davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

6orm lit mir A Wleilen bon Ger @ren.
sc entfernt.
@lerifaniide 8erihte beiagen, Dab
General Srebino, ser gefe6lsbaber
Der Gorron5o.Eruppen i'm 9lor0en,
Die @ert6eiIung ieiner Sruppen been.
oct bat. Seine Gruppen Die auf
$4,000 bis 10000 9Poun qeIh6bt
peroen iin0 lGngs Der @iienbabnli-
nicn bon G6i6ua6ua uno Der merito.
niicben g2orOpeitliben uno Idngs oes
96olcs oes Sonta 01ario.5luiies
Dert6eilt.
Die merifoniihe oe facto Hegie.
rling bofft nod immer, Bob ole Sfriie
NIT Der 3uriid8iebing omerifauii6er
Srlippen aus Merito beigelegt mcr.
oen fam, eeniGB einem I'M biciigen
Goniulot aus scr Stoot Wierifo CT.
6altencn Sclegromm. 0ie 3uriid.
5icbung Der Strafcrpcoition pon
go6inopa umO San @cronimo babe
einen uie6r oiinIiigen @inorud~ in
Der Staot Oicrito gcnaht.
g[ngeteIIte s Gbicago's 8 b e.
fommen @e6oIt meitcr.
Gbicago, 81. SUM. Gic
Itdotiiden 9lugeiteateu @bicoeos, pic
ms 6eIo eebeu miiiicu, befomnuen
pd6reno ibrer gon5cn Gienit5eii
i6ren Dollen @eboIt peiter be5a6It,
pie Der Staotratb in elmer gelcrn
a6ge6oltenen Sibung bei6loB.
6Hrforgc fiir get00tetG
uuO berwunoete Ebterc.
Die mG6renO Ocs beporltebenocn
6elo5uges nit 01erifo oeriprnoeteu
ino acto0tetcn 9ieroe lmo @ouI,
t6iere ioIlcu niHt auf freiem 6eloC
liegcn blei6eu. Ger &rdiioent ocl
San 8ronciscoer @eielidoft 3ul
9erbiitlmg BON @rauiamfeiteu geeer
Gbiere fiinoigtc beute an, oaB einl
9ln3o6l bon G6ierdr3teu nod oel
Sront o6eeihidt weroeu wiiroe, Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28
arieacriIde gOrbereitnnaem.

