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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
stdOtiidlc aartuffcln.

Ger it0otiibe Gorrot6 bon uugefG6r
1856 @uidcl wurOe geIteru Mor.
Gen in menigenl3iniiten ocrfouit.
8eitere 1900 9ui6el lpcrOcu
ooralsiidtlid morgen gum @er-
folIf gelangen. Cine GeOuSi.
rllng Oes &rciics miro erportct.
@ie criuartct ruorOen mar, ipurOen
geltern Dlorgen Die 1856 8uicbel it0o.
tiidc aortofieln i'm Grobitr.- nuS
norooitlihcn Norft gum Erciic BON
60 Gcnts pro 9i16el in gon5 fiir5er
3cit pcrfoift. 5rnlicn lmo ald eli
nige WlGuner Batten iid) tros ser
idle1tcn Mettcrperb1ltnilie cingefun.
ocn. Ger &artoffelporrat6 nor oiel
81 gering, Inn mlb MIR einen fleinen
Sbcil Scr Gridiencnet 6efrieOigen ST
fonnen. 9lngeitellte ocS @ureot fir
MooBe lno @ctuidtc na6men unter
2eitung bon Sbcr @iorftmeiiter s.
&ottS ocu &erfouf Dor. Sic Sin.
na1men i'm GroBItrnBen :, @torft 6a.
licfen lid auf $154.75 uuo I'M moro
oitlidcn @torft ouf $15475.
sUlorgen GornIittdg meroeu ieoen-
foas 1900 9ui6cl aartoffeln in ocr-
iclben @ciic unO 3it eincm nod ct.
ipas 6i(igercnl @rciie perfauft lpcr.
Sen. Gic 1000 9uicbcI, mel1e Mop-
OF HreIton am @iittiuod nou@mmart
.S. 2otprD bon Sogerstopn 5ltnl
|reiie bon 1925 pro 9uidcl fouite,
iucroen iebcnfoas bcutc bier cintref.
fen, @eitern fouftc I'M 9luftrog bon
WRopor 4reiton ociien SiiIfs Glcrf
TopiO 8. S6iQcr 500 9uidcl 9or-
toffcln bon s. Is. Sorlep bon @m.
luitts6ltrg 5rcoerid County, 3unl
@rriic bon $2.10 pro 9ui1el. 6erner
miro 6. gotdcll bon Gogcnont pci.
tcrc 100 guidcl gum &reiic bon
1926 na1 goltimorc lenocn.
Sr. 8. q. Serib6cr0cr bon Smith
BURG. NlOy oiicrirte Dem Wiopor ciu.
9ema6tc -6riidtc oaer 9(rt, rnO 5lpor
5000 0jl0icr bon Scr Z llu5cn @roBe
.3um &reiic bon 61a Gcnts imo 1000
.@lGicr bon Der 10 lln5cn @roBc gum
Yrciic bon 10 Gents pro @los. CT
be5cihnetc Oieic Yreiic olS ic6r nico-
RIG, lit o6er geru 6ercit, bic Maoren
nod bier 81 icllOcn, Inn oer DloDor
in leircr Gnmpngnc 81 nuterltiiBen.
Sr. gll6ert ". grogcr, scr SSH6o.
ber bon 9rogcr's Gcportemcnt Stp,
re, folitc III Gcutrepilc cinen @ogs
gon aartoifcln mO itelltc geitcrn
giodnlittag oim0 sen @oritebcr Ser
@ropcrD 9l6tbcilimg, @cni. 6rii6,
Dem Niu0or 375 9uitbeI, $i.75 pro
9uitbcl sur 9criiigung 9luf @tniH
oeS Stqoto6er6uliptes mcr0eu 6eute
Oieic $50 @uibel in Ser @rocerp-ab.
tbcilitrg ocs 2ooens al oaS @u6li.
fun pefouit lperoen.
Giele onocre Observation-Disclosures II.
6ormer boben 0ffcrteu gcmaHt Oic
a6cr aac abgeluieien purOen, ou iia
5u 6o6c %rciic fiir ibrc @aaren Der.
largtcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
gia6iatcs lSoar

