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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
CUBA AND THE KAISER.

Without wishing to acquire POlOnius
reputation for foolish figures, we may re
mark that the negro revolution in Cuba is
a part of the dark forces with which auto
cratic Germany is seeking to suppress dem
ocracy and set back civilization.
Bias AasO. the leader, who, claiming
rabbIe Of $1,000, is said to have control Of
Oricntc provincc-Whcre a German U-base
was at one time rumored-is burning and
pillaging now and boasts that later on he
will start such massacre Of the whites
that their cries will reach Washington
In one part of his pronunciamcntO,
AIaso says the purpose Of the uprising is to
avengc the negroes killed in the revolution
Of 1912 in another part to '"rcc President
Menocal to resign, and in still another part
to force American intervention. TIE last
is no doubt the real reason.
Even setting aside the moral obligation
to our ward and ally, the United States
would have to intervene to protect the
propcrv and lives Of Americans in the
threatened region, il the de lure govern
ment was unable to cope with the situa-
ton; and as Germany has kept thousands
of airD.ancs. guns and men from the front
by persistent zeppelin raids on England, so
It is easy to understand why the imperial
staqj should endcavOr to keep American
forces occupied on this side OF the Atlantic.
AT this time it is impossible to say how
serious the revolution is 1t may develop
large proportions, it NAV be promptly
squeIched, as other dark cdsigns OF the
kaiser on this continent have been routed.
c.,,ra 1,r,-o A+,,o-;l,,,,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
PROPOSED INCOME TAX.

covering the income tax minimum and
raising the rate from 5000 up. will be no
more popular, where the lightning strikes.
than CONSUMPTION; but the war must be
fought, won and paid for The proposed
income tar, moreover would be less than
thc assessment in other countries.
Under our present law, Sd 5000 is the min
imum income on which a single man pays
income tax, and $4,000 the married. The
bill before congress proposes a two per cent
tax on a single mans income in excess Of
SlOO0 and married mans in excess OF
$4,000 Thus 4 single man earning So. 600
would be taxed $40 and a married man $50.
whereas in ENGLAND, the married mans in
come tax on $1,000 is S441.
On an income Of $1,000, the American,
under the proposed law, would pay $780, or
double the present rate; but in England it
is 1920. On S100O0-but no need to pros
ecutc our studies in higher mathematics
further. The man getting that much money
will not excite much sympathy in tax la
mentatlOns It is the man Of slender
means who will sufier-the one, two and
three thousand dollar toilcr in this time Of
high prices, for whom the tax, small as it
is may mean the years savings
1t is to be hoped that incomes this low
will not have to be taxed But if they are,
it will be all the more necessary to estab-
fish price control.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

Paint-up Week is observed fifty
TWO times a year by the dear girls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
LOO, 900 PRESCRIPTIONS
WERE FILLED BEFORE
40 WAS DISCOVERED

j. c. NendenhalI. Evansville, Ind,
spent 40 years in the drug business,
compounded over 100000 prescrip-
,ions from physicians educated in
Europe and America before Number
20 For the Blood was discovered; the
great specific for all blood diseases.
Successfully employed in diseases Of
the glandular system in blood poison,
mercurlal and lead poisoning, chron-
lc rheumotsn Catarrh, constipation,
heDatic concessions. dyspepsia and
stomach troubles, sores. ulcers,
nodes. tgn,ors and scrofulous swell
.ng~ thar have withstood al other
treatment yield to No. 40.
y,old by Crystal Th2rma4Z Ad=
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

about fifteen years experience IN this
particular position and the writer is
convinced that any one hearing him
viii agsee that his methods are as
far above the old Sunday school meth
DDS as the Texas farmer was above
the eastern farmer. These lectures
are fee and everybody invited. espe-
cially the Bapt.sts. Don't Miss it.
They are at tht First baptist
church, 6:15 p. m. to 700 .. m: 7:2O
to 8:15 p. m. and regular lecture at
6:15 p. =.
Very respectfully.
WILLIAM T. FOX.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

A mar with a hoe raises turnips,
but has an auto il keeDs him
busy ing the long green.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11
THE SCRATCH PAD
6y THOMAS EWING DAsNEY.

