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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

ldumocu iino So CLAUDE, oaB 9boia
Y. yinibams &eQeto0le COMPOUND Die
rlsliiac @leoi5A bel SrouenIeioen lit. -
Nrnn @Ii5GhetD SObu, 9t S. 8 yir. 4
Soleoo. S6io.
Sn0o s. &int6nnls 3 @eacta6e Gons
ponno, aus bcimiimeu gerSelu ilno
Nrdueru Aenu6t eut1Glt feline uarfoiia
icleu o0cr idG0lidcu Grogcu ulo miro
lepic als oie criolgreic6ite GReoi3in 6st
Sraucnlcibeu nlgcie6eu gSir 6ubcA
EoilcuOe freitpqigcr 3eu9niiie in Sen
Arc1ipcu ocS %iutbnm 2oborntorillnls.
Inn bicle S6atldc0c 81 6eiuciicu. (9m8.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

oen lorgidtig d69e3o9en Die So9.
ucn ipic iiblih geidniselt oOer III
Stiide ae6roAeu; Damn foGt man iic
IN lcihteni Sol3woner Elm poor @laI
aut ninlmt iie init Dem S6orml6iiel
GeratS mo troduct iic inn Cien oocr
All Der 9uft. Sn eiuen 9cutcl pcroeu
lie an eiucnt lHtigcn Srt oti6c.
po6rt.
Slmae Gr6ieu tSAotem. n Gicie
mer0en ausgeiGalt uno inn ii6ri8eu
aennit pic Sic @o6ncn 6e6ouoclt.
&6r 0cnt Gc6roilc6 meroen iic oonu
in fhltch oocr lararncm &aiicr
cilSciucidt ooS @aiicr a6acaoncn
mis- oonn mic irii6d 3u6crcitct on
6ciieil mir nit ctrudS irit9er Butter,
@cterlilie ug0 lucrig &obncafraut
Sdhre &iridcu. @lne ie6r Gin.
iod6 9lrt, iollrc &irir6cn eiJuuiddlen
lit folacnoe; a)}dit' entfcrnt Die Stiela,
wiiNt ieoe airlo6e nit einciu reincu
Clid db. flint iic oidt in ojldicr oocr
6laidcll .gi1t nuf cip Yiiulo Sir
ideii e %iluo gldcn Stallb5udcr
Ooriitcr. pcrbinOct oie @ldier nit
9ioic oOcr Observation-Disclosures mo
ic6nttc(t iic ID pdlreiio Ser ndAiten
5 6 @bt6cii tdalitb cinnol aiit
oird1. 9ioN Gcrldri 0icicr 3cit mcr-
Ocil lie an efitcul ltitigen Grt dui6c.
mo6rf mo Soften iidj arj oieie SSciic
icOr Git slotinlid fam man bic
&itic6cA aid Dor Dem Giniohcn emit
fcrncu. Sic &crne ipernen Damn
nit S2oiier d6Gefodt Ger BAR
aus acponpcitc 6rudtioit' miro nit
3udcr oii0ctoMt itno bilOct cine por.
5ii0libe Iunfc 3ii @uOoihgs 6Ian
mcris o0cr audi cnl ongcnc6mcS Gr.
friidungsgetrdnf. &or Der &cupcn.
Dung Scr &iribcl ucrOeu Oicie nit
3ldcr wic irii1e 6riic6tc oeoiinitct
mo i6mcden auA t6cnio wic
friidc.
9iuf an0cre glrt fam man Die Stir
i6en wie iolet cinmoden: Sic Sir.
iden rcinigen ino eutitciuen. glif 1
&iino airic6cuileiicb Il Tio, 3uder
nc6meu. Zen 3udcr auf irii6er an
aeac6enc 9lrt ldiitern, oeu SNmm
cnticrucn, oie &iri6cn 0iueinacbeu
uuo iic is Wlinutcn unter gelinoenl
SNiitteln fobeu loiicu. IS perici-
ncrt 0cn Gjeicbmad, uenn man cini0e
ouiaei6loaruc &irihcnfcruc nit;
loden ldBt. Tapn sic &irihcn init
0cnl SHolunloiiel ,6crousuc6mcn. III
cilGicg iiilcp ino ocu Soit Oid.
ililiNa Cie6e Gorbcnlerfuna) cin.
foHeu loncn 9(Isoan sen Soit ii6er
bic airiAen in bic @l1ier iiiacn, oie
9ia1e crfaltcn laiien, Elm in 0rm
gctaud)ics 9ldttcben @apier Ooriiber
ld6ruAmo Gtrt pcridjlieBer
ScioeIbGeren, ghtf flint Gdfea
Sei6el6eeren rednct man fiinf Eoilcn
3udcr. Dic 9ceren perOen ioiibcr
perleicn gemaiden o6gctropit lmo
mit ocn 3uder int cigenen Soft ca.
8 bfs 10 D1iniHen Gle nadl @fengc)
itiu 0efobt, ipobci man Ole @eeren
bc6iiioni imlriibrt. Oonn eie6t man
iic lit ocn porbcreiteten Steintopf
inO l6Bt iie oorin bis gum on0creu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
eOtaI6eridlte ans gsai6imatOm.
Gie 8aDG Ser gbeIuitigen
ID 4 dj it.