@inc rcgclrc1tc lBrilgclci ton0 IN
ser 8rooflpn @oli5ciitution Itatt, ais
Der Boli5iit powaro Sluopc oeriudbtc,
9luguit 8. Ho1 in0 Nia6el 9io1,
leihe angcbi6e @attir, IN @cidne-
niB5eaen 5n itcdcn noboen CT 0as
Roar megen Grlmfcnbcit mo un0e-
bilbr(ibcn YctragcnS ocr6oitct 6ottc.
Siuope bcrieritc Oen Monn bel Dem
&criliID iib uou Der 2ig6t.StraBcu.
@riice binab5llitiir5cM imo na6m i'm
felt. 9lpI ocm @egc sur Station be.
Oiente ii1 Der @cfoneenc gcmeincr
Sbiupnporfe. gllS CT 5ur 3cllc &C.
iii6rt wur0e. pcriebte CT Ocm @oli5ii
iteii mebrcrc SHldqc ms @ciiMt.
gq16rcliO 9lo1 sen 9lulrod bcar6ci-
tetc, pcriucbte Die 6raiI, Dem Eoli3i-
iten sen GcpoIper lltS ser Soi1e 81
5icbcn. G6ef Sruin uuO ciu1onOercr
|oli5iit fonien Slpope 5l Siilic llnO
iWloiien oic bcoen @einugclien cir.
Sic piirOeu 81 cincr @cloitr1le ion
jc So lmo Soften ucrllrt6cilt pcgen
Eriiufcnbcit. 2IuBcgOcm uuBtc Der
Mdun ipcgca tbdtliden g(uoriiiS aui
cinct &oli5iiten $50 im0 aoitcn &C.
rappcll.
1cutidlc, CcitcrrcidJiidJc mO lIugO'
ride GricgSnnIcibCu.
100 Wnrt unO 100 &runen auftudrtS,
Shea. s.. 9icncr q GO,,
TratS) 217 OF.yaltmutc-Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
Gum o6reu.9sraiiOcntsn erlua0It.

Scrr @rnit SdmeiBer fir feline lang.
i66rigcn Tienitc am y9Illgemci-
nen Geutidcn @oiicn6aus" aus,
ge5cibnct. SEER Wlartin W}eDer.
bird on oeiien 5telle 5nm 8rGIi.
bcnten aiseric6en. glnoere
8erduOerilngen I'M Gireftoriam.
SSn Scr Wlonatsiitung oes Giretto.
riums oes 0glllgemeinen Gcltihcu
@oiien6ouies, Die in ser 9lnitolt an
Der gtisQuit6 5trnBc gcItcru 9[bcnO
gebolten purOe, iab ii6 Serr @rnit
6dmeiBer infolge icines geidipG1'
ten acknowledgements peronlaBt
icine Neiignation ais @rdiiOcnt 5u
unterbreiten. Serr SbmeiBer mar
3un 26. lMale iiir oos glmt gep1blt
lporoen. Ger@ntihluB muroe bon Sen
glnmeienOcn nit Dem innigiten 8cs
oouern aufgenommen. 9(lS iein gio1-
folger mlrOe Der longidbrige @icc-
Erdiiocnt @}artin NlcDerOird Sunt
Gr0IiOenten ciuitimmig crwd6lt. Gie
Stelle oes Gice-@r6liocntcn erbielt
Serr So6n 6. Sobunnelien, elmer
Der tiidtigltcn iltngen Wlitglicoer ocS
0ircftoriimS, mel6cr iclbIt i'm @ois
icnboule eroBgc3ogen wuroc. Scrr
SobanneIcn 1T @eiAditsfiibrcr Scr
Southern electric So" lmo 6ot lib
in ocr @ei60itScplt cincn boGadt.
barren glomcn erporbcn
0ic ourcb oas ISiniDciOcn oeS Srn.
Wm &lingeIboicr pofont gcpor0enc
Stclc i'm 0ircftorilm wur0e our6
oic 8abl Ocs Sru. 9lIirpO g9cbe aus
gefiiat, pclder idon Sabre lang ais
Collector fingirt bot.
9os 0ircftoriitm nabm 0onn IN
9ln6ctra1t Der G6otio1e, ooB Scrr
@rnlt S6meiber icit 33 So1ren Dem
,4agcHleincn 0clitI6cn gSailcne
bouic" icinc beiten Srdite geipionict
mo ein uollcs &icrtelia6r6unoert oen
perantluortliben Soften ais 8rGii.
bent pcrlcbcu 6ot ciren 8cldlub al,
i'm sum G6rcn-@rGiioentcn Der gln.
ltolt 81 eup16lcn. To6ci bicItcn Der.
idbieOene Ser gIupeienOen glnipro9en,
aus pelden 81 erie6cn mar, lpic in-
germ oos 9lusi9eiOcn oes 6elicbtcn
Nlonncs aifgcnounen puroe. Scrr
S6meiBcr Oonfte in bepegten @oK
ten iiir bic cripicienc @brcnbc5eigung
lno CAB ser Seriiderlmg 9lusOrud,
OoB CT, mcnn cs icin @eimo6eitS5lir
ito1O crloubcD ouh fcrnerbin iein
9eitcs t6un mcroc Inn Die 9lnltolt
alr Scr 6o6ca Stltfe 81 crbalten, auf
pcl6c tic oclon0t lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
Ger @cIttsicg 9cntc OOr cinem
SATIRE.
@lar8 1916.

