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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
He Will Succeed De La
Barra in Washing
ton Post.
NEW CABINET
is ANNOUNCED
All Places Filled by Diaz Except
That Of Secretary of Interior,
Which Probably Will Go to
Dehesa-Talk of Peace
Still Is Upper
most.

Mexico City, March 27-Coincident
With the official announcement OF 4
new Diaz Cabinet TO day came that OF
the appointment Of Manuel de Zaca-
nacona z. Inclan as ambassador to
tho United states succe eding Fran
cisco Leon de la Barra. named Secre-
tary Of Foreign Affairs. AT the same
tliiie the resignation of Miguel Macedo
as sub secretary OF the Department Of
me Interior became known In the
Cabinet as announced to-day the Of.
nee OF Secretary OF the Interior was
lett vacant. Speculation as to its In
cumbcnt still favored Tcodorc Dctesa.
Governor Of Vera Cruz. and candidate
tor ice President al the last election.
General Cosio retains the portfolio Of
the Department OF War.
The Cabinet. as at present constf
tuted. follows:
Foreign Relations, Francisco Leon
dc Ia Barra H.
interior. pending.
Justice. Dcmetrio Sodi
Public Instruction, Jorge Vera Es,,
mol. 'i~>' n q
Eomento. Manuel Marronuin y Riyea.
Communications and Public Works
Norbeto Domingucz
finance. Jose ives Liinaneour. In
cumbent 80
t'',"F ana Marine, General Manual
GONZALES Cosio. incumbent.
Salado Alvarez, Sub-sccretarv ~ ~.
Department OF Foreign Relations. and
ioL inc time being the ranking Ca hinc,
oihccr. VIII administer the oath Of or
nee TO the new ministers ,o-morrow
~ the Hall Of Ambassadors. IN The
Nacamacona E. fnclan is the gov I
erhmcnts financial agent in London
Whcre he has been stationed IN, ~
last two years
me new ambassador is comparative
~ Young. bIt ne has filed several in
rortant posts under the DIaz adn,i,,i.
,'s,ioh trlor TO the apnotntmcn,
MHicn TOOK him to London ne was a.
let'or or the Department Of the Inter
nai revenues. director genera ~ IL.
rostal service. member OF the board =,
directors OF the Mexican Central Pa,1-
roao ana general manager OF = gov
.Ih.hental banking and loan institu.
Mr Inclan was said alreadv % r. j
deSet'ed notice OF his appointment, nv
Washington. ~
Ihe retirement of the Cabinet mem
go, ms siVen rise TO many rumors Of
oxoa.i oAiciai posts to be vacated, NOT
ep.lns that OF President Ola, htr,
sell. That Vice President f-nrra, ~. ~,
ASK Ter and receive a leave ~ No.. y -
LOT long term. If he does no, IN a.,
ritseht his resignation to Conpraes'a,
well ss,,hst.,p p y was regarded as
10y Ieheral Diaz contemplated s,,.t
tonosrins the presidency, howeva-
4"uhuatlon could be found -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
.CYCLON|C STORM
WREAkS DISASTER
Sweeps Philadelphia, Leaving
Destruction and Death in
Its Wake.

Philadelphia, Pa. March ga Sc
we're electrical storm accompanied by
high wind, which at times blew with
cyclonic force. swept over the north
ern section Of this city shortly after
O'Clock Tonight, leaving destruction
and death In it's wake
The New York division OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad was placed out OF
commission temporarily by the demoli
ton of its tower at Holmesburg, ana
at Tacony. cutting off all telegraph
communications. New York trains ara
being routed via the Trento on cut off,
which branch of the Pennsylvania
company was not In the path Of the
high winds.
The police station at IIacona was
demolished Members of the evening
squad Of policemen were preparing to
leave for theor beats when the roof
of the building was blown off and
every window broken by a sudden burst
Of wind. at the Tacony station Of the
Pennsylvania an unidentified man was
killed when portion Of the structure
was blown away.
Many houses in this section were un-
rooted or completely demolished.
In the manufacturing section Of
(Cnnt{p,ia6 IN Second pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
PREACH FOR PEACE
Churches Will Unite in Forwarding
.-. Arbitration Movement. -.---l

