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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15
Sbcnrer @eiscn, fleine 2aibc.
8etraioe : Equalization bertbeltert
0o8 @roO. - Fattcn'3 y@oi3el."
Corner mIO icinc @irflrlacn.

0os @ro0. - Fottcn'3 .@oi3en."
Corner lulO icine @irfunacn.
Ncm Oort, If. Npril. - Glrd,
Oic Wtouipulutionen Somca q. Yats
tens III Chicago erreid)tc @ui5en &C.
tern nid1t ullein Die b0ditc 9reis,
itllIe lett SobreL olld muroen Oo-
Oulrd bcrrita Die 9roOpreiie bier in
Neu 3 PORT mportbcilboit fir Die
Gonirmeuien bceinfluBt. Gtnc 9ln.
5abl Don 9GdcreibCiibern, Die no.
mcntlid an ser Oiticitc ibr @eid)1it
babclL tiinOigten oil, lie ipiirOen pro
2uib citcu Sent mebr bCrehnen; olls
0cre mie0er pcrringertelL INN ouf
ibrc Soften 81 fomlncrr, 0aS 8elpid)t.
"a Der @ni6el @oi5cn iebt $t.32
toltct, ipronq Der MtcblprciS pro Sab
oui 500 bilouf, mGbrcno Dor II
Sogcn nod oieielbc GllantitGt iilr
$5.75 bis $6.25 5u hnben mar.
Nlbert Hltp0er Don Der Scdcr-S So
mes g <SclpeQ Wtilin1 So. ertlGrtc, Die
9Gfcr ncrbicltcn iid) ionIt idmeig=
ionL ,pcnm Der 4}reia oc9 @oi5enS III
Die S0bc Nebc, re0ll5irtcn obcr form
nlcrflid) Die @r0Be ibrcr 9odlpoorc.
Ser NcGcniuGrtige g8oi5enprciS lei
ober ocrortig acitiegen, ooB ooS olte
Nfittel, Die SroOloibe ~tIeiner gu mo-
den, Gonmlcntorc be~rl,riod)cn miilic.
IS lei 0e3bol6 nid)t nloer5 m0glidl
ais Dob Der 9rooprcis, iuoIlc man Die
ultc GllantitGt baben, tDellrcr iueroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15
@cfcnnt iidJ ocs Spbtidlags idMlSis.

Nem Oorf, IA. 9(pril, - So.
rab Soften, Die iutge &uiiin. peld)c
an I. Nu9uit b. :. in Nem.Oorf oen
Or. Murtin ". gnipis erid)oB, be.
fonntc iid) beute bes 1ooti6logS I'M
eritcn @raoe i6uIoig. Sic miro ON
6rcitag Ibr llrtbeil pernebmen. SGrcr
Scbouptung nad bottc iic Or. Nn.
lpie pcrgepaItigt mGbrcno tic lid, llll-
tcr Dem giniluB zines norfotiiden
MittclS befonb. @dbreno ibrcr Soit
ollf 9ladpeu's Sslano bradte Iie ci-
men 9naben sur @eIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15

