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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
&Curg Glag Scnttic ir. crwnrtct nGdl'
ifGn SOnnta9 in ieiucm Sem
5n ucr6riHgen.
g6er fein i reiiprud.
@cuInb %inforo bca6iidltiGt, mad il.
rcr Gntaiiung ans 3engrnBait
Sne &iibne 5rI gc6cn.
Ger &itbilic ucrOadtia.
G5ciieriicT0 Court 6ouie &a..

NDCllerUClO Y CllrG pulVe, Nl.,
:. September.
$>enrp Clan 9elttie IT,. ser Der
Grmor0uug iciner Satin on1cfIa8t
it, tbeilte Sen lln belutcnOen 3ei-
tlng3leuteu nit oaB er nitt eruar-
tet, in Dem NrojeB, Der SIR 3eit
I'M Gang lit, frej5aIprotcn 3u lUer-
ben; Oanclcn erpartct er 0dB Die
@cid)luorcnen lid nid)t cinigen fon-
ucn. 0aB iicbT fiir &crlIrtbeilu'u8
un0 fiinf litr 6reiIpredunJ lein mer'
Sen. Gnle8en lit cr iejner &eriihc-
rInl 3uioIge ii6er5elt1t. 0GB itn 3lDci-
ten EroSeB feline 6reiiprctung err
folat 6erner crlpartet er, 0aB mad
@cCnoigun1 0e9 gelemDlrti1en
1ro5eiies er 9elen 9iirihait5itel-
Ilmg nui freien Sub 9eiett miro, 10
onB er Ben ltdhiten Sonntal in lei.
ren &cim miro oetbrinlen t0nnen
Il5 elmer ser 3eitlnlJa6cridlteritat-
ter enpdbute, baB @eulob 8iniorO.
Na3 oQ}1Ohcn in 6cn SAT-, erfl0rt
habe. iic meroe sur &it1ue Qcben
Iofte 9enttie ber5lidJ uno meinte.
mas iie apobl ouf ser @irfne tbun
noue, oenn Gimme cNer EoIent ba-
be iie nidlt. Gann fl1te er ldNnlul-
5elll0 hiBu, oieQcdlt 4uiirOe ober Gin
,&tlnt" nrit 0Htlab lmO oan Sle-
riii Sid ol5 .6ou4cperionen 3iehen.
G9 fanO feline SeridtaliblmJ nab
reno oe5 Cages itatt oa Ser 9idltCr
nit Sen 2lnudlten ser bci0eu @nr.
teien betrciis ser SIutruttIoneu font
ierirte, uclhc er Sen Seihmorencn
ertbeilen ioQ Ger Staat2anu1it
eriufte sen 9idter, 0ie 5reiloliiuI
Ser 9enlab 9infor0 Inn etlihe Gage
5u pcri5gcrn. oa er Die &eihuloiJunB
3u untcrild1cu piluIhe oaB 0a5
Wd0hcn an Dem &erbredeu betbei-
Ii9t 9elueien lei Ser 2lutrng itiibt
ib auf Sen Gnpfduq <lncr gepeite
ans Chicago. oercn 9lbien0cr erfIdrt
oaB @etIab ltn0 4auI 8eattie ais
MitfAuloiqe nerbaitet mer0en ioa.
ten uno onB er, neun Qelpiiniht
nah G6eiterfieI0 Gourt6oue fonmen
per0e, INN uI3 3eugc olf5utreten.
Ser StaotsampaIt hat niht nn0e-
fiin0iqt. mer Ser QIbicnoer ser Ge-
peIfe hit
@etreFfs Gaul @eatt;c3 Icnt ser
Stoot5anpaIt fein groBeS @enift
ouf 0ie @eidrrl1iglng mobI n6cr be.
treii5 9eulabs. Die @iuioro lit ar
eertih oariiber, onB iie niht ouf Sen
9euqenItan0 gebrndt nur0e, neil,
ME iie erflGrte, lie Damn einen niel
fctteren Theaterfontraft erhaItcn
fonnte. ais ibr iebt in 9lu$iiht Iteht
9luh lit iie entriiitct 0arii6er, 0nB lie
INNER nod ieitlehnlten miro. 9lIS
ibr mit9etheilt 1puroe. 0aB ser 9lnge-
fIogte Guberte, cr boiie Sen ndd)iten
Sonntug 5u &auie 81 oer6rinqen,
ridf lie ans: Sd miir0e cine nil
lion hcrge6en. rcnn if oie3 iebcn
f0nnte!"
Der 9iihter miro morlen gIcid
rnh Gr6iimtng ser @criftSiitu11
ieine &nItruftion Ser @eihmorcncn
perIeien un0 nann belinnen Sic
SdIuBreoen 0cr9lnpdlte, Die nndl9ln-
iidt oes RidtcrS bis glbcno bcenoilt
iein iollten. @enn Damn Bic Sc.
ihporenen niht 5u mii0c fins. 10
miro er iie qIeih iur @crathuna ein.
idlieBen Ioiien 9lnoerniaG8 meroen
lie crit am iSreitag 5ur @erat5ung
;uiommentreteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
Snilm min aus oem SunScsiennt
idleiOen.
@oincspillc. Ger. 7. Scp:.

