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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-08

W Stanach Zjednoczonych, bawi
w Denver w celu studyoWanla,
jake powodzenie ma prawo ko-
bict do glosowania, gdyz Rad Je-
90 zamierza nadac kobietom pei
ne prawa obywatelskie. w Da-
nil juz kobiety maja prawo gio-
sowac w czasic mieJskich wybo-
row; rad projcktuje jednak ma
dac i'm takzc prawo do brania IL
dzialu W wyborach kandydowa-
MIA do parlamentu.
Me bedzie burmistrzynia.
Hunnewcll, kas.. s kwictnia.-
PAM Ella Wilson, ktora W czasic
ostatnich Wyborow micjskich ia
ko kandydatka ua burmistrza o.
trzymala lyle glosow, co jcj ry-
wal, przy loSoWaniu odnloSia
zwycieStWo, - prZcciez ME 70
stanic burmistrzynia. Odbylo sic
bowiem powtorne liczcnie gio-
sow. Okazalo sic, ze jcj rywal
otrzymai o jedcn CLOS wiecej, Cd
niej.
Odwaga.
Washington, s kwietnia. -
George /. Brown l. Baltimore,
trudniacy SIG zawodowo wsplna-
niem sic na Szczyty wicz, otrzy-
NAL byl poleccnie poziocenia ma
nowo kzryza ma wiezy tuteJszcgo
koScioia katolickiego Fanny Ma
ryi. Wskutek jakiegos wypadku
zaczai sic staczac po stromym
dachu, ale pare stop Cd krawedzl
udalo mu sic zatrzymac. Dzieia
swego dokonczy, ale gnicwa go
przy tenn wszystkiem, ze o poi
dnia sic opozni i wskutck tego
ME bedzic m0gl ma czas wykoh-
czyc pewnego podobnego zamo-
vienna w Baltimore, ktorc mialo
bvc skonczone w Sobote.
Kapitan stray ogniowej "a
strzelony.
Birmingham, Ala, s kwietnia.
- Niejaki ]. S. Robinson wywo-
lawszy ma ulice kapitana stray o.
gniowej Victora S. Teetera, 6
kompanii, strzelil do niego re-
wolweru 5 razy zabil 60 ma
mieiscu. Robinson posprzecza}
sic by} o COS paniq Teeterowa i
jak utrzymuje, Teeter srozil, re
go zastrzeli. Teeter byl czlonkiem
srazy ogniowej Cd lat 20.
RAPPORT handlowo przemysiowy.
Nowy York, s kwietnia. =
w handlu przemysle panuje O.
spalosc; w niektorych stronach
kraiu do tego stopnia, re bieg in
teresow wypada nazwac wprost
zlym wobec zblizania sic wiosny
i Wielkiejnocy. Stan pogody bar
dzo niepomyslny jest dla kupcow
i przcmyslowcow, ale "a to po-
myslny dla farmerow, gdyz far
merry wiaSnie najbardziej oba-
wiaja sic przedwczesnej wiosny,
ktora tym razem sic ME pojawi-
la. w przemysle zupelny brak O.
zywienia niema nawet takiego.
iak zwykle W tel porze roku po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-08

