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Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
He Arrives in London.
(By Associated PreSs)

NbJ ASSoCidICd
London, June 8.-Major General
Pershing has arrived here, being well
coined enthusiastically by Ambassador
Page, Lord Derby, Viscount French
and Lord Brooks.
The latter will become attached to
General Pershing's staff during his
stay in England.
General Pershing's trip was un-
eventful. His ship was escorted into
port by American destroyers. Rep
resentatives of the admiralty, War
office and municipal authorities ex-
tended hearty welcome. A stirring
scene occurred when the guard of hon
or of the Royal Welsh Fusileers' Reg
mental band played "The Star-span-
gled Banner" while drawn up at the
landing.
General Pershing told the Associ-
ated press his "trip was delightful;
particularly while being escorted
through the danger zone by his own
destroyers."
"We are glad to be standard bear
crs of America" he said. eve ex-
pect shortly to be playing our part,
which l am confident will be very
big part, on the western front"
He proceeded to London.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
MAN TERMED A SLACKER
HOLTVILLE RESIDENT is COM
PEELED TO REGISTER TODAY.
Sheriff Released Him, but Case Will
Be Reported to Federal
Government.

William Market, aged 80, of Holt
vile, is termed by Deputy Sheriff
Kemp as the first Stacker" coming tn
the notice of the officials of 1mpe-
rial Valley, -
Sheriff Applestill, hearing that
Market had boasted that he would
neither register nor go to war, Wis
tied Holtville this morning and in
terviewed Market, who admitted. that
he had not registered, but denied the
boasting. e...,.
Market was given ten minutes IN
which to register, it is stated, and
made haste to- enroll on card car
ried by the sheriff, Market was re-
leased, but his case will be reported
to the federal officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
5 100000 WORTH
Of LIBERTY BONDS
SUBSCRIBED BY PATRl-
OTTO IMPERIALITES.
BANKS DO NOT REPORT
RESERVE BANK CALLS FOR THE
TOTAL OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Valley Is Responding in a Gratifying
Way to the Call for the
Sinews of War.
BANKS DO NOT REPORT

More than 100000 in investments
in Liberty Bonds has been reported
to the secretary of the Bankers Lib
ejty Bond campaign committee at the
Security bank, although but one out
side bank has reported it's subscrip-
tons to the Liberty bonds.
1t is probable that subscriptions to
this patriotic investment now total
over 100000 and that Imperial is net
only raising food, but also furnishing
its quota Of the monetary "sinews o.
war"
A meeting of the Imperial County
Bankers Association will be held the
first part of next week to review the
Liberty Bond situation, and to report
progress on the sale Of the bonds. 1t
was the understanding that each Of
the Valley banks were to report sub
scriptions to Secretary Horne at the
Security Bank, but only one institu-
tlon has done so.
The Central Reserve bank at Saa
Francisco yesterday called upon Sec
retary Horne to send in a report on
the sale of the bonds. No report can
be made, however, until the other
banks are heard from. The reserve
banks think a half million dollars
should be subscribed to Liberty bonds
ii the Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
CALEXICO NEEDS A MAN TO
HEAD FIRE DEPARTMENT.

A new job is open in Calexico, for
g good man; but he must be a good
man, or he won't hold the job long, c
The city wants a fire marshal, and
will hire one in about a month. The
position will be a good one, with the
ray about the same as that of po-
liceman. The fire marshal will have
powers similar to those of a police
man. But he will have a different
kind of work and different class of
people to deal with.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
BULLETIN.
(By Associated Press)

New York, June 8.-The Brit
ish steamer Southland was SUBJ
marined today, according to a ca
BILE to the international Mercan-
tile Marine Company received late
this afternoon. Five members of
the crew were killed outright in
the explosion of the ships maga-
zine. Twenty eight of the pas
sengers and crew are missing.
The Southland was formerly the
Vaterland, cOmmandeered by Eng
land for war purposes. She is a
Red Star liner, $50 feet long, and
with displacement of $4,000
tons. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
WORK SHOP DESTROYED
BAD FIRE AT CALEXICO is FED
BY OIL.
Confined to the Workshop of the
Quartermaster's Department
a. Canp Beacon.