Ter @unoesitnator Soieph y. 9ai.
len bcitdtiqte. BAR er lid, nitt mteOer
I'M cincn Sie i'm 9unoeslen1t be-
milheu luiiroe. iuie betannt 1emodi
norNen mar. Seine Senats je't lduit
on BARS 1913 Oh G5 heibt 01b
Scnator Iutc1 mad iCiuem glus.
ifei0eu ans Dem Seuat nab ]lclp
gort ach,u un0 i'd 6ort Ger 2lnpalts.
sraris WiOmen mill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
@uroe ucrgiitct.

yVUI BN4UIVIIt .. ~Nft'
Ser 9co. >. 6. Coui5. ser Supe.
riutcnOcnt Ger 9}iiiion ser 6eiligeu
bonn iiingiten Gage in 9ritiidl.
Guiana, ceiien GrmorOung OurA Sic
Girgeboreueu gemeiort pur0e, puroe
peraiitct. 0interIaiiene 9rieie Oe5
W2iiiionars ifil0ern oa8 &erbrchen
in i6ren Ginjelhe,ten. Gs beiBt OaB
er Sic Gin9e6orenen ourh ieine 9.
fdmpiung ser GieIIpeiberei eroitterte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
gOrluabItn


Staotsieuotor GarI aeQe cr5ielt
sic repu5Iitaniihe Domination 'iir
oos Rur9cruaiiterout 5ei o.g 5isii.
gen &oruoh.en 4I1in Is Genes Der
Gauoi0at Der o[rodcnen uur9e um
400 Stimmen 9eihia7cH J5ur G0OO
Stinlmen nuroen a5aeaa5cn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
Hcrn.
Tid)t annj 10 idlli'nm wic jncrir
1CmCl0t

yuma Z ScQt.
RAD einem (clclramu 0cs 3ahI-
meiiicr9 oe5 6i,cniitcn Clupicr5
vSucapeI", Der bel Guiloa ihejteric.
0inaen i'm (5anjen b Ylcniheulc5cu
bel Dem Sdif'aunlIiif uerlorcu 80
%erionen pltr0en lerettct. llutar ben
llngefommencn bcijnOen iih Ser
&lpitdn Oe9 0oupierS, ser crIte
un0 3meite Cifiiier % SeeIeute
un0 9 2efQaiialicrc. Der j luca.
pei" gcrictb i'm oiftcn }}cbcl AM
sin 9liii III ser 9}ibc non Glliloo.
0ns aui Sen adrten niht per5eihnet
If
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
9Ionardjiitcn pInncn Giaiaa.
Cpnrto. I. Sea.,nl.cr.