ny FN"'S HCSt r.
koju, a Z Niemcami pragnie rad
irancuSki wspoidzialac wszedzic,
gdzie sic interesy obu panstw po-
godzic dada. Praw swoich prze-
Gle Francya broniG potrafi skute-
cznic stanowczo. L Wiochami i
Hiszpaniq iaczq Francye rowniez
jak najserdeczniejsze wezly przy-
jam. Mowe te Spowodowala kry-
;yka ujcmna polityki franCu-
Skicj, podnicSiona przcz Scnatora
\. Gaudin'a.
z Japonii.
Toxic. s kwietnia. - Hr. O.
kura ofiarowai 100000 ma bic
dnych i ubogich i chorych W la
pOnii, idac w tenn "a wzorem Mi
kada, ktory ostatnio takQz SamQ
sumo ma ten eel ofiarowai.
z Wioch.
Viterbo, s kwietnia. - DalSzc
przesiuchy ks. Nitozzi byly zno-
WI powodem seen burzliwych w
sqdzic. KsiQdz zeznaje W spos0b
wysocc poruszajqcy tlumy i opo-
wiada swe ciezkie przejScia we
wiezieniu. Wyciehczony chorobq
/ gIodem = zemdlai, co dafo po-
w6d do wzburzenia poSrod oskar-
zonych publicznosci, wSr6d kto-
rcgo muSiano Sesyc Sadowa Cd
roczyc. Nitozzi utrzymujc. &c O.
skarzcni 50 nicwinni, Abbate-
maggie przckupiony przez kara
binierow Policye falszywie &c
znajc.
z Kanady.
Prince Rupert. b. e.. S kwiet-
MIA. - Strajkuje TIL 400 robotni-
kow zajctych przy brukowanlu
ulic; onegdaj zaatakowali oni
gromade pracujacych, najetych
ma ich micjSce; przySzio przy
tenn do walki: po stronie napadnie
tych Stanela policya; jeden ze
strajkerow zostai postrzelony
Smiertelnie. kilku odnioslo lzej-
sze rany; wielu aresztowano.
North Sydney, B. c., s kwiet-
MIA. - Parowiec .,Harlaw" -
iak donosza. zostal rozbity przez
CORY lodowe; 13O jcgo pasazcrow
zdolalo sic jednak ocalic.
z Chile.
Valparaiso. S kwictnia. - Fir
my angiclskie otrzymaly kon-
trakt ma budowe wielkiego okre-
tn wojennego dla rzeplitej Chi
le: wspoizawodniczyly niemi
firmy amerykahskie, ale zostaly
pobite.
z Austro-Wegier.
Budapest. kwietnia. - Mia
sto przejeio pozyczke W sumle
100 milionow koron, otrzymana w
bankach paryskich. Udzielenle
tel pozyczki we Francyi uwazalq
"a wskazowke dobrych z MIA Sto-
sunk0w Austryi.
Praga, s kwietnia. - Wydz1ai
krajowy zamianowal redaktora
gazety Prayer Tageblatt", Te-
welesa. dyrektorem niemleckiego
teatru W Pradze.
Z NiemieC.
Friedrichshaven, s kwletnla.-
Hr. Zeppelin, aeronauta niem1ec-
XII. zbudowai nowy balon stero-
WV Deutschland poleciai MIN
do Stuttgatu, stolicy Wuertem-
bergii. gdzie wyladowal, zrzucl-
wSzy wprzod ma paiac krolewskl
bukiet olbrzymi ze swemi zycze-
miami z powodu 25el rocznlc!y
zaSlubin krola wuerttemberskie-
60 Wilhelma jego zona karoli-
ma. Stqd udai sic Zeppelin, "a
brawszy 10 pasazerow do Baden
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
OFFICERS SEARCH
CLOSER HOME
Find Nothing Calculated to Help
Clear Up Murder
Mystery.
TWO FUNERALS ARE HELD
States Attorney Robb Elimi-
mates Theory OF Suicide
Pact.

