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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-30
AL CoMERcIo

Muchos trabajos hechos "de una So
la vez''. La maquina de cscribir
ELLIOTT FISHER que escribe sobre
una superfcie plana funciona hacia
arriba y abajo, hacia un lado y ell otro
del papel, revoluciona ell problema eco
n6mico de hacer ell menos tempo mas
trabajo. Investigue. Usan Elliott Fisher
los seIiores J. Ochoa y Heno. (2) La Co
lectiva, New York and P. r. Steam
ship Co., Sobrinos dc Ezquiaga, Korber
Co., FL Ferrocarril, A. Vicente y Co.
ETC., etc.
ROMEU & CO.
Tetuan l, altos, Box 100 Telefono sos
San Juan Puerto Rico, Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-30
ACADEMIA cAToL1CA
cUARTo ANo EscoLAR q

LA Matricula estara alberta del
vointicinco al treinta do agosto.
2.-se admitcn niilos, hasta ell Guar
TO grado inclusive y nihas hasta el Sc
gundo afo dc comercio inclusive.
3.-Las profesoras son seis Francis
can Sisters americanas y cuatro macs
tras do titulo puertorriqueho.
4-El Departamento de Educacion
reconocio la academia catolica y did
valdez su Diploma de octave grado
por ofcio del ounce de MARIO de mil
novecientos diez y nueve. r
5.-se invita- los padres de familia
visitar el edifcio de la Academia Ca
tolica.
6.-Ademas de la Gramar School So
oraaofal al curao comercial. sc dan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-30

IN las M trenes a
tops trans 0
En- la c0um las
Anern Of dica
Estac6n pa Ntestauunt)
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2lrfbttr 11lMllen beb6lt
Sem. SiibrerrcQe

8aibington, 10. W}6r5. Ger
@orIiBenbe 6eS bemofratiiden gta.
tionalfonitees, $omer q. Cunt
mings, bat 9os neue oentofratiibe
NationoIfomtee our6 &in5ifiigung
bon fieben lpeiteten Wtit9liebern ct.
odn5t, foonB Oa8ielbe runtnebr uuR
16 MitgIie0ern bcItebt. Die gtome1l
SerieIben finb: Sobn &. 8ornett, 60
Iorooo: Charles goeifenitein Sill
nois; Or. syobn 8. Goughlin, @laI,
iaduietts; Sia0ore 9. 8odpeilcr,
California; 9tobert Gping, 2oniiio-
ta; Garter @laB, @irqirio; Glart
Solpell, Georgia; 9leprdientant Cor.
6eIl !Su1, SenneiIee; Senotor g. q.
ssyones, Stem wRrico;' sSreoerif 9.
21nh, Wiiftnefota; glornat e. Mlad,
Stem Uorf; 8. &. @arib, Soma;
Q. $. Daoore, Ohio; u. s. WlnIIen,
gtebrosfa; q. 91tdea QoInter,
9ennTDlboilia, unb> friiberer Scna-
tor g9iIIaro Gmllsbiirn, Geloiuare.
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1t1cueft BicrbrAlleft
tl,ieScr anfaltoen

gtelu gorf, IS. Mor8. - 9rauer
in Stem Y6rf ertl1rten beilte, Dob
iie Iofort ipieoar beginner ipitr0eu,
Bier 8u brauen bos ober tti6t
nlebr nls 2$z gro8ent glfobol emit
balten ipilroe. sic bebaupten, OaB
loldes 8ier ni4t beroltidenO tit,
uno ooB 0a8 grauen ioL6en 8ieres
nidt unter Die 9laBrege[ tomtne,
oie Der 8rdiiOert am 1. 9e3. 1918
erlaiien batte unO bic oo8 9rauen
&edt erbaIteu. Die 9roBett s5uolt-
bot.
Ser @ntitlpB, oos 8rauen IeiA.
ten 8ieres nieoer an8ufntgeu, mur.
0e bon Der @anoelsfmrmler Der Ga.
eerbierbrauer, 3u Der AZ 6irnlen in
g2em gorf un0 SEEM SerIeD gebo.
rem, gefaBt, nadoem lire giedts.
beiitdnoe, @li6u gtoot urto 8. 9.
@ut9rie, oos 8orbaben gebilligt ia.
ben. 9ieielben 9icdtsalnp1lte rie.
ten, Tolls Die 9fegierltng eelualt-
Jam eitli6reiten iolte, einen 8ro.
5eB nin equitb@ 8u beginner, INN ie'
Der ra9teiligen Gtnuiidun9 in ibr
@eiddft ooer Der 8erboftlng gtn.
aeitellter noran6euaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-19
Don Sen Nrbeiteit
Scr Legislature
Die Suucll gtebrusfa gpiuer So
aumprOmiF.Sia TN Sans
subsiltig angenummen,