Paint-up Week is observed fifty
TWO times a year by the dear girls.
A mar with a hoe raises turnips,
but has an auto it keeps him
busy ing the long green.
Among other things that have
gone to the junk heap is Champ
Clark's leadership.
If the nation goes bone dry dur
my the war, there won't be anything
Tor the politicians to do.
If it was not for a post norton
examination, Imogen. doctors couldn't
be sure that they didn't know what
the trouble was.
No doubt jeanette Rankin enjoyed
being kissed on the hand by NJ. Vi
vlani, who is quite a handsome man,
but shs would have liked it better if
she had a vote
If our paragraphs have a hungry
sound occasionally, you will under
stand that q gardener has let us have
a basket Of vegetables just long
enough to write them up, and then
called for their return.
Martin y,42ol, Assistant Treasurer
of the Unted States, has given up
his salary of $4,000 a year for war
relief, 1t is a good act, though Mar
/ tin probably has plenty Of other
means; but what of the poor man
who pays $3@ war tax?
While We have no wish to assume
/ the role of prophet, we have studied
/ the question caNofulIy. and feel it our
/ sacred duty to assure the people that
there is no foundation for the alarm
| lSt reports that peace is liable to
! break out shortly.
When it vas declared in the United
! States senate that the food pirates
should he hung an lampposts, the
people began to hope that there
MIGHT be some balm in Gilead after
all But the senate still fails to cor
rect the evil: what the people want is
not high c0rpscs, but low prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

If the nation goes bone dry dur
ing the war. there Won't be anything
for the politicians to do.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

If it was not for a post norton
examination, Imogen. doctors couldn't
be sure that they didn't know what
the trouble was.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-11

Among other things that have
gone to the junk heap is Champ
Clark's leadership.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
sOmGcn.egpIOTion in STRIDE.


Gbicngo, Slly IA. Sonuor.
Inrdj Die Grplohon eiucr Gpnomit-
8onlbc uuroc bellte Wlorgen Oic
rolniid fotboIiibc ct. 2ronigS-
STRIDE tbcihpeiie 5ccritort. Die 8ombc
gclauete in Der 8orbolIe Der Stride
5lir @yploion. gs miro ongcnonrnelL
oaB glrbeitcr 9lneelcecnbeiten oOcr
rcligioic GJriinoc iiir Die Gbat perant.
iuortlit gebalten iucrocn fonnen. Die
(Scpalt Der @gploiion mari orci Ser
Ioner, oic ii Der uiliiiitelboreu gtod.
barIboit iuobneli, aus 0cn 9etten
luo iburoen niebrere Bcrionen otrd
bcrumflicgcltOe Wloslplitier pcrlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
am emprcme.@cridlt cinacreidlt.

