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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17

Solooip fprdh nit benz alten 6errr
uber Die WirtbIhaft, iiber grnteaus,
nften nnb bic Saeb, geleitete i'm bdnr
loralam burh bds ,3immer mad, ben
Jenlter, bas nab BEN 6pf binaussina
uno blteb NIT ibm bort iteben.
| Yin Shotten laeerte iih iiber 3dnt,
Stnas Wusen, bod nitte iie freunbIif
uno la9ts ermutbigenO: Sat man
dber ben Mlonn, Der bas perIaret ID
rsht bon 5er5en Iieb. 10 fommt aues
BON lelbf. 0us heiBt, gsIernt mnf
alles lperben, es fliegt einem nitts
obne Wtilbe unb 4nitreneuns an, absr
Die 5reuoe bdran tonmt. Wss ans
sisbe gei6iebt, fG[It einem leitt. ssur
tam es niht ouf einmal tpmmen.
Ou mubt aud nit Dir IeIbft 8epuIe
habsn," ieste iie nit feirsn aGdeln
6insu.
vIh, mir in. aIs t0nn.e i'd es oar
ME leruen." seuTste Rira ,Rahbem
mir be WamieIl oIles 1s3eigt bate,
lno lh nun arorbaea unb beitimmen
io!Ite, mas id bot ar nitt peritano,
oa - oa -" Utira l,idt: dngItlih CUR
Selts, roa eahte Il, es lei am Gnos
beiler getpeien. WiQibalo bate cine ars
oere gebeirathsi, bic dQes t0nnie unb
nltts mebr gu lerncn braudte."
5ruu BON Mal5yooe Iatte cuf.
bod bIidten ibre tluaen 2tugen Ishr
emit auf Die iunge ,7rau. Die an.
oere bate pann pie0att bas niht os=
tonnt, mas Gu nict mebr gu !ernen
brautIt."
% unb mas 1T 61s?" rief mira,
uber cine iol6e M63Iitteit Iebr err
freut, uRo fab Sarc Gina nit alGns
3enoen aueen on.
Die olte Dame n1bm Wliras beioc
Sdnoe 3ipiifen bic i5ren uno faote
leiie nit einorinQIicem Son: ,Uiuis
balo !ieb 3u baben, ,uie iii es Dor
6ott uno ben Meni1cn qelobt bait,
unb tpeiI Su ihn Q Iieb bait, mein
llsbes aino, borfIt Cu ioIden gebonz
len ntmmtrmebr Gepalt iiber Did |
slnraumen; Tie iina iiinbbdft. Die |
Shs 1T ettpos 10 Se;igts uno grobes. |
mein Iohtsrhsn, b,b man ni1t surt
9tnu9 hamit umosln tann. Selbit |
I'm Sher5e foq mar nidt bamit ipies
len uro odran riit!Clr. Tu biit nil
.loolos frau uno toanft ben gebanten
rtft emit eenus aafiaIien. Sn Der
Sht aber 1T bas 5sy3 Der bette 9ebr,
nsIittr, uno lernen riIien mir one
bis sum 2sbensftIuF. Gs tommt uur
2arauf on. INNER ba5 6ers gu befra>
zen, fpeber 2aunsn nca Gmpfiaolits
cit mitreoen 3u Iaiier."
unpiQtiirlih parln W2irag gebans
en- gu ibrsr Stisfmu:ter suriitqssilt.
Bnrum bate gaIss.a niemals 70 III
3r geiproten! g& tlana siDar ones
0 nsu uno fremb, i>no aber eirsr
8iosrRal in ihrem y0crsen, ipenn lie
9 aud not nift in isiner tiefIten BE-
,sutun1 Dsritanb.
limb uns mubt III. Wini5olbs
oeeen. out Iisb haben NIT auen uns
eren Stgpdt.n unb Dur ceriinttittn
ne ods QIter nun einma. nit Iih
rtn9t" iuhr sonts Gina fort, olg
Jlira nab elmer g1sils, bic -is finn.nb
Ro emit bageiefsn, oufbljt,c.
(yortissunq foIQt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17
Vic 0eliebte eines &6uias.

