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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
Domestic Science Course
5. Setting the Table.

tablecloths can be hemmed for nap
kins. Paper napkins are often used
to save washing.
In the center of the table there
should be some decoration, a vase or
bowl of flowers or leaves, growing
plant in a pot, or dish of fruit,
washed and polished.
Everything on the table should be
arranged in an orderly way.
Dishes which are to contain hot
food should be heated by pouring
hot water over them or putting them
in the oven.
Each persons place at the table is
called a cover and is set as follows:
Each article one inch from the edge
of the table.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
Inactivity Causes Constipation

Lack of exercise in the winter is
a frequent cause of constipation. You
feel heavy, dull and listless, your
complexion is sallow and pimply, and
energy at low ebb. Clean up this con-
dition at once with DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, a mild laxative that re-
lieves the congested intestines with
out gripping. A dose before retiring
Will assure you a full and easy move
ment in the morning. 25c at your
Druggist.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
BUILDING OF PENSACOLA.

4 4
is also Americas youngest city.
When you reflect that tke,e are men alive
today who have caught alligators where our
skyscrapers now stand, and used to hunt
where the court house now is when you re-
member that so younga man as J. G. Wat
son, with two boyhood companions, found
it an all dav Job to chop his way through
the region now bounded by Spring and De
Villier streets; when you recall that there
are few buildings in existence today that
were here thirty years ago; when you think
of the paving, the drainage, the public util-
tiles Development and the marvellous
changes in our political, industrial, and
commercial 1ife-you realize that the only
relation the Pensacola of Today has to Pen
saco1a of Yesterday is that of location.
A photograph of the Palafox' business
section shows eight wagons, seven men,
and barrel, bounded by some frame build
ings and two brick ones; the street covered
by conglomerate of ballast; an occasional
oil lamp.
Four other photographs, taken from the
eminence where the old water tower used
to stand-now occupied by the laboratory,
show the entire town. One view, looking
i
north of where the Y. M. G. A. now is.
Where Lee Square is, there was an insight
" place in the landscape. The walls of old
Fort San Miguel are prominent, but there
is no hint of the Heron place, or any other
house in that beautiful section.
Looking east. there is a dreary expanse
interrupted by small tenement home, TIN
til the eye reaches the home of the Brosna-
hams. The pumping station of the water
works IS seen in process of erection.
Looking. southeast, there is practically
nothing this side of the L. & N. passenger
depot at Wright and Tarragona, and ever
this has given way to the development Of
West Florida's metropolis, requiring great
er accommodations.
Looking west, there is dense forest anc
the famous Butcher Pen Pond, where are
now some of the most beautiful and lux
uriously furnished homes in the city.
This, mind, is Pensacola in 1886!
Five million dollars invested through the
local Homestead Associations represent bu
small part of the building that has beer
done since then; building that would have
been impossible had not Pensacola pos
sessed the capacity of growth. Instead O
the small sailing vessels, great liners ar,
required to carry our exports-a commerce
that has multiplied by eight. Pensacola
greatest growth has been within the pas
fifteen years, which synchronizes with tn,
growth of the entire south which has reg
istered two hundred per cent development
in manufacturing industries
This synchronizes, too, with the period
of agricultural diversification, when Pensa
cola, began to look more to the bacl
country than the sea. Manufacturing in
terests are springing up; labor is at prem
ium; property is increasing in value: build
ing is booming. Astonishing as has beer
Pensacola's development of the past few
decades, it will be as nothing comparec
with the growth of the nextfew years.
90 T7TrSrr M xxYAr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
By PROF. MARY. E. SWEENEY,
Dean of State University of Kentucky

The dinner table should be scrupu-
lousIy clean and attractive. 1t can
be covered with a white cotton or
linen tablecloth. If a tablecloth is
used, a piece of canton flannel or a
cotton blanket, which is used for moth
ing else, should be laid on the table
first to protect it from hot dishes. to
save wear on the tablecloth, and to
prevent noise.
The tablecloth and napkins should
be changed as soon as they are soil
ed. Folding and putting away the
tablecloth between meals keeps it
clean longer. Squares from worn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
Growing Fast

