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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

be Ser5tlopfen, als Elm belleI 6ut UNI
bic gde bog, an bas bumme 3eue,
bas ib ihiif,tern berppritdmmelte, an
bas blaife 9ebt6en, bos iiber unb
iibsr roth tpuroe, als id por lauter
Shiihtsrubeit fred ipuroe unb mir
meinen eriten Sub nabm. Ginen nuc,
einen etnSigen, uno einen beim 4bz
f6ieb. 9crfriiblin9 oes Ser5ens, ldnglt
biit ou porbei.
Gin tiefer, oumpfer, untertroii6ef
Son ruff mid gu mir ieIber 3uriid.
Sd faife ben Dreilauf feiter uno lafe
ueine Iugen buitig iiber Gle naben
Wipfel aeben. $50 1T iie, bic Grite bon
bieien Sabre? 800 mortt iie? $50
itreift iie2 2ln meinen er'ten Stub
oahte ich uno perpabte bic erite Shnes
pfc. guh gut! Webr ais Elm babies
5unbert erbeutete ib, uno bas @eoen=
ten on Elm erItes Slid lit mebr tpertb,
aIs nod elmer Der ieltiamen HahtpOssl
am Siibner9algen. Glsheu, lieb glsz
den. uniere 2iehesSeit mar fur3. 1u
tpuroeit Dame llnb lernteIt bas aptets
tleren; i9 rib Die 2iebe nit Stumpf
unb Stiel aus neinem blutenben Ser
gen uno fiilte elm san5es Snulbeft nit
Steoern boiler rSerS" uno ,Shmer5"
uno ,Roth" uno Sob" uno ipuroe Elm
Weiberfeino uno ruuber Sdaersmann.
,auoart, qupart. qupart," gebt
es irsenopo, uno rpfpitt, pfpitt"
hinterber. geinabe hdtts id] lie tpieosr
uerpaBt, bic Shnepfen. "a tamen lie
ansefri6en, brei Stiit, nit !autIoiem.
Iungiamen guIenfluge, opran Die
Shnepfen, binterbtein, iich itreiFeno,
5peiStnepfer. SEPT, bu Die beioen~ ~ipie
Elm sinsises, pisrf1h gefliigeItes DsIen
ausiaben, balte ib oarauf. Sin ros
tber StrubI umipteIt lie, rnb BARN
Iebe ia Die cine fallen uno Die anoefe
iih iiberihlagen. Damn idmeibt Die
9ersipanb briiben ben S6ub brci
Nfal suriif, Elm Reh beant1portet Den
edrm nit Iuutem Strsden, eiIig itie6t
Der !5afe ab unb tlebt Der Itintenoe
pulperoompf iiber oem SGtlein.
Sd nebme Die S6nepfen auf, siebe
ieber eine Der iilbsrenoigen Stpbfebern
aus, fte6e Die iammt einem goloig
bliibsnoen SaltpeioebuIb an ben 6ut
uno ihlenoere Iangiam tbaIdbrpdrts.
Inter BEN W1Iobprbe muB ih mid
nod einmdl umieben. H9 iufe ben
Shnepfenitern, tonn ibn aber niht
msbr finoer. gu Disle onosre Ster7e
itno oa. mir lit, als stpintertsn lie mir
ip0ttiIh 5u, oIei9 ais ipouten lie iaz
gen: y1ejn eriter Stern 1T niht mebr
ba; poriibsr lit bic ih0nIts 3eit; bein
9orfriibIing 1T abeetiibIt, nein 5rii6z
ling i. oerpeItt, bsin CONNER 1T perz
gangsn."
Gin fIibler @in0 foru1t mir entge'
gen; es fr0IteIt mid. Sd CLAUDE, es iit
Serbit in mir geporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

