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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-08-12

Seber unierer 2eler ptrb 1i9erl1h
besisris fein, gu erfabren, pie uniere
Stabtpertpaltuns Der Sdpinbslet Des
@aszSruits gu 2sibe riiden nirb.
unIer 8iirsermeiiter tbut 5tpar 10,
als ob bic Gait Obip @as 60. Der
Musbunb Der S9ledtisfeit iei, er
I1reibt fait tdeli9 8riefe an lie, ipor@
in er bic 8etriigerei bofumentariih
ma9t, aber Oalp f9iittelt nur bic
Mafeln ba5u unb bebauptet breiIt,
baE ibm- bic Stabt nihts anbaben
fDnne, ba i'm 6reibrief nur bic Brennz
ltdrte bes @afes feitsefeut lei, fonit
aber Ni9ts. 2luh unler proiecutor,
6err Gline, meint, bag Oalp i'm Heht
lei, unb ba merit man i9pn, pober
ber Winb tpeht unb pie Die grobe
Senfation perlaufen nirD. Shliebz
lid pirb Dalp bebaupten. bab Die un=
ter5u9ung reip. Die @ntbeduns Der
@@pinbelei auf falider Bats beru9s
unb baB bic, ipeIde BON FOLDER Die
0uft Der @tabt glepelanb erfuaten,
mod aufrieben fein tOnnen, ipenn ile
nidt ipegen 0erleumbuns elmer 10
ebrentpertbsn, bonnetten 9efeaihaft,
1pie bic 5tanbarb Oil Co., ipelfe iih
bier Galt Ohio @as So. nennt. be-
langt tpercen.
Oie lenbenlabme Wetbpbe, bic anz
qetpenbet pirb, um nit fsr 8eieas
idaft abaurehnen, entipri4t garS uno
aar Der DIRT unb Meiie, fpie nnfers
Nepublifaner unb Oenlofraten Maes
anpaden, mas auf @nsros.gstriise-
reien binbeutet. Mafd' ibm ber
pels, bod moh' i'm nidt TAB, lante'
baa befannte Wprt. unD oas triff1
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Waibin9ton, 7. @ug, rGhe nod
elm Sabr perflohen lit, iperben sic
betreffs Der 6ruge elmer 9lltsrszpen=
iion gu einem Gnti9lub fommen mill
Ien," ertlGrte beute @ictor 8. Ser
ger, Der iocialiltii9e Reprdientant i'm
gunbes : aongreb, ben Mitglieoern
oes HeprdientantenbauIes.
,Sie perben ii6 enti9eioen miiiIen,
fpelhe Ste1ung Sie ein3unebmen gez
oenfen. @ie cine mG6tiee Woge
miro Die 5orberung fir Die puhiz
runs elmer iol9en MaBregel BON jez
Dem Sbeile bes 2anoes beranrollen,
unb ba nirb es fein Quspei6en gez
hsn."
Berger bate Die einmiitbige 3uz
Itimmun9 bes 9auies erlangt, um
iiber geIeBgeberii9e MuBregeln be-
treffs elmer glterzpeniion gu reoen.
Gr ipra9 ungefdbr Is Wainuten lang.
Qm S6luB ieiner 2lnipra6e tpuroe
ibm bon Uliteliebern bei0er parteien
geifall geipenbet.
,Scsm Qeben oes 4rbeiters," 10 fiibrz
te Berger aus, rgiebt es Woden uno
mun6mal Wipnate er5pnngener un@
tbdti9feit. 9a3u tommen unbermeio=
liae arantbeitsn unb 8erluite bur6
9etruQ uno S6pinbel. Wfit benz
0erdnnuben beg 4lters, ungefd6r bonn
"a. Sabre on, tritt aud eine 8erz
minoerung bes 8eroienItss Elm. lln0
| ihlieBli6, i'm 2llter BON 55 oOer so
Sabrsn, iiebt fi6 Der 2lrbeiter Der
6ilflpiigteit perfallen unb bon Qlz
lem entbl0bt.
.Gs giebt faum cine mebr nit
leio erregenbe Srag0oie. ais bds
S6ifial bes Qlrbeiters, Der iein gam
5es 2eben binbur6 ii6 abmubt, Inn
| Iih our65ui6lagen, uno Der Damn
nit 60 Sabren ii6 Dor Der Sbiir 0es
2lrmenbauies finoet. Der fanar5e
Sflabe fannie cine iol6e SragDots
niht.
reSreenb Elm 9lr6eiter,. Der 3panSio
I Sdhrg rfnourn pber nDa tGnger fun
einen tdrglihen 0obn geIhafft bat.
bat mebr Sitter er5eugt, als ibn1
Dur6 cine armIelige 4lterszpenilor
5uruderItattet tperben tann eSeDer
Qrbeiter bringt mebr berpor, aIs
| Iein 2obn ausma9t. Spnit piiros
man ibn nidt bei6Gftigen. gs III
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nit alien ienen sritnbti9 abre9nen,
tpelde fie pertbeibistn. Sb aber bic
alien Yarteien bic afaft beiBen, nit
ben S9pinblern amber Spite mG9z
tiger 8orporationen huf5urdumen unb
bieie gu njuftifiairenr, b. +. ibnen Ell
nen gbrlihfeitsiinn sei3ubringen, bas
1T gttpas, mas nah nnferer lleberaeu=
