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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
Marion Hardware Co
HARRY B. GARRISON General Manager
HEiOTVIlUE

We are glad to hear that Mr.. c. L
! Strickland is preparing to move back
to Heidtville again.
Cane grinding is still the order OF
the day in this section, and will be for
some time.
The young people who attended the
surprise party Friday night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. McGilmores
report nice time, most especially the
ones from Heidtville. who made a re-
port of many funny games that were
played which all took part ina
The people Of Heidtvile and most
especially the scribe, would like to let
ii be known that we have a school
teacher that is admired by all where
ever she goes.
Our little Sunday school, although
but small, is growing slowly But keep
on coming boys and let us do all we
can make the world go smooth
When you pass through our burg
you may hear guns roar, but don't get
alarmed. for it is only the boys out
DlTQ hunting.
Mr.. Joe Atkins. of Blitchton, was in
out burg one day last week.
Messrs. J. s. Williams and Humph-
rie Miller were visitors in our burg
Sunday evening.
We wish we knew who it was that
drove so fast through our burg Sunday
night.
There was light shower of rain
here Sunday evening. which put new
life and vigor snto the little plants
that would have been dead in a few
days.
Mr.. Alexander the wrought iron
range man. is in our burg this week
collecting for stoves he sold here a
year ago. Mud Dobber.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
FLORIDA'S SHARE OF THE
FoRTIFlcATloN FUND
viii be ss62.455 If General Mckenzie
Estimates are Carried Out

Washington, Nov. 12.-Estimates OF
the appropriations aggregating s22.-
s6I,s11 are made by General MacKen-
zie. chief Of engineers Of the army, for
fertilization work during the fiscal
year Of 1909. 1t includes gun and NOR
tar batteries, $4,4SS.9t0: electrical in
stailations at sea coast Qualifications,
100000: for sites for fortificatiOns
and sea coast defenses, $3,47s,500 FOR
search lights for harbOr defenses;
preservation and repair or fortified
tons. 100000
Other estimates include the follow
ing: Sea wall at Fort Moultrie, s. C.
sl25,600; repair and protection at Pen
sacOla. Fla, for defenses. s566.455; re-
pair and protection Of Mobile defenses.
s5S9.50O sea coast batteries at Manila,
s6.4SS.00O.
For river and harbor work estimates
aggregating s27,0OO,00O are made. No
estimates are made for new projects.
Estimates for river and harbor work
include the following:
North Carolina-Inland waterway.
$3.50, 1000; Cape Fear river. at and be-
low Wilmington. s250.000.
Georgia-Savannah harbOr, s350,000;
Brunswick harbor, s350,000.
F1o-ida-Biscayne Bay, s146,000;
river, $4,000
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
Words of Praise

For the several ingredients of which d..
Pierce's medicines are composed, as given
by leaders in all the several schools OF
medicine, should have far more weight
than any amount of professional tes-
timonials. Dr. Picrce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton has THE BADGE OF HONESTY on every
bottle-wrapper, in a full list of all its in
gradients printed in plain English.
If you are an invalid woman and suffer
from frequent headache, backache, gnaw.
Ing distrESs in stomach, periodical pains,
disagre8ble, catarrhal. pelvic drain,
draggiRg5down distress in lower abdomen
or pelyS, perhaps dark spots or specks
Canclfg before the eyes, faint spells and
kindked symptoms caused by female weak
ness, okSthef arrangement of the feminine
organs, Npy can not do better than take
DR.. PierdeE Favorite Prescription.
The htsbital, surgeons knife and opera
ting tab 9may be avoided by the timely
use Of Navorite Prescription" In such
cases. Thereby the obnoxious examin-
atoms and local ireaLmelis OF the FAMILY
Physician can be avoided and thQrough
course OF successful treatment carried out
In tIe -lElL1lI 0LIEe- home "Favorite
Prescription " is composed OF the very best
native medicinal roots known to medical
science for the cure of woman's peculiar
ailments, contains no alcohol and no
harmful or habit-forning drugs.
Do not expect too much from "Favorite
Prescriptions; 1t will not perform mira.
cles il will not disolve or cure tumors-
No medicine will. 1t will do as much to
establish vigorous health in most weak
nesses and ailments peculiarly incident 20
women as any medicine can. 1t must be
given fair chance by perseverance In it's
use for reasonable length of time.
You Q,tattnrd 10 accept-a secret nos
trum as a substitute for this remedy az
known COMPOSITION.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce, by letter, free All correspond
ence is guarded as sacredly secret and
womanly condolences are protected by
professional privacy. Address DR.. r V.
Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the best
laxative and regulator of the bowels:
They invigOrate stomach, liver and
bowels. One a laxative two or three Q
cathartic. Easy 70 take as candy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Office Of the Supervising Architect
Washington, d. c., Nov. s, 1907.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at this office until o'clock p.
m. on the 18th day Of December. 1907,
and then opened for the construction
Including plumbing. gas piping. heat
ing apparatus. electric conduits and
wiring) of the L. s. postoffice and
courthouse at Ocala, Florida, in accOr-
dance with drawings and specifica-
tiOns, copies Of which may be had at
this office or at the office Of the Gus
todian Of site at Ocala, Fla, at the dis
erection of the supervising architect.
James Knox Taylor.
Supervising Architect.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
DANCING PROVES FATAL

