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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10


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falo of ben tet paffeoe Gal.
@fulep Safi6 bar beo EFT oruiom
Straf oOer 25 Sanger, bois Sen.
ser og Ssober ban loo bugge af, baft
iterf Spbioielie blonot Stamner.
ne. =.
s,n.
Gn Sloebrano / @upernementet
BoItaba, &uslano bar Ingt 10 ltore
Sr9laere og ct ltort 9lntol 9eboeI.
ieseienoomme 9(ife. Senpeo 1000
Samilier er buspiIoe.
S Miincbbauien / 9ibinprelisiat
bar en- gal Suno blot flere 0lelne.
ifer og en- Del 9reatlirer. Snn Wien.
neifer er braet til 9aIteur.S SnItitlltet
/ Berlin, og 20 ftfr. apag er ilaaet
neo.
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Ser telegraferes til oSenlps" fra
aonitantinopel, boa6er Storbe8iren
at funne bepege SuItanen til at
afl9gge G5oren ct @enbeieg ct.
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leoiitriftet @ari6au meo ltnotagelie
al llnineriitetet | ielbe 8oricbau.
9en rusiiife 9ie9ering bill pna oen
Weoaoe tninge oe unge @ienneifer
til at opb9pe oen 9laret 1905 BE.
gpnote 9opfotllin9 of llnioerii.
tetet, bporpeo 6e niloe opnoa ltnoer.
pisning paa Golif.
S @ent S6neit5, er Der oen %.
glug | set oerberenoe @asperf ifet
en- boloiom GfsploIion, peo bpilfen
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bar Ser fretnoraget 7 Gig oe 10 iaa.
reoe. Gn Sneenisr bsoe ltrafs efter
at bore biereet. 9(ae Ofrene bar
frpeteIigt forbrenote og neiten ufen.
beige S oe n9rIi9eenoe gpgninger
blep so Yerioner iaoret al @las.
iplinter. slariagen til aataitrofen
er life oplplt.
@asiearreit. Barcelona, Spa.
nien, 6. Sept. = Senlten Sunoreoe
Wenneifer er blepen orreIteret Bar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10

@fulep Safio bar beo cit eruiom
Straf oper % Sanger, bois 9en.
ser og Seober ban loo bugge of baft
iterf Spbioielie blonot Stammer.
ne. :.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10

S Wfiincbbauien 9ibinpreusiat
bar en- gal Suno biot flere Menne.
ifer og en- Del areatnrer. Spo Men.
neifer er bragt til Baiteur-S -Snititiltet
| Berlin, og 20 ftfr. apag ct ilaaet
neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10

Gn Sl6ebrano @uoernementet
BoItapa, 9fuslano bar Iagt 10 itore
SreIagre oe ct Itort 9lntol 9e6oeI.
ieseienOomme 9life. Senpeo 1000
Samilier er buspiloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10

Masiearrelt. Barcelona, Spa.
MEN, 6. Sept. - Semten Sultoreoe
Wenneifer er blepen arreIteret | Bar.
celona iioen Sreoaes. Man frpgter
for ct MT &eboIutionsuobrro. Slere
Observation-Disclosures og leoenoe
Wilit9re ct inopolperet oct npe
3omplot. Yolitiet erfl9rer, of BET
bor @epis for, at Sneie af M9n6,
iom alorie bar o9ret n1istpnft for
at mere repolutionpre Spmpatier, er
iioblanoeoe. observation-disclosures er.
fIerer oobent, at oeriom 5errer, en-
af 2eoerne SitIiuobrllooet bliber
benrettet, bill Ell M 9iepolution no.
brpoe eiebliffelig. Ter 0ercs
Susunoeriogelier hos oe mistenfte,
o9 man bar alltreoe fllnoct ouer 300
9onlber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10

gn SCREENING er npli9 oannet til
@eifDtteIie af So6afstraffiffen. Sa,
bOorfor iffe9 Oct er 10 en- Safn-
meniIutnineernes SiosaIosr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10