sung auBerbalb i6rer Ma9tfpbdre
liegt, benn Die Shntnbler iinb Sleifh
BON ibrem Gleii1 unb 8ein bon ibrem
8ein, mas baburh beipieien pirb, bab
feline Der beiben partGen uno aud be-
rem preiIe ii9 Bis beute bemiibigt gez
ieben babsn, offiaiea StelIuns gu bic
ier 8eiteblung Der BiirgerI9aft gu
nebmen unb bas 8eitihen Der gan5en
8epolteruns pah5urufen unO an be-
rem gntriiituns gu qppelliren.
Gs lit unbeoingt4 not6penbig i'm
eeSntereiie Der Stabt, bag ale rabifal
geiinnten 8iireer ibfs Stimmen BEL
Der Wobl nidt an bic alten parteier
ipeglperfen; baB fie ben fulfden @e-
bunfen oufgeten. oab lie ibre Sttms
men fpegrerfen. ipent iie fir bic Soa
5ialiitii9e partei ffinmen, 9erabe
umgetsbrt lpirb eins @6ub baruus
sic lperfen ibre 5tisimen gang fort
penn Iie fir bic Replblitaner ober biz
anssbli9eu bernofraiif9en 8unbers
tbdter itimmen.
Gin Itarfes 8ptunt fir Die So5iu,
liItif6e gortei 1T 6ie 9ObtenglOde
pelGe fol9en aorpotationen pie bi'
Guit Obio 9ds Co. lGutet, unb bi'
Serren Der Stunbdra Sil SO. pii1er
oas nur 5u gut.
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Wir baben neulid unferen Seiern
arft6rt, ipie es bon Sruitsriinbern anz
ge3elIt tpirb, um, obne einen Singer
in's WaTer au tauden, Millionen
etngeladt tperben. Sept bat uns Der
friibere partner Morgan's, @eorge
SO. pertins, in einem 0erh0r Dor benz
eonareifioneIlen llnterfuhings Co
mite in Wafbinston offen seitanben,
tpie Der @tabltruit es, auf ielnen
Bprfdlas bin, aniteIlte, um so Dill
lioner gu rperoienen" uno obenorein
nod anbertba1b Millionen an 3infen
idbrlt4 gu fparen.
Ser Sinansplan 1T duBerft einfa9,
unb tpenn es 2eute siebt, pel9e be-
baupten, bab, I'm, Millionen gu ma@
den, Der MenIh Elm beionoeres @enie
beiiben miibte, Der mub jebt 3ueeben,
baB bas Miatonenmahen bas finz
petite Ding bon Der Welt 1T, porausz
geiebt, baB man ihon iiber Miatonen
nerfiist. 9llles, mas gu Der @ermeb<
runs Der MilIionen eebDrt, lit etne
gana beIonbere SDrte bon @etpiHen
unb bos 8etpubtfein, bab, pie mir
i9on friiber barsetban habsn, bic
Jinanairune i'm gintlang nit ben
@sfeBen ftebt.
Der StabltruIt mar etnes Soses
bebufs Musfiibrung feiner Jtnana@
plGne elmer erDberen Summe beoiirfe
tig unb perfins, ais BoriiBenoer oes
ssinanaeomites Der llniteb, States
GRel Corporation, 1tellte in elmer
Sisung bes gcfnites ben Mntrae. so
Msillioner, auf5ubrinsen, obne bab bic
Corporation bafiir einen Sent 81 aabz
len babe.
Na9bem bic 0erbliiffuns Der 9erz
rem iiber ZEN Nntrag iib gelest, err
flGrte pertins, pie bas Grempel gu
i0ien lei. Mber laHen mir bei1er oas
Brotpfon bariiber. ipie es in fer lebs
ten Sibuns bes llnterfu9unsscomitss
psrleieR ipurbe, reben. un Den Ver-
bd1f su sntgeben, baB fpir etfpaz
erfinren, um propaganoa fir uns gu
MAIDEN.
2aut Brptpfpu erfldrte perfins:
,Menn mir 40 prp5ent Ron unierer
8cr3uasaftien aufnebmen, ober 2OC
Wei(lionen, Die uns iest IA Wttaipner
on Oipibenben pro Sabr foften gu
prosent unb an Stelle biefer 8or.
auasaftien 250 Millionen als 5tpeit'
Soppotbefenbpnbs gu 5 Pro5ent auI
ben Martt tperfen, 10 niirben mir PR
sSabr nur $12.500,O00 81 5abler
6absn, infolse behen mir ntdt allsir
$50 Uaillionen neues gelb beiiben
fonbern au6 mod bic Oifferens por
IA MiGionen unb 1872 Milionen
ollo anbertbalb Minionen pre- Sab
eriparen. Was bolten Sic Dupol
meine 9erren?
Serr @arp: Sd sldubs pobl, bal
pies Elm gutter Plan 1T.
Serr pertins: Gr bringt uns II
eine itarte finansielle Sage unb reou
sirt uniere firen Iusgdben.
Serr @arp: 9luf irgeno eine gBell
n1iiIen mir Grtra 8elo aufbringen
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Moper mieSer Yraiioeat.
gScitcrn Teoeratipn Of yeiners fakte
uidtise SeIdlaiic.