tun9, nGmlih mad ylprben. Das
Mertpiiroige 1T nun, bab peber bic
Jibrsr unb 5ei5er Der beiben Waihi.
nen, Die ben 3us SOsen, nod fonit ST
manb pom 3usperional ettpas baDon
mertte, baB iih Der 3us auf falihem
Meee befanb.. Grit ein 8abnpdrter,
Der hDhlihit eritaunt mar, plobli6
einen sans unbefannten Shnensug uuf
Ieiner 2inie poriiberbrauien 3u feben,
fpurbe auf bas 8ortommniB aufmert.
fam. gr olarmirte bic Station Mars
bus. unb bon bort aus nurbe bic
nd6fte Station tslepbonifb ansetpiss
fen, oen 3us burh 5alteiisnale duf3us
balten. go erreihte bic tpilbe ssahrt
na6 aipan3ig Winuten ibren 4bihlub.
Der 3ug tpurbe nah 4arbus suriidgez
braht unb bas perionul TolI bel Der
4ntunft auf benz 8ahnbof, mas bee
ereihih lit, einsn iebr psitimmten
Ginbrud eema6t bnben. Rahpem bann
ein furdtbdres Donnerpetter Don
Oben" auf bic 5dupter Der Inaliidliz
den nieDergegansen mar, tonnte Der
grpreb NIT btinabe sinftiinbieer Der>
fpdtuns fsineu Dss mad BEN slben
Lantretsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

Riebsrihldgs duf psm Jsiilanbe srtpsi.
fen ldbi; auf bem Uleere feblen aber
bieie Stotionen, uno Is miibte bdber
Elm befonbsrsr Msg einsefhlosen tuers
Den, nm aud bier bic Hieoeri6lagsz
bsSfp. Die 9erounltungsmenge su nsis
fen. Die 9erounitung nurbe nun
tbatidhlih oaourd feitgeiteat. bub
man aug Der 3unahme beg Sal5gebdls
tee elmer bsitimmisn. Der 8erounitung
dusaeisetsn Wlenes Seelpafers bic
9.rouuItunssgrobs berehn.te. Gin
eeutifsr 9ele6rter, Or. >liitgtns BON
Der Sesiparte in 5dmburs. iisllte auf
timer sie.ns gu Dieiem Spedt unters
nommsnen Rsiie berartige geoba4iuns
gen in ben perinisoenen 3oneu oes
Wlesr.s on. unb .r tam 3u saus ins
tsreFautsn R.fuliaten. Sn ben ialten.
poIaren 9ebisten BEG Mesres mar pi.
8nouniiuHg am ssrineiien, fpie e ia
Isibt gu srtlarsn III; absr bic iidr.it.
8ernunitung mar nifi. fpis man aHs
nsbmsn lolIte. in Der kiBen gone ooer
Tropenregion Nnttr eem 4squotor.
Ionbern in ben gebieten norolid uno
iinIih bon benz giequator. in oensn 6i.
rsg.lmdbiseu poHatipiubs ipshen. Der
WsiHb i'll Der 5auptbef0roerer Der Der.
ounitnns; ia itdrier Der 8inn. cine
osito arobsrs Waiiermtnge perounitsl.-
Der Wine lpirti oerariis unf biz gsrs
ounjtung nes Wafers elm, oab in osm
G,ebiee Der Yahaininoe auf bem SSsan
piermaI 10 piei Waher DsrouHitei. ols
auf sinem eIeih srobsn Gtbiei unisr
Der iengenoen aequoiorionne. unb sis
ipa oreibismol 10 nisl. ais i'm poIdr.n
Gsbisi. IS puroe fsItseiieai. naB.
slei6mdbig iiber ofIs C3eans pertbeilt.
bic Mlesre Der grbe in ieb.m Sabre
cine WaiIerihiht BON 14l etntimeitr
50bs sur 9ersunfung brinsen. bas III
cine WdIIermeng. BON 450. 600 4ublte
filcmsisrn. Ia nun jahrlid, stpa
10000 aubiiti!omsier WdiTsr ben
Msltmesren burh bic syIiif. suesiiibri
peroen, 10 srgibt Iit bas gstpiB bsmer.
sensptrtk Asfultoi. bab alIidtrlib
42O, 600 aubitiilomtisr MaHr als
Rsgen unb fpniiige RishsrI6lGs. auf
o1s Me,r niebsrfnIlen. odb clio Der
WaHsrbausbali Der Grbs nit timer
WaFermengs jdbriit BON iiber timer
halbsn WilIion Gnbittilom.ttr WaiItr
az r.hnen unb 81 arbeittn bat. Bon
bieisr nngsb.uren Maftrmtnge i0nntn
mir uns einsn gferiff MAIDEN. lpsnn
mir in Bstradt 3ieb<n. Dab Elm aubiis
filomeisr WaiIer 10 Wiaiorbsn oeitos
liter finb. bic eanst iibrlif in bem
areislanf ouf Der Grbs ulDgeiebie
WaiTsrmsnss iii absr 100000 NAL 10
Miilinrbsn 0elioliisr Wdiisr, has Inb
70 eetpaliiss Weneen. nab mir iie.nns
niht metr peranlhauliten t0nnsn.
ipenn mir iie aud nod craft burH
9ablen nussubriidsn permoGn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

