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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-20

image and after his likeness. There
is a divine element in our nature
that enables US to think Gods
thoughts in the facts of nature as
well as in the words of Scriptures.
The natural world is product OF
thought developed and governed BY
a system of divine laws that are al
ways In force. God has planned and
made laws by which we live,
breathe, walk, see, hear, think, talk
and learn the meaning of things.
How our Heavenly Father has
planned the universe for mans COM
fort and how thankful and happy
man should rs!
Mark the difference between the
accomplished Christian gentleman
and man In his uncivilized state and
then be thankful for the Gospel and
what the discovery of the laws OF
nature has done for you. Open your
mind to see how God planned the
laws of steam and electricity in
keeping with mans capacity to util-
ize these forces and thus bring JOY
and comfort to human hearts. 60
through yonr house, look and think
as you go. You will see things OF
art and culture everywhere-books.
magazines, newspapers, pictures,
and conveniences, and works OF art
bearing the marks Of the divine in
man, which means you who look.
When in the city you may look
around and notice the buildings, and
works of man, and remember that
the people who have done all these
wonderful things are members OF
your family. God is their father and
he has given them a task you could
not do. They are doing the work
and you are getting the benefit OF 1t.
God has given every person re-
ligious nature. 1t is source OF
great comfort and joy Are you
weary? Il will give you rest" Let
not your heart be troubled" my
peace / leave with you" These are
Gods promises. They should mean
much to us. Are you poor and home
less? Turn your thoughts on the
Saviour's promises and picture to
-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-20

HE newest idea, approprt
ate to Thanksgiving. is
that wild turkeys should
be farmed-that is to
say, bred regularly un-
der conditions of semi
domestication. Ornitho-
logical experts say that
1t is entirely feasible,
and in the adoption Of
such a plan lies the hope
for the preservation OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
SaS EurtrGt ais 8clie6ts.

9(1l8 4oriS miro 9~eidrieben: Cine
2iebc3Qeitid)tc, ocren SelOen elm al.
tcrcr 6ronjoie uno - oaS Bortrdt Ell.
ncr idj0nen 6rou iiu0, erregt IN ser
SCincita0t rinige Seitcrfeit. NSer Die
crQIii6frcn5oiiide NuSiteIllng bon
YortrdtS id,0ner 6rolen beS Is.
SobrbltnoertS beiltd)te. fonnte in oen
Iesteu @ofen Gag fir Go9 einen
pilroigen Serrn bon cleeo1tem Ieu'
Beren benerfer, Der ollSidlteBIid,
itunoenIanm Dor Dem bon Boulder &c.
maIten 9iI6e scr Marquiie oe Yom.
pa0olir mie in TrGllmen b~erIunfcn
Itan0. 0aS 9ilo, ooS BON Ger Hatio-
nalgalerie in edinburgh fiir Die Nus
iteaung entIiebcn lit. idien eS benz
olten Sarrn ongetbon 5u bnben, uno
boIo mlnfeIteu Ole AiISitellungSoie.
1lcr, DAB or li6 in Ote idonen Augcn
Scr Wnrqliiie oerIiebt babe. 9ieier
3uqe fumen ole @efiible 6es oIten
SerrrL Oeiien Nome bofIih beriftpie.
gen miro, 3l eincm IitSbruf. Ser iei.
ren 8eiuhen IN Ser Ausitealutg Gin
idneQeS @nbe bereitete. Ser ipGtc
8erebrer Der Wturquiie eriGien nit
einem 9roBcr StrollB bon 0orrblu'
men. Gum grItaltuen olcr 9eiu6er
fiel CT Dor Dem @iIo in ole 9nie, ufo
iroem or ocn StrouB Ser aui Der
2eintuonO IGfelnOen @ranOe Nrnoit.
reuic %entgegerrbielt, rief er aus: 80,
geIiebtc rSennne. cnbli6 hobe t) 0idJ
gciunoch! Comm bcrnb I'll mir, o
Gie 9iener batten M2iibs,
oen icltiameu olten !9errn Don Dem
Bcgenitouo icincr @rrebrlng fort.
6ureiBen. sic iiibrtcr i'm in 0aS gu.
reau bcr NuSiteLunq, no mon .ibn
feItbieIt, bis oie 8crmnuOten ocs al.
ten Serrn cen 8erebrcr ser WtorqliIc
De Yompooour obboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

