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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-26
Sanias sescn SaHfidiuinOlcr,

Wiandes mag i'm Staate Snltias
no6 on ben oipiloen inlo lpolligcn
8eiten" erinnern beionOers fir
Bferoeoiebe ioa oas oortige &lima
bodIt lungeiltno fem. slber aud Oie
6inaB-@elries a la &obin uno &on.
iorten iper0en BORT ons @eiddft anf-
gebel iniiiien, uiro Dos lit cine He.
form, in lDel6er &anias algenblid-
lib ar Der Spite ser Stoaten mar.
i6irt.
5Grnnltlide slftiortare, 8ea4nteu
llto glngeiteIlten Ser oortigen Staats
banfen liro unter Gipil- -9ienit&e-
geln geitellt. Seber, tpeIder slftien
elmer 9anf eriuerben mill, mltB nidJt
MIR nadapeilen fonnert oaB ieire
GSi,lalBen in geor6netent 3uItan6
iiipo, ionberr au6 Die foIgenoen 6ra-
gen etoIid) beariftporteu: ySqben
Sic INNER ilrlterbalb Sbres @infon-
mems gelebt2 Saben sic je1tals
auf Sfetnpierbe geluettet oOer ipefu.
lirt2 Saben Sic luobIe Saiiionen?
Saben Sic iernols aorten I'M @elo
geIpielt9
a8ir iperben feline faulen 8rii.
Der mebr in Den Stnatsbalrfen bon
9anias buloen", lit 'oos Mtotto oes
Staats. 9anfen-aoinmiii1rs BON &ar.
las, iu1b Der Mam bot gtc6t. Sein
gorgeben lift 5ur 4adJabmung enl-
pfoblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-26
9entidc SclOen mO bcntidJc 6armrr

gh iuie troulid, a9 pie tralt
Sit Der @illtteripruhe Sant;
gSas ote 0iutter eiitlt aeiungelp
slls lie mid, ibr ailiO, untidimWep;
@as tic lprod 10 lieb itno idyon
Sieie Spradye ioa beItcb'n.
3, luie piele gI6t es Ood,, 0ie ei-
nen Oelltldeu &ater, cine oeittide
Wilitter botten lrno beute li6 idgi.
men, ibre WlltteripradDe 5il ipre6en.
@er icine gItert iluoroet, lit ELM
Wtoreer, er lie perohtet, iit eir lin.
OanfbapE iper ibrer ipottet. tit elm
8alaenpogert, per iib uber ibanlt,
ibe Sprode 81 ipreden, Der ltoBt
tie NIT 6iiBen lnro ipiren iie lGlpslt
im @rdbe. 8arim iollen mir utrs
i'm fnenloen Sattbe i6dmen, oeutih
al ipreden2 S5at itiht Der 9eiltidye
aud bier ieine anaft lrO ieinen
Otui9 beiuieien, ift ni6t audi iein
8lut gefloiien fiir ole Sternen lnb
Streiien2 SIT Der 9eltide 5uriid-
geblitben, uls es bieB, 81 0en @af.
fen2 Sut er ri1t lpillig unb frell.
Dig iein 9lut 9egeben fir ieine nele
Seimatf)? llno ipie itebt es nit bem
6arll@r2 SIT rs ni6t geraoe Der
9eiitIde, Der ON belten lneiB unb es
ON belten peritebt, Dem Galloe Die
tSrii6te abSugeiuinneh2 $50 ein@ng.
ld1t0er ooer elm Srl1noer iabrelong
auf elmer Sarnt gearbeitet bat, obne
poreD1rts 5lt fomnem ia NO Tie tief
in SdillOen liefen, bat Der Deutlhe,
ats ct Die glei6e fSnrm iibernonunen
bat, es IN fitr3er 3eit 5u Slid ulo
8obltaii0 gebradt, un0 tpoOur6? /?
0urh ieinen SleiB, ieine @eihifli6'
felt lmb @OeritnnoSfabigfeit sllS
id) einit BON DertIdJlanb taul Iagte
nlein 8rlloer 5it mir: y8enn oll
eine 6arm iiebIt, no es rein I'M
Saus uno Sf)eller altsiiebt, no Sro
lntr4 aili Dem Sofe lit, ba iuobni
faIt ullemal elm 9euti9er". llltb el
bot re6t gebabt, i'm groBen 0urdt
ibnitt bat ser oeutide 6arnper Orb
ming uno bas lit Der erite S6ritt 81
gSoblItano. gbenfalS bat Der oeut
| lche sSarnter in 9e5ltg alrf @brli6fei
eillcr giltelt gsamen, SSSeber, Der eint
6nrn 81 perrenter bat, ilbergiebt III
aril !iepiten eine1t 9eutihen; er tueiB
bnrn miro tie ni6t perno6laiiigt
Seoer, Der eilren &gre6t ilid)t mil
am lie6iten eiren 0eutiden er lpeiB.
Serielbe int treu uno IleiBig lntO 5il.
frieoen nit sSarmersfoit, ip1brenO
oft anoere MIR iiibe 2eferbiiien mol
lem bei mel9er Soit gelptB feinrr
auf Dem 6eloe etlpas leiiten fam.
g9iG MON ctipas faltferE 9ebt 3iierit
81 eillem 0ellti6en. aIip, Iieber Sc.
ier, ibr ieDt, mir braud)en ilns nidt
81 id1men, beirti6 5u iprehelr; Der
Geutid)e bat nod itats ieite Sflid)t
getbon im &rieg. ian @eid,dft
.bauptiadlid aber allf Ser 6ornt; oa.
rull:
G6rt bes beutidem Sarmers 6leib,
gr idafft, Of falt es oOer beiB,
Seltelp bOret ibr i'm flagetL
2aiten fann er tpilltg tragen;
SSr Slid 1tO ltngliid bett er alR
@as Soft tbut, 6as lit fppblgetban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-26


