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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
0eburtea.

@iIlis irnS Clara striet 1928
Bruce ape.; Wab6en.
sSobn uno Solliie Nlitenidroer,
@reeirpille ape.; anabe.
CHARLES uno afoie Stuotuliaer,
Sdnner 4ue.; Grabe.
Sdrrp ino gnnie SibIer. 1446
Sarriion alue.; aIiabe.
Sermamu ino Ola @ianeper, &a-
pi6 Sfiin Tife; Ds1bfen
Sdrrp uno Wtapne @eitneber,
4249 Sergus StraBe; Iabf,er.
George llno Slice SbirtIer, 64S
Reape Strabe; WGoden.
Srdn5 iinb gleonore Can, 2047
elm Strabe; anabe.
Sobn uno George Sintins, 10 Clt
IcDfifen glDe.; gRacden.
geiholas unb anna Ginri, 293 %.
Mle@liten ape.
@al. nno Hnna Woett6er, 1888
Naifaduietts slbs., Mdbdeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
Samen niht.
gScrtreter Der Drganiiirten 9lrbeiter'
idJaft fanren iid nldJt sur s'eriamm'
lung in Saden Der SdmellUcr,
tebrsanlage elm.
gSie 6err Charles Waper Oas Sdnen
perfebrsproblem l0ien pia.

81 Der gcitripen SiBung 6es Iplr'
ferer5tonlnittees Der Sfllellnerfebrs
tonlniiiion unb Oe5 Staotratbs, DIE
eigens iiir ben geitrigen glbeno III
Staotratbsiaol anberaunIt lporoen
mar, Inn ben Bertretern Der organilr'
ten glrbeiterihait @elegenbeit 3ttr D!st-
nungsauBerltng gu gebell, batten Iib,
iage ltno id)reibe, I'M @an5en uuBcr
cen Wiitglieoern oes &onunittees un6
ben 3ehrnJSleuten gauge ad)t Feric'
nen eingefunoen, oarunter je0od) teill
eill5iger Bertreter Der or9unnirten Pr
better, oabingegen 3rpei Hepr1le1tuH'
TEN 0r 8eoples Homer 9eague, Die ItdI
lcood) nit Der Gole BON itlrullnen 3n'
borern begniigtul, obihon ibnen o..
le9enbeit geboten IDuroe, lire Wc:r
mug 81 altBern.
Ger etr5ige Der 9lmreicnoen, oec ir'
gellopelde 8oriflGge gu uilterbreitell
hatte, mar Serr Charles WaDer. Der
an ben Bldnen Ser @erfebrstont.
milton ie6r pieI auSsltieBen fanb uno
inter anberelu Dieoerbolt erfldrtc,
6aB Der Ban ser S6nequertebr5'
onla6e elm ainberipiel iei.
Seiner 9luiift nah lit Die Sarpt'
frage, Delfe olir6 Die proiettirte
Shnellperfebrsanlage geIoit meroen
foil, nid)t Die 8eIpaltigung 6es Berio.
nenbertebrs in ben StaOtgreu3en ml0
in oen @orltdbten, ionberl oaB Die
8erbinolngsbahnen in Die Stobt 0e-
bradt peroen iollen. gr erfldrte iif
bafiir, baB Die gtnluge oil ein 4onior'
tiltnl perpadtet luerben ioIIte, oa5 Die
neiin bier einnIilnoenoeu 8erbin.
bungsbabnen uuter einel !Sut brIngen
foIle, rpa5 ieiner 9lniid)t na6 einc
aleinigfeit iein 0iJrfte, ha ia aQe Sp
iteme iit IN ben Sdnben bon NtuIIer-
berrpeItern beiGnoen lnh 81 % Gents
ON Collar getaliit fperOen f6nntel.
gsit bieiem &Oriortilm ipltte oann Die
StruBenbobugeieIidJaft einen 9a6t-
pertros abiblieBen.
Hah S6errn W1o1er's Soee iollten
sic @erbtnoltngsbahnen Die Ianomirth-
ihaitliden Yrooufte oireft uad) Dem
aroBen itdhtiihen Gentralmarft brine
gen, Der alf Dem @elanoe oes altcn
itdbttihen Soipttols gu bauen lit ltnO
NIT ettlem 0at9arten oer5iert UerOen
ioQte
6erner lit Serr Maner ser 9lniitt
GaB bieie Terbinhlrngshabnen tagtd8'
lid etlpa $4,000 9erionen IN Die
Stubt bringeH tpiirocn, mas ielbit.
rebenb fiir ole @ei66ftslreIt cine gan3
rieiigc @iunabme bebeliten 6iirftc
'SdlieslifJ mil Serr Dtaper Die Gem
.ralItntion Der StnellperfehrsnnIage
nidt i'm aaunIbett, iCnoerl aui benl
Government Square anaebradt
miiieu.
7ie 0}itglieSer or5 aOnfererBfom.
a1ittees lnliiftcu allen oieien ESbeen
Serrn Maper's uno beit)loiien omn
es @oriiter GbmaroS gu iiberIniirn,
mann er bic nabite SiBung einberu.
zen nil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
Sail oes Militarpereius.