Gor &crolni bu6en sic Iclit.
Ideu bon 9irlteru ein aciuaitiges
Iropuclicucr lGngS Der gau5cn
SJront cr6iinct lie bcitbicBcu b.
ionocrs Die Stelhlngeu ocs 6cil-
Ocs mcitlid) Der splanS.
Gin OcutidcS @aiicriIug5cu9
bclegt pic cn0liiGc Grofidoit
Sent init 9ow6ri mo ribtet
petrdbtliNcn 51aocn Gil.
1clitiblau0 Bat ali Eortugol
il eiacm llltimatim oie 1orSc.
riung dcitcat biuicn as Stinocu
1tin0en bic bon ibul bciC1Idq
Iabmtea ocitidcH Scbiiic mic.
Der Dcrous5lge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
geaI1imntun luirS ntrOdcn. =

FrGiiocut ggilion wirO Oic @robi6i-
tionS6il( unter5ci6nen. Ger
critic otrodcne" SSauilglrohonS.
tag an nd6itcn @}ontog. -
9nIe 9Reitaiirants miiiicn i5re
Ebiiren gcidloiien boIten. II
SdIimm fir Die oielcu Colo.
ucIs" ans Dem SiiOen.
Er1li0ent @ilion BAT erfl1rt, OaB
CT Die bon beioen SGuiern Oes Gon-
orcilcS ongenomnienc @ill fir &ro.
1ibition i'm Giltrift Columbia berte
o0er morgeu nit ieiner llnteri1riit
ocriebcn mill. g}o6 Den Gorihriiteu
Scr @ill ntiiiien ant 81: Gftobcr
1917 Idulmtlide @irtbi6oiteu, olle
9raucrcien imo nllc N6isfeD.@e.
IbGfte fiir immer geibloiien mcroen
Gie Bill luurOc gelteru gl6cno nad
Dem @eiBcn Saitlc gebro6t.
@inen Gorgeidnad Der yGrodcn-
belt" perOen am ndbitert Montog Oic
geiuder Der @unoeS6uiptito0t ba-
ben; ocnn am Snolielrotionstaee
oiiricu in ser Staot feincrlci Spiri-
tiloicn Oerfouit werOen, imo in Bal.
timore bo6eu iib ole Sotels bcreitS
cingcri6tet, och bonn Siioen fou.
menocn 3u5ug Der olirlti0cn nGolos
nelS" aiif5rnc6mcn llnO iiir ocrcn
,,geiltiges~ g8obb 5u iorgcn.
gSeil iiir 6cn fommenoen Sonntog
rno Nlontag oroBc NienidenmaIicn
in g8oibington 5ur Snalgurutions-
icicr erlportet mcrocrL 6ubeu oie @cs
olnten Der ocribic0cnen SrunSporto.
tionS-2itien peitge6cnoc @orfc6rlln.
gen gctroffcn Son Baltimore oacin
mer0cn Soillenoc 9ciudcr etportet.
Die MorDldno 9tationolgarOc, sic
SllgcnO Brigo0c inO Oic .gop
Scouts per0en in grtro3iiqcn &c.
ior0crt perocn. Gie @ennIploanio-
8a6n miro am Moutag BON 6 ll6r
NloreenS an BON Der llnion-Station
Spe8ial3iige lollfen loiicn ino oic
&lGnc Der Baltimore & S6io-9a6rl
iinO 6ielcI6cn. 0ic @oi6ington, 8oI.
timorc uuo glnnopolis-9abn l1bt ibrc
@og9onS aac 10 Wlinntcn bon lno
naG 8oibingtou Ioilien.
Ireibunoert Wiit0licoer ser Guns
Minis Wlcmoriol Sugenobrieaoc iinO
470 y9pD Scouts" tpcroen Wiontog
N}orgen nit Der 9. & O.-9a6n int
@rtro8ug bciorocrt wcroen, mGbrcnO
oie MorDIGnoer 9lopol.9rigoOc, in
Der 5tdrfe BON 200 D3oun, an Sonn.
tag gl6en0 uln 6 llbr 40 Niiniten a6@
fGbrt. 0os pierte Gcgiment lno bic
Gruppc 9l. DerlGBt Baltimore am
Sonntog gto9mittog, po6ineegcn
oaS critic 9fcgiment am Sonntng Dit.
tag Den 3u9 bciteigt- 9luh pcrocn
Die pereinieteu ariegsoetcranen er.
martet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
S5Odl6ctoot oelturbcn.