According to government statis-
tics Florida is increasing in popu-
lation faster than is any other state
in the union. People are coming to
the "Land of Gardens" from all sec
tons of the United States and their
development of Florida land will
mean great increase in the wealth
of the state. Some day, and that be-
fore long, the people of Florida will
not be importing canned vegetables
from northern states when they can
have fresh vegetables the year
around.-Miami Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
Constipation

is permanently corrected by the cele-
brated Shivar Mineral Water Positively
guaranteed by money-back offer. Tastes
fine; costs trihe. Delivered anywhere BY
our Pensacola Distributors. Ballroom Drug
Co Phone theas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28

What do you remember atsput Pensa-
cola in the old days? Send your contribu-
ton to The Journals Renaissance"
column
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28

Washington, D. c., Jan. 27.-Lat-
est estimates of the losses during the
war in Europe show 22,50o,00O men
killed, wounded or taken prisoners on
both sides. That is population
nearly one-fourth that of The United
States and one-half that of France.
The central powers are said to have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
SHIP CANAL THROUGH FLORIDA

Governor Cats, according to the Florida
Metropolis, has expressed himself in favor
of the deep ship canal through the heart of
Florida. It's construction, according to the
Manufacturers Record, would involve
something like $10,O00,O0O; and shortening
the ship route from the Atlantic to the Gulf
by a thousand miles, its commercial and
military Importance needs no comment.
As described by P. A Vans Agnew, who
started the movement, fhe proposal con-
templates connecting the St. Johns river
with the upper lakes of the Kissimmee
river, down the Kissimmee river to Lake
Okeechobee, and then across the state in
both directions, one east to the Indian river,
possibly utilizing one of the Florida state
drainage canals, and the other west to the
Gulf of Mexico, down the .Caloosahatchee
river. The possibility of including the Ock-
lawaha river is also being discussed"
Says the Florida Metropolis:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
Go To Sunday School Day.

February 18th has been proclaimed
go to Sunday School Day" in. Flor
ida. This will be golden oppor-
tunith for thousands of people to
put into effect the good resolutions
they have been making for possibly
years, of starting to Sunday school.
You can go on that date without fear
of being embarrassed because you
are the only stranger. in the class
there will be lots of others, and then
you know you will not be stranger
many minutes after you arrive, as
Sunday school people are among the
worlds finest people and are sure
to extend you cordial welcome and
will make you feel at home almost
before you are aware of it. Make
your plans now to go to Sunday
school February 18th. You will be
there if you want to be in the ma
jority.-Milton Gazette.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
ODD, ISN'T 1T?

Chicago school children found
more than five dozen minnows in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28

snow. The only explanation that
presented itself is that they rained
from the clouds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28

Mr.. Vans Agnew, however, believes fed
eral aid would be Forthcoming, not only be-
cause of the strategic value of the canal but
also because the government is generally
willing to help those communities that help
themselves. Thus when Jacksonville taxed
itself to start harbor Improvement, the war
department Immediately offered substantial
aid
If other Atlantic and Gulf states would
not assume share of the building cost, it is
proposed to ask the legislature to pass a bill
creating a navigation district, consisting of
about one-third of the state of Florida, for
the purpose of carrying the work forward.
As Mr.. Vans Agnew says, "the only practi-
cal difference between navigation district
and a road district is the building of water
roads instead of land roads"
So much interest in the undertaking is re-
ported, that those who believe in the neces-
sity of the canal expect that work will be
begun during Governor Cats administra-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28

Miami's Ambition
1t won't be long now to the happy
days when Miami people will be able
to kick about the crowded condition
of the street cars.-Miami Herald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28
State Press Comment
Dewey Islands,

Dewey Islands
Congress has been asked to name
the recently acquired Danish West
Indies the dewey Islands," in honor
of Admiral Dewey. Second the mo-
tion.-Tampa Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-01-28

