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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Oh o NJ, IS. SOB. II. - 9as
Ak Ercbs Spnbifat in Nom, bon
w benz in ben lesten Sasen pes
- Seitereu in ben 3eituneen Die
Hebe mar. lit boz nneefdbr Is Sabren
inter ben 4uipiSien DeS bnmaIigen
Ypifminiters 0tasgiorinp : Serrari
tim &abinett Grispi), Der ielbit Sour
naliit mar, eesriinbet iporben. Sems
lelben geboren etfpa ief5i9 italieniihe
unb breibie ausIdnbiihe Gorreipons
benton an. Ser Yoftminiiter itelte
Dem Spnbifdt 5pei gerdumiee Sale,
nerbunben nit Goiletten3iminer liip.,
am @insang Der Sauptpoit in Yia55a
Can Silpeitro foitenlos CUR Ser
fii9une. 3nei elettrii6 beleuhtete
Selepbons& nbinen iinb 5ur freien 9es
misuns Der 0titglieber porbanben.
auBerbem lit elm ~beionberer Sdal fir
Den Sernipredbienit arberbalb &om's
einaeriftet. Sobalo 5i getpifien,
borber pereinbarten Stumben Die
2inien frei iino, ipiro Der in ben
SGleu bes Spnoifats lid aufbaltenoe
Correspondent. Der ieiner Seitung ben
3agesberift 5u ~telepbonieren bat, bon
cinem b%eionoeren 8eamten benahrids
tigt. Relde 2inien u%nterbrofen
iinb. lieit man an einer i'm Saal nuf>
%gebdngtcn Sabelle db; iinb 3. g. bic
Srtsnamcn Railanb, Reapel bnrd
cine @liiblnmpe beleud)tet, bdnn ut
bies Gin 3eidcn, baB Die 2inicn Homs
Wailanb uno Toms Neapel inter-
brohen iinb. Ser betreffenbc Sour
naliit mub alio ieincn gcriht bepes
ihieren. Sn ben beiben Sdlen iisen
Die 5erren Der Sober on semcinIanten
Siiden, ihreiben hire Correspondent
sen ooer Seleernmmc, Die bon eigenen
Shnlterbenmten iofort reeiitriert mnb
mittelit zines Iuf5ugs in Die pberen
Selesrapben : @rpeoitionsrdlme be-
foroert tperben. 0ort perben Die in
frcmber Sprad,e absefaBten Sepez
iden 3uerit ilberieBt uno ipdnoern,
penn lie inter Die Geniur fallen, 5us
ndfit ms Riniiterium bes Snnern,
mo lie BON b~elonoern 8eamten auf
ibren Snbalt sepriift perben. SIM
Saale bat iebes Witslieb bes Spnbi>
fats iein YoItfah. iporin er feline
9riefe uno 9epeiden mor9ens bors
finbet. Gn Den InihlasiduIen in
Der 0&itte bes Saales selan9en Die
Die Sournaliiten intereiiierenben Wits
tbeiluneen 5u beren &enntnib. Ser
8oriisenbe bes YreB> Sbnbitats iorgt
baiiir, baB bel beionberen ofientliten
@orifellungen, BEL llrauffiibrunsen i'm
Sbeater ooer &on5ertiaal. bel Iuss
itcllunseu uitu. Den Rit9liebern Srci>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