Inter ben pie!en Gelie6ien Qubs
XIV, bes Sonn.nionigs, in bic Gas
puIliere bic dnsisknbite, riibrenbIt.
9eiioIt. Sm 0runbe ibres S.rsens
tpar iie Elm. tleine oeiIige, bic ben
Spdungen pes 5oofes uno Der beitris
denben gerionIid.eit bes aonias .r=
lag. um ipdier nah ;brem Riidtrlit
BON. oem glaRspoIlen Sdouplase elm
ilnohaftss 2eben ldnser oils brsi
.SohrSsbnie binburb binter aloiter.
mouern gu bspeinsn. 9on qnfano on
bat lie an frans6Ffden aoniesbof.
eine hurhaus paiiipe RolIs aelpislt.
Der aOnis ion itrGflid. abiihten auf
ieine oomalise Sdtpdgerin, bic oui
rdtbfeIbafie Meiie peritorbene Sens
ristte pon gnsIanb. bi. bamalise Gats
tin Woniieurs, esbobt baben. Die
aapalliere mub fir biefsn 5liri aIs
3edung bienen. Sie iIt cine blonde,
rubrenoe S6onbeit, nit blauen 4uoen
uno sartem Ssint. sic bintt elm ipes
mig. Gin 9sbrefen, bas aber beim
gan3e oeriduinb.t. Grou bon Ses
pigne ienn3eidnet iie einmal als Elm
iIsinss 9eiIhen. bas i'm perboreenen
bluhi. .Sis fhdmte iih nod, Mais
irei'e 3u ieir. Wutier unD 6ersoain Az
ipero.n. Qismals ipirb man cine iolhe
4rtung lpiensrfinhen." Oils bic Ca
bnlIiere i'm Jriibiabr 1874. nod ni6t
breibi9 Sabre oIt, ins aloiier alma.
nahbem fie ihon friibsr sp.i psrsebs
Iihe 9eriuhe semad,i bate, iid, aus
einem peinDolIen Weltleben suridsus
5ieben. fhrkb Il. bic Worte: rgablid
perIaiie ih bic MeIt ohns 9sbaaern,
ober niht obne Guolen. Meine
S1nane bat mid lanes suriidaehuls |
ten. unb ih babt pi,I Summer erlsbt. |
Sic fpifsn, onb ih mad Dem uriteile
Der Wsli 3ufrieben fsin mub unb iept !,
sans Goit e.bSr.. SD Iiible mid pers
piIiftst. fir bic Gnobe, oi. er mir ers
peiii, 81 ban.sn unb mid ibm poair
81 eroeben."
Jraneoiie 2ouii. be Ga goume 6.
Blanc Be ga YolIiere purbe i'm aua
quit 1914 In yours g.boren. sgriil
pertuaiit. ipirb lie In Iehr iungen Sats
ren 6ofoaine BEL Der Shmdgerin bts
aonies, beHen Nuee balb aenua auf
Die SdDne eefallen III. Sn ben erif.n
Jnhren. mo- Der aonig ibr seseniiter
cine raienn< gerIiebtbeit on Sen .gaa
lest. ipirb Dns Werb1Itnib bauptidhs
Iih NIT Radiht uuf bic stoniainz
Wuttsr Ersns sebeimgebatten. Die
Balliere, bic bem Ronis mebrer ains
Der gsbdr. burfts iih nibt einmal in
ibrsr Wuiterihoft bic natiirlishe Shos
nuna auferlesen. Hsreits in Der erIten
gliitbe ibrer Qi<be bentt he an bos
aloi.er, anseiuibsrt BON ben ssntriausn
lnb anbnlsn Dts 6ofss. unb unters
nimmt einen Derseblihsn sfluhtpers
Iuh. 1867 bat oann Der aDnia Dor
Itiner Gnbrt sur Mrmes bcs ssrduIein
oon 8lois. bas ibm bic 0aIliere aebos
ZEN bate, oIs ftin Mnb oneysannt unb
bic Wutter snr 1tr5osin sematt. Hei
liner 1essenuns nit bem Ronia bes
pies bann bie junse 9sraoein. ipie |
'ebr ibr bic Qitbe 3u btm 6errider
iber bem Oebot Der Gtbit ftanb. Giel
,atte es gtiDogt. ben HOnis i'm sfelblas ,
JET Dor b<r &0nigin ~ beariiRen. DoS |
mails ertldrte bic Moni<fpon, Bic ur.I
'ptauoIlA NIT btr Qauautess sns I'll
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17

