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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

I'm talking with Democrats In the
north and east on recent visits to that
section l am convinced that we could
not nominate any man who would re-
ceive as strong or stronger support in
those sections than Underwood. To
win we have got to carry some of the
states Of the north and east like New
York, Indiana and others, and l am
satisfied that Underwood will do 1t
where other Democrats cannot.
ITO my mind there Is no question
Of section in this contest. It Is the
question Of the best man. Democrats
all over the country want the best
man, no matter where he is from. 1t
makes no difference whether he is from
north, south. east or west. It would
be very gratifying If we could have a
president from the south, but the first
question to consider is the man.
ITO my mind Mr.. Underwood meets
all Of the qualifications better than
any other Democrat we could possibly
name, and | believe under his leader
ship we will attain Democratic victory
this year, which | do not believe we
can do If any other candidate Is
named. (Ga.) Constitution.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
THE UNDERWOOD WAY.
Too Busy to Blow; Too Earnest to Parade; Too
Modest to BTag.

political the OF intelligent
hardly Underwood of Alabama till
where this been all
these daysr"
Underwood Worker
credit the subject Of
discussion simply The Underwood way
the bazed blazoned His has been steady but
the reached on the
business in his 1t has been
normally o and conditions and possibilities
The Underwood exempfed the significant record OF his
Where
the other senators and representatives
fact full lines about Underwood
the this geographic
struggles their triumph difficulties
winnings by figured maores
Own Statement Of Record.
middle the publisher
his legend:
Jefferson and
population Underwood Demo
Of
educated Rugby school, Louisville Ky and University
virginia. Fftyfourh Fftyfth Fffty-sixth
Ffyseyenth Fifty NINTH Sxeth and sxyrst con-
Record of Achievement
record of just plain hard progress
public That's the
his
likely his disappearance
parade opportunity leadership then
study practical experience be
accumulated
strength
Democratic ranks, became known.
II the Underwood way-Athens (Ga) Banner
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
most AVAILABLE MAN"
Underwood and the Democratic Year.
Strong In New York.

Underwood and the Democratic Year.
Strong In New York.
Long before | saw any mention of
Oscar Underwoods name as possible
candidate for the Democratic preSden-
tial nomination l had selected him as
the most available man to lead the
Democracy writes Albert B. Kerr.
son of the late James B. Kerr, Nj. G.
Il am q Democrat, and believe this
to he a Democratic year." he further
adds. There is no man in my judg-
ment who would prove so strong q
candidate as Mr. Underwood 1t is re-
freshing to Democratic partisans on
the side lines to have leader of the
demonstrated capacity of Mr.. Under
wood. The Democrats of New York
expect to win. and incidentally we
shall take much pleasure in victory if
1t be over Colonel Roosevelt. | do not
belong to the interests nor to big
business so that my opposition to Mr.
Roosevelt may be accounted for in
some other Washington Post.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD
Not a Sectional but a National
Figure

We are I'm accord with the hearty
ton published on this page of the
candidacy OF Hon. Oscar Underwood
For the presidency. Earlier than the
Constitution the Advertiser declared
Mr.. Underwood not only to be a suit
able and able candidate for the pres
tdency. but an available candidate as
well hut we do not agree with the
Constitution I'm demanding that Mr.
Underwood present himself as the can
didate Of the south for the presidency.
Not q Sectional Figure.
Mr.. Underwood on his acknowledged
merits should go before the country
as a national. not as a sectional, figure.
ne should be In the Baltimore conven-
zion not only as an Albanian, not
only as n representative of the vigor
and the ability OF the south, but as an
American. He should not be nominal
cd simply because he is from Alabama
and from the south. but because he is
mn American who in the national halls
az legislation showed himself a man
e the highest character. of conspicu-
onm ability aud OF the broadcast patri-
..ffsm. lie should not be nominated
and elected because he is from the
ssuth: be should not be defeated be-
rmuse be Is from the south. He should
NJ nominated because he is the one
pemocrnt who brought his disorgan-
he'd PARTY I'm the house into COM
pact. effective. body, which wrought
veil for the benefit of the country. and
BECAUSE OF the soundness, the energy
aud the progresslveness of his leader
shlp. which won him the confidence of
the country.
Tariff the Issue.
The Constitution does well TO stress
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