Der 0eutifs Utilitdr 8ersin feiert
fsiH 80. Stiftun9sfeit nit einem Bal
Zen Der lruters 9ersin am SaTs.
tag, 1S. Ropembsr, in ben Sdlen bss
9tuti6en Slubs perdnItaltst. Dh
gurbereitursen iino aufs Bette ee'
troffen. uno ba man bon ben Wtdn.
rerr, bic emit nit Stols oes aaiiers
Rpd eetraeen, peib, oab iie benz Sc
ben audi bic angsnehms Seite absu:
esiptnnen tpiifsn, 10 bari isoer Stefl'
nebmsr stnen angsnsbmen uno oenubs
reiheu abenb nit Siferbett srpar.
ten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
6ente Qlbenb
,sinSet ipisSer cine geriammluus Der
Seutiden uub Ceitrrreidiidrllu.
sariideu Silfsssieaidlaft itatt.

sIuf ben belitigen stbeno lit in Der
Roro Cincinnati Iurnbaile pIeocr
eine @eriaHnllung Der SeIttid,en mo
Seiierreid,iib llnsariiden SiIisgeiaa'
ifaft aitbermnlt poroen: Gs folIen bel
oieier GeIceeHbeit Deridueoene &ldne
erortert iperoen, pie nele Beraniial.
tunssn i'm SntTefe oes5iIfsperts arr
rangirt peroeu tonnen uno alle
6rei.noe uilb 8reunoinmcn Der slitel
Sad,e iirib baber berslib eriild,t. Der
YeriarnHiIung beioupobneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
Cincinnati Sarngemeinbe
Cperete nnO llnterbaltnng.

Dab bic iungen 0amsn Der Surns
gemeinbe f6neioige 3urnerinnen unb
aru8i0ie 5dn5srinnsH limb, baDon pot
man ii6 fdpn oft 6ei ibren turneris
iben yorfdbrungen ii6sr3eugen touz
men. aaein bic hu5i6en Damen pers
ben bemnGhif du3 uls Sdngerinnen
unO Togar als ShauipieIerinnen Dor
bic Seffentli9teit trsisn uno ii9ers
li6 audi oamit G1rs einleeen. Qlm
2lbeno bes 16. Nooember iperosn
nGmlib bic Dameu i'm srobsn Sadle
oss Deutfden alubs .nle allsrlie6fts
Operette, beiitelt r5be Qrgument"
auffiibrsn, bic In brei giIoern mad
einem altcn oeiltiden D6drd,en bear.
beitet lit. Die Giuituoirung foipie bic
proben iisgsn in ben SdnOen BON
5rl. S5llba 9iattermmn Die iih oo.
Sci ols forfde 9irigentin unb RegiT.
isurin ausSeihnsu pirb. Set6it bic
Uluiit sur Dperstts nirb BON gur@
nsrn unb 5urnsrinnsn gsTpielt. Do
nd9 Der Quffiibrung aud nod Inter
baltung nit 5an5 borgsTsben 1T, 10
pirb bic Salle an bsm gsnannteu
2f6srb jebenfalls bis gum leBtsn plaB
gsfiat isin.
Die 9eIeBung Der ROlsu fir bic
Spsrstte III iolsenbe:
GaOp gountiful - Grau Dora Sc .
baitian.
Gertrude - 2ouiie Yfalsgraf.
2pttte - Zulu airhasr.
Ufattis - Gmma gertele.
fSannp - Glara Sprsen.
YDaD - 2ouiTe bon gries.
Grier - Gmma 6ummel.
GbOr: Die Eamsn Stride, geper. Du1
rdno, gsH5iger, Gtbsl 0agen, 2os
rstta Sorts, Cecilia @ilmartin, 55e'
rsIa eterman, CLARA uub gtlmc
4nauf. Sliie Wurb, S6a Srut.
Cecilia Junas, Gona Deife.
5anssrinHsn: emma gsrteIe, glfis
Duranb, 2lnna 9ensigsr.
pianiitin - Jtorsnce .Gfsl.
Seigsn: Selend Rattermann, IIMd
GTel uub 5err Wm. 5riihe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
9iidyter gfippert iprid,f.