&eboluti0n9eD in Die anoere; ia
iogar einen Saiier polte man init
Silfe Der frol8oiiidjen gaponette,
lllpo in Der Berlon oeS llnglildlidRn
Gr3ber5ogs Marinlilian, BON Seltes
reid, alGf merifaniiden 9oOep per-
pilalBen 9ieier biibi6e 8lar sur
begliidilng eeS meritariiden 8olfes
ging ieOo6 raid i'm Die Bride na6-
Oent Der Biirgerfrieg bier bel nns
beenOigt mar. nnb Die 9life bon
fllnoerttalden0en Der 8eterallen III
9lau uno ill1@rau lid na6 Dem Gio
8ranb panOten. @ps MN Die slrt
uno 8eiie onbelar9t, IN pelder
YraiiOent 9ia3 0as 9fitOer gefiibrt
bot, 10 fall1r man oariiber oerfen ipie
man mill. es fonunt Onbei ballpt.
ia6fi1 allf Den Stanopntft alD BON
mel6en aus man Die So6e betro6.
tet. Der gauge 2ebenslmrf oes Sra-
liOenten 9ia6 5eigt urs oen gebore.
nen Soloatell BEN Oeon bon sober
8iaensfrait. DON eiiernem ebdraf.
ter uno BON eilerner 6aillt;
nit eillan @ort, Ben geborenen 9if.
tatpr, lttpo MIR eiriem lol6en Wtonne
mar es nt0gli6 ipdbreno zines 10
groben 3eitraumes in @erifo ole
3iigeI 5it fiibren. Sroboem nun
4rdli0ent Sio5, uitO jebenfalls aud
tbeilapeiie nit 9ebt. als SprGrr per-
iuriem it, 10 nllB man linn bod
&reoif geBett fir Dos, rpas er lpdb-
renb ieiner 9fegieriing fiir Merifo
getban fat llrp0 mas in ienem Can.
Sc rn6 inter iol6en gerbaltniIlen
nur EN- Wtann ieines S9lages boil
bringen fonnte. - Inter Der &egie.
rung oes Sr1iioenten 9ia5 bat Ieri'
70 perbalttiBudBig eroBe 6ortI6rit.
te senadt; bllr6 aon5eiiiot1en aler
Dirt fpltroe ousldnbiides aapital
bort angeIegt in Mineh gtienbab.
nen, Eelegropbenlieren loipie in alt-
Seren llnternebmilnsep; Der alisipnr'
tiae &reoit 6es 2an6es ipuroe gebo-
ben, ,nb auG Der 8oita iotpie Der
Sof3ei.0enit lpnroen bebeuteio per-
beiiert, mas eipen gelteigerten 8er-
febr ioipie gr6bere Siderbeit bon
.gerion rno Gigettfbum 5ur Tolge
baffe. 9lIles Dies lit ieoenfalls I'M
@ergleid nit ben, friiberen lnerifa.
saiitem 8er'baltniiieu cir erfreitlidsssas.
SSortifJritt. 2eioer be6teber ie0odj
nod irtmer piele tief eingeipnr5elte
ltebelit1noe, inter lpeld)en Die iuttes
rem 8olfsI6i6teis belonbers Die ill-
bianii6e 8ep0lferun9. 5lt leiben bas
ben, II. meI1e 8in8 6iS iest nod ilidt
beieittgeil fonnte, ober piellei6t ailh
- nitt beIeitiger ipollte.
Sd]om leit ldngerer 3eit befunoet
li6 caber Die MuIie bes nerifofi.
ifcn golfes in eirem 3idtafto Der
iln5ufricoelrbeit lrtb Der 8abrilnL
tpel9er idfieBlid m 6oun Der iesi'
gen &enolution 3lmt 8urfbrltd ge.
lanate. Gas SoH perlalgt eiie
&onititution tpeldye groBere 6rea9eit
imo mebr gfefte eelpabrt; Dor vi.
lem ieopdy perlalrgt man Die paoi-
fale 8eleitigltng Der arebsiddoeh
lpelde obeit angeoeutt fpnroer.
8enn un6 pie miro Die Sade
nun enben? giS iebt itebt es nidt
oanodS ans, als ob eiae Der beioelt'
8orteien itarf genlIg lit, Inn eilren
poalt1noigen Siee Blt erringen; olf
ole 9auer, ieboh, fanm es 10 ntdt
ipeiter gehen, irtbern altuiele Snterel.
fem Sarllnter leibem nuiiiien. @r miro
alio rrobl sltlest nidts anoeres lib.
rig biefteL alS ipte 6as Gurd9ail'
en- oes gorbiIhen amotens SurA ben
NadYbar llncle Snn; lrtb mas
bnnn2 8roteftorat2 ooer
Sllmerion2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-26
Sraaen nnb gntiuorten. gBii

