davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18
. Ma Michigan ave. odbyia sic

- Ma Michigan ave. odbyla sic
wczoraj wieczorem parada au-
tomobil6w pedzenych wylacznie
sila elektryczna. Tydzieh biezacy
przeznaczony jest ma wystawe sa-,
mochodowa. L tel okazyi bulwar
Michigan jest wspaniale udekoro-
wany.
- Motorowi konduktorzy, "a
trudnieni ma liniach pozamiejsco-
wych, ME moga jakos przyjsc do
zgody &c zarzadem korporacyi
County Traction CO.., wiec uda-
Ii sic o pomoc do uni tramwaja-
rzy pracujacy dla Chicago
Railways Co."
Kapitan stray ogniowej
lanes Miller odegrai wczoraj
wieczorem role bohatera, gdy z
p1onacego domu pnr. 211o Cleve-
land ave. wynios} bezprzytomna
pani7 G. Picknix. Odesfano ME
wiaste do szpitala .Augustana'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18

ktOrZy Sa oSkarZem w MeXyKu .
prosty rabunek i morderstwa. Po-
dobno federalni odnosza W Sono-
ra same sukcesy; z okolicy DINA
ga wyParto zupeinie rewolucyo-
niStow, FL Tigre odebrano, choc
je przedtem ziupili Rojas i Sall
zar: straty tam wynosza lacznie
ze 40 tysiecy dolar6w. Pu}kow-
mix SOFA - federalny - toczy o.
becnie zacieta wake rewolu-
cyonistami Campy w okolicy Al
tar W Sonora; rezlltat dotych-
czaS ME znany.
- Rad Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych wyda Mexykowi ojca Oro-
zka. naczelnika rewolucyi, ktory
uciekl ma strone amerykanska:
byi on komendantem Juarezn,
gdy miasto to mieli rewolucyoni-
Sci. Obecnie oskarza go rad me
xykanski jako bandyte 0 rabunek
i inne zbrodnie.
z Nikaraguy.
San. Juan del Sur.-1a-wrzeSaia--
: L obu stron, rzadowej i rewo-
lucyjnej = gotuja sic do stocze
MIA rozstrzygaiacej bitwy. 1000
rewolucyonistow Meny - ma "a.
atakowac Manague, a Massage /
Granade. zajete przez Meme maja
atakowac rzadowi. Mena dopusz-
cza sic oburzajacych okrucienstw
ma spokojnej ludnosci. Jesli przyj
die do walki, ME obejdzie sic bez
udzia}u W niei zolnierzy amery-
kanskich.
z Francyi.
Paryz, Is wrzeSnia. - Wczoraj
zakoiczyiy sic wielkie manewry
armii francuskiej; przebieg ich i
rezultat nader byf pomyslny.
- Aviator francuski Lagag-
neux wzniosi sic w Villacombay
do wysokoSci 1882 stop. bijac
wszystkie poprzednie rekordy
swiatowe.
z Chin.
Pekin, IS wrzeSnia. - Zgroma-
dzenie narodowe oSwiadczyio go
towoSc swa ku popieraniu wszel-
kiej akcyi rzadu, zmierzajacej do
uspokojenia kraju uzyskania po-
zyczki na warunkach mozliwych
do przyjecia. Ma konferencyi mi
nistrow wyrazono opinie, by
trzymac sic polityki ukladow i
zgodnych ustepstw, szczegolniej
wobec KRAKOW lennych, jak Ty-
bet Mongolia. Lepiej i'm dat
pewne przywileje, anizeli VIDA
wac sic W walki kosztowne, a O.
pinie publiczna niepokojace. Chi,
nom potrzeba spokoju dla prze-
prowadzenia wenetrznej reorga-
nizacyi.
z Bafkanow.
Sofia, Buigarya, Is wrzesnia.
= Rrzady buigarski / serbski poro
zumiaiy sic re soba CO do wspol,
nego dochodzenia pretensyi
swych ma Turcyi; do porozumie-
MIA tego ma bye pociqgnieta
Grecya. Panstwa te maja sic do
magat lacznie cd Turcyi udziele-
MIA wszystkim jej europejskim
prowincyom = autonomii.
Z NieIniec.
Hamburg, Is wrzesnia. =
Skonstatowano til ma okretach
przybylych Argentyny = pare
wvpadkow cholery: zarzadzono
odpowicdnie Srodki bezpieczch-
silva.
Hamonia. is wrzeSnia. = ko1-
gres socyalistow nienlieckich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18