Churches Will Unite in Forwarding
Arbitration Movement.
Philadelphia March 27.-Dr. William
H. Roberts, stated clerk Of the Prcsby-
terrain Church, and chairman Of the
executive committee Of the Federai
Council of the Churches Of Christ in
America. to-day sent out a request
that sermons be preached in all
churches in the federation next Sun.
day upon the subject of "Arbitration-
Substitute for war;
In his request. Or. Roberts says tho
churches OF ali England have forward
cd hlegram asking the churches Of
America to unite with them in the pre-
sentation next Sunday. from all the
pulpits. Of the subject of the arbitra-
lion between England and the United
States now nending.
The ties between Great Britain and
ireland and tho United States Of
America are such as to make this ap-
adds.
The Federal Council OF the Churches
of Christ represents thirty-thrce de-
nominations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
Why Not Order
Your Copy Nowp

Next sundays Times Dispatch
Will be brimful Of entertaining fcn-
lures. Among the notable offerings
will he "a Unique Congress," n
timely forecast of men, snensurcs
nnd methods mt the extra session
nbout to nssemhIe, from the pen of
john Eifrcth Watkins; q picfur-
csTuc political story from Greece,
written by the always entertaining
Frank G.. CHrrentcr; Spiilnne'a .sItO-
ninnccs OF the business World;
"rhe Cost OF ROoseveitfsm," by
FOxcroft Davis; page OF news
aud stories from Old World capitals,
II page of pictures from tho "frOnt,n
In Tcxns, and four pages of sports,
written by stnH men or received
over special sporting wires. There
IL also the Illustrated magazine
section, which WIFI carry "PIay
Ball. written by Umpire Dill Evans,
ms well nv many short stories by
tho country's best story-tellcrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
Americann shoot ,1e.,

bas e ro; Mexico. March 27,-Eox
1Ssd ii1libusters not aHliate ID Am me! :
N ortbern S or revolutionists. entered
youns Mexican and shot him ur s11
signin residents ,;i OF this city are
Gr Wa Torres denouncing the act G and
band - arrest this
!, When the revolutionary force wb,cb
h hera la COLORADO. forty miles from
a. they marched out to meet tben
tte eas guard of nifty men in H..
The The Federals approached the tow !
iho ano1her way and were mel hv
ne ne guard. about half OF whom woro
In Indians: at the hrst . fire f from
RE, re guard fifteen Federals fell dead.
seven ,,,, dead and having Killed tw eriHs
H. dMS feoerals. Fifteen wounded SOL
G Gs came into the hospital from T 81
colorado, = Two died Yesterday. No on ne
rs, ali1Wed to leave this city, other than
Is almost at standst1ii. ''iie >
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
Aid for Hefureea

Washington, March 27.--In response
10 &c, appeals from Brigadier- G eneraI
Bliss. at San Diego. Cal, for relief for
the destitute refugees Of the Mexican
revolution in Lower California. the
American National Red Cross TO-DAY
photographed $4,000.
The refugees. of whom forty-fve are
women and 121 children, are in the
wild part OF the mountains abont
t I'M, y,,iiy miles from San Diego. GEN
United States troops Is rendering as
sistance. From thirteen to eighteen
arc being housed in one tent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
NO EXPl ANAT|ON
OF MANOEUVRES
TAFT Will Not Make Statement
Unless Inquiry Is
Ordered.
GETS ALARMING REPORTS
Official Advices Say That Con-
dition i'll Mexico Is Near
Anarchy.