bieies @elb u tatbplii&en iSwefen
bienitbar sernaht, mo ne fpnit 0efabr
lanfen, es In 10 bis 20 Sabren bod
81 perlieren, ba Is linen bann cine
freimaurerii& .iu5ialififGe 9egiermne
einfqh uesnebnten tuerbe.
60 ernit reben idon einselne be-
iorete Wdnner unb NIT Med)t; benn
troe Der eldn5enben G~ubenieite. pers
liert Der &atboli5ismus immer mcbr
unb mebr an offentlifem ginfIuB, nnb
es ldBt iid) gar nidt mebr perfennen,
oaB CeIterreih nirflib Der Iebte
fatboiiihc Staat lit.
@roben Siibe( bat es crreat, als
auf Der VeriammllIns befannt acntddt
nurbc, baB Safer Sran3 Soief baS
Sroteffornt iiber Den im ndd)itcn Sdbr
in 8icn itattfinocnocn @udariitiihen
GonareB iibernommen babe. Sa.
ipenn iid Der alte Safer nidpt 1d)eut,
fir bieie &inbsebuna tatboIiShen
@laubens nor aller 8elt lid eipSi>
ieBcn. 10 bntaiuabrlih Hiemnnb einen
@rnnb. iih bon elmer ibid impoions
ten @lnubenss Concentration auriids
3uSieber. uno man eripartet bdriml
cine iebr itarfc Setbeilignlg an bieier
nun ifon 10 beliebt getporbencn, inz
ternationnlen Scicr.
Ha6 benz Aatbolifentnst SatS0 bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
limb aud5 in enalans idrcitet &c

llnb aud in Gnslano idreitet Der
So5idlismus portpdrts. Sos 5eiat
lid ipieber nlis Sen @rgcbniiien Der
itdbtiihen 8ablen in Den SropinScn.
Die @eluinne lih &erluite Der elm
5elnen %nrteien iinb fol9cnbe:
%llnioniiteu. @eipinne 81. @crluite II;
Habifnle 80 begin. 65; Sp3ialiItcn So
be5lp. 9; ltnabhGngise 10 begin. 4.
Sic So6ialiiten batten bic 9roBten
Grfolgc I'M Nprben; nid1t meniSer oils
icdS Siee gcipnuncn tic in 2iperpopI
nnb BRADFORD. 3 in South SbicIps.
3 IN 3eebS mn 2 in Wanhclter. Worf,
&ciah, &libbersfielb, 9~irfen6cno uub
Satlep. Inberieits p~erloren Tic aber
aud 3ipei Sise iii Gotberbam. 3ipci
~lueitere SiBe gefpannen iic in @ilin9z
BAN iinb cinen in Brighton; in
@riitpl, Gbcltenbam, 2eiccitcr mn
8cterborougb ipnren ibrc Inltrcn9lus
gen iebpd perscblif. 3ablen rcDcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Bidder Gaenten MADDEN @eihdfte.
llno nift Deni9 Die Siiderusenten
nit Den @eiammtlperfen Der
&Iaiiiferl llnb ipiepiel 9arm ipirb
nift an9crihtet nit bieien poIls
It q noi9en 8laiiifer ausgahen.
Die nid,t bon anitoBieen StelIen ses
rciti9t iinp2 ga tonuten uniere fas
tboliiden Serlosshduier cine arpBc
Glide nusfiiIenJ burd, 6~erous9abe
elmer erpursiertcn Snmniuns bcr
Nciiteriuerfc Der Weltliterntur in
Der cu9liihen Spradbc. Sas it's
ia gerabe, mas unlercn College
Sibliptbetcu, Dem bod)p. 9leru5 llnb
Den 9ebilbeten fatbolilden 2oicn fcblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
Sparta, @is., II. Stop. II.

- y " l VI ~StS.t .. wv. IL.
Terebrter Scrr Hebafteurl
IS lparen ifDnc @ortc, Die ih in
Den ,Samilicnfrcis" Spaltcn Sbrer
geihdBten 3eitnng iiber Die ariippcl
las. IS pllroe bcridtet, mic in Der
alien 6cimatb man bemiiht lit,
IrtlIng uno @ic6c 81 bcn ariippcln
in Die Ser6en Der &inbcr cin5npflans
sen. Sod in Der alten Seinatb miro
nod, lpcit mcbr bafiir gotham. Wau
lit bort bcitrcbt, Die Stripped. Iopeit
es ibrc forpcrlid)e Scihafienbeit 5u>
ldBt, 81 uiielihen @licberu Der
menihlid)eu @eielihnft 81 MAIDEN.
Ton tatboliifer Seitc lit ieit Sabrcn
elm 9robartieer Ylan fir s. ii p
pei : j iirprge in Germirf>
lid,uns. Hep. s. 2 + iit Die
SeeIe bes peroienitpolen ll~ntcrnebz
mems. gier I6tbeilunsen ipirb bnss
iclbc umfaiien.
Sn u a d, E II bcitebt inter Scr 9eiz
tuns o Sd,lpeitern cine Initdlt, in
Der Den ariippeln, Die ionit an cincm
rc9clnGBisen SGulbeiud, gcbinbert
iinb, Die notbtpcubi9c Shulbilouna
iibcrmittelt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
(Spc5iea fir pieic 3eituns.)