wSrod burzliwych obrad i zapo-
wiedzi gruntownej reorganizacyi
partyi - uchwalil rezolucye do
magajace sic zniesienia. eel od
podatku zvwnoSciowego wogole
reformy opodatkowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy o-tej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18
Awantury " Sejmie Wqgief'
Katastrofa kolejoWa.
z MEXYKU: OROzCO SCHWYTANY?
2 NIkARAGUY.
Nowy rekord w Awiatyce.
ZE SPRAW CHINSKICH.
Bulgarya, Serbia i Grecya-przeciw Turcyi.
2 NIkARAGUY.
lowy rekord w AWiatyce.
ZE SPRAW CHINSKICH.
Bulgaria, Serbia Grecya-przeciw Turcyi.
Z NIEMlEC.

Sowe utimatum da Nikaragwie Alderman
oszczerstwo Trust teatralny
ma apety ma frme taemnczej smerci
pani Szabo. amerykanskej
Saharze. - Wilson pOpiera DIR. Wileya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18
0 tansze m|eko..
Alderman chca stwierdzie czy istnie-
je ,,trust'' mleczarzy.
BumSrz Harrison ub Wadze federane do pOmoCy SedzWe
z AWIATYKI.
Hydroplan wpadl do jezlora.
Trust" maszyn rolniczych W opaiach.
Ciekawe zeznania funkcyo1aryusza
international Harvester Co..
ZBRODNIE UCHODZA PLCI PIEKNEJ.
ZBRODNIE UCHODZA PtCI PIEKNEJ.


a w}asciwic trust" maszyn roll
niczych - kt6ra W kilku punk
tach przekroczyc miala ustawe an
ti-trustoWa Sherman a.
Najciekawsze zeznania skladaf
wczoraj Clarence $. Funk, repre-
zentant ,,trustu" |. H. Co., ktory
przez pare godzin poddawany byi
krzyzowym pytaniom prokurato-
ra federalnego. Funk oswiadczyi,
ze korporacya |. Fl. CO. wydala
dobrowolnic million dolarow mad
udoskonaleniem powroza, ktory
robactwo zniszczyc ME moze wy
swiadczajac przez to farmerom :
wielka przys}uge.
Wedlug zcznan Funk'a korpo-
racya I II. co. ma W Ameryce
oSmiu konkurentow. Funk twier-
dzi r6wnicz, ze !. II. CO. fabry-
kujc ME wiecej jak O. procent
wszystkich maszyn rolniczych. w
Aneryce. ME IS procent, jak
podaje oskarzenie.
Trudno skazat kobiete.
Lava scdzi6w wielkoprzysie-
glych, po naradzie trwajaccj tyl-
ko pol godziny, uwolnila wczoraj
pania Elzbicte Buchanan, oskar.
iona zastrzelenic murzynki Jo-
zefiny Rice dnia 6-go maJa. Blu.
chananowa zeznala W swej obro.
ME, ze mordcrstwa dokona} ME.
iaki William Thompson, cziowiek
0 rekordzic kryminalnym.
Procz Buchananowej, uwolnio-
ne zostaly take W ostatnich kill
ka miesiqcach: Florentyna Bern
stein. Rene B. Morrow Jane
Quinn.
Obecnie znajdujq sic we wieT
zieniu powiatowem masterpieces
kobiety:
Ludwika Lindloff, oskarzona
otrucie dwu mezow i krcwnych,
ably pozyskat posmiertne;
Lulu Blackwell, oskarzona
zamordowanie karola Vaughn;
.Antonina ,Musso, oskarzona
zastrzelenie meza swego, Piotra
Musso;
Jadwiga NJ. Burnham, oskarzo-
ia zamordowanie swego meza;
Maieorzata Nc Cave. osEarzo-
ia zamordowanie Edwarda Lee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18
Katastrofa kolejowa.
Liverpool, Anglia, IS wrzes

Liverpool, Anglia, IS wrzesnia.
- w poblizu Ditton Junction
wykoleii sic poSpieszny pociag o.
sobowy, przyczem Is osob 20
sta}o zabitych, a 80 odniosio IA
talne pokaleczenia. Ma zwrotni-
each szybko pedzaca lokomoty-
wa wyszkoczyla SYN wSzyst-
kie wagony nieslychana siia
rzucone zoStaiy daleko W box,
gruchocac sic doszczetnie; w
szczatkach wagonow wybuchi
pozar., wiele osob odnioslo O.
procz pokaleczen = Poparzenla.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, Is wrzeSnla.-
Jparcie krazy pogioska, re ge-
neral Orozko, wodz rewolucyi
zoStai Schwytany "a granica a
merykanska wraz z kilku inny
Hi rewolucyonistami. Ma bye IA
ktem, re kilku przywodzc6w po
oStatniej bitwie pod Ojinaga, IL
szio ma STRONG amerykanska, ale
czy wSrod mich jest sam Orozco.
- ME wiadomo. Rad Mexyku
zazadai cd Stanow Zjednoczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-18
Z Ba}kanow.
z Nieniec.