9Im Sonntog slbenb Inn adt l1hr
miro 9iihter gllireo &. 9tippert in Der
gritcn 9eutidPn 9uptiitentird,e, an
Ser @alnlit uIo Gorrpire Strube, ii6er
feline Seobadltungeu pdbrenb fei11es
tilr5lidIen 9eiudDs oltf oeu oerid,feo,.
men eutopdiidpn arieesidlmrplGBen
einen @ortrus bolten. Ssnt 9InifluB oil
Den 8prtrag miro cine &oQefte gum
8eiten Der ariegsnotbIeioenben aufge-
nouuuerl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
4ansiltDm.

- 9eitern am friiben Worgeu
DraHg Elm @in6reder in oGs 0etm oon
Yeter y. 9oIlp in ytp. GIG 0aplol
Strdbe, peIher 9ollp uHO ieine Jr'n
unter uorsebaltenem ReDoIDer I'm pref
9iamuntriuge, Don benen einer elnen
8ertb DON $500 beIjBt, cine aoIoene
llbr unb cine S0rIe nit Gelo beraubz
te. Der Buride mar pon auBen our3
,eine &eQertbiir in Die &ii6e georurs
gen unb opn bort in bic Wobn8Immer.
2lls SollD DON Dem 9erduid erlpa1s
te uno ben eben in oas Stlaf5immsr
bringenDen Wann fragte, mas sr
pOlIe, nurpe ibm unb Ieiner 6rau elm
Repolper Dor bas @eiicht gebalten nit
Der Drobung, pab lie tootgeI9ohen
perben .lpiiroen, falls lie itb nIht
rubig perbalten. Der glufioroeruns.
Tein 9slo unb feline 8ert5iaten aus
3uliefern fam SpIlp nah uno begao
ii6 DaRn unbemertt IN oas SpeIies
aimmer, po er per 5elepbon i6nsli
bic pUliaet 6enatrihtigte. 6rau Dot
lD mar es iu5piIden gelungen, Ins
6reie gu oelangeu uuo lin ollie 3u
rufen, DOrauf Der GiUprinsling pas
Weite iu6te.
3pei Stunoen ipdter lief in Der gSo'
liSeiltatiCn eiu glIorm aus Dem 0sim
pCn Oscar Eithie, yto. 331 gudsne
StraBe Elm. Ritfie 6erid]tete ebsn
fans, baB Iih in Ieinem Aaiis rir
@inbrsder befano. Derielbe nabm
aber ni9ts an lid ais Den Aod uap
bic Seintleioer uuo cine Itlberne llbt
Rit6ies. 2lls Die qoli3ei antum, lpdr
auh bier Der @inbre6er perlHpans
ben.
gulo nahber puros bic qoIi3ei IN
aenttnib seiebt, DaB Elm @inbre6er
in Der Office Der S6ipenn @pal e2.
an Siib 5iinfte unb Sugh StraBe
periude, ben 9eIpihrant 3u fprensea.
Qlls Der poli5ei Snipettor DulIe
unb etli6e Ypli3iiten autameu, hattie
du6 bier Der GipbreAer bereits ods
Deite geiud)t. SpGter fano Die Po4
IiSei in benz friibereu 9oI5bOf an
MtapIe 4Denue mebrere qapiere, ipels
de aus Dem @eloIhrant Der Shpenn
Gompanp geruubt Iporoen Duren.
- Sn 6dmiltou trai bic RaGrlht
Elm. paB Der friibre in 9amilton
ppbnbaft eepeiene 6reb. Sipp in cts
mem Soipital in pepria, 81, i'm al'
ter Oon 68 cyahren iturb,. gr bintsrs
ldbt ieins Ditttpe, orei SObne uno
5lpei 5Dhter
Srau BiIbelmine 5rep erblelt
aeiterr eiuen Brief Oou 8erIpauoten
in 0irttemberg, Der pom 2S. Sunt
bdtirt 1T. DerieIbe mar pier Wlonas
te uuteripees gefpeien.
- Sine SeiratbsltSens ertpirtten
seftsru 3beobpre peufer Don @inciH'
natl uNb 5rGuleiu Srene Suher DON
5amiltuu.
Die peritorbene &utberiHe Rapp
permutte in tbrem 3eItimente ibren
Ra6Iab tbren ie6s SiHoern.
Gbpin SO. 9enbrigsmdnn qua'
lifi5trts ais RahlGbpertpaIter bes pers
itDrbeRen SSpfepb Senbrissmdm.
5r1u Gpra Weber bon Oit pa
milton 1T bur4 &rantbsit ans 5aIs
geburbeyl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
eies ass 9as.