guttle, Waont.. 8. Dug. Charles
Wioper nurDe beIte NIT 2O7 gegen
90 Gtimmen, ipelhe Wtadinon BON
glepaba, fein einsiser Ripale, erbielt,
abermals gum prdiiOenten Der USE
tern federation Of Miners erfpdhlt.
Die anberen Beamten iperoen morgen
erndblt unb banit tpiro bic 4onpen=
tion ppbl gum Mbf9luB gebrodt ner%
osn. Sin Mmenbement CUR &onltl@
tuition, aemGB ipelhem in 3utunft
Die geamten Durh llrabitimmung err
lpdblt uno riidberilfen perben tOn@
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Siinf,ie .i1illienen sRne ei,,en Gent.

9as ift fider. Wir miiTen Werbef~
ferltnsen finan3iren, Die gemaht perz
ben niiHen. Wir nliiTen mebr Gelb
baben unb bies fheint uns in Der
Sbat elm gutter plan 81 fein, es 5u
befommen, obns nnfere 4usgaben gu
erbDben."
5ppeit bas gum 8erleien gefons
meme grotofpn bonn W}dr3 1902 Tn
8e3u9 auf bte Metbobe, ipie Der Eruit
gu .grtragelbern" fommt, obne einen
Sent gu Sablen. 9llles, mas n0tbig
lit unb mar, tit unb mar nur fopiel
bebrudtes papier gu bef9affen, um
neue 4ftien auf ben Martt gu lanai@
rem.
Sn ben Me9anismus bes 9robz
fapitals pirft biefe gntbiillung Der
planmdBieen aapitdlreripdTerung ein
bellies 2idt unb ieibit bos iimpelfte
@emutb. bus ii1 Die finanaiellen
Wanipulationen bon Wau Street ais
Elm ungebeuer Intpieriges Ding por<
iteat, mub unb tpirb eritdunen iiber
bic DENT SimplisitGt Der groben
ssinan5senies, bic nur oarauf binausz
lGuft, nanauiinnen, pie man es ans
fdnst, um etne san5e yfation gu be-
triieen.
Ulit bieier gntbulung 1T AUDI Der
eRimbus sefallen, her Die fogenannten
orpben Observation-Disclosures umbulte
unb unisre io5ialiitifhe 4sitation bat
bamit cine Materialbereiderung err
fabren, bic nur sriinOlih aussenuBt
iuerben muB, um 5riidte gu trasen.
gine s5inanasrDBe a la Morsan,
! Rpdsfeller, Carnegie II. I. ip. gu ieln,
| iit bas einfa1lte Ding BON Der Welt;
man brauht nur einmal erit nin the
swim" gu fein. unb Die 8efdbignng
bes 8efdminbelns i'm 8roben tommt
bann bon ielbit.
9as prototolbua bes Stabltruits
opn 1902, pel9es burd 3ufall unb
aus einem @erfeben, - Nemeiis2 =
in Die 9dube bes llnteriudunsscomi@
ties ssIdnste, beirstf e. = =
3u obigem Shema gebOrt es 5par
niht birett, aber bel oemielben Wer%
bDr bes 5inan3eenies perfins, ber
ieBt betanntlih bur6's 2anb ret1t
unb in Soaialreformen ma4t reip
pfuI6t, purbe au9 tonitatirt, bot
Der Stabltruit einen 5ono fur poll:
| tiI6e 9orruption beiist unb aul
@runo besielben bic 2esislatprsn mil
2iebsssabsn bepentt. Dap perttns
fid peigerte, iiber Die Ginselbeiter
oiefes 5onbs aus Der Sdule gu plar'
bern, 1T ni9t peripunberlih, Dab e
aber siemli6 nerpOs purDe uno al
feline 5ur @hau getrusene Seslsnrub'
perlor, ais bus Geiprd6 ouf bl,
upplitiIaen 8sitrGse" fam, 5eigt, BAT
bieIe aapitelperleiung fir gsfpln
oroBe Staatsmdnner pes SanDes
hDhIt unangenebm pGre, tOnnte II
eraipunqen perben, pie ansebrob
nirb. 9lber 10 lpeit pirb ss nt9
fpmmen, trpb aller brGuenoen WfleneT
Der Mitslieber bes nntsriudunss
nus5GuHes.
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Offi5iturS Organ
- her
Grbeiter 8ranfentai1e 8r. 65 nnb 1873