Su Si9ge (9eifalcn) cntltebt
Elm 9eipaltiger @ebdube Compiler. Der
SIM glten Ibeil id)on in Senusuns
lit. Sir etipd t~arienb &riippel tpirb
bort Elm Scim 9eifaffen, in bem IQcu
nod ibrer forperlicbcn gcidaffenheit
cine Beperblid)e Iusbilbung 6lltbeil
pirb inter Der 2eitlirg o tiidtieen
Meiitern. Sd babe bel 9elesents
lider ieclior9erlider Sbdtiafeit in DER
Inltult Die grOBartisen Sertiafeiten
betpunbert, Die lid Die Stripped inter
tlnpiger Scitung unS geilaiier gcriids
Iid)tiaung oes Salcntes unb Der gee
iddftigungs : IDgIid)feit aneisneten.
9tadl Seenbigung Der @usbilbuns per=
bleiben bic ariippel entpebcr in Der
Anitalt pier perlaiicn bieielbc. Inn
allsipdrtS ibr 9rpt al p%erbienen.
Sn aoln entitebt cine nit alien
Wtitteln Der mobernen 9birurgie auss
ecitattefe ortbopdbi1de &linif. Sort
miro Den 8riippeln, iolpeit menihlidc
6iun1t CO pernag, Der @ebralld) Der
@lieNer 9egebcn. gritaunlib iino Die
8ciultate, Die ba er5ielt lperpen.
Sn $ o d. + M. am i6Dnen
9beiu, cntitebt- Elm Snititut in benz
Die poai9 u~nbeilbarcn &riippel. Die
aan6 auf frembe tSiilfe a%nsefpieien
iinb, bon Sroensihtpeitern licbepoae
Yflegc finben.
Sic bier Snititute iteben inter
elmer Gentrals 2eitung nnb ersGn5en
lid gc9cnieitie, iobab cine plnns
M d s / ariippcls Siiriorse brrfses
fiibrt nerben fdnn.
H>ieies sruRe @erf hriiliher
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
Gin ramfeqmsmter asi@tsr,

9os Stimmredt bat Sen Sraucn
Galifornien's niht eitel Sreube sez
bradt. Gin San Sranciscoer Hid,s
ter perurtbeilte cine Der Softer bes
3uderfDniss Spredels tpesen llebers
tretuns Der Gutomobils Srbnung an
5ebn Dollars @elbbiiBe nnb bemerfte
oa3u unsalant. bab Srauen. Die
elei1e Hedbte tpie bic @dnner batten,
audi 9leihe Strafen in ben 8aui
nebmen miibten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
SdSne Nusfidten brinat Die

S&Sne ausfdten brinet Die 3us
funft. GO iperOen bel Der nGflten
Prdiibentenfpabl etipa cine RiQion
bon Srauen bas @ablre6t ausiiben
fonnen; etipa 100000 in Californian,
100000 in Colorado, 10000 in
Dem Staate 8aibinston. $4,000 in
1ttab, $4,000 in Sbabp unb $4,000
in 8bomius. llub es lit ni6t aus
geidloiien, baB Bis 5ilr 8abl I'M Sabre
1912 nod fpcitere Staaten Den Srauen
bas Stimmreht beipiaigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
she Gpmmpn Ganie"