DingtoiL IA. SSanuar TT
Sn einem SuppIemeutar.@cieb
mcnt, ioeIdcs ecitcru, iid mlf oen
Aoomipn.EcI bc5iebcnO, bon Dcm
Supremc-@eriht in @mpinng &c.
nommen tpuroc, Inn an Diontag Dem
SuIti5sGeportcment formeIl boree.
Iegt 81 iueroen, iperocn 8orihI0ge
semaht ouf lpelhe 8ciic Oas @eies
3ur Qurbfiibrimg gebrodt pcrOeu
f0nute.
Sn Dem gIooinion-glft i'll porge.
iebcM ooB jeoer gInoeIteIltc, ciuerIei
mas ieiuc 9lufgobe lit nod gIblaui
BON s StlmOeu icincu Gontrartprcis
ocroient bobcii loa, ser Inn iiir cine
EagcSorbcit 5ufontnt. WluB CT ldn.
gcr ais S GtmOcn orbcitcrl, 10 loll
ibm bic llcbcr5cit PRO rata ocrgiitet
wcrocr. Gic ipirt6idjaftlidje 9iiroc
6iclcr Grtro-Yc5nblun9 miro, nadj
8crccbntng, cine t6otidhlidc glbfiir-
8lug it Shlnoen berbciiibrcn,
wcnu obnc sic W}cilen3abl Sit pcr'
fiir5cil, Die Sd)ncligfeit crbobt miro
Solltc cin gIngciteIltcr ober, lpic &C
bel Eaiio0ier. lugcniellreu mo Son
oufteureu ser SAT- iit cine glliigobl
nltSfiihrpn sir in fiirlcrcr 3cit obi
seluidelt iperOcu fam ino aub &C.
pobnli6 abecmidclt miro, 10 uir(
oieier 9lngeiteIIte notiirlif onrd Die
len glft niHt betroffci. Iic 9l6iidt
iii, Sic ArbcitSjcit 81 ncrnliuocrlt
nidt 81 erb06eu. gllr wemi cii 9tit
geitcIltcr IGuecr arbeitcu muB ale
s Shm0en, tritt Der glft in arof
ooourh, oaB Der 9trbeiteeber bciiraf
piro, ooB CT lleber5eit be5obIcn nuB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
Weituuocn Slnnb Elm.

y ittSbnrgb, 8o., IA. San.
0onicl aiits, anrl 5djlpdre uuo 3.
y. Solnlmcl ipcI6e iit ldlloie be.
fonitt battcit Oet 9ctrug BON $40.
600 pon rineiii GrpreB. .8oten geilob.
Ten 81 boben lpeIfcr iib am Cams.
tag Der Iebtcn Mndlc oiif Gem @egc
DefonO, Oas (Sclo an bic 5laccus C5loS
60. il Tarentiim aiis3li3ablen ipiir.
ben 81 ciner 3uftbausitrnfc bon iic.
ben bis 5cbn ,5abren ocrurtbcilt.
Dns @el0 iplIrDc iii cinenl Wcbol,
iuie0erqcfnn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
Neiperatcs @aOdlen.


Bolton. D|oii, IA. SSoniar.
G6orles &. Spieoel6erg S6obmei.
tier ser Dlct acknowledgements
pur0e, ais or ii6 nit ieincm Gbouf-
fcilr in cinent 9littomobil all einer
einiomcit SteIIc nobe Ncr 6obrif be.
fano, bon cirein biibihcn Ml1ohen
aiifaebalien. GoS Wldo6e1i ipor Iebr
nerbos imo tbeiItc ocni Serrn nit,
ooB an0ere Bcriouen III Scr Sabrif
iHIedt iiber iie ipredcn. gllS @err
SpieOeIbcrg Dos Wfdoheii aiifor-
oerte, init ibni SIR Jobrit 5uriifju.
febren, imt ocn SoII 81 inttcriud)en,
lebnte lie 0ic5 nb lmO 500 ploblid
eineu ReboIuer aus i6renl Wluff 1ino
crofiuetc sSeuer ouf Den 6crrn
Iurd bic glerUoiitdt 9iug tic &ugeI
gIiidIiderlUciie iebl. oerr SpieocI
berg Der sic GrIaubniB bat, ciner
9lcpolper bei iid ali fiibrcn uo6m
id5neH ieinc GdnBlpoffe SIR Souo
BEL ocren gInblid OaS M0ohcu 0il
6lidt ererifi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
8pei cpfer tines eicbesSarams.

