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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
~4t6y yHJbId 1bAntraas IA. Vfptenbt 1911
$4,000, 9runoeigentbum

Ionolien $1,000, 9runoeigentbum
$4,000.
Gorl Rbbolt 1T 3sitdmentspollitre.
der bon 5rdntes ann Rnbolt; Per
ionalien $500, Guuoeigsnt6um
$13,500.
ssobn 8ubfer III NafIaBberpalter
BON Murguretbe 8iihlsr; perFonalten
S2500.
Ssrome 81. Sadfon 1T Isitdments'
pollItreder pon glmore N. Jadicn;
perfoRalisn 800, 9runoei9entbum
$20, 400.
Der perIDnlithe Ratlab 0es QuguIt
Gunoerbruh tetrdgt S9938.81, oerjes
iiige Der autherlne ptBer $1,000.
8erfhieoenes.
2(uf gruno erlittener BerleBungen
9at Der miroeridbrige Sobn Carr ourf
leins Wtutter 4nna Carr cine &la9e
iiber $1,000 gegsn Jrant gprb eiR9ss
re;d1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Eerfonal'V

9pIiseileutnant SphH min :
ters Dom SebHtsn Ciitritt nuros
aeft.rn Don Ieiner Satin nit einen
leissnoen tleineu Udohen btf6eusi
uno reeaIirte in Der 5rsuos isires
Serssns feline 5reuHos iopis Die po!is
giTten ieinss Eiftritts init feinen Gt'
5drreH.
Gin betunnter uno aasemsiH gs'
adtetsr peutThsr giirgsr lit geitsrE IT
Serru Charles SsfsLo i'm u
ter bon 81 SabrsH aus lem Gsbsr
aeitieosn, innis tstrauert Hitt nu'
BON isin.u ang,b5ris.n, fprosr1 aud
BON ben pielsn Srusnosn, oR er it'd
ourh isiu iernbeutihes Wefen tn
9aufe Der Sabre 81 ertperben sspuB
botts. Die 8esrbiguug finpet am Grsi
tag morgsn um hulb a6t ubr BON
srouerhauie, gip. 4122 9dteman Cir
aus ftatt, poruuf um aht uhr in De
| St. gcnifacius Stride on Der Blu
( Rod Strabs Elm feierIidhes Rsouter
celetrtrt fpernsn fpirh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Bon einem NuiemobiI iiberfahreH

Der 30idbrige Sobn SdaB BON
gIi3abstbtopn. sp., nuroe geitsrn
Qbsno tur3 nah 6 uhr, ais er on Der
6iliioe apsnue. nabe 4uosriou 5errg
cine Gar btitsiasu potlts, DON stHem
rorbeiraisnoen 4utpmObiI iiberfabrsu.
Ter giosnthumsr oss 2egteren. befea
5osntitdt niht fsitgsitellt nerosu tonns
ts. fubr neiter. ohne Iih nm isln
CpIer su tiimmsrn. sinige augsas
seugsn bsnahrihtigten bic poIi8si uno
oer Bsrpunbste puroe nit oem PolIs
sei 4uto ndt oem 8ooo Samdritan
ScfpitaI asbraat, no e. iih heraus=
| Tteqte, oab Itin rshtes 8sin uno isin
rshter lub osrart 8srmaLmt DarsH,
eob cine 4mputation oprgenommsr
| perosn mubte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
,Suueer 5Hrhbrtuuer auigear!if.n

aurs Dor s llbr gsitern 4bsRo tpuroe
Der Qolisiit aiehmau an Der 8. aoe.
unb gopmlIer Strabe bon elnsm
Sungen. Der biiterIih psinte, gebetsn,
ibn bob nad 0auis 81 iGifsn. Rlet)s
man nahm ben Sun9en nit noh Der
Citation, lpo Ct angab. arhie 9eorid
su belBsn, fsrntr, paB sr Ia Sabre ali
uuo Dor sinlssn 5aeen nit orei anoe:
ren snabsn ppn 2onopn, Ontario
ourbaebrdnni lei, um bic Bslt gu ie:
ben. 5oier lei ihnsn jsoob oos bister
@elo ansaesanoen uuo gum uebsrflut
hatten ibn isine aamsraoen non Der
laiIen. Rai]oem osr nahssn perbun
esrte anabe ourh Speiie uno 5rdn'
aeItGrit porotn mar. tpuroe er ben
ssuasuoaeriht ubsrnieIsn, oas It'd
bsute nit ieinsn angsbDrisen IN Der
binoane IeBen fptre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

