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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-09-27
Wednesday, Sept. II

The city cart should be Instructed TO
gather up all of the straw hats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-09-27

Cards of Thanks, Obituaries, Resolu,
sions and Political Notices puoilsneo d.
advertising rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-09-27

"A-bale-of-cotton is almost syn
onvmous with "a-barrel-of-money. "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-09-27

Entered as second class matter a
he postoffice at Edgefeld, So.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-09-27

Published every Wednesday IN Inc
Advertiser Building at S1.5o per year
in advance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
gLn6itorinm IdlIieht am 5. gIpriL.

IS uliroe gcltcrn bctonnt gcgcbcn
oaB sic 9hloitoriim G6cotcr.Scica
idait am Somitae, Ocn s. 9pril
3im lcbten @lolc bier ouitritt I'm
oanu III 9iobcitcr q. 9a cin On.
1agcacHt 5u criiiIlcn. 0crr GomarO
&cuiou, GciAGiteiiibrcr Scr @cicQ.
iAait mill bel oieier @cIcgcu6eit
niht uerfc6leu i'm 9}umcn Scr lbca.
tcr'Srippc alien @ciihern Gcs
IbcatcrS iiir oic aroBc llntcritiiB.
ulg mo oas NSuterciic, 0aS oenaiiuit.
leri cntgcgel gc6raAt mroc, 81
oartcn, imo boiit in ocr ndGiici
5aiion ollie @eiannte micoer bcgrii.
ben 5li tonnen. Gic GcieQlHuft miro
aIS0auu tart pergrobcrt 3uriidfe1.
reH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
lArnnNrinrntIlnma Nlnrft.

9Pamie q. @romn bat bon SrouS
&dpanong5 mo 5rap oos SouS 9lr.
2S7S, Norioro-2lucrlc, gcfauit.
GaS groBc 9dn0aut Wlcnorc, ciucS
Der bcItcn ASldtc bon &ir9micn, murs
Sc fir $4,000 al Sobn {. Ganic
Dlud Die @aliiuorcr 5irua Gmig60,
'Ncoui & 50. pcrtauit
So6l $. @olfcr fouftc bon @cbb &
@cb6 cine Souitclc an scr OafIcp.
9loa0, Sill Eop @arf, Niount @ol6.
in9ton aili iuclhcr CT Gin 5weiit0di.
gcS @c6dl0c crrihten mil.
Cine 2hl3oDl 6onilicL lpcI6c &c.
gcnpdrtig 5Guier pcriMicOencr Gro.
Bcn on Der @citieitc OeS Odf6nrit
&locc belpo6nen, fauitcn is Oieier
Sditier bon A. 2. Nlorgan. 9nf ser
aegeniiber lic9cloen 5cite Ser Sdu.
icr merOen ebcn GIeidiaQS gcgcupGr.
tia G5ebdu0c crrihtet, ltno purOen "A
OicSbc5iiglidc @run9rentcu lin @c.
irage bon $66 bis $40 All Gareg q
Stciiep perfmlft.
0urb oic 6irruo 4ierre Guocn uno
9(eiie mIr0c an &oiep6 Gialop naS
jwciit0digc @cbdroc 9}r. i0i6, Nai.
IocbuiettS.9Iuemle, Oerfduit, meI1eS
object elmer id6rliben @rimOrentc
pon $40 lit
GlcOcIauo Neolmcor noHtc iol.
acnOe lrouSoftioncu betonut. a6ufc:
&on Y. 2. Sirgcon 9h. 522, Nit.
6ort-2IOcmlc. Bon ocr N}crcantiIe
anO Icpoit Co. &ru l7i. t7i9.
1925 nO 1881 N|orolouo.9( 9(Dcmc.
&onl Nond @igeniblml 9ir. 9S7 un0
$3.50, 9mOcn.9Ioenuc, pclHe NGnlcr
ic elmer &uu0rcute BON $50 untcr.
IiegeL lmO bon @corgc q. litrncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