2incoln, 10. 9tdr5.- 9as Sons
bat geitern Senote 6ile 19t uno
129 ongenomtheu, Die 8orIagett nui
Die iid) Serr g. Q. SotpeIl uno Die
8ertreter Der glebrosfn @oper SO.
geeinigt baben, itno nel9e Der
Stoot 0maba ooS 9ie6t erteilen,
inter getpiiien llmIt1noen TtGOtii6e
@os. unO elettriide 8erfe 5u be-
treiben.
Ser 5enat bot ote 3igaretten.
8orIdge NIT II ge9en IL Stimmeu
nngenommen Die. @orla9e IegaIi.
iiert ben 8ertauf bon 8ieoretten an
Mdnner, bie 6ns 81. Sabr errei6t
boben. 9ie Sdn6ler in 8igoretteu
tperben Ii0eniiert nno baben 8bDle.
'ioler $500 oaS SSobr Gteuer 6u
5ablen; aleinb1n0ler miiiien tpie
folgt 8oblen: in Omaha $25 oas
eSobr; in 2incoln $t5 uno in flei-
nen GtGoten $40.
Ser Gennt botte Iib 8ien8toe mil
Der Go0e 8ia oes @ollberneurS be.
foBt unb cine qn5qbl 4menoements
81 oerielben 1ngenommen, nls Se-
nntor Soaglano ginlprpA gGgen Die
peitere geratltti9 Der Norlage er.
bob, uno for0erte, bob Die ein3elner
aontitee8 Die 9orloge priifen ioaten
bebor iie neiter berbanbelt lper6e.
@r fan0 0alnit aber meltig glntlang,
Sic 8orlage 8llr S6affung Ell
ner SanoelSfommiiiion beite6en6
aus bent @pubernelir, oem General.
itoatsniiualt ilno einem Sefretdr
lpltroe i'm Genat our britten 2eInng
beoroert. Qie aoulniiiion ioa bos
Redt er6alten, Die groBen eoSnoui
itrien oes Staates 5u unteriu4en.
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llc6er $4,000 grcuncrcien
Si6ts in SentidlanS

Berlin 10. @Gr5. = 9laa 6en
teueiten 6eititcIlllngen eibt es III
9entihlanO 26,S87 8rernereien, bic
3,752,379 Stttoliter Shnops lieiern
3ie erbBte grennerei ereob 1850
Seftoliter. 3pct ie 10000 bis 49,.
900 9ettoIiter, 2 ipeitere ie 5000
bis 10000 Seftoliter. gtfpa 800
big 1000 Seftoliter ipuroen bon
573 8rennereien er5eugt, 1000 Biz
1900 fpttrOen bon Ais 1tno 1900
bis 1400 Seftoliter bon 282 gren.
nereien. 8on 0ieIen groBen 8reit.
nereien iparen 1910 Ionopirtidoft.
li6e 8renner en- nit elmer Gr3elt.
gling bon fait 2 Wiillionen SeftoIi.
ter. 0a8u funen 90 gelperbli6e
8rennereien nit $4,000 SeftoIiter
gr5eugung, ferner 8 Sbitbrennerei.
en- nit 5000 Seftoliter. Son Sen
fleinen 9rennareien iino rnn0 12,,
900 latlOpirtihnftlide un0 627 0e.
ner6li6e, GS eibt 47338 @renne.
reien Die id6rli6 mn 1a Settoliter,
liefern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-19
1tebraskaer lanScn
TN 21elupcrt 21ctps