@n o9rp Sarmin9 gongreis" ifal
aabnes ben a. geop. 9foIeigb, 9e.
6. Sra giebraifa ienoes f25 0ele-
guter, bIanOt bpiIfe ogiaa en- fra
Blair, Mr. y. 2ippincott.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-10

Mifaooens Ssnneien, grins aini-
Doibi Stunt benteoes 9irsoogs til
Seem 0orf iom Sopans 9iepreien-
tant oeo Suoion-Sulton.5ei S
Dag mootages ban af greiioentSoft.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
IN THE MATTER OF PENSIONS

IN a very sensible article in the
Ocala Banner, Frank Harris defends
the pensions of the old Confederate
soldiers now in danger of being lost
by the adverse action Of the present
legislature. In part Brother Harris
says:
we believe. without exception. that
every soldier who served in the Union
armies during the civil war receives a
pension from the federal treasury.
The Confederate soldier has no such
source of supply. In addition to the
pension he receives from the federal
treasury. the Union soldier also re
ceives a pension from the state from
which he enlisted, or at present re-
sides"
While his intentions are of the best,
in making this assertion he is far
from the actual state of affairs with
the old Union soldier 1t is true that
there are many thousand pensioners on
the government pay roll. and. we are
sorry to say. scores who should not
receive one cent; still there are many
conscientious veterans who have new
er made an application for a pension,
some because their financial condition
is such that they do not need the six,
eight or twelve dollars a month grant
ed, others who are able to earn their
daily bread without it and many more
who refuse to make application be-
cause they are opposed to the pension
system. In the position held by the
writer. taking Florida as d sample. he
con truthfully assert that at least one
half of the Union veteran residents of
this state are not pensioners of the
government. and a large number are
so busily engaged in their private fl
nancial affairs that they are not even
members of any Grand Army post. In
the matter of state pensions, very few
receive any.-Gainesville Elevator.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
SCOTS


OF Cod Liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites should always he
kept in the house for the
following reasons:
FirSf-Because, if any member
OF the family has a hard cold
1t will cure it.
Second-Because, if the chill
aren are delicate and sickly' if
will make them strong and well
Ihird-Because, if the father
or mother is losing flesh and
becoming thin and emaciafed
IL it viii build them up and Give
them flesh and strength. ''
Fourh-Because if is tba
standard remedy in all tbroaf
and lung affections. ~
No household should be with
out it. " WILL
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
NUTS FOR FRANK CLARK AND
HIS APPLAUDERs TO CRACK

NO democrat" said Representative
ollie James, in his speech 10 the house.
can Justify his position before Dbl.
people in undertaking To get a protect
i've tariff upon something the people
of his district produce. for when ne
does this he strengthens the hands of
protection everywhere. no man can
advocate that his people be permitted
to rob under the guise Of protective
tariff without cOnceding the same
privilege to all others They might
loot the rest of the people i'm a small
way. but they must remember that all
other people are being looted i'm
greater way upon every necessity OF
life He might have added that even
the people of a representatives Ills
trict who are sheltered by "protec-
tlon' on one commodity which they
produce lose more than they gain bv
having to pay more to the people ~
all the other districts whose articles
are protected" a fact which is m the
bottom Of all the viciousness Of pr,-
tectionism, but which the democrat,
protectionists seem unable In under
Courier Tourn,f
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
WHAT is A SOUTHERN DEMO
Graf?

Mr.. Bryan repudiates Secretary
Dickinson as a representative Of the
south and Of southern democracy: In
sentiment he is entirely out Of har-
mony with the people whom he is
supposed to represent in the cabinet.
If the president wanted to appoint a
democrat he ought to appoint a sure
enough democrat and not one in
name only"
The World has never been able to
get a satisfactory answer to its ques-
ton, What is a democrat" Now.
that Mr.. Bryan has narrowed the is
sue. perhaps someone will tell us.
What is a southern democrat" Does
he favor a tariff for revenue only? or
does he favor a tariff on lumber? Or
on rice? or on sugar? Or on hides?
Does he vote with his party in con-
gress or does he vote with the repub-
licans when they need his vote?
Secretary Dickinson may be some
what wabbly in the democratic faith.
as Mr.. Bryan charges, but does that
him as a representative
southern democrat? Does it not rath-
er prove that he is?-WOrld.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR

We had the pleasure of Visit Oh
Tuesday afternoon from Mr.. George
w. Mcclure of Pittsburg, Pa, who mas
a winter home at Belleview. He was
here with Mr.. o. X. Gardner OF the
same place, but we had not the pleas
ure of meeting the latter gentleman
Mr.. Mcclure is in the blast furnace
business and has erected furnaces III
all parts of the United States and
Mexico. He is now putting in sixteen
furnaces at Gary, Ind. Each furnace
has four ovens and each oven costs
torty-fve thousand dollars, SO our
readers may form some idea OF what
an immense business it is. Mr.. NC
Clure is an old and fast friend of Mr..
Andrew Carnegie. They were boys
together. and the friendship formed
then has been cemented with the
lengthening years. He pays a spIen-
did tribute TO the worlds greatest
pbilanthrOpist. He says that he is a
good and kindly man, is easily ap-
Droachable, and has a warm hand
shake for the man In Overalls, the
same as the man I'm blue serge and
white fiannels. Mr.. Mcclure says he
began the struggle of life when he
was but eight years old, shined shoes
and did everything else to turn an
honest penny; crossed the plains
when he was burt fifteen, and returned
to Pittsburg, where he finally obtain
ed a foothold in the iron business, and
while he amassed no such fortune as
Mr. Carnegie he has done fairly well.
A few years agh he told his sons
that he thought that he would retire
and turn over the business to them,
and they readily consented for him to
do So In a little while he became
fidgety. couldn't sleep, lost his appe-
tite and got out of sorts generally, SO
one morning he walked into the Of
flee. hung his coat on its accuStOm
ed peg and said: Boys, am back! -
and he has been back ever since.
They told him that he was idle long
or than they thought he would be-
Mr. Mcclure has a winter home in
Florida and is in love with our state.
He says that in climate especially we
have got all the other states scotched.
and that the nights in Florida in sum-
mer are the finest on earth. and he
makes the statement after travelling
over a great part of it.
He expects to leave tomorrow by
easy stages for his Pittsburg home
He will go down to Sanford and take
steamer for Jacksonville, making
several stop-overs. He will spend a
while in Jacksonville, and will then
go to Chattanooga and several other
places before reaching his home He
is erecting a blast near Chattanooga.
Mr. Mcclure is a subscriber to the
Ocala Banner and keeps posted about
Florida affairs through its columns
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

In "a glowing euIogy of Frank CIarl,
our young and erratic brother of the
Panama City Pilot speaks in GLOWING,
terms of the defiant and terrible com
CHEESEMAN'S quiet work in securing IN
heard Of appropriations for prblf,
works. which strikes one as being
a rather doubtful compliment Pint
faith, We warrant that if the apnro-
priations were "unheard of. tho H.
orable Frank never occupied the Same
category in his efforts to obtain them
Pensacola Journal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Hon. "Jeems' Alexander of Volusia
county, proved his loyalty to ex-Gov-
ernor Broward Tuesday, when he vot-
ed for Hon. Duncan L. FIetcbar g.
United States senator, but stating that
ne voted that way because he was go
instructed, and not from choice. His
cholce for this exalted position was
none other than the Hon. n. p. Rrou
ard "Jeems" evidently believes in let
ting the public know where he stanas
Courier.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
As TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF
TALENTS