Son Sen 8eiammtidut
ben G%uropo'S cntfouen sur Belt alti
6runfrei6 1886 M}iQionen Collars,
uuf &uBlono 1891, uui Ieutidllauo
- ole &erpili6tlngen Der ei%n3elncn
@rnoe3ltootcn eingeidloiieu - 1920,
ouf @roBbritunnien 3945, alf Sta,
lien 26O4, oui Oeitreih 201S, ultf
Sponicn 1929. uui llugorn lt40. auf
EortlgoI 500. uui 9elgien 6G6, ultf
@ollono l7S, uuf Die Siirfei 474, auf
Humdnicn 2S7, ultf 0riebenlotO
1l9, uut Scrbien TO mlo uui Shme-
ocu lOj WiiQioncn Collars. NnoerS
obcr 0~eltoltct Oo9 9ilo lid, mclm
man oert &ctroQ in Rehnung iebt.
Der BON Den ShulOcn Ser ein;clneri
Sdn0er mo oen oQi0brlid fGQiQen
3inlcn utf Oen &opf Der gep0lfe.
rltlgc1ttolt. @ier ite6t mieoerunl
6ronfrcih nit nobcjll 6@ Collars
an Der Spite. nber GeutidIono Itebt
nit nid)t gon5 orci Collars crit al
liebentcr ooer attcr StcQc. Rad)
6rontrcif lit Die 9eloihlnq Der Gilt-
6eI1en III AroBten in Spanien ut0
EortllgoI, no iie I'M 10 i6nerer EN-.
p%fln0cn miro, lpeil Oieic beioen Can.
Der cine mcni9 bcmittcIte urlo oea-
bolb MIR menig leiitltngSiG6igc 9e.
poltcrlurg baben. Sir Gctttidllon0
fon1mt oltBeroem in 9etro6t, ouB 6
lcinen Sd)uloen mebr greif6orc 8cr.
toe cntgcgcn icbcn fam, ols irgello
Gin un0crcs Sano Guropa'S. Gin
GROCER Sbcil Der Shuloen oes Rei.
Dies lit Ourh Die @crltootli6una Der
%Giicnbobncu c%ntitonoen, oeren 8ert6
ober in5uiiten 10 cnorm geItiegen
lit, ooB lie uIIcin fir Ocn gr0Btejt
lbeil Der SblIocn oolhuiftiqe 81,
dcrbcit bieten.- GtlpoS, Ous BON tci-
nem onocrcn &onbc geio9t neroen
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30