glelpport SEEMS, @n., 19. @lGr3.
geIterr nbenO lan6eten bier bon
sSrantrei6 5000 &ruppett bon oen
Sroftsport 2rcabia iirO Den beioer
Sdlndtfd)iFfen 2onIidnia uno 60
Carolina. Inter ibnen befaroen itd
7 bon 0rl1aba nn0 t6 ans BEN
Gtoote 0e6roSta. rl6nlIth:
g(uf Der glrcuOia: 4oul 50. Ser.
Ie, 8atpnee gitb, S5reO goncp, gorf,
Q(uf Der 2ouifano: Sarrp Mont.
gomerp, @lndltone $otel, Omaha.
Glopo 9ettn 1924 2ocuIt CTR.
Dmoba, Sergeaut ssyobn gIoons,
24t6 groipn CTR. 9mabo, RobaI
@rab. 2ooge 8oIe, Sra 90. gger,
00el[, @Io1loe Barter, Boipnee 81.
tB, $arrD MoorforO, grofen 8op.
@uf Der Soutb Carolina :2iettte.
nant 9aul &. 8aogportb, 1922
ginnep Ctr. Omaha.
9fuf Der Suniata: Sanes Sol(an.
Der, 2755 glrbor Ctr. Smoba, Gor.
poraL s5oIep9 g9aIter, 8eIt goint,
Gerreltce g8eId, 1914 81. Ill ctr.
6maba, Carl s. gra0D, 3156 Cur.
tis gloe. Smaba, @alter 9iood,
@aItbia, 8ern 6. Moure, @ellebue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-19
Srait ei1tes Bankers
bon Bcntbe 0ctStet

CafIan0, Gal, t9. Ufdr8 6ralt
George @reenipooO pnr0e geitern
abeuo ourh Die erplofon elmer
gonlbe ougen6lidlid getotet. SIR
@tonn. elm 9anfier in Gan 8ran.
cisco, mar tranf I'M 8ette, oIg oieg
gei6ob. C6 Die goube eei6leuOcrt
p0er BON 5rau GREENWOOD oufge.
boben lpitr6e, 1T ungetpiba @as man
iDeiB, iIt rur, ooB cine GrpIolion
itattfndo rno onb Die 5rou tot,
i1redlidl beritilumeIt, i'm @arten
eeflnosn iuurOe. sglud 0er 9eiueg.
grtno 1T nnflor. eSreilid bate Der
ganfier pot SSobresfriIt 6riefli6 einc
5oroerafig bon $1,000 erbolteu, er
beballptct aber, 6as ri Ser ein3ige
gemcien, unO Dab ncoer er nod
ieine fSrau 5einbe batter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-19
Cfentr Srief an ben aongreb
Der Maiiertfn tit SQris
gon Gcr5art sanptmnnn (aus Dem gerIier aqaebIott)

