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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
Die Snnt-Slmsitellnng i'm rNea6OOb'
Snititnt."

SRI. Wlarguerite @iIion 0aons,
cine Sdiilerin geitner's, pel6e erit
fiir5Iid aus Berlin 8uriidfebrte,
miro belte NSa6nittog in Ser @e.
Misunderstanding, 6ie unter ben
9[uipi0ien oes ogborcool.GhtbS" I'M
n&eoboop- -Snititut" itottfinoet, ein
@iono-&ecitoI eeben. Sbr 8roeromm
entG1It unter 9lnoerem SnAen bon
8robms, &off imO &ubinitein. Srnlt
@Oworo 9eree, Oie @ottiu oes be-
fonnten 9ilobouers, miro bel Dem
iibIi6en gfndmittngS.Sbee ais 8a-
troneIie fungiren. Sbre 9[iiiiteutin-
nen peroen iein: Srou Rohel
Sowtes, sSrou @perett 8. 9rpont,
6rou IS. g8. Steoens, iiin, 6rou s.
gg. Snlitb unO Ole 6rls. &oliiine
Waergentbuler, Grace Stepens, Wtobel
6lo6ortp, Dorotp Goofe, 0oiiD @ius-
bad, @1orD @ilion unO 6rou Sron6
8orni6ein. Gos CONCERT miro Inn
155 llbr ieiuen glnfung nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
8erftSrtes Slid.

| OClNDAlCo OlNU.
9rdutigam miro oui Dem gege Sill
Ernluug I'M 9eiieiu Der 9raut
bon Oeren 9ruoer nieoergeibIo-
gen. II Gie 9raut ioa eineu Pin
Ocren 6eirat6eu uiO miro einge-
iperrt.
gqeil er ange6lic6 Sen 9rGutiganl
ieiner S9peiter penige Mlinuten Dor
Dem 5ltr GrauIug angeieeten 3eit-
punft nieoergei6lagen mO NIT eli
ncm HeooIoer 6e0robt bate, poourh
OoS idou 10 nobegeriidte Slide oes
5ufiinftigen @aores idb 3erItort witr.
oe, itanO geitern 9lo6mittag Der %.
jdbrige 9loam Gunigonis bon Ger.
665, @eit 9erington-StraBe, Dor
9fibter @oIoen in Der meitliCben 800
li5eiitution imO nuroe ua9 einem
fiir5eren @er60r oen @ei6porenen
iiberluieieu, ieOod no6 Stellung bon
Siderbeit oorlGliig mieoer auf freien
SUB geiebt.
0aS iunge 9aar, SRI. @lorp &u-
nieonis, 0ie Sbweiter oes 9lngei6uI-
oigten, lmo aoIimir Ga9udaS bon
Curtis gav, bate, pie aus Oen 9ln.
go6en oes @rGutigoius berborging,
bereits Notwithstanding fir
oie SoGaeit, mel6e am Gouneritao
9l6enO itottfinoen ioate, getrofien.
Sic batten geraOe in einem Slhpelier.
gei1Gft Die glooenen Sralringe &c.
fouit, ais 9lagiIdns in ser Barre,
nn6e @arnersStraBe, bon Dem Yrii-
Der Oes im9en MdOhens, mic er an-
CAB, 5il 9oOen geidlagen mo mittels
eincs GeoolOers nit Dem Sooe be-
orobt puroe, faqs er eincn @eriuH
made, Morp 81 beirat6en. aunigonis
5og ioDanu feline S9peiter nit ii6
tort unO idbloB iie, pie es beiBt, wGb-
reno Ser acknowledgement 9lodt in
einem 3immer I'M Soiie ibrer m
Ger 9lorO.Faca- -StraBe po6nenoen
Tante Elm.
9iogudas, tuelher ii1 Oen iG6eu
8uiammenbrii1 ieineS @liides Ie9r
5n Ser5en genommen 6atte, idpor
olsoonn geitern @ormittog in Ser
peitli6en @oIi5ei-S Station Oeu Saft-
6eie6G ge9en Oen 3eritorer ieiner
Srdume aus unO iogte Oo6ei: nSh
6o6e M}orp INNER nod lie6, o6er
ibr 9ruoer mill, OoB iie cinen &e-
itaurateir oil Der Golum6io.9lDenle
beirot6et. 0as lit ser @ritnO, lues-
6ol6 er uniere Groiung oereiteIte.
Sd bate s(Qes 10 idon oor6ereitet
unO 6ereits $50 fir Elm Sof5eitsfeit
5u gbren Morp's ousgegeben. Sest
lit oos 9lQes umionit.~
llnO oann rib er Die Seiratbs-2i-
ceu5 aus ieiner Sai6e uno rief bol6
boiler Shmer5, bolb boiler @r6itte-
rung: limo Oos lit nun audi im-
ionitl~
9iogudos lit 80 Sabre aft, nd6-
reno feline @1orD erIt 20 9en5e 5dblt.
@r erflGrte, OoB iie iid bereits ieit
einem Sabre gefonnt lnO germ &C.
bobt bdtten, Dor 5pei @oden bitten
iie iih olsonlu offi5iell berlo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
gInf Dem ggeae nod @aIlimore.