Nolle, neil CT cine acnlGbigtc Enlltlf
b%eiiirlportct, rn0 CT idcint uumublldl
Oltr0 Srlt. Uue90c ais Tilbrcr Der.
OrGngt 81 mcr0cn, Ser Scbtere lit
Scr Aniid)t, OoB nm Elm NllfitonO Ger
}Irbeitcr belicu miro, mo OoB cS I'M
m60ii6 lei bic Gtngriiic 0e3 &apltulS
Ourb gcicbli0c 0}ittcI SIT pcrbilten.
Gr Cnlpfieblt cine ottiDe oltizmilit0.
ride Gumpognc, u0mcntlid ntter
Ocn 2c6rcrn Dc2 2Q1Oes, meld)e Den
Mcfruten SoB gegert Ben W%ilitnriS-
mus ciilinlpict iolen, Sn elmer ben.
lie qcGoltclcn Ncoc io9tc @uca0c, scr
rid)ti9c Elot filr Dos 9Iufpflon5cn ser
Go6ue lei Elm Ntiltbuuien.
Ger GongrcB 5icbt Wtittcl in GrpGs
Qlng, nn sic fron50iiiGen @oucrn
fir 0ic, io5ioliitiihc @~cucgung 5u in
tcrciiircn.
@cuerul Strifc in W2ru.
VI crM Gronfrcid,. II. Npril. -
Gin 2lzItilnOiNcr @cncrolItrife IL
bcltt bier olS Yrotcit gcgcn Die Ser
menomuN Oe3 WilitGrS gegen sic
ltritcnOcn &nopinlo6er I'M 8anBc.
lic Nrbcitcr moridirenL nit Srortell
unD &inOcru an Der Spite, in lurgen
Hcib1u ol,rdl Die StrnBen. Wcru lit
nit Gruppcn 0eiiiut, ulleill Der ErGs
left crtldrt li6 cntldlolien, mr. i'm
Safe uon @eiuolttbGti9feit ein5u.
ldrcitcn.
G~oitro's Shmcr5cn.
Hoint-oYitr, @uooelolipe, di.
9lpril. GDc Scr Gnmpfcr Der
lniQc@" pom bier ltod) europa ob.
fubr, COB Gipriono Goltro, ollf Die
Nro9c ilbcr icinc 3lltlnitsplGne sur
gntiuort BOB Srnntreid) oariiber 81
entIfciocu babe, neil c3 i'm 5llnl
0%cfonGcnen Qcntod)t babe. SGtte man
i'm i'll &tnc5uelo Lambert laIlen, 10
bate cr Dor Sen @criAten Den Nm
Iprlld) oui icinen @rlnobelit mo iein
TCrln00cn crbcbelt f0nnen; cS lci
cine Sdonbc fir cipililirtc Sullocr,
mic 6roltrcidJ, Gnglonb uno Die
@crcinigtcn StootclL bob Iie iif) SIT
@ert5etQen Der Hohe i%eiller Seinoc
b%crgGben. @ie Die Sohen lieaen,
lei er pollitGnbig rilillirt; iein gauges
&crmogen bccbc aus ctna 5000, una
banlit f0lrc or ii9crIi6 fcirct Ser.
illd) MAIDEN, ii6 mieber sum Mad)t4
bobcr III Genc5llela ST. MAIDEN. Gr
iueroc lett ols Gefongener Der fran.
50liid)cn Hcgicrung nod Sronfreit,
/ 1ehtn mo pcrtroue I'M llebrigell allf
8ott.
Colon, #. 9lpri(. : Goitrp'$
@ottiL SGmelier ulo ionitiges &c.
fch1e fai1ten belltc olli Dem Camper
,0laoeloupe" bier on. Sic foren
nift ot'a 2anb u1b cS beibt, oaB lie
feline grIoltbnib bo5r erbielten. am
Srcitng iGbrt Der Sampicr meiter
nof Nort Gina, Gotta Nico, no filrS.
LID ctlidc @eruonotc Gaitro's anges
fommen iinb. Man gloltbt, bob Sc.
nprn Gnltro ulo lire 9eg!citer BORT
o,isiteigen merben, ipenn iie es nibt
por5iebcn io1ten, Dem gr.FrGiioenten
nad) europa 81 folgen.
Ydiie fir's Mnslanb bsiprat g: Hatne. 413
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15