Hamburg, Is wrzeSnia. -
Skonstatowano TIL ma okretach
przybyiych Argentyny - pare
wvpadkow cholery; zarzadzono
odpowicdnie Srodki bezpieczci-
stwa.
Hamonia, is wrzeSnia. = ko'l-
gres socyalistow nienietkich,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science hns
been able to cure In All its stages. and
that IS Catsrrh. Halls Caarrh cure
Is the only positive cure now known
10 tho medical fraternity Catarrh
being a constitutional disease. requires
constitutional treatment HANS
cstarrh cure b. taken internally, act-
Ing directly upon the blood and mu-
COus surfaces OF the =, stem, thereby
destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing iis work
The proprietors have SEQ much taith
Ga its curative powers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case
that lt fails 10 cure. send Tor list %
testimonials
Address D. ). CHENEY a co. To-
lrdu ohio.
sold by an Druggists 1bc
Take Rails Famllj Pills Toe yonsti-
ration,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

puucturcu @ few holes Boa hls shirt
He recovered ln time for trial
Monday night the officers from tho
s1gObruFi country were the guests uf
the PinkortOu men 20 Gone, island
and each declared that 10 bad t
roundup" backed or the boards yut
when they got tu tho shooting stl-
lcrics th", rracNed pipe ~tth every
shot or sent q rabbit Swinging. They
we're the real SWISS bell Fingers aud
10 sounded Ike chimes OF Trinity uu
ErN Years eve "ft beats tho annual
idir az san Antoine returned hits
deputy And then there Was dis
cuFsipn us tu the brands ur 2 " MrAl-
leo and I've visitors remarked that
they always ana iikc thoir bourbon.
what do you think of the camp,
Hank" the sheriff asked as they
rriucd up before the hotel fur the
Night Ana Hank sOlcmnly answered.
20 th.n% IT'S going To make sood.
Tub
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
Eminent Authority Praises Col TwitcheNs
Leading Facts of New Mexican History

treatment ot both events ana ludi-
'iduals. aud the brief but cpmpre-
hcnsi'" biographies iu tIc notes make
81 real Biographical dictionary OF
\,N Mexican celebrities
Connected with this is q pont that
ono can not ul tu Observe. and that
IN tho clear cHJncicrizlug of each
parsonage referred To- and the abso.
lutte fairness VITA which all are treat
cd. This Is so peculiarly dImcult n
the case OF Twins persons that Your
success iu their presentation is the
more noticeable,
~ the prodlgiOu. labor Involved n
procuring t1, portraits which ILLUS.
trntc the book. spoke iu terms Of
admiration boz connection With the
FIRST .ulum, \o one who has not
tried knows tithr Of the diniculiy
experienced iu securing portraits oi
any set 90 individuals, particuiarlt
those who hty, mot before appeared
100 illustration Great as was the
tabor the tact. and the expense In.
NuIycd iu obtaining the set OF Niccroys
of New spain THAI adoru the hrst
volume. I am certain that number
uf the group Illustrations of volume
Two represent great deaf more oi
persistent enort and generous outlay
even than that remarkable rullrD.
ton such groups us those ol typical
pld Timers, santa be Trail, officers
ana soldiers Pueblo GpycrpQE and
Indian uhirtF, high vrrlDEIustiCs rail
road builders, educators. etc. cau.t
must 70, the result or Ions continued
persistent search
The prrUtoly note. which ! hope
nu One VIII miss ding. rs a short
philosophy of history in Itself ana
sets forth clearly The high deal that
you have ut the duty and RESPONSE
hilItv OF thu true historian, ana tho
high character and dignity of his
work Ahu,, AL { think you are Geo
be- congratulated that iu The oNcou-
ton of this great work you have su
nearly reached the zenith uf the
Ideal You thus described.
Sew McNlcu ig isst nllug up with "a
cosmopolitan population knowing ltt-
~ OF thc history ~ the land lu Wlith
The, maze their hpm"; oven among
the older residents there are many
"a hu scarcely appreciated th, rich
urritagr of glur, To- which they we're
entitled To- all ut these YOUR work
will lc not only must interesting
literary production. hat win bring 90
them and their families the intimate
knowledge which th"y should have ot
the luug wears of adventure ana ohly-
air, mingled With toll and trial which
have eliminated iu the making Of
the new SUNSHINE state. Very trulf
YOURS,
&. 70. PRINCE,
President Historical SH'icty uf Sew
Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