1t has been suggested and 1t is believed possible,
that canal could built without federal appropri
alton, with minimum governmental aid. The
plan, tentatively advanced canal district
to be formed each of the states the Atlantic
Gulf coasts which would benefited including
ida, paying their proportonate portion the cost,
based on calculation of benefits to be derived This
would afford all shipping OF communication
between the Atlantic and Gulf a saving OF prac-
ucany thousand miles. putting ports o. the AT
antic that much closer the Panama canal and Cbvi-
atng the necessity of ships facing dangers that
always attend the rounding of the Florida peninsula
That such plan would be acceptable to all the
of the Atlantic Gulf
There would be a
volved under taxation, along such a plan that the
mifage in each individual would be negligible
but the total sufficient through
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-18

ben M1ild1dn0Iern uno 9airtes III
Elm STREET ou8ge6rodet. Sic critic.
rem berlongeu jeBt $500 per buu-
Oert 8futl0. Ddbreno Die leBterer
i6uen $3.50 3d4len moQelt, mas 10
4ro5ent itber Den ~bi8berige11 8tei$
up5ma1t.
George q. SiPPcc bon Der @ippee-
Suelling, g}imt,, gum Gifi3ter ans.
ge6il0et miro, Iiegt in einem 6oipi-
tai in minneapolis ON Sen Ser
leBungeu oarnicOer, mel6e er ont
5onntug bel eineu gutolmfa1 oa-
bontrlg.
90 @ioen ul0 Is 5mectmon,
5rDei iugenolide 2ie6e, Bic ans Den
alciocrlfrGllfen i'm 3. 0}. s. u.
@e6alt6e $11 mo cine gol0ene llbr
qeItoblen 6attea iillO BON Der $50.
li5ei feitgenonuuen DorOen. Sn ib-
rem 8eitB mltr0Gl bel Der &erbai
tltng nod $50 o%orQeilnoen.
Scr 75idbrige ". $. Grlut, felt
60 Sa6rcn IN 9e5 @}oines onidiiig,
itilr8te Dor 3ebn &agel BON einenl
06it6oltm un0 berlette ii6 10 idmer,
0aB er ON Som8tag Den @eiit altf
CAB. Gr biiterIdbt ieinue g8ittpe
1tto einen Sobn.
2ie bieiigeu 6o6rifnnten Baben an
Ben &ou9reB et1e Giugnbe gcrid)tet,
in mel6er DerIangt miro, bob Die
8utente BON 8%epo9nern bon NIT 0en
Ser. Staaten III arieg ~Iiegen0en
20n0ern uagilltig ertldrt mer0en.
Sn Der @ingobe beiBt Is, ooB BET Der
8eobudtung Oerartigcr 8atentredte,
bie(e artitel. Die i'm 2an0e beilotigt
merOen, niht erbGItlid ltno. On Die
ielben in 2duoertl, Die nit @merifa
I'M &rieg iin0, bergeitellt meroen.
Sine MISUNDERSTANDING Der so.
tente niiroe Die Seritellung iolder
4rtitel bier6utaltOe geltotten.
0as g3es Moincs Capitol fam
nun einmnoL nidt Die 8abrbeit itrei-
ben, Dos 3esea alD SRgen lit lelaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-18

