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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Cine acrnoc Baltimore Strafc.

Cine ocrnSc Baltimore tratc.
Die GcrooclcQrmg Oicicr StroBe pom
&onc5 Sails bis Central -Apcnne
miirOe $25O,OOO foiten. - Ter
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Sin Sigamiit?

Soi. $. @nre flogt lid Der 8igonlic
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Epril icit oonlit in5luiifen GrtunOl-
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e%ingc5ogen pcr0en tonllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

Ger IS 0 n.9 aunerein
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

Gin gutter Snng2 - Die
1eteftipS Bradley nn0 Burns gGal.
ben, in Der 8erbaitung pom 2ouiS
Gang aus Hem.9orf, oie geitern an
8aD' mo 9altimoreitrabe erfolgte,
einen gutet Sang gemaht 5u babcn.
Gang bate cine goloene llbr uno $40
i'm geiib, Die offenbar geitoblen ma.
rem. 2any lagtc, oab er geraDe aus
Tew.Dorf nngefommen wGre, bod
fnnoen ole 3eteftius elm Giienbobn.
giaet IN ieinem geiib, melfes 5eigte,
SAP Gang am s.. apriI in Baibing.
ton par. Gang geitanb Damn ben Dc.
teftius, Dob er bereits in Ierp.Dorf
mesen Taihenoiebitabls uerbaitet
moroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Fem Suoc cntrunncu.

@rfnbrltngen Der Serren Sobn 9.
6reii unO y. s. Began nit eincm
neilel1 Yieroc. - @ilroen III
&igblonotomn boz, einen S6neli.
5itg iiberfobren.
Der @ciiteSgegenunrt 6es @ddl-
terS Sobn SeoOcrmoItn MI Der @nbn.
frelt5ung Ser EenniDlOonio-9abn al!
Der 8. un0 GuiottltroBe, Si9blon6'
tomn, baben e5 ole &erren Sobn &.
@reif, 9eIiBer zines @rocerpla0en2,
bon 9tr. POI, perl. GaiottitroBe, un0
Fotrid S. Slogan, Gieitoltroteur bon
Nr. 326, SoonesStr., 81 %peroonfen,
BOB tie nidt inter GiIellbabnr1oern
5ermolmt mltroen. 9tc genonnten
Scrren periudten gcitcrn No6mittog
gegen 2 llbr Elm Yicro, Dos Sr. 8reti
fiir ieinen @rocerpipogen 81 forlfeu
geOohte. Git oieiem 3wcd fubren iie
Die GQiottltroBc entlong. YloBlidJ
bral1nte OaS Yfero ourh mo ronntc
Dem obengeltonnten 0abnil6ergang
SIT. Ser S6logballm mar bereits ge'
idlolIen, oa eilt bon S~parrofps .Yoint
fomnlenoer S6neQ5ug b%erannabte.
@06ter Seo0ermunlL Der Die beifie
Sitiiotion iiberiob 0ffnete i'm lebtelt
glligenblid Den Sdlogboum, ooS @e.
fGbrt %raiielte iiber Die S6ic1elt, mo
in Der nGd)iten Sefunoe braltlte Der
BUG poriibcr. @Gre Die Shranfe Ell.
nen Nllgenblid ipdtcr geoffnet NOR
Den, 10 mare e5 nm Giero, @aget
uno Snioiien geiheben getueien.
Srotoem &ebtere nit Dem Sdredcn
onuon falneu, iucr0en lie oiele Sabrt
nidJt 10 ihneQ pergelien.
@ingen rel al s.--i9ie am
Sonntag tpegen Serfoufs bon Spi.
ritlloien perbafteten @irtbe Sobn s.
WtcMa6on BON 9r. 3, Sit.@epler.
StraBe, 1bomas 6. Morie bon Nr.
200, Sit.6ort.9(oenue uno @iQiam
q. gurfbeao bon Ir. t45, @eit.
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Gidter 2eafe in ser liiolifen 9oli5ei-
~itation idmmtlif bon Der 9tnifuloi.
gling freigeiproben ilno ails Der Sait
%entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

iooIc Sr& eriten 8otbS5ncigeS cingc-
funOcn.
Cine 0cmetnam Stbung.
Su cincr pom @rn. Bet bcantrog.
ten gcmciniomen Situng beiOer
HotbSjpctge mlvOen GrouerbeId)liiIIc
iibcr ooS Ibleben SEES 0ur0eSiena.
tors @iuium Einfnep @bpte etn.
thinning au5enommen uno Miro cine
fauigrapbiite Gopie oerieIben Ser
JdmiIie oe5 5ooten 3ugeilnot ner.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
@inigfeit maGt fart.
SNS fICinc SGnacrfcit in Der yWcr.
mNnia'Wt r.Snllc" alGns
5cn0 ncrlnufcn.