Rame Der nelen aQsemeincn (enss
Iii4en) 3eiti6rift I'M 9ienite Der
So5ialrefornt, Die bemnddit in Teip
9orf ibr @riheineu MAIDEN ipirb.
Rebrere fatbpliide rSadleutc" per>
ben als Hebafteure on berielben
tbdtig iein. ~@e9en So5ialismus,
fir So5ialreform", lift bas Iptto bes
Common gauie".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
sn6 in gOrtnsal eibt's inrmer nod,

anh in Iprtnsal sibt's immer nod,
10 ne flcine 8epplte, ipenu and Die
oSa. Staats5t9." bebauptet, 9fube unb
3ufriebenbcit bcrride bprticlbit. nnb
pas Bolt pcrlau9c teinen BedNel Der
9eeierrn9sform. 2aiien Sic lids
geiagt ietn, tpcrthe Sante, obs Sbneu
9efdat pber ni6t: rGperp little mlppez
,nent bas a meaning Of it's opn" -.
audi in Yortusal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Sn ct. ganl baber mebrerc bum
bert Samen Der tatbplii6en Srauens
@iloe cine ener9iihe Champagne ms
8ert geiebt. our ausfiibrung oes 3eits
gemdben Rotto's: 30 ppur Gbriit.
mas ibopping earlD." 4atboliI6e
Srauenpereine anberer Stdbte ioIIten
bieies 8eiipiel nahabmen. 60 3. 9.
bier in DUBUQUE infer bodansez
Sebener YSberman Circle. Sier
mare bieier @ereini9ung @elc9enbeit
9e9ebeu, io5ial 5u ipirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
Splanse Der Grbeiter nidt

TIA w
irgeno elmer 9ercften Sorm einen II
semeilenen antbcil am @rtrag Der
Sncuitrie erbdlt, miro Der &rieg 5tpis
ihen Sapital uub Arbeit nidlt aufe
boren. Cine iolde 8erehtc Snrm bcr
Sertbcilung bes Yroouttious grtrn9S
lit bas Observation-Disclosures 100
operation. 8epor biciee mlifom.
bntten Die Nrbciter tciucrIci GiniluB
auf ibr S6idial. Bic @clpcrtpcreinc
nerIieben linen ciuisen ginfluB aui
bic 2obnIdsc; abcr nur bic Serses
noiicnidnftuug crnd9lid)t ibncu Die
@rlansung bcs @rtra9cs ibrcr arbeit,
Go lit Dies in guglaub mo Seutihs
Lamb Der Sal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

rssur" nnsefabrt 8 + Iilionen
Dollars nerbicnten Die grpreBs@ eieqs
ifaften perfloicnes Sabr bel elmer
finn IiIionen 8apitalanla9e. Sefne
NAL bic Y~ro5entel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

v @ir baben cine bortrefflife Nns
Italt fir Saubitlmme bier inn @e'ten
unb Sipar az ct. Sraneis, 8is., inter
9eitnns Deg bodn. sc. ~. @erenb.
Sic aenaiie Ibreiie Der Initalt, Die
Durh ibr fesensreides Wirfen Die
ltnteritiibun9 Der fo3ial benfenben
8atbolifen berbient, lautet: ct.
Sobn's Snititute, ct. Sraneis, @is.
Cine peitere berartiee InitaIt iit oas
bon Sran5isfaner : Sdtpeitcrn seleis
tete ct. Goletta's Snititilie fir
ihtpahiinnise 8inber gu Sefferlon,
@is. Sos iinb Die beiben ein5isen
Nnitalten i'm 3eiten inter tatboliifcr
9eituns fir biilfloic ainbcr, Die uns
befannt iinb. - (@. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Sn Seutidlanb nimmt man Sen
ansriff auf DEN Stabltruit uid,t ernit.
Sic bdlten bns a~ilsenihcinlid fir
cine @ifer>S + a m 8attle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
9iit benz Sanfiagunastaae

bic Sub6aaz Sniion 5u gnbe. Hee
%iiltnt: 10 Soote uno At Seriebte.
Iber bic Sdser iperben idon hdfiir
iorsen. bab pie Sabl Der llnfdlle feline
fpeientlibe @inbube erleibet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

ttnb @ifforb 9indpt, Der bon Saft
abgeidgte Sreunb &ooiebelt's inboiiirt
auf einem ganfett 5u Ien gprt Ga
SoQette ais republifaniifer &rdiis
bentf6aftsz Gnnbibatl @ar bas Die
Reinung oes 8~ooiepelt nSntioot"
IrtifeIs? -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
5sriipprl- g iirTnrer III pentTblann mnh bier.