einiae Minuten lang res1nsslps unl
blidte ben glgentsn an, Der feline,
Irm in Die 'Seite itemmte unb ie6
srimmis ausiab.
uDas lit metner Sreu' cine feltIam
8eididte", rtgf er bann, voie mir mi
Elm WGrhen ober ipie Elm Sroum Dor.
tommt, ben ih oIlerbinss ipa6eno er.
lebe. Grtldren Sic mir bds, 6erl
8olf."
sd babe Ridts gu srtldrsn!~ rist
Satob @oIf drgerlid.
| gShrem guten Ser3en perodnte i'd
bod oteIes 8elo auf fetnen ;sdLl?"
rSrauen sic mir ni1t iolhe S6ors
bsit 5u!" idrie Satob WoIf, unb ber
i6por5e Saarbui9 padslte bin uni
Der.
Oh i6 bite I'm gergebung. 9tber
i'd fpeib Giemarben :" Gr fam
! i6tpeigenb nad.
Satob g8oIf id1pieg ebenfals, pbne
iid 3u riibren.
"Gut osnn", begonn 2orberq bon
Heuem, nih nehme 6ieIes 8elo, ipeil
th mub, ober - tpenn es irueno in
melnsr Weaht itebt, min i6 mein bcrs
pranoetes g8ort beHer stnI0ien, ols
s8edieI unb SduIbIteine mid ba3u
bermDgen tornten."
Sdtob Wolf erpioerte out hierouf
Jtttts, er itredte nur ben 3eiaefino,r
aus unb oeutete ouf bic Sheine; bei
Der lsBten 9etheusrung bes iunqen
Goelmdnnes uber 3udte er nit ben
S6ultern unb grinIte biaboIiT6.
so oer1tebe sSbre ipretsnoe 9un.
tontme", Ta9te 2or6erg, vbei aIebem
berlaTen Sic ii6 oorauf. llnb nun
nebmen Sic meincn Dont, i6 iperoe
9tt6ts pergeiIen."
Gr reihte linn feline Sanb, unb Suz
tob QDoIf belt bieie felt unb bob Ben
3elgeftn9:r Ietner 2inten ouf. .Sei,n
sic tIug", fa9te er, nbanoeln sic
Hug, oorauf tommt's an. I'd boffs
mod immer bon 5bnsn, mas i6 erIebt
babe BON mehr aIs Ginem, Der bos
0elo nttt adt.te, 10 lanQe er Ri6ts
bate, ober Elm ipurIamer Wann nurz
De, oIS er 81 Gtpas getommen mar"
"Ods heiBt, er ipuroe Elm 8ei36als
mte Der olte Siino;r, oen idb aus sSbrsr
SoohIe bertrteben babe, meinte Der
5retberr, inbem er bic S6eine 3uIamz
menrdfTte uno einitedte. sd boffe
sic folen nod 5reube an mir srleben.
Qoleu henn, tu9enbbafter @olF.
S4pel9en Sic jeBt ungsft0rt i'm Sc
nune beg roienfor6enen himmliitea
goten bort, unb nern Sic QlitIih
trHo, beten Sic fir mid nit"
4ls er binous mar, ihiitteIte Suto6
Wolf eine gon3e l3eit lang fhpeiaenb
1stnen otten GopF, big er enolit duf.
iarie: rBas iit bos fir Elm menf6,
0ott oas min Elm menIa Tein. g2ittg /
bat er in ieiner TQThe un6 fart 81, |
Shetne an, ais tpGren es Qunpen. Es
rtro aud gihts nit i6m perb.r
SeHH er ntro ll1erItf MAIDEN foIhe /
Cummbeiten, bab bic reeuer Qeuts .
'th BON i'm 5urut3ieben. - llno .
oennoh", fabr er nah einioem gtfin.
neH fort, babe ia ibm bas 8elb oeoes
oen mt lnnerem 8pbIgeFaQen. Gs 1t
ttnre9t an tbm begangen iporben. Gr
pat EN- 'to!3es 6sr3, bas nitt nebmer
ptl 9elo bon bem, Der feinen 9ater
1etau'dt uro in lln8Iiit geItiir3t Bat:
Id CLAUDE beinabe, i6 tonnt's aud |
1lft nebmen. Sd babe Elm G.FubI
2abon, ooB Der olte 0err bon : sIbs
1etm, obno5I er iit Elm reiher mlQnn
lno Elm pornehmer Wann, ooh if -
IN ttls6ter Wdnn!" flifterte Sotob
Bolf gan3 leiie. v0arum 1T ss MIR
teb, unb id bin frob, no6rbaftio. i'd
IN frob, oob er bus Gelb getriegt BAT
bne ibn."
(Tortitbuno folotl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17