ll0 fcbrtcn in lire Gltocticrc 5uriid.
llntrrmcQa fclcrtcn lie nod ctIidc
REORGANIZATION as. Die 3iiummcn-
icbunN ol2 ncltcn &ubinet9 lit iolQcn.
De; @roBpc3icr, Ecmiif Eoi6o;
&ricN9miniitcr, Go6cnt Eoiha; W1o
riucE0iiuiitcr, &icc-NOmirul NOjicmin
Noi0o; N}iniItcr Oc9 Nnncrn NOil
@cD; &uIti}miniitcr, @oion 6chmi
&oiGJo; 6inon5miniitcr, 9ttrp @cp.
Gle iibri1gn &oytciclti0cn blicbcn in
&dn0en Ser iriibcrcn &l1bobcr.
&on0oucr oEtmcs" Nicbt
ibrcn Scnf 0o5u.
&on0on, II. Npril. Die
oGimc5" io1t: Sic Gcpcitcn mnic
res Gorrciponoenten aus Gonitonti-
nopcl Iniicn ericbcut ooB cine Hcpo-
fulton i%ltrdtboritcr 9trt dlD3Ncbroheu
lit. Midt mr. iii bo2 MiniitGrium
Qcitiir5t Gin MiniItCr 0ct6Otct, Gin
nnocrcr pcrlpruoct mprocn. olt Oua
&cbcn DtS Er6iiocnten ocS Eorlo-
mcnt& lit 0ciGfr0Ct mo sic Iiibrcr
Oca GomitC'S fir lluion un0 Sort
id)ritt iclbit uerbcrgcll lid. 9u sic
STEELE 0cS Gonlitc'S lit bic ripoliii-
r1noc Organization oetrctcrt. SIT scr
piclc bcfGbi1tc lllcn1o2, mobl6cWo!t-
bcrt I'M SciliNcn 9icdt. Qcb0ren. Sic
u&omipct Wobnmmcoicb," Die Mo.
homc0ouiiWc l%luiolL b1iibt ictt bic
&errIduft III scr Sollptltobt mo bat
buS gauge s. Nrmcc-Gorp3 unO bic
Wcbr5nbl Der bepofinctcn Wtlliel-
r1Gnner inter scr @ep6ltcrung oli
ibrtr Scitc. Scmfif Toidlo lit 5lllll
Orobuc5ier ernnnnt ipprbcn lno g.
BIN Hniho 5ilnn &riegSminiitcr. sir
Den gll9cnblid ihcint Sic Gcpollltion
po0itGnoi9 81 icin. Sic lit ooS @crf
ocS reaftionGrcn Clements, rulo &c.
Genn6rtig triumphirf bic Menftioll.
Tod lit cine Mfoglihfcit porbonoen,
DAB oo@ Gonlite fir Union mo Sort
idritt feline enbaiiItiac %Y0erIoae cr-
littcn bat"
Giomontcn Tobrifant
2cmopne in Salt.
GoriS, If. Ipril. - Senri Sc
mopnc, lpeldlcr IidD i'm lcbten Sabre
groBe NotorictGt ourd) sic 9ebonp.
tlnl9 cripnrb, BOB or cil1 %crfdbrcn
sur fiinitlidlen Seriteali1G BON Gia-
mortcr cntoedt babe, lit bcilte bier
flIt0clommcn nor0en.
2cnropnc p,irbe friibcr Inter Der
TnfloAc ucrhditet, eincn iiibofrifo.
niid)cn Giomnnten0rllbcn = Better
inter bcm &orluano, Dab er Gias
mdlttcn 81 fobrijiren %pcrnloge @e!o
obgcidNuin0eIt babe. Gr lpuroe Dor
@crltt QcItcllt. cntilob ieood,, ebc
lein Nro5cb bccn0ct mar, ltnb 0as
8criht pcrurtbciltc i'm .in Gortlt-
mocion" III 10iGbriosr Soft. 9ics
GeIdob I'M lcBtcn Sonntor, unb bon
oonols al biz III ieiner belltigen
Gerbofnn0 blieb2enopne ueri6pmte
Sen.
Sic So5ioliitcn. Tropa-
Gon0o in Sranfreid .
ct. enn c, 6roufraidl IA.
Npril. - Ger So5ioliitcnfiibrer San.
res ipicIt oui Gem bier t%ngenoen So
5ioliItcnsG on9rcb cine undergraduates
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15