Many men ard women catch colds ct
dances which terminate in pneumo-
mia and cOnsumptio. After exposure.
if F'oley's Honey and Tar is taken it
will break UP a cold and no serious
results need be feared. Refuse any
but the genuine in the yellow wrap
per. Sold by all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
ANOTHER PHOTOGRAPHER

Another tent photographer has ar
rived in the city and is setting up ris
tent on the corner opposite the Variety
Store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13

See How Close These Meshes Are.
They VIII Turn Little Pigs.
ieavy Wire, Close Mesh, Pig Tight.
Top and Bottom Bars No. 10 gall
anized wire, intermediate bars No.
] galvanized wire, Stays, No. IL gal
anized wire, IL inches apart
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
SHEET MUSIC 8 CENTS

All of our sheet music will be sold
for cents per copy as long as it lasts.
except the Mckinley edition. There is
some excellent music in this COLLEGE
ton. Ocala Music Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-13
We Are Ass Exclusive AGENTS for ELLWooD Fence
LARGE STOCK luIck shipment.

The largest stock OF and light hardware
blinds, farm, mill and miners Plies paints etc. carried
n Central Florida
BOYD,S PORTABLE FIREPLACE
is especially adapted for urpenne sawm any
where temporary fireplace needed The herewith gives
front this and hows attached
frame building either where replace built
window.
made of the best galvanized STEEL light strong durable
This Portable Fireplace be moved from place
down up very few nutes thereby saving an expense
which would incur making inney Of sticks mortar
brick
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08
!, u b iuroc Grfinoung q
ia at q see.

" Il + in at II, 3. g., Z. Oft. -
Niilla- StnatSicfret0r sloce be5eidnet
beutc 9Ibeno Die Nodriebt ilber sic
Ginlablnc Don 9lcailtlo ols cine oa6.
llroe Griil0ung." gSie er ongicbt,
bciin0cn iiob Son0urns llno Salunoor
in glltenl Ginpernebmen, llno niht
Die lcilcltr 9lnoclltlng clne3 3lpiltc8
lit bier lolt gciporOcl obglciN li6 Die
@olbilatoncr ,icgierllng III belt0noh
Qrnl Gerfebr nit oen eentralsumerif1.
niihen Mepublifen beiinoet.
Scnor llgortc, Der @eionote 6cr
9iepublif 0onOuras, crbielt porge.
Itern Gepcicfel ieiner Megierung iiber
Ole beUo~ItebenOe tSrieoens.Gonf nferen}
Der centruI-anlerifonilhen 9iepublifen
mo oieiel6en entbielten feline grm1b,
ming irgeno elmer Shwicrigfeit jli
9lcajutln. 9ltd Die @eIanoten Don
Guatemala rn0 Snlpaoor Iilo obtc
9inhrid)tcn iiber Die ongebIid)c
,,Sd,led)t
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Strifcmiioc SclcarapliItcm.

G elono, O., 7. Sftobcr. -
Gic bieiigt nNeps" miG aus un5pci.
iclboitcn Guellen crfobrcn babcn, bol
oic bieiigen ltrifenben Sclcarapbiiten
ocs uilSlicbtsloicn Samples miibc &C.
mprocn iino luto am n1dltcl Gorl'
ncrItng irilb 5ur 9(rbcit 5lrilffebren
luoucn, nit ooer obne GinpiIligln1
ibrer Giibrcr. Gic Gompngnien iol
len bcrcit icin, ibre alten 2clltc 5ll
cen olten 9coinglIngen 5urilf 81 neb-
men.
(Sp0ter.) - 8eomte Scr Eclcgra.
pben.&elcnidoiten erfliiren, lie f0nn,
ten niht ouc Strifer nieber onltellcn.
Ionoern bohltenS ben orittcn 5beiI
berielbcn. Sic bGttcn ncuc 2elltc &C.
Mug lnO cS iei ibncn ilnmogIld), Die
ielben 5rl entlolien.
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n,Daowap's
~ Dillen
verScbaffen
W,Nkolnnlene Weroauuad.

