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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

his. rainy day. He had let his wife
die because he was too stingy to have
a doctor, and all his children had fled
before they We're scarcely grown. His
grasping mouth, his withered, wrin-
killed. face, his narrow suspicious eyes,
always made me shudder.
isn't he horrid?' Mary spoke first
when we We're past.
And then in a moment as her eyes
wandered to the poisoning orchard
at the edge of town she sighed resign
edly:
81 don't know what we will ever do
with her, but isn't she a dear? And if
one must go to the extreme | guess
1t Is best to take the highest one"
81 am going to, if l can" said, and
Mary looked at me wonderingly.
Next morning was Easter indeed.
The world was full of sunshine and
early flowers and songs of birds and
soft winds.
Rose came TO the door herself, for
the church bells were just ringing.
Never had she looked more beautiful.
and that is the end Of praise. | step
peU into the nali ana ClOSeu the uOOf
behind me. She looked up at me q
little surprised. little agitated.
"Rose"-her lids dropped and hid her
soft gray eyes. and she breathed a
little quickly-'.you have made every
body happy by your gifts, everybody
from Bombay to Maine. everybody but
me. Won't you make me present. an
Easter gift?"
"What?' she said softly, and her
voice fluttered.
The lady with the lily soul" And
] held out my arms waitingly.
When we went out into the sunlight
little while later said most sin.
cerely and gratefully:
Rose, you are such a wonderful
River"'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

machine young man named Young
was shot through the ear
Americans poured into Douglas from
Bisbee when the word went out that
a battle was on in Aqua Prieta. and
many automobiles arrived in time 10
see the surrender Of the town
\ remarkable feature of the fight
was the seeming nonchalance of the
Americans who stood on the battle
Held In several instances Americans
We're within fifteen and twenty feet OF
the hrinE rebels.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

hos more. and every
thing was OF the finest and daintiest.
The box went Thursday evening
Friday was her birthday. Saturday
afternoon as sister and | had started
downtown Mary said:
Look at NOrah Conway. | never
saw her go like that before. What do
you suppose the nl*,ter with herr
Norah is a slow. awkward girl Of six
teen >he was half runnin; and tum-
bling down the street in great excite
ment with a bundle under her arm.
Every few minutes she bent her head
and peeked through Il tear i'll the paper
wrapper at something inside.
Il have it, said Mary, Frightening
She has something new for tomor
row.
"Harver tnnis, She stopped and
clutched my arm. Didn't she come
down shat street." pointing 10 the one
Rose lived in.
nodded and bit my lip.
shes giving them away Mary said,
with wrathful conviction. Come on;
/ am going to see And she turned
me about and started toward Roses
home.
On the way we met three other bun
dies and excited happy faces.
Rose Merrifield," began Mary, more
nearly angry with her friend than l
ever had seen her.
"Now-now. honey Rose kissed
her and patted her on the back until a
sigh of resignation came, followed by
an adoring smile. They did not have
anything new, you know, for tomor-
row, and. Mary. tomorrow is Easter!
I've had the lOvelieSt time giving East
er presents" And PARKWAY light
came into her eyes.
'PreSents|' echoed Mary. why,
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people don't Civ, presents on Easter"
That is just it," said Rose. No
body was expecting presents, and
had the most glorious time"
And she had-we know she had. as
she stood in happy thought looking
out Of the window at the newly bios
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15
AMERICAN Interference
put An END To THE FIGHT AT
AQUA PREITA
Citizens of Douglas Arizona. Killed In
Their own streets by Mexican Bull
Iet~-A Spectacular Battle ON the
border.

Aqua Prieta. Mex. April l4.-Via
Douglas. Ariz--During a battle which
lasted all yesterday afternoon and re-
suited n the capture ~ this city ny
the rebels. commanded by Red" Lopez.
American troops crossed the border
and stopped the lighting.
The action was taken after three
men had been killed and several
wounded in Douglas. and the continued
firing was endangerInE the lives Of
americans on United States soil Doug
La was under constant fire for three
hours
Ague PrieIa surrendered - the reb-
-l> after one Of the most spectacular
battles OF the Mexican insurrection.
There are many dead and wounded
including one American. L. ". Crow.
who was struck by a stray bullet n
! Douglas. Two others were killed and
many wounded in Douglas
I This is the hr<r time during the in
Surrection that any person mas been
suit Of border lighting. The dead and
wounded Of both the rebels and fed
erals are being taken IL Douglas
+ Thirty federal soldiers He'd 10 the
American side an hour before the bat
tie ended. and We're di>armed by the
American troops The rebels shot down
many feieralS as they ran.
Wounded federal prisoners were e.
corted from Aqua Prieta To the border
where they We're released a fugitive
on American soil
Lopez band numbered not more
than $50. while the federal defenders
numbered o. II was stated that the
rebels viii iry 20 hold Aqua Prieta in
the hope OF winning recognition a.
belligerents by the United states. Aqua
Prieta j. the terminal of the Nacozar
railroad into Sonora. and j. the mos
important point on the border Ietweer
FL PaSo and the Pacific ocean
The American dead are Robert Har.
rinEton and J. Q. Edwards. The Amer.
lean wounded are +. F.. Crow. proba D.
y fatal. 4 L. Dickson. shot through
the thigh. condition serious. For-S
HEREFORD. shot in foot: Charles Lennon
shot in leg. Genevieve Cole. shot thru
arm: W. Singleton. flesh wound il
arm
Robert Harrington was Switchmar
employed IN the yards at Douglas. an,
was on his train at Fourth street 1
bullet struck him in the head and n.
tumblrd from the car. He was pick
ed up AMI taken in wagon To In,
Copper Queen Hospital. where h,. die,
within an hour.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15
Easter Morning.