oaS EeItanclt Scr 6rol @loyu 6.
Gnigc cnQcrciht meIHc an 22@i6rj
OoS 3ctlicbc icgnetc. Gie Geitoto.
rim 1ot ioI0euoe Germ0htniiic 0c.
uoMt: oeutiGe fot6oIiihc II. Sofos
bu9 &irhe $1,000, ct. Gonlttic9
Stride, $500; St. 9eneOicfS &irdc,
$500; Ct Soicp1S &oipitol $500;
Ct 9lntbonp'S g4oiicn6ouS, $500;
S{lcine Nrueu Shlucitcrn, $500,
oC6Iate Siiters of 4SropiOercc Z
$500 Cie 9}ic6tcu Rc6eda @osmcr,
9lmu &oct6 rmo 9lgneS G'Gouucll
lultroen nit ie $500 6cOodt; oiciel6c
5lumc cr6ieltcn Die 9}eiien y. 9hl.
quit g9iltinS, So6n .. S9ilfiuS, &n.
uuO 6ronf SloSmeicr. Ger 9feit OcS
Gcrmo0cnS lit Der STRIDE 3mcfS
Sciima BON 2llciicn iiir i6r Scclcn.
Cell ii6crIaiicu uorOeu. 5rnl 49,
lomcno &ot6monn lmO Srou Gebcdo
&oien1cr iinO 5u EcitonlcntSuoaihe.
dcru cruomt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

OoS SSans 9|r 93l, Nlontpcaicr. Ctr.
&crfduic gH ,Sobu 2 @u0olp6 OoS
@aIs 9lr. 300, Cits9opoIc.S StroBc,
nit elmer idbrlic6en @rmorerte Don
St00; an &arrp Smlc 0o9 @an9 9lr.
i757 @dgs 9traBc, pcIAe9 cincr
i05rlidcn @uiN0rcnle oon $l5 inter
licat, rn0 0uS 6uuS 9lr. 937 lmo
939 2inocns2lucuc, an Margaibt
@udnmt lpclc6c 5dilicr elmer i16r.
litbcn @rlnSrcutc bon ic 500 intcr.
woricn iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
cIrahlidlc lArhnrtannaicicr.

0ic @}itglieocr ocS baltimore
@apcru. Gomeuucrciuo" 6ottcu i6rc
&ercinSidJucItcr 6rou S}iatcr anldB.
lih ibreS so. @ebltrtStaacS iii i6rcr
g8o6uuug an ser Goilern-9lDcluc.
Hooo uuO 36. StrnBe, Soig6Iauotopn,
init cincr uSurpriic @artU4 ilbcr.
raidt. 0ic N}itglicoer oe9 ,,Qoltis
more 9oDcrusGomcnncrcinS" maren
cbeniaQS criMicucn m0 nd6n oie
6eiey bel &cinng @ortr0Ac mo lan3
cinen ncttcu @erlauf. llutcr Sen PHI.
mcienNcN heinnocn iicb folgcn0c 9Scr-
ioncn: &crr rnO 6rai @rauif. Ncrr
mo 6rou 9&idcr, Serr lmO Srml
Scnj, @crr mo 6rm 9iHter, Ncrr
mo San 9lieocl- 0crr mO 6rali
2lorion, @crr imo 6rou @ciBel, Sri.
S4uuii Sri. 9lnua &ibtcr, SRI.
0clcu 9lidlter Sri. SranrcS @ronif
6rol 6ricorib 6rnu 0iibm 1Sroi
Srcb, 6rou 9Giaer 6rau V. 5dnci.
Der, Scrr 9iittncr, Scrr Slider, &crr
9cilinger. scr q. SdnciOcr, Ncrr
$. 9lihter, Ncrr Gb. &idtcr, Serr 9(.
Mifcr, S1r. q. 9lorio1 unO 9lnocrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
S1cirathSs Qiccu1cn.

@iocdiuo Grogo, % m0 2orctto
9$liatcri 16.
Sorrp @oloiorb, 26, uuO 5oo
NcSmot a.
5rcocrid ". @oItcrS, 26, uuo 6.
S6o6ef, 26.
5o6n $. acuaoro, pm0 emma
0routbcr, rs.
So6n EelcaOJ "a imo 5Ionfo Sc.
Ter 1S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