tirt unb nod,bsr psrsebli3 psrTuht
bate, isins Jorberungen ein5utrsiben.
GrosIen's g.ro5efe erpieien fi6 als
peraebli6, ba bic 8dumgdrten'fhe RE
Iipena anaeblih Jrdu 8oumgarten ges
bort unb has Mutomobil Gigentbum
bes Gobnes iit. Referent Wbitater bat
nun aeitern BunDesrihter Cater Iei=
nsn geriht in benz Gale untsrbrsitet
uno er,!Grt fih gang sntIhisben ges
aen bic Gntlaituns 8aumgartens Don
Ieinen Sdulben. neil gaumgartsu
anasblih Gigsntbum an ieins Satin
iibertraaen Bat, um ieine 8Idubiger
All iiberportbeilen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Gle.erlaxbaik deiHe.

lGorntlius q. aouis. %. 544 Gar
liS!e Ape.
iQopslI1 6ompion, n. 661 I'd. 8. ~,
l4pifliam ". DioI. q. gorinsicn Rr.
laii. u. 6essl. 19. 1856 Jtffesiou
An.
lGiuori McDousatI. "a. 2124 Sin
ton AN.
iGffis Qcprp, 10. s25 eoeuft Ctr.
,6snrs 6anesamp, q. APO 5obn Sir
lauep q. Rniebi. q. sessl.
l6enrp GDnare Gisnasil. "a, DrsHs'
I bcrp. 4n.
igattesine ST.. Ralen. 2s, 122 Dsi
0.sMpe.
lNaIpb 90. nuens, "a, 324 o. 4. ans
l0mna @<iner, %. 2111 Aubnrn Ar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Saie.SnH.

.Sn benz aeiirigtn Spiel. 5tpiIten
unferen ,Reps" uno ben pittsburger
qiraten@ I'M hieiigen galIpfas. fun
cirten Bomb uno glart. ais uniere
9atttri. eeaen abams uno Simon fir
ole Gesnsr. 5duptlins Sriffith bate
auaeniteinlit beIhloTsH, ieinen
wuen St1leuosrern ge'tern Gslsgtnbeit
9r asben. ihr. 2eiitunssfdbigtsit au
Nemonitrir.n, uno ianote uuber gopo
ep Rstrutsn Compton uno 5umplri.s
tns 5rsffen. gonb seigts Die 9eriag't:
GontrolIe iiber ieinen goa uno per-
lhentte in ben erittn 8 8dngen Rtht
ireniaer ais 8 JreipdF.. mas hdupt'
iGhli6 i'm 3. 9anae uHIere Jfieperldss
rrrbereitsts. lie beioen dnoeren Rss
trutsn srtpieI.n I'D, befrisoietno. aut
Tie 9eantr lo'teu ihre Batterie nnt
eem 8. 8uuee ab. llniere Sungens
mahten 7 grsffer gsgen 8 uno Jeh
lsr aeaeu 3 unb bdttsn NIT struos 8lud
has Gpiel oeipinnen miiisR Wittel
uno gsmanb mdren unItre better
StlGa.r nit ie 2 1rsff.ru. G'3at
uno gmslsp parsn Die Sftsosrthtsr
Gem SpisIs pobntsH penlssr ali
1900 3u'tuusr bel, odrunter cisle II
itren ue6ersiehern.
ID. .,ut4,. hsr Tr nsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

Serr glalertin W. Shrtis bon Der
Gdmib .pont 6sScpps &C." Rep
qlpr., Der Ttd nit fetney Satin bier
befinpst unN inn Gibfou 6puTs abas'
Iiisa.n 1T, btrittett eeitsrn ab,ue Der
9plBei, oob isins euttin im GoIanidI
Hbeater an Der 6. Npsnus Nm ibrs
ScrotaI6e, In tpeIter fit Baargsle
nm 5tmutIaAen Inn gasrtbs bon
rehrsrsu Suubert 1oGaEs FrFanasH.
bsftohler prreer lei,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
6,fohI.nes Auto esfuuosH.

