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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
gIau srlpa0ue ben ngaltImOre GOrreipOuOsni".

auSgejeiAnete. Our6ols 6efommIide
i6mad6oite 8eifoit sur eiiueiBurmen
9lo6rlng, rno man lit t6otidhlid i'm
StauOe, 0os im6eoingt not6menOige
tdgli6e Nlantrm an GitpeiB 5lt ei-
neut groBen S6eil our1 9lG6rltoiie
}u erieben. Gieie Gi9ulua ais 81.
peiB-9eifoit erbeQt oeutlid aus ei-
ner einleu6teno 5uiommengeiteaten
Sobele, in melder Or. 9ouOrerel II.
u. 0ie g3G1rpert1ein6eiteu unO Oie
gipeiBmengen befonnter O}abrungS.
mittel nit BEN @ertben Ser Oldbr.
itoffe bergleidt. @lan eriie6t ougen-
fdqig Oarous, OaB man fir Oeniel6en
Freis in 6orm bon 9l6brbefe etipa 2
bis A NlaI 10 Diel Golorien unO ettua
, bis 5 Dial 10 Oiel gilpeiB erbGlt ais
in Sorm 3. 9. in 8lutluurit unO 2e-
6ertuurit, mitteliettem 9iinOileii9
D3agerf6ie Il. l. 10. g2od aaem muB
man ser gG6rbefe tbatiddlidb uidt
nur fir rniere iesige 3eit, ionOern
audi fir oie 8utunft cine ipeitoiiS
groBere 9eoeutling bel ser Bolts II.
03oiienerndbrllng 6eineiieu, ols man
6isber II iei es aus llnfenntniB, iei
es aus un6egriinoeter 9lbneigun9, Die
man ia germ neuen g3a6rungsmitteln
entgegen6ringt oeneigt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

oen0, .pGre. Sbnen, teures 5rduleiH ole.
neh 81 oiirfen; ood), mabrem 2eioe geaen.
iiber iiihlen mir umiere Ulottloliafeit am
empfinoIiditeu. Gs eibt ni6tsEraurigeres,
ais 3cuoe oes Summers Der yRenihen 81
ieiu, Die mir om bodlteu icb1ben, ino oo6
nidt ibre 1r1nen trodnen 81 fonnen"
gedbreno er 70 iprod, nobm er 6lorenceS
&ano; ibre gIuoen begegucten iid Die
Ieinen idienen Dem Wtdoben iebniiibiiger,
oiilierer oenn ie.
nSie periieben mid om belten,~ iliiitcrte
lic. bon Der GrregiHg oeS Moments fortae.
riiien it's mir ood), ais latte audi aui
Sbrer Scele Elm tieier, gebeimer Sdmer5 =
6orforo glanbte, cs babe nod fein @eb
nit nIebr 3ortiijblenoer Geilnnbmc 81 i'm
oufaeblidt Gr inn0 feline slntport, iein
itarter a0rpr bebte, eit SdIcer lcQte ifj
ibnI iiber Die glnQen Sief Atelu 6oIcno.
I'M iciuer 9cmcgnng giciter al bleibcn,
oriidte er Die Naio, oie nod ner IN Der
ieinen lag. mo rerlieB Slorcuce. o6nc Elm
lueiteres ssort 81 iagen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
Aus bem SnuereH WlarBIdHc'S Mno
ben angrensenOeH Gtaaten.

9Iotternin Sogerstomn.
ar s. Sampion Sones, Der @orite-
Der ser 2lbi6ciliing fir iibertrogbore
@rantbeiten oes @eiuuobeits.Iepar.
iements oes Sioates, 6eiinoet iid &C..
aeniuartia in Sogerstown Inn iid
iiber Ole @lattern Gpioemie 81 in.
lormiren. Sin ueuer Sail puroe eut-
oedi uno ons 6mIs ioiort NIT Der
Cuarantane beleet. sSn 9eeleitimg
ocs Gountp @eilinobeitsbeomteu s.
q Sdeller unterna6m Or. Sones ei.
ne Tour 0urh oen BON oen 8lottern
betroiienen Q6eil Der Staot. Ger Sc.
inuobeiisbeante SdeIler beabiidtigt,
oen 9iirgermeiiier uno 0en Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12