~ ~fNAF ~
@rcBc 2eb0oitigfcit icictuctc sic ac
itriac @eu ')ortcr @oric aus.
Spcjiolitotcn menia otge6o-
tcu @itc 9|otirnaci diff SER
1oBcu 6ront 9lm 9lohnlittog
cr600tc 9}odiraoe 9altimorer
90ric idruah.
Die @0ric rr6finctc gcitcru Dor
mittog ctluoS lniichcr, Oocl gepoWl
lie icbuca ciucu icitcu Gon, mas SIR
6olgc bcttc oaB ilit ale glitSaoben
sit b6heren 4Srciicn uotirtcn. SSn
9hSgo5cn pou Sutereiie mor iueni1
9lnac6ot, cbcRio in SpejioIit1teh
&ntcrnotionol 9|idcl antlporictc
ioiort iil Gem giinitiaen 2tan0 nu9
itic8 Ia oui 1914 Gruci1Ic Steci
noiirte nod cireul 6ol BON "a md
SSM @ooori6 Gunmi 6rucate Iih
lm 4 1s ouf 1874 Tic SSob6oil
9Iusgobcu iticgcu I'M cincn @uitb-
tlcil oeSaIcihcu ciuigc Ser uieorigcn
@reiSnotirlngcu mic 9fncricou 2u.
iccO m0 GGitrol Seot6er. 9lod ci-
ncm Ghr5 bon lls notirtc Mlrricoi
lSctrolclun init i0S. Giieu6o6nsgllS.
gobcn loGen ru5ig ms 5ei9tcu wcuig
S9cNicI.
9ln ipdtei @ornittog mnrcn per-
idlicOcuc 9niS9obcn III oroBer 9lud.
frolc, lud6rcn0 onOerc, Oorlnter
StonOort SScrt6c mo cinige Spe-
3ialit6tcn, ic1r pcrnohldiiigt lagcn
mo fIcinc @crhiitc crIciOcu miBtcn.
Gubau 9lmcricor 3udcr moftc ii.
ncu petcrcn 0roBen Sprmg mO
notirte nit 2l5, mas eincn @etpiun
pou 26 &lmftcn 6cOciitct. Gruciblc
Stccl iticB md S9iA. gnmericor 2o-
conotipc mli 77Ir @ooorif anf
77$s mo 9Ranuca Nlotcr Commons
nif 72iA mdtrcno 9ieyicou Ectro-
Tenn nif t07ls 5uriidficl Marine,
Grci., ucIdc onidngliH iNuocb ina.
rem uotirtcu ip6tcr nit TO- Strel
Commons 6ieltcl iicb IN ocr9lnhbor.
icboit BON SlMI.
SH oen 9lodjnlittdgSihln0cl 5cigtc
tidy Ieb6oiiercS Interciic III sen fijb.
rcnocn 9lfticn mo itieg Grncib.e
Steel Inn cinige Elmftc, ais altll
9Incriran 2ocouiotipc
&oltimorc @0ric.
Die bieii0c 90ric mar and geitcrn
mieocr elm ioDIiic6cr 9lp6cplob, lmo
6citono MIR 9lnNfraac ii slnS9obcn
0cr GcIgrlppc, iuobci iiW Gosoen
@as &rci. nortbeil6ait 5et6eiigtcu,
mclHc init 45s notirtcn. GoSOcn s.
So Commons 6icltcn iid III olt9c.
mohntcr g&eiic ouf POPS, iud6rcno
Baltimore Git6e ais 5pc5ioIitGt lis
notirtc. 9inoerc 9mSgObcn luoren
iebr ibmaH um0 mar tcnic 9lohiroge
porbon0eu 1as Steaen 0cr Giri.
Oelocn 1dt eiiici @cl0reicbt1un iii
pie CoiGcn Scr 9tnlcacr gcbrodlt po-
Onrc6 0oS So'icn ncpcr 9lusgo6cu
crtldrt miro. uno Dor 9Qlcm critflai.
ii9c Scftrtdtcu Sen Gorjpg cr0oi-
ten
Gle GlcoriNgS bctrlacli oeitcrit
$72S3727 gcocnii5or $610i000
Ocn Goriabrc. Die 9ciri9c @olaace
mar $596763 acacniibcr Si3,332 ant
iubclt Iuae DcS 9}Drinhrcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
Mnlnlhnrnllnh Snlnnnnnr.

Gr.@ouucrnGr @oI0sboroug6 6c
trcibt icine Gantpo9nc 3ir 9Ioulino.
tion fir OoS 9lnt circS @uu0e8 5c
majors init oIlcr srait iii Cecil
GountD Dem Git bon Or. 6roncc.
imO mluoe ibm BON alien 9citcn oic
llntcritiitlu9 5ugciaat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
Plus Scm Ocri6ts6aOcn.