Der golisiit Gpunsrs fano ssitsrn
abeno an Der 6. 2lps. uno Gin Ctr.
Elm un5enustss 4utompbIl. oas nd
ipGtsr aIs pasisnigs berausfteats. lDel.
tes am 9isnitdg abeno 5srrn Sobu
Sepdrc bon go MaiH StrdB. in 9os
milton Cbio. gsitohlsu porosn mar
Die oortiae 8sboroe tpurot benanrItt
tiat uno bic srldngte geinrslbunl
pofts aenau auf oos auto. Bon ben
1isbe tonn,e teins Spur sntoedt Der.
ben. ebenio mar tsiRe Gustunft bar
iiber su erlanaen, per bas 9lutc an De-
s. glrenue uno Sim StraBs aeIufsr
Bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Eore giHt. RepusIcIn Slnt.

Der Rprtb Cincinnati gspu5IItaH
Stub Bat In elmer aeItsrH @benp uutsr
oen 0DrijB oes Drdiiosnter Ctto Rsn-
reI itqtteebobten Qcriammlang h,
rprbereitsnoen S6rttts fir Fsine gs
thsiliauna on Der bepprItehenpen EGm
paane aetban. @S purps siu aus ben
5eyren Gtto Repner, Stootduoiter
Q-rait BON 9arqen uno gpputDtommfs
TGr al. Eaitsr teiteb:n0s5 sampIane
Nommtttse ernannt, oas Die SampGaHs
pes Glubs leiten urn Sarb tn 6are
mil osm republiloniidsn uampaane-
Gpmmittee arbtiteg lpirn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

oab Elm &angfinaer ibm 50 aus Der
1aias itiebiBts. ipahrsno sr lid III
elmer Birtbfhaft an Der antsrsn
Wtain StraBe bsfano.
- Stsll1 6sogss, 229 8arfislo
gIoce pobnhuFt. bsridtsts Der gOlissi,
bag Gin S6Ieihhieb aus ibrsr Wobz
uunq alsioungsitilts unb stmudfa
DER i'm Wsrtbs ppr s25 sntrpcHDst ba
BE-. Der That ptrhahtie II Elm Tarbi.
ger, Der n1brsno oss tn1ss IN ssHt
ge6aues oearbettsi ret.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Eterblihfeitsberidbt.

anoia Reeie, 81, 532 9rane ans..
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Warie ShulB. /. 1927 Gin Ctr.
qunaenentsiiHnung.
Yenepiepe 6eilmonn. 1876 pulaa
Ctr, Dehirnblatsn.
Clarence NDolF, 2. gans Str.,
Sharlahfifber.
Nlarrc Sineopitt, 80, l34 grcae'
nan, 1nbsrsuloie.
epd Rtifon, 50. l400 Rtssni 4Ds.
4iersnleioen.
gbarles OsieIb. 81. 4l22 aaismrr
9spe.. Ehm1f<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Mni 16. Zepiember