Syu cinem S6ollfelihtbl iibcuO,
ipirOc gcitcrn Die SO SqBre oItc Trail
NtorD " arcmS bon ibrem Sobnc
SSobn in Der aiihc ieincr @obmmg,
9lr. 1902, Sorforo 9Gpcnlc, toot aui'
gciunocu. Der ToO lit. ouf ein altb.
matiiheS SeiOeu 5uriid5uiiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
Am Nniritn[ nritpr6rn.

Sobn ASiinicr, AS Sabre alt, bon
9Ir. 1926 cSoug6ItruBe, purOc im
&otrolmagcn Der &oli5ci i'll CAUTION,
all 9Hfobolucreiitung Iciocno, nob
Ocn 81. Soicp6s-Soipital gcbroAt
mo itarb BORT nod IeMs Stlm0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
Gant. llpacmnn neitpr6cn.

Der @opit6n nSfe" 8o5cmau bonn
S6ooncr 0@li5obetb Glorf", peIber
oic Giroiilia utrodcne~ 9lodaoe 6rc-
den ipoate inO iit6 inn aampf nit
Dem itootIibcu Gampicr uGonmo'
bore MaurD" 6ciouo, crlag I'M @c-
fdngniB BON 2oncoiter Der cr6oltenen
SduBwlnoe. gtob Der gci6loguo6-
me Deg gS6isfcp-Sdiiics wliroe Der
Captain mo bic NiounlNoft in @nit
gcnommen. Ger Wioot, Gin gSeger,
mar Ourh Die 9ruit eeidoiIcn ltno
liegt .ihuer ucrluunoct OornicOer.
Ger Captain pcritbte @iocrituno 81
lciltcn ood cntlllO iid icin &cpolucr,
wo6ci i6u mcbrcrc Singer peggerii-
len iuur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
@cridlt 0c8 baltimore @cttcrbnrcauS
Ger 6clidtigfeitsgc6olt Der 2uit
ipar % ASro5cnt Inn s ll6r WlorgcnS
lmO 80 Bro8cnt uul s ll6r gIbcnoS.
e,tNnhHhr cyeu,hcrot,tr


ghis ocn ii6rigcn @iin0es.g8ctter'
9'co6adtltngs Sfotionen ipuroeu oie
IoI0caocn nicorigltcn Senlpcratlrcrb
Nic I'M s llbr geitern 9I6enO berrid.
ten. hcridltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

Cine iingc uno biibidc Nllrds
lrenucrin ous Sllmmcltomp @o4
an Der Observation-Disclosures gcnm0cn
muroc bon ser %olisci lit cincnl SaIS
3ucrit oo6 iic an, 20 Sabre alt inO
cine SMauipiclcrii im yEalacc-I0ca.
icr~ 3lr jciu. SlIs lie icbodb pou Capt.
Sole iii scr meitlidcn &oli5ciltation
ais9ciragt unroc, geitaao lie, gSonOa
Molopcr 5u gciBcn mo crit i6 Sobre
alt 5u fem. Sic lei pou &altlc Tort.
gclalicu Oa i6r Nnter lie angeplid
miijbnnocIt 0dttc. SSi Der llnioni
Station bo6a lie cincu Wlanu gctrof.
len scr iie 5u 0cm @anic an 0er
6oDcttcitroBs Grac6tc. glaHoem tic
cinc Ssocbe nit i6m 5niumnicn9clcbt
battc, iei ct ucridniIuoen. Ole Eoli-
5ci III aai Scr 5udDe naG Dem Diann.
I'll Scr 3luiibcl5cit miro Oas aRdO-
Gbcil icitac0alicly bis ibr &aier iic ab-
DoIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