Fire destroyed the quartermaster's
worshSp at Calexico yes
terday afternoon, near the big ware
house along the railroad.
The fire department. confined the
fire to the building in which it orig
mated. Several barrels of oils in the
building made the fire hard to fight
until the oil was exhausted Closely
adjoining buildings were not injured.
1t is said there were no persons work
ing in the building at the time the
blaze started.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
QUARREL OVER GRAIN
GRAIN STOCKS DWlNDLING IN
GERMANY.
Barely Medium Harvest Hoped for
Because of the Lack of
Fertilizers.
(By Associated PresS)

Copenhagen, June S.-The rapid
dwindling of German grain stocks un-
der the drain imposed by supplement
tary bread allowances to make up
for the missing potatoes was the
cause of recently hastily summoned
conference of representatives of the
Central Powers. Berlin officials of
the food department won an addi-
tional proportion for Germany of grain
q ptured in Rumania. Newspapers
here say:
"If all conditions continue favor
able, Germany can hope for barely
q medium harvest, owing to lack OF
fertilizers, particularly nitrates."
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
Pershing's Escort.
(By Associated PreSS)

(By Associated PresS)
Washington, June 8.-General Per-
sizing has with him 1913 officers and
enlisted men and other attaches. He
s:iled over week ago His sailing
was known to some American news
papers, which refrained from pub
fishing the fact. 1t is expected that
General Pershing will inspect French
lamps and arrange for the reception
of troops.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
PANCHO VILLA KICK ED.

Preside, Tex, June S.-Francisco
Y lila was accidentally injured when
his horse fell with him and ltked
him in the chest during the Battle of
Sauceda, May ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
RETURNS DISAPPOINTING.
(By Associated Press)

Washington, June 8r-Returns from
seven states show about 4 per cent
less registration than census sti-
mates. About half seated possible
grounds for exemption. Reports
Fl ON some states We're delayed by
storms.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
SEN ATOR M'NARY SWORN IN.
(By Associat ed Press)

Washington, June S.-Senator
Charles McNary of Oregon, appoint
ed to succeed Senator Lane, was sworn
il today. He is Republican, max
ing So Democrats and 43 Republicans
in the Senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
(Ry Associated PresS)

Paris, June 8.-General Pershing's
task in France is described by Colonel
Fabey as most arduous.
"Not an expeditionary corps is to
lie sent from the United States" said
he, "but veritable army, which will
be increasingly swelled by fresh con-
tingents, and which is destined to oc-
cupy an ever-increasing front"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
New Orleans.

(By Private WITcI
Opening-Steady; July, 21.90; De-
cember, 21.4O@3O; January, none; Oc-
tober, 21.2O@18.
Noon-January, 22.24; October,
81 so; December, 21.64; January, 21.72.
Close-Steady; July, 22.53@57; Oc-
tcber, 21.SO@85; December, 21.92@
22.OO; January, 22.O2@12.
Spots-Steady; middling, 22.3S.
Sales, 296, including 100 on hedge.
Easis to arrive, $50.
Liverpool.
(By Private Wire)
Opening-Easier; micdlings, 1851.
Sales, 1000. July-August, 14.4O, 81,
&c, 81, 81; October-December, 1880
&c, SO, 81; January-February, 13'4O;
y, 35, As; March-April. 1924, 32, "a,
So.
. 3 .. m.-Quiet; July-August, l4.55;
October-December, 1878; January
February, 1880.
Close-Barely steady; July-August
l4.41; October-December, 1883; jan
rary-February, 1884; March-April
1920
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
Cotton Market
New York.
(BY PriYate Wire(

