0'9onnea, 81.
so. 81. g., lit Setter uno Grinder
b~esielben. @r gibt ltrifte perionlide
Snltrltftionen uno lit iebr griinolid
in ieiner ar6eit. gr lit elmer Der lei
tenOen Gr5ieber Der StaOt Ii. mir ra=
ten alen Deutl6en an, i'm Inn Nat
5u iragell be5iiglih Der 5ufiinftigen
gr5iebung Sbrer &uaben. Seien Sic
ieine Nnnonce an an0erer Stelle.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Die fat6Oliidc llmiperfitGt non
Nmcrifa.

Sm Sabre 1866 perlieben Oic
amerifaniiden @ii66ie ,auf einenl
Efcnarfon3il i'll Baltimore benz Orirts
1enoIten @uni6e 4usorud, inter
futbolii6en auipi8ien bier I'M 2anOe
inc ltniperiitdt 5u griin0en, Die ale
3peige ser 9%itterotiir innO Natnr-
miiieni6aften umfaiien ioate. alf
Dem oritten Ylenarfon8il 8u 8alti=
more, i'm Sabre 1884, beidloB malL
Gin pSeminariiim principale~ 5u er=
ri6ten, aus Dem beraus ii1 0ann
Ip1tcr cine poult1nDige llniperiitdt
entuideln Iolte. Die 9eitrng oieles
SnItitutes ioute in Den @1noen Der
giidofe liegen, %approbiert pom Sci
ligen Stllble.
SIN Sabre 1885 CAB Ser @aplt SEQ
Der Grei5ebnte Dem @r3biihof bon
baltimore feline 3uItimmung. 9ie
~ioruele depreciation erfolgte I'M
Sabre 1887. @aibingtpn mllroe ser
5ib Scr %llniperiit1t uno 9ii6of
Realfe mar ibr erlter &eftor. Sn Ser
3piihen5eit bat iid ans Dem flei-
zen Samenforn elm md6tiger Baum
,ntfoItet. Salt idmtli6e uniperli-
IGts @egenltdnOe merben iebt oa-
ielbit oo5iert, nMeoi5in,
ole MIR borldufig in Dem Mleoical
preparatory Gourie eriitiert. 9ie
9%usbiloung Oaielbit lit Die Oenf6ar
Jeite, 5unlal fait idmmtlide Erofeiio-
rem ibre bobere M%usbiloung III
1cuii6lano genoiien baben. 9ieie
llniperiitdt lit Die bette anerifa's.
@ir empfeblen alien oeutiAen 81
FERN, an Den &ector Der ~llnineriit1t
I'M cilteu &atalog 81 idreiben Der
,oae Sniornlation gibt. 9eionoers
eie man. Die 9lnnonce aui Der 6ront=
cite. 0ieie %llniperiitGt lit cine Mii
ter gnltalt in jeoer Se5iebung unO.
Die 9eutihen ioaten iiA beeilen ibre
5Sbne oabiil 5u lenoen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
6irit @atiOnal Sire endurance Of tbc
II. g.

GieIe &onipanie lit cine Der Itorf-
ten 6eiler ! %erIi9crungs aompo-
nien in ben Gereinigten Staatell. Sic
lit ii6cr ole gauge Union perbrcitet
Seueral- GonIul &obert 5. @Dune lit
Erdiioent. 9iele @eriideritng Bat
lid eiilen b~clonoeren &uf our6 ibr
9romptes Nlts5ablen Der 6oroernn
qen %erfporben nio miro orSiDegen
Don aaen 9eittiden aufs DarmIte pa
troniliert. Mfnn leie ole 0ies6e5iigli-
he Innoncc auf elmer an0cren Seitc
un0 iebe li9 sic m%unOerbarel 6elt
iteaullgen Der Gatiaden all. 8ir chi
pfcblen oieie 8eriiderung altf oa9
@1rmltc ml0 bitten ale 9euti6eL
oic nnier 9latt leien, iid Oerielbeil
ll8niNlieBen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
NaLIpnaI @%pppgratiue 9eaIIN 81.