qm Samfag, Den 10. SEPTEMBER,
reranitali.t Der JrdueRneretn oes
Gsuiih am,ritnniihtH Siao.per.
lambs In bem rti;eHb e,Isgsnsn Tors't
9jart on Der Carthage acenue Elm
strtit. uno ainssrfsIt. fur rpt!tss oi:
@orberstiunlen in Ger umhhiisltsF
Neii. a.iroffeu pereen.
Die INSTRUMENTATION, bic bon
fsr prdFo.niin 5rau Gbarlciss Rssb
ernnrnt fpuroen, Iperbsn nitts nras
team lafien nm Den grfolg Der Ver'
critaltun1 Al Iidtrn uHo ben Get
pdftsn s.nubrsi6s Stunoen 81 btrstteH.
Tic Iamen retntn feibitoerit1nollh
euf eine reoe llnteritiiBung bon SetttH
res Teutftshums I'm AEleemeinsn uno
ieiisns Der Wit1litbtr oes Geut'6
Gmeriianiihsn Staotperb1uos I'm BE.
ioHnsren, bic nit ibrsn Samilisn sans
lffonoers su ni,itr 8sranfta(tuns &C.
IaDtH. iiRe.
Die Gomnlitteen, bic fir ben erfole
ns iJeft.s pirttn, isstn itt ris iois'
5gfammen:
GiRtri.tssorien: Jrcuen usarsa'
i,the 6offmann uuo Jriihaui.
qoffee unD auhen: gruuen qdtbe'
tim bdui.r. O. Sti,I., Blum. Stnu'
t.i, Guth. asiiinssr. geusinssr IN:
GdnomanH.
sift.u unb aaiien: sgruuen Brett
hous, gebnitene,I. 8isolinsmsier. Ola
ier, SeroIh arsp, 9rerer uno aahiar
auniimaleum: Trau 6slsne Baresr
FRI. Daniel uno Jrau Winisr.
!3iaeunsrs.lt: Donna antta. Eonns
Sos.pbo unp Donna garlotta.
Qimcnche: 5rautn Menoe. 2nenera
unb hartmann uno SRI. 6ageoorn.
| 5dnopitxs: Jrcutn MINORS
Sen, 6erolo, e-5cffmann uno Shou
BANNER.
Sdiirs.ntiftt; 5ruuen Shpaab
gcFf., Rrub, Dillsnhorg uno 5dis
rpib uns ;srl. e. Suptus.
gansbalI.: s5rl. oiloo Soffmann
sri. atuGinser uno bic 8errsn Rec
une Glsmler.
gsrloOIune: grnu aaibarin. Dit
oorb, Irl. q. Daite. 6. RoeoeG. j
Menee, q. 9ueers aHc pauld Cue
otrs.
alIsrlei siTd: Jrauen Rrdmsr
6errmurn, BrabaHi, ShoeIer. Snrin
rer, aus.nbisiI une 4r. Bertha Glas
! Ter.
4 Glumentiid,: 5raaer Walis, 9ett'
EnalIid. auierin. S'rttsr uHo Va
pssnann.
Ganbn 5iid: Grau,n Cite er!e'
triihouf, aeatiHaer unc Tlerta.
GisorrsntiIh; 5rauen . Ctt. Zen
singer. H.. gambler, slbtrg Sdui'
Dieble. uno s}rl. 1era Nepsr.
4 Desorrtiontn: 1rausn Sudc. gte
lsaer unc Broslsr uno bic ssrrt
y Ssemler unh Veet.
Jiihttid,: israusn SpangeRbers
@reitbc[ls, Wramptlmeisr, Grnnis
lunb benn.
bonborhsitstiif: Srauen Ulinn
Sauier, Sternter. Hiehel. Eitirih, It
rino. Infer. unD Drl. Grisco Wint.
ocfhrdu: syrnutn M. arauB. 5
Ghisle. Hrobltr bofsr unS aieb.
81 Gis Cream: Jrauen Tsailel. WsltnI
puls, 5migIOpis unb aie6edsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
NeiidDtiaen seu 0auai.