Cumberland Md, January 3.-Three
days have passed since the dead bodies
of Miss Grace Elosser and Charles Il.
Twigg, who We're TO have been mar
ried last Sunday night. We're found
by Mrs. Elosser. on the sofa in the
parlor of the Elosser home. Save for
the almost sclf-cvident facts. such as
that the two died from tho effects OF
poisoning by cyanide OF potassium. the
authorities tonight are precisely
where they started in their efforts to
solve the mystery of the two deaths
The only development Of importance
appears to be that detective has at
last been set to work on the case.
states Attorney Robb and other Of
Elosser home to-day, but say they
found nothing whatever calculated to
help clear UP the Systery.
Suicide Pact Eliminated.
For the first time since the discov-
cry of the dead bodies of Twigg and
Miss Elosser was announced the
States attorney has talked at length
on the case. lie declared positively
to-day that the suicide pact in his
investigations must be eliminated. He
said also that his opinion was that
the chewing gum found in the mouth
of Twigg did not contain potassium
cyanide or any of its equivalent al
though he is positive that the death
of the pair was caused by cyanide of
potassium or hydro-cyanic acid solu-
ton
Ridicules Candy Theory.
He further said that the theory ad-
vanced by some that the poison NAV
have been administered by means of
candy was ridiculous.
These suggestions are all untrue 7
Am Am sure the States attorney added.
but Just how they met their death is
a mystery. / Will say. however. that
murder theory"
AT the same hour the funeral of Miss
Elosser was being conducted here this
afternoon the last rites were being
of the man who was to have been her
husband Sunday last Hundreds of
persons swarmed into the little West
Virginia town TO attend the services.
Church Is Packed.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
mere, where the services over Miss
Elosser took place. was packed. In
his sermon, DR.. w. w. Van Arsdaie,. the
pastor and longtime friend of the
CLOSER family, spoke feelingly OF the
death of the young woman whose body,
attired In the white sa lin dress that was
TO have been her wedding gown, lay in
It's casket before him. and denounced
those who are of the opinion that she
killed herself.
Twiggs funeral took place from
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
keyser. and burial was In the Gene
terry adjoining the church.
The entire Elosser family will BIZ
put on the stand at the coroner's In
quest. 1t Is understood. Mr.. Elosscr
said to-day that he and his family will
freely tell all they know at the in
terious death of their daughter and
Twigg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
Blizzardy Weather
Prevails in the South

Atlanta, en-. january 3.-Blfzznrdy
weather, which has been riding into
the South for the past two days,
reached the Gulf nnd South Atlantic
SfDtes today. Freezing tcmpcrn.
lures, following heavy rnins, were
reported from vnrlous points In
alisslssippi, AInbuma and Georgin,
zee forming as fnr south ax Mobile,
Sn0w was general throughout the
northern and central pnrfs of the
Gulf States.
General heavy rntns In all the
south Atlantic States to-day were
followed by falling temperatures to-
night, md the full strength of the
cold WaSc In expected Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
EARTH SHOCKS RECORDED

Scfcntists TJstimnte That Centre M
Disturbance Is 5000 Miles Away.
Mobile, Ala. January "A series OF
violent earth shocks were recorded nv
lege this evening. commencing at 6:I8
and continuing for twenty four min.
utes. the maximum being reached n
6:29. One heavy wave was also re-
corded at6:07 O'clock. 'rremors were
recorded almost continuously through
out the day.. Scientists estimate flat
the centre OF the disturbances is more
than 1000 miles away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
WILLIAM T.. WARDELL DEAD
Was Prohibition Candidate for ,,o~o

Was Prohibition Candidate for Mayor
ma for Governor of New York.
New York. January 3.-William IT.
Mayor OF New York in 1896 and for
Governor in 300, was taken iii in the
subway this afternoon, and died ilfteen
minutes later In hotel in East TWEEN
tyreighth street.; lie was born In
Bristol, r. l.. eighty-fpur years ago
He was formerly treasurer OF the
Standard OIL Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
Imminent Dnnger of Capturc.

Mobile. Ala. January 3.--rhat the
city OF Puerto Cortez is In imminent
danger of being captured by the Hon
duras revoutionists, under former
President Bonilla and General Lee
Christmas who left the United States
a short time ago to take charge of the
revolutionary forces. Is evident from
the information contained in letter
received here to-day by DR.. r. II. Won
Ezdorf. of the United States Marine
Hospital Service. who is In close touch
with conditions in the Central Amer
lean republic.
The letter among other things.
states that the authorities at Puerto
Corte@ are expecting an attack by
Sonilla's forces nj any time, and be-
iieve the city will be captured by the
me rcvolutionists. as Davilla has only
Tense.
Inc Norwegian fruit steamer Agnella,
winch arrived this afternoon from
Eeiba and other Central America n norris
brought advices to the effect that Tho
Honduran gunboat Tatumbla was n,
iela when the Agnella sailed. No adj
vices had been received az that time
relative to the Whereabouts of tba
Eunboat Hornet, said to have been re-
Gently purchased at New Orleans h,,
emissaries of Bonilla.
r. Buckner. who has been in Hondu
ras Tor several months, says that news
OF me revolution is scarce even in
ltohouras. and that the inhabitants ot
me smaller ports anXiously await The
arrival of each steamer in order "a
secure newspapers containinc tho Aseo-
ciated Press reports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
Restaurant Keeper MurtlcreI.