Washington. D. c.. March 27.-There
are Official reports before The Presi-
dents Cabinet to the effect that the
in fact. much more serious than has
been Indicated by the disna tches COM
Ing out Of Mexico City.
This is true. in spite Of the reassur-
Ing incidents Of the past few days, re-
sulting in the resignation of the whole
Diaz Cabinet and the formation OF
new ministry.
SO grave are the conditions outlined
IN the sta tements made to the Presi-
dent that Mr.. Taft has decided this
Is not the time to put out an Official
statement regarding the purposes Of
this government
A Explanation Planned.
II was generally expected .ha the
PRESIDENT would take the country into
his confidence as soon as no returned
TO Washington and tell tile people lust
exactly what his objec; was in sending
treops to the Mexican frontier.
his, II is said, he would have done
but for the fact that he found Tho in
itcrnal conditions in Mexico SO disturi,-
ing That any statement at this time
might be premature. To deny that the
.troops We're sent to The border to protect
, ne interests Of Americans across tia
line might prove contrary to the neces.
stiles liable to arise.
iheIefoie. no statement has been
at the time the President started SOUTH
nave been put out. and not one word
81 nihcial explanation has been forth.
The exact nature IF ~. . ~,
before the Cabinet ny the President
can only be guessed The same is
rue as to their source. All that IS
known positively Is that the state
channels and that they show that the
oouthnrn republic is in state Of near
a cnafc SECRETARY Knox had a long
President on the Mexican situation.
Taking No Chnnccs.
While, the President. 1t is known
be strong enough TO cope with Inc
situation, no chances arc being taken
e en-, the present purpose is TO maintain
IN, ar; ariiyl tire border: or near ii. ,,n-
I'll theiH is tranquility beyond the line
The President does not intend to
send in q message to the extra session
OF Congress on the Mexican situation
or even refer to It, exccpt in An in,,I
dental way. unless either the House or
senate orders an inquiry.
OF course IL the army stays in Texas
long enough TO require a deficiency an
the President to explain to Congress
the reasons for asking for more money,
!, TIL, This is o matter: from the White
sratIen sta ana for future consid-
mediate concern to the President
tnt!l more favorable reports are
made therefore. no voluntary state,
eXp.ctcd from the administrations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
FERRER CASE REVIVED
IA Is NOW BeInE Debated in Chnrnber
Of Deputies.

Madrid. March 27.--rhe debate on the
trial OF Professor Ferrer. the founder
or the Modern School a Barcelona, who
was executed in October. 1909. opened
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day and
attracted unusual attention. The pro-.
hN tho Republicans and accepted by
the government many months ago. The
Republican press declares that the re-
vival OF the Fcrrer case means the
eEd politically OF Senior Maura, who
was Premier al the time, and his col y
leagues
Deputy Soriano opened the debate
and asserted that none OF the facts
charged against Fcrrer constituted
tho crime OF rebellion. according to the
military law. The government was
advised To that effect. he said. By the
local mil ltary authorities. ts5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
WALL STREET INVADED
Masked Men Line Boys Against wal,
and Rob Them

New York, March GA trio q,
masked men, armed. invaded the finan-
cial district late this afternoon. lined
eieven messenger boys against the wall
Union Telegraph Company's ONCE in
Wal! Street, and took from them the.,.
weeks wages. a clerk who rushed in
10 learn the cause Of the connection
and searched The trio backed OUT
alter warning the boys that an OUT :
cry would mean death. This was the
tasL OF three daylight holdups to-day.
me .. street, and man robbed OF his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS
All Of Governor .Johnson's

Practically All of Governor .Johnson,a
Program Goes Through.
Sacramento, Cal, March 27-The
california Legislature adjourned to-
night. after enactlnE into laws nearly
All the reforms on which Governor
Johnson made his campaign as a Pro-
gressiVe. The following constitutional
amendments will be submitted at a
special election in October:
For the initiative and referendum: for
the judiciary: for woman,s SUFFRAGE:
eliminating technical errors as Il
ground for reversal in criminal cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
CAN'T USE STINGERS

District Attorney Won't Let Bee an7
Wasp Fight.
New Orleans, La. March 27.--With5
parting invect!res IL their respeetiveS
purcrs, the Bee and tile Wasp. Editors
Baroncclli and Capdeville day APP
rarently abandoned the Idea Of n duel
that was imminent last week The
district attorney to-day warned stha
editors that no more threatening ar
ticies would be tolerated, and they
bowed TO his ultimhtum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
AInerIcan. IInIoJ

- II Faso, IeNas. March 27-James
=. Harper. of El Paso, a captain In the
ms RE army. arrived tonight from
Robert Z. Lee. OF Kansas civ Nc
and Martin Ryan, whose residence he
uid not know, We're killed in the bal
lie OF Casas Grandes on March 6. Har
per SAID about twcnty-siX Americans
were taken prisoners. The official re.
port said seventeen foreigners were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
Another Diaz Rup,or

san antonio, Texas. March ga
ron was received tonight to the
as President CO Mexico The rnmor
was traced to very doubtful sourres
and then lost. No one conversant with
lar with the characteristics Of TIE
Iron Man Of Mexico" placed the faint
est credence in the rumor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
BerthoId yyo,,n,lea