ger0eu al foit allen @lmtten Der
@reu5e eetroffeu.-Go GorroWa bat
cine itorfc @orniion onl @ogIe
9oB. g9eitere $4,000 Monn
g1otionol.@oroe meroen an Ger
@ren5c eriuortet. General Sum
Iton beidditigt.
Gan 9lntonio, Ger, q. Slni.
@orbereitungen fir OoS llnterbrin-
gen imo 3uiammenbolten ser gtotio.
nol.@oroe Srnppenmaiien mcroen
beute an oaen Ebelen entlong Der
@rcu5e getrofien Gos Gnarticrmei-
lier. .Gepartenent bat Die Gin5elbeiten
fir ole llnterbringine bon $4,000
5ui1bli6cn Wlonnidaiten ousgeorbei.
let. General 6uniton unO fem Stab
iino onmit 6eihGftigt, Die groBc 2iite
Der Griippen-Stotionen ous5uarbei.
ten, oomit iofort cine groBe 9eme-
oung ciner @infoas.glrmee iiber 0ie
@ren5e itattiinoen fam imo er, penn
uot6menoig 5nr ielben 3eit alid) ge-
niigeuoe M}onnidoften 8ur 9eidii.
tun9 Der StGoie lino Gonhes an Ger
omerifoniihen Seiic Der @ren5-2inie
5uriidbolten fam
geridte BON @cneral @eri6ing's
Strcitfr1iten uno onOercn &unftcn,
iopic Streitfrdften entlang Der
@ren5c erreiden ooS SauptQuortier
i1neler lno 3oblreiher ais an on.
oeren Togen, oodj 6abcn oieieIben
folt ale nur nit oen borliegen0en
@eihditen ser 9lrmee 81 tbun. geuc
8niommeniioBe mitGlerifnuern, ooer
9anOiteu, lopie Gruppen Der uoe
facto" 9legieung murOcn nidt be.
ri6tct.
@enn ni1t 0ur1 irgenopelde I'M.
8ipeioeutige @oreeben Der Gorron5a.
Gruppen 3pii6cnfGae gcIdoficn
werOen miro iicb oie amcritaniihe
Sruppenmodt alien feinoicliaen
Son0hngeil Merifos ecacniber cnt.
boltcn bis oieSbe5iiglibe gefeblc
bonn arie9s-Gepartement eintreffeu.
9lrmee-Ofii5ierc liuo ie6r 6egierig
@fittbeiliugcn bon @oibiugton imo
Nlcrifo GitD 81 erboltcn, luel6e Die
characterization fldren piirocn.
9tad oen 9eridten Der Sfii5iere fin.
Oen iortgeiebtc 8uiommeu5iebuneen
nerifoniider Sruppen innerbolb ei.
ner fiir8en Gutfernmg bon oer@ren-
&c Itott, tpelde ober nur oie Bcrnu.
tbung 5uloiicn, ooB Gorron3o cine
oefenlioe Solhng I'M 9lu0e bat.
Gle itdrfite @arniion sic Gorron5a
bdlt, 1T Oie am Goele &oB. penn
olid einiee Wlaunidoften an onoeren
Yunften con5entrirt Iin0. Gas beab.
iibtigte &orgeben Ser Sonora.aom-
monOanien cine Streitma6t bon
1900 Olonn, our6 gioco no1 9isbee
81 ien0en, Inn aitgenIheinlid Die
oortisen aupier.@erfe 81 iiberfoaeu,
ideint oligegeben 81 iein. gllS Die.
fer 9eridt in Der lebten glo9t bier
eintrai puroe 0as %. Synionterie-
Geginent in einem Sonoer5ug bon
|ouglos nad 8isbee eelanot.
Seiite trof oic gta6ridt bon scr
8eritdrfrng Der meritaniiAeu @or.
niion eegeniiber bon 9fogoles eim
sod lino Die ameritaniiden 0ffi5iere
Der 9lniid)t odB bic omeritoniiben
Streitfrdfte ousreidenO iino, Inn ic.
Der gbentitalitGt 5u begegnen
Gie 9otterien ", 9 uno s ser
6ritten 6elo.9lrtiaerie, Die bier felt
odt SSo6ren itationirt iporen fnbren
beute 9lbenO nod @ogIe FaB ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28
Nna ciirrne ERinn.Gomite.

Gas Gomite ser Ganen 0es lin
obb1ngigen 9iirgeruereius," weldes
Ole 9luSgobe Der eiIernen 9iinge iiber.
nonimen bat uno 10 erfolgreidb in ocn
lebten beioen Sabren ar6eitete, miro
beute mieoer inn giireall OeS o0elt-
iden Gorreiponoeuten" oniueieno
Iein. Gas Gomite Fat nod biele
ll6ren uno @ert6iaben, iuelde Oer-
i6ieOcnc @erioncn 5uriid5nfauicn
piinihtcn, imo m0Hte germ Oanit
nnfrGumen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28
(Srlitt cincn Nein6rndI.