Ter it30tiibe @ebdnoeinipeftol
@eorre 9eubtngs fonbemnirte geiterr
bic iolgen6en Sdiiier aIs baufdlliJ
Ro. 1906 Columbia sloemle. Gigen
tEnlm Don Charles Scrn mlo Gbnlrl
Strh; $40 5ll InbIa Strabe. 81
geutfnm Don w. @oloimitb; gto. 4137
Sane Strabe, gigenttitm oon Srall
Marp @baIiu 30. 22S @rnibaip alDe..
eigeutbum ben Warp Gorriann; pDai
S6eunen ullf oem Grltnoitiif gto
1901 Spring 8rooe Noenllc. gige1'
tbiin. BON 6rau GbarIes SdEuI5e.
- Sefretir 81. 8 Cor bonn 9uii'
neB Men's Glub beaab iib seitern nlt
Columbus. UNI Die neie 9uiineb aPGta
Sub Gompnng. 5u iitforborireu Ier
Ronrinalrertb Der geiDobulifen Ht'
tien miro iid aui $2b00o0 beIaliiep
imo eerierige Der 9cr5uesatticn uui
$4,000 Die esahresneriammlurJ
Der neueu geiellifaft lit aui ben IA
gtoceinber unbcroinrt.
= Ger @abIrat1 Bat aeiterti nit
Der cffilieaen 9afsdblung Der am
Sieiritas a5gege5enen Stimmen be.
gonneiL Al5 @ertrster DER republifa'
niidsn Srlaniiation pohnt 9falpb
5oofer Der 9IaA5dbliing BEL. tpdhrenS
bic Gemofrnten Surh Gbomas 9toctor
Der befanntIid, Der @ablbebGroc an.
seb5rt, pertretCn iein neroen.
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nid,t nit eiiien @nrnilngsIift Der,
ieben mar, fiel uno nn1ehlid) perrln-
nente gerIcsrmgen oapontrilh Daf
cesholb cine stlage iiber $4,000 sa.
gen bic Stabt Cincinnati ariseitreitst.
ggnt. Sdneier flagte cine ,Soroe.
rung iiber $2500 eegen Bernard Dt.
Uiarfitein in Jirma fopal Giiri6llt-
inn 60. ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10

oaB uQer 6eitbeiid,ern elm ocranilgttr
9lbenc in iiderer 9lltSiid]t ltlbt 9hidI
or 2abung llno 2lbrnQ miro cs uit't
fcblen. Ias riIbriQe arrangements
&on1mittee beItebt ans oen Scrren
Gb. aubn @eH 1a9famp, q lcld,
i5leo. Wiebger ilno g9iliam 8olfer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
eeinen gerIetnnaen erl,asu.

SIN itdbtiiden SofpitaI itar1 geiiern
Der 90 Sabre aIte eauleS Goonep, pon
gso. Col Geit 5iinfte SStraBe. ben Ser.
lesungeu. Die ibm Dor einiser @cd,er
on bee Giinften rin6 Bari Strabe pon
eineIn aiisifIagencen pferbe beige.
bEotk mprbm mcs.
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reg fir 8cliti6lanb, Oelterrcif-
llngnrn 2ltrembure, a'ulgorlen hilo
ole Siirfei:
Sanitaa, ts Gopeinber Gampicr
oariItianiafioro".
9onneritag, ben %. RrbcnIber =
Doupfer oSellig Slap".
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Gjoobiellom Sanaerd,ur.