Cp0rto, /. : Septul.Cr.
98cuttn ser &eJieriml 'diocn III
Sen uutcrlrOrhcn @cwylu Ger
bieii9cu Nathe0rolc. al2 e, NIT Scr
Hnueutur 0e9 airdeuei9.u.aiuuS be.
id)dlti9t mdrcn, eiucu gro8,H Shae
GiQcmmm ucn Nt6nd2t irubcrcr
3eitcu. Sdbit ole airdu1tbor0cu
battcn uou Dem &orbnnoAcu oe@
groBitn &Hrdlc9 oieler &aibiahcu
feine Aburu1. Die 9Inbaurug 0leicr
Sha6t 00tirt ans Sen Souhuu0er.
ten ais Eogtudal nod cine roide no
loniolmaht mar. Tic ,ut0cdttu
Erubcu iHo NIT @ol0bawcu mro
ooI0cucn Hirben5efdBcu uuo init
grobeu Gubjnen beiebten CrHamCn-
ten onaefult. Die Gltoe5ml hdi
bier ric''0ts 2luiiebeu errI5t. Qjau
aIoubt o0B ser Sdat luter oclt
@eitimnuiu9cu Ocs EreHulml9gc
ieee@ an Sen Staut fallen Miro.
GntidciOCt iid fHr oo0 glnrcoui,
initem.
2iiiabon, Z sent.
Die portuQiciiihe HeatHm4 bat
sic brjtid'a uno Die itoueuihe Rc.
gicruuQ bcuohrihtigt, 0oh nc iih
eutIhloiien bat, oas Mucoa;iuitem
ser acknowledgements mjmebmeu.
Stafioacu mcr0cn in 2iiio5on un0 Ben
@otutpuuftcn on ser GdR lm0 aui
Sap &cr0c crrihtct. g5 hciBt. oab
@ortliaoI 0icieIben 9eoiu1im1cn er.
boIteu hnt mie Die brititc Gc.
gcrun1,
2iiinbor. G. Gent.
Cine 'oetan perotfenIid to halbamt.
Iiht Rcte at. 0aB un'tc,nen0 0ic
mou,rdjitiitcn Eeridu;rcr in s.
Iic.a Sen 3cjtplmf iiir II ,tt 9epIou.
fen GHiaa iiir giiniti9 l,.teu oab
a6cr oie NeJicrml aae uotameuoi-
aon G'oHrclclu lctroiicn hhc ben
gnlriii sbupetrcu uuo axe &ntcBri-
tat 0cr RcVublif iu iiaytril.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
SdJnoenfercr.
9irnlirgbam, 9lIa., 7. Sept.

6cucr 3erit0rte Sen 6ieiigen aIbI.
ipeiter uno 0o5 2ngerbau5 Ger .@r.
mour @oding Gompaup". elm idoncs
iiiniItodiges @e6duoe nit ooGitdn0i.
Ger Ginrifhng mO glaihinerie fir
Observation-Disclosures Der @erluit
beIduit iih aui 100000. llriahe
Ses 6cucrs lit unbefanut Die 9tn.
IoQc muroe crit por 3mei Nonatcn er.
oiinct 2ehten Sd1oen ourt Rauh
,no @aiier na5men Die 2tnIage Der
GuOohi 81. un6 auocre in ser gldbe
beiiuolid,c @ebduoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
MeiSels lIrthcil.

g}eiu gorf. s. Sept.
Boul Beioel ser auiudrtcr 0ee
Sen Rotler 22iadm s.. ,Sodiou tjo-
tete. murOe pon Rittcr Groin 8n
3uhtbou5itraie uon nitt ucnler al5
20 Sabren verurtbeilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
SinO 6idt0piiq.
Stetub T. sept

SteiiL Z. Sept
Ser glnIturm AMI oe Qonfeu, Der
6urh 0ie umIaran0on l3erildte BON
eiuent oro5anocu 0ric8e 3Iuiibct
6rantrcih mo Iutidaao Deruriodt
mar0e. 0uucrt wcjiar iort gl1e Ser.
iud,e Der Qart5eam;eH. 6ie 1epoIito.
rem 3u bcrabi3eu, lo5cn iidj ais irudt
Ios ermleieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
Quitrciie uun gnOcn %oocu uad
Wcrlln.


Ger lcufblrc 3cpgaute %uit1al.
Ion e djua1tn" iii ma T Gd3rlaltea
pon 6ier aaiBoliicgcn l cuHt Knit
reic nah Nerltu T1 %uitidi
mir0 in Got9o. oaa ctua ami Dem
bolGu @c1c 3miitVn 010en Na0ca
uu0 Berlin Iicli, lanoul Sic SduGe
0e5 Qcplauten Gluae5 52tr3t all
nd6cruo $50 Dcil,1
G0tb1. Z. Scpt
Ger Icufbare @Wt11Gau % Sdua.
ben" Io,qte bier ubcr Traniitrt an.
lie Ga1r9liie nes aroGtH >uitidiiie9
mir0en 4ljj1itd qe.ouoet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08

2ou0 berg Z 5ept

20H0 BERG z 1ept.
Gin Qrobcr Na.obrlao lot i'm Die.
iiaen Nrciic cHm dooen pom
s. ,000. 900 oarcrlbti Gm Saupt
mann Ser 4rilerc uerbtauntc nit.
iomt ieucm Erroe Del ser Be.
Der N.anmen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
QiIIobnu & cent
NNranfreif.
G6cmnIiacr Ghci Der Barrier @cfcim.
ppliici 9citorbCu.