6ieIein artifel / at periueiLen, itnt at
berin1en, periteinte @etuiiien nit
Oem er8enen Slang ieiner @orte gu
ipeden, Sd miiBte oonn iagen:
.8eoehft, mas ibr ielber pttrbi ct
orbi~ berfiinoigt bobt: Ser @lenid
niro frei rno GIeitb on 9tedten ge.
boren un6 Bleibt esl"
So, ib bdtte Die gflidt, ale @6lfer
Der @roe, ooer petltgitens ole mabr.
baften Wleniden, gu 8eitgen on
5rnnfreids gerrot an iit) ielbit uno
an Der Sreibeit ouf3urufen. ltno id
tpitr0e ou9 ben 5lpeiten artifel Der
emit nit lpelteri6iitternoer 8u6t
binausgeruienen Wenid)enredte ins
6elo fiibren, Die man 3ugleid Die
lpabrbaft gottliden nernen fam:
Gas 3iel o1er poLitii9en @eieu.
ihaften lit oie @rbaltitng Der notiir.
Ii6e1 unb unbprduBerliden &edte
Oes Weniden. Gieie @ef)te iin6 Die
6reibeit" uim. Ran Iiebt es lit tpie.
Der Die sSreibeit Die on eriter SteIle
itebtl ltno ih piiroe fro9en nliifien,
o6 SSranfreid nirtlih aeionnen lit,
bic @elt rtitn olrh Elm onQeres
Manifeft Su iiberraiden in beni es
Elm repubIifaniihes, freies @e-
meiniueIenl - Die grnuiouYte 8ba-
roonenmorol, Den 6ronoienit, Die
Sflaoerei berfiin0igt? ltn6 id pilr6e
meiter fro9en Oh es min leinem 90.
fdenf an oie &ereinigten Gtaaten,
Der 9ieienbiloiGrIe Ser SSreibeit ouf
8eoloes eysl1no, cine N1noere folgen
IaIien nil, itnb Oh es eloltbt, 0aB es
rihtig let oieier ebenfols ein leud.
tenoeS 3ionen lmo cine 5odel ols
4ttribute 8u geben9
M1on per8eibe einent ihmer be-
fiimerten, einenl 0em oas i6ier eno-
IoIe 2eioen 0es Sentiments ont Ser.
8en friBt, meun cine bIoBe Siftiou
binreideno lit, 10 oie( 8itterfeit aus,
sulolen. 9lber triiutn,te iid] bod
ie[bit Ser @urn, Der getreten miro.
S6on cine gan5 gelpobtllide @inig.
felt miro oerite1en, OaB Den 9elt.
(Iortletuna ollf seite a
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Die 0e1lticteteft
Selitltben Shiffe

gori8, 10. Dedra. Der San.
bel, ipel1er geraoe nit 9eliti9lnno
abeei6loIIen ipuroe, nno iDelder bor
o[lem BON ben 9erren @oober itno
2amont 51itanoe gebradt tuitr0e,
miro ais Der tpidtigIte be6eihnet,
ieitoen Der @nffetltiIlitot0 itrtter.
8eidnet tpur0e. Dies lit ein reineS
@ei61ft, einfa6 un0 obne @efiibI.
Die 8er6anblung erbielt feine er-
regenoen W1on1erte, iagfe Serr 600
ber, sSiibrer Der nirterifnnii9en Ge.
legation, nit glusnobme Der Eat-
inde, oaB Die oeitiden aoinniiiidre
5ufdllig bic Go0esfdIle ltttter 0eH
fleinen &iroern in ben Iesteu wior
naten ertp1bntert itno boten, BOB fon<
6eniierte Milh 1tnter ben erIten 5en.
0unaer entbalte1l 1etn follte.
SSn fltr5er 3eit tueroen Die eben
genlieteten oeittihen Gdiffe $4,000
omerifaniide SoIodten cuff ieoar
sSabrt Suriif nnd Ben Ser. Staatert
bringen. Qies 1T ems Der Grgeb.
niIle Der @erit1noigttng, ueIde In
8riiiIeG nit 9elitidlaiiO ersielt tuitr<
ben.
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SaDtrns Sanotags=
@tbdilOt l6arf btluad)t
2lbeccrStetc mnS Bcri4tcrItattcr aiif 1oaffcn Mlt
terImd6t; Sic HbcinlanSfraac cine icldbc pcr
s. tpcittraaenter 8cScMtMnG
yernitorff iiber sic ,tatrunesmittelbeSineuneen

Der 5rieoe nidt bon 9enti6lonO I'M.
ter8eihnet perOen ioIlte, er 5u @ol.
idetuisntus in 9eiti6lono ilno ait ei.
ner 8enegltng unter ben intelleftucIr
len 9elttiden fiibren piir0e, iid bcn
ruififden goIidauifi on3tidEieBen.
9r1i. ebert lteilte in &breoe, oaB ct
etipas iiber Die MnIienbinribhtngen
Der berbofteteu Spdrtofer fpiiIe utb
iiigte bin6n, odb er 8efebI erteilt
babe, 0nB teine Sinridtlutgen me9r
itattfinoen ioaten."
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;yruafreidJ fam 9Ofs
nnO GiienbabaeH 6abens