Ndditenliebc tuirb aaein u~nterbalteu
bmrdj frpmme Stiftunscn nnh bic
Milbtbdtisteit Der bentihen 2a.
tbolifen.
gs entgebt meiner @enntniB, oh in
Den Ser. Staaten auf fatboliiher
Seitc elm dbnlifes ltnteruebmen
beifebt.* Yieaeift bieneu biefe
3cilen CUR Inreenne, ben amen
&riippeln Su beIfen, fpic man ben
glinbeu unb Faubitimmen 5u Silfe
fonumt. @er in ben beutid,en Gns
%italten bas entieslife 8riippelz glenb
seieben unb Die ihonen Grfolee in
Seilung nnb 9eiperbliher Iushilbnng.
Sem fomnnt Der Wmnih bon 5eraen,
cs mose ben 8riippeln alif in bieiem
2anbe bic eleide @obltbat ertpieien
lpcrbcn.
Mit bor3iislider 5ohahtuns,
g.. S. Stettner,
SIP e &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
aurdl operating Ginariffe Il

SHrm pperaftpe Vtn9rtffe loUcr
Snnsens bon ibren lln9e5osenbeiteu
furirt fuerben. Satpobl, burh opera
THE gineriffe init Dem Stod, aber alii
feline anbere 8eiie. Sas tpubte
man bod friiber better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
Ser bette Samsarst bcibt
90 dbigteit.

Gin edtes Shnefen @ettrennel
oieier 0ic9iamaras Sro6eB in Sps
anseles!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Die Winter5eit unb bamit Die 2eies
seit 1T ipieoer IA. 3eitm9en lino
8eiti6riitsn 9eniieen nidt. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

CA ii iebeu in Dem naHfol9en>
nH Den gemerfunsen cine
W" pidtige Inresung our
Snaugriffnabnte ODER gum
Gusbm cines, lpic mir nit Dem
Sfrciber naffolgenbcr SeiIen eIau>
ben. bier6ulanoe bon ( t b d.
Seite ii~beriebeneu 3ipeiees io5iaI<
d] aritntiper Sbdtisfeit. 8ir
DEM Ginienper fir Die
f%rcnnblidle Iufmerfiamfeit. ID9cn
bicie 3eiIen Der Same 5it fruhtbarcm
Beginner iciul - (9befs Hebaftcur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
2afboIiidcr airhen saalenber.

Subannes i'm 8efdnanik,
Matth. II, 2-10.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-13
1911, showing 143 regulars and 70 ex-
traS which WAS read and filed

1911, showing 143 regulars and 70 ex-
tras, which was read and filed.
Tax Collector Colbert and County
Judge Fell filed report of licenses is
sued during November, 1911, showing
for state, 1904, and for county, 1865,
which was read and filed.
The following justices filed reports
showing no business during Novem-
ber, 1911: u. A. McClaren, H. w.
Douglass, Alexander Wynne, c. c..
Curry.
The following justices filed reports
showing fines imposed in Marion
county during November, 1911:
Joseph Bell. county judge, fines,
s72O; costs, s227s9.
J. w Lyles, fines s25; costs.
s46S7.
T. l.. Johnson, fines, 81; costs, So.
A O. Harper, fines, $35; costs,
$500
R. C. Douglass, fines, $s; costs,
s7.6s.
J. O. Turnipseed, fines, 1895: costs,
s5O.32
Widows pension claim by Mrs. ".
P. Moorman,- nee Mary Gore, widow
of w P. Moorman, read and approx
ed
Notary public bond by Robert l..
Martin, with Chas. G. J. Tullis and
Thos. K. North as sureties, read and
approved.
Notary public bond by w. L. Col
bert, with Alfred Aver and S. T. Sis
trunk as sn,eties, pa and approved
Notary public bond by John T. Lew
| is, with ]. B Martin and H. c. Nor
rison as sureties, read and approved
Bond for license to carry pistol by
r. l.. Martin read and approved.
Mr. Henry Gordon appeared and
made report on hard roads and re-
| ported that he had been getting lime
from a 6-acre tract of land of Leslie
| Horne, which had been offered to
the county for $50, with a right of way
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-13
7OI. 18. OCALA, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1911
Commissioner Carmichael having re-
turned to the city