Epen idieH 81 5oaerll Dies oiirite
fpobl nidDt p0rtld 3l nebmen iein iporf
cr n0hoentIid ein. aSerrn Derpents
g1erie limo iiberalI perbretet. ieine gllto.
ren.Aecbte riiiien einen betrd6tliden @e.
mimi abiUerIen
0@emiB. Serr 5airioro. ober Die Sofet
}ino meiit IN Den 8ciiB oeS &erIeaers iiber.
Aeaan9en Nie Oft nannte oe Wlntter
lhcr3eno Ole @oeiie meineS Gaters erite
Niebe ie0enidllS mar cr in 8etreff Der
Musiinifung ieiner Bidder diiBerit Der.
idliucnocriih Sic miiien Ielbit IN mie
loibarein @elpon0e iie prangen Der Gc.
ipim oes nenen g9erie5 pnroe oaber tetS
Dnrd IS 6ridjcinen oe5 nadiien peridlnn.
aell
DNer5cigen Gle mriue 0ii6n6cit tSrdu.
ieir ielbil mcnn mir Scrrn Iermcuts
900 ais erDieien amcbmeu muBten. -
babe i'd iolih rerilanocn ooer iino Gle
oann ir Ger Eat gan3lib bon ,Sbrenl 9pttcr
Ayuo.o abbdnaig2"
rHcin. uein~ rici iic leb6ait .nitt ron
ibni mr. bon mir iel6it SD fiirdjtc Die
3ulmii nidt I'M gerinqiieu," nibr iie icps
fer fort ogQag onoere 6rnneu getar ll.
Ben ianu itb ebeuio gnt leiten. SIN Ger
nleid)e 81 Dem SdDncrj nm meinen @oter
ia c0cr nnocie @erhii iir mid pollia I'M
frlcutlidl
smmerbin.1 mo0te er on5uoqiien.
~nilBte man ood an Die Wlttel ino @egc
benton "
.1ant ser Site 1oftor @ircts bobe i'd
beriiir nod feine Sorge empilmoen. Sd
fam es tnunt IN gSorte iaiien. pie liebcpoll
er Iid meiucr annimnt Sd bate fcine
9oIlmadi celo aIi Der 9ant 3n er6c6en;
Uoitor Giret binterleate oober eineSnnme
nni meinen g3amen oamit i'd Die Iaiienocn
2llsgobeu beitreiten fam; ond perpilidj-
iete eT lih. bic 3obI uu9 Der ausgcI4riebes
nen 9elobming 81 leiiten @r lit ein trener
8relnIo; ID pollte, sic lernten ibn fen.
nenl"
8airioro itano ouf mo ua6m Ieine
w1iibe pom Qiide 0Das Gin5ige. mas i'd
pOElclsiis eriebne," iaete er, iib perabi6ie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
Gher he1 fcm N

0 berb "a cmn
gllS Soiegb @ooacr am Montoo obeno
ans oelu lc8tcn in DER 5toiion @oofiieIo
cinloiicnocn 3uac fiea baite ibu ielbit
Snipeftor &olt nid)t erfount. 10 pcrdnOert
fab er iii oem neuen gldn5enoen Gpibbute
mo ccn ihuor5en 9iode aus. Der. bel ei-
mem aleiocrbdnolcr aus 0peiter Saho oc-
fouit iiir irinen niogeren Sf0rper piel 81
weii ipor mo IN reibld)en 8olten an ibm
nieoerbuq. Sier3n truq cr oIatte, araue
gciutleioer, ben boben 9rngcn bon einenl
0alstIde iunidjlmacn, IN Der Sono cinsn
Ieid)ien Spnjieritod.
Die glbiidjt, Den Spureu Der eebeimnis.
bollen Grou 81 folgen, fiibrte Syoiep6 neil-
eroiugs auf ben SdalpIob ieiner leBten
S'eloeutot Gr bate iie oamolS in oerglidl.
timg oes Ssirdboies oeben ieben; es log
oennod elm gutter @runo Dor, iie in cinem
Der beioen Oberi glSfems 9eiibuna 3u.
nddlit lieaeuoen Sduier 81, bernnten g2ady
Dem Soiepb liA bis qegeu NtitternadDt IN
Der 9tabe oes @a5nBots beruqpetrieben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