Ocn WclItcrcrn mt5ui6licbcn. Die
GGocu mllr0Cn micocr AcidlIoiicn rtO
nclitr Shrcden pcrbrcitctc lid ulltcr
Der @eb0lfcrunN. S6dorCn bon SOL
OotclL bcgleitet bon tbeoloQilhcn
StuNcntCn mo Str0bcniltnacn
ourditrciitcn ole GtroBcu poIl @ero
unO Stom6ul lul0 Die Solootrn trlt
gen oic 8opom1ctc olti ibrcn @clueD,
rem ori0cpilon5t. @iS Jest iiuo fcinc
Gbriitcu bel0iti1t worOcn. Shncll.
icllcrgeihiibc linO olli Der GtombnI
Bride oufBeiabren.
W2it scr Ginicbumg oc3 ncl,cn &o
hinct@ fcbrcn Die lcit SO Stunocn
untCrbrod)cnen llornalcl 3ultGn0c
luie0Cr 5uriid, mo MON gIultbt, oob
feline mcitcrcn lltrllbcn SIT bCfitrd)tcn
iil1o. Tic FopularitGt oe5 ncltcn
&ricq5miniitcra Oilrftc pitI 0o5u bel
trogcn, Die ncltc Gr0nrng Scr GinQC
ST beieItigen. SIS lit bemcrfen2-
mcrtb, Dob, mohrcnb bic Ncuollltion
pom ltttcn &llIi ooS Nerf Don Oil.
5iercu mar, bic 0c8cnmGrti1c 9cpr.
glung ouSidIicBlid) bon Solooten,
untcritiibt Ourcb Die NcIigipnSportei
ourdgefiibrt mllroc, uno iibcroic3
wnrcn Die Solonifi- Gboiieurc, wcltc
bisbcr olS boS SoltptGolwcrf oeS
Gomitc'9 filr Union ilno Sortidritt
golteu, oieSlnol sic GGbeIsiiibrer in
Der @egcnrcpolrtion. 9aS %eripGD1tc
Gomite lit icbt b~ollitGnbig obgctottIf
ltno picle N6gcor0nctc, mcIhc oIlf
lcincr Scitc ItnnbcL buben cntlpeocr
obQe0onft o0cr bnltcn ltd) III ibrcll
@nbninacn pcrbor1er. Sin onOerar
bcmertcnSlpcrtber Hllnft III Der lint
mGlirng morcn sic 2onaIit1t, lucldc
Die Srlppcn mo ooS Golt ollrdypcQ
fir Den Sultan al, Den Sag Icgtcn,
unb Die SorgfoIt, nit pcld)cr PIN,
griiic n,f 0o8 2cbcn ilno Gi0enthum
pom @iir0crn pcrmicocn mirocn.
Gn3 ncitc aobinct lit bclitc N6cnN in
SlbumA nm Die Sod)lngc IN GrluG.
0lnl1 5lt 5icbcn. Scr neue @rcBpc5icr
mo Der llcuc Sdcif III %&lonl
3io Goblin Gficnoi lpltrbcn bel ibrclt
Griheinelt Dor Der EIorte bon qroBcn
McnidcnmoIien burd) Sohrlie be.
ArilBt. Cie Srllppen boben IN SoIoe
clllca ibncn crtbciItcn 3orttn @infe@
Dos Ibiencrn bon Tretocnid)iilic1
cir10eItcnt. SIM TQgcmciuet glolt5t
mon, Dab boS ncllc Gobinct mir
tiir5c Self i'm Glrnt blcibcn rrn6 in.
ilpiIden bic Tiidfebr Oes friibcreu
@roboe5icrS aiomil Eoid)a itto bcS
%lritbcrcn aric0Sminiitcrs No}im go
Ida, 5lpcicr Scr populGritcn W1nncr
II Der SitrFci, %anbobnen Ioq.
NcneS &obinct einqcictt,
NILES in OronnuN.
Con It ontiuopel If. Npril. ~
Sic WtitNlicGer 0CS ncrltn &abilietS
iino in ibre Ncnltcr iuitoQirt mor0en.,
@leid) nod Der Gercnnoni9 uno Der
acknowledgement &erIciung elmer tai.
ierlidcn E%roflonlotion, mcld)c sic
&ouitredrtllg Der Shcri. 8eicte be.
fieblt uno Die Grboltuna Der Goniti.
tuition peripridt, 5erlirentcn lid bic
Srupperl, ipethc ieit geiiern boS Bar
lomentsgebGube im5ingclt bieltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15