Ger @oobfeIIOp Sdnger6or peran'
itaItet am Sanitaa IS gtoperHber, in
ben SdIen Der s(rbeiterboIle cine Mas.
feraoe uub Sano. Die 9orbereititn.
gen finb IN ioI1er g9eiie getrotfert,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10

Yer hlebung. @i'
ne meiner 8rsuns
oiHHeu tam mid
6siuchen uno lie
rietb mir, nit
Dem Csinnebmen
Don qDDia 6.
Qintham's 8eges
table COMPOUND
gu beginner unb
Qnota 6. 94ints
bans Sdnutipe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-10
ST SIRE 0einnSbeit
lpertb $500?
Sran ersGblt, ME 9nbia 6, Gini.
bam's gtsetable GOmpoHHS ibre
1einnbl)eit iuieoerberltelite.

Gina. Obio. .Meine @siuru,
belt lpdr p0lIig ssbroden infolas eiper
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05

other state in the union. Counting
the expenditures made during the last
twelve months, those under way and
those for which bonds will shortly be
issued, there is in process OF expendi-
ture by Florida on its highways at
least 100000. Florida is not simply
talking" about good roads and then
making cheap, ordinary dirt roads; it
is building permanent highways, so
that within a year or two it will
be possible to travel to and from
every part of the state over splendidly
built roads, thus setting a pace that
win be hard for any other state in the
union to more than match, and very
few of them can keep step with it.
1t is the only state in the south where
friendly rivalry and competition in
road building between different coun-
ties is as active. The rivalry is so
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05
BELGIAN DECORATIONS.

Governor-Geheral Kissing let the cat out
of the bag when he stated that the Belgians
were being deported in order that the
iewest possible Germans (might) be with
drawn from our front lines to watch over
Relgium;'' favorable action on the United
States protest against the practice would
therefore seem a possibility very remote.
As long as Germany attempted to pail
late her actions on economic grounds,
there was chance that she might bd
brought to see the error fher ways. But
we now know it is not that the Belgians
aren't working, it is that the Germans need
workers; it is not that there is nothing for
the Belgians to do in their native country,
it is that the Germans need soldiers on
their battlehelds.
Every thousand Belgians deported
means that the army of occupation can be
& creased just that much; and the substitu-
ton of Belgian laborers for German means
that the trenches will be filled, as the say
ing is, coming and going. A hundred thou
sand Belgians have to date been torn from
their homes, and the outrage is being con-
tinued at the rate of several thousand a
' eek, and this stricken people are being
virtually forced to fight against their own
rntry. That it is contrary to interna-
tional law, can hardly be expected to have
wight with a nation that tears up treaties
anu violates neutral rights.
Nothing further than protest could be
expected from a neutral nation. That the
United States should so Immediately have
voiced the sentiments of humanity, is but
another proof of the high international
morality that has always characterized a
country that has never taken advantage of
the weak and has refused indemnities.
If Germany declines to accede to our re
quest, there will be no casus belli--not even
strained relations. And Germany probably
will refuse, because Germany needs men
| her need is dire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05
Why Blood Impurities
GI IL CI.
Nature Takes This Means to Get Rid Of Them

Modern science has proven that
boils and carbuncles, pimples and un-
slightly skin blotches, are danger sig
nails of diseased blood. Scaly skin and
itching Eczema, Scrofula, rashes-
all skin diseases are aggravated by
bad blood-it's the infected blood
that's dangerous. Don't wait for the
boils. If you have pimples and
blotches, take quick action. Pimples
tell you that your blood is filled with
impurities. You must wash out your
blood, strengthen and stimulate it to
healthy action with Natures own
blood tonic, S. S. S. 1t is the stand
ard blood purifier of the world. Don't
use any drugs, don't use ointments
and salves. S. S. S. reaches the blood,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05
GREETINGS.

Welcome to Florida, Oh, Kentucky
Hunting Party; welcome to the Happy
Hunting Grounds!
When we think of the playful trout and
the driving quail and the dainty squirrel
and the unassuming doves and the stall
wart bear and the curving deer that will be
yours, we have visions of the days when we
Jared forth in quest of game in other
climes and came back empty handed-not
having the advantages which you have.
We hope you will like our country as
much as our people like your methods
This isn't a land selling excursion-we
know YOU have splendid and well establish
ed farms back in Kentucky, \. here the julep
beds are giving way to pasturage, and we
know that you do not contemplate giving
them up-but we would like to have you
stay with us! The stories that Eubanks
and Godfrey and Jennings and all the rest
brought back show that you are the right
sort.
But tell your friends about West Flor
ida; grub-stake your poorer relatives to a
claim in our virgin opportunity; help your
foremen, who are thinking of branch,ngs
out for themselves, to establish themselves
in what we are pleased to call Gods coun
try-and hope you will do the same.
Don't tell them too much about oul
climate, 1t has been overdone. We dom
want sick people; we don't want cutters
we don't want hardship dodgers We want
the strongest and bravest and most capable
men in the country-that's why we take
such pleasure in welcoming you; that's tht
message we ask you to take back to Ken
tucAy when you have studied the work anc
play of Sunshine Land
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05
TORCH BEARER TO THE WORLD.