Die b 3 EN- GrQ m inatpren.
/ gu alien 3eiten paren bic Serren Gra.
mtnatoren gefur6tet, ns6enbei d(lerz
otngs audi Der 8esenitonb un3Gblioer
Spdbe uno WiBeleien in 9ers uno
Yro'a, beIonoers bann, ipenn Tie nit
ibrer perfon ober ibrem Iamen biezu
QnlaB geben. IN iolde Graminatorenz
Sher3perie nun, pte iie in meDi3inis
lhen arellen Dor ettpa einem halben
Jabrhunoert gang uno gdbe paren, erz
tnrerte tur3liA Der aus ieinem Qebrz
amt an Der 8erliner llniperTitdt oez
1d)leoene berihmte Gpndtoloae prof.
Or. Vt. b. Sls6uuien in feiner Of
ifleosporlefung. Die griifunostom.
milton In Berlin beitano bamals aug
nur bier Graninatoren. 8ieIe hiesen.
sd, Dteffsnbah, &otbe uno gDolff
Dab nun bieie 8ier Iehr oefiirdbtet ipdz
ren, ergtebt ii6 aus elmer bamols unz
ter ben aanoibaten umlaufenoen Stroz
pbe, fpeI6e lautete:
aommit 0u aliidlid um bic gden.
9ut aud burh ben tiefen Bad,
Slelbit Du aud i'm Roth nidlt iteden.
5rlBt DID bod Der Wolf bsrnad.
Der Dolf, nidt faul, parirts ben
5teo uno fagte: Der Molf lit niht
'H!tmu', sr fribt nur GGafs."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17

1T ni6t Iei9tsr gu perite6sn, oIg biz
anertannte S6atiade, boB bic Itets
ruhmIihIl angeprieienen ct. Bernard
&raut;rptlen pirtliA Die bette 2lr3enei
BEL allen Wta9enz. 2eber< unb Piereus
leioen itno. sic beiteben nur aus ben
heiltrdFtigiten unb reiniten Sdfter bon
ptlan3en, ,neIae forgfdlti9 augaepdbIt
uno na6 bem betpdbrtsIten Re3ept Der.
orbett't lperoen. Sic ent6aIten feline
aBenoen, metoQii6en 8ifte unb be-
ttshen aliO nidt ourd cine fdneQe
Dorubergebsnbe, 3ulebt absr orunos
i6dolias, ionoern bur6 eine iunfte.
aber bauernbe Wirtung. 2tQes bieIes
1T etne 5RatfQ4e, leiht berftdnolit,
mte bag ginmaIeins. 2tGe 4pot6eten.
% Gents. BE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17
Tas GlHmaleius