@ie cs mir gcIarg, EN- paar tcnoen.
tIoncue %braien berOor5ubringen,
neiB ib nitt, Oenn mein 9er3 flopfte
Gum 3cripringen. Die iuIlge Dame
mar nduiIiA toentiih nit Dem RGO.
tJerJ ooS mir al ienem OenfpiirOigen
9tbcn0 eridicneu mar, ais ib an DER
@ren5e Oieie3 2c6en& itonO.
Glud) lie 'rbebte un0 WurOe Ieiden.
bIoB. 9uS lire W1tttcr ms sSrIaiien
bate, Ioatc tie Die SorO ouf"'meincn
grm urN fIiiitcrte:
sd mtB sic iprcd)cn. 9omuer
Sic nnd) Sem 8arten."
SD iol0te ibr in sen mortobeucn
@artcn, mo mir ms altf cine 9anf
ie6ten.
SD babe Sir friaber id,on geie.
ben, ioate lie nit gcOdnpftem Gone.
SD Job tie Dor etrua 3lpei 3abren i'm
Braun. Sbr @eiift itoro ieitOem
itetS Ieben6ig por mir"
~Sa, ia, iobren Sic FORT" fGiiitcrtc
i6. oGr5GbIen Sic mir aIes,"
SD ipnr miToe uro Iegte mid oltf
OaS Sophia, mo i'd ioiort einihIief
lInb trGlunte, OoB ih mid in eincm
oiirftigen 3immer 6efinOc. Sn oie.
tent 3imrner itnnoen Sic un0 -
biclten ciren RcboIoer in ser Sono.
sic botteu Ole glbjidt, it'd 81 err
ihicBcr."
olln0 sic - sic famsn, Inn mid
81 rettcn." iogtc ih.
oSa, SD bat 9ie, @ttb 3u iai-
fen un0 Elm ncue5 2eben 81 bc8tn-
mem"
nllnO ib bciol9te Sbren Rotb."
Damn erj0Dlte id ibr Iaes, un0 lie
b0rtc critount 5ll.
o8oS mag 0os pobI beoelten2"
frugte ie, mir felt in oie augen ie'
bcn0.
o0oS bcoeutet", n%nt1portete i'd,
nooB Sbre SGn0e lid iiber Sen S3ean
gcitrcdt battcn, I'M mid 5l retten,
OnIrit mir cinmoI, uniercm @eibide
folqe16, 5uionmenfommen f0nnen."
Sd ergriif lire San0, bic iie mir
rubig iibcrIieB.
0o8 56idioI bnttc ~ts fir cinan.
Der bcitimnlt. llno 10 nobte scr Sag,
an oem mir ms fir ale glpigfelt
perbanOcr, an ocm id) lie. meme @e.
Iiebtp, meine @cttcrin, ais mein 8ei6
in ole Irme idIoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

Ser. Con Suon.- Sermietbe-
rim (ibren 3immerberrn betrof)teno,
Der POM 2oitiimboQ fomnlt: Seine
Spur S6minfe mebr i'm 8eIidt; al
-oem ldeinen Die aInumlcn micoer or
oentlid) b%errmgeledt ST. boben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

Ganft etncS non
icncr priGtige puuierr, gr. rs, 90, "a etc.
goros anton Strubc, 5iuli6cn Sairmountsslpc
ilHo Baltimore. Strnbe. 3rotioir, 1cacr mo
9of ecrteit:irt emniltrte Vuoclpnnne uno
ino Der aeif ipo6cnfltb, SeraSe mic %3PSiei6e.
500 Sdur uito $7.05 pro g8ohc fuuteu cine
iener i66n geIegenen SoriiabtsN 5obnun9en, &r.
625. 627 ulo 500 etc. @o~rfuds Ioeiue, mt
yGrf int 6inierarlnoe mo alien 8eauemli6s
ieitcu. ggnpluB 20 Sub IN 3ou bel 200 SUB;
bier @cpterie oitItb bon Der Yorf 9todb.
gSuggoHs tnbreH an Der Ibilr burhei.
Ytnd 5ufrdaen bel Gbnnro 3. stprd an Srt
nto Stclc noer 3tmmer Sc int 8iintber .0e.
bdnee, ct, 9anl' NM Huhettca strake.
CSuntl6IS,I&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

3eitgemGB Is. - a.: oy8ns lit
oenn oas fir Gin 0err, Der SrGulei1
NntoIic am Arm iiibrt?" 49, @.:oGos
lit Der 9rGiltigom aoiiirer an ci.
ucr @ont, cine iebr gllte Ynrtic, emf.
nelt reid" - u: so, mo lpie groB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Gtuas HeneS:
SGbne ubne Ilatten.