Ncw Brnnspid, IA. Somior.
Sobn apleier "a Sabre att Der
III Moraoretbe Nloledc Iterblidl ncr-
licbt mar nber luieOcrbolt BON oericI.
ben 5uriidgepieicu iuuroe, betrat Oa8
Sous Oerielbcn mo foroertc lie nif,
i'm ST 6eirotbcn. 9IIs Oos DlGohen
lid lpicoerimn iucigcrte, ibm oic
@ona 5r reifclt 800 er eincn 8cpoI-
pcr ruro idoB iic nicocr. S6r 800
trot oagenblidlid) cin. Soleier, ser
bic lSIntt crgreifcr ipollic. lpur0c
bon Dem Eoli5iIten 9Drucs bcriolqi
itno onacihoiicn. Ter ShuB qiug
onrd Die &lingc. Ger ilnoc @loml
miro nidt nit Ocnt 2cbclp ooponfonli
men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15

NaS eclpaltieiIc oieicr 9roblcmc uorc
Die Neitcrfiibrimg nn0 Der glnsbaii
Scr io5iolen @ciebecbung 6li bc5eidj.
ncr III peld)er Tciltihlono ouh
6obnbrc6cno 6cluirrt bobc. Iic
Steuern niiBtcn gere9cIt iucroen; es
oiiric nidt mehr porfommet o1b Gin
SSunegcicac obuc glnbong OieIeIbe
Ginforlilenitcner 5oblt, lpie eiu Nn-
Ter bon SiuoIf 2inocril. IS miiiic
oooiirdj bingepirFt ipcroci, ooB bic
oitrd) oer 3ricg pcraulaBtcn ricligcn
MlelIhenpcrlmtc einigcrmaBen iUc.
iigitcns iuicOer olisgeglidben irerOell.
Gn3u aber lei bic Sdaifilng bon Be
Oingln9cn notbmclloig, pcldje 5nbl-
reihc un0 geiilnoe 9ladfonnienidloit
crnoglihcil. Gs niiBtc fir before
8obnunecit fir 9lconIirun9 Der
2o6nidbc iiiio glrbcits5cit, fir oci
'Sbub oes 5dpaheit, Neritadtlidliilg
aroBer Nnouitrie'li, ipie DcS aoblen-
bauS, fir glrbeit fir oie 9eid1fti-
gilrgsloIeit itro 16nliAcs lrebr gc'
Ioret peroeu. asrpi. Sronde gob
and Ser g(niid)t gtnsorud. 0oB nod
oent Sriegr Die Stelimg Der SSraii
III Tcutidl1no cine poIlig onOerc
merocu uuo ibr ons Stimlnredt,
pem ouh III ctipoS ee1nocrtcr
8ornL einocr1int fueroen iuiiroe.
gr idloB, iuie foIet. rSSlu @irtG-
ihafts. @eIeIlIdoftS- Niilitdr,, Re-
gieriings-, 8orlonelts., &eligions.,
gr5icbitieS iino &unii,2eben miro
Elm reues Geiiti9Iono erIteDrrL nift
ein Geiitidlono, oos beitGnoie reii-
niitbig bic Ierganeenbeit beraiifbe-
idlport Ionoern ein GeiltIhloto, oos
Die letter. Gonieqiien8en Der 9rin5i.
pien 6icbt. nelde feline 8ergoneer.
Belt eeleitet bobeil imo eS iett aili-
redt erbnIten in ieiner Strtoe Der
groBten g1otb iiuo in Der gepoltigiteli
Frobe ieireS ipabren Mert5es.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
2as Slrens Scs SerratAea.

GcnehiG "a. Sonnar. -Gnpi.
tan Gabrielle G'glnnuu6io, ser cid.
ter, mllrOc bcute ourd ooS fran50ii-
idc aricgsfrcnj ouS9c5eiduet. CIR
troet aIeid5citig bic glus8cidlmiugeil
fir Gerplmoctc, ga er 0nrd) cincn
gcroplou-lliiaG i'm 6cbrnar 1916
Gin gluge pcrlorcn bate. Gin 6liid-
iuiuidlidrcibai ipar Dem areiB Ici.
tens Deg iranjoiiIdcn &ricgsniini.
tiers General Qpolltep 6eiqelcqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
glls uGIirira prrfnnft.