Waken, little people:
Waken. children. dear,
Listen, From the steeple
Bells are pealing clear:
We ring
For the birthday OF the spring;
We bring
The happy Easter day"
Bells Of silver lilies
Softly stir today.
Though their chime so still In.
Yet they seem 10 say:
We ring
Only perfume music as We swing:
". spring
On tn, happy Easter day"
Youths Comma MON
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

lively, failed ut
terly. We gave up
then and just en-
jOyed her as she
was, for she GER
tainly was a de-
light. After that
we spent our
time trying to
devise gifts Of a
sort and give
them at a time
when they would
stick.
Two years be-
fore we learned
it was utter folly
to give r o s g
things at Christ
mas, provided
one wanted her
to keep them.
The girls made
up that Y e a r
a magnificent
Christmas BIO x
full of all man
ner of dainty and
her attractive per-
las afternoon Rose
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

sOming earth ca
re $ $ Z d by the
) u II S h j II e and
K / ) ) Z q by the
bre exc. There
was q light in
her face t h a t
made us forget
clothes and pres
ents a n d anger
and think only Of
Easter.
As we W G Il [
away neither Of
us said anything
for some time.
At the corner we
met old b u X
Ticknor and his
cane that forever
went peck peck
pecking viciously
along the walk.
For many years
old B NC k had
\, nAn corinr nm
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

IVY ~ AI4-4aS d2A ASscSL8-
ton, 1911
HE did not know what to do
"" with Rose-had not known
for long time She was
incorrigible-an incorrigible
giver. She would give away anything,
from her slippers to the plume on her
hat
She did that very thing once-took
an eighteen inch ostrich plume from
her hat and gave 1t to a girl book
agent. And when chided by my sister
eyes and exclaimed:
why, Mary Ennis. that girl had
never had an ostrich plume In her life,
and she looked SO tired and discour-
aged. | just could not buy her book
1t was about the horrors Of something
or other. But you ought to have seen
the light in her face when l gave her
that beautiful plume"
Perhaps it would have been good to
see the light in the girls face, but the
light in Roses was enough to disarm
Sister Mary. 1t always ended that
way. Dozens Of Roses friends had
her foolish generosity, but always
when she had explained one felt that
| only brute could have done different
ly.
Rose had jus begun to have some
success with her drawings and was
| earning little money
at will be such a help to her." said
| q friend. She loves pretty things so
and has very few of them, poor child"
| Mary shifted, out of patience: Help?
| What do you suppose she did with the
| $50 she got last month for those
| sketches? Buy her some gloves and
| neck ribbons and new waist? Not a
| bit Of It, She sent s. to some girl she
| used to know in school who is in Colo
| RADIO for her health and s. to some
crippled second cousin In the east, gave
S. to the heather in India and spent
| the rest on the sick negro that does her
| chores and on her washerwoman's
| kids"
The worst of it is Roses ward
robe. Her sou revels In beauty She
loves pretty things with the ardor of
child. But the prettier a thing is
the surer the idea will pop into her
head, What a delightful present for
somebody" 1t requires the eternal
vigilance of Mary and five or six of
her intimate friends to keep Rose pre-
table.
All her friends tried, singly and COL
| lect1yely, to make Rose over for her
own good and all, singly and collec-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15
$40 To x1.H

y complete line OF Ladies Low Shoes.
just what you want for Easter. the
Selby line from $3.50 to 81. The mos;
complete without doubt. Your in
speCtiOn solicited. II. L. Masters CO.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