"The people have lost faith in
the Republican party because it
has not kept faith with them"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

the paramount Importance Of the tariff
as the true issue of next year. 1t does
Well to present Mr.. Underwood as the
personlncation of that issue. The Dem
ocraCc party. not on account OF Mr.
Underwoods being from the south, not
IN spite of Mr.. Underwood's being from
the south. should put him on the plat
FORM which he more than any other
man has made for the party to make
Its victorious fight on this year. It is
his right to claim that the tariff of his
making has won the favor and the
confidence of the people, and 1t is the
right OF his friends to claim that he
should be chosen to defend that tariff
ana to ask the Endorsement of the
American people on his work.
OF National Size.
But when he is presented he should
be presented as a candidate who is as
much a national figure as the tariff is
a national issue.
1t is not the proper way to rid our
selves of the old. tiresome question of
sectionalism by having the south make
demands in the name of the south
Any organized force in politics auto
matically raises an opposing force. The
sectional feeling is not dead beyond
hope of reviving. We know of no bet
ter way of reviving it than for the
south TO make demands in the name
of the south and because 1t is the
south.
A southern man, it is true, has made
a national issue. but the southern man
in so doing 1t has become a national
figure, and as such Alabama and her
sister states could and should ask his
nomination at the hands of a national
democracy.-Adyertiser. Montgomery.
Ala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
OSCAR w. UNDERWOOD.
Trusted, Reliable and Sagacous Leader
to Whom the Nation Turns.

10 Wnom the Nation Turns.
To southern men there are encourage
ment and inspiration in the turning of
the north and the west to the south
for guidance and leadership in these
troublous times. If we stop to consid-
er moment we realize that once the
political outcasts of the nation we are
now not only in our fathers house. but
we sit at the head of the table in tie
councils Of the family.
The confidence in the soundness and
efficiency of southern leadership is not
embraced only in the favor with which
the candidacy of Oscar Underwood has
been received in the north. but in re-
peated manifestation of the confidence
felt in the north and west that i'm tho
south the country would find undefleo
the purest principles of a republican
form of government. kept bright nv
constant care and practice.-Montyom.
cry (Ala) Advertiser.
We Democrats must not allow the
hullabaloo of irrelevant issue to oh.
scure the great main question on which
the party is to win the fight in 1912
the tariff question. Underwood is the
leader in the tariff revision fight. To
Underwood must the party look for
leadership in a fight based on this vital
subject--Athens Banner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
UNDERWOOD
AND THE ISSUES
PLAIN WORDS ON BIG
QUESTIONS.

EXTRACTS from interview OF
Oscar w. Underwood, reported
In staff correspondence Of the
New York World, editorial Sec
ton, Dec. 8, 1911.]
"There has been no attempt
on the part of the manufactur-
ers to give labor it's share Of the
benefits derived from the tariff.
They have kept all the profits"
ITO protect profits is to pro-
tect inefficiency and to strangu-
late rather than develop indus
try"
81 prefer to lower the tariff
wall by taking bricks off the top
of the wall rather than by dyna-
hitting the structure at the bot
tom"
"The people have lost faith in
the Republican party because it
has not kept faith with them"
"If 1t (he Sherman acD is en-
forced as a criminal statute it is
an efficient instrument for pre-
venting and furnishing monopoly
and restraint Of trade
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

Two surgical hospitals.
Three Baptist churches.
Two furniture factories.
Twelve boarding houses.
One exclusive shoe store.
Two veterinary surgeons.
Three blacksmith shops.
One kindergarten school.
Two Episcopal churches.
Thirteen Sunday schools.
One electric light plant.
One Presbyterian church
Two photograph galleries.
Four real estate AGENCIES.
One Junior Civic League.
One sand mining company.
Three weekly newspapers.
Several lumber companies.
Three Methodist churches.
Miles of cement sidewalks.
Two moving picture shows.
One public school icoloredJ.
Two public schools (white).
Two electric establishments.
Five fire insurance agencies.
One hair goods mandatory.
Four life insurance agencies.
One ElkS' Club reading room.
One crate and basket factor.
$100,000.00 postoffice building.
Two brass band organizations.
Numbers of naval stores Offices.
Five dressmaking establishments.
Two undertaking establishments.
Three exclusive millinery stores.
The prettiest golf links in Florida.
Three wholesale grain and feed
stores.
One colored domestic training
school
Humane Society with about 100
members.
One Comfort Lodge, maintained b
the Junior Civic League.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