@lldGdCuucic 6rfon0 ih feline 9fuibncrie in 6e1 @e6Guoc; Ocitlbe mar
nm) Der Ban Shore Stntio1 gcbraGt mor0en. Ser 8erluit lit bumJ Ser
iNterlnq poQitinbig Qc0ctt. {
MQhrenD bCa &ubrc@ pur0cn II ote @og9onS fir $920022 ptrfnut
Sct scr GinirUrng Der hob conOcrtrbaren Quftbrcnie @ogAonS al
Strue 0c0 fciuerrn Cups ilO 127 Ser @ebtcen fir $G3,2S33G pcrfoit
ror0cu.
Die Acknowledgement miro oi ooa Ginfommen. mo |roit u0 &cr(ut
Gonto mO Die conoenirtc @ildn} lobclc fr os nit Dem 81. Ge}embcr
1903 bcGn0pe Subr Qcent un0 of Den Gctdt bcs Serrn Stepben Hihlc,
G5 crtiUrten 6fentitcn GcdlungSfibrers BON gtap 2ort, uber Die
Cont .mno @ehGftc Der Gonpogntc Tr Dos 6Sfoiobr.
0Ucpr 9cridt miro inter NncrtenNnng Der Gruc fir sic ,ntcreIcu
Der Gompu1nie mo Ser 9utn un0 pfGhtgetreen Gienir ietenS Der @=
omtcn umO NnQcIcutcn pGDrcn0 0c2 pcr9on1cnen Subre5 odtngSpou uns
tCbrCtCt.
Sm gufro0c oa Gteftortm&.
Nm. u. 6unr,
&rdH0Cnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15
@uBe 9erseicat.
%oGitGnbiscr Grfuls Scr RcuulntiOn
in Gpnitantinupcl.

9tcleS aabilet nit Icpiif &oi1n offs
@roBoC5ier an Der Spite cin9c.
iebt. - 9euilligrng iGnnltlidcr
Soroerll19en Der an Der GrbcbunA
betbeiligtcn Grltppcn. - Sung
Siirfen mo ibr Gomite iiir Union
umo 6ortidritt ohgctoielt. -
Gr. Suiti5miniitcr Nc5im EaId)o
mo SoOif Eoido m0brcno Scr
llr.hben 0cto0tct mn0 Gr+Wforincs
Wiliitcr Gijo Yaiho uerlmnn0et.
Com It ntinopcL fl. Npril.--
Gonltontinopel lit bellte, nod Der il-
teiliipen Iuirc9ung lpcld)e c@ Gcltcrn
olrdmo6te, rubigcr uno bic Ot.
ih1fte merOen ollmGlig mic0cr olli
eenommen Ger grobtc Sbcil Scr
@orniion lit je6od nod imnncr Dor
Der Observation-Disclosures mo ocm
arie9Sminiitcrium con5cntrirt uno CT.
mortet BORT Die Mnfiinbigullg zines
lleien aobinetS. Sic ucr0allOene
Raht NOR cine bon9e mno mrlhi0c,
Gle Irilppen feicrtcn 6cn Strr5 DER
Sungtiirfen burd 6nS unolfborlitc
Nbfenern BON 6rcllbcniolUen mo
iogten bieburf Der 9au0lferut1 Die
9laubte, bnB Sample i'm 8ollBe
ieien, eroBen Sdrcden cin.
Ter Sultan bot 10 5icnllid, ole
Sorberrngen Der meiltcriid)en Srlp.
pen beipiaigt. nGnllid: Giniilbrum1
Der SferisB eieBc ul3 VuiiS iiir nclrc
8eiete; Gntloiflng oc$ 8roBuCjitr3,
bes arieaSs mo 0cS Marinemliui.
tiers; Grietung beS &ommerE rGii
oenten gbnleo Hijo ourd S6n1oil
&emnl, propiioriibcn 6iibrcrS Der
liberolen Union; 8erbanutng Sui
iein Snbio'S, Gbeireoafteur oeS ga.
min" aus Gonitontinopel, ionie scr
Mbgeoroncten Nabmi uno SSuDio aus
Salonihi; Die Grnennung 3o6rob'S,
zines einiluBrciden MitgIie0c& ser
liberalen Union, sum 8ice.E rGiioens
ten Der Observation-Disclosures, uno
idlieblid bie gntlaiiurg Der Oil.
5iere OeS Solonidi. Gboiieur. 9otoil-
Ions.
Inter ben eeitcrn 9eto6teten Gcr.
ionen beiinoet iif gr.sSuIti5miniiter
ReSim Saba. meId)er bon ben Weu.
terern irrtbiimIid) fir Den WarinC,
miniiter Sligo Enido gebolten mtr0e.
Sligo Tnid)o nuroe perminoet uno
Saoif Yniha getobiet. slud inter
Den Sriippeu gob es cine In5abl
Toote nnb 8ertultnbete.
lin A llbr Nafmittn9s idien iid)
Ole SadIage mieoer 5u perihlim.
mern. Seelelite nno Worineiolonten
iparen ans liter gefommer, nm iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15
8ruffcncr in Glsria.