II bir hday II the
same time. So we
are going 10 Una ke
her UP just a
Onderful birth
day b o Y. Il n d
maybe she Will
get a little good
of III
II was magical
{ h = W a Y [ b G
friends responded
I" Mary'S Sug-
ge> ion. and there
" ere lots . I
friends. for ev-
cry body ov g q
Rose and liked TO
give her things.
That box was a
neruty. 1t looked
70 me aS if ii con
tanned everything
n 2irl cuu'd use or
want and S)Dp
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15
American Cavalry Charges

A. this iuncture with cloud 90.
dust. the United States First Cavalry
under command II Captain GuajO;
charged down the lin. from theil
headquarters. and IN. fleeing federal.
stopped. Some took refuge IN In.
adobe buildings Of the guard house 81
the line while others dropped into ;h-
trenches partly filled W some time a=s
10y order Of Major Gardner. then com.
mandinz in Douglas
Later a tniri American was shot in
Douglas In an adobe building near
Fourth street a man Wa killed
Many bullets fell into Douglas "a.
the rebel force Of the southwest fr.t
into northeast Douglas. where TIA.
MeNieaus live. cries 81 Viva MaI-rp.
w.r. stopped sy the Americans a. Is
wa~ feared the f-!-ral- might nr- 90
the American customs house
Twenty m4nIt-- after the battle b..
gan . squad 81 rebels took 'h@3r sra.
ton a. the American customs nous.
and fired from a distance II ten f.-.-'
from :a- <!-h--~e-r<.
The rebel commander claims 500 r..
Inducements ar. coming
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15

The prettiest line Of cut glass. silver
and fine hand painted china at \. r
Burnctt's
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In shadow of 4. :. Custom House

one federal officer on top 81 the
commiSsario headquarters remained
and directed the movements Of the fed
eral troops. The federalS fired from
doorwayS and from any barr!-ad6
that could be used
Two groups Of rebels advanced until
they were in the shadow OF thu Amer
lean custom house where they con-
tinued 10 fire. The feieralS. a few
minutes later. eSsayei rush from the
center Of the town and took posses
sion Of an adobe building almost with
in the rebel ranks
The rebels retreated before thi.
sortie. one dropped within the shadow
Of the customs house. The rebels
cheerei on by cries Of Viva Madero'
from a thousand Mexican< lined up a.
the American customs house. repulSel
the >ortie after a few minutes .iriu.
soon a thin line Of federal- began
pouring out Of Aqua Priera. straight
for the American boundary
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-15
Magazine blows I'm

Americans rushed In the Internal on
al line, but "a the firing continued they
had To seek shelter behind buildings
and in bitches. about fifteen minutes
after the firing on the town began the
headquarters OF the commiSsary blew
NJ with "A terrific report II J. no:
known whether a rebel bullet struck
the ma =aZIne at the headquarters
where dynamite was recently stored
or the federalS blew up the magazine
- prevent the rebels -ctIin= supplies.
The rebels arrived on the train -h-y
captured at FronJera~ earlier iu tie.
day and their appearance wa .-ni!-.ly
unexpected. The federal garrison ~
g. men ha> stood its ground well a j..
indicated by the fierce fighting.
The rebels attacked from the w.s-
After detraining just below the towr.
they marched 10 the west and then
with little. short rusheS took ~helte,
behind the railroad embankment~
resting their rifles over the rails a.
they shot into the town.
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u @t ${a i j 9 * az
BY Peter McHrtbur.

Copyright Association 1s1.l
0Tben With The reapers l could bear
W. (Sucb power BATH believing ear)
Che wbteper Of the falling grain,
"In eeaeon due we'll rise again."
Tn winter, when the snow was deep
" Hnd life was In its frozen sleep,
I beard murrnur, "Soon the spring
GO US wfll resurrection bring"
In sprtnsttme. when the world awoke,
\ from all the felds voice there spoke.
Hnd all things sang With accord,
"ue rice as roee our buried Lord.''
lind all The surgtns summer through
He grew the flowers my spirit grew.
Uttb all that grows l claim my part
'Cts always Easter in my beart.
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Easter pos; cards at ToS: Office
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and are thus enabled to warrant all
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Z did not know what TO do
with Rose-had not known
for a long time. She was
;rn1rrs iLIn ~ ;,l1-~;-r;IIo
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-22

Company means business. When the mill arrives there will be ore in plen- ty for 1t to commence pounding out the gold and in the near future the three stamp double, win be pounding up rock that will lay a new founda- ton for Nome. We certainly need one for the old. tmbers are not of the permanent kind and are now getting onto their "ppers so to speak.
 All should help the good cause along and remember that many hands make light work. The only way to accom- pltsh results is to give the undertak- ing a good start so Che momentum will carry it along after operations once. set it in motion.-Nome Nugget
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-22
NOW IS THE TIME