Ger italieniide Gaupfer ,9lngelo
@orooi~, Der biiIieiudeno bon Dem
amerifonii6en 3oafutter .SStosca"
800 Nleilen noro0itlih bon Cape
CHARLES auigeiimoen lnO oonn in ei-
nem 9lebel iuieOer oerIoreu wurOe,
befinoet ii6 iebt olif Dem @ege ua6
Baltimore in0 miro beute Wlorger
bier eintreffen. Der Gampfer fam
pon %aooelen, StalietL ais ibm auf
Dem S8ean Der 9oblenborrotb aus.
ging. glodoem Ser 8oufutter oen
fraftlos umberidminmenOen Gam.
pier perloren botte, purOe 0eriel6e
einige Gage ipdter BON einem grieht.
lden Gampfer aufgefnoen linO nad
gieip yorf geidIeppt. Bon BORT fubr
Der u9lngelo @arooi~ nad Baltimore,
na1oem Reparatilren oorgenommen
uno &oblen eineenommen porOeil
Daren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
glarren.@ .@lMmm i'm n@ormarts. !"

SSm Sofole 0es TurnDereins nNor.
iparts" Ger. 734, @eit-2erinetonitr.,
finoet morgen 9(6eno Elm gtarren-
@lunin Itatt. 81 pel6ent a6er min
@litglieOer uno Oeren 0omen 3utritt
baben. @eltern tpurOen ale orabt.
loIen 9eitllngen Der 9luBempelt nadj
ser 0nae geleitet, Ole morgen oen
iiberiprlioelnoen @ib uno Sumor ans
Der gon5en @elt bertragen. lin Den
&oitenplinft 81 oeden, peroen nur
9upfermiin5en an Ger S6iire bon Den
Wlitglieoern nngenommen, mofiir ie'
Der cine Sdelenfappe befonrmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
Sin t6cnrer SnnS.

0li6oel @agon bon 91r. $40, Siio.
W1ilton-9luenue, puroe geIiern Wlor-
gen our6 9liAter Smith in Der oit-
li6en @oli5eiitotiou nit So imO So
item beitrait neil ein 6uuo Oen 8
Sabre olteu 0lobert Sarnep bon 9lr.
5fS, Siio-@lilton-glpenue, in oeu
SUP eebiiien bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
@lOrO in Canton.