Ottle1 SplleW erIofDetI lem
ans5iebeu. berurfatt baaer anr ist1e S1mer.
gen. 51ben oafielbe. stisfeben, biefelbe Birf.
Gineefaueue Sef9ter iperoen normal aenadbt.
gler06fe 2elfe brafi4en it9 not au flrubten,
ibre 3dbne bebdroeIt gu idIfen. 9Bir fronen
aae Wur8elr mo Silmpfe ohne 9Ir55ieten.
SeiunterfdLenoe Yldtten neroen onr6 unfere
meme auffalaesWetbooe feititbeno acmanf, mo.
btrd @iien gum Yerelil9en iuiro.
0anse 5ahHaebiHe $500 rno $500; aGe "a.
rantirt. 8eiofrpneu $500 bis $500; ane "a.
rantirt. Brit 6en.srbei $500 Dts $500. cob.
GaauHsen BON 81 an. silber.5innngen SOC.
Tr. q. U. Terltu, beutf6er 3nhnar5t,
Rr. Stt, Rrro.6uware-Strake.
eprehftunoen bon 8 nbr 8urmitraes bs Q
utr atente: Commas bon 0 DIS 1.30 ub,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
48 Stnnorn inter Dem Cr%ieutsrprch.
5ng.

Iui cine cbenio ci%Jcrartige mic
tpagbolligc Nrt unO Meiie lit elm 90.
l1briqer RumGne, @regori IitsuIeS.
eli, BON 8utarcit mad Yoris gereiit.
Der Hum1ne mar lett Sobren Don
unbe5Wingbarer Sebniud)t nad Ger
lran5oliihen Saltpiita0t geQnalt NOR
oenL Die ibm itet3 mie Elm 8arooieS
oui Groen geihiIoert mor0en mar.
0a er ober fem 8eIo beiob, INN Sic
freite &eiio bcjablen 5u fonnen,
ihlih er lid oieier Gage an ben
Srienterpre'i5ug oui Dem 9nbnbof
Bufareit. tlettertc rmbemerft unter
einen @agen nnO mnhte in oieier nm
beQuemen SteQung Die Reiie nadJ
Vuris nit. IhtunooierjiQ StunOen
blleb er obne etpns 5u ellen ur6 trim.
fen. Sn Eari5 enoIih nur0e Ser bin.
De Boiiagicr mebr foot OILS lebenbig
inter Dem Wngen b%erporgebolt. aI5
gaga6uE0 fonnte er niht bebanbeIt
peroen, oo elm in ser I1Gc oes
gabnboie3 maaH:nSrc rum1niihcr
Shubmnder i'm ioiort in Nrbe;t
nabm. Qas Beriht perurtbeilte i'm
bageecn pegcn llebcrtretung Ser
bnbnpolijeiIidenNo rid)riiteu 81 fiini.
unojpanjig 6rnncs Celebrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
InftiOHs-a n5ciscn.
2urd g.. L. &cpsa & Co., a~uttiunnturcn.
ceiienniher 0erIaui pes werthppncn. nrn
6, Z, Te,pen d SO.
gtr. 22t, gtUrosS albCris StrlI,c