~GotonSpiiIe @ouutrD,GIub," Ga-
tonspiIIe.
n@burcOaI-gIub," SOiparO. uuO
8ronflin.StraBe.
uGitp Club, Sowor6- unO Srant-
lin-5traBe.
nGit0 Club" i'm 1s. Stodipert Oes
WHuuieD @ebauOe.
nGIoper-GIub," glr, 1914, W3aOi.
ion-9lOenue.
Commonwealth. Club" glr. 18,
@elt-9iortb. .9(oemle.
~goncorO-9Iub~, Scr. 70. gaOro-
GareD-StraBe.
Democratic Club" gr. 219, g..
2ibertD- D-StroBe.
eagles Club" IlarDIano Ebea.
ter-@ebduoe.
o@IfriOge Sor Sunting Club
Gbarles -StraBen.glbenite.
n4ot & Settle Club GatonspilIe.
nSloreiton Club" Scr. 522, gsorO.
Gbarles-StroBe.
o@ermonia Club" SIR. 1902,
NorO- gborles -StroBe.
n@ermonia Eurnberein," ylr.
1916. gtoro. .@ohItrnBe.
nMorglanO Golmtrp-GIub," Hort
Sei9bts-glbenue.
nMar9Iauo Sodeb-GIub," g2r. $50
gqltitoble-@ebGu0e.
a@orplano Motor 9oot Club"
om 6nBe Der 2iebt.Strobe.
n@ngineers Club" g2r. 6, @elt-
gager-StroBe.
~@arDlonO Motor gDcIe Glnb,"
GER. S47. Salnilton &erroce.
0MarDIanO Swinlnlina Club" in
9unOolr.
vWer6unts-eIub," Oar. sO6, Oit.
@ermau-StraBe.
rBIoenig-GIub," Scr. 1905, Gu.
taW 8loce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
eOgaI.geridte ans 9ai6inatOm.
Qnraes @heaIiid.


Samncl @oiiertrna reidtc geitern
beim Giitrifts. Obereeritt elm @eiud
im Oolige S6eioung BON Marie
MaIierfruq elm. Gr flagt ouf @6e.
bruh lmo bosmiaiaes @erlaiien. 3as
Gbepaar miroe bier am A. Sanuar
ecirant. 9lehtsanipaIt Dopio @olf
pertfitt Die alage.
Qgar oes 2e6ens miioe
Ger QeiGnam oes W1annes, Der
Iebten 5amitag in einem 8immer oes
.qlnerican Souie" toot ouiaeilnoen
Dproe, lit bon Morris 2eOD BON gir.
40i. IA. Ctr, g3..O., ais sSoiepb
1reeomm "a Sabre alt, ioeutiii3irt
morOeu Gerielbe mar 9litiie bon
Weburf umo iii6rte elm 01oierialpaa.
renaeidait i'm iiio5nliden @oibing.
ton. Der 2eihenbeidauer entihieo
ouf Selbiimoro.
glm 8ein berlebt.
ssobu S. GoDlor, 35 Sabre alt,
mobnbait in glr. 1919. Gbopin.Strv
92..g9., lieet i'm emereencD.SoipitaI
nit einem i6iper uerIebten linfen
9eiu oarnieoer. er 5og iib oieie
0erletunq 5iL ais elm glinomobil nit
eiuem StroBenbabn. .@oggon an Der
z. imo 01.Str., S..g8. 3uiammen
Iiieb.
Steiner 8rono.
Ias 3niaaiee Sdiitten bon Ter.
pcntin in eiuen 3opf fodenoen @ai.
Iers DerurIa6te eeiiern ein 6euer in
g9r. 644, 4orf.Rcao. gl..@., berpobnt
bon George @rant. Ole 6euerpebr
muBte alarmirt ueroen, I'M oos
8euer al loiden.
Golliiion.
QHs Tr. s. @. Steport, 9lr. 1902,
a.5ir., g2..3.. Iid oui einem wibti.
qen 0rantenbeiude beiono, itieB iein
qIutouobil 5piiden 6. imo 5.StraBe,
81. .gs., nit einem 6rodtauto Der @e.
briioer 9loIe, gtr. 21i0, @eoraia.
QlDc., 91..g9., 5uiommen. Seine Wla.
Idline fam ms @leiten uno rannte
NIT Dem 6ra6taito 5niammen, ood
miroe iein @eiGbrt MIR geriugiiigig
beIddoiet. er ielbit euttam unper'
iebrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