MlsKoEee, OKLA, January 3.-With
inc head almost severed. the body OF
q. RI. Anderson was found In his res
iiaMrant here to-day, where he had been
razor and bloody butcher knife
nearby, indicated that he had fought
desperately with his assallants. There
ass.'been no arrest made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
TO DRIVE laps OUT
Chinese In Mnnchurin organize sccrc

NhfneSe In Mnnchurin Organize Scorer
society.
Peking. January 3.--It Is renortad
that the Chinese III Manchuria hav.
organized secret society of large mem
6ership, with the object of driving In,
Japanese out OF the country Reports
that the Japanese are strenethenInr
their garrison In Manchu-ia have caused
considerable unrest in certain circles
here, whore rumors of Japanese Ar.
gression are spread Similar stories OF
hussia's purpose to occupy Hardin and
tho intermediate country from tho
frontier are circulated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
WILL CARRY s25O,Ooo,ooO
Post-Omce Appropriation niu WIN
Brenk All Records

-, washington, ID. c.. January 3.-Wben
the post office appropriation bill is re-
ported TO the House about January 20.
IL VIII carry upwards OF $3.50. 006. OO0
which breaks all records for most ONES
appropriations. The approximation for
the current year is $40, 600. 900. The
crease in the postal servic which nov,
employs an army OF 100000 emploves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
HELD FOR $500 BAIL
Man Charged With Mailing Ncv y.,.,.
GreefihE Under Senntor,s IsrnnIs =

rTreeInE Under Senator's E|ranJS
Phlladelphia. Pa. January a
Ginarsed with mailing New Year greet
tnss under the frank Of senator
bourne OF oregon, Ernest j. stevens.
oi thls city, was to-day held i'm s30O
Gdil by United States COMMISSIONER
S S,n POSTAL Inspectors alleged mat
:stc'ens, who is ii dealer in medical
instruments, secured 500 copies of n
speech which Senator Bourne delivered
IN this city early last year. They were
IN uha1dressed envelopes. bearing sem
ator Bourne's name. Copies or the
speech. and Stevenss business card
with New Year greetings 1t is alleged
were mailed in the ranked envnIones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
THOUSANDS SEE
TERRIFIC BATTLE
Desperadoes Fall in Settling
Flames When Building Is
Fired-Search of Ruins Re-
veals Remains of Only
Two Men-Occurrence
Greatly Stirs London.
Widespread Plot.

London, january I.-tccor,llnp 10
the Dnily Telegraph, tho pulicc nrc
In posscssion Of Information con
corning widespread anarchist plot.
which In rcSurticd Us one of Ercnt
Erhtity. The detnils nrc being kept
secret.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
Fatal Coal Dust Explo.ion

Denver. Col, Janunry 3.-Threc
workmen were killed and seven in
jured. one or two probably fatally, in
an explosion OF coal dust to-day in the
pulverizing groom of the Portland ce-
ment works at Portland, six miles from
Florence. Col.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
Rcd Cedar for Chests.

Yes; furnish II freight prapad car
pentcr viii make Your chest much stror ger
and better. and 1t viii cost only one-third
OF store price Nicie, TayioEsvills. N. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04
STATE OF UNREST
IN PUERTO CORTEz
Attack BY Bonilla Revolutionists
Is Momentarily En-
pected.
U. S. MARINES NOT LANDED
Only Five Hundred Soldiers
Available for the City's
Defense.