Gouipogne 5 oeS 5. 9lcaimcntS ac.
wirut inn arciSgcridt. Nifi-
3icrc porcn onoc6dc9 oegci sic
@rwd0htug cincs BARRIERS 5un
2icttcuant Gr lit aiidli6 gc-
i@icoen 0ioropro5cB Gccm'5
bat 6eaoucu.
Nicbtcr &cuiSlcr I'M @rciSNcridlte,
9I5t5cihrng >, 6attc iic5 acitcru init
elmer &Iogc Scr SolOotcu ser Gons
poguic s ocS 3. &eqimcntS 5l bcfai.
icu mclMe lid ibrcr gluSmlitelng
pDcrieBteL trobOem @ouucrncilr
@olOs6orou06 0icielbc onqcorOuct
60ttc. GoS G|crir6t pcrtrot Oic Sln.
idauung, 0oB cS reAtlicb pcrpili@tct
ict iid ocr SoGe onjmc6mcn uno
bic Gi1nucuOumaen OcS WolpcrncurS
@olOSborouab olS Gbcf GOnlnloi,
oontcn Scr Gruppeu un0 on0crc &c.
flaate nicbt ouerfrlulcn forn o6er
oenicI6cn OoS 9lecGt 5iiipric6t, inner.
bol6 10 Goaeu i6rc 9lcuberuu0en ju
@cridt 5u briigeu
Gie aloge cutipoun iid ooolwd.
OaB bic Sfii5icre ongcblih nidt 0cn
bon 0cu Molnimoftcn crp1bltcn Scr.
0eonten !Qlori0oIl SoncS 3uul 9icuta,
uont ancrtcnncu tppllteu, mlr meil
ocriel6c Gin @orbicr qeiucIcn ici Sic
2RauniGoitcn perlieBcr sic g9oifen.
6oIle lmb 6icItcn OicSbeiiioG6c Der.
lonnnllm9en o6, ocreu 9iciultatc Iic
Den 3eitlnaSlcutcn ntitt6cilten. @iers
olli uur0c cine llntcriuhimQ ciu0e.
lcitct wclc6c bic C6otiad)c 5u GaQc
i0rOertc, ooB bic Wlonni6oftcn nit
i9rcn &orgeicbtcu ongcblic6 nibt 5ils
irioOci iin0. Gic Tolgc mor, oab
Oic'Ronnidloitcn, iueIcGc nidt an Oic-
lcr Sod5e lGcil gcnonlmW 6atten,
olc 9SdNl DuttclL IN oH0crc Golnpogs
nien iibcr5ltrctcn ma1reu0 sic Sc
t6ciligtcn ans Dem Gieuit ou5icbci-
ocn ioIIteu. SicrmlS cntiponu iid)
oic SIogc Co9 @cric6t crfauntc an,
OoB Oos 9iegnent OaS 9iccbt botte,
bic @ct0cili0ten Dor Gin aricgsgeri6t
81 iteaen, OieicS o6er oerobi6iunt
babe unO Oo6cr oos Gi0ilgcritbt sur
Sdii@tun9 oieicr 6rogc jtitdnOig
81;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
ler.g}criir6crlinocr.

". = sGadrlicrc & Gn.,
il7-e2i 0hQWber Commerce Nuilninn,
pEentlmc ScucrNrrimernnne. WeicgiMoit," Npl.
lonns un0 Baltimore SWube
nScniihs2lm. Sencr &criinicrnnass Oel lnihdit," "
Baltimore zir0Be uno @uiiont 6ouIe 9lDenne.
,9inAul Jniurnnce So. oi 2iUerppul" 6cnrn NJ.
&ariieio, 9lcioen5 Dlannoer, i0i-t03 0banls
Der Ot Commerce NuiloinQ.
,,Wcrmnnin NcMcr GeriidrrnnnS Ncicnimait" /"
Baltimore mo Norib Sirdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