4ur6 tbre anti.6tIt6feu Giesnf3sfisu
fhn,uIirsn Hs bic 9sber BET oer NbfonberupG
ser sale uns bereu a6Iettuna sir6 bte Onis
lssinmdls. 1ttfs Rineu in Dozen bon stust
Nc bier stfd persen rafth ole lbdtisfsit beg
Geoer reeuIrer unb ben gatienter ben oiNsnt
QetoeH befreien. Gtr eber Spei Der @nb'
NAB 'fdsen 9iaen idsItet bon benen eensmmsR.
Die an bitiloen Ehmeraen uno 1rdebsit ber as'
bsr Istber, perbeu oas sbftem in Grsrilna tdIs
ten unb gefunoe 8srsaulina er8ieIen
sd btn 120 WlsiltH bon osr ndhiten ano'
ths.e entfsrnt. une t6 minfhs. bas Gle mtr
elm Dussnb EnadteIu nit itrsn 9iasn feN'
ben. Cd babe 9iheumattsmus unh bin nsun
Ilonatr lana tn Sct Snrinas sewsfen Reins
2eber unb mstue @ieren fino nnssariNsn' 10
ftnbe. bab Sbre 9ineH mtr beifer thun, ais
aae Nlemsn. bic td ibon aenorrusr baoe.
il,th bic eetlausaen 8nfammeuaenontmen
@dtlinaspcIl, ~. 5nmes.
.Saraua Snld. gunn Co., striacna."
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Iran Ghabluif ocm Suoc nabc.

GolnmbfS, g., 7. Sftober. -
9todrid)tcn ats Dent Staatsgcidng.
niB poii Sbio beiagcn, oab Die beriid),
tiatc 3inanjidjiuinolcrin GoIlic Gboo-
mid lid lit fritii6cm 3ultanbc beiir'
Get lno ibr Zoo iebcn }lugenblid ein-
treten fonn. Sic nltrbe erlt Dor 5ehll
Sagen ollS ocr 1rulcn 9IbtbeiIlmg
in bos Spipito( iiberfilbrt lpo Drc
&rdite bon Gag jlt Gag abgenontlnell
boben. ,yrnt Gbublpid i6cilf oh1e
.Utittel 5li icin, bn ioluobl ihrc Eilege.
rim, tuie iGtc 9lnndltc iic III ibrcl
lestcn Stulben perlaiien 6aben. Sic
liegt piel obne @eluuBtiein, unb sic
Ser5tbdtigteit lit 10 idpod, SAB Ser
Goo nnr nod cine sSrage pon Stllr.
ocn iein fam.
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Sas fiat CT MN oauur!

9e5 W D mes ga, Z. Oftober.
- Mabel 9cnnett, cine Iohter oeS
WioporS 9ennctt uon Sort 0ooge,
pclher filr5lih ourd eincn llfoS AT
oronetc, Dap oac &lnggclcllen III Jet,
ncr Stdot binncn Sabrcsirilt beirn-
tbcn ober cine 8elobuBc 5oblen mil.
ien licB iid gcllcrn insgebcim IN
Sort Iobge nit 9tolnn Snop, ei1Vnl
Gbnliieltr, trnlen uno entilob nit
oenlielben bierber. Bopo 9ennett
'oll, 10 iebr er audi I'M 9lllgeneinell
fiire ben GbeItanO eingenomnen it, i'll
groBer 4lltb iiber bos GreigniB icin.
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9lusiGbiacr cntilDhen.

Ct. -9ouis, !. Sftober. - Der
an slnsiut crfraltfte Sprier Ecter
sIrgopio, scr uor ied)s @ocbcn ii,
itrengite Guaront1ne gebrnd)t mar,
lit ats ser Guaruntane entiloben uno
Ioa iid, iebt III pOlIer sSreibeit III Der
biciigen Stoot ollibalten. Iie Be
5oroen illhen eiirIg noh ibnt, lll ibll
pieber III itrengc 9lbgeidlloiienbelt sit
bringen.
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Daowap's
H. Pillet1

@uflftGnbig pbne Sef6ntad. elegant hberao'
asn ftbrsn ab regiliren, retniaeH md'neH
aus unb ndrten saabpans 8taen fir ote
SeiIuna alsr stbruuaen bes WagenS, Ger Se'
tdrme Der Nieren, bet 9Iafe. bon HersH'
franfbetten, geuommeubeit, ObnuahtsH, @er'
Iiopinneeu unb Sdmorrboioen
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Rpot in Mcxifp.