in ole Wlongel ser 9lntietom 9opier-
iabrif in SecuritD geriet6. Gas &ino
ipielte nabe Der Wlongel. an melfer
i6r gater beid1itiot mor imO pur0e
BON i6m Dor ser @eia6r geiparnt.
Sp1ter borte Der 9oter S6reic, ole
oos @erotter Ser W}aibine ii6erton.
ten unO iab, ipie ieine Eodter BON
Sen Dleiiern in Stiide eeriiien pur.
oe. Sbr Infer 9lrm tuitroe bon ben
Maugel-MeIiern bis 3iir Sbulter in
oie @loihine ae5errt godoem ser
a0rper beireit woroen mar, bing i6r
glrm MIR nod an einem 8e6en. SIR
llnterlei6 por onfgeriiien mo Die
reAte Seite, iomie Die @eine woren
idperocrltiimuelt. Sie bat 5e6n Sc
idpiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

9lo6 cincr Goniercn5 5ipiidcn
Mo6It6Gtigfeits GommiiiGr Sings.
burD uno Or. Cabin i. Barber bonn
Stabe oes Sings GountD Soipitols,
iouie peridieoenen befonnten 9roof-
lDner 9lerjten, iuuroe befalnt gege.
ben, oaB Der 9ebonollng ser er.
tranfteu ainoer iebt 6eionOere 9luf.
merfianfeit gejollt perOen piir0e.
Eennad iollen oie ainoer elmer
Wloiiogebe6anoling nit g(npenoung
bon Gleftri3itGt interiporfen neroen.
9ei elmer iofortigen 9lnipenOung sic.
fer Netbooe lit Die Nl0gIi6feit Dor-
5anoen, oie &inoer OoH nod oopr
5u beiua6reu, OaB iie auf Se6enS5eit
Derfriippelt blei6en.
Gie 9}otional 9lmericon Outrage
gliiociotion bat iid crboten, in Dem
aonpie eegeu sic @pioemie i6re
Ginite 5ur @eriiigung 81 iteQen.
Gie etriebs.Gonlmiiiion bat eben.
iolls S1ritte ciugeleitet, nm 6ei Sen
9miar6eitcn ole aroBte 9Reinli6feit
81 6eo6adten.9 .9eionoers ioll BERLIN.
bert ueroen 0oB @crionen, oie an
StroBen pobnen no 9lusgro6ungen
Dor iid geben BORT 9lbfdHe o6logern
o0cr in irgen0 elmer MeiIe QeQen sic
Sonitdts Goribrifften berltoBen.
Gle DEenniDloonia Giien6o6n" Fat
bereits odmit beeonnen, allie bon ln6
nad gleiu Yorf nerfe6rcnOen @oIio.
gieriuaggons oeSinii5iren 8u loiicn.
Cine S9lieBilne idnntli6er @on-
oelbilocrt6eoter ipurOe BON 9eiitern
iolder Sduier angereet, Die in sc.
genoeu lieger, ipo oie gr0Bten Granf.
6eits6eroe iib 6eiinOeu. sSbrem @riu-
den puroe inoeiien niht Itattgcge.
ben, oo Gomniiidr @merion nir no6
Den ieipeiligen llmliduoen borge9en
mill.
Die &rantb cit i'm g ute.
gtIbouh If. Suli. Synl
Stoate glep.Norf per0en iebt ouBer-
bol6 Der StaOt 9tep.Oorf 76 Sale
BON ainOerId6mune oe5d6It, gemdB
Der correften offi5ielleu elite oes
Stoats @eiunObeitsamtes. 8pei
neie 5dae pur0en mG6reno oes @or-
mittags aemeIoet.
Gle 9ronfbeit in onoeren
Staoten.
altoona, &a., If. Suli.- Sier
lino 3fpei neue SGGe bon ainOerlG6.
mune 5ur 9lnmelOung geIangt 1ie
@rfranften iin0 5wei 9riioer, peldc
inn Sitter bon bier, 6e8u. 5mei Sa6ren
iie6en.
g8orren 3d. II. SuIi. ~ Gin
Sal bon &inoerlG6mimg pnroe bier
ieiiaeItelt. 9lieoroIe @qBna6meu
geaen MISUNDERSTANDING iinO aetroi.
len iUor0en
GoGeoo, g., #. SuIi. y 9as
piertes 0pfer bon ainoerl66mtng
lit bier ser 8peiid6riae Sobn eincS
9lr6eiters erfranft. geioe S6enfel
ino belpeolInasunfdbia. 8e6n ans
g1elps9ort eineetroifeue ainOer tpir'
oen beim Gintreffen ouf ser Union
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