9[Qe frii6eren &efor0e, mas oie
3obl bon Srouuneen inn W3onat Sini
betrifft, iino i'm GiItritt 0ieies Sobr
gebro6en morOen. llngefGbr bunOert
me6r 2icen3en iin0 BON S6erit @il-
liam &roa mG6reno oes @lonots en-
t6cilt uoroeiB i'm @ergleib 81 irgeuO
elmer d6nli6en @eriooe in Der @e-
idJifte oes 0iihifts. 9ie 8abl Der
Sod3eiten belief iid i'm 92onot SUM
ouf 639. 0ie gr0Bte 8obl BON Eroll-
lngen in cinem ein8elncn Monot inn
0iftrift mar 542 un0 5por I'M Nlo-
nat 9lpriI oieies SSobres.
SuqcnoGi6e 9tuSrciBcr.
Seds &nobcn riiien aus Der Sea
fionol 9(uSbiIoungsi6ule fir &na-
ben ans, inoeu iie iid bon einent
SenIter inn 5meiten Stodwerf 6erlln-
terIieBen. Sbre 8ludt puroe bon
einem g9ddter ent0edt, ser oie @oli-
sei oes 8. 9e5irfs beno6ri6tigte.
Sin poor Shinoen ipGter WurOe ei-
ner ser ano6en, Der 10 Sabre alte
Clarence Cooper ouf Der @la0ens-
burg 9fooo eiugefangen. Der 20
Sabre oIte @eorgc, Der II Sabre olte
Sroif Gregory, Der % Sabre oItc
Ho1 Is. ssSobnion, Der Is Sabre olte
SerOinonO Stesfen uno Ger 16 Sabre
olte sSomes Slepeaen wer0en nod
DernIiBt.
9illigereS 9roO in 9lus.
ii1t.
Ser @reis BON 9roo mag ouf 8
Gents ser Sai6 5nriidge6en, tuenn
oos W1e6l pie0cr $3.50 pro SAB fir
sen @dder foIten lpirO. @eaenmGrtig
3a6lt er ungefd6r $3.50. G6orleS S.
Grauo, Ser @lorft- t-@gSert fir bic 9}e-
gierung erflGrte, OoB oie 9Gder in
europa Elm @iuno 9roo ans cinem
@fmo @ei5cu MAIDEN nit % 9Sro-
sent bon Su6ltituten, ipie @eriten-
uno &ortoffelmebl. Die Grlal6niB,
billigere Subititnte IN oieiem 2ouOe
81 ge6raidcn piir0e Oen @reiS oes
groolaibes 6alo ailf 5 Gents bringen.
Gs miro erpartet Dob Oicie Grlau6-
nib Sen 8ddern gege6cn miro.
93u66iners"Stuge i'm Sc.
rid t.
Tifieren5cn 3piiden ben 9eanlten
uuo @1itglieOern Der So6oo SGolem
Se6rdiIden @cmeinoe, 0ereu Spna-
qoqc an ser @de ser 5. lmO @ Str,
9}.g9., lie9t, fomen i'm S6erOiitritts-
aeridt al oie Sefientlidfeit, ais @e-
meinoemitglieoer cine &loge gcgen
ole gegeum1rtigen Seomten pinrei6.
ten mo oerIougteu oaB Soiep6 @ht-
i6of, ser BON Sen 9eonten erpd6ltt
Ro66iner, iein 9lnlt nicocrIegen iolle
Sic 6e6aupteten OaB Oic WiaioritGi
nidt fir @lui6af geitinmt bdtte
Ionoern &errn gl6ranion 6ci6e6olter
mollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Eog itd6en. 9llsoann gieBt man sen
Salt ob imo last oieien no1nolS
einige Ntiniten flott often einfoHen
nro girBt i'm beiB iiber Sic gceren.
@ut OcridlicBcn. Der chpa crii6riote
Soft miro mie Srudtioit Dcrmobrt
unO IGBt iicb fir ocn 6oilliIicntii4
munnigiob uuo auseicbie pcrmefl-
ocn.
9iQiGe W1arnlelo0e. 9lQc See
rem imo ollH Steino6itortcn laiien
li6 nit Nlo6rrii6en (aelbe 9iiibcu)
5lionmcn 81 ie6r auten luo craie6i.
gen NlorncIoOen peror6eiten. 6riih.
ten sic wellig SGure cni6olten. icbt
mon ctlpaS Gitronenioit ST. mas IiH
iiber6oltpt iiir oQc Gonierben ie6r
cmpiie6lt mo sic Sdlt6orfcit cr.
506t @clp06nlir6 ninmt man QbIt
mo sQlo6rrii6cn sit gleic6en GbciIen
uno rcbnet oui @rmO SbitiqaIie
cirto q &hlnO 3uder. &c ne6r
Wlo6rrii6en OcrmenOet mcr0ell ocIio
wcniger 3uder broiid5t man ino
iungefebrt. Die &oAooridJriit iIf I'M
iibrigen acnon oieielbc mic bci obi
ger @lormeIooe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