SSn Der Maibington., nabe @aD-
StraBe, puroc geiiern Ser 80 Sabre
oIte Sorrg $. Golton BON glr. 1882,
g}oro Sort. .StraBe, BON einem $50.
Gen ocr g8eiicrn MarDlonO GairD
So. auscfabren uuo 500 iib beim
Jolen einen geinbrn6 81. Ser Zen.
Ter Oes @agens mar 9ll6ert S6war5
bon Ger. 959, gforo-9on0.S .StraBe.
Ger @erlebte murOe in Der 9lm6nlan5
oeS noro0itliden Diitrifts nod ocnI
ct. Soicp6s-Soipital ge6radt.
9'rGiioent giaorO BON ser D9olti-
more.Gbio-9obn" lit BON Der conooi.
iden 9legierung eingelaoen, eineni
Gomite bei5utrcten iuelhes ii6er oic
@eritaotlibung ser conaoiihcu Bah
neu beratbeu ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Cine nid)t unbeoeiitenoe 4opi-
mnuoc trna aeitern Der 60 Sabre
olte Soicpb 5uds bon 9r. l071a,
6orreitsStroBe, oooon. ols i6m oas
13 Sabre aIte NegermdoAen Dlarga-
ret 2iuD BON 9lr. 1905. Sefierion-
StraBc, cine Gonlerneubiidie an oen
0opf mari. Qas M0oden battle einen
@nfel bon 5ods augc6lidb geidlaacn
morali Der 2ebterc Die gleaerin oet-
iolate. bon oerlelben a6er our6 cincn
moblge5ielten @urf anBer @eieht ge.
ieBt Wuroe. Dtorgdret tpnroe abe
ipdter oerbaiiet uno in ocr norooli.
liben %oli5eiilation bon glirbterS BAN
Dem Su9enogeric6t iiberwieieu.
Ter "a Sabre olte NlortW &dnt.
burg bon 91r. 9iS, 8eit.@ulberrp.
StroBe, ipuroe aeitern in ser melt.
Iicben @oll5ciitution sur 3ablmg ei-
ner Straic BON $26.50 pegeu 9iube.
itonng uerurtbcilt, Die eigenc 6rau
mar sic gIntIagerin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

Qlbonncntcn, BITE ben yDeutidleH 0prreTpDu.
bentcn" ndlt pRnltlldj Dber Mnrenelmdhg ess
haltfu iiub nebeleu, bcr Office baD0u per 1eles
ppOn ubu idriitIld WlitlhelAua az madleA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-28

81 &aio, EeroS, 27. SUM.
Dic gIo6riht bon einem neucn
lle6eriall aui cine omeritonilbc
6orm our6 merifaniI6e 9anoiten
bel Dem Der 6ormer unO ieine 6rali
gctootet wuroer 6atte bier groBe
9(uircglmg 5ur Solec. Nlan lit Der
@ieinltua, ooB oieier SorfoII MIR bon
gleuem bic llnid6iotcit Der @arron5os
&eeierllng ioIhe Hdubereicn 5l per-
binoern, bclpciic imo oo5u Oienen
miro, einc 6aloige gutihcioung Der.
bci5ufii6ren. Dan 8peiielt, Dab Die
9onoiten bon amerifaniiden Srup.
pen cingc6oIt werOeu f0nnen ebc iie
oie @reu3e errei9t ba6en, oent oie
Washington Journal., 1916-04-21

Der .5ett~ seboGt. grins
Sipol: Meper, id CLAUDE. sic nebmeH
in lebter 3eit unsIoubIide Mengen
bon SpirituOiM gu Ii4. Sic linb ia
TprtnGbrsno rim See.
MeDer: Was molen Sic, Serr
Yrin5ipal9 Der &0rper brau1t oo1
Oen nOtieen n6ett"gebolt!
Washington Journal., 1916-04-21

-Oasein3ige MitteI. Gin
8oper fdldft mitten i'm &anonenbon=
ner ben Sdlof osS @ere6ten. S6rn
idlogen bic @ranoten in Der Hadbar@
T9aft elm, aber Der Soldier 1T niht
muntsr gu trissen. Seine &omeraben
mpnen ibn nidt i'm Slid Iaifen, bes
9ieBen i'm nit WaHer, aber onfS
pergebens. pa felt ii9 elm biebersr
Sadie pOr ibu bin unb i6reit:
s9sb. 8aper, es 1T frii9 ange-
Itedt!"
SIN gu mar bisIer munter.
SIN &affeetrdn59en-
Grou profeKor: Mein lieber Mbos
lar 1T trOB ieinsr fiinfunobierSig
Sabre nod elm unbefdrisbenes 8uhl
Stimme i'm 6intersruno: Nia
@~ielsobren!
Washington Journal., 1916-04-21
Siaioe e~cbensmitieL.
HRnn ,rhGlt.