Reue 5prti 6rqtte qrof (.
6 arrels in Der GultiD i
rung ber 8epebe auBers
.oes ismus. NQgemeines
Iufiehen erregten i'm ppri9en Spm=
mer Die 0prfiihrungen 9roT. 2tItri5
Garrel5 in Der gerliner G5irur1iI6en
8ltnit ppn 9eb. Ratb Bier. Der nre.
ritaniite 9elsbrte 5etgte bier bic Grs
gebnifIs Der llnteriu9ungcE, bic er
in ben 2dboratorien bes Rodefeaers
Saitituts fir mifsnIhnftIihe Iorihz
ungen iber Die &ultur Der 9euebe
auberbalb bes Srganismus angeitellt
bat unD Die ein gQnS neue5 SilfSm =
tel gum Stubiun oes Medanismu5
oes 3eLenIsbens unb ieineI unbetanre
ten 9eisse barfteQen. prof. Gdrrel bat
in3lpti6sn feline Stuoien iprtgeiest
unb lit babel gu pi6tigen neuen Rez
iultaten getommen, bic er nunmetr
in Der 9erlinsr .SIinii6en Dodene
f4rift" nsroffsntli6t. gisRr paE bic
Ge6ensbauer Der 9epebstultu. gu
tlr5. um bic 0nnamif Der Ieber3ea
52"Qen unb bic Ratur ibrer 2lusjt;:...
ernesprobutte 81 unteriuten, iis les
ter i'm GIaie MIR spei bis pier3ebn
Gage, uno Die Menge Der Gepsbe mar
uugsniigeno. Run lit es Garrsl geluns
gen, Die auIturen Hanger aIs sinen W}os
nat in boiler Sbdtigteit 3u erbaIten.
6: bro6ts iie in 3lpet psrf6isbene GU
ftdnoe. einen 3uitanb ii6tbaren Sc.
bens, ipdhrenD bsfen fih eas 9epebe
i'm auIturmeoium uno Sfen snttpis
6eIte, fsin Hd1rmeotum erihDpfte uno
ith nit StpffpeaieIprobutten umga6
unb in etnen 3uitunb Iatenten 2ebens,
in uno mad peIhem es lid in Rins
geriter 2Diung unb i'm &iibli9runt
ieiner 5remoitOffs entlebigte unb ein
nsues Meotum erhielt. Die grfabrung
lsbrts, oab 9tnbegeipebe oftio aubsrs
balb beg Srganismus 3fpet Wonute
long lsben tann, obne DuB bic Shnel-
lieteit bes Wahstburns permiHbsr.
fuitroe. Nu6 cine 5ehnit, 1robe 8ez
unter guten 9eoinguns
ger gu MAIDEN, bat gnrreI qefunbsn.
SntereFant lit Garrels 5eititeanng,
bat Dieie i'm Glaie fultiDirten @erebe
iih bic Gigenifqft beipabren, geeen
eiren Gremof0rper ourd Gr3eugung
bor Qntit0rpern gu reagirsn. Garrel
mics nah, bob bas Riidsnmart unD
Die 5rdgmente Der 2pmp6briiie bes
Wtserf1neinhens, nenn lie flint Sage
lang nit 3ie9en6lut tultipirt perben,
Srbitan5en er5eugen, Die Die rotheu
3iegenbIuttorperhen aufIDisn. 9urh
garrels neue Wietboben ipiro bGs 4rs
beitsfelb Der Gepebstulturen i'm GIa>
+. gang erbe6li4 OererIbert.
Gin grpreb5ug, Der fid
perlaufen bat. Gin in Der Gi=
neutrality-suspicious. >tpobl nod ME pagez
peiener 8orfoa bat ith Dor 3ursem
in Ddaemarf ereignet. Der Ndhter=
prebaus, Der pon Qarbus aus iiiopGrts
geben folIte, mar auf Elm faII6es @es
leiie geleitet tporpeu unb iu6r in JoIge
eshen naA sss entseoeaDeiesien AiHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
sapiit fhr asniraitertn.
fftee ber goHnt hsa 0 IN N ~ q rs
Q - ga iion Gounip,