Now is the time when ones thoughts naturally turn to dwell upon ALASKAN SOUVENIRS and when a desire to possess such takes an un- conuolable hold on one. WE ARE IN BUSINESS TO SATISFY THAT DESIRE. Alaska souvenirs of all kinds, ancient and modern, souvenirs that appeal to the tastes, that satis- fy both the eye and the pocketbook, we have. The presentation of one to friend in the States to the south of us will make a friend for life. We sell watches, clocks and all kinds of jewelry AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT,
 In our repair department We make WATCHES AS GOOD AS NEW. We absolutely GUARANTEE SATISFAC- TON
 We are opticians and make examIna- uons free.
 J. IKUTA
 JeweIer and Optician.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-22

A fine mld temperance drink Is the pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters Of Tumwater Falls, and tho very best barley malt with iuat the right proportion of choicest grown hops, Brewed as on- ly Che Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at tho Board of Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-22
sElGRlY WEATHER REPORT
! ! ! 2 ! A+44A*444 , ,

Results of tho observation taken al Moore's Wharf at midnight, Aug 2I, 1911, is as follows
 Temperature time observat'u lS above Max. temp, preceding 2l hours 6g above Min 4i above Mean 55l above Barometer S0.30 Clear, Clam
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-22

QUICK DELIVERY PHONE 90. Baggage, coal and wood delivered lpon shortest notice day and night
 H. PRUDENTIAL.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-22
NOME HAS ONE COMING

We have ordered our stamp mill and the people are commencing to SC tbat the Nome Quartz Development
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-22

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-23
Quite a Shipment.

Saturday last the Idaho Southern train
pulled out of Jerome with ear loads OF
potatoes, Gears of which had been loaded
hr the Jerome Milling and elevator Co.,
one ear having been shipped 10y the Set
tiers Reclaiming Il Operating Co. Five
of the cars loaded by the Milling Co.,
were billed direct to Greeley, Colo, one
ear, the property of Gallentine Il llaw-
becker, going to Lexington, Nebr., the
other ear being shipped to Ault. Colo,
hy Mr.. IL. T. Bridges. On either side
OF the latter car was Il huge banner am
nouncing that the contents were the
nroduct oi the Great North Side tract,
Jerome. Idaho. While We have not the
exact figures at hand, this shipment will
exceed 30 ear loads of POTATOES which
have been shipped from Jerome this sea
son, and us each ear represents upwards
of 325 sacks, it will readily be seen
that the shipments thus far represents
quite an amount of cash.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-23
HalIoweII Concert Company

The coming OF this famous company
from Chicago on their ninth annual tour
at Amusement Hall December 9TH for Il
concert and grand ball will most likely
prove the greatest event that will happen
this winter.
A pleasant treat is in store for those
who hear this concert, or dance to the
enhancing music 1t will he an evening
long to bc remembered
Concert to begin at 5 O'Clock and last
ing one and three quarters hours; dane
ing to follow and last three hours.
From the concensus of opinion it woulc
seem that almost every one i'll the country
are intending to welcome the llallowel
Concert Co. and Toe one of the immens,
crowd.
Reserved seats will he on sale at tn,
Jesome Drug Co. Tor the concert, ate
December LIST.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-23
rREsRYrERIAN CMTRCH.

street.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
J. VI. ANDERSON, Minister.
sabbath school, 10 o'clock.
Graded lessons and classes for all ages.
j. A. Armstrong, Supt.
Preaching, IL, 4. m, when the sub
ject of last Sabbath morning, The Per
sonality and work OF the Holy Spirit,
will he continued.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-23
Death of Miss Carlton.

The sad announcement reached town
last Friday morning of the death Of Miss
Carrie Belle Carlton daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ID. Carlton, which occurred
al the home OF her parents five miles
northwest OF town the evening previous.
1t also brought sadness to the homes OF
several warm friends OF the family, who
had been intimately acquainted with the
deceased, and who knew her as love-
able young lady, possessed OF a refined
and pleasing nature that would win her
friends everywhere The deceased was
born at Merton, Minnesota, Janua "
1880, making her almost % years OF age
at the time of her demise She came
with her parents to jerome in the spring
OF 1909, Just prior to which she had been
sufferer from severe attack OF scarlet
fever, which left her practically an in
valid. and it was partially on her account
that the family sought change OF eli
mate. Her improvement was quite noted
for Il time, but gradually the ravages OF
the disease became more manifest, and
ior time she had been confined to her
home. Death is sad under any circum-
stances, but when it takes from happy
home promising young lady. II seems
much harder to bear, and in this instance
the bereaved family have the sympathy
of a wide circle OF friends.
The funeral was held Sunday at
o'clock p. NJ, from the NJ. +. church,
and the remains were followed to their
last resting place by many sorrowing
friends.