oiel eciu am 9iiis
den mn inn llnterz
leib bern ri q cb tie.
W}nnc5nial ludrics
nod eincut Sage
barter 2lrbeit dlis
B Bcrit icGnlcr8bait.
$50 las BON HDoia
Y. 9Siuibdnl'S 9'es
0etoble COMPOUND,
periucbte eS, uno eS
bat mir ipunoerbnr
9cbolfelL 10 oaB Die
2 cb m CT 3cli icbt
nnllit1n0i n n q 4 9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
9luS Scm Sunercu MiarglanO'S nnC
Oeu aHeren5enOeu Staateu.
Giebe -entfom men.

3wei N}itglic0cr elmer Iic6cs6on.
Sc, ser Sdrcdcn Scr Sarper in ser
9}G6e bon 5eoerolS6irg, 0ie IN cincr
na6egclegcnen Simtpi geitellt uoroeu
woren, iin0 6ci 6eftigen Shrm cnt-
fommen. Gie Giebe beiBen: 6ii6er
N}eiiif lno SreO 9lrnD. @lon 9lau6t,
ooB lie iih icbt I'M Stoatc Gelopore
iiber Der @relBc ocriiedt 6altcu. Sin
Oritter W}onn 9}amenS Ire0 9lcier,
murOe bon bier (oiteu gciongen Die
Ieiue @o6nmg 6clnadjten. @r wuroc
nac6 Gcllton iu's @cidngniB 9eiGidt.
9llts 0cm Midi emilia en-.
Marion $. Wlcrrpmnn Gin Som
traftor BON Soluion, Ser wcaen NliBs
odtimg OcS @criAts Dor cini0eu Nlo-
natel bonn Ni1ter 6arIon 81 elmer
@eidngniBiuoic perllrt6eilt wllroc,
ipdter a6cr i'm S6epporO mo GnoG
grott Soipitol nti rihterlihen Bee
ie6E bin llnterfunit fanO, iuuroe 9e-
Itern aui 9lnpeiimg BON Ti1ter
1uncou freigcloiicn, o6er in Gb9ut
ieines @ru0ers, 6. Clinton McrrD-
man gegcbcn llnter Ser 9coingung,
OuB CT iid oac 60 Gage sur 9cob-
a9hlng 81 Or @corge 8. Sargcut
bege6e,
Sdeioung btiDiIli0t. t.
9fi6ter Gnncon gepd6rte im&reis-
geric6t 81 Eoipion 6rau Carrie @l
9errD cine poilIt1noigc G6ci6eioung
BON i6rcm Nlotne 9lidoro s. 9errp
lpcgen b0SmiQigen 8erlaIieuS. Serr
@errv mobnte ieit ser Greunimg in
giefpo gJorf.
&ier &abEe ,3u9t6ouS.
Ger 9}eger Gomos 4opne, ser am
IounerItag. i'm 9reiSgerid6t 5u Eoip-
ion OeS Gooidloes i6uloig beilmoen
fpurOe, wlr0e pom g}ibter Glmcan 81
A Sq9ren 3udt6aus Derurt6eilt.
@oDne puroe id5uloig befunocn, oie
9leoerin @lorp 9owen am 10. @loi
in Geras, 9altinorc-&euttD, oeto0-
tet 3i babef. 2qiprenec Scife, Der
Dor GINGER 3eit 0es Tooi6lags, be-
gonQen an 6lprence Ndller am %.
@3qrs; iduIpig, 6efun0en wttroe,
ipilroe bon 9lidtor Duncan 81 ciuem
So6r 9(r6eitSgolls pcrlrt6eilt
S6rcn 8rou6wunOcn err
co en-.
Syni llnion-Soipital in Clifton itar-