Euri8 II. Sanilor. 9ouis
@oaoro, Der Sn6ober oes bcriibm,
ten yGaie NoLlaro" IN 9ariS, ipurot
6ii einer @cloitrafe bon 10000 6rcs
perurt6eiIt, Oa CT ooS Spirituoien-
@eieb, oaS oeu gerfouf bon 9tbiint6c
perbictet, perlctte. ct bat fat 1000
6laifen oieies @etrdufes, Die er nod
auf Eager bate, inter Dem 9Iomer
r@liyir~ Uerfnilit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
acin siIbcr.glnfanf nttbr.

@ni6ington IA. Sonuor.
sSp g[nbetroht oes bobcr Treiies OeS
SilberS beihloB Der Director Der
Uliiil5e, 0err bon greclrer, eegeil-
iu1rtie fein 5ilber mebr 6ur BrG.
glug Der neilen bolbeu TouorsStiidc
au5ntauict fir mcIdc sur 3cit circ
aroke gtnhiraae beiIeht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
QeluisI qeidlc nnanrarnben.

SittSbnr9b, 9Sn., "a. SSan.
Gic Seidlc 0cS @cruorO gS. QelpiS,
pcldcr iid IN cincm Sootel 81 9ltlon-
tic Gitp ON a. Soniior cridloB, ole
oic Eoli5ci i'm gcgriff itnno, ion III
Ncrbinoung nit Nloro bon Dto3ic
Colbert 81 Ocrbaitcn, iplrne, ipic
hcutc bctnnnt ipnror, gcitcrn nni
ocni glGeebenp-3ricobofc ousaeero-
ben ilno nod eiucm 2eihcnbcitotter.
Gtobliiieneut acbrodlt ipo ocr Goro'
ltcr Tr. Moo9portb aus 3'biIooe(,
pbia imO ocr AnipeItor oes oortigrir
GoroncrS Srant Saul cine 9tltopHt
pornabnlclL lporoif oic 2eide ipicocr
becroigt iuuroc Gle @riin0c fiji
oicie MdBna6ne wuroen nidt be,
fatnt 9cgcbcn. Gic tSomiIic oeS
TerItorbeucn mnBte nid]tS bon oieiei
llntcriuhuna oic nidjt ouf ibrcr
gSlnlid eeidebcu i'll.
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-.---.-------.----------s
@iiricIu, Gciicrt- 5croicttcn, Sdiir.
sen, glrbcitsfIcioerll, @adtud, 3lpirn
mO 9iuofo0en 8eripenoung finoet.
Die @riu0er baben eincn @eg &C.
flmoen, oieieS Bopicrtub Der 6ci6s
tigfcit oegeaiibcr icbr miOeritdnoSids
BIG 5t moheu. IS wrrOc acimocn,
OoB 3eIlitoif iid 5ur SeriieIlmg nom
5dicBbollnpoIle eienet, wcnn Der
iclbe nit anOercn GbemifaIieu pcr-
bunoen miro. 9renneIieI ericeeu
@oitc crfolgreid, ionic 3ipiru, Sur
beuiitcl imO jogor 5ittteritoffc flcl-
ser imO onOere 9In5ige pcrOen aus
fiinltIider gaumuoIle mo fiinltIid)er
S9oac bergeiteIlt, tuic idon 5citrpciic
IN IrieOcnS5eiteu. Sogar Oas SdlilT,
mcIdes an llfcr BON Sce'n imO sSci'
hen luGhit, miro 5lir ScrlteIlNlg
fiinIllidcr Stoife bciiiist.
fnpfcr 9ciro6c onS ciii5igc
ltucriobfd6iec lit aupfcr ocpcicii-
Bon oieicm o6er iplrOc cine Wienge
III ocuticbcn .glnIoecn pic
anocrSpo QeiunOcn. 9ln Stcllc OcS
pol ser &c0icrlmg crbo5encn Stn-