-
%or Sobren er0afte Comm ".
MarOen, Der iriibere @rdlioent 0ielet
05eieaihaft cmeH9Slan, nm Der ihDer
~riugen0eu Meni1beit m%Ii5nbelten.
.3u Oiciem 3mede ariinOete CT Die oben
genonnte @eieaihoit. GieIen @lan
fonHcn mir in oollem llminRge inoos.
iiercn. SEER Muroen fiibrte leine
5eieaid)ait gum Griolge mo ltano
0erlelben bis 81 ieinem Dor penIgel
Wonoten cingetretcnen Sooe Dor. 81
ieinem 1o6folger wurOe 8alter Nfc
Council eru1blt. 6err WfcDonneu
mar larqe Sabre @eiddftsfiibrer Oe5
gerfaufs Departments, 0urn mel
hes @r1tn0eigentltm 5lim @eiammt=
mertc bon Sun0erttaulenoen BON Col
lars ucrfaift morocn lit. Seine rel
de @rfahrung %bef6bigte i'm in Dobem
@roOe ann Better Oes groBen llnter-
nehmcns. Die @eieliboit miro ibrcr
51tigfeit nelle @ebiete erI6lieBen.
0err Wfc0onneu peritebt es, @ieltler
8eieQidaft@eiddfte 3u5ufiibren, Oallf
elmer intimen 9enntniB OeS @runo-
,iqentumsnarftes in fait allen 8eilen
oes 0anoes. @er leinem Hat in Der
1lei6en Angelegenbeit folgt, be0ebt
feinen SSrrtlim. 6err Ofc0onnea lit
MitgIie0 3ablreiAer Organiiationeli,
ole Sen @eiit Der 8raternitGt fultipie
rem. Inter Ieiner 2eitllng iiuO Der
8pIeaidaft gldn5enOe griolge ij6cr.
0ieie @eienidaft bat E~auieuoeu
JON Mdnnern gebolieu, eriolgreid)a
Observation-Disclosures 81 merOcn.
SIR Spitem lit jeOes 2obes wiiroig.
Sir ruten alien uniern Seiern lid
Deitere 4u5fmit geben 3u ldiieu. g9ir
ino it6er, OaB oieie @eIeai6aft iGre
geriprehingen 6n6Itdblid criiiaen
.Dir0.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
81, Walbiustumer Sdlnle Der @birO'
uroffif, WaIhinatun, .. 6.

p~rattIt, ySalblngtuit p. y.
Dieter N,aunern uuo Srauen eintn
aurins imT biroprattif ser oie bette
8orbereituna lit fiir ole bette BrOfei-
iion. Sn 9e5ua auf 2oge, Soften,
Grfa6runa, ltcben oieier Sdule gro.
Be @orteile 5u @e6ote. Sbre @roOu-
icrten limo alien Eroblemen Der Hru-
ris Qeipudicn. SSn Der Gehnif leiiten
lie Oas gl%dn5ennite. Ger 8eriif Der
Gbiropraftif lit sur 3eit nod nidt
iibcrfiiat. SSn Den Ser. Staaten unO
.Ganaoa 56blt er etipa 1000 Yrnfti-
fanteu; fiir iiinf5ig Wtal io0iel III
Haum Dorban0er. Die Gbiroprui. {
fam einen oroBeren Yro5entiab pc.i
auren allimeiien als irgenO elm al,
Oeres &eilipltem. 0asielbe lit Elm
fadb mo ipirfiom. 0ie Gbiroprafiii
iicht in Abnormulitdten pes &iid
qrats Die Gueae pon foit aQen Stu.
runQcu Der normulen 9teruent1tigfeit,
oes6olb lit HeOreiiierung oes Slid
gruts Der Nitsorltd Der Gbiroprnftif.
ltabere glltsfunft miro auf 8efrngen
qe1n erteilt. @ir MAIDEN ordb alf Die
finan3ieQen &eiultote Der Gbiropraf4
tif fiir ibre &raftifanten aufmerfianl.
Ginfommcn uarriiert BON qlltenI
ausfommen bis SIT $4,000, ie 500
900 per Sabr.
9ie 9ui0es6ouptitaot bietet groBe
Gorteilc inbc8ua oitf gr3ieblng unO
in alOern @iniiAten. Ser 2ebens
materbalt fomult bier ~nieorigcr 81
lteben ais IN irgeno elmer onoeren
StoOt BON oeriel6cu @r0Bc. Gas
National MuieilnL oaS oen Stuoct
tqn oifen itebt, beiiBt 0ie uoIlfommclt-
tie oItcoloaiide Sammlmg in Ame
ritn; ieiue 9fbteillm0 iiir pergleidel
sc Nnaitomie lit nniibertrefflih.
Gas 9lrmp WleOicol Wtuieum be
iiRt cine qroBartige Sanmluna BON
patboloqiiden SpecimenS, Die in Der
aet3en Melt geiommeit morOen iilD.
Ole 2eieidle Der GongreB6ibliotbef
ole alen offen Iteben iinO iebr angie
bend.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