~gelegen6eit mrroe Dem &orporations.
nnpalt &apers itbernielen.
9ie Organization elmer Irtiaerie.
trainfompag1ie, beitebenO aus is
0ffi3ieren ur0 684 @emeinen fir
Die g}otionalgor0e BON Soma nuroe
mad grmdHtigung bonn &riegsonlt
III @oi9ington bon @olb. IS. 8.
6aroiug berfiigt. 6re0 @. 9olltein
ans burlington muroe alS Sberlt.
leltttant gum 8efe5lsbo6er Ser Som.
pognie beltimmt. uno Die ii6rigen
0ffi5iere mer0en ilmerbalb Ser n1dl-
item AS Stltn0en errunnt meroen, ga
bic &ompagnie am Sonntag beint
Gintritt Der @ar0e in ben 8itn0ess
Oienit boq8d6Itg iein ioa. @oub.
Snr0ing erIieB an ale Hefrlitie-
rlng8itationen Der @orOe i'm Stoate
einen 9lufruf fiir Gefrltten, beion.
Oers fir &ehuiter uno &rofttpaqen.
fiibrer. Die gltsriiltung beItebt aus
424 2oIttpoger, II &eparturuoaen,
as aroftraoern 1u1O 20 g1ltomobi.
len.
Qie Gurner-0 omen bieIten Iebten
GonnerSt1g I'M Union @arf iBr Sob.
respidnid ab, oos b0dit gentiltlid
berlief. @egen 2tbeno IteQten Iid
Die Serren Der Sd0pfltng elm.
6ralt Sons Sung, melde mehrere
8o6en auf ibrer 5arm in Glib.
0atota bermeiIte, lit tpie6er oabein.
9ie nelten gtegerioloaten in Sort
9es @}oites erbieIten at i6rem err
fen 2obnuugstage BON 1tncIe Gnm
ungefd6r 100000 lit GoIo. 5ie
2eute befouen Sdedg ouf cine gonf
in 9es Mtoines, ober Oieie ididt oos
Solo 8ur 8equemlidteit ser farbi.
gen Observation-Disclosures ms 9aqer.
4uBer oem MonotsIoI0 erbie[fen Sic
2ette nod einen Seil ibrer Reiie.
foiten BON ibrer Seimot nodl benz
Sort. Die 2eltte boben einen arc
Sen EGl ibrer 2obnungen an lire
Aaae4Oriaen Oabeim ueiaidt.
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&e0nfteltren ihon 5ltr 3ipeiten Gatltr
%getpor0en. go meiit elm 2eitortifel
auf Die acknowledgement 0eS Gertei-
0igttng8rote8 bon 9fe6roSfa gegen
Oeridieoene 6or0erltngen c9t.7.o,
beri6ieoene 4rofeiioren un0 tltberi.
i4e @eiitlihe bin, in 0enen Iie ser
lnlo9olttdt o%ngcflagt ner0ert. 9as
rGnpitol@ bat natitrIi1 nidt5 on0e-
res al tpn, nl8 0ie @nfIogen ieincr-
let's elm meni9 at foliden un0 SIT
i6reiben 0oB oieieIbeu gegen oie
00euti6en IutberiiAen" @oitoren &C.
ridtet ieictt, mQbreno 0o5 8ort
oelttid in Der Antlage ~ii6er1oupt
uidt genonnt miro. SIN @e9enteil,
oen eriten 5ntptonloB CAB Elm Sins
iprlth beg @eiltIi6en Der 9roBtcn
englii1sllttberiihen @emeinoe in
Omaha. gdtr Elm 8ort 3ltoiel, ober
e8 geniigt, Inn SIT beken, mas Der
oben gendnnte 8iIh nun einuloI fir
ieine patriotiide 4fliht 8u balteu
i6eint.
Scr Staot SofUa nit einen @utos
mobi[ fir ieoe II @inpobner, lit in
ser 8o6l Der arafttpagen I'M Ser
baltnis sur 9ab0Iferung alien 5tnu-
ten Der Union boralt. SSn ben gor-
5en Ser. staQter gibt es fir ie0e
20 Gimmo9ner Elm 41ttomobiL. NQd
Soma fontnlen California, g2e6ro8tn
mo Sio=9 ufota. 4rfanios nit Ell
nem 4utomobiI fir ieoe lie Ite6t
am Gn0e Der 2tIte.
&eil 8urgermeiiter Mae8icor lem
OoIes @ebalt be5ogen, mabren0 er
in lltaB o~ll8gebil0et purDe uro aud
iein Gffi8iersgeboIt be5og, bobett
Orei IN It0otiide 9ienite Itebe10e
3eidner atgeiragt, Oh iie nift oa6
hire @ebalter meter be5ieben mir
ben, menn iie ariegsoienlt tim mill
len. Sto0tboter 8airtpentber beoit.
tragte, boB ibnen Die 9ifferen5 5tpi-
iden ibrem jetigeit @ebolt uilo Der
SObgaag 6epiaiat peroe. Sic 4n.
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iSraher nift m6n[if.