Noris. Z. cent
Ser Eo0 bon 2,rnm0 Gaheiart
einem irilhercn icbr 5etanutcn G1ei
Ser Barrier @ebeimpol3ei Mrs all.
ae3eiQt. Ser &eritor6ute mly0e I'M
Satire 1880 Qcboron 6err Goteiart
'picIte cine 6cruorra7la0e Goue in
oem IreniusprojeB. Gr mar Sitter
ser Ghrenleqion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
aono6o
Wnid,nen Der ,Garmnnin" inltnorS.
ntuq.

00li'dr x Z sept.
4}elen Sda5n aa ie.ner Raidi.
nen mag 6er Iamg'ar oGarmania"
bon Der Gunaro ama, 5ar bier BON
pIumouth. Gn1.aa, ar iainerJa6ri
mad Rem gort ml1n3ta oiegedt
ieine Loo Qaiia7.lra IN Saliial
ans Qano iceu m5 yer 8abn na6
Rem gort idfea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08
Uiirtiige GraIr.
Sic Nrofc Nicc tat sic gage ser
Nnnrrn in Scutidlauo ichr
mijlil gcicitct.
llnGr5icferpIa0c.
Sir flUttcRmnn0urr uur Micl cuocn
nit elmer arurcr nddltIitjtu
SdlcinieJlndJt.
lInGc5icferpIa0c.
Vnnec gnitiabrt Scr pShuubcn"
gcrliL Z Scpt

N'tt4t4ts . ~ -
Ger lmilihc Grui2beridlt jdii0crt
oie Gage IN &reuBcn in oIrtcrNu 6ur.
ben Gle aubolicNoc Tirte 5ut uiht
mr Od9 @etrcioc pcrbrouut iouoyu
aud) cine iolhe 4}dj'e pom 6tlomMt
len SQrUcn llu0 au0erCu @etrcioe
'cmoen e8ugt. OaB man pe1cn 0t9
@Intcr5 iu aroBcr @clorIniB III.
Qe Nartoiicl unO 3ldcrrubtnerute'
tit ilmncrIh. Ser Gleblltttrertrdd
lit oerart Oub oie 2nnOIcutc ihr &cb
Oerfuuien "a ne ourdH uc3mtl'clL
e5 Ourdl 0cn Giuter 3I brluNcn 0Ie
@eioe uerioQt thelhuciie Q1n3lih. Eie
9eiteIunQ nit Miutcriddi moht &C.
rin9e 1ortihrlttc Ger No0tu lit 10
bart qebadcu ourt Ole Scuue. 0oB
0a5 @fiQcn Standardization mud)t
im0 on5 Sdeu unn0Qli6 it,
Gadtlidlc gSccidlndlt".
&iel, z. Sept.
Iaa 0}auoper ser oroBtu 0eutten
6Iotte uon 80 Shiien. uper melhc
Saler 9Sllhetm lu0 Der oiierretude
Gr}herjo9 llrouiolJer 6rdnj 6erop
nau0 uno ibre Stube groBe 6eUue 90
gehaIten hatten ibloB nit ciner nIdf.
lidcn Shlatt bel Aiei ob 0ie 800.
re.dlen 6aprjeuQe Der (urpe0oIloue
mdticu eueu tombnierten gIulrur
oui Oic Observation-Disclosures. mlr
Der DER &liier un0 'eine @aite n1h
Dem &aIeu juriidluhreu Oas btcn'
Oen0e &idlt Der SAcinper'er bot 3u
ianlncn uit Sen uieI'arbigen zlB-
nalr5fetcn uuO sen Nljtcn Der huilc
ser ihucrcu @titaee eiu phantalti
Id)e3 ml0 mtcrci'lmes Stau'pIcI.
llnucrbiiretc glndlridIten.
@oris. Z. Sc9t.
6ier ans 0cr.u ciuletroiienc
g2ohrihten t6cileu nit oaB Der
oeutihe Hcidafan}Icr uu 4et5uoul
SoQmeg crtllrt nat Bog er ole &or
idld9e Iraufrejda amlahnc. Die ola
letten N}ontal osm oelHia1cn Ytlnl
tier ocs 2lusudrtileu, @errn oon
ai0erlen-g31dtcr, bon 0cm lrnn5oli
ihen 9otid)aitcr, &errn &amboH
6etrciis @cilellmq Scr 4Pnrottoltreit
iraQe qenodlt mur6cn Qas iran3o
Iiihe Au5m1rtiQr Amt beuahrt o6er
in @e5ua aui 0cn Toriiaul ocrllnter.
ban0luna cine reicrDirie N0nltun9.
Gepeihen mclhe ollie ans Scr 'rln-
s6iiden @othait in Nerln }u tam
men ideiran. >je uon neAreren %ari'
fer 3einmQcn cmp'nlacn muroen
Iaaen ebcni1Q5. oob cmc baIolc
ginimml Grar!r, IDS mo Icut't'
lambs ue1en @}arotfo mabrldtlnlih
mare
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SCbalj en- OrCGt.