ben geltern 6ral Ga1el 8iles imO
ibre 2 Sabre altc GoHter Gerno an
sen 9rdii0lplmoeu3 Die ite iid 5ilge'
5ogen ais 0ie SSroit @airoleirm aufs
Jencr i'm Gfeif goB nobel sc Yctro-
leumfdrne erplo0irtc. 9as 6reiincnoc
Nel icbtc i6re aleiocr uno sic i6reS
Sinocs in Brand. Ag6e Siilic ber6ei-
fommen fonite, parcn Ntltter imO
ain0 fiirAterlid oer6rant SIR g.
i1brigcs aiu0, Oos III ser Stu6e
ic6lief iulu0e lnr lcir6t berlebt. 6rou
gSilcs mar 81 Sabre alt, N1utter bon
iiinf &inoern inO 0ie @attin bon
Sobn gGiQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

ielbt mar our6 @ooircDs &orurteilc
Gebleh0ct iuoroeu; fcitt liiibcfurgcncr
.Beb6oc6tcr tpiir0e ie Tretnainc fir
i1nloig bulten, Goin aber erinnertc
icb mid lpieoer oil oaS geneinc 2d-
1eln uno ocn bolen @lif, ben er mir
opei gtodte 6ilbor 6ugeiporfer bate,
uno ipiooer 5og cine Molfe iiber iein
gI1.
gIilf Dem @ilreml fans i6 Gin 9il-
lett BON @oofrep, oaS CT boiti9 oltf
0citI @obnbof Der YcnniDluoiia-Sillie
on mid aeidriebcu bate.
IS luutetc:
Qieber 2eIterl
9urb cineu gliifliGcn 8ufal trof
i'd Sad DrDsoole oeraoe,, ais id Sic
Ocrl1iicn bottc. Gr iIt nit 5r1ulenr
GroDOon pcrlpbt inlo nut cinigcn all.
reren @Glten rno sSrou Gelrop alf
i1r 2onogiit nobe bci 9obDlo 2ong
SSSlato, eingelooen liner ibucn be.
iinoet ii6 olth Eremainel 1ort mill
cr ollo oie nGbite @ohe 5ibringcn
iuio lidcrlih niht obnc chc gebeimc
9lbiidtl SSd w6rc 81 germ alid babel
gcncIen; TrDsoole bat mir menig.
itenS oeriprpNcn, iiber olle @orfonln.
riiie guh 5u fiibren n Der quito
SSitnee int mir allies 5nlieb II iino
mir 3it tclcoropbiereli, iobalo iicb ets
mas llngcu0Dnlibcs creiouen iollte
Inbcr motbc icD mir Die beitcn Soff.
nlingen Saltcn sic Die ghi9en often
Sybr @oofrcp.
,&ouptI1Alib naN 0rpsOalcs Gage.
tilh bobe ic6 oen @eriAt Der folgcnoen
creignispollen Gage 5iiommcrge,
itellt.
9rittcr Sell.
1. &opitel.
SroBocm 9iiAoro 0elroD bel ieincl
ndbereh @efunnten ocn 9tamen 9idie
fiibrte, iDor cr bod niht mie man
ans oiclcr @encnmtng folgern f6nnte,
mir Gin outer aerl. gllleroinas mar
criebr beaiitert iuio bate iitb niemals
I'M icncn eipiaen &ompf INNS @clo
ciuQclalieu. ocn iein @oter aeitlebenS
eeiiibrt Datie, iNo Der piclsg plen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