~ ~"if uAu-CulutAl-SlluD
Seffe ntIider grriuuf ocs wcrtbuuaen, arunS.
6insfrctcn @rnHO ititdCs, 5piibcn Der 6arior6.
ytodo ulo piucnsRono (Hube M{ontcbelIo) be.
legeu, Strait Der $eroronlng y{r. S42 ocs
Yldnors uno StuotrutbS Der Staot Baltimore
lptro Der untcr5cibnetc Goutroleur bcinQtcr
Siaot am SlelltnG, Den II. Scpetmbcr 1909,
| llbr 9idbHltlGgs, uuf 6ifenlliner guftioll
II Der Hcal 6itatc Grdausc, gir. 225, ct.
Eanl=Strnfet oas nan5e grunb5iuSfrrie @rHuo.
ltId oeridltteH, oas IN icncm ais 9lHncr be-
idIltten 3betle Der Stuot Baltimore lic0t.
Ss 6eainut an benz sln'anpspunft. Der 10
@rno Ncit ~ no GcrbsGiHiC. im 1cIiRtitcl
eon g y aefle GlGQ9ctt. Ngcut, an lbeooorc
eoot, BON g. DECEMBER 1899 butirt. %Qcnunnt.
mo in 9ibcr u. :. Ar. 1928. 6olio i4s etc,
etnem Der @rlnNbiihcr Der Stuot Baltimore.
etlgeiraaet; Damn iIorAlpcftli6 l05 SUB an
bcldgter Clinic grer5cno; oanu bftlih Il3 6ub
bis 81 etnem .Euultc an ocr Sito 1Gk @ran
&eit 1913 6ubs9iuic. Die in bciagtem 9eIits
ittel nenaHnI miro, 50 SUB bis iIni 9lninnG.
Wis 9tetercn5cn iicbc: Neiitittcl. pom 20.
2nnnnr 1901 ontirt mo in giDcr ". 8. DIT.
1885, Soliu 337. eiuaciruacn. Cbne Nnutcr.
NurrH u, Nuopcr, GoItrpicur.
e. 7. Hcprll d 60,
taig21;30 Septll) 9iliiUiiaturcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

EGie snr 8ciie in's gnsIanS &c.
larat 6. Taimc, Hr. 413, Dh.SaIti.
moreitrakc, uabe Gnitum &Onie We.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

Gsunth, Etruern Gpnntg. steaeiH.
Die neuen Sdufer an 9omborbs nno s. Cir,
6igbIanbiopn. Brcis $3.50. Ntebriaer @ruHo.
Stns. Sir aduter pafienoe @eoinanneeil. =
9ebnit acknowledging uno Sparrofps 9otnt
gIeftrifbe. u52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Sn ~0crfanfcn.
Miit nrrinncr OInanhlnnn.

uno Ieidten 3nbIlnaSs @coineur9cu Itno lOI
9elhc Gontplcre ioiort gu ocrfanler: 3 Gdcr.
Il Adcr, s Adcr, III iC $50 pru Nfcr; Is gdcI
lno - Idcr, al ic so pro Adrr; 22 gdcr,
At $50 pro Ndcr; 20 Ndcr 81 Sl5 prU NdCr
GO adcr 8u S12 pru Nicer, bel
Sermnun SGocubuup.
.3immcr 723-727, 8uitbcr 0uilotng,
III GorosGburlc5s StrnBc.
(Scpit,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

9diie fiir's sinslano beiorat u. 8aine, 4f3
Sts Baltimore Str, uabe Gnitom Sohie'ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

Butter uno gier.
S%tiidbutter, Yfuno. CSC.
Creamery Il uuo 2 gfS. Stiide), 35c
eier, GnsenO. 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Sn ncrfanfen:
g.. z. GALLAGHER, 8annnternebmer.

NN00 faufen Sbnen Elm reumooit6e5
3SUU Saus i'm 700 Slud Eurb'aieie.
efraRe. sie rnooernen ginrlttlneen, abs
slasinnoI, qrfhIub eementirte Subipeee, aener
nnb S0fe. aus -Spot Bird" eebnnt brnii:
fen ME aneeitriten 5u iperoen. StraBen NIT
biirifi5irten 8aditeinei eeptlnierf. Nteoriaer
aeipiinfhi. Nsenf>an Dirt urlb siene.
Guilt d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
8pEgc, moScrne SGnIcr.