Nie griinbIid 0ie umpdl8ungen
limb, bic Der arieg in England 6ers
Dorruft, miro bur4 ni6ts tlarer bes
t~pieien, aIs our8 ben umitanb, 0aB
Iognr Die rationale britif9e qriiberie
Hidt me9r ibre gauge alte 4qmaGt
8u 6ebollpten imItanoe lit. @egens
tdn0e, oeren 8efpre9ung =fri6er
our4ous in Q6t un6 8ann getan
mar, perOen nun in Parliament unO
Prefe 0ffentlt4 sr0rtert, neil infolge
oes Rrie8es ii6 gentle 9efa9ren fir
ole 9oltsgeTunobeit unb bic 8oltss
3utunft in gHglanD iiberdus bringenb
5~eitoltet BADEN. 81 bat IS geIhe6en
t0nnen, odB i'm 0ienIte zines 6el6s
lu9es 3ugunften Der 8oIt8auftIdrung
9risuI' sS9iffbrii4ige" CUR Quffibs
rung ge6radt nurben, un0 nun 1T
oteier meoi3tnti4en 8orIeIunQ in
DialpgF0rm au4 bic erfe 0ffentIi9e
Qpfijbrun8 BON Sbiens n@eipeniter"
gefolgt.
Dies Slid tonutc bi86er nur in
Observation-Disclosures gege6en per6en
anO lit in oieiem Robmen BON .eSns
dependent 36eotre" in ben Sabreu
1891 unO 1903 3tpeimat geipielt pors
ben. Settoem mar un0 blieb es oes
6annt, big oie eugIiI9e 3enfur i'm
Sabre 1914 enbli9 bic i6er bas
Stiid oerhdn9te q9t auf3u6ebeu fir
gut fanO. Dap es nun auf elmer Of
fentli6en eneltIden 8ibne er14einen
bart beroantt es nur benz ltmitaube,
OdB es ais ~Io3iale gr5iebungss uno
abI6redungsprs0igt angeleben fpir6;
rein tiintlerifd genommen liegt alfo
i'm @run0e Elm MtBbrau8 bes @ers
tes SbIens Dor. 8let9oiel, ole 2ons
Oonsr bdben nun enbli9 bas linen
bisber borentbaltene Drama feben
biirfsn, unb IS bat, tpie Elm 8eri6t
befdgt, einen tieFen gtnbrud duF lie
gemadt. Die 9itelrole gab Bail
Sbonsp, bic 6rnu QlOtng fpieIte NiB
9arrag1, Die Fe ols iteifs5uriidhals
tenOe englii6e Mutter gab, un6 i'm
gonsen rsdt binn pirtte. Die bette
26Tung mar no6l bic BON 6errn
Gbarles Grobes aIs 3iI6ler Gnga
bic mertniirbioi te, Der paIt0r
bee 6errn 8orte 96omas.
0as mar nGmIid elm edit sngfiI6er
ReOersnO, Der fid 5rnH QIOing ges
genii6er bur9ous Oes 3anseltons be-
6iente un6 nab 6er3snstrdften oons
nerte unb trampelte.
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Spnrlos D~erldnunnScn.

9nperi0r, gtc5, Is. Sui. = Der
6ei <8tin pobnen6e 6araer 8Qrrp
&auffmon fltbr ont SomStog in Ell.
tlen 2tuto bon g}elior bierber uno lit
ieitOem ipurlos beridmunoen. Seine
junge 6ralt bciiirhtet, ouB er oa5
0pier bon Gerbrehern lDel6e 0allu
III Dem Auto gefloben iino, gelDoroen
lit, @eitern tamen gta66arn uno
6reun0e Oes geri4munoenen in 90
2(lttomo6ilen bier on rnO ourhiu6
ten ben RepubIicon 6l,B no6 Dem
&eridmunoeaen, ie0oh oerge6lt6.
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gSpdl al inenin strnfe.

2Seil er ieinc 8rau uno ain6er
tdglid gepriigeIt, ltno oie Gritere,
obglcid er SIS n6hcntlid ber0iente,
ge3muu9cn botte, fir Den 2ebens.
unterbolt Der 5omiIie 3tt Iorge1,
berrrteilte @oli5eiridtcr 9}o00cr
I'M Goli3ei0eridt Der Siioieite 0en
gtahtipddter 9to0of 3lt elmer 0rqi.
monatIiden @eiduguiSitrQfe.
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ucuieketten ats Jowa.
gl1ls 9es gRnines.