Cfftee ber GoHnth hsa IN N / ( re
DOR lion GouHip,
GiuciHHait, .. 2s. H1re 1914
BsrfiegeIte 4naebote ptIeeu eHt.
aeaeHGeHomRsen IN Der Gfiice bes Soaro nf
lolnin g0Tnniiicuets bis Treiiae. ben 90
sipriI 1912. uH II llhr DRiiiaas. fhr bic na5'
'iebeuoc 9cuniesarbeli:
sg,6.'iiGiioneu 80. 297-aar tie @srbeilc.
rung Bon gdliE Rcoe. bon ner unipn 9sneieru
Eoao b,F Ai9 Aoae, Gpmmes 1opnfhip
Tie arbesi ho! ~ geIpenen IN aegeIelHfiinp
uinHs init ben BIGnfu ulo EpeStft,afipusn.
nebe jeet IN ber Efiiee heS aoarb Of GoaHtp
Gemuiiicners auiIifeen.
ale Angebote mii,'eu nitf SormaIaren nuSges
tsrfigt ielH. Delcte IN Der Gfiiee hes BcGD OF
Gountu 9on,Infffi0neIs Su tnbrn Iinb. uHe be.
pltiiei feln Bon ttnem Spno I'M ssirGae bon
eiItdHieHb l$i .00o 00) Tolnrs. NIT sipef giiren
uup geirlpeBeeH y,iirgsn. ole Si9erbeii safar
bab ber Aieier ben acntraft eins,tsn ip.rb sur
gusiubruna oer aragf. I'm 5oue bsrifI5e iptn
sncrfnnnt tuirb.
Tie Qounfp gommtHdrs bsbalsen Hn has
Mett Dor. trgeuhetH ober aIe NHgebpte su
1ermerfeH.
1m aIftraas bss Boarb Of Samilton Gounts
gontmiilioners.
StanIeb etruBIe. ErhFheui.
Giieft: gIbert Mein6a 70 l. Gierf :
2s crraf
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m m /.

Hritifes (in einsr neuen Cpereite
tine betannte Welobie b0renb): .Gs
jsimms bob: mas -ais u scmut wies
bsSss
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cinrb am uliitpoh. ben 3. aprii 1912, IN,
$3.50 llbr abeUbs, in feiner 92obruHu, 10. 2i53
caTriIoH Aoeuuc, ruohIpeFfebeH miE ben bet,l'
gen Sicrbelulrameuen, infer tnrt9fi aeltebteE
eSatte Voter Stpieaerbaiet nns 8rnbbater.
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0eIb s,i perIeiben.

Dtr behtenen etc f6neu rnbtg uno
5ofIitt.
TarIeteu $to--Sl0o. 612 Race Str. Simmer2i.
9bpuc Genal 362g.
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3eii oer Seerntgrrs miro ipdter belaani se.
lnaobt. II
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Sm p,rfanien-Sauier.

3.9 9immer gcttaas nit snlTn:erffss'a1s'
1880: IN alrsn 3uliaroe. aot'Ee' a.
care Of 9oIfabIG!L <'S.ss
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MiBptrR1nhnik.