Eie 8eian1uereine r}Ir6eitcr . Mdn.
uerdor," 5hoIio Mamcrdor"
mo rMeb9cr @ciongpcrcin"
bcOcdch iid nit san0crru6m
lmo Gore. ~ Gin 6ofintcrcIion-
ties Ero9ramm ami mirtlid mn,
%itcrbaite @ciic Ourh1cfiibrt. -
@utcr 9eilA. Qie Mit8Iieoer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10
Arcadia 4-OCala I.

AS soon as the Leesburg Ocala
game was concluded. the second con
test was started. The home boys
were pretty well fagdgeoycmfwypw
were pretty well tagged after the
work in defeating Leesburg, and Clark
who went in to pitch for the locals,
had not given his arm sufficient rest
after pitching a three-to-two TENN
ming game on Friday. Five and a
half innings were played with Area
dia, when the game was called on &C
count of darkness. Considering the
game was also an interesting one.
In the second inning West scored
on a base on balls, a steal of second
base, a feIder's choice and an error
Hadley and BurIesOn tailed TWO more
runs in the third, and Higgins went
round the diamond in the fifth, max
ing a total of four runs.
Ford was hit by a pitched ball in
the third inning, took third on Har-
ris's two-bagger, and crossed the plate
on a passed ball. The locals had
three men on bases in their half OF
the, sixth, with two out, but try as
hard as he could, Bullock could not
furnish the hit necessary to bring the
runners home.
The fans certainly witnessed two
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10
REMARKABLE RECOVERY,
THANKS 70 PE-RU-NA.
I zgaS q HCTZc1lS HyTsrk.
ISZI no desiTs 20 Ire.

Mrs. Frank Stroebe, r. +. d. I, Apple
ton, " is, writes:
~ began using Peruna a few months
ago when my health and strength were
all gone, ana I was nothing but q
nervous wreck, could not sleep, eat or
rest properly, AMI felt no desire % live.
''Three bottles 81 Peruna made me
look at life in different light, "a I be-
gan 70 regain my iOsf strength. While
my recovery took nearly four months,
at the end OF that time was better than
I ever had been before. I had a splen-
did color and never weighed more in
my life.
81 certainly think Peruna a. without
rival as a tonic and strength builder,
and it has my endorsement"
This lady entirely recovered from .
nervous breakdown. She did not 20
away to a sanitarium, and spend hun
dreds OF dollars for a cure. She just
staid at home, took Peruna, and IN four
months weighed more than ever IN her
life, had q splendid color, life looked
bright TO her. PerunA did all this for
her. What more could be expected %
any remedy7
Man-a-lin the Ideal Laxative.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10
RESOLUTIONS OF THE WOMAN'S
FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF OCALA

Whereas, Through the dispensation
Of our Heavenly Father our society
has sustained an irrepable loss by the
death of one of our esteemed mem
bers, Mrs. c. Q. Fox.
Whereas, There is no precipitance
with God, we with saddened. but hum
BILE hearts, submit to His divine will.
Resolved, BY the members of this
society,
First, That We feel profoundly thank
full to God for the gift Of this member
who willingly Joined hands with US
in our part of the Missionary work.
Second, That inasmuch as Mrs.
Fox was one of our faithful and appre-
.ciated members We deeply deplOre the
loss to our society.
Third, That we extend to the be-
reaved husband and family our heart
felt sympathy.
Fourth, That these resolutions be
placed upon the minutes of our organ
ization, that a copy be furnished the
local press with request for publica-
ton, and that copy be sent to the
family of the deceased.
MRS. c. n. KIRKLAND
MRS. w. w. CLYATT
MRS. NJ. S. ZACHRY
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10
oCALA's FOURTH or JULY