SER Gmil 1dnGbeI, 407 6. 4ue..
ia. iett bic gertrctuns Der Gmaba
Sri6ane. @ir bitten Die Qeier, BEN.
iel6sn @eui9feiteH ans 9ir6en., Ser,
rims. nnO 5amiiieHtreifen 5ufOmmer
III IaIeu, tueldIe SerieIbe sur Der.
offentlidnng in Der Sribiine iber.
mitteIn mirO. aud nimmt SER
SdnabeI Sn6ifriptiuns @elSer in
empfans.
@0angeIiide GreiiaItigfeitsfirhe
5. SGbIer, 9oitor. - Somtagsi6u.
lie 10 llbr bormitta9S, Oentider Got
tes0ienit IL llbr bormittogs, Syll-
eenOberiontmluug ~ 'llbr obenos.
uuO engliiher @%ottesoienIt s ltbr
abenOs.
2piiaeu ben Enlightenment nu0
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Han5ler 1ltid6aelis berdt
NIT pa%rteifiibrernt

9GnIter0um, IL. Suli. Ster Elm.
g%etroifee 9glincr 2cpeiden beia-
gen, 0aB Reid5fai3Ier 9fihaeli8,
6eI0maridoQ @in6en6urg, General
Su0en0orif uno auoere b~erpotrogen.
De Seerfil6rer nit 8arteifa6rern
oeS 9feidstQ9es cine ldngere. o6er
unfrr6tbore aonferen8 gebnbt ia.
ben. @etDiiie 6iibrer 0c8 gteid8ta0s
loIicn iid bon ibrem 4lan, nGrie0c
olne Q]nnerion", ntht ~obbriugen.
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Seine aouitription fir Sumiltun
Gpnntn.

&incolL 0eb., is. Sill. 8oit-
berncltr gte0iQe go6 geitern bafonnt,
oaB 6anilt0n GountQ oas ein3igl
@ountg I'M Staate lit, ouf meldes
0us aonitripti0nsgeiGt feine 4npen.
Dung fin0et, uno 0as feine 5oIootclr
8t ltellen bat. Ser 8rltno fir oieIe
ein5igartige Iotioda lie8t 0artn,
Dab, mG6rel0 Dos GoumtD t45
Ylam 5rr 4rnee 81 iteIleu bot, lid
bereits 15l 6retUtIige gcnclogt
boben.
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7lns ~BtcomfielS, uebr.