Puerto Cortez. Honduras. January 8.
This city is stlll in state of unrest
because of a momentarily expected
attack by the Bonilla revolutionists
Nothing has been heard from the gun
boat Hornet since Thursday night,
when she was reported as having been
sighted outside the harbor
Commander Davis. of the United
States cruiser Tacoma. had not landed
marines up to this morning. but Is ex
pected 10 do SO before the actual at
tack upon the city begins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-04

Continued on Sixth Page,)
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21
ICE AS A FACTOR IN FARMING

The Alaska delegate to Washington
says that farming by sub-irrigation,
and with the moisture supplied by
melting ice is a novel agricultural
method and surprisingly successful IN
interior Alaska.
Celery, lettuce, radishes, cabbages,
turnips and potatoes thrive and are
of much better quality than those
raised in "the States" Raspberries
grow to be as large as 25-cent piece
and blueberries and cranberries grow
in great profusion> The future OF
Alaska in this respect is most prom
Using. reports Mr.. Mckenzie, and the
farming operations are most interest
ing
Some homesteads have been taken
up, and on them farming is conducted
on a considerable scale Agriculture
in the interior of Alaska is yet IN It's
infancy, but Mr.. Mckenzie concludes
that it has arrived at such proportions
as to be considered almost wonderful
in it's results. ALL the growth of veg
citation is attained between March 20
and September Is.
Manufacturing is confined to the
city of Fairbanks and consists largely
of making tin stoves, window sashes
and doors. The dog is the favorite
carrier throughout Alaska. The rein
deer is unreliable, and the horse can
not be worked when the temperature
is below so degrees.
The Indians in Alaska spend their
winters in hunting and their summers
in fishing. They have no knowledge
of their tribal or clan nafnes, and are
always called by their village or local
ity name. Only the very young chill
dren, educated in the government
schools, have any knowledge of their
ages or births They measure time by
the SHOWS" and suns" and distance
by the sleeps"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21
WASH THAT ITCH AWAY

1t is said that there are certain
springs in Europe that give relief and
cure to Eczema and other skin dis.
eases. If you knew that by washing
In these waters you could be relieved
from that awful itch, wouldn't you
make every effort to take a trip to
Europe at once? Would yon not be
willing to spend your last cent to find
the cure?
But you need not leave home for
these distant springs. Relief is right
here in your own home town!
A simple wash of Oil of Winter
green, Thymol and other ingredients
as compounded only in D. D. D. Pre-
scription will bring instant relief to
that terrible burning itch, and leave
the skin as smooth and healthy "a
that of a child.
II you have not already tried It. get
at least 25-cent bottle today. We as
sure you Of instant relief.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21
A CHALLENGE TO Mr.. BRYAN

William ]. Bryan's trusty horse-pis-
tOl goes off at both ends as usual when
he accuses the criminal corpora
tions" of owning many of the great
newspapers and then explains that lit
is not now possible to learn who owns
the stock of some of these journals"
He would like to have law to make
these assassins come out of the dark
and stand before the public gaze"
We are not disposed to quarrel
with Mr.. Bryan about a mere contra
dictiOn. When he says that criminal
corporations own various newspapers
he must have somebody or something
in mind and the further statement
that nobody can find out who owns
these journals is of no consequence.
What we want is a bill of particulars
as to. the main charge. What crimi-
nal corporations are engaged in jour
nalism? What are the names of the
newspapers that are controlled by
criminal corporations?
So far as our observation extends.
the ownership of newspapers is not
much of mystery. Responsible men
can be found at all reasonable hours.
The policies which they sustain or op.
pose are usually understandable. They
use the English language with more
or less force, and whether we agree
with them or not we fiatter ourselves
that we can perceive the drift of their
remarks on most occasions. Even
Mr.. Bryan's incorruptibIe weekly
makes itself plain to us.
But in all our reading we have dis
covered nothing that suggests the
presence of criminal corporation in
our journalistic midst. Just what we
should do if we made such a find we
need not say; but, with the fear of
MI. Bryan in our hearts now as al
ways, we challenge him to name
names. He needs no law to drag
these assassins out of the dark. Let
him do it with his own strong arm
World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21