Sn nntcrirOiidcu GieWiclacu Der 0u.
tlC0ralc in yiiinbOH mcrotu jabl.
rcidJc &utbnrfcitrn ans irubc.
rcn 3citcH seiuuocu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-08

Oie ,,,1eteiter'l"- -5ettuu-
1en habcu oiS 6eiebiehte
pom "a Greiie nitbt my
miticbreiben ioneern nit
ntacten helien.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-26
Why the People Ask
For the Regulation
of Industries.

II III AN people are not much interested in the
IVI concentration Of federal power as in the ap-
pcation and execution of that power Capt.
tai is proverbially tmid. Capitalists apt to be
opportunists. On account Of the occupations and
enterprises in which they engaged, which
SENSITIVE TO PUBLIC AGITATION, the peo-
pie of great centers less provincial and
are sometimes inclined to be INTOLERANT.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-26
sixth ANNUAL SESSION
SOUTH FLORIDA MISSION.
NOW BEING HELD IN STEWART
CHAPEL M. CHURCH ON SEC
CND AVENUE, MIDWAY.

The sixth annual session Of tie
south Florida Mission conference
convened last night in stewart
,napel NJ. E. church, on Second av-
enue, Midway, Rev. w. 0. Ba:tey
preaching during the evening.
Inc opening service was held this
morning at O'Clock. Bishop
John w. Hamilton. D. D.. L. L. D.,
of Boston, Mass. presiding.
FOLLOWING the administration OF
the SACRAMENT Of the Lords supper
and the organization of the confer
ence. the regular program was
taken up, including welcome al
dresses by Rev. y. w. Robertson
and Rev. S. T. Baker, on behalf of
the Baptist and A. NJ. E. churcnes
and an ADDRESS by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Be-
THINE ON behalf of the educational
institution of the city, With the re-
Spouse, and at D. M, statistical
services. This evening will be taken
up with the Home Mission and
clurch extension anniversary.
Tomorrow there Will be devo-
t.onal exercises and business ses-
son and reception to Bishop Ham
slJon and conference at the Industrial
school, while the evening will be
| devoted to the anniversary OF the
board OF Foreign Missions and Sun
day school.
| Devotional exercises Saturday
morning will be followed by annlver-
sary of Woman's Foreign and Home
| League and board of education in the
| evening.
The sunday services Will include
Sunday School at 8 a. M; Confer
ence Love Feast at /" a. H. ana
preaching a, II a. N.
Vt ; p. m, there viii be preach
ing by the bishop and grand raIt.-.
Freedman Aid and Board OF
Conference Garments in the evening
Rev. j GRANT is Mission Supe. IL
lnterdent and Rev. \. Emanuel. pas
tor OF S,eWar, Chape! NJ. T.. cAurcl.
Tho Air Brake.
Contrary to the general impression,
the air pressure used in the ar brake
on railroad cars is applied to hold the
brake shoes away from the car wheels
; The instant that the air pressure is
released the brake shoes are forced
! against the car wheels. bringing the
car or train to stop. 1t IS the re-
leasing Of the air or the passage OF the
air through the valves that causes the
! whistling noise heard under the cars
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-26
.kABREEZE and DAYTONA
REACH. two enterurisink and