Carpenter Union SO. 182
8rauer 1tnion $40. II
Bdder l.r1ion go. 10
sseuerbeitattunes 8erein
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DISTRESS IN CHINA
Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 10. 1911

Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 10, 1911.
Special to the Ocala Banner:
Governor Gilchrist this morning re-
ceived the following telegram from
the Commercial Club of Seattle, Wash
ington, relative to the distressing con-
ditions existing in China. and desires
to submit same for the consideration
of the people of Florida
Seattle, Wash, Feb. 6, 1911.
Albert w. Gilchrist, Governor, ITALIA
hassee, Florida:
Millions of people are starving in
China on account of the failure of
crops. Seattle is the shortest route
to the Orient, and this club is prepar-
ed to receive, forward and distribute
with the utmost dispatch all money
and supplies. We are sending one
thousand barrels of -four and have
asked for detail of an army transport.
We earnestly request hat you appeal
to the people of your state for aid.
Make all contributions to our order
SEATTLE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
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soLILoouIEs or A GHOST
ocala, Fla, Feb. IL, 1911

0NtSAe$t - 1e~s1 = NSs A@f
To the Editor Ocala Banner:
While am not in his district, will
risk offering Congressman Frank
Clark bit of friendly advice, which
is that if he expects to be reelected,
he had best move bag and baggage to
Jacksonville p. d. O., and become a
part and parcel of the octopus, for /
suspect that there are already a num-
Der of Jacksonville politicians whet-
ting their knives with the zest of Shy
lock for his political scalp. There is
no gentle Portia to stay their avarice,
and flesh and blood must pay the for
felt, for it is nominated in the primary
that this political plum belongs to Du-
val (not my good friend, L. w. 1t is
rumored that Hillsborough, Monroe
and Polk counties will each have
candidate for governor, the name of
one being Semple, and the other two
will be Mud, for Duval county is to
furnish the next governor, and all they
can do is to stand by and wag their
tails and lick their chops while the
big dog gnaws the meat off the politi-
cal bone. Royal G. Dunn can say
goodbye to his job, as it by rights be-
longs to Duval county. He will be
Done" good and proper. Senator
Fletcher can continue to vote in the
interest of the lumber trust, and stand
up and defend the odorous Lorimer
without any fear of the consequences,
as we are going to let Jacksonville
name both senators for all time to
come. Sparkman, who deserted his
party leader and Joined in with the
stand-pat republicans to save old Joe
Cannon from being ousted from the
rules committee, will probably have
no opposition, as Hillsborough, next
to Duval, is the biggest dog in the
pack, and will, of course, take that po-
litical bone. For the others, the cup
board is bare. BANQUO.
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GOV. WILSON PRAISES UNION or
THE CHURCHES