Glprto, o, II. g(pril. - Gin
telte bier ousgebrod)encS Selier SER
itorte Den n@Ipria 9lod." ein iiini.
Itodiges @cldjditsgcbdube, ooS Nine.
rican 5bcotrc," ionic eil,en 2eibitaa
rno beidabi9te Dos .Sotel Inowur,"
Icfpic pcrifiebeIc onitoBenoe @ebdl-
he. Man ih1tt ocn Sdaoen aui
100000. Tiemonb murbe perlebt.
Gas 8euer brah in Dem 3inlmer oes
Glf'Srbcns i'm iiiniten Stodnerf bes
.Glpria 0lod" aus iino mo pernlil-
tibet, ooB ein unuoriidtig neggcmor.
GigarrcnItummel Die llriad)e
lrar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-15

. abmrsunam. - n & TaI-eaumor Sin Fuicnar Rnpon Gomram. 3 6 &
8 M-9athmore Gaousotlc arc Gurpt 4qs FainQer Bauman GompunD. e.. G
,aeata NdGno ge9msSO HGng9 eonpmG l. u K z e" uMrS SManHmma0@, Go 9bt
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-05
THE FARMERS UNION

The Ocala 0OcaD union meets in
Ocala every first and third Saturday
in each month at , o'clock p. m.
The purpose of the farmers union
is to secure equity, establish justice
and apply the golden rule; to dis
courage the credit and mortgage sys-
TEN: to assist our members in buy
ing and selling; to educate the agri-
cultural classes in scientific farming:
to teach farmers the classification Of
crops. domestic economy and the pro-
cess of marketing; TO systematic
methods of production and distribu-
ton: TO eliminate gambling in farm
products by boards of trade, cotton
exchanges and other spectators; TO
bring farming up to the standard of
other industries and business enter
prices: to secure and maintain prof
table and uniform prices for cotton,
grain, live stock and other products
of the farm: to strive for harmony
and good will among all mankind and
brotherly love among ourselves; tC
garner the tears Of the distressed, the
blood of martyrs, the laugh of limo
cent childhood, the sweat of honest
labor and the virtue Of a happy home
as the brightest jewels known.
Again. we extend a cordial invita-
ton to all farmers in reach Of Ocala
| to join our union.
F. 3. TURNER.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-05
PRETTY PARTY IN ATLANTA

Mrs. NJ. H. StOvall entertained the
Tech chapter of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity very delightfully."- Saturday
evening at her home on West Peach
tree, in compliment to her son, Mr..
Wallace Stovall.
The house was artistic in its decor
atoms of autumn leaves, witches,
black cats and jack-o-lanterns.
Punch was served in a black cal
dron by Miss Annette Tiller and Miss
Alta Pearson of Ocala, Fla.
| The young ladies present were
dressed as witches and ghosts, and
after and evening of frolic and Hal
lowe'en pranks delicious salad
course and hot chocolate was served.
The hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by her daughter, Miss Minnie
StOvall, who was attractive in red.
Beside the members Of The frater-
nifty the other guests present were
Mrs. Richard Harris, Miss Minnie
Stovall, Miss Annette Tiller, Miss Ell
ia Pullman, Miss Cleole BriscOe, Miss
Kaye Logan, Miss COrinne Parent.
Misses Amanda and Eugenia Walk
Ter of Atlanta; Miss Alta Pearson.
Miss Jean Austin, Misses Bessie and
Marguerite Porter of Ocala, Fla. ;
Miss Bertha Britt of Eufaula, Ala. ;
and Miss Leora Wight of St Paul.
IMinn.-Atlanta Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-05
THE MARKET STALLS RENTED