g d NJ er5If6 G Crime.
ruug Serr: Deloira beiBen Sic?
2, Der g'ane 1T cine ihmer5libe
GrihuerItng iilr mid. Sr1ilein:
a@icB Uielleivbt cine nntrele Sdtiebte
io20 Nerr: u9ein dber oie erite
3igarrc, sic id gerauHt 6abe.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
&raWfcnwirtcrill bel
i9lcdJtrr GrinnODrit.
eitt Nrune Gmmcr5eu, nliktc trOtOcm
ar6eitcu. SdIieFlib Uon egbia
s.. 4inf6am'S %egctable Gom-
pnunD 0ebeilt

So!eoo, Clio $50 bin g2iinuc mo
Mrnnicmpdrtcrin uno lit on Srauenz
f-,pf6oif Sic mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

oeben Sie, ia9fe er bierdlE er
8otte nicbt einnol genig fir eiien
Wlonot-irlo iebt lit er folt 5peimol
foIonge bier. gliiBeroem lit oieier
lleberidlog iiberli6 niel all nie0rig
berednet -oenn 5ipeifellos 1T cr ein
olBergeip0bnliher 2cbemolm. Gr bot
in feiner @eiellihaft oerfcbrt lrno Oa-
bel iidcrlicb nid)t geforgt @eitcrbin
apeiile i'd nibt ooror, oaB en- onh fir
GbompIon gciorgt bat ~ odb CT i'm
ipenigitens geniigeno @elo CAB, um
iib betrinten 81 fonnen n iiberbolpt
1T 10 ollein 81 crfldren, Die Sbomp-
Jon eipc ocrortiae @obmng mieteu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-31
Americans Make Demands.

New York, May O.-ResoIutions
favoring an "early general and demo-
cratic peace" and urging the United
States to Immediately announce its
war aims, were. passed at what was
called the first American conference.
HiIliquit, chairman Of the resolutions
committee of American socialists,
who was refused a passport to the
Stockholm conference, introduced the
resolution. eve demand the cOun-
try make peace at the moment it is
announced it aims are achieved and
it shall not carry on a war for terri
torial and mperialistic ambitions
with other countries" the resolutions
read.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-31
I'm A BAD WAY"
Many a Pensacola Reader WIZ Feel
Grateful for this Information.
If YOUR back gives out;

Many a Pensacola Reader WIZ Feel
Grateful for this Information.
If your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
If bladder troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are "in a Dad
way"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Local evidence proves their merit.
Mrs, John Campbell, 40 S. Devil
lier St, Pensacola, says: Il had
backache that bothered me greatly
and came on without apparent cause.
When I stopped, my back gave out
and made it hard for me to do my
homework. When I sat down for
awhile, | became stiff across my
loinst and had to catch hold Of some
thing to get up from a chair, Six
boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
brought me permanent benefit and
strengthened my kidneys and back"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Campbell had. Foster MIlburu
Co, Props, Buffalo, n. Y. Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-31
STIFF SENTENCE IS
IMPOSED ON NORTH
CO. BLIND TIGER