(5ortiesung folgt.)
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09

DO they constitute loss to the temper.
ance people. In Missouri, a wet"
victory was anticipated by everybody
%y,ho knew anything about the situation
MANY OF the strongest temperance men
N the state believed it i'll advised to
n,rng on statewide fight at this time
MISSOURI was not ready for such step.
IN both Florida and Oregon county on.
t'on prevails for the present, at least,
people must be satisfied with it. The
amusing feature of the result in these
states is that the liquor men are claim.
ing victory, while in Ohio they are
hghtlng against the very conditions
which they fought for in Oregon and
Florida.
All in all, there is no backward step.
The war goes on. A battle may be
lost here and there. but it does not re-
tard the campaign. In the recent bat
tie of ballots the trenches of the liquor
trusts are filled with the wounded while
the columns of the temperance forces
have not been halted as they move for
ward to win greater victories. -Ameri-
can Issue.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09
new WINTER SCHEDULE
CUTS ONELOCAL TRAIN

Better even than the service of last
winter and unexcelled anywhere will be
the tourist schedule operated by the
Florida East Coast railway this winter.
Beginning January 9th five magnii.
cent trains-the Palm Beach Limited,
the Miami Express, the Seaboard Flor
ida Limited, the Oversee Limited and
the Key West express will be operated.
The Palm Beach Limited will be known
as No. 33 south and "a north. 1t will
be an all-Pullman train. 1t will leave
Jacksonville at 8 O'Clock in the morning
arriving at Fort Pierce at 4:40, Miami
at 9 o'clock. Returning, it leaves Mi
ami at 7:45 o'clock in the morning, and
Fort Pierce at IL noon. Jacksonville is
reached at $780,
The Miami Express will be known as
! No. 20 southbound and 30 northbound.
1t will carry baggage, mail, express,
Pullman buffet pArlor car and day
coaches and will make all stops. 1t will
leave Jacksonville in the morning at
$50, arriving Fort Pierce at 6:55 and
Miami at 1850. Returning IT will leave
Miami at $40 in the morning and Fort
Pierce at 1920. Jacksonville is reached
at 1880 p. m.
The Seaboard Florida Limited, is op-
Grated through from New York to Palm
Beach and is known as No. SO south and
No. SO north. Is solid Pullman train,
electric lighted throughout. This train
will leave Jacksonville in the afternoon
at 1915, arriving in Fort Pierce at 8 Is
and West Palm Beach at 10. Return
ing it will leave West Palm Beach at
$50 a. M, Fort Pierce at 7:20 and ar
rive at Jacksonville at 3:l5 p. m.
The queen of them all will be the
Oversee Limited. No. 81 southbound and
No. SO north. The Oversee will be a
solid Pullman train, electric lighted
throughout. twill leave jacksonville
at 2:l5 in the afternoon, arriving in Fort
Pierce at l0:l5 p. m, and Knights Key
at 700 a, m. Returning Knights Key
will be left at $3.50 p. m, Fort Pierce at
sis a. m, and Jacksonville at 100 pm.
The Key West Express will be No. 81
south and No. 38 north. 1t will carry
baggage, maiT' express and day coachs
and Pullman buffet 'sleepers. 1t will
make local stops north of East Palatka
and south of West Palm Beach but will
stop only at important stations between
East Palatka and Palm Beach. Leav.
ing Jacksonville ats. 80 in the evening
this train will reach Fort Pierce at 5:lF
a. m. will arrive at Knights Key at 1880
Returning it will leave Knights Key
at 1880 p. m, Fort Pierce at II 20 a. m.
and arrive in Jacksonville at $3.50 p. m.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09
HEAVY COLLECTIONS
or NOVEMBER TAXES