Dame (pon einem in Der Ndbe iiben.
ben 6errn fpre6enb): sDas. CLAUDE
i&, 1T Elm Rheinl6nber24
6err DER aauiit juaSsessl: .Qsiu,
'taS VI siH NLtss.
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i'm Sitter bon ~ SabreH uat tur5em 2eteen,
III ielrcI 2%ctHuna, 10. s9s Central slee. CaS
SeidlerheqGnguie finbet iiati pom Irauerbauie
aus an Ecnuerfiag, ben a. sipriI RaGmttaGS
uhr. 9ccrhiGEng prinai. IL
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Spbes.Inseiaen.


Gtarb am waoniaa ben /. april 1912, u
I0.l5 ubr abeuos,
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p1bteu ipeItef 5HaIiit eertiebt iir pons
arteil. gutter GobH. l:5l 8uros.! aee., AsaiHt
Sias.
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safoftou; si5O per 1ao. 1e4e gIanis
cir. g9alHM Ollie.
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Icrianaf--trnnnitn-

SormbeIfer fiir cute fciie SieGane Ga9'
snfraqcf bci slueuii Slaler onltraton ?.
SIar i,ehrue G. ~ & u. Qnr an earu Git,
Gait SHb. o'ss
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upttGirEs gpdonen aat1uiroeeu
EoTmiitro. 1927 Gin Cir.
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Rdb6en fit oIlaemctne Gauscrteii: OEieT
pobH GIat IL, Lbs Rtbacman, Aioattrdt
uHb HeaoiuHs Arao. a5onhaIe. bo
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g;ne ssaf6fraa 2is BeoIser gpsnn.
GiHicH.
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w2db6sn FIR alIaeTretne EousarDcii rir
NiHtnarecm. SEeciigcr Snsr''on rHe g
itcfu Wce.
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a39tn. srfcbreur: ReierenYn: bod flcr Col
3s63 hsGoine Aoot, a5onbaie.
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gerIangt-BeibIih.

~ d b Den fir alIpemetae 6dEearbeii IN e!Rer
syamilie ben 2erloueu; snies eeim Rudss
gufraeen 7o5 Slentpooe abe, spoHbale
3I-4
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lRonu, siIberldfiiaer nidnt tibcr ottrftp ydpre
oil Der uom 9Haltfdben tH's CeEicbe nDet'
iescu nnb Efficeseirbett berTtt!en lam, WfaH
a6refiire allebetfeser-, 9tndunoier 9olis'
biaft. So
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
COBURN'S GREATER MINSTRELS
The Sfde-SplittinE Aggregation at the
Temple Tomorrow Night

A wide-awake, rollicking. rousing
show, Coburn's Minstrels, returns each
season, bigger, better and more well
come. Courteous management, ener-
getic performers, the latest in song,
story and laughing hits, there is never
a dull moment in this big show. There
may be larger in quantity-but no bet
ter in quality than this company of
gentlemanly appearing minstre1s, and
there is not a more laughable, enjoy
able, clean-cut performance to be
found than that furnished by Manager
Coburn and his men. Everything is
new this year, people, music, jokes and
settings, and it is the best company
ever carried by this popular manager.
Charley Gano. the principal funny
man, is worth the price alone, and is a
whole show in himself. Don't miss the
big show. Seats now on sale at the
Court Pharmacy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
HAYCRAFT AND DE CAMPS
MILLINERY OPENING

Mesdames Haycraft & DeCamp are
holding a most successful opening at
their millinery parlors. Yesterday and
today large crowds have been there
admiring the beautiful hats and max
ing purchases. The hats are much
smaller this spring. which is good
news to many. The tam crowns are
among the latest and are very pretty
and becoming, while the little derby
sailors are the very latest thing in the
way of street hats. Mesdames Hay
craft & DeCamp are making many
sales, and are ably assisted by Miss
Rena Smith.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
AIR DOME WELL ATTENDED

Last night in spite of the showers
of rain there was a large crowd at the
Air Dome to see what Mr.. West was
going to do with the large rock that
has been at Knight & Lang's corner
for the past two days. Everyone was
we'll pleased with the act Of Mr.. West
and more than pleased with the pic
lures. There will be a complete change
of program for tonight and it will be a
good one. There is no extra charge on
account of the vaudeville act.
Tonight's program is:
Kit Carson's Wooing."
The Light House by the Sea-
'The Burglarized Burglar"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
GRAND MASTER IS HERE