Station imtcrinbt mo 5luei Oooou
iiolirt.
@eIGebiIle, SQ, #. Suli.
Sier iinO 8pei Babies an &inoerlG6.
mng erfronft.
SeattIe, @oi6y II. Suli. ~
Gin milOer Sal bon ainoerl66n1ung
lit bis6er sur aeuntuiB Der 9e56rOeu
oeS Staates @oi6iugtou ge6ra1t
iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

rat6 3u criuHen. cine Spc5iaIiiBung
ab5ubolteu, I'M 5u berat6en, melde
Sdritte imternommen peroeu fonn.
ten Inn sic @pioemie 81 betGnpieu.
s apt g9 N. gurgeB BON 6 q It +.
port.
Ger 73 Sabre alte Gapitan @m.
9urgeB BON Gaitport bel 9lnnapoIis
idieo nad elmer langmierigeu &rauf.
belt i'm Seim ieines So6nes, 6oun.
tain gurgeB. Gapitdn 9urgeB mar
g9ittper uno binterldBt ouBer iei.
nem So6ne cine 8odter, 6rau 9lra.
bella Smit6, @emablin oes StoOt.
ratbs Charles g9. Smit6. Gapitdn
guraeB mar Elm Seemann. Sin eli.
genartiger 8uiall ercignete iid in iei.
mem 2eben m1breuo oes 9iirgerfrie.
aes. er beo6a6tete oen glngrifi Oes
6. Maiiaduietts 9eginents nit ei.
mem gefannten pelder getoOtet
puroe, md6reno er ielber o6ne Ser
lebung oooonfam. Gopitdn 9rrgeB
mar Gommon0ont Derihieoener
6ra6tOompie iiir cine 9lei6e bon
SSnbreH.
Gin befannter 5ormer ge.
itorben.
glemns q. GarbO, elm 6armer in
W1ontgomerp Gounib, no6e 9oDO's,
lit geltorben Gr erreihte Elm 9Ilter
bon SO sSabreu lno bat iein gan5es
2e6en in oieiem County oer6raht gr
mar Elm eifrieer llnteritiiber oes Se.
motors Blair See uno mar iel6it 3pei
Nlal GountD Gouniiidr. Sir orei
Eermine mar er 9iidter oeS g9aiien-
gerihts. Sein letter &ernin als
Gberridter lpdre i'm September ab.
eelaufen. Gr mar 3pei Wlol oer6ei.
ratbet. Seine erite 6rau mar Die
Godter oes peritor6eneu Gopitdns
George Gbiswell BON 9oolespille
Iieier @be entiproiien iiinf 9inoer,
6rau GmilD 9ropn uno so6n uno
George gnr6D, sSrau Gbnrles @ro.
iius in Sreoerid.GountD unO 9emus
QorbD, jun, in Baltimore Seine
5tueite 5rau tpor elm 6rduleiu CLARA
5oipler bon Rodbille. Gle binter.
bIeibt NIT orei @inOeru, 2eroD, 2ou-
renee uno gllice 0arbD.
Mfiiiion6re fir Sopau
@. @. Soqnes, ser Sobn bon Ga
mel g. Saqnes in Saeerstopn, lit
uad 3ofio, Sopon obgereiIt. nm oa-
ielbIt ais Dliiiiondr fir Sic Sepentb
Can gl0pentiit.airde t61tia 8u iein.
gr miro in Ohio nit ieiner @emob-
lin 5uiommentrefien, pelbe ooielbit
ouf @eiub bel 9eriuanoten peilt. glm
/. glugnit iperoen iie nit fiinf5ebn
anoeren Gbepaaren gler3ten, &ron.
tenpilegerinnen ino Se6rern mel.
DIE i'm iernen Often IiH bet6dtigen
wollen, bon Gan 5rancisco a6iab.
ren
" II 9 Berlebungen ge Itor6en.
@race Goutner, oie feds Sabre
alte Eodter BON gilbert Goiltner, Iieet
i'm @oi6ingtou Golntp 8ranfen.
baie in Sagerstopn iter6eno 0arnie.
Der. sic ipuroe idmer perlest, ais iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
Die .ea6nlnnd.