Connty Tax Collector F. M Tyler
reoorts collections for the noon OF OF.
E Nopysm n, 70 haze been $40 26$ 49, . or or
,a"r one. fourth the total state ano
T 1'I Tux assessed against the pro-
nartv Of St. Lucie county ms =, y
,ha largest collection of any moh!u
Since si,r ." tne organization of St.. Lucl &c
county Gov" except the closing m i,4;o os
L last Year, April, when the eoiiecu ,ions
nmoy,nied to $2s, OPS II The collections
s sor last month is more than double 'n !,
. AL of last November, wneh y y
e emounted to only Ss,OS7 26, The t ,ail
a aaw 70 he collected for The, year ~ - ~
amounts to $50, sol 81, which rs oly ~ 81
as fellows: Regular county YAK ~ n,,;i ~
as siIls for general fund, schools. oo o1' n1
;mn and fine and forfeiture, $780,,
S nr fund rdN on bonds E. sp nns
d ,';s let, school fund, S., iSS Si' az po''S
SaSS. State drainage tax, S9,444'' o'
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09
CITY ELECTION
HELD TUESDAY
Whyte Reelected Mayor, Tyler
Clerk, Without Opposition
PROHIBITION COUNCIL
City Administration Should al Once Close
Up All Suspected Blind Tigers
Municipal improvements

The municipal election was helt
Tuesday and proved to be quiet affair
and the fear that the affairs of the
town would be placed in the hands Of
that gang who would run'a wide-oper
town in defiance of the law, public sen.
tment and their oaths of Office, was
found to be not we'll grounded.
The prohibition people of the towr
were disheartened in the apparent re.
suit of the election, and some of them
did not 60 to the polls, but the result
shows that they were entirely victori.
Gus, having elected every officer who
had opposition. Four of the six candi-
dates for aldermen were prohibitonists
but as only three were to be elected,
one had to be sacrificed, and Mr.. Killer
fell behind one vote.
The result of the election was as fol-
follows:
Total vote cast, ISL.
For MayOr-R. Whyte, Ill.
For Clerk Frank NJ. Tyler, 122.
For Marshall. H. Pope, SO; Jas. A.
Alderman. 63.
For Aldermen - w. R. Jackson, 88;
j. T. Lisk. SO; A. C. Dittmar. 66; C. A.
Killer, 65; W. B. Cross, SO; Andrew J.
Drawdy, 81; Jackson, Lisk and Dit
mar elected).
This makes the new council composed
of D. T. McCarty, Lucie1 Baker, W.
R. Jackson, J.T. Lisk and A. c. Dit.
mar. A
This is the third time that the people
of Fort Pierce have spoken in no I'M
certain tone that this Is a prohibition
town, and it is now the duty of the new
council to Immediately cancel the ordi-
dance granting license to near-beer
resorts, or raise the; license fee to 81, 500
or thereabouts;sand it is the duty of the
marshal toeat once. begin a campaign to
close out the suspected blind tigers, one
in particular being so old that its eyes
are about the open.
|" The marshal is pledged to DO this. and
the prohibition people of Fort Pierce
should lend him every encouragement
in the performance Of his duty.
We trust thar new era is opening
in Fort Pierce; that more confidence
will be reposed in the town. and that
ere long the council will submit to
vote of the people proposition to bond
in sum sufficient to equip municipal
sewer, water and electric lighting sys'
tens for the use of the people.
The new council met Wednesday
evening and organized by the election
of w. R Jackson, as president. The
meeting will be held the first Wednes-
day in January.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09
EAST COAST RAILROAD
WILL BUILD BRANCH