The repairs and improvements go
ing on at the city market are now
nearly completed, and the stalls will
all be occupied before the end of the
week. What was the front entrance
has been closed up and the entrance
will now be on South Second street.
There will now be no front stalls nor
back stalls, but all stalls will bear
about the same relation to each other
and the occupants of the same will
have about an equal chance at the
man after a steak for breakfast, a
roast for dinner or an oyster stew for
supper.
The floor is now of cement and will
be flooded daily, so the market will be
kept in fine sanitary condition. Spe-
cial attention also will be given to
screenings, and it will be made as
nearly fly proof as possible.
The building has been ceiled over
head and painted and the walls have
been whitewashed. New lights have
been put in, and the building is one
of which any city no larger than ours
may be justly proud.
While we do not wish to make any
invidious distinctions just on the heels
of a municipal election, still we think
that it is but simple justice to say
that most of the credit for the rejuvi
nation of the city market belongs to
Alderman Stokes of the first ward. He
worked for it with great persistence
and finally won out, when it was
thought at one time to have been lost
The stalls were all auctiOned off
yesterday by City Clerk Henry Sis
trunk, and they brought very excel
lent prices, as the following will
show:
Stall No. l, Alexander Mathews
$3.50; stall No. >, William P. Ed
wards, $3.50: stalls No. 3 and 4, S. E
Rowe, $40 and $3.50; stall No. 5, z
lie. Chambliss, $40; stall No. 6. L. P
Dawllins, 500; stall No. Z, w. J. Tuck
er, $40; stall No. s, Tony Gaulman
$40.
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Mr.. HARDAKER SUES TAMPA-HA.
VANA COMPANY

Arthur Hardaker, formerly manager
of the Tampa-Havana Lumber Com
pany, has entered suit against the
stockholders of that company, to re-
cover the amount of his stock, S10,-
600 The stockholders mentioned in
Mr.. Hadkraer's suit are r. S. Hall, T
G. Hall. Thomas Bowling, Charles H.
Brown, John X. Cheney, Hayes Bige-
low and S J. Davis
In his pleading Mr.. Hardaker sets
forth that when the company was re-
organized that he took stock to the
amount of 10000 and with the un-
derstanding that he was to be general
manager, with a contract for three
years at $4,000 a year. He was to con
tinue in this capacity so long as his
services were satisfactory, and when
he was relieved of the management
he was to be allowed TO draw his mon
ey out. He alleges that the company
violated its contract with him last
May. when he was deposed as mana
ger. and that so far he has been una
bic TO collect the amount due him
The case will be heard before Judge
W. S. Bullock at Ocala next Thurs
day-Tampa Tribune.
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THE SUMTER COUNTY TRAGEDY

Two indictmnets for murder were
found against John Beyille by the
Sumter county grand jury. and his
trial has been set for next Wednes-
day.
The case is creating profound inter
est, as the defendant is a member OF
one of the oldest and most prominent
families of our sister county.
Mr.. Beville's attorneys are Mr.. !. c.
Is. Konce of this city, Capt J. b.
Johnston of Dade City. and Hon.
Thomas Palmer of Tampa.
The trial was set for last Wednes-
day, but owing to the illness Of the
prisoner it was compelled to be con
tinued.
The crime for which youns Beville
has been indicted is one of the sad
dest and most awful tragedies thar
was ever enacted in that county. lie
shot and killed first his mother-in-
law and then his father-in1aw. borh
aged people, and neither wa armed
at the time of the tragedy.
Had it not been that the Bcyillc
family was so influential in the ooun.
ty, summary punishment might have
been meted out TO the infuriatad
young man at the time Of the com.
mission Of the double murder
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-05
TAMPA WOMEN TO BUILD SHAFT
TO CoNFEOERATEs