Gas gmerion Snititut oieier Staot
lit cAles Der beften G%r5iehuugs &Ati
tllte fir 3ndbeasim Giittift.I IS lit
cine SuNidmleslm0 bon beitem &ufe
Gie beitcn anabcn Ser StoOt geben
in oieic Gaqihnie. ylail iebe Die PIN
ltonce an unDgrer Steae mo baum
5icbe man Die loti0en &onieqieu5en.
ScOcm unIerer Scier fonnen mir Die
ie Sdrlc aiis bcr5lidite empieblen
8ir fcnlcn Oieie Nnitalt ieit loll.
dcm ln0 Oiiricn Oieielbe tpegen ibrer
gutcn &eiultaic ieoem poridlagen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Der GiDil-0iemi nls Gin SelO fir
innae Manner nm6 Hramem.
Bon 6. s.. @~ronofielo, friiber Grlter
G,lfa 0ln..n.o1A. IL, ,54nr

Bon 6. s. @ranofielo, friiber Grlter
Silfs : @eneralpoltmeiiter.
Ser N[ufihmltng oes GibiloienIt=
Ip1tems Ser 9(nItelltngen i'm offentli=
den 9ien1te, 0es Ger0ienlt=S DItemS,
gpbort 81 Sen illtereiianteiten gnt-
pidelitnqen unierer &egierung. Eas
alte &aubiDitem, begriinOet aaf Dem
Nrinsip Gem Sieger gebort Die gell-
te4, mar nit Der 3eit 10 ulertrdglid
gemoroen, baB Ser GongreB I'M Sabre
1888 elm Gipil0ienitgeieb annabm.
6ierna1 meroen oie Aniteultngen aitl
Bruio Don 0ffentliAen @riiflnoeIl,
Die alien 9emerbern offen IinO, err
-eilt. BUR 3eit fallen utter Die @e-
tinmngen Oes Gipiloienlt @eleBes
mebr ais 100000 SteQungen III oen
o%eridieoenen 3meigen Oes Gegic-
rltngs0ienltes. @s lit altf Den erltcn
Slid tlnr, Dab iunaen MGnnern uno
1aulen. uie cine before @elegenbcit
leboten mllroe, III ben MegierungS-
0ienit ait trctcn ais 9eraOe iett. 81
Miro 3. 9. Die 9lllsoebnitng Ocs Yolt-
oicnltes, Die burd sic 9afetpolt be
pirft moroen it, ooer our1 0us YoIt-
'parfaiieiipitem beoingt miro, aaein
Sic @nlteulmg pen Gaulenoen bon
meiterem Glerfs erbeii6en. Wtal be-
)enfe, 0aB Der @ipilOienIt berrli6e
&elegeHbeiten gepdbrt, li6 rnlpor3n-
lrbeiten man bore: Elm @eneralpolt-
mciItcr un0 ell Sefretdr Oes S6a6=
mites beganncn ibre 2aifbabn nit
sincr Stelllnng ais Glerf gum @ebalt
Don 5000, Die auf @runo elmer GiDil=
oienIt @riifuutg crlanQt mnroe. Ser
Qegenin1rfige General Superilten-
bent oes Observation-Disclosures bat ais
Noltclerf Des nie6riglten @raoes be
gonnCn. Der S6reiber oieier 3eilen
trat init einem Sal1r bon $1,000 i'm
Sabre 1885 auf 0runo elmer Gipil-
oienitpriifung in ben Yoltoienit uno
brahte es obne ieoen politiihen gin=
fluB Sum erlten @ilfs-@ eneralpolt-
meiiter, toelbe Steaung er iiinf Sab
re lang beflei0ete. Gr belibt cine umt-
foiienoc &erntniB ser Anipriide fir
Nnitelulg in alien 3Deigen oes GiN
pilOienites. 0iele mIpergleiblid)r
GrfabrrnI iteat er iiingen MGnnern
mo 9amen, ole MnItelung i'm Negie-
ru~ngsoienlte iuGen, sur 8erfiigrng.
Gle @oit : Correspondents Shulp,
sic cr begriinoet bat. befinoct li1 i'm
6ranflin Rational 8auf @ebGiloe an.
Der 9ermiDlpdnia gEpelIie gegeniiber
ocm Epitamt department. Gieielbe
Mat iis0 ltnferridt allen @e.
~ beru fir Gibif0ienltpriifungcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Mrn. 6. M0ner.