garis, 10. Dadra. - Gods, @t.
ienbabnen, 8arenbduier, Soipit1Ier
un6 garraden, Die bon ben 4neri-
fanern ebout nitroen unb einet
8ert BON $t65, 100000 bnbeit iper-
ben fir Elm gtlIiges an yrotfreids
berfollft bon Der Mnterlf11iTden 0ia
aiti6ations aonifriiiion. aeine 6ie.
Ter @aliten fonneit Ieidt olifeenoui.
men ln6 entfernt iperoen, 10 bIsEbt
Der aonntiiiion nifts meter nbrie.
oIs bieielben an Gratfreid sis ters
faitfer.
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HrieGsuerlititc
100 Jabrc fiipIbat

Gan 5rantisco, 10. Wl1r5.
aricgsiefretGr gofer i6dtte in elmer
bier geboItenen Geoe Ole arie9sber.
IuIte oui 8 Millionen Wieniden
nnO f97 giQionen Dollars, II gi[.
lionen nebr, ols O1g @einultbeiis-
tim georoomerif1s. Goh ieiner Mei.
ntng ,uirO es 100 Sabre oaueru,
cbe Der SodidnSen beaablt lit.
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SerritDriQl= ltn0
Tinan3fragfll
Dom krieesrats iest crSrtcrt; Dciltf9lanS ion
satlen tuas es in ucrbaltnisndkts kurscr
5cit sa9len kanft
pollen Derlansen 0ansis unS Sas iloei4isltal

iuiiroe es interbnlb elmer 3eit bon SO
sSobren oltf cine MilIion Gintpobner
onma1ien. Gie bier prenBiIAeil Hr0.
binaet bon tpeldett &eile fir EN-
neues 9oIet losgetrenrt iueroen milf.
iet iin0:
/. - 8eIt-GrelBett iueldes 20il.
5i9 itno Die polniibe &iiite an beln
boltii9en Meere entbdlt.
2. - 9It-9reuBelL bon tpeIlbeta
Elm Streifen lit Der gadbe bon Qi-
tbauen oieIem 2onoe eillberLeibt mem
oen foate, po0urb Elm abeeionoerter
oeutiher Stoat nit 96nigsberg ais
Snuptlto6t iibrig bleiben tpiiroe.
g. GoIen mel9es beinnbe boil
it1noig poIrii9 lit.
4. - Shleliers tporin oTLe DIE Sc
genoen BEL Sppeln o0er in SberifIp.
fen tros Der ltnteroriidennen WloB.
nobnlen 9eutiblanog, ben polniibeu
Hationolisntlts nits5urotteri, nit
iibertpiegeiloer 9ebolferung, poIniin
geblieben fin6.
9entid)e 9elesaten iuerben in 8er~
iailles 8pbnnng nebmen.
9oris, 10. M1r5. - Die Delt-
iden sSrieoeng 3elegotetl ner0en
ipabriheinlih in 8erioilIes III oer
gt6be Der biItoriIden G3ene Der Gu
ri6tung oes oeutihen adiierreihes
itntergebroht iperoen. G8 berridyte
belite bier Die 9(nii9t bor, ooB bie
oeuti9en 8elegaten nit 8oanadt
fomlnen tpiiroen, ben gertrog all iiii.
teraeibnerL obne benieIben on Die
geriamntllins 5lt 8eintor gu nleIoen.
@at ililrlnlt an, oaB tie eriuden lper.
BEN. iiber einige Dinge at herbons
oeIn, oaB iie nber i1lieBIib Die &c.
itimutungen Der 9luiierten utlter5eid.
I men inerber, obglei9 tie bieIleith eiilis
ge annebntbare gorfdI1ge fiir anleif.
dement's MAIDEN ntogerr. Man erinorr
tet, onB fte bieI 9eit onf Die 9trd.
geblng Der @inSelbeiten beriuenoet
lper0en.
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clcpS Oeor9e erleiSet
lei1ipere 1lieSerlaec