Eighteen months in the state
prison was the sentence imposed on
A. Morasso, the young white man
from the northern part of the county
yesterday morning, when, arraigned
for sentence before Judge G. Moreno
Jones, he was soundly lectured when
he asked that "the court be as light
as possible"
Judge Jones, reviewing some Of the
points which were brought out in the
case, took occasion to remind the de
PENDANT that he was going to put a
stop to illegal liquor selling, especial
ly in county precincts. He reminded
MOrassO that that defendant had
twice been before the court on like
charges, and that one time, with a
suspended sentence hanging over
him, defendant had boldly undertaken
the sale of liquor. He also had, Judge
Jones informed Morasso, brought the
name of his aged grandmother into
the case, and stopped at nothing with
in reasonable bounds to attain his
point. Then he imposed sentence,
adding that neither MOrassO nor any
other defendant was in a position to
| expect the court to be light on him
when such constant violations of the
law were attempted.
Another Defendant Scored.
Bob Mack, on the charge of steal
ing a hog, pleaded guilty, and when
arraigned for sentence, also came in
for the courts displeasure, Judge
Jones informing him that he was
going to break up this stock steal
/ ing in this county and section" and
! gave the defendant six months at
hard labor in the county Jail.
! Another defendant, giving his
name as Greenbury Mack, and a son
of the above-named, pleaded guilty,
but in the case of the young man
sentence was deferred, Judge Jones
taking the stand that the son saw
his father doing it and followed pre-
cept.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-31
NAME OFFICERS OF.
FOOD Commission

Officers in Escambia county to di-
rect the county organization of the
food preparedness commission have
been named, and list Of those thus
far selected were announced in let
ter which reached the city yesterday.
Those thus far selected and so mott
fed of their respective appointments
are as follows:
Chairman board of county COM
missioners-J. George White.
County superintendent of public
instruction-A. S. Edwards.
County demonstration agent-C.
A. Fulford
County home demonstration agent
Miss Lonnie Landrum.
Representative of the women's
clubs-Mrs. John c. Avery.
Leading banker-R. w. GOodhart.
Editor of leading newspaper
Mrs. Lois X. Mayes, of The Journal.
Representative of labor Organiza-
tion-James Largue.
Representative of local farmers
union-L. w. Hardy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-31
HOLD SESSION OF
THE FEDERAL COURT
1T GAINESVILLE, Fla.

United States court officials eX-
pect to leave on Saturday of this
week for Gainesville, Fla, where the
Forthcoming term of the federal court
will be convened Monday morning of
next week. Practically the entire
official family" of the local court
will go along. This includes Judge
VIM. B. Sheppard, District Attorney
John L. Neeley, Assistant District
Attorney Earl Hoffman, Clerk Fred
w. Marsh, Carl T. Hoffman, private
secretary to Judge Sheppard, and
United States Marshal JAS. B. Per-
kins and one or more deputies.
Some of those who Will leave are
within the cOnscriptive age, and last
evening obtained cards from Circuit
Clerk Macgibbon, which they will
have filled out so that next Tuesday,
when the deputies meet to nook after
the important duty assigned them
they will find the absentees properly
certifcated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-31
MISS LANDRUM
DEMONSTRATES
1T GONZALEZ

Miss Lonny Landrum is conducting
a three day institute at the agricul-
tural school at Gonzalez. one girl
from each canning stub, IN all about
Twenty-Five, being present. The first
session will be devoted to pickles and
tomatoes, the second to yeast bread
and quick breads; at the third session
Miss Paschal will give instructions in
home nursing, and the fourth will
take up peanut butter and peanut
dishes as meat substitutes.
The entire time VIII not be devo-
ted to the class work of the institute,
a program of ertcTtainin~ character
having been arranged, wrcT automo-
bile rides and picnic dinners adding
to the pleasure of the young students.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-31
VETERANS TO HEAR
MEMORIAL SERMON
ON DAVIS BIRTHDAY

Veterans of the U. c. Y. will as
semble at Christ church at 4 o'clock
SUNDAY afternoon in response to an
invitation extended by the U. D. c.,
through the secretary, for the pur-
pose of hearing a memorial to JET
fersOn Davis, the president of the
Confederacy. Covering this function,
the following self-explanatory notice
has been issued:
Attention Camp Ward, L. c. V.
All members of Camp Ward, U. c..
", are requested to assemble at
Christ church on Sunday afternoon,
June Bird, in accordance with the fol-
lowing invitation:
Florida Division, I. D. c., Pensa-
cola Chapter No. Prs.
Pensacola, Fla, May 14th, 1917.
Dear Veterans of Camp Ward:
You are most affectionately and
cordially invited to be present at the
memorial service in honor of Jeffer-
son Davis birthday, to be held at
Christ church, June 3D., at 4 o'clock,
Very truly yours,
IDELETTE WEST REESE,
Secretary.
w. A. RAWLS,
Adjutant.
By order of
F. c. BOMBAY,
Acting Commander.
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COLORED PLANTER
RAISES BIC TURNIP