Opening-Steady; July, 22.55@5O;
October, 22.OO@21.90; December, 22.10
@O9; January, 22.15@13.
Noon-July, 22.7S; October, 22.11;
December, 1928; January, 22.2S.
Steady; July, 23.01@O3; Oc-
tober, 22. .49@52; December, 22.59@6O;
January, 22,62@64.
Spots-Quiet; middlings, 23.4O.
Sales, none.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
SAN SAL vAD0R WIPED OUT
BY ERUPTION AND QUAKE
TERRIFIC SHOCK LAYS ENTIRE
COUNTRY IN RUINS.
COMMUNICATION CUT
BELIEVED LOSS OF LIFE WILL
RUN INTO THOUSANDS.
light Cities Reported in Ruins as
Result of an Eruption and
Death-Dealing Quake.
(By Associated Prcss)

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua,
June 8.-San Salvador, the capi-
tai of the republic of Salvador,
with a population of over $4,000,
was totally destroyed today by a
terrific earthquake and volcanic
eruption combined, according to a
message from a telegraph opera
tor here.
The towns of Santa TeOla,
Quezaltepec, Nekapa. Simpichito,
Pannal, ArmenOas and Macaja-
nOOa, with a population of more
than 10000, were also completely
destroyed.
Telegraphic communication with
the Salvador cities IS cut off, Ow-
ing to the debris burying the
wires, and no details of the loss
of life are available.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08

Reports reaching here are that the
survivors in San Salvador are camp
ing, with what few effects they were
able to save, in the streets and pub
lie parks, while thousands are fight
ing a devastating fire which is clean
ing up the ruined wooden buildings.
A telegraph operator from here
reached the edge of the destroyed zone
this morning. He declared on his re-
turn that San Salvador was in ruins,
everything within thirty miles being
razed by the terrific earthquake.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
Jeierlide 8rmnoiteinlegnug.

Inter formeaen Geremonien mur+
oe DER @runoltein oe8 nellen SoO6el-
lom : Sempels in ser Z. StraBe 5mi-
i6en Der 8 uno 6 StraBe gelegt.
In Der 6eier beteiligten lib 8eumtc
unO WitgIieoer Der @roBloge, Der
&ebefab= Iiiemblp, Der Canton &oib.
ington go. 1 uno Miiglieoer BON I'M
%tergeoroneten 2ogen, @roBmeiltcr
s. q. Shminger fiibrte Den %orliB.
Had0em Der @rlmoitein non Dem
@roBmeiiter nit Siilfe oes @rob-
Gonoucctoe 8ert &.gSolfe, @roBmor-
ifna 6. 2.Ounn, @roB S6obmcilter
s. Q. 9oaflep uno @roB- &uplan $.
9. Yettp IN feline Gage gebruht mar,
mrroe BON Dem 9eBtcren EN- @ebet
gelprohen. Sierulrf fiibrte General
g. 8. BRADFORD, Ser Goriiber oes
8au-&omites, oen@run0 Sire Sranf
6. @onOp elm Der cine Anipradc
belt, in melher or oos 8ohIen uno
sic Gntmidlung oes OroenS berpor-
bob.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
GO6ert g8eiSlid seItOr6em.

9[m Iesteu Somstog, ben %. Su-
nj, perItarb in leiner @obnung, 20S
8 Ctr. N.-@. Serr &obert 8eiOli6.
gr mar am i. @Gr3 1862 81 8res-
lnu, 9eitti6lono, geboren. MIs jun
ger Wann bon Is Sobren fam er
noh Oen Ser. Stooten, uno 3lpar
Ianoete er in SEEM gorf. SpGter fam
er mad 8aibington. Sier erbielt Ell
Initeuung in Der &egierungsOrude.
rel. Gr beirotete Sri. Soiepbine 90.
S6onfeIO. Dieier Che entiproB einc
Godter. Sn 9euti6Iano iiberlebi
Serrn 8eioli6 cine Sdmeiter. Der
8eritorbene geb0rte bier Der Irmi-
MUS Soge uno benz Wtt. Sermon
Chapter SEQ. II an. DaS 8egrab.
mis- fano am Montag, oen %. SUM,
nuf Dem SoIoiers Some 6rieoboi
itatt. Serr @immel, Der ebrpilroige
Wteiiter Der oeuti6en Sreimollrerlo-
ge, ieitete Die Srouerfeierlidteit
un0 miomete DEM @eritorbenen einen
morn1en Nn6riif.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
Gin Sropagauoiit,
@ene @iDiani itebt an Der Spite
Der fran5Diiidcm aOmmiiiiOm.