right OF 90, people tu elect their
oNn omc,r, there camy "a can from
Mckinney county Tor Roberts for
hrr0 rao others contested for the
place. IIr won hands down The
business OF the sheriff settled as pr
us Dc could gu. Donn,ly and Riued oS
uIp inside office oI the piukDrtun
agency proceeded 10 show the Ncw
Mexico officers th, sights Thr shrr-
800 sllt that tho uttio thoruughftrc
ana tno sk.srraprrs pf the financial
district reminded him OF tho great
canyons iu hs own country BE said
that In his state tho buildings Nrr, not
su tall hu, . heap wdor. Damn
these auto.'' hc cried ns thr thirty
eighth just missed him, every time
hear ono hClioN ana Vhix by me {
thiuk MS q Wild steer iu rampage
"Th,, don't go around numbering
roupl, Zoo autos Boa 5our state. Do thry
sheriff 300 suggested Mr Wluyk so,
td,y DON'T replied On, sheriff slowly.
"ll mans su1 ID In ior 3uothcr man.
hu stys. I'M, go and get your gun
Tao. always give man run for his
white allay boz th, mining camps OF
tho range Rob ,s admired by tho
NHNaios when elected shcrin % sll-
vcrsniuh OF th, tribe mouo him q
badge out of half dollar in tho
center is q perfect official star, in tho
middle Of which is o turquoise, and
around the rim U.s. the inscription
"S1crn Mckinley county. y. a. and
on tuc other side ls "K {. Roberts
Gallup q A." tie also WAS present
rd with me navajo blanket. whiyis
Dee has with him.
Deputy Bfock lis also "a COW punch-
rr haNiug started on the range as a
horse Nranglrr. watch means saddle
boy goth men are thorough spvci-
mems ~ ~ fit west si're SHERIFF
Roberts took charHr the electric
ligs;s of Gallup have been h0rnlng
regularly ana there has been only ono
real row A Mexican stabbed man
and before tar depntler enuld got him
g. listen 10 reason mad io shoot his
knife ont az his hand and ln,identau,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

ShCrir Bob Roberts aud Deputy
sheriff Henry Il Brock uf the county
of Mokinlcy state at Sew Mexico,
VINO lott some tim, ago for the
bright lights uf Broadway loo quest
of one Herman Houusius. alias Ham
berger appear hu have made Sew
works. teeth falrly chatter ~ the lu-
nd accounts ~ their appearance and
exploits, which appear iu the Sew
Nurk newspapers are 90 ut credited
10 IL believed that Brock rs the man
"a no went iu swimming aud had to he
rescued scusclpss by u professional
life saver. tue dispatch which told OF
tho episode giving the name as
Deputy sheriff Bruckcr of LAS
Vegas
Anyhow the Sew YORK Evening
world OF July 30 has q picture Of tho
sheriff aud his deputy which ls all
most HE sized How the city papers
grasp at amy basis for Wild west
story with an the gunpoWdcr trim-
mngs Is show" b. tae following ltom
the world
sheriff Bob Roberts ot Mckinley
county New Mexico. accompanied hy
mis- chief deputy Henry broch, rode
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
Gotham Takes to Cyclone Cellars When Wild
Western Sheriff BlOwS Into Great White Way