Gucrnabaca Werifo, 7. Gtt.
- Sefrctdr 9'oot ipciIte gcitern bier
i'm Gortc; EnldIt ilno perbruhtc Den
gon5en 9tadmittuq in Der prod)tuoIlcll
llntgebilng Ser bieiigen Staot. ST
langte Inn I llbr Nadnittoas IN &c.
gteitltng ieiner 5ofjter uno einer 9ln-
sobf eingela0cner OdIte alI cillen Gr'
tro5uge aus Der 9anptIta6t Merifo
1ier at nno ipltroe bon oer Beuolfc'
rung entbltinitiid belpilfonlmnet.
Ser biitoriide Yalait, in Deldem CT
jpeilte, pltrbe Dor nabe5u 400 Sab.
rem Don oenn groberer Gorte5 gebalit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08
Ginnabme bon Wcajntla
Sd)pn uicbrr Gin Gricg in Gentrnl-
slmcrifa i'm @angc.

j, S0laht" 5piidcn Scnouranern llno
So(paoorioneru geibln9cn. -
9t1berc Gin3elbeitcn feblen nod.
- Setretdr 9oot'a onltrcngenoe
Gricbnilie III 9fcrifo. - 9telus
Dorfer Grlminnlgeridte ncbncn
i6re 0eidGite nacb bcenOeten
SoWnericrien mieber olli.
Strifenoe Sclegrap6iltcn iollen
sur 9liidfebr al Die 9lrbet bercit
icin. - 2ebensuerllllt in elnenl
Stubhucrf.
Gan Iroutisco, T. Sttober.
- Ger belltc olls Eanana uno an-
Eercn centrol-ancrifanilhen SoGien
bier angelangtc Gampier Son Sole"
bon Ser nEociiit Woil SO. bringt Die
9todrid,t, oaB oic &ofenitabt 9(cailltll
in Der letten 6Glftc beS MtonatS Sep
tembcr bon einer honouronilben 2lr.
NEE nacb elmer Shlaht nit ocr 9lrmee
Son Salpnoor'S eingenomnen NOR.
oen lit.
Ger 9(ngriii ouf 9(coilltla mar iorg.
fdltig gcplant rnb iono in 9lbmeien.
hcit oeS onerifoniirhen aononens
bpotes yDorftomn" Itott, nelhcs nat6
ser betrciicnoen &iiltc 1cldidt NOR
bcn mar, nm Die omerifaniihcn rSn.
tcrciirn 81 Ihiitcn. GielcS 6obr5ellg
iclpobl, lpie scr an1erifoniide arel5cr
nGbicagn" la1en 5ur 3eit Ser Gins
nobmc bon 9lcailltlo 5ll 9lcopllco mo
pplItiinoigc VcriNtc iiber Die 9liiaire
iunrc1 5ur 3cit ser 9lbilbrt ocS San
Soic" noh San SranciSco nod nidt
cnlpian9cn
,<n Gorinto priiitcn Geamtc Der
Mcgicrlng BON 9ticarogua Die Sdifi3s
pnpierc ocS San Sole" uuo olrd).
l,l6tcn Die lmteren Shiiisrdllne nnd
Milutition, ebc lie oem Ganpfcr Die
&citcriobrt gcitattetcll.
Gor orei Wonotcn griiien bcfnn1t
lid Die Niclraguancr glcaiutlu oil.
0nS &atoncn6oot oOtonlotombo"
bolnboroirtt 0cn Srt uno 5lpong ocn
8olluernellr sur lleber9obc. SSeitcrc
Gonilitte iino ieitocln crpartet nor.
Sen. Gic 2eute allf ocn oSol SoIe"
Dortcn auf ser SinIobrt nnd Siioct
MIR menlg bon elmer Heoolltlplt bis
2lcailltla crrci6t mar. Sort bieb es,
ein Srciicn sur See ncroe crpartet,
lmO nlon benlilDte iih, Den SaIen 81:
bcieItigcn. Grit ais Der .Son Sole"
9(coplllto crreicbte, muroc inDeIicn III
Griabrlmg gcbradt, boB 2(caiutla Jet
Scr 2lbIobrt BON BORT gcfallen lei. 9ln-
ionglit mlroe gelncloct, Elm amno-
ncnbopt BABE ocn Snien ein9cnom.
men lpdtcrc 9tndrihten ergabcn lit
OciirlL 0aB cine 2olo. Strcitnaht Iid)
Der Stoot bcut0dti9tc uno ooB lie SIT
Der 3cit int ipeitcrcn Gorrildcn nod
9ioroen mar.
.2lbinr0c Grfin.bunn"
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Sine 60sartiae Ycitic.