BIuyeN uHu NhiiuuIttH. SCHW-
i9en Sic feiidiger 81 iperoen Up.
petit 5u befommen erfriidenoen
Sdlnf ai senieBen, uno sit fiiblen
oaB ieber Safer iipo ieoes @etpebe
SbreS &0rpers geitarft uno erneli.
ert mirb2 8enn 10, beginner sic
ole 9eban6lung nit Sorni's GIpeit-
tr1nter. Die erite SIaibe miro Sd.
men ben @ert oieies 8rdparats be-.
meiien, islo sic tperSet iid 6ariiber
punbern, oaB Sic es itiht idon
friiber periu1teit. llnglei6 on6eren
fertiggena1ten Wte0i5ireil lit Der
gllperlfr1uter nidt in @pot9efen 5it
baben. Die @igentbiirner perfailfen
i'm bireft an 6as 8ublifum ourd
Special @seitten. Man idreibe an
Or. Beter SabrneD u. Cons Co., 10
25 9. Sopne glpey Chicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-26
@rpi,er gasnar!

glm Montoe ben 5 SSiuti (Ifingit-H
.rnontog), miro Der 6roiteir gcpinI
Der bieiigen, fatbol. ct. @eorgs @e-
ntcilloe -nuf Dem SSoirplos eirenI
groBen 8n5oar obboIten. sSeber-I
mann lit freitnoIid)it ei,pgelaSen oaS
Seit 5it beiit6eR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-26
2ebe, iuie On iuiinldle1, iuirit,


2ebe, iuie On iuinidcn iuirf,
penn Oai itirbit geIdbt 5u Dobeu.
eifbe alte @d6nbeit, ole etuba neu
bIeibt. neil Ole Sborer fiie aus.
Iterben; ipeil es aud belte rod 10
niele We1iden giebt, oie, op 8Iut.
oengiftu1ug iterbelto, iIbr 2eben NIT
Dem 8iulide aiisbmidyen, fie bGtten
BET 3eiten ibr @lut gereifrigt. Sci
3eiten! glls ii9 &opFIdutler5en iuro
Wtattigfeit, $erSflopien ltn6 atfen
irofB. Sdapin6eI un6 Obnrra6tsf1lle
eirftellten ia lpoH, ba mar es 3eit,
ods 8lalt Slt reiirigen. IndJ 6Gltr
nod, alS one 6rottifde 8eritopFtng
bas &ut ifJDn NIT 6ep gifti9etp glb-
faIlftofien, ole ri1t npebr aits Dem
9orper eittferrt tptlr6en, griir6li6
oengiftet 6atte. aIs bereits idhpere
Sebers itno geierenIeioen iih 61ir6
3iifelridtpdde, 1paiieriid)tiee 9lft,
fhfpellilngeit gdtsi6e 9lppetitloiig,
teit, gelbe iut0 griinIi6e 8erfdrbinrg
Der @eiidtsfarbe, II. +. ,p., anfiirt,
oigten alt6 90 mar eS no6 3eit, iidl
NIT Dem ein5igen SeiImitteI fir iol-
Sale tootlider 9lutbergiftllng
Silfe aripo meme @efiirobeit 5lt ber-
Maffefb; .. j. nit oen felt S5ubrbitlt.
berten beapGbrtet ct. Bernard &r1it.
terpilefl 0eiren Saitienoe illr6 glber-
toltieflbe ein geiiuroes Sebet nab
ihauepein Siedtbum 5it berSanten
bnben! 8ieie mir aus oen belten
iiiro reittiten &flor5enidften sliberei-
tetm gillen iiBo fir 25 gents in
aller stpofbe6etr 5lt boben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-26