Ser politif6e &eiter uno @ortfiib-
rer Der fran80iil9en &ommifion, oic
ii3 g%egenipdrtig IN Sen Ser. 5taater
aufbdlt, um fir Die Sadie Der @liier=
ten propaganda gu MAIDEN uno ferner
arrangements fir bas 3uiammenmirs
ten Der Ser. Staaten nit ben 4aiier-
ten in Dem groBen @Dltertrieg gu pers
einbaren, 1T Gene 8iDiani, gegeniudr=
tig @i5epremier uno Suiti5miniiter i'm
franS0iii6en &abinett.
&ene @iDiani 1T Elm lAlauer UNI
griinoli6 erfd6rener politifer, Der iiber
etne electromagnetic reOnerif9e 8egaz
bung perfiigt unO es Dor @lem oieier
@abe perbantt, OaB er es gu berpor=
raeenben Poiten i'm Staatsoient geg
brabt bat. @inmal 1T er ipgar f9ou
premierminiiter gemefen, aaeroings
MIR tur3e 3eit.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

Die Sobne ser &ebollttion 10
pie Die Sobne Ser amerifoniihen &e-
pollution boben Sen Sr1iioenten TO-
mie Ole @eionoten ser ulliierten 2Gn-
Der at elmer Seier eingelaoeM Die an
4. Sui in Der @egeno Oes &aibing
ton Nonumentes ituttfinoen mira.
Die Worinefapele miro oie Wtuiif be
iorgen. Gin Defenders gutes Tro-
gramm lit porbereitet moroen.
-9as offentli6e Snformationsfp
mite rihtet al oae @iirger sic 8it-
te, Den A. Sui in ernlter uno onge=
meiiener @eiie 81 feiern. @erGulh
mo unnotige 9eleudtung lollcn lllr
terbleiben.
-@m leBten Somstog 500 oie
Grippe ser 9iitrifts &apaIlcrie ourd6
sic StraBen 8aibingtons, INN Gin
0rud uuf patriotii6e junge Imerifa=
ner 3i MAIDEN. 80 Mom nabmcn an
Dem auf5ug tell. Wan filbrte olld)
cinige reiterloie Gferoe nit, uno Ole
@uflhriften Die nn Den Yferoen an
gebradt mareL luoen junge WtGlls
ner Elm, iih ser Sruppe on5ui6lie-
Ben.
-Mrme leioenoe uno erbolungs
beoiirftige Wiitter uno 9inoer mer=
oen in oieiem Sabre inn Camp 5000
8ia, 8abp Soipital Camp ODER
Camp Nleaiont einige @ohen gu
bringen oiirfen, fails oas NOTICE @elo
aufgebraht meroen fam. I'm ober
Die 275 8erionen nnter3ubringen,
6raubt man elm ihiisenoes 0ah.
3elte meroen ais @obnungen oienen
uno rs 3elte limo benotigt. Sir 80
Dollars fam man Elm Belt taufen,
uno Der 6dufer erbalt oas Sorreht
oas 3elt ielblt 3u 6enennen. SEER 81.
9arfer, 923 S Ctr. I.=@. nimmt
9eitrdge an.
-Oie Seuermcbrleute 0es Dit
riffs Columbia iino ieoen Sag a
Stunoen i'm 0ienite. Hllr menige
miiien oas pielleiht. Die Solge oa-
BON lit, Bob Der nerbeirutete Teuer-
mebrmann muir ielten feline Sumilie
iiebt. Man iollte Mitleio nit Den
2euten baben mo Die 9iitriftsfom-
millare auf oie Gage unierer 8ebilter
uno Seller mufmerfiam MAIDEN. Sc
bermann iollte cine Yetition an Die
8ommiiiare ienben uno oorin Der
langen, Dab uniere Seuermebrlellte
cine geredte Dienit3eit erbalten.
Ger 9rGiioent beobiidtiet, Den
CONNER inn @eiBen Sauie 3u5ubrin-
gen. es mar feline @emobnbeit, Ell
men ooer 3mei Wonate an Der See
ooer I'M @ebirge 81 peripeilen. 81
Den orei eriten Sabren be5og er cine
Sommermobmmng in Gorniib, st.
I'M Dorigen Sabre perle6te er Den
Sommer IN SbaoomIapn, q. :. Nh
beiBcn Sommertagen b%eabIidtigt er
@utomobilfabrten ooer Aiisfliige aul
ieiner Tropatja6t 81 unternebmen.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