piers lit aluminium iu0 8iur gctrc'
ten, aus Oencn 0robt m0 G}cidirr
nmnigiader glrt bcrgeitcllt miro,
iino 3lpor nit beitem griolge. 9Ita
bcrocm murOe gefim0cu, OaB 3inn
iib gero0c 70 gut ipie aiipier crmieS
in ser Scritclllmg pielcr glrtifel fir
Sen tGgIidcn @cbraiid), NM cs lit Cit
gutter @rIos fiir Wfciiing mo @ron5c.
@ilen nnO Stobl bjl0en cbcnful1s i'll
Enbcnocn BON onoercr 60nen cinen
ausqc5eihnctcn grlot, ino iic lper-
ocn belltc pieIiodl III AniiaIlotipls'
glpparotcn ncrlpcnOct, oil Stcllc ban
| aupfcr ltn0 NieiIiiie. 3inn inO 9IIa-
minimum ipie ocrjinntcS @iicn iinocn
@crwcnOuug bel cIeftriidcn @cntrals
| Iicneil imo Ocrartigcn al Stcllc BON
| Wiormor mo Sdiefcr.
gtobrur9snti'ttel: SSnlitotios
ncn bobcu cincn fat ebeu 10 groBcu,
ipcun out nid)t poIlItduoi9 70 grp,
/ zen Gbeil ais Griab fir &obrln9S.
mittel gcIpicIt, an ipcId)cu Ourdb Ocn
9rica cin oeiuiIIer Wonqcl QcIdlal-
fen ipuroe. TieIc oicier gtobabnun.
acn iiO bon 5mcifcI6oitem gldbr'
uertbc ciuigc 6aben iid oIs gefdbrs
lid criucicn, ober oic 8eborOen bn.
ben Gin ipohiomeS glugc oiif 0ic So.
&C gerihtct ino prompt ldblcdte
JioHobnungcn pcrbount, ln0 gecig-
ncic acnn5cidning Der gutcit ocrs
Iongt. Ger Gorrotb an @ctrciOe mar
laugc nidt 9rob 9cn1lg fir Die CIR
nG6rlug bon 70 NfiIIioucn 2clttcu,
inns ipnr0c ourb 4ortoffeImebl ngc-
oebntD. llnO iebt. oa Die GortoHcl-
crntc Gin fat u0liger 6cbIihIog lit,
ipirS aortoifcIme6r in Ger criict
0GIftc 0es ,SobrcS 1917 oitrb gcritc
ericbt iper0en.
glIs Ser @orrotb al Qnffe 5iiioln,
mcnihruinpftc, rpiiroc Der 8crbraudl
bclhrGuft lmo TcutihIono robnr
3ufIudt 5u Wliiduuacu nit Gigo.
ricit geroltetem @etrcioc, iogcnonu.
ten r6cigen.aaffcc" mo aaffe-Gr-
troftcu. G6ce, oeiien Torrntb cbcr.
ioas 5riammcugeihuoI5en iuO tbeil-
or lit lit nod mo nodl Ourd Or
trofte eriebt iporoen, ourd @rtraftc
bon einbeinliidcr 9ceren iino Sroil.
tern. Icutihlano Bat gelcrnt, Icii
; ncu @cihmad 6i onoerll nno iidI
nit @cbroucn ju bconiiaru Die
mobrideinlit eerooe 10 befommIidI
linO oils Qbee, obcr ilidlt goi1j ooSi
J ieI6c i'm glusicbcn mo Oer Suboll
nod.
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9SrcOiscr. .SscniiOns ;yOnO.

s bicca SO, IA. Sonunr llc6er
$S,000,000 iinO fir ben Eeniions-
iSono fir 5iriidtretenoc Bnitoren Der
6ilhoilihen Wletbooiiten.airbe bis.
her dltIanumeneebrod)t, wie beute
bier befnnnt gegeben lpurbc.
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0lu6rpuit blri6t beite6en.