! Ser 9eidnam zines lln6efaniteu in
eiuem 9ugep geflmoen Satte
eineu S6uB ourd bic redtc
S6Idie erbolten. II Gou Spa
5iergGngern auf Der 9riide Ser
t6. straBe ii6er Oie @iieubabn
eutOeft.
Ser 9ei1nom zines bis jebt nidt
iOentifi8irten Manne8 purOe geitern
9l6eno 10 ll6r in einem 9ueaD lie.
genO, Oas auf Der Bride iiber ole
@eleiie Scr canton @ailwuD 60"
in ser 16. StraBe, 5miichen S'Gon-
neQ- unO Giaou-StraBe, in Canton,
ItunO, entoeft. Ser ettpa % Sabre
olte Mann Bate eineu S6uB in Der
re6ten Sbldfe inO oIe 9ln5eicben
oeuten oarauf bin, OnB er ermorOet
poroen 1T. Ger lle6efonnte ipiIrOe
IN oas nit einem 9foppen beipannten
8uggp bon binten bineingeihobeu
rno lein &opf blieb Oireft unter Dem
Site Iteden @ines ieiuer 9eine mar
in oos Snnere oes 8ubrDerfes bin.
einqe5mGngt moroen. mdbrenO Der
6uB Oes onOeren @eines aus Dem
9ugeo bing. Sn Der Iinfen Ooroeren
@de OeHel6en lag iein Sut imO unter
oemielben eiu 9leooIDer, aus Dem cine
augel abgei6oiien mar.
Gas guggp puroe ungefGbr I'M
z llbr geitern 9l6eno bon Srn. 9ll-
quit 9oble bon 9lr. 1901, S'Gon-
nea.StraBe, in Ser f6. StraBe, nabe
N Simons @orf," geieben. 9lls &err
9oblc in Oie 9fdbe Oes @efdbrts fam
iob er, mie ein Mann mif ousiel6e
5ufam unO Oas Efero antrieb gobIe
poiiirte Oas @eipanL obne iib weiter
oorrm 5l befiimmeru.
llugefdbr 500 Doros meiter oit-
lid miwoe Damn ser ginipdnner BON
bier 9(ngeiteQten oes .gop giep
9lipls~, auf Der griide entOedt. 0ie
@ier, SRI. Gli5o6et6 Giping, SRI. M.
SmallpooO unO Die Serren M. Drill
iteaO rnO @oIter &Dle, befanOei iid
auf einem Spa5iergong lmO poiiir-
ten 0ie Bride Sn Ser 0nnfelbeit
fonnten lie MIR ieben, OaB in Dem
@ageu oui6einen0 g}iemano mar,
unO gingen porii6er. 9as iie Damn
unaefG6r Inn 10 ll6r 3uriidfameL
itonO oas 9ugeD INNER nod al Oer-
ielben SteIle unO bei nd6erer Inter
iudlug fonOen iie 81 ibrem Sdre-
den oeu 2eibnam in DEM @agen
Sie benodricbtioten Oie Canton go
li3ei.Stotion, sic oen Coroner @or-
ner bon Dem 8orfoIl in 3enntniB
ieste.
Coroner Marner IieB oep 2eid-
nod no6 ser @oli5e.Stotion brin-
gen no er feItTtelte, OaB ser Wionn
oilBer Der S6uBpunOc feline @erle-
blnger bdtte. Ger lln6efannte lit
ungefd6r 5 6nB Z 3oIl groB imO
bat BLONDES longes Soar. @r bat
te einen idonen blaueu 9lil5ug uno
einen giiten Idmar5en lleber8ieber
Cine goloene ltbr, nit oem Nlono'
gromn n@. $. @.@, ein eolOener
9ling uno goloene Mani6ettenfno4
pie nit Oem W}onoronum u2. 8. q"
murOen ebenfons an ibm geflinoen.
g(uBer einigeu 9ieHnungeu batte er
feline 8riefe bel iid. 9luf @rllno Ser
eriteren mar es Der 9Soli5ei geltern
9l6eno ober ni6t mebr nogli6, ei-
ne Syoentitdt feit8uitelen. 9lem Slu-
Idein lit Der grnorOete Elm 8erfGll-
fer ooer 9laent in 9altimore-Goun-
tD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
Gonsert bei GSillino's.

lin Oen @alentinstag iuiirOie ein.
5uIeiten, bat Sr. @eo. 6illing in gtr
51t, 0it-9altimoreitroBe, Die aapelle
oes 0ompfers o9fbein" fir bellte
slbeno engagirt peltbe ein Spe3iol.
@on5ert ge6et miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

Ahunnenten, bic ben ,Sentidhcn GUrres
iponbenten" nidlt piinttlid p0cr nnrceel.
mdRig er6nltelt iino ae6cten, Der Office
capun per EeIepbun uber idriftlidj Qlits
lheiInna 80 nndlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
Gurramsa sciuurnt.