@kABREEZE and OAYTONA
- BEACH, two enterprisinl and
- progressive towns on the Hall
fax Peninsula, are Geographically
one although incorporated - sepe-
rate municipalities. The towns par
allel the peninsula north and south
for = distance Of from three and one
half to four miles, and extend east
and west from the surfing seas OF
the Atlantic Ocean to the Halifax
River. the beautiful tide water
stream that sets them apart from
Daytona with which they have close
communion by means OF three
BRIDES. - we'll - . half-hour Terry
service.
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach are
essentially summer and winter Re.
sorts and are making hundreds OF
new friends every year among those
who desire to escape the discomfort
int extremes Of heat and cold, ana
fhe;r hotels and boarding houses
are now receiving splendid patron
~ from the most discriminating
class Of tourists.
ne ocean itself, with its marvel
ous beach, hard IS macadam and
smooth - = floor, is the greatest At
traction, although earth, air and SKY
seem to have entered into = comol-
nation to enhance its every charm.
The beach is the famous automobile
race course where every worlds
straifht-away record has been made,
and all these records it continues to
hold without rivalr...
The beach has width Of 800 to
500 feet and can be used from two
hours after until two hours before
high tide, thus giving an average OF
seven or eight hours for AUTOMOBILE
ing some part Of each day.
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach each
have a permanent population Of ap-
proximately 1860. Sanitary ordi-
nances are strictly enforced, streets
and sidewalks are we'll kept, and
new streets are being opened as fast
as the increasing population de-
mands. Besides hotels and boarding
houses there is ample cottage acco-
mediation for Ill winter visitors in
both towns.
All the att-ac.;-cncss Of Seabreeze
applies TO L,aytcna Beach, the two
J towns being So similarly situated
The development OF Daytona Beach
has been tally as phcnoninal as it:
sister on the north, and each yea
there is substantial growth. Thu
great saEd dunes have been levelee
and handsome homes have beer
built for both winter and all-year
round occupancy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-26

Quoth Santa Claus Tn getting fat.
And though I'm not u c3Gri
think tie person for this Job
Would be the hipl.ss girl
-Iilrper's Weekly.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-26
ORldOND. ON-THE.HaI..-.y
,RNCNDis S miles

pRNCND Is . miles
..o.th OF Daytona,
oc.lted on the west
.aa.1 of the Halifax
River. The location
Il .he town permits
# good drainage and
.,a-!rct sanitatiOn;
.,a elevation Is SUI
.s,rb and ideal for
winter homes. A
vide bridge con-
= It's Ornond with
Dra,Ond Beach.
Many fine homes
~" maintained on
,ith.r side of the
liver, most OF them
surrounded by sub
tropical flora and
-hrubbery, be side
thrifty orange and
other citrus fruit
.reeS.
Ormond has many
attractions excel.
lent automobiling,
good fishing, safe
boating, and many
pleasant drives,
At Ormond Beach
- located the large
Hotel Ormond, and
IS lesser sister, the
Irntton Inn. The
or:ner occupies q
,,osition overlook
ing the Halifax, and
The latter has rs Its
outlook the rnagni-
.ic:Int beach and the
broad Atlantic.
Besides the brood,
smooth beach there
ara many drives for
carriages and auto
mobiles around Or
mOnd-Lrtves to and
through groves of
golde n ran ge 8;
drives through trop-
zeal forests to Span
in ruins; drives to
HI. ancient Cause
Wy built by slaves
IF planters of long
go. and drives to
IA plantations of
ho>Dit:ible settlers,
" lost places are 70.
pete with the inter.
It Of south e IN
traits and flowers.
pn.of the most In
t"re>ting of these
plantations Is at the
ii .:dw:lt,.rs OF tn e
Halifax and known
- MoundyrOve. It
i on. OF the finest
orange yrOvesOn the
J.. >tt'o:lst OF FlOrt.
= and is amid very
pretty surroundings
MoundyrOve Is on
the Daytona saint
Augustine road.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-26