6sliy u. Sneobs bon Columbus. 6.
y. 1art BON Gleoeidnn unn Cssar
Nepm0n con pertsmomth. bic pon
Ucuperneur parmon ernannten Abs
lhater fir ben ous5unler1snbsH 1heil
Des Qnnals, trafeH osiisrn bier ein
unh nabmtn pr Automcbii. beskitti
bon ben cerren 0eoves r. Bald unb
albert o. UlorrilI pon ber Canal
Jmprcpement AHseidtion. b6s IA,
nalofl6nhe biS CUR Wit&en alssans n
anosni&ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

Frau ellie g. 2ar5sIsrs bat ourd
bic 0srmittIung Der Grunoeigens
tbumsmatIsr 9beooore Wtaper &
Bro. bon Geo. 3. 6uta Don GoIps
raoO bas 3aus go. 228 4Ibion place
gstQuft.
3Qs angrsnsenbe 5aus, Ro, 232
4lbipn YIace bat ebenfaIs ourh Die
gsrmittIung bon I5eooOre Moper &
Bro, 95rau Soispbins =. 3unenhoDsr,
Die Satin ees oormaItgen ftGottfher
Snaenisurs, Serrn Gbarlss ). ID
u.abOpsr, pon Ssrrn Geo. 3. Satt
s:tauft.
Sm itGotifhen 8auamt purpen set
tern bic foIgenosn 9auerlaubnib.
f5sine srtptrtt: Cora 5uler, 5lDett
Hodges Dobnbous an Der gae be,
Gptporth uRo Jifber aoenue, $4,000
q. 70. Snpbsr. unpertbaIbitDdise:
Wobrbaus on Der WinbIor nabe oe1
ct. James aoeHus, S2OOO.
Die unioH Central 9ife Sniurant
60. .rpirtts ssiteru sinsn Grlaubuib
Itstu fir bic 4btraguHg Der grano
rutnsn oss alien SanoeIstummsrgs
/ b6uoes. Die Soften oisies 2l6bru6
fino Guf $4,000 osranfhlagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Sd,wers SsidslsisnnssH.

Ghipsre Heiduliosuneen tDercen
BON BEN gcnierottreferenten Wbits
ioisr sssen Iupib 6. Duumgar!en srs
boben, Der lid betnnntlin Dor einieer
3eis i'm 9unoesaerihi fir 3ablunes-
unf1bis ertlort bat. Gegfn bic Gnts
lnfsuns BoumeGrteRs con ieinen
G1uIben battle ber 6aupteldubietr
pcpen GscSlsp pfstefirt. ber eiRs
&asahI Rotten NonmcarssnJ butsnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

Der Roro Cincinnati lurnotrsin
foirb an bsurissu 4bsnh etns iberaus
,pihtiss gerfammIuae a61aIteu. Nur
Ber anoersn uittie,n 5raesn, bie CUR
srleoigung tommsn, tptro aud oas
4cminatioustommittss fiir ot. bepcrs
liebenes DahI auFssiteIt psrRn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

Gin ibeurer Gatit in Ohne Jrass
esuiS Dldnioce pom go. 214 Weit
Giebente Apenue. ein ebemaliser
G<rs I'm GIoult 9oafs. Wk Grnu
usirnnbc Nannlope gfittrn Der poll5ti
mittheilte, Sat itr Htrr Gemnh cine
oususbsbnie Msife nneetreien. nnnotm
sr stnen ibr sebOrigeH 9bed iibtr
$500 simlaiTirie. Gis erhieIi eins DE-
pd6s aus Columbus. In iutIdkr
aRanlope ihr mittteilt. er MOLE nndb
Cnoba reiisn unb lie jOlle ii4 nir
nint um ibn dnsfiQea. 0rnil
T2onlope lrirb rerfadben. tftn @otten
ma Dor ietnem Gintreffsa n Omahd
~ srrei&en, uM rentseen1 dnen
S(eit itpss $500 " Sstten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

Der Coroner tpuroe geitern BON
benz ploBiihsn 4bleben Der 70 Sabre
dIten Drau Glifabeth gchert, non
SO. GOT Ban, lStrube. in Fsuntnib
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14

geiebt, bic in Der Naht npm 8ienItag
gum Wtittpoh geitorben mar. Der
Coroner itsuts 9er3idIag als 1oosss
urfah2 fes+.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
RefuItat bsr ssFrigsn
SpeIe