Tom Watson is the greatest writer
in America today, and VIII CLASS WIN
the greatest in the world. we "OuIi
not be without his magazine lot ten
dollars a year. 1t may be that party
Dreiudice will keep him from getlhg
the attention that his character anu
intellect entities him to- But III less
+han fftv wears he will be. indicated
nv the historian; and MS teachihs OI
TODAY will become conservative ueih
ocracy. Things are drifting MS way
Barlow Record.
All that the Record says about MI
Watson may be true, but in the won
dsrful process of measuring out tai
onts n we mortals of the earth. We
draw the deductions from the Good
hook that certain talents are gwen
70 some and certain other talents to
others. There seems to be no mo-
nopoly of talents in nature.
The line of demarkatiOn seems 20
have been drawn and man IS hedgea
about with certain limitations. No
great writer was ever great states
man and vice versa Frederick the
Great. for instance, was great sol
der and diplomat, yet never realized
the fact but thought himself great
writer and poet: Voltaire. on the con
trary. great writer. imagined himself
great diplomat and statesman. yet IN
the art of the latter accomplishment
he never reached his \ b C's.
Horace Greeley was a great writer
vet feu down at The very first step
leading to craftsmanship.
Henry Clay, like Bryan. was great
orator but he was never great vote
getter.
No great sculptor was ever great
painter: no great painter was ever a
great musician: no great poet was ever
great soldier.
And so the story goes.
There is a glory of the terrestrial
and a glory of the celestial bodies.
there is a glory of the sun and Story
of the moon: there is a glory of the
stars. but one star differeth from an
other star i'm glory.
No two stars sbine with the same
degree Of brilliancy.
a great admirer of Tom Watson
once visited him at his home al Fort
Lauderdale, in company with Governor
BrOward and others.
Some one Of the company. bolder
than the others. in order To draw him
out in conversation, crossed him bon
some Of his pet theories of government.
and even though playing the host hv
says he was at once peevish. petulanf
and intolerant.
This visitor says that when Tom
Watson lays down his pen he lay,
down his greatnesO.
Mr.. Macaulay's criticism Of oliver
Goldsmith was along the same lines.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Mrs. J. j. Dickson. the widow of
the late lamented Gen J. J. Dicki-
son, bas-relief bust of whom is TO
be seen on the south face of the pedi-
ment of the Confederate monument
in Hemming Park, this city, has
written a history of the part taken
by Gen. Dickson and his men in the
civil war here in the state. Every
family living in Florida should have
one of these books of Dickson and
His Men-the Francis Marion.
Swamp Fox of Florida. The de-
scendants of these native Floridians
should, as a part of their family his
tory, own one of these books. The
author is now quite old and feeble,
totally blind and alone in the world.
with the sale of these books as the
only means of obtaining personal ne
cessities. The price is 81, or BY ex-
press, S1.25. The book may be had
of w. S. Stetson, adjutant. R. z. Lee
Camp of Jacksonville, or w. NJ. Tea
han, LennoX Hotel-Times-U'n Union
Short Talks.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

The situation in Asiatic Turkey is
very grave. Several warships are in
the port, but authorities refuse to let
relief parties land. and disturbances
are continuing as bad as ever. The
constitutionalists have captured the
palace at Constantinople the troops
protecting the palace having surren-
dered Internationally shortly after
daylight Sunday. The fate of the su,-
tan is very doubtful. \ commission
will be appointed to consider his rela-
ton with the revolt. and his fate will
be decided accordingly.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

For one thing We must thank Frank
Clark. be- has done much to re-rivet
TIE sound democratic principle of
tariff for revenue only on the con-
science OF the people of Florida. 'Tis
true that pineapples are more deli
cious than alligator pears, but SINGER
~ Is 90 be preferred before crocodile
Ian tears.-Pensacola Journal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Health Notes for April thus quotes
frOm Gladstone. ms king il the leading
thought Of the issue: The first duty
of the statesman is the health of the
people" That Is il exactly. So it is
right 20 make war on the fly and its
breeding places and on the mosquito
and its breeding places.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

William Jennings Bryan has accept
I'd the invitation to address the Flor
ida legislature. probably some time
she next month. and the Hon. Frank
CLARK win hear somethin' drap. But
thai is What the Hon. Frank is after
-notoriety.-SL Petersburg Independ-
ont
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