SEER @alfer banoelt nit eritfloi
igem Sarmeigeutum uno genieBt Ell
lcn ebrennolcn 3lf megelt ieineS
tets 5ufrieoeniteaeiiOen @eiddftes
ye6em 0eutiden m0hteH mir ben gut
ten ..Slat gpben iib al @errn @qlter
ii oieicr @ngeleaenbeit 81 menoen.
anfol mir ieoerulann perii6ern f0n-
lcr, oaB er cili gutes @eihdft oamit
abIdlieBen miiroe. @err @alfer bat
ie6r on5iigli1c 6arnlen i'll Der gfabc
NuIbington'S sum &erfauf, Die wirf-
lid bon better Qilalitdt limb. Seien
Sic ieine 9nnonce auf Der eriten
Settle.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
GaItern WiaOi 60.

y8iapi" lit elm weltberiibmtes
Nalmittel fir Sralien uno mir nil
0aB es mobltut uno alien @rmar'
iii aqredt miro. Or. Gam bon
al 8rancisco, Der Grinder Der Ti-
e5anolung, lit elmer Der weltbe=
miaetselten Mer3te; er bat Der Wfenid
sst 0aOurtb cine @obltat erDieiell,
6sB er Dies mirfungsuoae Seilmittel
b Observation-Disclosures erfanO. 3be
tern 8iapi GompanD" oeren
II ii1 in Dem Colorado 8ebou=
aa0et bot Die @ernaltung Der
Ii Algelegenbeiten I'M Often 81
sben. 9ieie Company mill ieoer
6eutI9en 6rolt, Die bel ibr por.
Ipri6t ooer i6reibt, elm banblides
&il6 in Oeuti6er Spra6e gum @e-
i1enfe gebell, benannt uYiaoi SDgi-
enc, obne etpas oafiir gu 8ablen. gs
icbr niiBli9 un6 mir raten allen
g liA al belteQen; 0enn menn
Sc es tun, f0nnen Sic mogli6ertpei-
ie ibre @eilnobeit, ibren @oblltano
uno ibr Gliid mieOererlangen. Eau.
Ienoe BON 6ralien iino bereit, Sbner
Die lpunoerbaren @irfungen 81 beIta-
tigcn ln0 mir fiigen nieOerum bin
slt, oerIu6en Sic es uno meroen Sic
iiber5eugt; es IdaOet iibrigens niht,
es 81 perIuhen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
D. Nl. 6. u.

Sic 9. 90. 6. g., -6riitli6e Ser.
einigung junger @ldnner- Oielet
Gta0t, lit elm midtiger 6aftor IN
bic Wutbeit Der jilngen Wtanner III
Ierer SauptItaOt. Sn oieiem Suit
tute Iernt Der junge Mann aaes.
mas redt unO gut lit. @ir enpfeb
len Oiele AnItolt unieren 2eiern. 9ic
eraieberii6e a6teilung oieier DRIFT
fi1,en anltalt lit obne 3meifel oie
poafommenIte in Der StaOt. 8ir ro-
len aQen 0eutlden an, ibre S0bne in
oicles Snltitut 5i ienoen, oern nil
miiien, OaB oieielben fir ibr @elo
@riinOli1es erlangen.