geipelen tit. llno 10 puroe bos Jun.
ge De1oden, oaS btsBer in ben oiirf.
tiqlten gerbaltniiien geIebt llno bas
lid) oltn6 @rteilen bon Yrioatitunoen
oas Stuoiitnt ernogIidte, 6ie 9e.
iiserin bon falt 2 NiIlionen, eim3ig
ilno alletn burd Die @eiitesgegen.
mart.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25
FAVORABLE REPORTS
ON NEXT Citrus CROP

Reports from almost every county IN
the state as to the citrus fruit crop for
the season of l9l1-l2 are encouraging.
Good rains during July have put the
trees in good shape, and the heavy
June bloom did much to increase the
size of this seasons yield, which other
wise would have been short on account
of the severe drought during the spring.
The entire citrus crop is expected to
run more than s, 900 000 boxes and the
season will be long, as the late bloom
will prolong shipments until the middle
of next June. The wonderful growth
of trees since the heavy rains has been
a subject of much comment, and never
before has the late fruit looked so we'll
as at the present, particularly the or
ange crop.
It is impossible to tell now just when
the first shipment will leave the state.
In past seasons, fruit has started to
move by October !, but this year there
NAV be delay before grover will ven
ture to ship his fruit, as he may not
know if it Is ripe enough to be within
the new immature fruit law which went
into effect June 6. 1t Is certain If this
law is rigidly enforced that inspectors
must be appointed and all groves in
spected as requested by the growers,
as no two sections OF the state are
alik when it comes to the raising or
citrus fruits. In some sections the
fruit natures earlier than others.
some groves are irrigated, and there IS
a vast difference in fertilizers, which
forces the fruit to maturity much fast,
err than a non-irrigated, unfertllized
grove.
The grower wants to know, before
the fruit is picked, whether it is ready
for shipment or not. None have any
desire to learn, after the crop has been
picked. that it is green and cannot be
marketed under the new law. The
buyer wants to know when he can
market the fruit he has purchased on
trees, for if he should order the grower
to start to shipping and the fruit was
! not mature, he would be a heavy loser
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25

homes, in defense of our honor and all
that was dear to our hearts; we fought
as we saw the right in that Lost
Cause" John Milton Bryan and were
then members of the same company,
the 9Th Florida Battalion of Cavalry,
commanded by Captain j. d. Starke,
and our regiment being under the COM
mand of Colonel George w. Scott of
General Dicknson's division.
John Milton Bryan performed many
deeds of valor during that memorable
conflict, as well as during the Indian
war in Florida.
mourn with those who knew and
loved him, and AS his family mourn
bow in graceful submission to the Will
of the Omnipotent One who wills the
coming and the departure of US all.
The old Confederate soldiers are fast
thinning in their ranks and low in the
distance can be heard the sound of
"taps" calling US one by one.
There il solace though in the thought
that the life of my old comrade and fel.
low soldier, John Milton Bryan, has
closed as it was designed; that it's du'
ties have been well performed; its
pleasures enjoyed and its hOnors won.
His day has run it's course. There had
been the dawn. the morning bright with
preparation and hope, the noon-tide
quick with its struggles and its activi,
ties, the evening rich in contentment,
and when at last the undimmed sun
had sunk in the west and the restfu
night had come to him, he laid down to
sleep in peaceful and pleasant dreams.
"fn the silence of the receding worlC
he heard the great waves breaking or
a further shore, and felt upon his wasted
brow the breath of the eternal morn. y
WILLIAM J. TUCKER.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25
NEW YORK PASSES
FIVE MILLION MARK