Ylainiielb, Gonn., I. Sftober.
- Nci einem grunbe, Incident oic
Shellne leiner Sdlpeltcr, iroi Geo.
Morrortp, oli Der galloll.6arm nit
81 ailhen mo einenl Gierbe gum
SpIer iiel. iano aitdl WillIam $.
slpplep in Den 6lantnlen ieinen 5oo.
Gas 6ellcr lpltroe oabllrh peruriadt.
ooB oas Bfero cine 2aterne llntihlug.
9as n1nllide Eiero ihIig Dor etlihen
@ohen Die ,5ralt Morrartp toot uno
peruriahte inoireft aud Den Goo Der
Sodtcr 0crIclbcn.
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Tic 9icnlenpclt.

Gan 6rnncisco Gal, I.
Oftober. - 9lod) oeal letten Gerldt
bes 8ei,1lbDeitarotbs iteat iih Die
Situation bc5ii1iih Der 9clllenpelt
mic iolgt: Grfrantllngsf0le 81 10
hesiillc 81, luicbcr bergeItellt =, in
9ebanbluno pcrblicbcn %, pcro1h'
tige Idlle 81
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Gntictlidcs llngliit in eincm StaBl'
iuerf.

Butler, Ya., 7. Oftober. - Irei
meitcre 9lllSlGnocr erlogen beutc bcn
@ranbmllnocn, pclhe tic leBte Nod)t
III ocn ,Stonooro Stecl Got Sorts
burh ooS 5ni0llige llmItiir5cn eincs
groBcn, nit Acknowledgement MetaQ ges
iiillten Sigels erlitten. !Gan erwor.
ret, oab pollig Die Sdlite ser % slr-
Better, pcldbc ollrh ocn llnfaQ Ihlpcr
pcrbronnt mllrbcn lluo inn biciigcli
Sooipitnl oornieocr licgcn nod Dor
Deute 9lbeno iierbcn miro.
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Saltmore1 Wo, 9ienaag, oen s. ctobcr 1907.

s(m 9lbcno fehrtc sic @eIeQi6uit nadJ
Der Souptltaot 5ltrilf.
Sta0t Mcrifp, I. Sftober. -~
Scfrct0r 9ioot bate hcltc mteoer els
ncn oitrcnltoien" Sug. Nm &ornittog
lpobnte er elmer Hcultc iibcr oic &a.
bctten ser WilitGrIhule 5u Gbapltl.
tepcc bel, Damn cil,cm pom O'intlter
0cs 9lllSlpGrtiaen Mariscol gegc6enen
Sanfctt im yGbapuItepec Sotel" nno
nod ipGter cincm ySaripeo," >. +. el.
ncr &orltellllng I'M 2nlIoperfen ulo
alOerelt aubjun9en : aunltItiiden.
slm 9tahnlittag beiptrtbete Sr. 9ioot
bas bipionatiihc Corps ourh Elm 81.
ner uno am 9lbeno lpuroe inn 5u
G6ren ein @alaboll gegeben,
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Eoptme6,
}rauen=cei0en,
llnUer0aufid6keit,
9aGen-ceioen,
0erttoptung,
DUspepIie
unO aQe ce6er(eiOen.

geohntdten Ste bic ioIgenben semStone.
iuelde BON Grrranililieeu her Serediiilt9sor'
aaEe 6errlbren. 0erItopfung nah Snnen .9e'
ritbtsi Sdrorrtptben. @iaaeHfdirs. Retanns
gum aretten, SobbrenHelt. sfbidel uor Rah'
rina Waaerbriiden, fcures stni'teber. Nan'
iafIen oeer SIatieru hes Seriitb!aaese sr'
fitdunesqefi6I Del lieaeuscr slslnnG BET
Ttoipommenes eebpcrr5ecn, &un,te nno 5itm'
rerr Dor ben aueen. Iseber nno hun'ofe
snmerseu i'm aop'. raitselhafte shpeistnf
ntdluna @eIbbeit ter 6aui unb Der aneeH'
sfmers 1T Der Sette. ber griift een @lteeern'
brsnnenoes @efhb i'm SIeifdb. gtnlae DOZEN
eor mabnap's Biaen ucrben oas 5bffen eoit
aren oben ursefubrten 9eIben beireter.
Preis 25c pen Scbacbtel.
guu Npotbtfern perfanit cser per
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RADWAY & CO., 90
Lafayette Str, NY.
ul
1iini Hiidler permiht.