Cine 9roBe 8uno6me in neucn Gr-
fronfiingen uno EoOesidllcn. -
Qreitdeiges fat5oIii6es 8eit a6-
geIagt. Ole &ranf6eit i'm
Staote 9Sew.gorf uno anoeren
Staaten.
g8ep gorf, If. Synli. - @G6-
reno Der Icbten "a Stunoen murOen
bier 1915 neue Sale uuo 80 Sooes-
idae 6eri6tet. Gs 1T Dies cine 3u-
na6me bon 100 @ro5ent in Der 3abl
bon SooeSidaen an &inoerld6mun5
in Oen NIT 10 ll6r 8orm. enoenoen
"a Shnoen. SIN @on5en 5d6len
oie grfraniingen 1878 uno ole 80.
OesidQe 27O felt Dem glusbru9 Der
Seude.
0os groBe oreitdgige Set llnierer
6rau bon Wiount Carmel, Oos bon
Sen SStalieneru bonn 6reitag an &c.
eiert neroen iollte, lit bonn gildof
uno ben Itdotii6en geboroen abee.
Iagt moroen. 0ic Gon5entrotion bon
6anoerten BON 2euten in oen am
eneIten bewo6nten G6eilen Der Staot
miIrOe cine groBe @eio6r 6eOeiten
mie Ger Gomniiidr @merion erfldrt.
DieIer 9eamte bat nuBer0em Die
5hlieBung aller 9inoer.Seie5inmer
in Scr gnn3en Sta0t angeoronet.
Damit glou6t man oie @ldbe ge.
Ibloiien 81 ba6en an oenen ole @e-
ia6r ser 2lnltedung am groBten lit.
Gie nSome Geienie Seague," pie
Iid Die giirgerpoli5ei nennt, Bat be-
reits quite Qienite geleiitct, inoem iie
lle6ertretlmgeu ser Sanitdtsgeiebe
3ur aenntniB ser 9e6oroen 6ringt,
oic oonu rnDer5igli6 gl6biilie i6ofit.
g9eoer oos 3ur 9eriiiguuo geitellte
Soipitol ouf ellis SSlonO, nod Oos
8ot6e areu3 iOlleu BON Den Itaoti-
i6en 9e6oroen noroer6onO in gln.
ipru6 oenommen merOeu.
Gie Gltern erfranfter 9inOer iiho
in3piiden aud iopeit auigefldrt, ooB
iie ieoeu Sail obne Diel 3eitOerluIt
meloen pos beereifli6erpeiie oie
8er6iittng ser 9lniteduna beoeuteno
erIei6tert, iaete Gommiiidr @mer.
ion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-03
e the billion dollar demand.

This huge demand for lumber will. / believe be
largely for general purpose lumber temporary
struction and rebuilding wood paving blocks rough
construction tinbers of all kinds railway ties,
lumber, etc.. DIR. Pratt. There viii
continued and increased demand for the finer grades
Of American lumber, particularly hardwoods for )
doubtedly the stocks of lumber in Europe been
exhausted, as have the stocks of many other lines
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-03
THE RouMANIAN FIAsco.