wMnoltorium@ ggltiIe geoman".
,6aro'c" 5ulloip me"
NaDrtD" @nciO CSirls"
,,0ipprorunlc" @aiocpiNe nnb gSdt6clbilber.
,,Wiargiannr 'uuoeDine mn &anoclbiloer
Nl'glinotmic GobS min bc boDS"
p&tmrl0"-ga gaiioeOile uHo Bdn0clbiloer
ng'lboWgAS 2necnm" &eniiDes I0cdler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
Gpnncnouf. nn0 llntcraauo.
SIntG
gNettcraMsiidltcn.

Sir MorDIonO un0 Den 9iitrift
Golm6o 6cltc OcrduocrIid rno
nor0liAe gSinOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

Nir oas oItc Selttidje G6cpaar.
Sine dltcre crfrauftc Tome ianotc
Qciicrn cincn Tollor fir OaS olte
Ncutidc @bcpnar nod Dem oTcit-
irhcn 0orreiponocntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
ynn man llntcrindlt. /.

Gir5 uob icincr Ginlicfcrrng IL
Scr gIodt gum Gonncritng III oas
,,St. Soicp9'S SoiptoI4 lior5 So6n
Bumper pon 9lr. 1924 Cjoug0. Ctr,
ou0cnidlcinlitb on Ocn 6olgcn bon
slIfobolismllS, ooc9 miro Coroner
6n5!c0 oon norooitIibeu Diitrift
riitc llntariuchung cinlciten.
3um @cltcn Der orbcitSGoicu M|it.
alicocr ocs iiinitcn 9icaincntS iin0ci
bcute 9l6cno III gllbau9b's I6coter
cin iIlultrirtcr &ortrag iiber rEaS
Seben an Der mcyifoniicben Creme"
bon 0aoiO 9. 9lod itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

FSunci nieScr ourd) au$ bciprdt ucr.
Sen gcuc %crbinoungcn periid)cru
ii;berc 9(ilssaHluugcu.
Sgcu. y. Gicner a. SOy
2I7 GR-yaltimOrcsStr.
(tJcb2O-) 243 Siio-yrOaoiuag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

&or Dem llntcr Goulitc ser @roB.
gci1porcncn melCbc cine llnterii-
dung iibcr bic 2c6cnsmittel 16euc.
riuig eiheelcitet babcn criHicuen Z.
=. gSittcrs bonn Baltimore 6ioclitD
@aorcnbnus, 9lS. Beer bon oerGau-
ton Co. 2. ". 2ippincoit pon Ger
niinaI- unb s. $. SnniiIton bonn
Canton @ooreubnus. Gbglcidl oos
Gonlite beitGloB, Sic Scr6ouOIitng I'M.
ter slusiAluB Ger Geiicntlicbfcit o6-
5uIaltcn puroc ood 10 picl 6cfanut,
0aB III Oiclem Sabre cine ie0r groBc
Stnapp6eit al Sc6ensnlittcln 6eilebt
mo 0icie 5lnl aroBten S6eilc on Ocll
bo6cn Ereicu Sic SdniIO trdgt- Ger
NmuoIt 6. z. @. @rigbt pon pcI-
cbcui betaunt it, OoB er ii6er Sic Si.
tuotion gut uiterrittet it, fonntc
uidt erldeinerL neil CT aloertueitig
bei10itigt mar. u. @. Gbonpiou
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
Knocking for Admission.

OF course there is nothing official
in the implied acquiescence of Mr.. j.
Leonard Burt, pharmacist and liter
atus de lux of Palatka Nights, in the
suggestion that his bailwick become a
"plume in Palatka's bonnet of pro-
gressiveness." Mr.. Burt is nothing
if not progressive. And Mr.. Burt has
property interests in the Heights and
has lived long enough out there to
begin to desire a change Ere the
pitcher be broken at the cistern.
But it was to Mr.. Burt's literary la
bors-his manner of clothing his de-
sires into English that may never be
misconstrued-that we wish to call at
tention. He recently, anent the an
nexation, had this to say in local
paper:
81 don't think The Heights will OBJ
iect to being A Plume in Palatka's S
Bonnet of Progressiveness, provided
it is conducive to civic unanimity. 1t
therefore behooves every level-headed
patriot to carefully null over the cud
of retrospection, and with an ever
ready restraining arm be prepared to
check the impetuous zealots who
would build a cradle of unseasoned
timber"
Can you beat it, and at the same
time render your meaning clear?
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
Pomona School Item.