@ipiani. Der, nie f9on iein Namen
erieben ldbt, uripringli9 aus elmer
italienii6en Jamilie itammt, bat ii9
i4on Bel pielen @nldRen als gldnaens
Der &eoner BON GROCER ueberrebungse
trait unb als tii9tiger pOititer ernie
fen. gr ipri@t Elm rebt sutes eng
it'd unb Fat Dies purb Die &eoe in
englii9er Spra9e erpieien, Die er an=
ldbli9 ieines 8eiu9es in MaibiHgtOn
DOT Dem 8unbesfenat belt.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
0te 81 6 a.

Sausfrau: sd babe mid oieien
Mittas binreiBen laiien, Sbnen einen
Seller an ben &Opf gu perfen, 8erta!
9ier i6ente ih Sbnen einen Dollar
uno nun leien sic ni9t lGnger bDie!'
rOas fino nur 80 Gentsl"
rSeIbitberltGnoli9! 10 Gents briHge
i'd fir ben 5erbro6enen Seller in @b>
aug!"
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
9mudroa, &eaIlOaf, WirtIide Selif0'
teiIeu, iiuO sM babeu bel:
SIblerS,
532 Genter. mno Is Riggs Martt.


6rieor. nno 9otte 8eiIitein, Ndb6en
g. mo Marie SOB, ana6e.
aorl II. 90. S6rooer, anobe.
Sob. u. 9atb, SOffmann Gnabe.
&orl uno Agnes 8aIter, 6nobe.
AuguIt uno 6. 8fIieger, 8nobe.
@eors ullo 90. Slider, 8nabe.
Guit. II. Mnrie 9umoabl, anabe.
S~o6esfaQe:
Gelei1io 3IoB, 81 Sabre, George
tomn llniberiitp Soipital.
8orl 80. 8%ranoeuburg, SO Sabre,
916 9 StrnBe S.=8.
Barbara Sample, 90 Sabre, Geo.
8alb. Soipital.
&obert @eioIid, So Sabre, POS
8 StraBe N.=&.
Gbriltine Gditein, 5iSnbre, Yrop.
Soipital.
Serrmonn 8enfboff, 76 Sabre,
Il. Q. Soloatenbeim.
Gpa SoffnanL 80 Sabre, Sibler
Soipital.
G6eihliefungen:
&oDmuno s. @eibmeper uno 8.
2anbum.
MelOin s. 8ergmarn unO G. 8.
Tolger.
Gomltno 8. Carl uno 81. 8euhert
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
Reimbursement.