Won erbGlt: +
3niippsl ibsral i'm Walbe,
Wurit, ipenn mon Iid ipel9e snn4
ldneiben" I6bt,
9obI aus osn entente : 3situnA
gen.
@nten. ossgIeiden, !
@9te 9or5er aus ben 9OseIbnus
ern,
arubbsn iibsrOa in Berlin, fOsnt
abiibi9e".
girnsn. iUsnn man fi9 slettriidss
9idt Ieeen lGbt,
Suppe, iusnn man iid cine Gins
brodt",
pfeffsr. an Der Gront Goa miro
feIte nsepfeffert")
@urtsn. fpsnn man fih unO n1s
oeren mittsn ins 9eiidt foBt.
Washington Journal., 1916-04-21

DreimaI Rum ober
lllan: 60, profit, &omera=
Den, i9 muB beute nod breimaI Die
Hun0e MAIDEN!
Gamerab: Dreimol Hum in Der
5loi9e ipGre Dir is%benfaas aud Iiebsr
als breimoI rum ums Eager gu reis
fen!
Washington Journal., 1916-04-21
" al

Sonte: ,Sage nal, &orlden,
3iebt Did 9ein 2ebrer aud mon9-
nal por?"
&arI9en: ga. obsr nur, tpenn
sr mid bauen piu."
Washington Journal., 1916-04-21

Der 3onan eines iuneen Idodens Bon
GIifabetb 2nbIenftcrna 'Wentter.
wsnSie bere6tiete ileberiebuHe aus BEN
e@iueoiiGeH bon waultHt 3iatotF.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
FARM BARGAINS d
California

CNlituUStA alfalfa fruit and dairy
fatm8 for sale ,cfms write ' II
waite Shawnee. OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
DRrSSM,I>G h>D MILLINERY


IN AuswsfinI Ms. tlfnse NFull"n llturs
s~>>~-N--s~~>~-~~>s~-ss- -r.-~>N
Mrs WATSON Nu Bone t...H.f,
Wal li,'
INIITlTNHIU Hr,. .mrH,. vHr.. .r".
nt l Pho HIH. . 1910 Hh. H.u.U.
ioW. INuu, W HI
ElI NE n. U..I.u. .r' w.... 'H.
sH"m.f HfrHgts Walnut I.s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads. Pleas. Mention Tune.

BAKERY for rent nt 1lS y Gcnry !
living rooms above. good furnace, 3
large rooms doNn " 55i5
SPLENDID location for confectionery.
grocery or market ~ so 2}l West TN.
cheap rent can Wal 35il so s2l state
Nnt1 Bk Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
POR TIER SASH
LOCK co.


MN who Afr JsraN. uf tH.."fr. f...
fitnry and selling Na|s.rt IH.H.H....
~ have several runi open u"a " HHIH
lrmn state newly ur,rrd fU. sH.N uUH
whn believe ir protection. fff rfHf..H
iusinsss Fnf Information raN Hf vf.f.
! Z Hammond State Wtf eos iHaH..
grrs nldr ukahnra cIN Nt'n
EAtFRNFN WANrTr Men WuHf
high clsss sHrrlalii. nr1' appearance
srssn'ial Can ifia-.i Eiair taH. pHl
Hours n ~ n m. dsiiy ~, Uf.1.
iinFs' association
WANTED Ter s,issmsn who tata
inais rood selling TRADE builders in fa.
tail merchants permanent Income
from esrh sale tlj Baltimore niis
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WANTED 10 REM.