Back to the Farm was the slogan
that, transformed this country from
depression, hopelessness and despond-
ency to buoyancy and prosperity, the
like of which has never before been
known.
From all sections of the country the
same prophecies are made and the
same stories are told.
Lands which a few years ago were
drag on the market at any price
are now commanding fabulous figures.
Prosperity stories that now come to
our exchange table from all directions
read like beautiful and glittering fic-
ton.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21
ssBACM TO THE FARM''
"Ardem,' The Beautiful Country Home of HON. S. IT,
Sistrwmk, A Veritable Garden of Eden

almost as rich as those of the Nile
and hard by is a beautiful flowing riv-
err. which adds to the beauty of the
picture.
Mr.. Sistrunk has fruit trees of all
varieties. He has some of the most
luscious figs we have ever eaten, and
his pecan orchard is the marvel OF
the county.
About a year ago the local editor OF
this paper visited Arden, and we here
reproduce the pen picture she drew OF
it. Her description is not extrava-
gantly drawn:
An Ideal Day at Arden
Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Sistrunk gave d
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21

For this condition of affairs in this
county our bankers an dour county Of
ficials are largely responsible.
They took up the popular slogan of
back to the farm" purchased farms
and set the example of raising fine
stock, and pursuing the latest methods
of farming
The Palmetto Stock Farms, the Ma
rion Farms, the Anthony Farms, the
Carmichael Farms, could, if they were
possessed of the power of speech, tell
stories that would sound to outsiders
almost like a romance.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21
CURES cATARRH
Also Coughs, Colds, Group and Sore
Throat

Also Coughs, Colds, Group and Sore
Throat
The Postoffice Drug Store guaran-
tees HYOMEI pronounce it High-o-
me- to cure catarrh, acute or chron-
ic; to cure colds, coughs, Group and
sore throat or money back.
In cases of deafness, caused by ca
tarrh, there is no remedy so efficient.
HYOMEI is liquid extracted from
the eucalyptus trees of Australia, and
is a soothing, healing, germ killing
antiseptic.
The Postoffice Drug Store sells a
complete HYOMEI outfit, consisting
of a bottle of HYOMEI and an indie
structible hard rubber pocket inhaler.
for 81. For treating catarrh, or any
throat or nose ailment, pour a few
drops into the inhaler and breathe.
That's all you have to do, and as
the air passes through the inhaler it
becomes impregnated with antiseptic
HYOMEI, and this soothing, healing
air as 1t passes into the lungs reach
es every particle of the infiamed
membrane, kills the germs and heals
the raw, sore catarrhal spots.
If you now own a HYOMEI inhal-
er you can buy an extra bottle of HY-
OMEI for only so cents at the Post
ociffe Drug Store or druggists every
where. Free sample trial treatment
from Booths Hyomei Co.. Buffalo, N.
Y.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21

queens taste, hot fried potatoes and
steaming coffee. Several gentlemen
in the party acted as cooks, and won
for themselves lasting renown. There
was also home-cured ham, rice pillau,
sandwiches, eggs, ambrosia, cake,
fruit and many other delicacies. Ev-
erything served at the dinner, except
the bananas, were products of Ar
den," and nothing could have been
more delicious.
The visit to the chicken farm was
especially enjoyed. There are nearly
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-04-21
GRANGE AND VIRGINIA s1sTRUNK ENJOYING DAY AT Arr

picnic Tuesday at Arden" their mag
nifcent country place. seven miles
east of Ocala, and never has a day in
the woods been more thoroughly en-
joyed. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sistrunk, Mrs. Richard S. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Lloyd. Misses Annie At
kinson, Esther and Janet Weathers,
Eugenia Fuller, Ethel Robinson and
Misses Eoline Spearman, Ethel Car
ter and Jeanette Sadlier. and Messrs.
A. J. Beck, o. B. Howse, w D. Taylor
and Howard Walters.
The party drove out in buggies and
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four hundred chickens, from the TIM.
est biddies just from the incubator to
the grown fowls, and they are very
beautiful chickens, White Orpingtons,
Rhode Island Reds and Cornish
Game.
Mr. Sistrunk also has on his farm
many fine cattle and sheep, and has
many acres under cultivation, large
pecan grove. orange grove, and guam
Titles OF other fruit and vegetables in
cultivation. The lands are folling and
the woods and hammocks produce