MeXicali. Tex, March 27.-G enera1
Simon Berthold the American Socialist
leader of the rebels in Lower Cali
fornia. was shot In the leg and one
rebel was killed in a sl1irmsh with
Mexican Federa1sT at Alamo Pass,
seventy-five miles south OF Mexicali.
M CONTINUED on Second Page1 I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28

Asthma and Bronchial Sufferers need Brown's
Bronchial Trochcs. Safe. sure and convenient
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
DEIHESS GlEggT BE CURED

Sy locG SpPhcaaoas, as Lly gl11o, resca the diseassJ portion y- che ear. The0e ss only one Hag ue ..E. deal osss. and that Is 1y aaasa-.a .ag.-aI remedleS Deamess s caused .g ca. tndamed condition ot tae -ls.a.l.aH Tuba When Jl-s tube Is tu.aa.a- you have a vGlbaas sound o- aaPar tecS hearlBE. and when ]. is entirely eiOsed. GesEuess is lae rgs..-. and L.E- elss IAe l5smualea oaa le taken out ana tlis tube resUr.. "a US nor ual cozdiUoz Eea-aE VIII be de s-oyed tc7eve-. nine asses esl ol ueH are caused by CaJaEa. Ra.sa .z moth sae but sa jat.sae5 r1.E...ra 70. -.s mucous su-facss
 We win g,ve One Eua5aa. na..aTs fcr any ease ot ueafu1ss .0aHF.a aE Cssa-ra1 that cazzoS ge cured lz Halls Caavh Cwg Send .a- gr culs-s, cree
 F.L CHENEN S CO., re'e5o, o
 Sold by pvaEslsls. -ge
 Take Halls FamIy glz for ruos- psooA
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

J '. Ne--s-. N So-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
CRIME IS RAMPANT

While a uamse- og papers on he PssGy Coas, have been printing sJo- zsos a5out Alaska. one which has yausal ,oa>5le-sale eommea, uss Gal one besGtss lae oapuol rCsus Is RAazSal .a Alaska
 Tas ne Ga uo, believe, but the szo,sas aJ,eupS made oa 2e gde os CyGe 2. g1P,-. la ,as o,y yes,ea- lay uSNss us gesB lo believe lasJ lseae S sola, Gul .a lAe ssoz
 Ne are sL prone ,o make Ugh, ot aao.ae-s F,a7zaaal vsao,es. 5u, vaeu zsus,e sg.kes us persoaa-y. we s1eU SymqaaEe pssa our ae.saco- sa hts aas a, sgrosv and appreciate so 5aao- tesrey a5> re-~oaa. feelings
 >Sssvay Is ike one large Su-y and aa iasay yo aay one os ,,s res sasae is lks an aasuZ so ones oVa o7,Ge- or sSse-
 As hs news os Ge nshG@ aGar gs yesss7lay ge,aae mo-s and more eeacaL ue cloud os gloom seemed aa ses-t ,so>s- s1yu, our tova ana sl7-e uss uaas5ss oa eveV lsee
 lala-uaaa ue saaagv o- sorrow vss oas a. <a>aseoa Eveg seaa sa- WAS s.rala.sel and bcose. urga us,a u.~-gs>
 Saar,a as v.g goa.5 v.e found ao u a va1 had aasa, sa say Q. as va, V.as g.ag a, g-e ag>5 aage-as ss. saeea .4e and JsaA Nyeraae wo7as as asSaa>, asseea
 Aay qga~1a ass ssal De so 3sss s a, assau7, Go ae of C>yyc B. ,a7aa 5o- a sou aslgy aolg-s u-ss ss 1at pEg grl ao, A1oV Ar- Ea- as kaoo sa uaS ,o sagc am, and -a aa a ae7, Aasaa-a G1ee eaas se s> ,aez aa
 Ue sS7s0oa vasss has been ga, g1 oae .os ,se yoaaE men os tasS ely ,s ,y@@s,las Gs Eo1leSs e o-ue s-7SSseS tse 5zas.aaGoa Ills r-e1 s7esG ga vlsS9s7s. and SasSe Se.s SslGS
 Lgs sS sZ Eo7s Gs, vaoeve- t vSs Ga, made ae auez7; oz Ae -.5s Js N~ Garl-- val 10, have Uu7- der a asg1-zs su-. s-G cla, vs VII Ne S7s-s5 tae -Ge os one whom we have a-- .as--eE la love and -esGec-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
FOSSIL IVORY
 FROM ALASKA