am letter. Sonntag uudmittag
ntrDe bier altgult S1umann, Der
infolge zines M}agentrebia8 ain 12.
Suli geItorben mar, %begraben. Sein
acknowledgements gebort Sn Den
gr0BteH, Die bier itatteehln6en ia.
ben. Ole Observation-Disclosures muir
ben In Der eb. lltt6. 9reifaItigfeits-
firhe a~bgebalten un0 BON Serrn
&nltor Spidermonn geleitet. Sin
Quartet, aus Den 6rdulein 9foie
4efers, emma Sell, Gopbie @pr6mt
unO Glib BaterS beitono, lang Elm
peor berrlide 2ieoer.
Guguit SdnmnnL gu 6eiien
G6ren Die 5eierli6feit ~a6ee6aTten
pur0e, lit an 5. atiguit 1859 51
a%rummbed, tn 0euti6lan6, ge6o.
rem. SIN Sabre 1876 fam er nod
glmerifa un0 IieB itG in Scott
@ountp, Soma, nieoer. 8on 6a ginq
er nod Granforo, Soma. M2it
Gina Sacobfeu Der6eirotete CT fi4
IN Sabre 1883. $m Sabre 1898
ging er mad &nnoolpb uno bonn
Sabre 1894 ipobnte CT atf Ieiner
Snrm in Bloomfield, in anor
Gountp. Geine Che mar NIT feds
Sodtern un0 atpei S09nen oeIeq.
net. Ser Siingere bon 6en S6bnen,
@2or, aing ieiuem Batter Dor etDoS
mebr ais einem baIben Sabre i'm
Gooe bormls.
aitouit ghumann NOR elm ebrIi.
Ii9er, oufridtiger, biIfs6ereiter
@lann, Der cine itottli6e un6 onge.
iebene 6oniIie er5og uno einen mel.
ten 5reltn0e8treis ietn eigen nannte.
Grahtbole 8Inmenipen6en Iegten
bere0te8 8eltgnis bon Der Qie6e ob,
Die CT aenoB.
Son Iieben 8relu10en mlr6e er
arr Iesten Gubeitdtte getragen. 9ll8
glumernaoden fungierten: Stole
4roid, Glib grltGn, QoeIe @roid,
Gle 9rubn, 2iIp &eters un6 6rdll.
@eroal.
@}artin 6. geters Qefaqt fd
ieBr nobI in ieiHer neren GoQe olB
@roBpater. Sci feinem Shmieqer.
fobn 9lllgltit Goof lit ndmlid Elm
fraftiger StQnmbalter nnoefommen.
8eim Metbooiitenp1itor 5ala
unO BEL S. o. @o6Itettler bauien
Die 4ofen.
Seoen Mitttpod o6en0 gi6t In
icre MnIiffapeIle aon3erte, 3u 6anen
itdl biele 3nborer einfinoen.
Gas neue &u9e5immer (Re7t
Room) lit ieBt eroffnet tpor6en un0
miro it6erIid bon 6armern un0
nitSieits Der Stoot mo6nen6en Gen.
ten getpiiroigt mer0en.
Or. @. s. @}uaen febrte neuGd
bon $urnpbreb 8uriif, mo er inner.
haIb zines 9tonots fir Die Common.
tDeoItb 2ife Sniuronce SO. Ser.
fiderungsideine i'm @erte bon $50.
900 olt8gefitQt bat.
an 81. 5itli miro III @oDne cine
1erionmlitng bon 3eitlnqs6erm1s.
gebern oes ror00Itli6en g}e6rosfa
itattftn6en.
Or. S. 6. &riepeiler bon ganf
ton Sobn 0es bieiigen Giienporer.
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iultaten IN Der 8ebanolung bon
&beumotisnu8. IS nr6eitet brett
onf 0o8 8lut, 6a8 eS prompt bon
allen armt6eitsfeimen befreit. G8
lift Elm gepoltiges 2lntioote uno
idIieBt BON 9Iute ale Spuren bon
&bGmtatismlsteimen ott8.
Shrei6t beute fir unieren meoi5i.
nii6en 4Hneiier, meI9er @lth merit.
boI(en &atidlQq erteilen miro be8iig.
lid Der @ebQnolunq bon Gurem Ell.
9enen Sale. a6reiiiert Shift So,
Sept. Q 153, 4tlanta, Ga.
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GrcBlcee Scr
PermannszS Sbne!

Ole @roblpge bon Ne6rosta bonn
0roeu Der Sermannss S6bne bielt
qeitern i'm 8arton SoteG lire @e.
MISUNDERSTANDING ob. 4npeienO
IDaren @roBprdiioeut 8ut. 9iepen.
tod; @roB.8 ermaltlmg8r1te s. s.
|2o5mann, $obn S6inoler uno ".
q. goung; @roB. SGabmeifter 6riB
@olpp un0 @roB 5efretGr Carl
Ro60e.
Ser 8inon8beri6t Ser I%ebtgenonn.
ten beiOen geomten gi6t ~folgen0es
Reiultat:
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Ora 8eit alias Soc gSidoIs, Ser
weeen @inbrudsoiebitabIs, begongen
am "a. SUM- in Der @obnung bon
9eter MiIer, i'm bieiigen @efdnguis
LAB, lit aus oemiel6eu ausgebro9en.
4ltgenideinlia nuroe ibnt BON all.
Berbalb Silfe 5utetl.
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0rnfe6eraer unite MN nidlts

SiOnen Reb., is. Sltli. = Ger
26jd9rige 2lrlloI0 Stern tpuroe bier
IN Saft gcuoHmerL neil CT Is unter.
laiicn bate, iid regiitriereu 3l lai-
len. ST itannnt aus Gtoto, 0ttnu.,
mo CAB ais GntiGuI6igpllg an, Dab
er bon Dem 8e8iltrierungs9eieb nod
ni@t8 gebort babe.