puuN' llllu UNVCt ullS NlUllHplluI SUI
Sdlidtm0 Oicicr 6rogc 5uitdnOig
ici
Griit gefdic6cu.
3nr 9l6met1sllnq III cS cinnal cia
Or" Ocm BIC obiofte S6cioung
bon icincr 6nl0rcideu @ottn 6cluii.
ligt pur0c Gowor0 3anc BON 9}r.
ti2, 0it 6raufIinitroBc, I9cint fc.
ne gliidlidlc @o6l in icincr G6c6dlite
gctroifeu pt lobci Oeun Qi55ic 6oi
Soore uif 0en 306ncn gllS or liz
oufiorocrtc, 5lt ibm 5uriid3lfc6rcu,
iogtc iic i6n, sen N}auu oi2uiu.
d1eu Oen SiQp SulOop icincn@o6n.
ort nod 6eiBer nodt. Gomoro e..
fl0rtc BOB cr ieine i6u ongctroite
Satin ii cincr Gioihpirt6idoft NIT
cincm onocreu Nlorne trof lmO lie
i6m io9tc, oIS CT lie aufiorOertc, SIT.
riid 5r fonmcu ooB CT sur SoQe gc,
ben f6nnc. v@cidieoen~ crfldrtc
scr 9}jdtcr.
3 ccm'S Bro5e6 6cgonncn.
Gic erncutc Gcrbonolng Qcgcn
@lorion 1ccnl'S, iucIhcr ocS WIorOcs
al ser toubihunuucr 9i16crin 2aurd
Nl Sd0iicr 6ciGulo9t lit bat III
G0icoit GitD bcgouncn. Tic 9iicGtcr
EoriDt6c iutO 9roi6cors lciicn bic
&cr6onOlma 9lGS critcr 3cuge mllr.
sc Gr 8. u. Guii aus SSciipurt pcr
nonrreu, meIder crflGrtc. 0oB CT sic
Grmoroctc fanutc ino gleic6 ouf Den
Shotplob ocS &cr9rcdcn$ gccilt
mar ais cr pon Ocmicl6cn 6ortc
Scruer 6cidbticb ser 9lrSt oie Gage
unO llmgeNrn9 Der 9cidc nno OoS
&cldtot Der 9lltopiic, lucl4e nod III
0criclbcn 9lodt porgcnonIncn luur.
DC. Ter 9lr5t erfldrtc, OoB oas M}0S-
den criminca ou9cgriiicu wur0e,
imO ioQ Iccn'S Dem Gr Tuif on
ndcbiicn GoNc bcioG @cr6rcl6cn ciu
Gcitor0cn bobcn. 9iod) ser &crnc6,
mmo OeS g(i3tcS, bic lid) ic6r in 0ie
Sdngc 500, trot cine @ouic cm.. Gie
Sd60ficr mltroc i'm Siini 1915 al
Der glniapolis HooO no6c i6rcmScim
5ii gScitport ermor0et lmO Gcem'5
ais ser mlt6moBlbc G60ter ibnea
IN Soit gcnonmcn.
Ger Gr5ieblnQSnnitolt
il iberpteien.
&or ,Gidtcr @iQionlS i'm SugcnO-
@erit6t 6ottcn ii1 geiteru obt SInirp.
ie mcgen periHieoencr TicbitG6le 5it
perautportcn Tic @cngcl 6ottcn
Die St0noe inn fScQS &oint @lorft cr.
bro6cn imO # &enoen aus cincu
9doufoiten an Sin @rooOmob gc.
ltoblcn. SllcronOcr ln0 Comes Phi.
Orelu, iuelt6c i'm SITTER uou 8, reip.
10 Sabren licben ober ic6 Der eltcr.
lifen Goutrolc icbon ent3ogen hobcp
iplrNcn bis ST ibrcn q, 2c6cnsjabr
Scr ct. N}drps Snouitrie ! 2Nulc
ii6eripieict 3mei ouoere anobcn
luiroen fir Elm ipeitereS @er6or, oo9
olii Ocn .. September ieitgeicst p1r
sc. ocrielben 9lnitolt iibcrantuortct
w06rcnO cir o16crer poroIirt unO
on0erc ireigciprodlen lurrOen. GicI
9louacli 6otteu NIT cinem S6ub-
fuopicr bic Sc1loiier oliac6rocbea
mO 5ugege6cn, ooB iic uad @clO
iubtcn
9eOadte Sir den unO 9ln-
itolteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
GclIttaftss5lDras
glicrcautile 9l9cncB.
u. g. Em y Go.,
COZ Gi0 lGayplano Grnlt Nlba.