g9afbin9ton, IA. Smnor.
Dit elmer 9lbitimnulng bon t52 &c.
gen t04 5timmen nabm 9citern onS
Sous ais Gouiitc int @an5en OoS
9ImenOement Der Eoitonitalt.@erpil-
liglinesoorlaee Der 9eibebdItiing oes
9iobrpoitoienites IN 9teip.Yorf, Obi.
cogo &bildoelpbio, Bolton uno ct.
2Qnis ON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15

@aibiugton feierli9 begangen.-
@Iouiienorc @iIlioH z. &uiica
prdiioirte 5um Iesten Nlalc.
Sect @iidoi non gborIeIton, g.
s, Ole @eieIlidlait beoriiBt
Sen Cardinal.
W aibington, If. SouIar.
Bon 5eiten bo6er geamten Ser BIN.
0esReoicrilug, 4ertretern ausIdilOi.
ider Reeierungen lin0 Niiroentrdaer
Der fatboIiiden STRIDE murocn &c,
ltern Dem Cardinal Gibbons in Der
ct, Gotrit's Stride auldBlidl oes
5ebntcn oGdrOinoI.E1ecS" bobc Gb.
rcli bejciigt. Qie Gcremonicn ocr-
Tolgten 5iuci 3ipcdc, Ncnn lic poren
ebcnfollS III Scr glatlr cineS gIb.
icbieoS iiir D}onii9norc g9illidu &.
Nniieu Der Dor 10 Sabrcn ben Gar
oiuals lag" ciuribtcte llno ser &C.
ltcrn 5ln leBtcn Wiolc ais @oitgebcr
ocS Cardinals ituo on0crcr ouaciebe.
ucr W6itc bel Scr idbrlihcn Gercmo.
mic prGiioirtc. 9)|oniienor 9iliiea
miro @aibington i'm Wdrj uerlniIeu,
Inn giid)cf bon GborIeiton S.s@., SIT
meroeu.
Tie Geremonie'n oeS cardinal.
Cages" ipnr0en nit elmer Sohmeiie
um fl ltbr @orniittogS III Der ct.
EatridS Stride er6iinet. lin 12
llbr por @inpiong in Scr Carroll
Sale" 81 @bren Der Cardinals Gib.
bons. 9ei oieiern Giupionec meng.
ten lid aatboIifen oIler @enleiuOen
@nibiugton's inter bic Miiroentrd'
ger DER STRIDE lmo oes StootcS, Inn
Dem Observation-Disclosures ibrcn
Reipeft 81 be5eugcu.
gladb ShluB ocs GnpfangeS gab
MouIienorc Ruiieu in Oem Gettornt
ser OF. Gatrid's Stride Elm 2inHeoh.
Bel oieien nabm Der CARDINAL ols
gbren1ait lnO cine gln5abl ongeiebc.
ner 2eute ais @dite Gbeil.
6eterIi6e Ero3eiiion.
@or Ser Olci'c fan6 cine Gro5ei-
iion bonn Eeftorot nof Der ct. Fa-
tridS Stride ltatt. Gieier boran
idritt Der Gbor Der 9lItarfnaben
Dem oie bciibenocn @eiitlideu foIe.
ten uno oieieil bic MeBgciitIidcn IND
Ser Cardinal.
Bater Eeter 8. G'Gologbar ccle'
brirtc Die Nteiie. Gcriclbe lit Del
Refior 0eS apoitoIiibell DliiiionS,
SouleS. Or. 5igourncp 8. Gan, bcl
Rettor Scr glcpmnn.5duIe 81
Sodcnlod, 9S.sSS, 6icIt bic RreOigt
@ei 6cin GHtpfang Uorcn Dlitglie
Der Der r5t. 8inccit sc IsnuI.@ciell
itaft~ imo Der yaiga 6es @utcr
Sirten" Die Gbrempode fir Garoino
Gibbons Monlignorc RuIlcll iteIIt'
bic aneeicbenen @ditc bic III Iangcl
Reibe Ocm Cardinal ibrcr glhhmt
glusorid pcrlieben, oemielbcn nor.
Infer Den @diteu sic iidb 5lt
DleiIc cinacfInoeu bottcn lno al
Snnd)con ibeluabmen beiano lid
Der ipouiidbe 9oiihniter &iouo mi
Satin Der norIueailde @eiaaot
gDrn lmo Satin Gberrittcr Mbit
BON Gber.N .NlmoeSgcrid)t nuO Satin
! 9lihtcr Vlcaenuo mo Satin &c
fretdr Oes Snncren Cane ntlO @attiu
GjcnerdI.Bollinciiter 9urIcion lu'
Satin nebit Eodtcrn @cncral-9In
malt @regorp mo Satin 8onbels
Scfretdr @eoficIo uno Satin 5prc
der G6amp Glarf im9 Scnato
ilnoerpooO bon 9llabanio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
Ginc icrbiidle gladlridlt.