The Constitution does well 10 stress
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

About the finest complimeM
can be paid to a young man =
he is a comfort TO bis parents
isoL Globe
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
* OCALA *

Ocala is everywhere recognized as
one of the most thrifty, enterprising
and beautiful cities In the Interior OF
Florida.
Marion county now noids an annual
fair at Ocala, and pays out annually
large amounts in premiums.
The lands surrounding OcaA are
the most elevated and fertile In the
states
Marvellous Silver Springs-more
beautiful than the Blue Grotto OF
Italy-is only FIVE miles distant.
Blue Springs, little lCss wonderful
and lovely, is only eighteen miles dis.
tant to the westward, and Lake Weir,
more charming than Lake Como, is
Just eighteen miles to the southwark.
Here the farmer lives at home, his
smoke house and his corn crib, his
potato banks and his dairy, bulge with
plenty, and in his barn-yard are seen
peacocks, turkeys, geese, ducks, chick
ems and guineas.
Speaking specifically and coming
down to a plain statement of facts.
we mention that:
oca!a Has
One florist.
Six saloons.
Three banks
One foundry.
Seven hotels.
Water works.
Two theaters.
Three diaries.
Ten churches.
One gunsmith.
Three garages.
Womans Club.
Two tin shops.
One gas plant.
One synagogue.
Three bakeries.
Six contractors.
"No Ience' law
One ice factory.
Fine race track.
Twenty lawyers.
Board of Trade.
One pawn shop.
Ten restaurants.
Two paint shops
Five shoe shops.
No blind tigers
One green house.
One moss factory.
Three seed stores
Eight drug stores.
Three art schools.
Five barber shops.
Five racket stores.
Four livery stables.
Free mail delivery.
Three wood yards.
One public library.
One marble works.
Two bicycle shops
Fifteen physicians
One abstract office.
Two bottling works.
Three silversmiths.
One barrel factory.
Four music houses
Three tailor shops.
Three dental rooms.
A telephone system.
Two haberdasherieS.
Fifteen fruit stores.
A military company.
Three planning mills.
Three wagon works.
Four pressing clubs
One steam laundry.
Four cigar factories
Two machine shops
Three lumber yards
One Catholic church.
Three jewelry stores.
Three music schools.
Ten dry goods stores
Four railway systems.
One Chinese laundry.
Two cotton ginnerie~
One fertilizer factory.
Two daily newspapers.
One female physician.
Vitrified brick streets.
One Christian church.
Three lime companies.
Fifteen grocery stores.
Three furniture stores.
One velvet bean huller.
One cold storage plant
Three hardware stores.
Ten benevolent orders.
Four phosphate offices.
A paid fire department.
Nearly $50 automobiles.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26

Is Light running? Just ask the 9TH
er fellow As.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-04-26
DELIGHTFULLY."- slTvsIn

Jeremy Sandarson. the sfan
sociologist OF Duluth. was ouatIn
the international marriage.
Those foreigners that IA 4
girls" said Mr.. Sanderson. III
ARE well off-well Oh. mea1
Calhoun use OF the term
II. Clay Calhoun. ieEtlfgl1s
case in court. spoke o. one vs.
ton White as well on
Now. witness said tft
examining lawyer. when yoa 4 /,
White TO be well on shat q
mean? Is he worth sto.0oef
"'No. sab. Nah gracious. -
is he worth Si,0o0T
"No. sab; be amt woFf Il -
Then how is he wen co.
'Bekase. sab. hl wife an
washlady and KEEPS the huI -
in bang-up style.' "-WeiiN
Star.
A Difference Of Tsrl.4
Il met a friend OF mine ~
day who is a strawberry cnllufIN
whom | had seen az the races 4
marked TO him The last tIns
you, you were watching The ~
AnG what do you suppose =
swereGP"
What did he say7'
He said: 1 am doing lusi iht 8
site now Then | was lryinE g
the winners; non | am tryins z
the pickers.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-22