SOLNlNlBlS OluulCll lOuLiltll lDt Oul
Ginariff in, GeGte Ser Diploma
ten. II Ger ipauii6e @eiauOte
i'll gera Gru3 eiugetrofien.
@a bington, 10. 6e6ruor.-
Gie &egicrune Ser Gereinigten Stno-
ten bat beiite oer9iegieritne Garrau-
5a's cine g3ote iiberionot, in ser oiif
Die erniten Gomplifationen 6ingeipie-
len miro, Die einc @inmii6ung in Oie
9fe1te ser oiplomatii6eu @ertreter
5lr Solge baben mag. gs lit, ioipeit
betannt puroe, fein 6eithnmter San
erm66nt moroen, ionoern Die @iit-
t6eillns be8oe iid i'm 9lngemeinen
ouf ole Oiplomotiihen glbeeiunoteu
in @ierifo.
Goniul CANADA beribtet, ooB Sole
Garo, ser iponiide @eIonote, Ger
Oie Stoot Wlerifo bot berlaiien mil.
en in @era Grn5 eingetroffen lit
lmO iid unoer5iigli1 mtf oen iponi-
irben 0ampfer Der i'm oortigen Sa.
fen liegt, begeben bat. gr loll I'M
terweoS nidbt belditiet moroen iein
Der @eionote geoeuft noh SaOana
a65ureiien
Sier lit niAts befannt eeporoen,
pelde Soltung er in ser meritani-
i6en 6rage eiu3nuebmen beobiidtigt.
Sein 9llibi. ~ Gin Serr mar
nit einem oIten Slider befannf, oei
ibm an ieoen Griten oes Wlonats ei-
men prGhtigen 2oHS brodte ino Oo.
fir ein ItottIides ErinfgeIO erbieIt.
@ines D1orgcns mar Der Serr lebr
beih1ftigt, lno ais ibnI Der alte
Ntonn oen 2o6s brodte beoanfte CT
Iib eilig un6 orbeitete weiter an iei-
mem Yult. gr botte Oos Erinfgelo
pereeIIen. Ser Slider 8ogerte einen
Moment, rduiperte iitb uno ioete:
,9itte, Sir, leien Sic Ood 70 frelln0-
li6 uno eeben sic mir es idriftli6,
ooB i'd oiesmol tein SrinfgelO be.
fommen babe, ionlt oenft meine 6rou,
icb bate es Dertrnifen ="
N6unncutci,, Die ben ,,9eutidjcn Gurrcs
ipDnbenten" nidIt pinttIidj OOer nnreaels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

Ql6unnentcn, Die ben ,9eutidcn Gurrcs
ipunbenten" nidJt piinftIidD pber nnreacls
ntafig erbalten, iinb sebeten, Der Office
bnbOn per Sclepbun Docr idlriftIid Wlits
tbeiluug 81 t1adcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

Beru1eimcr @roS
BrpAe Snmilten.edbem,
8ahettc.GtraRe, onrdlLnnieno piS Lnr 2erinatun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
gernGeimer 9rus.

9rsitrnns saoen fir oaS 6cim, nit ben fleincn
6er ulne Stabt IN itn felbft 9pu
oagelte'etrahe binburd bis 5Mr
Xeriuotuns Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

2on0oM 10. 6ebrliar. TT g8es
gen oes ungepobnliHen llnifonees
ser 9lntiDort DER britiihen gRegierline
ouf oie omerifonii6e @roteitnote
6iniihtIid Der 9ebinoerling Oes ome,
rifoniihen gluslonobonoeIS oiirfte
Ger @ortlaut oerielben mobrI6einlidI
crit noh mebreren Soeen betannt
mer0en. Ole britii6c uno oie one.
rifaniihc &esiering bo6eu beiblol.
len, eleibaeitie Die Ntote Ser Oeffent-
Ii6teit ou iiberee6en; oo6 Die @nt.
5ifferung Der in Gbiffre iiberiouoten
glote in @aibineton oiirfte geraume
8eit in 9lnlprliH nebmen.
0ie g(ntiport lit etma 0reimol 10
lang ols Die omerifonilhe glote uno
aebt oiif ole gin5elbeiten in Serbins
oitnq nit oen @ontrebano.Gontro.
perien ein.
@G6renO Ger letten orei SSohen
bobeu oie Gnel1n0er MIR Elm nme.
rifonii6eS S6iff weeen onee6lihcr
Gontrebonoe 0etiuirt nGmlicb oie
oS8ilbeImiuo,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
THOSE RESPONSIBLE SHOULD
REMEDY THE CONDITIONS