Commissioner Carmichael having re-
turned to the city
Mr. S. T. Sistrunk appeared in be
half of the Woman's Club and forest
~ committee, relative to the removal
of commercial signs along the public
roads right Of way Of this county, and
also the cutting OF shade trees along
the rights of way of the public roads
of this county On motion of Com
missioner Proctor it was ordered that
all parties having signs and adver-
tising matter along the rights of way
of the public roads Of this county are
hereby notified TO remove same before
Arbor Day, 1912, and the Womans S
Club and the forestry committee are
hereby granted authority to have sucn
signs and advertising matter removed
on and after Arbor Day, 1912, and all
parties at interest are hereby notif1ed
that the rights of way for hard roads
is 40 feet in width, and other county
roads 80 feet in width, and that the
county attorney is hereby authorized
to take legal proceedings against all
persons known to have cut shade
trees on the rights of way of public
roads of this county.
Mr. H. A. Strauss of Bay Lake ap-
peared and offered to pay $40 for a
pair of traction wheels at rock pit
near Anthony, Fla. On motion mat
ter was referred to Commissioner
Crosby for investigation and report
at next meeting.
Petition by l.. J. Seckinger ct al as
follows: We, the undersigned citi-
zens, do hereby petition YOU honora-
BILE body to assist Ar. d. z. Wallace,
who we know to be in very bad cir
cumstances, and physically unable 10
secure a livelihood Mr. Wallace is
an upright citizen. Read. and on
motion was referred to Commissioner
Carmichael with power to act.
Commissioner Proctor reported Oh
petition of Ellen S. Jellison for relief
IN reducing tax assessment on 50
acres of land in sec 20-2S-17. Tax as
SCISSOR produced tax return by F. J.
Jellison, properly executed, showing
valuation entered at $3.50. Clerk was
instructed to write Ellen S. Jellison
that under the circumstances the
board could do nothing in the matter,
but for her to make proper returns
for $1912.
Notary public bond by Martin L.
Reynolds, with w. d. Carn and Mar
Gus Frank as sureties, read and APP
proved.
Request by Fred Horn and G. =.
Schwarz asking reduction on tax as
sessment on II acres in sec 4-15-22,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-13
engineers ARE AGAINST n.
An Adverse Report on the Florida Shin
Canal by the Members of the
Special Board