A Confederate monument will be-
erected at Tampa by the United
Daughters of the Confederacy 4
contract has been placed with the Nc
Neel Marble Company of Marietta,
Ga, for s21OO, the shaft to be erected
as soon as the work can be manufac-
tured.
The ladies hope to have the monu-
ment completed in time to be unveil-
ed next Memorial day.
The chapter has 80 members. with
officers as follows: Miss A. E. Caruth-
ers, president; Miss India Leslie, first
vice president; Mrs. E. G. Black. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. F. B. How.
ard, recording secretary; Mrs. J. K
Moore, corresponding secretary
Mrs. L. Avielhe, treasurer, and Mrs
A. W. Berry, historian.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-05

Mr. W. J. Byrne. who represents a
large shoe firm of St. Louis, and who
makes Ocala his headquarters during
the winters. came in Monday from
Key West. He reports quite a rough
VOYAGE from Key West to Tampa.
There was a wind storm that almost
resulted in a hurricane, and some of
the passengers were thrown from
their berths. and almost seventy-five
per cent. of three hundred passengers
were sea sick. The boat was delayed
seven hours.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-05

DR.. and Mrs. Sylvan McElroy
whose marriage was a brilliant social
event taking place in Ocala on Octo-
her goth, after a delightful wedding
trim to Washington, Baltimore and
New York. reached Ocala Sunday
morning. DR.. McElroy has gone on
10 his home at Orlando, and after
spending a day or two with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dozier, Mrs
NcEIroy will join her husband, and
they will begin housekeeping at theiI
nrettv home at Orlando.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-11-05
THE RED LEVEL BAPTIST Asso.
CIATIoN

The Marion Baptist Association Goa.
vened with the REQ level dapiIaf
church, near Crystal River. Wcdnca
day morning
Rev. $. NJ. Sheffield OF Lake Cty
preached the Introductory sermon.
All the officers were reelected a.
follows:
Rev. J. n. Thompson. moderator
j. X. Mixson. clerk
j. p. ReddiCk. treasurer
Twenty-Five churches we're rrurn
scented by forty four pastors aut mrs
.sengers.
The reports from che tar.aas
churches. whilg not cNc, .a.raI. .I.a.
ing, showed the churchcs as "a ahnia
to be in a fairly prosparols rnniI
ton
Among the visitors present a" nnf
cd Rev. :. D. Rogers of taIu..tIir
corresponding secretary uf fHe Hafr
board of missions. Rev D. e. Hlr.r.
pastor az Hilh srnE a# A.
Harper representing th. TirH1 ns.
tist Witness. and R.s D. H s.|.n .f
the Pasco assosauou
"Wednesday evening H..
Long OF WiIh-IDH preached
thai was gem.
The Thursday u.n.r.
devoted Goo rhr ,ar .f,IHrH H.
reports of tL' ta...I. ..mH
A. 90 O'Clock R..
-poa' 0n F'u... ..# U
and pr,,,.r.. -ua. H.r .r|
that vH.I. r.r...r ...
appalling Re-, R1a... . .
speaker. and ba. .H. r.-. .F I'D.
state board OF mission. Hn. HI
Oh his heart
r. l. Turner af IH.su... rI
ID. earn of O,al TRUSTEES. .. TIar
bia College. were pr.srHr HHna
the claims of their school
The THURSDAY afs.nu.H ....r
was devoted to ruu..n. sore nrI raa
association adjourned af .-ll.
The next session uIu H. U.H
Dunnellon iu 1910
Peace and harmony nr.lHH.I Or
ing the entire session Hs l..Ia
coming up boz which .I.r. ..-# "A.
be a difference of opinion
The entertainment aaa uf f.. go
est order The homes 1f 3D. I...f
and Crystal River wsr. ffrnar 90.
open. and We lived ou fbs o. .f I'd.
land NIV.u.