In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
s~~~~~~~~~N>>~~S>~NN~> N~>S~N~~>~>>>"~~c>>N~~"N~
WANTED Lady 0r couple tu share uir'
home with travelling man wife, house
k.,ung privileges al1 " 10Th VI S97.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
rArERm,>GING AND PAINTING

In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
..~o~~e~o~~~S>~O0~~o 0~~oS~~~~~~~~J~~~~S~~>
ROOMS paprrcd g. 1ui un. v.N bring
samples Ttiniinc .hrIp IuE'n
bf1
THpWNS LEAD du-. iHr work INiu'
that house. IL VIII r'ui of cell Wal
sf.n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12

IuN l, thorough accountant '''i..'N
modern methods. NBfa u' 'NI.I..N.'.
loUkk,,T.f Hf,uuErpNUH VlH Ws''
auditor. office manager. mt' .NU'. .|N NN NI
uluufH.furuE .uuu. married. NH'l 1I
dress. ,f,l,urlI. tn hack up D."'i .u.
crssu fr.H.I. permanent .r'n.nE WIN
substantial PARTIES only Address W."
care THINE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
BUILDING MATERIALS AND
III MBER.

In Answering Ads Plep.e Mention Time..
S>~>~.~~~s~>~~y~~~~~~
NEW and used lumber. poultry housr'.
f,ncc posts trash burners, porch boz.
cs trcllisos Oklahoma city steel aud
Iron Works go S Walker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT.
In Answering Ads. Pleas. Mention r,m--

In Answering Ads. Pleas. Mention r'me-.
s~~~~>~~~>~~~>~e~~~~c~ ~c~~~S~S~~~S~>>~~>>~~~
THE Woodstock iyprNrltrt is rcst, y
trial will convince vow repairs nni
supplies iHr all tNprwrl''rs including
the complicated Master Nnirl 20 ROYAL
Opkcs Typewriter Exchange, M, W
Main 50 phone Walnut g.
FOR SALE \ large nf"ptoo' office
safe. very cheap u taken nt once
Phone Wa. 92t'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
or CITY.

In Answering Ads. Please Meu'isu rtm~s-
WANT To SWAP $3.50 piano good ~
new. for good second hand car Call
after & T. m 5sl : Shartcl
WNNTEp-.A stock ~ drS goods or dry
goods md groceries: must he In good
shape win pay cash ANYTHING w 10
ton thousand dollars 1no " Butts u
BoS 9il. Hfi'ton. OkH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
AUTOS. VEHICLES AND ACCkS
SORlES.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.


s-~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~>~~ ~>~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~c~
STORAGE BATTERIES rrcharg"d and
rtuIli. viii loan YOU battery while
yours is being repaired iruniY Co. ~
" Main
i2Do CASH 20 invest IN Ford c,r pas
sonErf. il ~ ar 10 model in fine ,on.
iIrnu phonc w 2'61
IOH SALE ~ hors" power roadster.
good condition. 1912 model call Wal
1l1l Palace Garage
AUTOMOBILES at a bargain. Two 1915
i-pHss'ng-r Fprds. one lili Ford truck.
one 1915 i-p1lscug,r Buick. one 1918 =
passenger Overland roadster Phone W
liH J W Harton. i22 " 3rd
GRAY DAVIS Ford. srlf-smrtci. bs good
AS new Tor less than hall price. also
lnir model electric car for sale cheap
lunN storage Blt''N Co. i25 W
Main
NEW 1915 Dodge. iis5 Rest t-cyllnier
Cadillac In town. with lights ana start
ar SOS New 1913 Grant SIX demon sttl'O or.
$500 Interstate touring car IN good run
Ming order 8ll5 Kelly Motor co
STARTING lighting. ignition apparatus
repaired storage batteries built and
rc,hifgrd oklahoma Armtturc Works.
.,,r -.l " Rene. Mnil orders promptly
filled
FurH.PAssENGEH Hnkcr electric. I'm
fine condition. will sell or trade on
small property Gail Wal $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
CONTRACTING AND RErAIRI>G.

gCrETSg. carpenter repairing your
leaty roofs repaired with 70 rult1n'e"
Phone Nnple 2iP shop 10 y Hudson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
FURNISHED HOUSES AND APART-
MENTS FOR RENT.