We when the have invoked their
these capitalists Immediately become advo
Of the exercise federal and the other hand when
the federal has invoked they Immediately be-
CONVERTS To THE DOCTRINE OF STATE RIGHTS
This is human, admit, but it is staemanlike.
WITH MANNER PREDICTIONS DISASTER TO THE
CORPORATIONS CONSTRUCTION
PoRTATioN DEVELOPMENT GENERALLY
MANY YEARS LAWS REGULATION THESE ENTER
PRisEs WERE ENACTED. YET SPITE LAWS. THERE
HAD BEEN THE MOST WONDERFUL INCREASE IN RAILWAY CON-
sTRUcTioN DEVELOPMENT N
What the American people have done establish POLICY
FOR THE CONTROL OF TRANSPORTATION LINES and great
agregans of capital form the wisdom and
the for such reasonable control.
tied capital DANGEROUS TO THE INSTITC
TIONS OF OUR REPUBLIC. They irving work
through the constitutional methods solution of
this question.
Is that a CONCENTRATIONS OF FEDERAL. POWER TO BE
DEPLORED the of jurisdiction in the highest Of
civil government The people believe that if unlimited combination
and aggregation Of wealth permitted they will control all indus
tries, CLOSE THE AVENUE or INDIVIDUAL. ENTERPRISE
and perhaps control the governme itself.
DESTROY PROPERTY BUT
IT
Ei
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-26

GenealoQy.
So many are descended
Fror, Ei'. the conaGering Norman
It seems 10 Tie il couldn't be
Unless Fill was a Mormon
cleveland Leader
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
NORTHERN ROUTE
WILL WIN SURE

The C~ross-State Road known as tn
Northern Route will be a surprise to
the Inspector that goes over it. In
the past month, the road4bed has
been put in first-class condition and
there are sample spots of road that
cannot be excelled in the state.
Acting under the order made by
the State Board Of Agriculture, that
the road showing the most improve
ment in the road bed would have the
first dedication, the people on the
Northern Route went to work. They
did not use a brass band but used
the tools that make good roads and
now from New Florence to Kansas
City an auto can easily make 20 mi.
an hour average, without the usual
jolts that come from bad places. Each
county has done its part of the
work and will be ready for the In
spector when he desires to make the
trip in the latter part of September.
The State Board of Agriculture
wants a good dirt road and they GER
tainly have it on the Northern Route.
Also several new road districts have
been formed and others are in pro-
cess of formation, Montgomery City,
Mexico, Moberly, Excelsior Springs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

chas. Bartholomew, Of Clay City,
ILL.,, sentenced to life Imprisonment,
charged with the murder Of Frank
cordDer, formerly of this city, and
Geo, Conway, charged with holding
up and robbing a train crew, planned
to kill Jailer Cogsweil, take his re-
volver and then demand the firearms
and ammunition, known to be in the
Jail, OF Mrs, Cogswell, and in case
she refused, kill her and her little
daughter, throw the bodies in the
cell with that of the Deputy Sheriff
and make their escape, says the
Clay county CIll.) Advocate.
The first date set was Sunday, Sep
TENDER 8. but they We're prevented
by the escape Of a convict in the en-
ploye of a farmer, who called the
Deputy Sheriff away in search OF him
When Cogswell returned late in the
afternoon with the prisoner, he erde
ed all PRISONS to their cells. The
following Wednesday vas then decld-
ed upon, but their plans again mis-
carried. Last Saturday was the last
date set to escape.
Sheriff Trash searched the Jail thor
oughly upon being informed by a
prisoner Of the trio's intentions. and
found a piece Of gas-pipe 8 feet long,
a razor and a billy" made Ct ce-
ment, Weighing l IL pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
IN. IN aitn III vFars
-.Agu ThtH laIrrk-.
so WARS AGO.

Wn Smiley and Miss Ada Marshall
we're married by Rev. t. J. Gooch-
Brice Edwards and Frank Steele.
Of Mexico. were attending a medical
college in 81. Louis.
Billie Hill, formerly OF Mexico.
was in business in Colorado.
Geo. Dunbar was attending the
Chicago Exposition.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. woodroof,
twin girls.
w. Y. Atkins, Of Audrain. Vas
with ]. $. Cooper. a horse and mule
dealer of Chicago.
Miss Ida Rosamond was employed
70 teach school in Montgomery coun-
ty.
James Garrett sold his residence
On PromeIade street to DR.. s. NJ.
Dodson for 81 Oe0.
Miss Carrie Wade was attending
Mllligau College in Tennessee.
. r. A. Daniel attended school in
Huntsville.
John Mason OF I.addonia had his
leg broken while loading a car.
Married.. NJ Crockett Of Audrai
and Miss hattie sprague OF Cen
.ralia.
J.. II Johnson of Audrain bought
1000 barrels of corn from parties in
Adair county and 200 tons of hay In
Sullivan county.
r. Pulls was visiting in Kentucky.