Dorten nidt fdifbern. 1tnssIt5eibar
iaber her SdIu9t erbebt ft9 eine iclt.
fame Gel@iIbrHg a,ts barteut ber-
iteinertem SnIa, bic bon tpeitem huie
bic @eitalt elmer Srau ausfiebt. Sic
gilt bet ben @inbeimtfheH dis 2ots
WeTb.
limb faum adt UteiIen norbHa bon
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Goten Meeres liesen bic beiben Sds
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ieirer Gesten &ranfbeit in ber &off.
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rtineen uHb elmer rei9en itnb eigen.
artisen RatttrfhSnHeit ipiinSen Die
llfer bes Soften Wleeres I1ngit au ei-
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baben, tpenn efne anbere Regteruna
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bee Toten Yseeres Ut 5etamtEth Oos
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pdren. Or bnt init fetnen @efa6r'
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bic Di6tigfeit oes Boifers erifhperi
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hit itngeipohrIib erfrHdertb. Dos bo'
be fpe3iftf6e @eipt1t bises wai'ers
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mer nift untergeben, ioubern an Der
SberFdde treiben. Man mitb frei'
li6 adten, fein 8aiier ins qnge 5n
befnntneu.
Befon6ers bemerfenstpert ut Ole
Mf6teIIlrg bes 9trtRrtfaners, nad
Der I'm @egerfat at ben Hgberigen
&nndbmen Der 8aiieriian6 6es 10.
ten Weeres nif,t abrtnru1t, fonbern
tp1fit: in ssobrbltnberte Hanger it'll.
Ter glrbett bebnen bte gluten Ibr
Rei6 aus, utS sS1feIH unb Riiiten.
ftreifeH, bic nod Dor bretbkg Snbren
bod iiber ole G1iten eHIporrn9ten,
itrtb beilte bon ben @eIIen pefhlun.
gen unb mir Ole Gpiten 1mo pberen
@dte Der bonn @aiier begrabenen
9Gume er5ablen bon Meiern ooTu 20.
ten Iteere DerfdIltngeren 2anbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-22
Die Rultfe.R Ratur.

Gin Stelengeiu6, nit ietner gIui'
5dbIung beiien, mas Der Subenoe
Ieiiten 5it fonnen sIaubt, lit iiir I'm
beteiIigte gepobnIib iebr langpeilig
su Ieien. Sdou besbalb lit es be.
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gang fIar gu MAIDEN, tpie foloiiaI Die
les SaIent lit, fiiat er in &lammer
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praftii6 uno iei Sur Radabmung
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men. 8ir tperSen alio in 3ufunft
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aIs iein Souptperguiigen be3eidnet
gIlio 8orfi6tl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-22
Sonneritas, %. slusuft 1912.
9emsfratifdbe Ncminatipneu.
81 nIipnaI.

Ratipual.
sghr praebsnt- @pubrup @ilipH, bon Hsr
Strfsp.
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Spn SneiaHa.
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Scranton.
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Srrantpn.
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@taht.
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5. DiRrift-Sebn 8. Mannirn, bon Gar.
bpnfalt.
6. Dihiit-gauI @. aisu, bon Ranfcm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-22

eA@zzszezsars. Ia sss 800 SaHFez tE EaEti
aeaxaHtet narhe.

DEestunhert Sdbre finb sernSe IN
hls$em Sabre bereangen. ieit In
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&mnoneenblatt ging nod benz SoSe
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bI1tter erbielt itd in sSronfrei6 ielbit
nod ipGbreno oes XVIII. SSdbrbun.
oerts. Syn 9eutihlan6 faroen Die
reinen gnnoncenbl1tter 3un1fit fei.
nen Gingong. Dort griin0ete oiel.
nlebr Sbomas b. @ieriugen i6on
nm Sabre 1878 einen nHeLations
Courier, Der bent poIttiiden Cert
NIT ben gln5eieen 5u einem glatt
Dereiniste. Der grfdeinungsort mar
!Salnbune, aber niht MIR aus oieier
Stabt, fonbern ali6 BON ausipGrts
erbielt bas glatt 4nnoncen 5uge.
fdidt. @s beitauS bis oum Sabre
1918.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-22
Seutidje gied)tidEsibans.
5atatfiaHts Eerfnns, bic ~ mrr5uhrsiseH
Glefuitattu fkhrteH.