New York has just achieved the dis.
tinction of being the first city in the
western hemisphere, and the second in
the world, to pass the 5000, 600 mark in
population. The margin by which this
record was gained this week was not a
wide one, since according to the fig.
ures of the board of health the great
err city now contains exactly 5000, 4O7
people. This estimate is based on the
official census taken in April last year
which gave New York population of
a, 766, 1893, so that within period of
fifteen months there has been an in.
crease of 233,574. equal to the popula-
ton of large-sized city. Since 1898,
when the population of New York was
but 1922, 4lS, there has been an in,
crease of SO per cent-a striking record
in itself. This great concentration OF
population has not been injurious to the
health Of New York's citizens, however.
On the contrary, figures for the last
thirteen years show falling off in the
death rate. According to the figures
of the health department for the past
week the death rate was only frac'
ton over IA to each one thousand IN
habitants, which is one per cent lower
than the lowest record of the last thlr
teen years. The infant mortality
among children less than one year OF
age was 156 in 1000 as against 235 II
the corresponding week for 1910. Al
the present rate of increase it is figured
that New York will outstrip Londoi
and become the largest city in the
world within the next rs years.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25
.FlORIDA'S GR0W1HlS
MARVELLOUS INDEED

Statistics of the growth IN taim 'ahu
vamas and farm development during
the uast ten years for the states com
nrised in the territory OF the nou'ileI. y
Commercial Congress eluquehtiy ten VI
the marvellous growth OF fI0tIIa. A..
S;vt.en states are included IN the
,;st and Florida il second IN farm de-
valonment in the last ten years ot ga,
hama being the only state mahi'ig
nuaatar uroeress, while in the increase
IN the value Of farm lands He2fela
Oklahoma, South Carolina ana le"a"
are a few points ahead oil fioriqa' o,
" Thase figures are even better t!lah was
v,,acted when it is remembered tha'
Florida is only jast now beng serious" aaa
r, ~ i AZ an agricultural state, ana
tba nayt ten wears will show Fior'da a.
many points in the lead o. any ''"'
state Oklahoma not excepted, Ill.,
lands thal sell for few dollars dll
oora NOW in certain parts oil rloriea
an an ,rodure more than the lands OF tue
m" which cannot be bought FOR many
. ~ .. a. mnch, and the farmers OF ine
e"id north are beginning to realize Wna'
awaits them in the Land OF Enchaill'TlyIn nr
a" There are dozens of reasons why r i9l,,
ida land values will increase rap i."y
dn n the next few years. Inc Danny a' !,
climate is the greatest, OF course s as ~
c''i'a's ia farmer to cultivate some
e marketable crop every month Oh tue
year. A.. tho Canadian cities
vii; n probably be open to the IT,, truckers Naan
" Florida before long anu mus r rpcI
" VI q ~ greater market for our t oi,ia,
S Sarm a Then again, Florida ,S S', ars
ars Growing at a startling rate ana su ash
a asn upon the farmers to Iarl msv
t tham with the good things winch may
ba raised in the country. - s,d;no
'' Manufacturing concerns are ' s"itee
o,,t tnan Florida lands are best ;t su,,es :
t ." raising their prod' e;s and s,, wl!" Nth
60 so,v . Years Florida will be h'ieu o wes
lew eSLi yeh houses and canning fae f ths
t pa'u Utilize the surplus crops oi '"'
farmers.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25
AFRIEND'S TRIBUTE TO
JOHN MILTON BRYAN
Fort Pierce, Fla, August 10, 1911

Fort Pierce, Fla, August 10, 1911.
Editor TRIBUNE: ~.
In commemoration of the life and
usefnlness of an old cOmrade and fell
low Confederate soldier, turn to pay
tribute to his memory.
The sad news of the death OF Honor
able John Milton Bryan has cast gloom
over the State of Florida and especially
70 those who knew and loved him we'll.
John Milton Bryan was man among
men. he was man of high and honor
able purpose, sterling worth and char
acter, noble impulse, great determine,
tion, sunshiny in nature and cheerful
and Ioyable in disposition. u kind ana
svmnathetic friend, courteous gentle,
man and as brave as julius caesar ana
as artless as child of nature.
knew John Milton Bryan well. he
was az brave and courageous a soldier
a. ever fought in war. We fought to,
"etber under the same command and
ssnder the same flag. We fought TO-.
getber during the Indian war. from DO
- ,5S in the State, when Florida was
bnt a wilderness infested by Indians;
We were then members OF the United
states Mounted Volunteers and endeav-
Grad by main strength and with many
nr;vations to bear, to rid our Florida
IF a wild and treacherous foe.
Again it was, later on In 81, during
that terrible and trying Civil war, we
fought together in defense OF our
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25