Commenting on the reported new
railroad from Lake Okechobee to Titus
vile, the Kissimmee Valley Gazette
says
The railroad project referred to is
one IN which Oscsola county is deeply
interested and about which much has
been heard here in the past year.
We understand that the contract has
been made with the Florida East Coast
railway for the building of line from
Maytown, near Titusville on the Flor.
ida East Coast system to Whittier; and
thence to the east coast of Lake Okee-
chobee, and on to West Palm Beach.
Construction work on the Maytown
Whittier end of the line was to. begir
on November 4th, 1910 and the con.
tract calls for the completion of the
whole line by November Il, 1911. The
Consolidated Naval Stores Company are
the instigators of this line but the Flor
ida East Coast system will build anc
operate the railway.
In connection with this Whittier line
the Southern Colonization Company are
to construct a line across the Kissm
NEE Prairie from Whittier to Bassinger
The surveys of the whole system from
near Titusville to Whittier and West
Palm Beach and Bassinger have beer
completed, work has begun on the
Maytown- Whittier branch, and the
Southern Colonization Company have
recently shipped through this town
their large grader to be used in the;con'
struction of the Whittitr-Basslnger line
early in January, 1911.
The whole system is to be known as
the "Kissimmee Valley Railroad, anc
is to be operated throughout by the
Florida East Coast railway.
This will no doubt be the most i'm.
portant piece of development thai
Florida has seen in many years; at last
our magnificent prairies are to near tne
welcome sound of the locomotive WINS,
tie, In anticipation of this, railroad
the great land companies from the
North-the Southern Colonization Com
nanv and Hunter Land Company have
already sold farms to many hundreus
If intending settlers, and another year
should find the south half of our county
tarming with Industrial and agricultural
activitv The fairest and best OF FLOR,
iia lands are her vast prairles; at last
thew are to come into their own
This railroad will mean new era 'o
one of the richest sections OF florida,
one 10 vast area OF virgin pine
,in,har as well as some OF the finest
farming and fruit lands to be toUhu
anywhere m the country,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09
SURPRISE TO FRIENDS
+ BY POPULAR COUPLE

Quite'a surprise was sprung on the
people of Fort Pierce last Sunday when
1t was announced that Mr.. Il. M. Sulli-
van and Miss Edith Tyler had been
married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. O'Brien, ON August 4th, by Rev.
Father Curley, only the brides parents
being present.
Miss Tyler, or Mrs. Sullivan, who
had spent nearly three months with
relatives at Wallingford, Conn, had
only returned Friday before the an
nouncenlent was made which proved
not only a surprise to her friends, but
also to all members of her family, except
her parents.
The bride has heen a resident of
Fort Pierce from early childhood and
numbers her friends by her acquaint-
ances She is an accomplished and most
competent young lady, having served
her father as assistant in the tax col
lectors' Office the past two years.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
+. H. Sullivan, of Springfield, Ohio;
and nephew of T. j. O'Brien, of this
city, with whom he has made his home
for a couple of years. He is man OF
many noble traits of character, and
holds a responsible position with the
Bank Of Fort Pierce. a.
The many friends of the bride and
groom of four months, join The TRI.
BUNE in extending congratulations ano
best wishes.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-09
THE EXPRESS TRUST
CONTROLS POSTAGE

,e fha Eyuress Trust had set out to
snread before seventy million people
The most convincing object lesson OF
the pressing needs Of a parcels post,
lis Managers could hardly nave succeed
od ps,te, ,han they have done during
the strike Of their employees.
The VIOLENCE Of the men and their
s,,,na,hi2.rs has been met and matched
bv die shiiliaess, the evaSions and the
aTcoveace Of the trusr, and by its utter
.d;srarard nj public loss and, lnconven-
ienre, II has meritei the mayors re-
hike Nv is misrepresentation. IL
also compelled the PRESIDENT or the
Merchants Association to 90 nj
Sboul1 have done itself, and put its
,arnns of settlement into Ineligible
form TO end the deadlock in the public
~ For one great fact of the strike
which both the combatants ignored was
This: 1t was the public that suffered.
Tne business of the Express Trust )
affected with public interest. 1t
is ;ntolerable that great public utility
SbnnId he interrupted while a private
onarrel is fought out with lamentable
and needless loss of property and life,
Il is also intolerable that such q pub
lie business should longer remain in the
hands of an extortlopate prlyate trus.
Is il not time we had, as Mayor Gay,
nsr asks. a parcels post like that OF
otber civilized natio IS?
Is II not an indictment OF American
business sense that the, rural free de-.
livery drivers should serve their ,,s.pp public bic
might be turned to profit simply by !, put nut,
ting parcels IN their wagons ,S, th is y c no.
.omething to blush Tor ..nar ,, sfe ,n utn,
ta;n mall wagons in New York city Z
d daIi , mail from Germany that oul
o oe%'u postoffice will not handle I, some H
t tSna { need 20 longer d9 even in Con e..
I package can be mailed from Jersey