SehHiss gttatfH. Nohnf1s Steuern.
Sn Oertnufen:
Sene Rencr 5treifi0digen 9drfer on Sios3.
Strnbe, nabe HnIfinoresStrobe; aue gcateu1.
Iiebfettcn; gueS ufooert. VreiS: Heun Sun'
bert nnn flint ura iiebSia Collars, S975. 90.
@runo8ins neiiu uno bretBie Dollars pro Snbr.
Reoinginacn fir aduier pnffeuo.
2Uiaf ncbme 6airmount'sbenue uro Gpdr'
rptu's Roint gIe.trif6e.
aaentcr iteis anfueiero.
y sBalter G. xpefphaf,
(162-) Amnniernebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

ii6 chen init iciucr 9roilt aepriigelt
bot): Y@nrt' IN menn mir crit per
hcirotb' iinN... nadia lnB idJ mid
gleid BON Gir i6eioen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
5000


5000 5000
5iinf5ig Collars Bnnr, Rcit mad geItebcn
oes shutters. faufeu eines ienCr mo6erneu 8lpcts
it6digen Sduicr an Der NoionncsS trnBe, 8pis
fhen 6airmolnts Ioenue INN 6a0etiesStrnbe:
ent6nIteH ane rnooernen @inrihtungen; eTciL
Iirie Ndoepdnne mo g~luseiiic, RnrellenslRus
fiers1apeteu, oeforirte 9eden etc, bitriiijirte
Observation-Disclosures. annal'gnfbIub. Gle niiiiicn
gefeber, TIM eefuiirotsi 5u iueroer. slGent 1nl
Rinbe idgli6 mo Sonniag. Iiuit nebme 6uir'
mount stneHue @Ieftrifbe.
Hrets Der SIuicr 5ebrbuuoert uno tiiufSt1
2ouarS .($1050). Gebr ~hieorieer Srnnb6ins.
3n erfraacH bel
@olter &. Wetpbnl, Grbnuer.
(aFrtl1 .1&S-) @m Blube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Stenegciuh
gu Ocrmictbcn
Sn pcrnlictbcu


Eene Sdnfer oil R.sB0tomdcir., a~ipIftben
BatrnlonHt'slpenle .. Sabeiteitr.; uue Beqient
LiHfetten; niebriee Wtietbe. gebmt Sdirntount.
abb. .enrs. Nna6ufrngen an Dirt anb etsar.
(~Sebr3a-G&SJ 10 Wv, rErg,=1rmng n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30

oern tuobl iein 8erm0geu?"- g.:
~So, man WeiB nod gar nift, nit
luie oieI er eiumol ourdAeben miro"
2robung. @rdutigom (oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
gcrIanst Traucu nnS @aSdcu.

Sin Nidoden oils Nbdln in elmer 5amilie
BON 5lpei Yerloneu. giah6ufrageH IN Rr. 254J,
DinbtiDns9uenuc. (2li-2)
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
GOOD ROADS

Good roads mark the progress OF
civilization. In uncivilized countries
there are no good roads and no neces-
sity for them. We tell of the civiliza-
ton of the Roman empire and the In
cas- of Peru by the highways they have
left as monuments of their existence.
The acqueducts. the bridges. the ma
sonry, as much as the sculpture and
architecture, tell of the splendor of
their civilization.
Macaulay tells us that when Eng
land was at its lowest state of morals:
when its preachers were put on a foot
ing with its buffers and stable boys,
its roads were in the most pitiable
plight. That historian says that when
We read about the coaches of six and
eight horses, it was made necessary
by the bad condition of the roads. and
not because Of the wealth and extrav-
agance Of those who were compelled
to travel in those days. Ten and TWEEN
~ miles was regarded as a big days
travel and when the time arrived when
the roads were in a condition that
with several relays of horses fifty
miles could be made in a day it was
thought marvellous. and the speed was
reckoned so great that they were nick
NJ v,oa1 tho
When England began to build good
roads her prosperity was at once no
ticeable. and the two went hand in
hand together. England's good roads
was prosperity making epoch.
Had the era of railway building in
the United States been delayed a little
while the building of good reads
would have ramified every populous
section of our country. Mr.. Clay had
already introduced such measure in
congress and national highways had
already begun. The building of rail
roads was entered upon so extensive
y that the good roads movement was
but it will be pushed to
he front again and the United States
viii have as good roads as can be |
'ound in Europe. or elsewhere.
The people should demand them un- |
il the demand is needed.
1t ought to be possible to make au- |
omobile tours from one section of the |
'OuntTy to the other.
Good roads. Goci roads, should be
'ur slogan.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
"ONE TOUCH OF NATURE MAKES
THE WHOLE WORLD KIN"