2onOon, 10. g1dr3. - ssyn Der CT.
Iatpabl in 8eIt 2egton iit Der bon
grentier 2IoDo George tuorm en1pfob.
lene SorDfonoi6at bon ei1en ilnnb.
bdngige1 2i6ernIen nit eetunItigpr
@lcbrbeit geidlasan fporoeu. Die
@abl 5eigte eiuen lnoebeuren llut-
I6iprng in Der offcntliden Mteinnng
leit Iebtem 9e5enlber, uno Die unob-
bdnaiaen 2iberoIen beriidern. Oos
@abIergebnis iei Die Snnoihrift an
oer 8ono. bepeiIe Die 1tn8ufrieoet
belt her 9olfsmaiien, neil 2loD0
@eorae iino Iein aoaIitiousfo6ineti
bie aeinuG1ten @oblbetibrehen nihi
aebaIten bnben. syn oieier @odc
fuerOen oiifl bic ao6Lengrdber ION
enaIon0 iiber einen olleeneinen
gtuSItdn0 entfdeioen
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NQiiettc tterSen
Rbein kcitfrouieren

gori3, 10. 02ar5. .-0ie @6iff.
fdbrt ouf Dem abein ion in 8ufllnFt
bon elmer 9ommiiiion Der g[aiier.
ten fontroaiert nerben ipie beute
cntihieoen pur0e. 9ieie &on1nillion
miro on 6teIle Der beltti6-boGdn6i.
ihen 4orimiiiict tretett oie bor
Dem arieee Die saontrolle quSiibte.
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General GrctuSer
flie0t mad, 1suba

Sobuaa, 10. g2ar5. General.
major Grou0er, General. 4u0iteur
Ser omaritaniiden QIrn1ee, NOR bon
ser fubdniiben Gegierung eingela-
ben iporoen Die 81bIgelese 5u re.
bioieren. @r fam geItern bier aui
einem 2ufti6ifie bon Sen @eit an
uno begab iib an @oro oes omeri.
foniiden areu5ers Cincinnati.
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Nnnbcsar6elts.Niro aefdIOiien,

glortb Yl0iie, gieb., 10. sUlar3.-
Gos gun0esarbeitsbiiro IN bieiiger
Stabt erbieIt Gr0er BON g2aibihg-
Ton, feline Sdtieteit pin5uiteIlen unO
oos giiro 8ll iblieBeH Die bieiige
Giiice mar iunter Der aontrolle bon
u. &. Seller.
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it.gOOt BON 5raHsOien luessenOm'

eonoou, 19. gldr5. 5.-9as 6eitt.
ide Gauhboot ll30, nelAes bis.
ber I'M SofeH bon gnrtasena, Spa.
nien intarniert mar. ioipie Elm an-
Oeres I'm Soien bon SerroI inter.
uiertes oelitihes Sauhboot, iinO
ron fron5oiiidlen Saleppern tpeg.
aguolnnleH Lpor0sn.
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@m. grban nnb gnttin uisbt
geiunO.

Baltimore, 80, 10. gidr5. -
Iiliam syennines grpan Der felt
mehreren Moden front in zines
SsrelInbes Sallie oarnieberIaa tit TO-
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-12
In Eseambia They Cost More

IN Escambfa hey Cost More
Illicit stills are evidently not highly priced in
Holmes County as in Santa Rosa. We note Sheriff
Johnston, of Holmes. is offering reward of $1,000
for the conviction of operators of stills while Sher
if Harvell is offering $500 for the same Santa
Rosa. Possibly this difference in price is due
the fact that Illicit stills much in Santa
Rosa than Holmes County-Milton Gazette.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-12