A special from Trenton, N. j., says
in addressing the newly formed Inter
Church Federation of New Jersey that
Gov. Woodrow Wilson declared that
the organization was evidence that
the churches are cooperating to en-
phasize the beliefs in which they
agree, and not those in which they
differ He said it was part of the
larger subject of the age in which We
are living, by which men in different
parties besides the church are coming
together in planning for the better
ment of conditions and for the COM
mon good He said the foundation OF
the federation is development OF the
true spirit of democracy.
1t is spirit, motive which is deep
er down than the mere plan of po-
litical party; spirit which says the
life of one man is just as valuable as
the life of another, and therefore is
opposed to special privileges. He de-
clared that the spirit of democracy
was like the spirit of Christianity.
You can't think of Christianity, ;"
he said, "as being matter of special
privilege to any person or set of per-
sons. 1t is for all"
Gov Wilson said the spirit of Chris
tianity is to preach the gospel to ev-
cry creature. He asserted that poll
tics is not one department of ma
tons work in which some persons be-
come expert and make their living. 1T
is the administration of government"
be said, land is every mans matter"
In closing, the governor said he
could readily see how much such a
federation would be the means of pro-
tecting public righteousness, as well
as to advance evangelistic work.
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Mr.. Bryan will go to the senate with
an excellent and clean record behind
him and he will have ample opportu-
mites there for developing and DEM
onstrating the abilities which he pos
sesses. He has been objected to on
the ground of his inexperience; but
these critics overlook the fact that no
man can be said to have experience as
a member of congress until he has be-
come member. Under this head,
Senator Fletcher might have been
characterized as inexperienced, or any
other of the notably able senators and
representatives who have appeared
for this state at the national capitol
The Tribune believes Mr.. Bryan will
render good account of himself, and
it at least insists that he begiven the
opportunity before he is made the vic
tim of premature and hasty criticism.
Live Oak Democrat.
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HOW ABOUT IT?

Captain Ellis, the wei known fer
tiliZer man, is down frow Gainesville,
and says that very remarkable thing
occurred in the court house there yes
terday. There We're sixty indictments
mol pressed because of the misspelling
of a single word Effected was
spelled affected" 1t was not known
whether the mistake was made by The
state attorney, who has since died, or
by the typewriter. The prisoners eff
fected by the error will be tried at a
special term of the court set apart for
that purpose.-Ocala Banner
Now, we really want to know
Brother Brown, whether the prison
ers were effected by the error as you
say, or whether they were only affect
ed by it. This is vital question and
our interest in it is not affected,
though we would be glad to effect
such change in Jurisprudence as
would render impossible the recur-
renee of such an affecting and effect
i've incident-Tampa Times.
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HAzINe JEFF

That democratic senators have long
been ashamed of the discourteous
methods, the blatant nonsense and the
cheap billingsgate of Senator Jeff Da-
Wis. who boasts that he is the repre-
sentative of the chill billies" of Ar
kansas, is well known. That shame
found means of expression recently.
JEFF Davis took occasion to make a
characteristic attack on Senator De-
pew, declaring that the New York
senator would don court costume and
play the role of courtier the rest of
his days. The senator from New
York was disposed to reply, but was
dissuaded with the argument that it
would be unwise to dignity the Ar
kansan's cheap attack with any no
tice. Senator Davis's democratic col
leagues, however, took the matter in
hand, and persuaded him that the SEN
ator from New York purposed to reply
and that he intended to illustrate his
answer in the Congressional Record
with cartoons of Davis clad in knee
breeches, swallow-tail coat and silk
hat, and to accompany the pictures
with the assertion that Davis wore the
costume to the presidents receptions,
at the foreign embassies, etc. This
idea struck terror to the representa-
tive of the "hill-billies," and he ap-
preached Senator Depew. ''Mr. De-
pew he said, 81 didn't mean anything
personal by my talk about you the
other day. 1t was all in friendly
spirit You see, my state is made up
of queer cattle, and to make just an
official attack like that on you does
me lot of good You amt goin' to
run for the senate again, and it can't
hurt you, but if you print them car
toons of me going to the White
House in them kinglike fandangoes it
will defeat me the next time l run for
the senate, shure as shooting Mr.
Depew listened gravely, and then
promised to consider the plea. He is
still considering, and the "hill-biIly"
senator does not yet know that he is
being hazed.-G. G. H., in New York
Tribune.
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FOR SALE-Three fine brood
mares. Address r. H Baskin. Antho-
ny, Fla 20
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THE BIG SIX