All the grand attractions of Ocala's
celebration on the Fourth are men
toned by the advertising committee
in big hand bills, except the irresisti-
bic saloons
They are self advertising and thor
oughly accommodating and expect their
visitors 10 keep sober enough Co know
when TO leave of drinking. An old
sport offers the folding advice.
Should you go to Ocala ON the
Fourth and a companion accustomed
TO fhe habit insist on treating. refuse.
and YOU have left OF az the only right
time AMI gained a victory. Dr.. how
ever, you are short OF moral grit and
can't refuse and take the drink. and
Immediately feel particularly desir-
Gus of having another friendly glass.
leave you've had enough When
YOU look al a distant object and see
TWO. leave On-yOu have had too
much When you knock over your
glass. spill your liquor ON the counter
and can't recoiiect ayrhing but pro-
family and smutty yarns. leave Of
you are getting troublesome and dis
gushing When you nod in a chair.
fall over the beer tables. or ICrch
your chum's shoulders, leave for home
you are dead drunk and a disgrace
to decency.-A Contributor in the
Leesburg Commercial
Contributor advice seems TO be
along lines that are familiar to- him,
but whatever the reputation Of him
self and friends may have been az
home the Leesburg delegation behaved
quite decently in Ocala-they did not
disgrace themselves nor bring their
community into cOntumely. They did
not win the ball game, IL is true. but
that was misfortune and not a fault.
If they used any profanity or nodded
in chairs il is not remembered against
them.
We can state il for fact that the
Leesburg visitors behaved themselves
well and we want them 20 visit Us
every Fourth OF July
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10

The shades 6 r;E1- we're falling fast.
As Gown side street hurried past
4 kid. whose arms We're full enough
OF this internal kind OF stuff.
Cast-irOn cannon,
Firecrackers,
GunpCwder,
Torpedoes,
Toy pistol,
Dynamite.
His brow was happy as he bore
From out the deadly fireworks store
A grand assortment of the dope
That fills the doctor full of hope:
Roman candles,
SkyrOckets,
Cartridges,
Paper caps,
Pinwheels,
Bombs
And in the twilight cold and gray
OF that eventual July day
His mother from the drugstore VIII
Rush home with these things, and the
bill:
Witch hazel,
Pain killer,
Bandages,
Ointment,
Liniment,
Clutches,
Lotions,
Splnts,
Cotton,
GauZe,
Salve,
Lint.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10
OCALA WINS AND LOSES.


From Sundays Daily.
II is matter of much pleasure to
the local baseball enthusiasts 10 note
the Improvement in the OcaIa team.
About four weeks ago Leesburg made
seven runs while Ocala's portion was
zero. On the Fourth of July. with
both teams using practically the same
men as. on the former occasion. the
tables We're completely turned. and
Leesburg was shut out by a score Of
nine to nothing.
The practice and instruction re-
ceived in the three games with Ocilla
and the three games with Arcadia. al
though they won none Of the last Sc
ries, have given the Ocala team a won
derful advance Many judges of good
baseball have remarked that if the
local team had played Arcadia the
first game yesterday the contest be-
tween these two clubs would have re-
suited in a victory for Ocala.
The OcaIa and Leesburg game came
first. The Leesburg fans TO the nun
Der of about one hundred accompanied
their team to Ocala and had a prom
inent place in the grandstand. More
loyal rOOters than the Leesburg
crowd never followed a favorite club.
Their cheering and applause kept
their boys working for victory. which
this time did not come.
Ocala's first runs were scored in
the third inning Clark picked out a
nice one and hit safely to left field.
and took second on a passed ball
Schusler famed. Ford waited and
was given free transportation 10 first
Clark went to third on a felder's
choice from Harris's bat. and scored
on Dodge's hit over second base. Ford
going to third. Ford was caught ar
the plate on RaysOr's hit to short stop.
With Dodge and Harris on second and
third, Jewett singled to left. scoring
two runners. Bennett out short TO
first.
The locals made two more TALES
in the fifth inning Ford and Harris
got on base on errors by Wicker and
Hutchins. They were advanced a base
by DOdge's sacrifice. Raysor few out
to left field. Jewett then singled
again, sending in Ford and Harris
Three more runs were added in the
seventh inning by Ford, Dodge and
Raysor.
In the ninth inning Harris hit to
pitcher and was safe at first on Gil.
lespie's error. Dodge sacrificed him
to second, and Jewett sent him home
with another hit past shortstop, max
ing a total of nine runs to Leesburg's
nothing, and giving the local team
sweet revenge for the shut out they
suffered at Leesburg's hands about a
month ago.
Ocala.. 900. % Q 3 0 0 o 1-9
Leesburg. % O o o 0 o o 90
Summary: Two base hit. J. Also
brook Sacrifice hits, Harris, Dodge
,, Bennett. Stolen bases, p. Also
brook, Hutchins, Epps, Ford, Dodge
RaysOr, Jewett. Left ON bases, Lees
burg !, OcalaG. Base ON balls, by
Harris ,, Clark I Epps I. Gillespie I.
Hit by pitcher, Dodge, Kennedy
Double play, Miller to Wicker TO
Kingsley. Time Of game, 100. I'm
pire. Mr.. Gerig.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10
BETTER BALL PLAYING YESTER-
DAY