Nay e 2e ~s1-soaeas~ vso are pASsas S7olzA SkNsvzy ez-ogoe e lse S1A-es to- ze vl1ss-. z-e rSk.as s5vSz1se ol Ee o7o-aaiy oGe7el Gez o. sscl-ls SoZe s---Aais sou vsz- so- Ge- s-e75s o- re5alyss wAlaa are so g.szGL .z lae k1-use store
 Tls cll sossL svo-y t-oZ Alaska seels 70 5s aeelZE v-1 lhe ereAs est z-q-gus- 5o- lhe SS-es lz Gs Po9- alzr store ss Ize s1eaoass sy has been Frr sgre-sI -eAs
 The 1ze7oGs 5eSgas e e-i55AEe boS-5s- pape- ve1gals and El5ves, aA kla 7lass s25 he endless va-.ecy O; fossl Ivo-y .eve-y vhzoh Is msde s-o- tse Nssso5oz svo-y ls 5l great 6euA1E
 Tae-e S-e gres k-c5s of 5vo-y EcuDd la AsSskA-NSz2oA, Nksso5oa and Wsl-us The prehistoric animals lISsao5oa Sz5 N&aEol5 lsoo0-5ias S ol- s0e1Gsls Eve5 S huoG-eG tEog- sSa5 years SEo. she Wal-Us lRoSua- rus a uS-lZe anna. lIvlaE a. lL-s une-
 Ths Iv0-y is not PleulsuL h the cou7ss oE a season an Eskimo talL,y usu eshe- a few Pleces and Sr-1E then ta 5he aiSsious or s1sd1E poses. viewing for Gen NoW Kow lfoo51 ia exchange
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
EAGLES REGylaR MEETING

Skssvsy Ae-e. N. - FT8t.zHat Order CE EsETrS w. meet M..H"s cay night a, t.ur H. ". ....H A.. nue. N8S'rr- l-.t..s .1. H. Meeting salle5 at s o'clock
 EIr.- Wheeler. W. P. M E-rr1- N So.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

WCDz=-S LEHRRE co.
 6 AHS,ntl r.rH. rive and Depart From This Dock
 sTIoNs fsru vva-eA7zs- r7es s- z. & m. m Pe-5sssrTas 1N-.~ day O- st night su e-ssrs- sss7ez-z by SE77pprg.s -sN can be st s. hons ,rae. cd D. u No rci Int will he -e--sgar l B ae-s.F- -a CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY vhen unchecked -- aub-ic vhe Is and u-. passengers disembarked. al office dock q Bay --z e. J SHAW General Manager
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

\ fine mild temperance drink Is the pure wholesome beer made from .ra sparkling waters ot Tumwater Falls. and Che very best barley malt with just he right proportion of choicest grown hons Brewed as on. !. the Olympia Brewing company can
 brew For sS'e st Che Board ot Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
S 0 . ( E

N rte 6
 Just received 8 shipment of fresh cvsts-s In shell You can now ger cvrss-s oa Aslf chen ia sly quantity al ysa Pack TTaiR RestaurSnt
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

All the late telegraph uews in Che Daily Alaskan.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-01-09

Genuine humor. jingling and infec-
tious melodies, capable and experience
ed artists, voices that blend harmon
iously and an elaborate scenic equip
ment is promised in the latest musical
comedy in three acts. entitled, George
Washington Bullion" interpreted
by the famous Barton and Wiswen
Smart Set Company, which will be the
next attra ction at the Temple Theater
for one night on Wednesday, Jan. 1lth.
The offering becomes one of the
events of the theatrical year. Salem
Tut Whitney, a comedian of skill and
ability, is a the head of the organi-
Zation which in itself is an assurance
that the entertainment will prove an
enjoyable treat He will have the as
sistance of forty funmakers, vocalists
and dancers. including Daisy Peters
Martin and J. Homer Tutt. In addi-
ton the management has provided an
elaborate scenic equipment, private
travelling car and other novelties. a
dozen song hits are introduced in the
comedy besides enough features to
make the production acceptable in any
environment.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-01-09
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE


Notice is hereby given that under ana
by virtue of a certain final decree IN
chancery rendered and entered on the
third day of January, 1911. by the Hon
ora BILE W. s Bullock, judge of the cir
cult court of the fifth judicial CIRCUIT
of Florida. sitting in chancery for Ma
rion county. and in a certain cause
therein lately pending wherein Earle
F. Lumbard was complainant and y.
T. Comstock was defendant, the under
signed was appointed special master IN
chancery TO execute the said hnal de,
cree in said cause and. that under and
by virtue of said decree. | Will on Mon
day. the sixth day of February. 1911
that being the first Monday in said
month and a legal sales day. | Will Of
fer for sale and sell a; the store houSe
of the said \. T. COmstOck at Burbank
Florida. between the legal hours OF
sale. all of the stock of merchandise Sc
and fixtures and all property used II
connection with the business of the
said n T. Comstock at his store a
Burbank. Florida. Sold to satisfy sale
final decree and costs. w. I. Hall,
Special Master
The Ocala evening star., 1911-01-09
PROPER SUGGESTION FROM AN
ALWAYS SENSIBLE PAPER

We are sorry Orange county failed
to vote that million dollars bonds for
good brick roads. 1t would have been
a full and fair test of the cost or such
roads and the advisability of their be-
ing undertaken whenever and wherever
the people have the money. Orange
would have been a pioneer in line
Of enterprise which needs the light or
illustration, and the balance of us
could have profted by her example
and success.
We now nominate Marion county TO
the honorable and responsible position
of pioneer in the brick road business.
Marion has fine lands, enterprising
people and Is altogether admirably
situated to show the value OF good
roads Like Orange. she would lie on
the highway between Jacksonville and
Tampa and tens of thousands Of peo-
pie would spin across her leisurely IN
autos who now whiz by on trains and
never see the charms of the landscape
nor the evidences OF agricultural anc
Industrial prosperity that would com
mand a closer examination and secure
new settlers and greater development
What do we hear from Marion?-
Tampa Times.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-01-09

A few weeks ago, member OF the
Star staff wrote short article de-
scribing the bonds, area and popula-
tion of the new county that the people
of Dunnellon and vicinity wish to cut
out of Marion, Citrus and Levy. This
article must have been complete ana
comprehensive. 1t has been copied
without proper credit, into half or the
papers in the state. The last on the
list is our local contemporary, the
Banner, which credits it to the Perry
correspondent of the Metropolis. Ii
has often seemed to us that the state
correspondence of the Metropolis is
written with a pair of scissors. and if
Editor Harris found the item interest
ing. he might have obtained it from
the Star a month ago.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-01-09
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
Deed Under Section of Chapter
Laws of EEorila,

Notice is hereby given that c. +. High
tower purchaser Of tax certificate NO
1886 dated the 3rd day of September.
A. d. 1900. mas filed said certificate in
my office. and has made application
for tax deed TO issue in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property sit
uated in Marion county. Florida, to-
in Sw cor OF sell of ne4 sec tp Is
- e. The said land being assessed
at the date OF the issuance of such Ger
tificate in the name of Albert B. Hagin.
Unless said certificate shall be redeem
ed according TO law, tax deed Will is
uary. A. D. 1911.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 10th day OF Deeember; A
D. 1910. :. I Sistrunk.
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. Fla
The Ocala evening star., 1911-01-09
LUMBERMEN IN SESSION

The regular monthly meeting of the
Georgia Florida Sawmill Mems Asso-
citation is in session in Ocala today
with about IS in attendance. This is
the first time the association ever met
in Ocala, but we hope it will not be the
last. The business session was held at
o'clock in the Elks' Club, when many
measures of interest to the associa-
tion's welfare were discussed. The as
sociation will have a banquet at the
Ocala House at 9 o'clock tonight, which
will be attended by the members and g
few outside invited guests. and q
splendid time is anticipated. The To-
cal committee has provided gooC
time for the visitors while they arr
here and have done all they could tt
make the session in Ocala a pleasan
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