In Answering Nds FIrnse mention Ilm~s
s>~~~~~~S>~~~~s>~-~-~>~- ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~>~~>~~~
ROOM modern cottage. furnished. near
In. i2S Phone W il1b
FOR RENT 6-room modern cottage,
furnished complete J. G. llaushorger
VI 79l
a.IpON cottage, modern completely
furnished. walking distance tu ,Iy,
k,, ul Hl L IN Walnut i31t
or GROOM modern apartment fur
uishcd or unfmnIshod 727 East 6rn
S. Maple 1896 evening and mornings.
Walnut 6al3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
s~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~~s>~~ ~>~~>~~e~eS~"S-~>~o"~~~
WANTED Second hand lUNla lon press.
tru s1.uuy IiL co.. Wal al12
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
POULTRY AND PETS.

''H"F
s>~~~>~>~~~~~N~~~-~~-~~~~ ~~~~N->>s>~~~~~~~~~~--~-
FOR SALE Bcautiml Young canaries
yellow and motiled 81 up 3li West
lour'h Walnut 'if
FOR SAIL 2u pairs ~ youug rarncauN
pigeons. working birds. cheap no W
1.i Wal Hill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12

NNri.E candidates ami business nsr
Wa hsts me nnIN RHihrr'I. 1915 fns
county. rumYfiaIul nearly On N.H voters
RNifHsa aHN aiiy tianUf Mao tafu'hrfs
NHNIrrtphirr inwranf T'n American
Nsf UaHF Ukishrns t't
Ben. ii appointed sni 0oHrs' hail ir 'he
tft f#f tsri suitable fNi lodges
Htrr.F conventions rir fnf informs.
iinr sse " & NrA'ss. eos W 1ni st.
Mai t"n
tAWN MOWERS Machine shafrrnsA
rrir method pfarurai. c,llel Cor ana
delivered takers Electric shoe Ma.
chine shop SO n hudson Maple all
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sutSMr> w,>rtp

.. = sg.s,I,gs y; Il,s:. s.e,Ioe Il%.:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12
SITUATIONS wANIrD-M,LE.

In Answering Ad.. r'tn'' Mention ilm,'
ncn-.>>~nn>nrs-.-...Ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-12

's American National Rank nlds.
oklahoma CITY. Okla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-15
About bronchitis.

When cold extends to the bron-
chial tubes it is called bronchitis. For
this disease Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is excellent. Mrs Will Har-
ris, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says of it, "Last
Winter l was bothered for several
weeks with bronchitis. I also had a
dreadful dry hacking cough that
chung to me so persistently that be-
came alarmed. Finally l had the
good fortune to learn of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t relieved the
irritation of my throat and two bot
ties of it cured me-" Obtainable
verywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-15
NewRemedyforKidney.B Bladder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

which it is to be treated, and accurate
knowledge concerning the nature of
disease can thus be obtained. If back
ache, scalding urine or frequent urina-
ton bother or distress you, or If uric
acid in the blood has caused rheuma-
tism, govt or sciatica, or you suspect
kidney or bladder trouble just write
DIR. Pierce at his Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y; send sample of urine
and describe symptoms. You viii re
ceive free medical advice after DIR.
Pierce's chemists has examined the
urine-this viii be carefully done
without charge, and you will be under
no obligation. DR.. Pierce during many
years of experimentation has discov-
cred new remedy, "Anuric," which
is found to be thirty-seven times more
powerful than lithia in removing uric
acid from the system. If you are suf-
fering from backache or the pains of
rheumatism, go to your best druggist
and ask for a 50-cqnt box of "Anuric"
put up by Doct%2 ~ ce.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-15
TAX QUESTION IN
IRELAND IS BEING
WIDELY DISCUSSED
VIGOROUS AND SUCCESSFUL
AGITATION AGAINST GOVERN
MENT METHODS OF RE-
TRENCHMENT NOW BEING
CARRIED ON.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Dublin, Ireland, Feb. 13.-Ireland
has just passed through vigorous
and successful agitation against gov
eminent methods of retrenchment. 1t
is tradition of Irish government
that some of its services are extreme
" costly in proportion to the needs
of the people, while others are
starved. The treasury, in determining
to effect war economics, proceeded
to attack one after the other the
STARVED services" leaving mostly I'M
touched the larger and less useful
items. They thus irritated the larg-
est possible number of people and in
terests for the smallest return in
cash
One of the starved services is edu-
cation. The National Library in Dub
lin, the Royal Irish Academy of Music,
the teaching of science in secondary
schools and agricultural education all
suffered, or were threatened. Among
the grants to be discontinued was the
small sum for the Colleges of Irish.
This brought the Gaelic league into
the fray, and throughout every part
of Ireland, resolutions of public bod
les and public meetings, eliminating
in a meeting in the Dublin mansion
house, conveyed to the government
the popular indignation. The Irish
Catholic bishops also passed a series
of resolutions of protest.
Ireland's taxation since the war has
increased from about eleven millions
to about seventeen and a half millions,
and the treasury methods of retrench-
ment would be ineffective for any real
contribution towards war economics.
They are said to have been due to the
blunder of some minor officials in
Dublin Castle or in Whitehall unac-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-15
.TEN-ROUND BOUT
To Be DRAWING CARD
INTERESTING PRELIMINARIES
AND GOOD STRONG sETTO
WILL ENTERTAIN MEMBERS
ATHLETIC CLUB.