The Star has received the following
ment at Washington:
Washington, Dee. T. 1911.
The Star. Ocala, Florida: The act
of March 3, 1909. contains the follow
ing item:
Survey for the construction of a
continuous inland waterway across
the state oe Florida, between suitable
points on the eastern and Gulf coasts
Of said state, for the purpose of as
certaining the cost of a channel with
a maximum depth of twelve feet. or
such lesser depths along any section
or sections of said waterway as may
be found sufficient for commercial,
naval and military purposes. 4"
The report of the special board Of
engineers on the investigation men
toned is now before the board of en-
gineers for rivers and harbors for re-
view. II is found that the most
available route in by way of ST. Johns
river, Oklawaha river, Lake Griffin
and Harris and Withlacoochee river.
The depth proposed is 10 feet below
lowest low water, and the estimated
cost is approximately s16,500, 900 The
recommenda tions of the special board
are adverse to the construction of this
canal by the United. States at the
present time The following are some
OF the principal reasons on which the
unfavorable conclusion is based:
The distance saved between Gulf
ports and North Atlantic ports varies
from 40 to 424 miles 1t Is not be-
lieved by the special board that to
save these distances the trade between
ports the Gulf and those on the
North Atlantic would be handled by
light draft canal steamers or barges
across the Gulf and through the canal
in preference to the faster and more
commodious ocean going steamers.
The special board is of opinion that a
canal such as is proposed would have
no great value as a through route
between Gulf and Atlantic ports; that
its value from a stragetic point of
view is small; that from purely local
standpoint, the canal would be of con-
siderable value as feeder to the ports
of Jacksonville, Fernandina and Sa-
vannah. and would also have consid-
erable value in developing the coun-
try through which it is designed to
pass. 1t will also be convenient
route for pleasure craft, dredging
plants, tugs, empty barges and occass
ional light pleasure craft of all kinds
between the Gulf and the Atlantic
These latter uses are, however, in the
opinion of the special board entirely
insufficient to justify the large ex-
penditure required for the construc-
tion Of the canal and its maintenance
and, therefore, the special board IS
unanimously OF the opinion that the
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to the public road. On motion Of
Commissioner Proctor it was ordered
that the proposition Of Mr.. Leslie
Horne be accepted, and warrant was
ordered drawn, and the matter of get
ting deed and payment therefor re-
ferred to Commissioner Petteway.
Commissioner Crosby reported the
death Of Major Jones, pauper, at Cit
ra. On motion the name Of Major
Jones was ordered stricken from pau
per list.
John NJ. Graham, county treasurer,
filed report for November, 1911, show
ing the following receipts and dis
bursements:
School Fund
Disbursements. .. ......... I422.22
Road Fund
Receipts. ... -. -. -. .$29O1 CA
Balance. ... -. -. IS 101 20
Fine and Forfeiture Fund
Receipts. ..... -. -. 49,. $1496.sO
Building Fund
neceipts. -. -. ......sI sI9oo.z
Disoui iseHieHeo. ...' 1oo1.oo
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The Star has received the following
communication from the War Depart
ment at Washin gton:
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-10-19
New Routes Planned BY
Good Roads Conference

Members of the state highway
commission have Just returned to
Denver from trip across the
state. and while away much time
was spent in the insOection of
new routes planned on both the
eastern and western slopes. Ac-
cording to announcements made
by the commission, plans have
been made which it is believed
will insure the building of a good
road from the state line west to
Salt Lake City to connect with a
route across the state. The roads
leading into Colorado from the
east are in fair shape and the
great thing now is to have a good
road leading westward through
Utah.
This question was taken up
with people of Grand Junction
and all other points and also with
Utah state officials. The plans
proposed call for the commence
ment OF the work in connection
with such road Immediately. as
soon as surveys can be made.
When these are completed active
work of construction will be COM
menced, and there seems to be
little doubt but that by the time
a transcontinentsl road is built
across Colorado. Utah will have a
good road into Salt Lake City.
This viii enable automobiiists
wishing TO make the trip across
she country to pass through the
Rocky Mountains in Colorado,
where some of the grahdeur scenic
points on a transcontinental trip
can be found.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-10-19
Paonia Woman's Club
Meet with Mrs. A. Mckee

The Woman's Club of Paonia
held its first NEE ing of the sea-
son Friday, October 18th at the
home of Mrs. Abner Mckee on
Pitkin mesa. The program was
musical, consisting of piano duets
and voLal solos. The chief feature
of the day was an illustrated talk
by Mr.. Ray F. Coyle on Wagner
and his operas. which was much
enjoyed by all. The club will meet
with Mrs. Maxvllle for the second
regular meeting on Friday, Octo-
Der 20 at 2;30 p. m. The subject
tor discussion will be wit and
Humor." led by Mrs. c. B. Ham
ilton.-Netta Mcmillan, Secy.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-10-19
Mrs. J. j. Andrews Dead

Loren Morgan and wife received
a telegram from California Tues
day stating that Mrs. ]. J. An
drews had died there that morning
at eight o'clock. The Andrews
family left for California just a
few weeks ago in hopes that the
change of climate would benefit
Mrs. Andrews who had been i'll
tor several months. After their
arrival there she seemed to i'm.
prove but suddenly became worse
and the end came quickly. She
leaves husband and four daugh.
tiers, one OF whom, Mrs. Loren
Morgan, lives here.