Editor Pensacola Journal:
The people of the western section
of the city are very much pleased at
the decided stand The Journal has
taken on the question OF eliminating the
breeding places for mosquitoes in this
section. The people of Pensacola, and
especially the western part Of the city,
are In no humor to dilly daily with
this matter. and those responsible for
conditions had best get To work NOW
to remedy this menaeing evil IS
According to the published report
the recent Investigation shows that the
DistiIlery was not to blame for the
conditions complained Of, but that the
nearby swamps and some thousands of
empty cans at the crematory were the
cause of the trouble Surprising this
to be the correct idea then whose BUSH
ness is II TO correct those conditions
Clearly and beyond doubt ii Is the
county's business tc remedy the swamp
evil, as II Is outside the city. AS 70
the empty can and crematory nuisance
the city is clearly responsible for this
for the simple reason that the condi-
ton is one created by the city If by
hauling thousands of empty cans and
other nom burnable material out there
and leaving it exposed TO the rains and
sunshine, they have created a nuisance
they are certainly responsible, and
should take steps at once to remedy the
matter
Let us hope the city and county
commissioners win each do their share
towards remedying conditions COM
planned OF at or near the Distillery or
anywhere else that such conditions
exist. A few dollars spent NOW to
drain or oil the swamps, and in bury
Ing the empty cans and other matter
at the crenlatory may be the means of
saving human lives. and untold suffer
ing during the coming summer
]. HENRY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
GAME WARDEN|S
POSTING LAWS
IN THE COUNTY
WOODS ARE TO BE PLAcARDED
WITH NOTICES OF CAUTION TO
ALL WouLD-RE WoLAToRs OF.
FISH AND GAME STATUTES.

Sheriff Ellis yesterday received a
large batch of notices legibly printed
and signed by E. q. Jones, state fish
and game warden, and which gives
all notice that the warden and his
deputies are now to rigidly enforce
every detail Of the fish and game laws.
and that deputies in all precincts are
to take action against any violator of
such statutes.
The open season ended February
Is, and very strict statutes are on the
books against violation of these laws.
The notices from the state warden are
to be pIentifully distributed and posted
throughout the county, and especially
along streams which have edible fish
in them, and which are protected by
the statutes. 1t will be unlawful to
take fish from the waters under GER
tain conditions. and in case of being
caught violating these laws, quite a
stiff penalty is attached
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24

There IL an organization in this
country whose purpose is TO decrease
the length Of the ballot with which
the voter Is confronted, 1t is work
ing 70 educate the people UP to the
necessity Of q short ballot 1t expert
ments TO prove the necessity are In
terssting. For instance, shortly after
the election last November, 5000 vot-
ers in New York were asked these
simple questions:
do you remember who you voted
for Tor state commissioner For attor-
ney generai7 For lieutenant governor
For secretary Of stateg For state
treasursr7 For state engineer and sur
veyor~ OF these 500 replying to the
National short Ballot ORGANIZATION. a
per cent had forgotten their choice
for comptroller. and nearly an equal
number were m the same state OF
fcrxstfalness as regarded the other
ofSoers.
Woodrow Wilson, when governor Of
New Jersey IN 1910 started pub
licity campaign against the long ballot.
TWO hundred prominent writer's and
poaittcal leaders joined in the move
nnent and FOR the first time the long
felt dissatisfaction with the long ballots
were given expression. Since that time
there have been some reforms.
But many Of the ballots are so long
that IL ~ impossfble for the voter to
give the entire list his close attention
without occupying the booth FOR long
time. Chicago recently had ballot
which was ridicuiously long. The aues-
ton Of short ballots has now invaded
the legislature. and some good is
promised. Many governors recommend
the short ballot In their messages.
The movement seems widespread. and
we do not doubt that relief viii %
given.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
Government Reports Show
Cotton Going Up.