Is evident from this dispatch, which Is sent out
through the state. that there is a niger in the
wood-pile somewhere
South and Central Florida cities are determined
that Pensacola shall not have the centennial ce1e-
bration: they realize that such celebration as is
contemplated. would put this state forward quar-
ter century and they determined to
block the centennial movement for this port.
Tampa tried to do this. by proposing four-unit
fair which. while 1t failed, succeeded in so far as
the falling of the commission designate any city
at the last meeting called that purpose.
Jacksonville may not want Pensacola to have it.
In all probability Jacksonville would rather see Pa
Iatla succeed than to see the centennial to
Pensacola
Pensacola has stiff fight its hands, not only
with Palatka but with other determined that
the great fair shall not come Pensacola
Every possible ounce of man-power should be util-
ized and force concentrated in jacksonville, at
the meeting Of the commission Saturday in order
that Pensacola may a fair show
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-12
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Coovrioht 1919. New Era Features
WHAT HAPPENED DEcEMBER ~

1914.
Austrians and Serbians in heavy en-
gagement south of Belgrade; Austrian
force repulsed at Kosmai; Serbian ar
mics cross the Kolubara River-Ger-
man advance in Poland sIacaens due
to- reverses near Mlawa; Russian at
tack south of Cracow continues-CoI-
onel Goetha1s, Governor of Canal Zone
requests warships to enforce neutral
ity; British ships violate neutrality
by using wireless in Canal waters.
1915.
President Wilson's note to Austria
on Ancona sinking given to American
Press; requires prompt compliance or
diplomatic break; leaves no loophole
for parleys-British continue retreat
from Serbia pressed by overwhelming
odds; Greece closes her frontiers TO
the Bulgars; Germans and Turks NAV
follow the Allies however into her ter
ritory.
1916.
Germany and her allies offer to ne
gotiate peace; no terms named;
Chancellor Bethman- Hollweg tells
Reichstag that Germany and her AL
les are unconquerabie but ready for
sNivelle new French
Communicating Chief succeeding Jof-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-12

Miss Rose Zung knows everybody
and likes everybody she says. She has
been in business here a long time
era that i she has done considerable
business in Pensacola since she began
(She didn't tell us the date.)
A good business, woman, Miss Zung
has been for some time a public stem
ographer with more than than average
success. Her work has included the
drawing up of legal papers, lumber
work, work in the architectural line.
wholesale groceries, dry goods. steel
structure, insurance, and she says.
every conceivable line of stenographic
effort. She has even made a name in
the court martial cases of Barrancas.
In addition to her own work she now
handles the ZiInmern Coal Cos inter-
ests.
Miss Zung came to Pensacola at the
age of 2 years, and has been here more
or less ever since. She had come to
New York from somewhere abroad.
Strange to say, she didn't tell us that
date either,-(but then you know how
they are. We didn't press the ques-
tion.)
For some time she was active In
Sunday school work, teaching little
tots for a number of years. She is an
ardent Pensacola booster and was just
as ardent a war patriot.
She is actively interested in the
Pensacola library and ardentIy hopes
and intends to work for the building
of a Carnegie library, here.
Besides all of which Miss Zung is
something of a sportswoman, an ex-
cellent driver, and a most faithful and
loving daughter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-12

bids for the largest trees but the great live oaks
of Pensacola might well. be measured and entered
In the contest
tern some Of the big trees In the southside section
which The Tmes-Union claims are said to be thu
largest In the state
The following clipping from the New York Tribune
explains the movement:
A Hall OF Fame for Trees has been inaugural
ed by the American Forestry association for the
recognition of famous trees and the location Of
the largest shade trees in the United States.
An elm at Huntington, Iad- long has been re-
garded the largest shade tree in the country.
This claim, of course, excludes the redwoods OF
California. Now comes Dumont Kennedy, of
Charlottesville. Ind. with picture OF tree
his property and the suggestion that it is larg
er than the tree at Huntington. This tree has,.
a spread Of ninety-nine feet. while the Hunting
ton has a spread OF only seventy-fiye feet
A at birmingham, Mass, also makes claim
to being the largest.
Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the Ameri-
Forestry association. says:
1--WE want complete list of famous trees W.
There is the Liberty Tree the campus Of st.
Johns college at Annapolis under which treaty
perts tell this tree is close to 800 years old.
We all know of the William Penn Treaty Tree,
beneath which Washington took command Of the
continental army. At Oberln, Ohio. is the elm
on the corner Of the campus under which was
the first log house in which Oberln college was
founded"