9aruuotcriolicn G6iircu, 6cuitcr.
rabulcn 90ocn etc.
5as.. = 1enrr 4 90, ll5-ilT Sho'6rcbc'
rid @ir0nc.
9'otcnt.gInuGic.
0ouIu g. enmNcls, MrbisormnIt. QdicHlc
panocls Sfntmarfcn Scroesrcdir Nlnr0
Gbopliu II. Nrrguiun, iiG-ii7 2nip @uloiuQ.
iSiubrlc Ntdbrunn.
q. 8. { ~ z. Nrmorb, AL Continental @lb0.
Nrolii5iren ici 1872 crIcIGrcid il 8oIilmotc
9tutonIo6ilc.
Nndnrb. 50 $3.50. t--25 $3.50.
godnrb Mpfur 0o ri gunimurcH ebarlcs,
SiraBc nno MI Monnlssipctue.
1gpne SruS, bic epppnldrc Gor,@ $3.50.
@sar'Dgl Nio6ilc 60, 'Sdrd0c nos 10 Norh
ebnrlea Sirdbe
3eitlngen 3citi6riiicn ctc.
u59r gnltimorr OlrpS Company, &oberi q. G
NicDers, Gci@diisihbrer, 227 &sGoloWi.Sir.
IcutiNc Bidder imo 3cititbriitcn.
". eauiiiG, 10 Roro.9oppIcionsirnbc.
GbptoQrop9
gumrn@ Gin @boioetap0 bon slusiei@ung.
Nr. t6, gSeli-Setliginn Sirobe
Totional-Nonfcll.
sac SlD xepu Wotipnaf gauf" Sab. ur6
&reicr SlrnBc N0cob ~ Soof, Rruliocni,
NcnlD 8. Ncouc Nnircr
nSccuuo 9iuiioual Saut" 1872 Sios9roaoluep,
9S. g. 9sapnet Stuiiircr
Dg1cfctu National Snnt," IA gioros sGnalps5ir
gS. Varripn Adrcr
Stdots.9onfcn.
,rcntimr @uni uun Baltimore" Baltimore,
nn0 Notiodns5 s5irubc supuit gSebcr. BrdN'
ocui; Sohn p pauber, 8icesBrdl0eHi;
George s. Nnue, aaiilrcr-
Spor-gonfen.
,Scntimr Spnrbnut non yntlmure," 0uialp,
nno Na!iintoresSiraBc.
ErItItsGompdnicn.
,,saie HepoNt nuo Srui GpmpanD," i3 SouiDs
Sirabe.
Oiarmors mo @rGnit-SSerfc.
g Sifodrinsr sonS, 22s 9loro'c6arIes' etr.
2anOmirtbidaitlidc @erdtDe uno
51mereicn.
SriiiltB Snrnrr 81, POS 9oros 8ucu Gtrais
----.-----
plumbing, SURFACES, &an9eS mo
Geicn, Io6Oeden inO &innen.
glnucii @ros., 52s 9loro. o.SremcHtslpemuc.
alpicridmicOe lmo &iiun6crS.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
FISHERMEN MUCH
INTERESTED IN THE
MEXICAN SITUATION
SHOULD WAR BREAK OUT BE-
TWEEN UNITED STATES AND
CARRANZA'S COUNTRY, BIG
INDUSTRY BE AFFECTED.

Should war, which now appears to
be inevitable, break out between Mex
leo and the United States, Pensacola's
largest industry will probably be seri-
iously affected, unless the United
States navy makes it so impracticable
for the few gunboats of the Carranza
government to venture outside of
harbors that they viii have no chance
to interfere with Pensacola fishing
smacks.
Scores of Pensacola Hsnermen are
doing no little worrying nowadays, it
is asserted, over the conditions which
may arise over possible breach be-
tween the two countries, but heads of
the local fish companies have been
assured in kilograms from Washing
ton that gunboats which have been,
and which will later, be assigned to
the Mexican waters, viii afford am
pie protection from any possible
preying enemy gunboat.
The well known red snapper, han
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
BARGE CLEARS AND.
FOR CUBA.
THE UNRIGGED STRANGER, 3"
WITH CARGO OF LUMBER,
TOWED TO CUBAN CAPITAL
BY OLD TUG ECHO"