Jar Gbitaao unb St. aouis han'
BEN aeitsrn tein. Spiels auf Dem PRO
sramm.
Die uRebs iubrsn seitsrn absno
ron bier mad St. aouis gu elmer stpsE'
:Guiatu Serie pom 4 Spieltn nit ben
ttrtiaen .aoroiudlen" ob. 3oppeI'
fsisl, miiIen bort heuts uno morgsn
ubIolpirt peroen, ipenr fie uberlaupi
nor gube Der Saiion gum austrag
Qetrdtt peroen follen.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-17

**Desirab:e lot near Hotel Clalen-
don to exchange for touring car. Box
2O2. 6c-61
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-17

~kABREEZE and DAYTONA
- BEACH, two enterprising and
- progressive towns on the Hall
fax Peninsula, are Geographically
one although incorporated - sepa-
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
bridkes, - we'll - = half-hour ferry
service.
Seabreeze and D4ytona 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, and
their hotels and boarding houses
are now receiving splendid patron
ate from the most discriminating
class Of tourists.
The ocean itself, with its marvel
Gus beach, hard - macadam and
smooth - . floor, il the Greatest 1T.
traction, although earth, air and sky
seem to have entered into = combi-
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 a 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 eigh: hours for automobile
ing some part OF each day.
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach each
have = permanent population of APP
proximately 1900. 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 all winter visitors in
both towns.
All the at.-ac!ivcncss Of Seabreeze
applies to D.ytona Beach, the two
towns being SO similarly situated.
The development Of Daytona Beach
has been fully as phenomenal as its
sister ON the north, and each year
there is substantial growth. The
great sand dunes have been leveled
and handsome homes have been
built for both winter and all-vear-
round occupancy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-17
MARSHAL GORE RECEIVES
A HANDSOME PRESENT
EXPRESS PACKAGE RECEIVED BY
OFFICER THURSDAY AFTER
vOLVER.

Some unknown friend forwarded to
City Marshal A. P. Gore by express
a handsome 80 cali5er automatic Colt
revolver and a box of cartridges for
the gun. There was nothing about
the package to denote from whom
came, but in the cartridge box was
a paper slip with the printed direc-
tions of Chicago house. with the ad
dress, Lion Gore, Marshal Of Day
tOna' Mr.. Gore has a surmi6e OF
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-17

)RNOND Is s miles
=. -.hOf DoytOno,
> I'd on the west
~ II the Halifax

oRMOND Is b mics
=. -shof DaytOno,
. I'd on the west
- II the Halifax
- he location
:. n permits
.rainago and
4. sanitation;
-. deviation is SUI
RIB and ideal for
winter homes. A
vide bridge con-
meets Ormond with
OrmOnd Beach.
Many nne homes
are maintained on
either side of the
liver, most Of them
surrounded by sub
tropical flora and
shrubbery, besides
thrifty orange and
other citrus fruit
trees.
Ormond has many
attractions excel
lent automobiling,
good fishing, safe
boating, and many
pleasant drives>
At Oem0n0 Beach
IS located the large
Hotel OPmond, and
its lesser sister, the
3rptton Inn. The
oriner occupies .
position overlook
NJ the Halifax, and
The latter has rs its
outlook the magni-
:lcant beach and the
broad Atlantic.
Besides the brood,
smooth beach there
". many drives for
carriages and auto
mobiles around Or
inOnd-drives tOand
through groves of
Golden Oran ges:
drives through trOp-
zeal forests to Span
i Il ruins; drives to
III ancient Cause
.-.v built by slaves
~ planters of long
20. and drives to
n plantations of
h"~nitab!e settlers,
w Osa places are re-
n'eta with the inter-
-: of south rn
fruits and flowers.
Oc o. the most In
ter ting of these
p,a!.t.,tiOns is at the
n .adw;lt,.rs of the
Halifax and known
rs MoundyrOve. It
i on. OF the finest
o--.n-a groves on I he
....St Coast of FiOri.
ana i, amid very
~ ltv surroundings
Mcuniyrove Is on
tn. DaStOn:l A:aint
Augustine road.
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the doner of the handsome weapon.
but cannot be alb ute,y sure that
he has selected the proper person to
receive his thanks unit Re re elves
more light On the subject.
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w. F. Schmitt arrived Thursday af-
ternOOn from Sebewamg, NJ CHI, and
joined his wife and children who
have been spending the winter in
company with Mrs. Schmi.t's grand
father, John C.. Liken and other rel
atives in the house on Second avenue
which Mr.. Liken recently purchased
from Mrs. Geo. F. Brown. Mr..
Schmitt is manager of a large sugar
beet factory at Sebewaing and was
obliged to close up the seasons work
before coming south
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'S,0coL Entertainment
| next TUESDAY evening.