From Saturdays Daily.
Fridays game was the best ever
seen on the diamond in the new park.
The faithful fans who attended were
we'll repaid. The teams seemed mo. q
evenly matched than on the previous
day. and il was anybody's victory un-
til Martin scored the winning run in
the tenth inning.
The work Of the pitchers was the
feature. No two hits came in the
same inning. Both Clark and Burle-
son were steady at all stages. the
former striking out nine batters and
the latte" seventeen. Two Of CIark's
bases Gil balls resulted ID runs for
the Arcadia boys in the first and Sec
Ond innings, while Burleson had only
one TO count against him.
first inning Arcadia came in and scor-
ed one tally. Martin hit a hot one to
Clark and was retired at first. Had
ley was given his base via the big
four route, and took second on a
passed the ball. He went to third
when Burleson sent one to Clark.
which was fumbled. and tailed the
first run Of the game on Higgins sin
sic over shortstop.
The home team scored in the sec
Ond inning. Bennett famed. Dodge
was passed to first on four bad ones.
went TO third on Bullock's hit, too
hot to handle, and crossed the plate
on a passed ball by Pickett. Izlar
then hit into a double play.
Arcadia added another tally in the
second inning. Alderman was passed
to first on four balls, was advanced to
second by Roes sacrifice, AMI 10
third by Taylor's sacrifice, and scoI-
ed on Martins safety to center field.
Martin was then caught trying to
steal second
Ocala tied up the score in the fourth
inning, after which the game remain
ed tie until the tenth inning, neither
side scoring in the interval. RaysOr,
the first man up, hit a beauty to cen
ter. Harris was given a life on an
error by Alderman, RaysOr taking
second base. Both Harris and Raysor
advanced on a passed ball. Bennett
was out on fly to third base Dodge
then hit to right field, was out at first,
but in the meatime RaysOr had scored
making the runs two and two.
Both sides had runners on the bases
during the succeeding innings, but
were not able to put a man across the
plate.o With Pickett on the second
base in the fourth inning, Clark fan
ned the next three batters.
At the end of the ninth inning, the
score being a tie, the tenth was start
ed. For Ocala, Ford was given his
base on balls, stole second, where he
was left. In Arcadia's tenth Martin
was safe on first on an error by third,
on which he also took second. Had
le- was ont on d fly to Izlar Burle-
sen then hit safely to center and Mar
tin came home with the score that
Ocala.. " % 1 o o %
Arcadia. o.. % / l o o 0 o 0 %
Summary: Two-base hit. Harris.
Sacrifice hits, Roe, Taylor, BurIeson,
Dodge. Stolen bases, Ford, Pickett.
Roe. Double play. Burleson to Alder
man. Left on bases, Ocala 6. Arcadia
T. Base on balls. Clark ), .Burleson 3.
Hit by pitcher, Raysor. Struck out
by Clark, 9, by Burleson, Il. Passed
balls, Bullock ,, Pickett ,.
Time of game, 1:25. Umpire, Mr..
Murray.
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Having defeated ocala in the hrst
= seven 70 nothing the fair root
- for the Beesburg team were SO
- Of victory on the Fourth that
- came prepared to hand each OF
$3.50 nlayers a lemon, but We
- suppose that they are enjoying
favorite Leesburg decocuon-
LID lemonade.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-10

Mr.. z. n Howard, of The Ocala
Steam Laundry. left yesterday for
Champaign. III, where he will i'm a
day or two help celebrate the 18th
anniversary Of his fathers birth, DR.
Howard. The doctor was in OCala
acknowledgements and is carrying his
wears remarkable well
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Los Angeles Express.

Capt. James A. Tucker, Of Rochelle,
who recently purchased building lot
in Ocala and Will soon begin the erect
ion of a building thereon, has gone
back to his old home to make final
preparations for his removal here.
Since his coming to Ocala he has
made many friends and will become
quite an acquisition to our commun-
ity.