auerbartb Derfufe ifber bie @edt-
Rprefblng epnrbeH, tpie mir in Der
.Bresl. Seitune- Iefen, IN benz borti.
gen Bur3e fir Shidreform peron-
EtGItet. WdtteHhullebrer 2oipa IteIlte
au efner 8eIenHnlumo bes 8linSes
ben Sas aif: gterraart6, per es nlh
Sei. auh ber Sohftgebhbete. fam elm
Hetfedofes DeuEfd f6retben. 8ei ben
bssben Refounen Der ReHhhrefbung
Rhtts Hsau 81 niele Qflisndbmen bette
ben Iaifen, iFtb bies fiibrte al eiaem
@irrtuarr. oeien gon3e @r6be burd
etn eisenartbges Experiment fIarge.
iteIlt ipurbe. Der Heferent bate Elm
Ifapteriaes Dtftat, 6as einan Der fir
Die Smt0 0es 2ebrers beitimmten
i1ebunesbiiber entnoumeu NOR, at.
n69ft fefbft eeidr4eben, ur6 er batts
tntrnerbin nod 5 Jebler gerpadt.
SfImriuer eeita1tete iid Die Sahe,
a1s er bic gleihe ltebling init grlalIb.
mis- zines 9rofeiiprs einem bon Ole.
fem geleiteten aurfus bon 80 8oIIe.
gen biftierte. 9ie Serren naften
H22 5ebIer; Der 9urhi6nitt ergab
13 Sebler. Gdt 6rouen nit boberer
R6b9enHIoung Die bann folgten,
fteferten arbeiten NIT 1870 Seb.
iern (im 3urdNdnitt 24); 5ebn @fa-
0elntfer, barunter 0o5entel Der lint.
periit1t, mahtn 14-30 (ourh.
iardtfid 241a) Seb4er. Sn Den
arbetten elmer 9tnsabl itiibieren6er
9anen fan6en iib 12-21, burh.
i&nittlid 16 Sebler; gIeifBeitig
i6refbenbe StldSenten lieferten IA
30. burdidnittlia 81 Seb1er. Ser
sirtaige Oberiebrer, Der bas Grperi'
ment mitInad)te, gab eine slrbeit nit
18 Seblern ab. aoiiog idIoB oaraus,
bub ipenige 9iftate, ipenn iie in Der
Sbule aeifrieben tporoen tparen,
mebr aIs uneeniigen0 erreift bot
ten. Cine 9ten6errns fouoere aud
bic 8raris gebieteriid, Sa bon Der
feblerloien Rehtibreiblmg Der slus'
tan aIler Briifineen, Der @rfolg uie.
Ter SteIlertgeiu6e dbb6ngig iei.
San @nft1uB an bieie glusfiibrun-
gen erflGrte Der Setter Der 8eriamm.
lung S6uIrat Sads, buB er fopf.
fdiittelmo 6as 9ittat gebOrt babe. gr
bGtte ii6er so 5ebler bariu aemadt.
Sir iih ieGbit nebrte er 6as Re6t in
auipruh. ons @ort, 6eiien redte
S6reiblpeiic er nif)t tpeiB, 6u idrei.
ben, lpie es ibm eintfG0t. SIT 6ies
6em @rpodienen erlaibt, 10 ioIlten
ben ainSern nidt crit iol6e 6allen
aeiteGlt nerOen. Sh6n Jest ioIlte
man bel 9eurteiIune Der slrbeiten
6erartiae ssebler nift nnrednen rno
BEL BEN gufuabmepriifunqen mebr
auf Seguburg uIs duf Reht'hret'
buna ieben. 0m pFlihtete 8rofei'
for 8iriam Stern bel, Der iih ieIbIt
ols Der 8roieiior 6efannte. 0eiien
grbeit % fSebler Gltfgeiuieien babe.
sym iibrigen rparute ct oapor, iih
et1pa nunmebr alrf bas pbonetiidR
grinsip AIT ocrTtciten Sa Sies lpegen
Der nieler IioIefte einen 8erIift nuf
ben aroBpn @orteiI ser einheitliten
aemeiniamen 0rtograpbie fiir oas
qonse 6eutihe 5prafae6iet beoeute.
g1enn er aud crit fir bie ainoeS'
finber efnen tuirfli6a 8orteil oor'
ausfob, 70 meinte er bod, bab ger'
etnFohungen, tpie 3. 9. Die Inipen'
6una bes qroben GnfaugsbnhIta-
bens rur am gtnfung bes Gates uno
bel eigemnmen idon iest opr6'
fiihrbar ieien.