In the public school examinations
for the month ending Feb. 10Th, the
following pupils made an average of
30 per cent or above: Jennie Ring.
Edna Knowlton and Ruth Capshaw.
who has the honor of making the
highest average of the term so far.
"a per cent.
The pupils neither absent or tardv
for the month are Jennine Ring. Ruth
Capshaw, Aleen Middleton, Eston Bar
ber, Evelyn Alvers, Louise Middleton,
Robert Ryals, Clyde Middleton. Will
liam Cathon, Eddie Barber and Pearl
Cathon.
Manv visitors were present Thurs
day afternoon, Feb. 22d, and the fol-
lowing patriotic program was render
ed:
Song-America.
Exercise-The Red, White and Blue
Song-George Washington.
Recitation-"A Sighted Birthday
Robt. Ryals.
Recitation-"A Small Patriot" Ar
mold Tucker.
Recitation-"TheS Sword of Bunker
Hip Carle Hayes.
Song-"Battle Hymn of the Repub.
lic."
Recitation-"History facts" Henry
Cutter.
ecitation-"What know About
Washington" Aleen Middleton.
Recitation-"How About 1t" Evelyr
Wing.
Recitation-"The Revolutionary Ri.
sing" Jennie Ring.
Recitation-"Like W S in g on,
Clvde Middleton
Recitation-"The Boy Washington
Nora Brooks.
Recitation-"old Glory" Dora By
rons.
Recitation - "Washington's Truth
fulness", Madge Hayes.
patriotic Conundrums," by six lit
tie people.
Recitation-"T he Little Red
Stamp" Berth Brooks.N
Song-Washington.
Recitation - "The Story of the
Hatchet," Ruth Capshaw.
Exercise by the juniors, events in
Washington's Life" Remarks by Rev
Mr.. Capshaw. Closing song-"Co,
lumbia the Gem of the Ocean"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02

Speaking of Mormons, reminds us
that Utah is to have State prohibi-
ton effective August 1st, 1917. The
Mormon church supported the law and
it's author and chief promoter in the
Legislature was Richard w. Young, Jr.,
great-grandson of the prophet, the
"late lamented" Brigham Young.
George A Startup, of Provo, Utah,
one Of the largest candy manufacture
ers in the United States, whose fight
for statewide prohibition in the last
ten years has cost him upwards of
100000, is high priest in the Nor
mon church. Gov. Simon Bamberger,
who has supported the bill with vigor,
is a Jew and two years prior to his
election was proprietor of saloon at
Lagoon. Simon Hamburger, in addi-
tion to being a Jew, is democrat.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02

The Rev. William Sunday, P. D. Q,
is nothing if not picturesque and start
ling, and he must have startled those
Bostonians recently when he told
them that Sixty y-eight per cent of
the men of the south are in the church.
Why? You may not like it, but the
truest, the purest, the finest men and
women in America are south of Ma
son and Dixon's line. That's the rea-
son." continued he, at took 50,000,000
people to lick 100000. There's more
pure blooded Americans south of the
Mason and Dixon's line than anywhere
else in this country. That's why ma
ny of those men are Christians. I
say that even if my daddy was one
of the boys in blue and fought against
them. They were hard to lick down
there because they were real Ameri-
cans. So south of the Mason and
Dixon line they have got the north
licked to frazel in religion and NOR
ais" All of which means they must
be pretty tough in the north and east.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
POMONA NEWS.

Harry Horner of Syracuse, N. Y.
spent a few days in town recently.
Miss Susie Fisk left Monday for
her home in DeLand after a visit to
Mrs. Abbie Drake.
Miss Louise Bray of Nashua, was
an over Sunday guest at the DR.. Peck
home.
]. M. Tucker came up from Ft. Ny
ers last week to spend few days
with his family.
w. G. Taylor of Columbia, S. c.,
secretary of the All South extension
work, addressed the c. E. society here
last Wednesday evening. Mr.. Taylor
is bright and entertaining speaker
and his talk held much interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tevis of Shell
by, KY, were guests at the Middle
ton house recently, and were looking at
property in this vicinity.
Don't forget the V. I. A. Minstrel
Friday night March End. Admission
Is cents and an entertainment which
will please all.
Miss Bessie Wyeth gave a Silver
lea on wednesday afternoon OF last
week which was well attended and
much enjoyed. The guests were en-
tertained with beautiful Victrola selec-
tions, and refreshments of iced grape
juice, cake and salted nuts were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hatch and Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Turner had a pleasant
trip to St. Augustine Monday going
over in the Turner car.
Earl Johnson has returned from a
sojourn in Orlando where he attended
the big Fair.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