Towed by the tug Echo, of Mobile,
formerly owned in Pensacola, the un-
rugged barge Stranger, Captain Bod
den, left port late yesterday after
noon, bound for Havana. The Stran-
ger carries over 100000 superficial
feet of lumber, it was asserted, and
gets a freight of $40 per thousand
for the trip.
The Stranger cleared yesterday aft
ernoon and left in tow of the Echo,
as stated. The steamer Echo is a
familiar tug in Pensacola bay, where
she was owned some years ago by
the late Captain E. E. Saunders. Many
persons recognized the Echo. when
she came into port for the purpose
of towing the barge and when de
parting yesterday afternoon about
every tug in the bay gave her a fare
well foot.
Deputy Harbor Master Frank Bog
hich was in charge of the Stranger
when the latter cast off lines from
her loading berth on the uest side of
Commandments wharf, and came near
being taken to sea because of a mis-
understanding. 1t was necessary for
one of the Edmundson speed boats to
chase the tow more than mile in the
harbor to take off the local pilot.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AUGUSTA WINS FIRST
HALF IN SOUTH ATLANTIC

Savannah, June 21.-The first half
of the South Atlantic League playing
season closed today with Augusta
winner with a percentage of GIT,
Charleston second, and the other
clubs in the following order: Column
bia, Jacksonville, Montgomery,
Columbus, Macon, Albany. Second
half of the season. starts at once,
finishing September 4.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22

barge Stranger moved from docks yes
terday afternoon, the barge continuing
down the bay to the gulf on her way to
Havana, and the bark named moving
from the G. F. & A wharf to the stream.
The Kaupo is loaded and will go to sea
within a day or two.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
Stomach Troubles and Constipation

"I will cheerfully say that Cham
berlain's Tablets are the most salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that I have sold in
thirty-four years. drug store serv-
ice," writes S. H. Murphy, druggist,
Wellsburg, N. Y. Obtainable every
where. adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
To Be RIaaed Up.

Upon returning from Cuba on the
voyage which she started yesterday, the
barge Stranger win be fitted up with
spars and rigging. and will be put in
the gulf trade almost entirely. This
barge has had a checkered career, and
recently her old spars were taken out
and new ones constructed. These, with
the new rigging and recent work in the
docks, turns out the Stranger to be
practically a new craft. 1t is announced
the Stranger will be taken to Mobile
to have this work done, as all apparatus
has been made ready for the vessel at
that point.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
NEWS OF INTEREST
ON WATERFRONT

Cleared.
Am barge Stranger, Bodden, for
Havana, with lumber.
Sailed.
Am barge Stranger, in tow tug Echo,
for Havana.
Two Vessels Move.
. The Russian bark Kaupo and the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
~M~~~~
HMEAIHEg)
Pensacola, Fla, June q, 1916.

Pensacola, Fla, June 81, 1916.
Pensacola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for June, 101
degrees.
Lowest on record for June, 55 de-
grees.
Day temperatures in June usually
rise to Sc degrees.
Night temperatures IN June usut y
fall to "a degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, sc
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, n
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending Z p. m.
o inches.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
June, 487 inches.
Total rainfall this June to p. m.
$50 inches.
Deficiency to May 81st, II inches,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
A HEAT MODIFTEF

Of course our double-breasted
frock coat may look hot; but it looks
important too.-Galveston News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22

and when declared in good condition,
will start regular service between Pen
sacola and Cuban ports This vessel, so
long under libel, is now a free agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
okoloosa on the Ways.

The tug Ol1oIoosa has been hauled out
on the ways of the Warren Company,
Baylen wharf, for some slight repairs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22
RlaaIna the Lucy 4.

Getting in shape to make voyages be-
tween Pensacola and Cuba, the schooner
Lucy II. is having new spars put in,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-22

died at Pensacola more extensively
than at any port inthe world, is
taken in large quantities near the
coast of Mexico. In the past local
vessels have been held up and de-
tanned for weeks, and, in one case,
one vessel was held in a Mexican
port for upward Of two months, the
Mexican government, then under the
Diaz administration, alleging and
claiming that the American fisher
men were violating the Mexican
rights respecting the question of fish
ing in Mexicon-controlle waters.
The machinery of the United States
state department wa brought into
action to get this vessel clear.
Fishermen who are arriving from
the fishing region nowadays hear all
rumors of the possibility of war with
undisguised interest. The presence
of gunboats from the United States
navy viii make it reasonably safe
for the Pensacola and other gulf
coast vessels to operate, but there
will be a safer and more secure
feeling if there is no war at all The
local fishermen, however, will not
stop fishing.