Die in &odforO, Sis, eriheinen-
sc .@ermonio" lit mad fiinfunoorei-
bigjGbrigem 8eiteben eingegongen.
SSybren 500 fiibrte Die 9rieesWut ber-
bel nit ibren Observation-Disclosures
BON @%nt5iebung BON an5eige Na-
tronaee, Der erb0bten Yopierpreiie
uuo ser fnouierigen llnterltiisnng
pom Seiten zines perfafferten0 ettif-
tlluHS.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

Gdtc Tranfiurter nno 9nadunrit,
rein nno MnDerfalidt, at baben bel
8abIerS,
532 Genter. unb Is &igas Nartt.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
@nrfintfn

Srau gum 9ottor): rGelt, Serr
O%ottor, tun g mir nur meinem @lten
oas Bier net glsi9 I'm eriten Sag per-
bieten, ionit mill er ni6ts mebr DON
S6nen nt6en!"
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
0praefprdt t.

rDGbrenb meiner Seereiie babe i'd
ibrigens gang Oor3iigli9en &u6en ges
seifen!"
rs ia-oie mobernen S@iffe ba=
ben ia aud ale 8adbOrOel"
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

@ir eebrauden iofort 5 ooer 6
MGnner um oas Mntomobil : &epara-
tnr : @eidGft 5u erlernen. 0ieien
bietet iid iGon inn Wai Sunni ODER
SsSllli @elegenbeit au gutter Stelung.
Cute @elegenbeit fir ltrebiame Dram
ner. Rational Mnto College
Ste II. 8 ctr. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

Die beiteu 8sins, @bisties,
Rnms, 8ins, SruuOies, GOsuaes
uilu. Iino bel Gbriitiau famoer
81 bnbeu. Yreiie sebeu in bic
SObe. &anft Jest. 900 Z. Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

Gbriitian fauber's impurtierte
mnb einbeimii6e @eine.-6amft
iett, ebe Die &reiie in bic S6be
geben. Nmr Elm fleiner &orrot
am Sam6. 907 Sie6ente Str.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

Gbriitiau famber's reidbaltises
Eager DOm 8einen nno 9eitiaa-
ten. 9amft jett, ebe Die Yreiic
erb0bt iuerbem. Gbriitian fanoer,
900 Siebente Strafe N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29

Bel Gmren GiufGufen 6erMft GndD
amf oas 08aibiustOH SOmrual" nnO
Sbr ~nnterititt Gnd ieIbit oGmit.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-29
Mu6 etn @erqlei4 d.

Ssloeruuer Ger in elmer @lettrii6en
neben elmer fart parfImierten Dame
fiBt): sd CLAUDE gar bier gibts oo@
@asangriffe!"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12
PULLING TOGETHER

We are told that the reason Lake
land. Orlando, ST Petersburg and
some other south Florida towns are
dktancing Ocala in the race for COM
macial empire is because the citi-
zens of those municipalities pull to-
gether and never pull apart. and ev-
eEthing is harmony and good fellow
ship
But W. do not remember a time
when anything like the following ever
had an existence in Ocala.
The extract is taken from a late is
sue of the Lakeland Telegram
That paper says:
During a recent political cam
paign Editor Russell of PalatEa de-
cared that he was endeavOring to be
Christian and gentleman under
very trying circumstances. The edi-
tor of this paper is doing the same
thing under conditions very few edi-
tors ever had to contend with IL a
Newspaper experience of over a quar-
ter of century we have never known
50 much malice. venom and mendac-
i tiy injected into a community as
! this one has been afflicted with for
! the past six months. 1t is without
parallel in the history of journalism
in the cOuntry-journalism up to this
/ time having been regarded as a fairly
decent profession Our efforts TO be
/ Christian and a gentleman are
greatly aided by the manifold express
si0ns of encouragement and conf
dence that pour in upon us from THE
people of the community, whose dis
gust for the mudslinging tactics en-
ployed against us knows no bounds"
In Ocala the newspapers endeavor
to set the example of good fellowship
and with here and there an exception
are on the same side of all public is
sues. :
1t is right and proper that in the
discussion of public matters newspa-
pers ought never descend to the en-
ployment of personalities, especially
Irritating and venomous ones.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