Gradually death and political for
tunes thinned the ranks of the men
who possessed the power to lead. A
few new members were added. John
C. Spooner, the little giant from the
Badger state, who had served in the
senate before the democratic land
slide in Wisconsin, was returned at
the expiration of the term of William
F. Villas. Marcus A. Hanna succeeded
John Sherman, and gradually the lead
ership came to be confided to the
hands of men of proved ability. These
were known as the ''big SIX which
included Senators Aldrich, Allison,
Hale, Plat of Connecticut, Hanna and
Spooner. The senate had enjoyed
brilliant leadership before, but new
er more able than it received from
those six, who for some years con-.
trolled its destinies. Gradually, how
ever, even these passed away. SEN
ators Hanna, Plat and Allison an
SWCIGd LnC ldSL 1OlI Ccl1s 0OudLOI
Spooner retired, and on March 4
Messrs Aldrich and Hale, who are
the last members of the ''big six" will
also retire, and the upper house of
congress will be left to the insur-
gents. For the few regulars who re-
main will be powerless against the
combination of insurgents and demo
Gratis. The fight came the other day
over the question of the election of
senators by popular vote. 1t was a
singularly fitting subject. Many of
the men who won have practically
been elected by direct vote, and it
was, perhaps, not the less significant
that it was accomplished by deal
with the democrats to confirm their
power to disfranehise the negro. But
what of the future of the senate? Who
is so rash as to predict?-New York
Tribune.
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NO aq26-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
nee;nr rf Coy,oDfro1lor IF tho CURRENCY

Office of Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 2, 1911.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that THE
OCALA NATIONAL BANK" in the
city of Ocala. in the county of Marion,
and state of Florida, has complied
with all the provisions of the Statutes
Of the United States, required to be
complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business of banking;
Now, therefore, /, Lawrence o. Muir
ray, Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certify that THE OCALA
NATIONAL BANK" in the city of
Ocala. in the county of Marion. and
state of Florida, is authorized to com
mence the business of banking, as
provided in section fifty-one hundred
and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal of office this second day
of February. 1911.
(Seal.) LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
.2-10 Comptroller of the Currency.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monialS.
Address F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. M
patton.
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ThirtY Wears Toqether

Thirty years of association-think
of it. How the merit of good thing
stands out in that time-or the worth
lessness of a bad one. So there's no
guess work in this evidence of Thos.
Ariss, Concord, Mich; who writes:
81 have used DR.. Kings's New Discov-
cry for 80 years, and it's the best
cough and cold cure | ever used. "
Once it finds entrance in the home
you can't pry it out. Many families
have used it for forty years. It's the
most infallible throat and lung medi-
cine on earth. Unequaled for la
grippe, asthma, hay-fever, Group,
quinsy or sore lungs. Price soc, $1.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteen by
Tydings & Co. m.
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Attacks Ike Tiners.

In fighting to keep the blood pure
the white corpuscles attack disease
germs like tigers. But often germs
multiply so fast the little fighters are
overcome. Then see pimples, boils,
eczema, salt-rheum and sores multiply
and strength and appetite fail This
condition demands Electric Bitters to
regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to expel poisions from the blood.
They are the best blood purifier, ?
writes G. t. Budahan, of Tracy, Calf,
Il have ever found" They make rich.
red blood, strong nerves and build up
your health. Try them. soc. at Tyd-
ings & Co. m.