Now that all arrangements have
been made for the Dempsy- Darnell
ten-round bout, set for next Monday
night at the Business Mems Athletic
Club rooms, at 104 IL South Palafox
street, the members are looking for
ward TO an interesting affair, as these
two boys records show them to be
very evenly matched in size, weight
and experience.
Darnell, besides being very popu-
lar as boxer is a prominent business
man at his home in Hot Springs, and
a property owner at CARMEL, III. He
is a member of the Eagles and Ma
sonic lodge at his home town, and
says he is not in the boxing game for
a financial advantage, but the train
ing keeps him in good health and he
hopes to become lightweight cham
pion of the world in other words,
he likes the game in general.
Besides the ten-round bout between
the little Irishman and Darnell, the
manager is arranging two three
round bouts and one four-round bout
among the local boxers, as prelimi-
naries TO the main bout, making
twenty rounds all together
All members are invited up to the
club rooms to take part or watch boys
train every afternoon and night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-15
ARE NOW 1871 PECAN
TREES IN PARKS IN
CITY OF PENSACOLA
MAYOR GREENHUT MAKES A
STATEMENT FOLLOWING EDI-
TORIAL SUGGESTION MADE IN
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL.

Every time we lose palm, or any
tree, in the parks, we have been MAX
ing practice of planting pecan trees
in their places" remarked Mayor
Greenhut, in referring to an editorial
suggestion made in The Journal of
Monday relative to the planting of
pecan trees in the public parks.
Mayor Greenhut additionally stated
that the city had received last Satur-
day two dozen trees, which will be
equally divided between school No.
35 and the ]. B. Jockey school, al
though the lot is not made up en-
tirely of pecans. These will be planted
as soon after the cold snap as is
deemed advisable.
A statement which was issued at
the city hall shows that in all the
parks of the city there are at present
a total of 191 pecan trees. Of these,
there are several in the Plaza which
have started bearing, and the first
years product of one tree was about
five pounds. The other pecan trees
which the city has planted quite re-
Gently are in the following places: In
Blount street parkway, five; in Card
en- street parkway, fifty; in Alabama
square, eighteen; in ]. B. Jockey
school lot, two; in Palafox street
parkway, eighteen; in Seville square,
eighteen; on Alcaniz street, twenty
FIVE; at Bayview Park, fifty.
Other trees which the city has
planted are: Twelve orange in the
Plaza, twenty-five orange in the
Garden street parkway, ten orange in
Seville square, and five orange in Lee
square. There are four walnut trees
in the Plaza and one lemon tree in
the same place.
In all there are 191 pecan trees,
forty-two orange trees, four walnut
trees and one lemon tree.
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quainted with the country At first
they were defended in the House of
Commons by the treasury chiefs. But
after the representations made by Mr..
Redmond, Mr. Dillon and other Irish
parliamentary leaders it has been de-
cided that these small economies det-
rimental to national efficiency will not
be further persisted in. The matter
has caused great deal of irritation
among people of all classes and sec
tons of Irish opinion who have shown
great sympathy with the war, and
admit the necessity Of wise public
economics.