capabilities. His successor is said to
&c very amiable gentleman, but one
who has given no study whatever to
military affairs.
But if we were to give currency to
all the rumors we heard it would ill
UP more space than we nave to spare
Our visit to the capital was very
pleasant We paid our respects 70
all the members of the supreme court
and cabinet officials. and renewed the
acquaintance of many friends of lang
standing.
1t is always a pleasure for us to Wis
it the old historic and classic city It's
memories are ever dear to US ana as
the years go by are becoming more
and more so.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

~ .ato 3gr ca.-.g -C2.-. .Aar
Enthusiastically hangry. Mother
iaod. father in the wGr; no AoHAS,
Ia. anywhere. ate anything.
IN ONE money in the boys mana.
His little ciawlike fingers snaeSn
agarlv ii mine. can feel thell
bnch vet Then he slides from sn0
.ancb and starts for the door.
/ .put hv this time the women "oLN
- bsd toned me. GO get IN me
and vou can have some food, tney
rder The boy hides his money De
,aath his coat and runs at fun speed
pward the steaming 1000. DenI.'..
e., - the tinv sister, her tiny baby
and clutching the end or MS aassu
tcket. | turn away coulun nv
B see them cat. God pity u, ~,
rust such suffering be! FroO ST.,
acre are as many children III
Drk and London without Loou
i Berlin. The tragedy IN Uerhans
anot quick starvation, 1t Is the unue
feding of the whole race. MoIhelS
I'd babies are gradually going uo""
bill.
EVERYWHERE about Berlin general
dcIine thrust themselves upon MISS
Dty's vision.
There are rows and rows OF houses
nd great shops bearing For Kent
ans. with no one in all Germany 70
rat them. A few years ago. says
Vss Doty. merchants used to hght
"a vacancies along the great
throughfares of Berlin; now dozens
otthem may be had for the asking.
Bsiness is at a standstill; even in
th railway stations. the slot-machines
snnd empty: no one has filled their
apartments with penny chocolate
talets for two years.
Alas. poor Germany. She has fos-
tra the war spirit. She has glorified
linthe trappings and uniform OF the
sdaier. She is now reaping what she
has sown.
and what is it? Blood, tears, sor-
rog, anguish, desolation and mourn
ing over a whole nation.
Il is enough to make the heart weep
blOd.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12
\ WAY TO KEEP SPARE RIB 81

Do you have too much spare ribs
and backbOnes at butchering time? 1t
is often the case when more than one
hog is killed The program of dispos-
ing of them without waste or having
TO eat them all first. is sometimes per-
picking.
Put them in key containing a
brine made of ten pounds of salt and
four gallons OF water and let them
stay. They will keep for several
months. To use, soak the pieces in
boiling water to remove the salt and
you will find the flavor has not been
spoiled. This method is recommend.
ed by T. z. Atheson. formerly agent
for Suwanee county. He says the
parts should not be sailed down be-
cause there is so little meat on them
they are almost sure to be over-salted.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

In its issue of January 2nd. the
Ocala Banner republished its initial
announcement made after the news
paper was resurrected and started on
a new career fifteen years ago. 1t is
such editors as Colonel Frank Harris
who stood the burden and heat of the
day who can fully appreciate the new
era of growth and prosperity which
Florida is now enjoying. after having
lived through the time of frost, plague
and fire. There are not many of the
old landmarks left, but those who are
still with us command the admiration
md respect OF the fraternity. st.
Augustine Record.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

Stonewall Jackson Triplett has tired
OF being country gentleman and has
sold his fine orange grove in Osceola
county and purchased the Inverness
Chronicle. Trip has spent too many
days in print shop to stay out of the
game and his return to the fold will
be welcomed by the press throughout
the state.-Wauchula Advocate.