jeff Pryor, colored, residing at 1921
North D street, was among a large
number who obtained garden seeds
from The Journal seveS2I months ago,
and among those given jeff were
packets of turnip seeds. These he
planted at his home, and the work
was done in the last of March, using
stable fertilizer in the gardening.
Yesterday Pryor, walking into The
Journal office, deposited on the coun-
ter of the business office a turnip
weighing lightweight ounces, 5 IL
pounds, with profuse bush and as
solid as could be. He said that he
had more like it, and wanted it par
ticularly stated that the seeds came
from The Journal office.
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Paris, May 30.-The government
will be asked in the chamber Of depu-
ties and senate what the official atti-
tude is toward the attendance of
French delegates at the international
socialist conference i'm Stockholm
also whether passports will be issued.
The Cancellation of the French So
cialist factions is explained that it is
thought not advisable to leave Rus
sian socialists alone with the German
delegates.
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SOCIALISTS To
PEACE MEET.
~ AssOCIAvFn PREss

Stockholm, May 30.-The peace
program of Austrian German dele
gates to the Socialist conference, to
be held here, provides for no annexa-
tions, no indemnities, and restric-
tiOns of mechanical means which may
be employed in maritime and air
warfare
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Copenhagen, May 3O.-Nows OF
the decision of the French socialists
to attend the Stockholm conference
was a source of great satisfaction
to the German delegates. Philip
Schneidmann, German socialist lead
err, said the decision was just what
he eNpected.
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Convent Bill Develops
Bic Discussion
Continued From Page One.)

chemical use in manufactures. Ii
passed both branches within two
hours, and will go Immediately to
the governor.
Primary Hung Up.
After debating over the senate
amendment to the house primary
election bill for an hour and a half,
the house finally refused to concur
and a conference will probably be
appointed tomorrow. The senate
amendment is practically an entirely
new bill, as it strikes out everything
after the enacting clause and inserts
new matter. Immediately after dis
posing of the election bill the house
took up the senate substitute for the
inspection bill which passed the upper
branch this afternoon and Immediate
ly passed it, thereby making it law.
An hour and a half was consumed
by the senate this morning in consid-
ering house messages, which con-
tanned about forty local bills passed
by that body last night. All were
Immediately considered, without plac-
ing on calendar, and returned to the
house.
Absent Voters Bill.
Other house bills were then taken
up. The most important probably is
that known as the absent voters act,
permitting voters to cast their ball
lots in any precinct in the state in
which they happen to be, and to Ger
tify the vote to their home precinct.
The senate also passed a house
bill to allow railroads to make re
duced rates for delegates to meetings
of religious bodies, fraternaI societies,
educational and other associations.
Reduced Rates.
A bill to correct an error in the
present statutes, which was ruled in
valid by Judge Campbell in a recent
trial in the circuit court at Pensa-
cola, prohibits unlawful relations
with unmarried female of previous
chaste character, under the age of
IS years. Judge Campbell ruled the
law invalid because of some defect in
the title. and the present bill is q
remedial measure and does not in any
way change the provisions of the old
law.
A conference committee on the
part Of the house to adEast the dis
agreements over the tax bill was ap-
pointed this morning, and a similar
committee will probably be imme-
diately appointed by the senate.
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surely our government should give a
little attention to assisting the farmer
to perform his vital task.
Il wish to remind the administra-
ton and Congress that the farmers
can not make bricks without straw
any more than could the children OF
Israel when in bondage in Egypt"
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NOTICE FOR DRILL.

To Members Military Company:
You are hereby ordered to appear
for drill at the Armory Hall tonight
at 1870 o'clock promptly.
JAS. G.. PHILLIPS,
Capt Commanding.
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F. c. BOMBAY,
Acting Commander.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

The personal recommendation of
people who have been cured of coughs
and colds by Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy have done much towards
making this preparation one of the
most popular in use.-Adv.