A special dispatch from CONSTANT
nople says the sultan will not abdi-
cate. but the present cabinet will re
sign Immediately. An agreement be-
tween the government and the COM
mitiee Of union and progress has been
reached.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Since the pension roll was made
out from the comptroIler's office lear
~ a thousand have already crossed
the turbulent waters and have found
surcease from sorrow on the other
side
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Defeated Mrs. William Cummings Sto-
~ OF New York for the presidency of
the Daughters Of the American RevO-
luton, who have just held a very spir-
tied meeting at Washington
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

senator Baker Of the Goth district.
vraT presented Friday with a very
handsome basket Of roses. which was
placed upon his desk in the senate
rhamber by Mrs. Sands Augustine
STANDBY. Mrs. +. Van Hood. Mrs. II.
q. Packham and Mrs. Robert A. Bur
rnrd. an Of Ocala. who were the DON
Capital
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Governor George w. Lilly of Con
nccticutt. whose death is just men,
tiOned In the dispatches. was q neph-
ew OF Mrs. :. +. Rowe of this city,
and IVES a man greatly esteemed and
bis death is very greatly deplored.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Governor Gilchrist gave a reception
and dance i'm honor of the members
of the legislature at the governors
mansion on the night of April 81. The
governor extended the invitation to
everybody in Tallahassee and the bal
ance OF the state. so no one felt slight
-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

The cost Of living under the Ding
ley tariff bin has increased AZ per
cent. since the enactment of that bill.
n yin increase still more under the
Payne bin.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
FRIDAY. APRIL 30, 1909

The new Bisbee building at Jack
sonville is completed, and all the Of
hces have been leased. Beside 1t an
other sky-scraper is TO be erectee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Hon. Frank Clark says Bryan is a
pouulisi We'll what il Mr.. Clark's ac-
cusafinn were true. good democrat
bad better follow Bryan's lead, even
then. than one whose politics is the
knd ar CLARK Is being accused Of ad-
NoCafinE In his recent speech in con-
rrr.ss -Fcrnandina Record
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

-. q. D. the famous wireless dis
tress signal has been abandoned and
hereafter the call will be IS. o. S."
which signal Is more easily decipher-
I'd
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
covered it. The extract is from Cham
bers' Encyclopedia:

covered it. The extract is from Cham
bers' Encyclopedia:
"The greatest highway of the coun-
try was that which led from Quito
through Cuzco into the Gillian do
minions In its construction galleries
were cut for leagues through the living
rock; rivers were crossed by bridges
of plated osiers that swung in the air;
precipices were assembled by staircases
artificially cut, and valleys were filled
with solid masonry. 1t was from 1900
to 1000 miles long, was about 20 feet
broad, and was built of heavy flags of
freestone. Fresh fish caught
on one day at Lurin, on the Pacific, is
said to have been eaten the next day
at Cuzco. The distance between these
places is 300 miles"
Taking inspiration from these early
inhabitants, let us emulate their ex-
ample. Let us use the potential power
of the banks and the newspapers and
arouse a sentiment that will build a
highway from the capital to the ends
of the state in all directions, and plant
on either side evevy tree and flower
that are indigenous to our soil. The
enhancement to property and the in
crease in population will give enough
additional value to properties that will
more than pay the interest on the mon
ey the building of such a highway will
cost, and will also provide a sinking
fund for the gradual extinction of the
debt. The building Of it will have put
a great deal Of money into circulation,
will have given employment to labor,
and our own generation and genera
tons yet unborn will rise up and call
us blessed.
Live Oak is one of Florida's pretty
interior towns. 1t has a hotel that is
giving the town a reputation far and
near and the travelling public, who are
quick to catch on to a good thing,
make it convenient to make it a stop
over place.
1t has a nice court house we think
more stores than we have and has
any number of nice residences.
The town has been dry twenty
five years and it is a long ways from
being dead.
We are sorry that we arrived too
late to pay our respects to many old
and dear friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

We heard an Ocala lady say that as
much as she would like to see mOnu-
ments erected she hopes that the leg
islature will refrain from making any
appropriations looking to this end if
the pension of the Confederate soldier
j sto be cut off.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Why cannot the United States gov
ernment send ex-President Roosevelt
a. constantinOple TO quell the disturb
nnces there and restore tranquility.
Read his record in Cuba
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

of nu ms advertisement, together v,;,h
fo,,r IN which it appears. your .ddua name
cents to cover postage. and ,-s M, ana
'ON a complete Handy Atlas Of the T W.. Sena
SUIT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl St, New yo,.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

FRANK HARRIS, Editor.
.. v. LesVenQood. Business Manager