Thirteen farm crops in 1914. accord
ING to government reports had an csti-
mated value. based upon prices as Of
December 1. Of s4.s3s. ss3. 900. an in
crease over 1913 Of ssl.o12.ooo This
increase in 1913 over 1912 was $780,
$4,000. The thirteen crops were corn,
wheat. oats. barley. rye. buckwheat,
naxseed, rice, irish potatoes, sweet POI
tatoos, hay. tobacco. and lint cotton
The depression in the price OF cotton.
following the temporary closing by
the war OF foreign markets usually
taking about es per cent Of the Ameri-
can crop. was responsible for the com
paratively slight advance in the value
in the thirteen crops in 1914 over 1913.
This depression was felt chiefly in
tho south. where it s,ccounts for the
decrease in value Of the thirteen crops
from s2.o7s,27s. 900 In 1918 to s1,751, y
7ai 900 in 1914. difference or sss7. 54s,-
600.
The oficiad estimate Of the value Of
the 1914 cotton crop as Of December
!. showed decrease Of ss05,779, 900.
That however, did not take into ac-
count the fact that the final estimate
Of the value Of the 1918 crop was
sez,coo,ooo greater than the December
estimate. So tho estimated decrease
should be considered as sse7,77s, 900.
Developments in cotton since Decem-
her !. though, must modify the esti-
mated decrease.
In 1913 up to that date 1894, 40 bales
or "a per cent. OF the crop had come
upon the maraet The first four
months Of 1914 brought only 5,1s7, 4O7
bales. or 20 per cent Of the estimated
1914 crop into sight
since then nearly 100000 bales have
come into sight. with an advance in
the price averaging ABOUT $500 a bale.
II tho remainder OF the crop should
be sold at the same price--and there
are indications that It may bring
higher prices-between Sc, 5000, 900 ana
7o.ooo.ooo must be added to tho value
OF the whole crop, thus reducing the
decrease IN value under 1913 to some
hitting Ike 800, 100000. should the war
end in q few weeks as suddenly as ii
began. It might mean even greater
recovery from the loss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
CIVIC LEAGUE TO THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Editor Pensacola Journal:
An open Letter from Civic League to
the county commissioners
Mr.. w. G. Barrineau, Chairman Coun-
ty Commissioners.
Dear SIR The Civic League re-
spectfully calls your attention to the
unsanitary condition Of the district
west Of the distillery. which district
is said to be outside the city limits.
We urgently recommend. the inn
mediate cleaning. up OF this region.
which last year was infested with
flies and mosquitoes
We ask further, the privilege of
sending a committee to an early
meeting of the county commissioners,
to receive report of your decision in
the matter.
Very truly yours,
The Civic League NJ. A. MCINTYRE,
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
vOx POPULI.
HOPES SOMETHING WILL
BE DONE BY THE CITY

Editor Pensacola journal:
Mosquitoes were poisonous to me
last season. ] trust our city fathers
will do something to prevent same this
summer. MRS. CARRIE MITCHELL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
OPEN NOSTRiLSI END
A COLD Oh cATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty Your cold in head OF
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snufiing, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache;
no struggling for breath at night
Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply q
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or infamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stufed-up and
miserable. Relief is sure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
GERMANY WANTS
FLORIDA PRODUCT

Washington, Feb. 22.-I4arge ship
ments of Florida phosphates are de-
sired in Germany If cargo can be 90
tanned, according to a cablegram to-
day from Ambassador Gerard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
VILLA LEADER CAPTURES
ROSARIO. SINALOA STATE

Fl Pasa, Tex, Feb. 22.--General
Buelna, a Villa leader, operating in
Sinaloa. has captured Rosario, accord
ing to advices received here Rumors
from Villa sources revive the assertion
that the Carranza forces have evacu-
ated Mexico City
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24

Invigorating to the Pale and Sticky.
The Old Standard general strengthening
tonic. GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, drives out Malaria. enriches the
blood and builds up the system A true
tonic. For adults and children. soc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24

While the astroIoger was predict
inE all kinds Of things FOR the sayre
baby he omitted to mention Group.
whooping cough. measles. mumps and
chIcken-pox. all Of which may be con-
sidered cinches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24

EREE AhsOsabAx waEhnut ED. vs,ss. 49,
lsst, ne win inesudea hrpp (lTTlrSrY
COLORED NAP OF EUROPE W1fH RvrpY
lagos; also railroads ard teleg1pE,s: 80 sr.,v
and navy statistics OF the waErw - $500.
lafions, areas, etc.-we1 worth 81 So - -.
they last this map WI be given FREE - es,.rv
ever offered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
SHOULD GIVE STRICT
ATTENTION TO MOSQUITOES.

Editor Pensacola Journal:
hope that the city will give the
MOSQUITO theory its strictest attention
Respectfully,
MRS. PAULINE HUMPHREYS.
Evening journal., 1915-04-15
flower VENDERS WITHIN
The LAW, JUDGE RULES

Peter Condak. in City Court today,
was charged with violating city
ordinance in offering flowers Tor sale
outside the building line in front of
Union National Bank, Eighth and
Markets streets.
The defense established the fact
that the flowers were displayed at
least six inches back Of the building
line ON the bank steps and Judge
Churchman accordingly dismissed the
charge. II was disclosed that Con-
dak had the permission of the bank
TO display his flowers on the bank
steps J. Frank Ball represented
the defendant.
Nicola hi Sasso was charged with
la similar offense i'm offering flowers
for sale in front of the Clayton
House. As il was shown that the
flowers were displayed two feet back
Of the building line the case also was
dismissed.