PLEASING PROGRAM HAS BEEN
ARRANGED ~ PUPILS OF PUB.
Llc SCHOOLS, WHICH WILL BE
GIVEN TO PUBLIC.
The pupils of the public school viii.
give public entertainment in the
new school auditorium next Tuesday
evening. Feb. q. and a cordial invi-
tation is extended to the citizens and
visitors to attend. An admission
charge will be made and the doors
will open at 1880 o'clock, the per
Torrance to start at 8 o'clock. The
following pleasing program will he
rendered.:
Concert recitation by Il pupils OF
the LIST grade.
Indian drill by 10 boys of the End.
3rd and 4th grades.
Lads and Lass es.' by girls
and boys from the Bird, 4th, 5th and
9Th grades.
Reading by Miss Melba Mason OF
the high school.
Meeting of the Muses. and Graces
9Th and 7th grades.
Practice for school entertainment,
at Skeeter Corner, Sth grade and
high school.
Song, High School Medley, by Il
! high school girls.
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MUNROE E STEVENS BUSY
SHIPPING ORANGE CROP,

Messrs. Munroe and Stevens
shipped one order Of so boxes of Or
anges by express Thursday afternoon
besides number of smaller orders
Friday morning they sent out solid
car of fruit by freight. They have
shipped about twO-thildS of Their
crop, but find that they had under
estimated the yield and viii have
several thousand boxes more than fig
ured on earlier in the season.
The evening world., 1911-10-30

EEVVY EDDING or funeral'' ASKED
M Mr.. Jarr. as he belpeld his
w frock coat and dark gray
striped trousers laid out for him. when
he arrived home early In the afternoon
Mr.. Jarr had gone home from the
once early this day. because his boss
had told him to In the following words;
"Ahem-Mr. Jarr-my wlfe-haw-
ahem-I believe at YOUR wife's soiicl-
tAtIon, has requested me to permit YOU
ahaw-to 90 home early TO day, In
coanection--hum-w with some social
fair my wife and your wife seam to be
deeply interested In. was also re-
questsd-ahaw-to pc present.; BUT
'ahum-I find 1t impossiMA-hAw-aA
Greatly az ! regret iD-ahan-for It 10
such snlightening and upllfting-haw-
~hum-afairs that have their-ahsm-Fe-
Anlng ipfuences"-
How much longer he would have
hawed and hemmsd Mir, Jarr dosaA't
know. He answered. briefly and brisk-
iy:
Eyes, slr." and got him home.
"Weddins or funerals" repeated M,
Jerr. For Mrs. Jarr. dartins at bureau
ORA wers and closet shelves for dresses.
hats, gloves and detached curls and
powder pufs, had not answered him.
The evening world., 1911-10-30
QE&m8QW

Mrs. stryver's Ethical Advance Club
has Its 'Esooteric Monday to-day" re-
piled Mrs. Jarr at last. And as you
always have the excuse that YOU can't
get away from the otiice in the after
noon, got Clara Mudridge Smith 10
tell her husband you we're dying to 80.
because you are ope Of the prime NOV
ers in Ethical Advance. So hurry and
get into your thlngs!"
But. I say. dearie, this isn't q fair
dol" cried Mr.. Jarr In q melancholy
lone. "A funeral / can attend with
great pleasure. A wedding | can stand
f~or-providing | haven't been stung for
expensive present and don't have TO
kiss the BRIDE
'Oh, you'd kiss the bride. all right"