2on6on IA. Samiar. Cine
5pcjialocpcI6e aus Solonifi beIopt
Oob Oic ierbiiden 9cborocr oabiit
pcritdnoigt lpirOcrt onB 9ulgarieit
lett bic i7sSdbrieen iin0 dlterc Ger.
ionen 81 oen Hohncll ciitberliit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
@nntemnla. .Wlurft crO6rrt.

Bdi6inetpb IA. Sdnior. -
9lod, oen 8erihten 0es 6anoels-D
partenertS 1cben Die onterifaniiben
Grportelire bon Stobl- uno Giien.
waarer innerbol5 Der letter 5ipei
Sobre oen Mnrft @ii1tefuola's BON
guropa entriiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
6nrOinaIs.S0a.

g8lrOe eeitern 5um 5ebuteu @lale in
@oibiuston ieierIi9 bcgangen.
@iouiienorc @iIlioH 2. 9luiicII
prdiioirte 3llm Iebten @lalc
sSebt @iidoi pon GborIciton, g.
s. Ole @eieaid)ait beoriiBt
Sen Cardinal
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-24
SHOWER FOR BRIDE.

Unique in is conception was the shower given on last Thursday eve. ming by Miss Katherine Kennedy in compliment to Miss Mary Greenlaw, a bride of this month.
 The usual number of intimate friends had gathered and enjoyed an evening of games and music, when a game of blindfold was announced and cleverly arranged that Miss Green law become the victim.
 Behold her surprise when she saw before her a table filled with kitchen utensils, but all in such fanciful cos tune as to be barely recognizable.
 Wooden spoons with saucy faces, griddle irons in fluffy ruffles, all con- spired to hide their commonplace use fulness in entrancing and fantastic forms. Suffice to say the happy re- cipient holds charming memories of the occasion.
 After due inspection of the various articles and heaps of fun the guests departed voting Miss Kennedy a clever hostess indeed.
The Coconino sun., 1917-08-24
INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
By MRS. FRANK ". NOBLE

CTS. Now that the summer season draws to its close, doubtless a larger attendance will be noticed. Pertinent to the work is a recent message from the director of the Red Cross in France to headquarters in America asking for shipment of articles in half million lots. Particularly hurried was the call for knitted articles-one half million sweaters, wristlets and scarfs. These were wanted before cool weath- CT set in for the men in the trenches. Doesn't it behoove us to bear in mind that the work is insistent in it's call |?
 Let us rally for greater effort each week.
 We notice that the war departmen. has authorized certain military ranks and titles to be conferred upon rep. resentatives of the Red Cross when they have occasion to go into foreign theatres of war. Such commissions will carry no pay and will expire i'm. mediately upon leaving the Red Cross service. The idea is to give unques- toned opportunity to move about free ly and thus perform the functions of the Red Cross.