2onggron d, N..Sy Z. Oft. -
Siini MGnner, Del6e geitern 9fad)'
mittog in eincnl Motorboot BON bier
al,s oui oen 0unneriang Iubren.
iinb niGt 5uriidgefelrt imo' mon
iiirhtet, oob tie ertrlinfen iino. Gie
gan5e aiiltc lit uergeblih nab Dem
,Sobrjcilg obgeilldt uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08

9Irmuih nno sdinnpe remienigrn. Der itdh
niebi beIcbrcl ldcn miu. 1eikt es In oer Sibel.
seoe ubet 'pil nau optt Gineln iagen eer nfdbis
aeaer ein unluubIicn tbut Der ieilic lluner=
Sdipinellld)t unluadbier mo iiberbdupt aerinac
llebel arpb iperoen lGbi ipdbrerb ooob ct. Set
naro arduierpilien. oae iitbere oeiImittels sbet
llleit slgotbeiern lit hdbeu 'no. EreiS % Cts.
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why did he not teach him so2 Or did he teach the young man that 1t was Abraham's $ great faith in God which was the moving force leading him to acts of obedience, and that this pleased God and Abraham was call the Father of the faithful?
 Perhaps he also saw an ac- count where God told Abraham to take his son Isaac into the land of Moriah and offer him there as a burnt offering. And they came to the place which God had told him of: and Abra- ham built an altar there, and laid the wood in order. and bound Isaac his son, and laid him on the altar upon the wood, and Abra- ham stretched forth his hand, and took the knife to slay his son. '
 Does Sunday School Teacher teach this young man that this assault with intent to kill was the part of the performance that pleased God, and that any man who would take d knife and cul his sons throat was just as good as Abraham?
 When he reads the above ac- count of Abrahar's faith to the young editor of the News. does he close the Book and say: d mans religion is really his acts and deeds rather than what he believes"?
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him that his religion consists of his acts and deeds rather than what he believes?
 Take the next quotation offered by this teacher: By their fruits ve shall know them.
 Isuppose the Teacher intends us to understand by this that the fruits" here mean their 'acts and deeds" which is accepted as it's meaning"
 But does Teacher not know that the Master was here teach ing that a mans religion was to be known by his acts and deeds? That instead of the fruit be- ing the mans religion, it only shows what his religion really IS? Does he not know that the fruit" is the index rather than the book?
 Not long ago the editor of the News had a Sunday school lesson about Abraham. How did his Teacher explain that lesson to him? Did he tell this youthful editor that Abraham's religion really consisted of his acts and deeds rather than what he be lieved?
 God told Abraham to get out of his country and from his kindred and from his fathers house and unto land that he promised to show to him. And Abraham be- lieved God and it was accounted unto him for righteousness.
 Did Sunday School Teacher teach this youth that God was pleased because Abraham moved and cared nothing for his faith? That any man who will move to a new country regardless of what he believes, is as good as Abraham? If he did not. then
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question just where it ought to

question just where it ought to be.
 It is the most important decls- sion ever handed down by a Flor ida court.
 It settles the transportation problem, and settles it right.
 It really makes no difference these days how you used to llne up in politics-whether you were a democrat or a republican or a populist, or any other old thing, if you get to thinking on pubic questions you will find yourself agreeing, in the main, with all other people who allow them selves to think freely and clearly and without regard to how some other persons are going to think about the way they think.
 Tom Johnson, millionaire and democaat, thinks about public questions. So does Bob Lat'ol- lette, poor man and republican. And when you read the thoughts of Johnson and LaFollette, they are very much alike on public questions.
 Cummings, governor of Iowa, is rich man and a republican,; Tom Watson, writer down in Georgia. is comparatively a poor man and populist;; yet these two think alike. and this last pair think very much like the first pair.
 A republican legislature in Ne braska solemnly declares for the two-cent rate for railroad fare. Another republican resolution in a republican legislature, this time in Iowa, wants the election of United States senators by popu-