into town yesterday The two uli-
GERS tcthcrcd their ponies la The PARK
ana put up ut the Hotel YORK ON Sc,.
rnth avenue. Incn they went Co p.,
tdcir respects Go the police, ns iS tno
custom uf their calling. and Incident
ans 60 Inquire into the health and
standing of one n. llumb,rgcr. Mr
Hamburger. % seems. had Incurred
tho 100 feeling of several leading citI-
zous of Gallup. county scat uf No
Kinlry ana present nom, ui BIS
Bob
M Hamburger had represented
himself is member uf the Mcrcun-
tnr Company of NcW York City. IA
such capacit, ac ndaccd one joe
PcutnrollI GO purchase XlGi worth oi
whiskcg, the quality of which hc lik-
rucd to tho lush black "grammor'
grass ON which the stock Of Mckinley
,oun,, thrive ana tdttcn Joe was
peusi,c when IL came 90 parting with
the long green, hut Mr.. Walliniard
Hamburger was equal tn the occasion
and cundesccndngly said that leo
would accept notes from his new
found customer The note was made
uut len due form and the whiskry man
departed lie did not return Tho
note Tell due ana the Whiskcy man
was long overdue Tho Mckinley
County hank had discounted peuta-
rrllrs paper ana joe declined q" ace
cent o. NrW Mexico viii IA" one
chance on als brand ut whishrN. but
rot chance On mo- Whiskey az all.
! The pihkertuEs acre we're notined
and description Of the man who
cnshcd thr notes Detectives found
that the Mercantile Distributing COM
! panN had existed Tor aaout a month IA
80 li6s BrogdwaN Then they lu-
Gated norman iieAsuls. nHu Nth a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
President L. Bradford Prince
Of New Mexico Historical
Society Expresses AStonish.
ment at Completeness and
COmprehensiveness of Great
Work Of Las Vegas Man.

How Loading Facts ut New Mcxi-
can History Colonel f.. T. TNuch-
~ X great historical achievement rs
regarded among authorities is midi
Gated hy ,uugratulutori letter rec
c-,cd Dog Colonel Twitch,l from for
m,r Governor L. Bradford Prince.
founder anu president ut the New
M,vir1 Historical sucivty. himself
th, author of q notable work ON tho
history OF New Mexico. AMI q man
whur, lifelong study sud research
among the archives oi NvW M,Elcd
,ushl"s MIN to speak vita unuucs-
Toned authority uu the subject GOV
Prince is recognized as au authority
not only In Sew Mexico. but am over
th, country. and the society of which
ho ~ tho bead has rendered signal
service tu history and literature by
its work 100 this state. a copy oil
Geo, Princes letter s lz follows
santa Fr ~ a. july g. lgIe
Huu ~ E TV1trholE Ntcr President
Historical society cot America. Las
Vegas N,W Mexico
Ms Dear Colonel rNtyurlI -l sm
greatly indebted tu yuu fur an early
Wow vi the second volume OF your
monumental work on New MNlguu
history
I heartily congratulate yOu ON lts
completion, for. when we contemplate
the enormous amount ol careful IN
N,stIputiuu involved boz ~ authorship.
10 might we'll have uutlastvd a ME-
time and ! congratulate our historic
o3l society that one col les own officers
should have accomplished this great
work $50 that u can claim part ct the
credit and honor
The feeling that is uppcrmust after
reading ihr volume is one OF aston
fhm,ut It thu completeness as we'll
aB rumproh,usiNou'ss ut its treat
m,ut This n apparent Ia The most
casual reader bN tho numerous eta.
lions ut authorities. ana the rupiuus
notes which often contain much moro
than Tho. running text. but I wish 60
bear cspytt testimony to tins com
plclrucss because there are certain
suncrls aud cho,hs with which /
htup, o. Geo 10, quit" familiar ana !
have found loo each oi such eases that
every, kuoNn authority ,a cited aud
ruisidUrod. aud I ann therefore CONT
d.u that such is uniformly the cuH'.
Ca TACT. thv tistury. including the
notes De- almost cury clupatdic 100 IT'S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Roberts and Brock Make
Grave Sensation in New
York According to Lurid
Accounts in Metropolitan
Newspapers; Brock Is Be
lieved to Be Man Who Had
Narrow Escape from Drown.
ing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

uu6 uo man ON the ranges ever beat
him ropus and thruWng o. steer. Ht
To- handy man with his gm, aud rs
said io Dee powerful uul,k uu che uig-
ger his uNurIt, gun Dol 90 single
acton with which ur is "a dead shot
lu turkey shoots tt Thanksgiving and
Christmas time always hHs birdr geo
SPARE Then hc shoots with rIne
WIN the birth of statehood aud the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

dent DonnclN uf the pinkertons and
"A detective roprd ana threw him
while he was gallopiug the Broadway
range.
Then Dat of the newborn state
sheriff Roberts aud his deput,, HANK
Brock, win branding irons Tor TIE
ertray and sundry papers 60 lobogFan
his rrturn 10 the waiting popuarc OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05