Military critics are in doubt whether to
admire the Germans more or the All1eS lesS
for the pending collapse Of Roumanla.
II was but a few months ago that Rou-
mania's entrance into the war was hailed as
a thing of great import; now It's armies
have been routed, Falkenhayn and Mack
ensen have effected juncture, and the cap
ital is about to fall into their capable hands.
Russia alone. can help Roumania, and Rus
sia is standing first on one foot and then on
the other, on the sidelines, and smllln9
amiably in the general direction of Do
brudja and adjacent parts.
History will probably dispute as to which
was the greater blunder-the campaign IN
Gallipoli, or the lack of a campaign IN Ru-
mania. All through the Balkans the Allies
have indeed played sorry part; and King
Carol has found out too late what it means
to hold the bag, while King Constantine,
like the Sheriff Of Nottingham, can point
with pride to his eagle eye and massive
brain and say that his was the right bunch
after alto lay off and lie low.
AS is to be expected, the Roumanian
drive will hearten the Germans immensely.
They will forget the Somme and talk about
Bucharest They will ignore Verdun and
count tribute money The Roumanianscon-
Guest is however, like the Serbian expedi-
ton, merely triumph over inadequately
prepared enemies It does not weaken the
Niles, it does not strengthen the Germans
Il decided nothing. Only by Germany's
defeat can the war be ended, and with more
men, guns, and supplies, it is only a ques-
ton of mathematics that the Allies will &C
complish this defeat-even the laundering
Allies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-03
State Press Comment
Community Loyalty

Community Loyalty
Have you ever stopped to consider
the fact that loyalty to community
interests is the highest type of pa
triotfsm? Show us the man who is
loyal and true to every interest of
his own community and we will show
you in that same individual a man in
whom his country can repose absolute
confidence in any emergency that
calls for his allegiance.
On the other hand, the man who is
careless and unconcerned for the in
terests of his community is more apt
to display the same spirit of indiffer-
ence toward his government or his
state should any Serious danger
threaten either.
One of the most commendable traits
of the old Scotch highlanders was
their loyalty to their own clan. Good
or bad, right or wrong, the clan had
their first allegiance. The life and
service of each members were always
cheerfully placed at the disposal OF
the clan.
Let us develop community loyalty
to the full-the highest possible form
Of patriotism.-Chipley Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-03
THE SCRATCH PAD
TOUCHING DIVORCE.
By THOMAS EWING DABNE4

A New York clergyman has dis
covered that England has only 844
divorces a year (the figures are for
1909, while the United States has
1900, and thinks something ought to
be done about it. That something, he
says, is Jail the blameworthy party.
Now there is of course consider
able difference in the population,
but this doesn't explain why divorces
in this country are increasing like the
League to Enforce Peace, and are al
most as numerous as the /. w. w.
Maybe something had better be
done. But why jail only the guilty
party? Is there nothing in environ
ment2 Blameworthy or not, he or
she wouldn't be getting a divorce if
he or she wasn't married; on the
same principle that the Chinese pay
the doctor only while they are well,
isn't the fundamentally party blame
worthy for the blameworthy party s
blameworthiness "a solemn thought
AT any rate, put them both in Jail
in the same cell-poetic justice IN
that. A great deal better than put
ting them in the newspapersl Break
ing wedlock should entail some suf-
fering, like breaking a leg-no mat
ter whether it is your fault or not,
Then you would be more careful
Suppose people had no nerves. They
would be continually sitting on red
hot stoves and leaning against buzz
saws and getting ground up in ma
chinery-and running their clothes.
Replenishing the wardrobe would
be a constant drain. Families would
go hungry while the sons of mer
wasted their substance in sartoria
| debauch.
So, too, divorce is due to careless
ness of another sort, and there
should be some penalty connected
with it to warn people to watch theil
wedding step, and save the habituallN
unfortunate from sitting on thu
wrong end of the limb too often while
they SAVE the branch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-03
DIRECT MARKETING.

New Orleans. 2S-officers of the local
today they were planning
to prices food augTnentng the sur
of curb markets, where oulteF,
= poultry and vegetables bought dlrect IRON
farmers to Orleans housekeepers. In the
local markets today butter was quoted at 81
pound, cents and turkeys 80 10 90
cents The curb markets quoted prices cents unoer
the retailers
curb rnarket New Orleans housekeepers
in market days on butter eggs ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The "curb market which has saved
New Orleans housekeepers twelve thou-
sand dollars in two months is simply the
farmers selling direct to the consumer.
New York is planning a terminal market,
which is the same thing as the. New Or
leans curb market, only bigger, better or
gained and with municipal recognition.
Eliminating the middleman not only en-
ables people to buy cheaper, it also gives
more money to the farmer.
An open market in which producer and
consumer could meet directly would help
solve the problem which Pensacola, with
the rest of the country, is now facing.