While other nations have been offering
up sacrifices to Moloch, there is something
very inspiring in the thought that the
United States has been illuminating the
Statue of Liberty-symbolica too, of the
example with which we have sought to
guide the world, struggling out of the Val
lev of the Shadow
The Statue of Liberty, as the French
ambassador said, was erected, not to a
man, nor yet to a nation; but to something
tlnitely greater:-to an ideal, the Divine
Right of Man! Bleeding from battle with
kingship, France bethought her of the
liDerty-lovers on the other side of the At
lantic who had blazed the trail, and by pop
| lar subscription raised fund that built
this glorious signpost to happiness-the
eighth wonder of the world
Erected on European soil, the Statue OF
Liberty would have been chilled by the
shadow of monarchy; there was always
danger that it might be laid low, as 50
many ideals have indeed been humbled be-
fore hate and prejudice But France, with
one of those wonderful inspirations that
prove the divinity of man, knew that Amer
lea, new nation, would be governed by
new purposes; and that the people who
lred the shot that was heard around the
world would tend the light that is seer
| around it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05
THE SCRATCH PAD
By THOMAS EWING DABNEY.

Some people join Thrift clubs, and
others buy on credit.
No, Imogen, bob-o-link is bird,
and not species of sausage.
Honest now, was that girl who bet
some kisses on Hughes sorry he lost?
Tampa is boycotting the eggs.
Tampa knows a good thing when it
sees it.
The Germans were so severely
trounced on the Somme that they are
now seeking the rest in Bucharest.
President Wilson with his 1000
word message, knows how to get into
print.
President Wilson has invited Bryan
to take lunch with him, and the
country is wondering whether any
plums will be served for dessert.
Linotype operators will learn to
their horror that Count Szeptycki
has been appointed commander in the
Polish army.
Lord Cecil says that operations in
Roumania won't have an effect on the
war. Of course, everything will
come out all right for everybody ex-
cept the Roumanians.
A hundred thousand pounds of tur-
key sent back to the storage in San
Francisco as a result of the boycott.
has struck a cold chill to the hearts
of food pirates.
The allies say the Germans are
chained to their machine guns, the
Germans say the, allies are told that
they will be shot if they retreat.
Neutrals are called yellow dogs by
both sides. The subject of humanity
having been thus neatly disposed of,
all those in favor of an adjourn
ment will signify the same by saying
aye.
Answering an inquiry, we will state
that the old-fashioned fellow who
used to wait at the church door after
preaching and invite everybody to
take dinner with him, now stays home
to curse the high cost of living; and
the old-fashioned foot stamping ora
tor refrains because of the high cost
| of leather.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05
THE MARINA EXPLANATION.

Germany has acknowledged torpedoing
the Marina fact we knew already! and
has made indirect offer of reparation for
the six Americans who were lost-Which is
the very least that could have been ex-
pected.
The Marina, it will be remembered, was
the vessel which was sunk without warn
ing Just on the eve of our election That
President Wilson did not make political
capital out of an opportunity, at a time
when he was most bitterly assaulted for his
peaceful, just methods to take tfuculent
stand, solidify the country back of him, and
as sure his election, then gravely in doubt,
even if the price was war, is in accord with
orr traditions of internationa1ism; and
Germany has given abundant proof subse-
quently of an apparently sincere desire to
respect neutral and acknowledgement rights
at least so far as pertains to the United
States.
But the Teutonic explanation that the
Marina was sunk without warning because
the U-boat commander thought" it was
a transport, while it is friendly, is not
enough, nor can any amount of blood
money bring the dead Americans back to
life. The German commander should have
brown; his half-cock eagerness to loose the
engines of destruction against innocent
men simply proves that he is unfit for serv-
ice, and the least the United States can ex-
pect is that he be reduced from his COM
r.and
President Wilson has already spoken OF
tie intolerable position of the NEUTRAL
fact which is urging us to establish the
League to Enforce Peace, and uphold its
police powers with strong army and a
mighty fleet; in the meantime, President
Wilson must insist that no vessel be tor
pedoed without warning, whether neutral
or enemy, not ship of war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-05
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