Gallup. aud 81 the nrst sheriff ~ Nc
Klulc, county came o. Sew Yurh TOR
the hrst time sheriff Bob" stands
9 feet. ll1s inches iu height and
weighs 1870 pounds lle originally
"lls from Texas having been born
ln the Lone star state He is N
years ~ age ana har been a cnW
puuchcr for tWtutt-une years SO
has busted 500 hr0ncos iu hls umo
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-03-29
COMMERCIAL BANK EXHIBITS

On exhibition in Dr. Boxers office
at the Commercial Bank are some in
teresting farm and garden products.
two of which are unusual for this
country. There are two fine specimens
of kohl rabi. vegetable between a
cabbage and a cauliflower. Tt was
grown by Mr. George MacKay. and
while generally grown in the north
this vegetable is very rare here. An
other exhibit, even more rare in this
section, is magnificent bunch of rhu-
barb stalks, grown by Mr.. Andrew Nc
Donald, near town, an das fine as ever
seen in the north-and such pies as it
would make! 1t is the crimson rhubarb
variety, and while it Is not supposed
to grow in Florida with any success.
this specimen shows what can be done
here. Another speciment or exhibit Is
Connecticut grown ear of corn
brought in by COL Martin, which is
worth seeing. Mr.. c. Y. Miller con-
tributed to the exhibit an onion from
his garden that is as large and well
developed as any we have seen this
season
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-03-29
4 oATHkIsIDAN SOCIETY


The 4gathefidan Society met this
Afternoon and. after the minutes OF Tbs
preceding meeting had been read and
approved. the following program was
rendered.
subject-Aneient Authors
Song.
Essay. MISUNDERSTANDING Beck
ham
Defamation. selection. Speech on
the crown.-Raymond Gale
Essay, .Perieles. Robert MacKay.
Recitation. selection. Funeral Ora
tion'-Clara Hutzenburg.
Essay. Cicero. His Orations"-Rob-
ert Connor
Essay. "Mare Antony',-Marie Hull
Defamation. Speech Over Caesars
Dead Body.-Homer Small
Essay, minor Orators Of Rome
Pat Anderson.
Piano soIo-Rexie Todd.
Debate: Resolved. that oratory has
influenced mankind more than poetry
Affirmative, Gladys Martin and Max
we'll Bogue; negative. Carlton Erwin
and Wynona Wetherbee.
Paper-Ross Turner.
The judges, Louise Booze. Robert
Clarkson and Olaf Zewadski. decided
in favor Of the affirmative.
After the reports of the critics. there
being no further business to come be-
fore the house, the society adjourned
| to meet April 5, 1912.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-03-29
REsoLuTIoNs OF SYMPATHY

The Fannie R. Gary Missionary I'm
ion of the First Baptist church Of
Ocala offers the following tribute to
the memory of our sister, Mrs. j. w.
Akin:
We meet today In sadness for the
loss of our sister, who was faithful
worker with us, joining the. society
soon after she came to Oca1a, and fill
ing the office of secretary for two
years, and vet with joy that all earth
ly trials and sorrows passed she has
reached that bright home which our
Savior. who loves us and gave himself
for us, has gone to prepare for all who
faithfully love and serve him here
Be it resolved, That in the death OF
Mrs. Akin our church, the missionary
union, the B. Y. P. u, and the Sunday
school have each lost a faithful and
efficient worker. ever ready to do all in
her power to carry forward the Mas
ter's work at home and in foreign
lands. We feel that to her belongs
that most beautiful of all p1audits.
"She hath done what she could" and
while we sadly mourn her absence
from among us we would realize that
1t is a loving Father who has called
her home.
feSOIVSQ, That our SiHccIe Syupd-
thy be extended to her bereaved hus-
band, sister and brothers with our
prayers that In this sad hour of their
deep affection they may hear the Saw
ior's voice saying. "My grave is suf-
ficient for thee" and that the wings
of that Savior's love may enfold the
two dear little boys left without a
mothers love, and that it may be the
Heavenly Fathers good pleasure that
the little one dedicated to his service
to proclaim the gospel of peace may
grow up to fulfill the mothers prayer
Resolved, That a page in our min
ute book be dedicated to the memory
of our sister. on which shall be in
scrfbed her name. the date of her birth
| the date of her death, together with q
verse OF scripture to be selected by
| our president.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
| lutions be sent to the family of ouI
sister, also to the ocaIa papers FOL
publication.
Mrs. E. E. Packham.
| Mrs. ]. D. Chapman, Committee.