mere m time for lunch. The present
indications are that at least sixteen
cars Will make the run and carry fftv
or more, some of whom will be ladies'
Among those already pledging their
cars to go are X. b. Einig, John Sew.
bold +. b. Douglas, DR.. c. H, Van
Dyke, The Miami Garage, Reed BRYAN
OF Lauderdale, +. A. Theed George
komIth, b. I. McCrimmon, Ed. Romfh,
j; H. Iatum, A. j. Kolb, John c..
Hooks, +. A. Bryan, of Fort Lauder.
dale, The Miami Metropolis, Walter
anlIandingham, r. l.. Mills, Judge A.
T.. lieyser and j. W. Watson.
On the run from Miami to this point
a number of automobiles will Join the
party, information from West Palm
Beach being to the effect that probably
sixteen cars, carrying sixty or more,
will constitute a delegation from that
city. Appropriate banners will be
placed on all the cars, and each person
in the party will wear a badge bearing
the slogan, miami to Montreal"
Further details of the mass meeting
and entertainment to be provided for
the crowd of visitors who will be
among us on this occasion, will be
worked out during the interval be.
tween now and September 5, and the
personnel of this committee having the
arrangements in hand is such as to in.
sure the unqualified success of the
mass meeting and banquet to follow
AS the good roads movement in gen
eral, ann this project in particular, af
fects every resident of our section, il
is anticipated that the meeting to be
held September will be rousing sue
cess both in point of attendance ant
enthusiasm.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25
ALL SECTIONS SWING
INTO LINE FOR WILSON

Monday last, Texas and Arkansas
Joined in the Wilson movement.
Last week Georgia spoke her mind,
Two weeks ago Pennsylvania, after
cringing before New YOrk's financial
and political slave-drivers for gener-
alton, suddenly asserted her independ-
ence and elected to follow Wilson.
South Carolina, Maryland and Vir.
GINA have refused to listen to "Wall
street"
Tennessee has declared her faith in
the New Jersey governor.
California is enlisted in his cause.
Oregon bespeaks him man after
her own heart.
Oklahoma, through her two great
senators, has proclaimed her alleg-
lance to the champion of rule by the
people. at.
The Nebraska editors say: at
must be Wilson"
West Virginia declares. through her
greatest newspapers, that she will not
be influenced by Wall streets Vlnd!c'
tive assaults upon the New Jersey gov
ernOr. .
Illinois has taken up the fight for in
dependence from New York DONNA
ton.
Indiana is ready to follow him.
In New England thousands upon
thousands of progressive democrats
and republicans have spoken --Ireh
ton IN. j. True American.
A, f.. Saeger, of Ankona, was in oul
city Wednesday.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25
Auction Sale of Lots Emancipation Park

The Saint Lucie Investment Co., has
plated twenty acres north of Fort
Pierce Heights, on the north side of the
canal, into lots fifty feet wide by one
hundred and thirty-tive feet long. It's
the intention of the company to make
this addition to Fort Pierce an exclusive
colored settlement. This tract is high
and level and is ideally located for this
purpose. being beyond the city limits,
on Third street, which has been shelled.
By opening this addition for settlement
by colored people the Saint Lucle In
vestment Co., is giving these folks an
opportunity to own home in a com
munity of their own. The auction sale
will be held two days. beginning We'd
nesday, August Goth, and Thursday
3lst, at LAS p. m. Valuable presents
will be given away on the grounds each
day of sale. See ad on page 8.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-08-25

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The Washington herald., 1911-04-16

bile Manufacturers to become general
sales manager Of the United States Motor
Company. with headquarters in New
York. For the last year and half Mr.
Reeves has been general manager Of the
association, which is now merging with
the new automobile board Of trade re-
Gently incorporated under the laws Of the
State Of New York.
E. C. Graham, president OF the Ma
tional Electrical Supply Company, leaves
Tomorrow for a trip to the Coast. He
expects to be gone a month.
Wine & Benson have delivered
Moline toy tonneau car to Milton L.
Veasey.
s. o. Kimberley has purchased a fore
door touring car from Theo. Barnes &
Co.
The chief of the Allentown. Pa, fire
department has discarded his horse in IA
yor Of an automobile, and henceforth will
go to fires in a Pullman speedster. This
model car was selected AFTER a competi-