When a rooster finds a big fat
worm he calls all the hens in the
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ABDUL HAND, SULTAN OF TUR-
KEY, DETHRDNED

Decree OF Deposition Approved by
Both Houses of ParIiament-His
Brother, Mehmed Reschad, is
Now Sultan
The reign of Abdul Hamid H.. ended
Tuesday with his deposition and the
accession Of his brother Mehmed Res
chad
Mehmed " is the thirty fifth SOW
ereign of Turkey, in male descent in
the house of Osman, the founder of
the empire. and is the twenty ninth
sultan since the conquest of Constan-
tinOple
The two houses of parliament APP
proved the decree of deposition. which
was read by the Shek- VI islam. chief
Of the Ulemas and supreme judge on
ecclesiastical questions. The document
recites that Abdul Hamid's acts were
contrary to the sacred law, and set
forth a long list of crimes. the whole
making a terrible Indictment The as
sembly chose Mehmed Reschad as sui
tan and appointed committees to mott
fly the dethroned sovereign and his
successor of its action. TIL firing Of
1O1 guns announced to the waiting
people that new sultan had Ieen
proclaimed.
The ceremonies connected with the
transfer of the power were simple
The newly chosen ruler came from his
palace in Galata through streets lined
with troops and cheering thousands
and took the oath at the war Office.
He then proceeded TO the parliament
and later went to the Dolmagagtsche
palace as head of the empire. where
for 50 many years ne had practically
been a prisoner.
Martial law was relaxed and the
people gave themselves over to Cele-
brating the victory of the young
Turks party and the end of Abdul
Hamid's reign.
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WANTED TO BUY

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NOTICE

Take notice that | will on the first
thursday of July, A. D. 1909, or as
soon thereafter as l may be heard.
apply for pardon for Angus Jones,
who was convicted at the spring term
OF the circuit court for Marion coun-
ty. Florida, in 1900, of murder in the
second degree. Anyone desiring.
may then be heard on the merits of
the application.
WILLIAM C.. HODGES
4-l6 Attorney for Petitioner.
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A NOBLE SPELL

\ little boy Of eight years. attend
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letter to his sister from which the fol-
lowing extract is taken: I'VE had a
spelling match in school today. and I
spelled all the boys down and won the
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queenly women of the southland. As
brave as the Spartan mothers of ole
the southern woman must have been
Il the minds eye of the immortal bard
when he wrote:
"Helen's face. but not her heart.
Cleopatra's majesty.
Atalanta's better part,
Sad Lucretia's modesty."
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PULLING

TWiNt tWeedledum and tweedledee
A am renee hath been duly set:
But can there any difference be
Twist suffragist and sufrragc-to"
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AND
WE SONS
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-04
ARIZPE MINING COMPANY
Eastern office 29 Broadway, New York

NEW YORK. June 12th, 1909. To Stockholders Arizpe Mining Com
 pany:
 You are hereby notified that spe cial meeting of the stockholders os this company will be held at twelve o'clock noon on July 18th, 1909. at the office of Honorable E. E. Ellen wood, Bisbee, Arizona, for the pu- pose Of considering and adopting by the issuing of bonds or otherwis proper means for raising additional cash capital for the prosecution ot the companyS business and for sucn other purposes as the stockholder nay determine.
 The stockholders who cannot at tend the melting in persons are earnestly requested to sign the ea closed proxy and return the same tt -the above address.
 The transfer books will close pr Wednesday, June goth, 1909. at 2 D m. and reopen July goth, 1909! at l D. III. AUGUST FRITSCHE. Assistant Secretary.