Rev. and Mrs. J. Ross Greene, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Greene returned
Saturday from a pleasant motor trip
down the State. They visited Ocala,
Lakeland, Orlando, st. Petersburg,
Tampa, and other points of interest,
covering a distance of more than six
hundred miles on their journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rubel of Fort
Dodge, Iowa arrived last week, and
will remain here for several weeks.
While here, they are at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden F. Jones.
Mrs. Miller, of Ashtabula, Ohio, is
guest this week at the Townsend
home.
Mrs. C. E. Currie is rapidly convale-
scing from her recent operation, a fact
which brings much JOY to her large
circle of friends.
The E. A. Leonards, with Mrs. H.
L. Gay and Miss Dorine, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rubel, were all visitors to Pa
latka Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Sherman and Mrs. S.
j. Townsend went to Green Cove
Springs Tuesday, to attend the Dis
trict convention of the w. C. T. U.
The Sunshine Society met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Miss Co.
burn, and enjoyed an unusually inter-
esting "who's who?" program after
the routine business was disposed f,
Several new books for the library We're
reported, and an itemized report of
Sunshine work presented.
With but few exceptions, the Or
ange trees of this vicinity were not
seriously injured by the recent freeze,
and are now putting on new and vigo-
rous growth. The Townsend orchard,
which was protected by firing, is now
white with bloom.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
ANNUAL MEETING LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of Palatka
Public Library Association is hereby
called for Thursday, March sth, 1917,
at four o'clock p. m. in reading room
in City Hall. Officers and Chair
men will please prepare reports and
submit same in meeting. All friends
Of the library are cordially invited to
attend this meeting and to become
members of the Association.
MRS. STEWART WORDEN, Pres.
MRS. RICHARD F. ADAMS, Sec.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
Issues Official Call for Ward Meetings
and City Convention.


The City Democratic Primaries
are hereby ordered to be held in the
various wards of the city on Wednes-
day, March 7, 1917, at 8 o'clock p.
m., for the purpose of nominating AL
dermen for the City of Palatka, and
electing delegates to the City Demo-
cratic Convention, as follows:
Ward 1-One Alderman, West End
hose house, seven delegates.
Ward 2-One Alderman, Mrs. Jen-
nings' Store, Lemon St., three dele
gates.
Ward 3-One Alderman, Board of
Trade Rooms, four delegates.
Ward 4-One Alderman, City Hall,
three delegates.
Ward 5-One Alderman, Court
House, two delegates.
Ward 6-One Alderman, Mathews
store, two delegates.
Ward 7-One Alderman, Davis
Tank Factory, six delegates.
The basis for representation shall
be one delegate for each ten Demo-
cratic voters and fraction of three or
over cast in the city election of 1916.
In the event that either of the above
named meeting places cannot be used,
the executive committeeman of the
ward shall procure another suitable
place for holding such meeting.
The City Democratic Convention is
hereby called in the City Hall, Friday,
March 8, 1917, at s o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of nominating a Mayor
for the City of Palatka and transac-
ting such other business as may be
brought before the Convention.
CITY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE,
CHAS. E. ROWTON,
Chairman.
]. H. HAUGHTON, Secretary.
Palatka, Fla, Feb. &c, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02

Capt. S. D. Sargent, since the open
ing Of the G. S. & F. Railway to Pa
latka, a passenger conductor on the
line, and known to all the people OF
Pahtka as a genial kindly gentleman.
died a. his home in Valdosta, Ga, last
Saturday. No particulars concerning
Capt. Sargcnt's last illness or death
have reached us, other than the facts
Capt. Sargent was in failing healtl,
for some time, and since Christmas
has made but three trips. People al
along the line of this road will learr
of his death with sorrow.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-02
State of Ohio. City of Toledo,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J..
CHENEY.
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in my presence, this 9Th day of Decem-
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(SeaD Notary Public.
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the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
Send for testimonials, free.
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Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.