Mr.. J. Ed Williams, grand master of
the l. o. o. F. in Florida, arrived from
Gainesville today, and is at the Ocala
House. With him is Mr.. A. NJ. Cush-
man, secretary Of the Grand Lodge.
and one of the best known Odd Fell
lows in Florida. Mr.. Cushman brought
Mr.. Williams in his car from Gaines
vile, where the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs gave the grand master a
great reception last night. The Odd
Fellows of the city will meet the grand
master at Yonge's Hall this evening.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

The joke is on u. c. Chambliss. Mr..
Chambliss, a member of the recep-
ton committee, met A. G. L. train No.
80, to greet any good roads delegates
who might arrive on it. When the
train rolled in. number of fips-4cuK7
ing men alighted Mr. Chamb1iss mSt
the leader and extended him the glad
hand, backed up by pump handle
shake. "Glad to see YOU" said the
gentlemen: do you think we'll have as
good a crowd as we had last year
Then Mr.. Chambliss found he was ex-
| tending the freedom of the city to the
Mountain Ash Male Chorus.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
EXCURSION CITY OF OCALA

The handsome new pleasure yacht,
City of Oca1a, will leave Silver Springs
Sunday morning for an all day outing
on the river. The boat will leave the
springs at 9 o'clock and go to Sunday
Bluff. forty miles down stream, and
return in the afternoon. The fare for
the round trip is rs cents. Cafe la
carte on the boat You may bring
your lunch or buy it on board, as you
prefer. A jolly crowd will go, and you
had best be one of the party.
Silver Springs Company.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Mr.. Lee Raysor returned last night
from a visit to the Raysor farm at
Lowell He said that the thieves who
broke in Mr.. Ben Raysor's store and set
fire to it, tried to open the safe, but
were baffled. They cut the knob off.
however, and 1t will be some days be-
fore it viii be known if the strong box
was as faithful against fire as it was
against thieves.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
TENANTS LOOKING UP QUARTER

The tenants in the Montezuma block,
which is soon to be rebuilt into the
Hotel Harrington, are seeking new
quarters. Goodwin, the shoemaker, has
leased the room in the rear of the O..
K. Grocery and Charley Wah will take
the new building Mr.. Burnett is hav-
ing put UP.
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McIver & MacKay shipped today to
his former home at Olean, n Y, the
body of Winfield S. Wells, who died at
South Lake Weir last night. Mr.. Wells
was about seventy years old. His re-
mains were accompanied by his wife
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
< BURNETTS NEW BUILDING

Mr.. Jerry Burnett is building a new
store room on his lot on Fort King
avenue. The room is 18x54, will be
galvanized iron with a brick front and
the front will extend across the small
restaurant building now on the lot
the length of which building will 6e
extended.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

County School Superintendent J. H
Brnson left today for an inspection OF
the schools at Fort Mccoy and al
points on the OcaIa Northern Railway
and across to Citra. The trip will re-
quire most of the week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Mr.. FL. w. Tucker has a contract TO
wire for electric lights the pretty. new.
25-room hotel owned by Mr.. Lamb, the
proprietor OF Worthington Springs, and
sent Mr.. Lawton Bailey up today to
take charge of the job
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

A destitute family from Va1dosta re-
ceived prompt help here yesterday.
The Kings Daughters gave them
good supply of groceries and the gen.
erous clerks Of Masters store Clipped
in and raised a nice little sum of
money for them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Miss Bessie MacKay entertained the
Presbyterian Sewing Circle yesterday
afternoon. Some hours passed in use
full work and pleasant conversation,
and dainty refreshments were served
by the young hostess, assisted by her
mother, at the end of the session.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Mrs. ". L. Denham and little son
passed thru the city today on their
way home to Gainesville from Crystal
River. Mr.. Denham yet remains at
Crystal River
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shelley are now
making their home at South Lake
Weir.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27
MOUNTAIN ASH MALE CHORUS

Nothing has excelled. very little has
equalled, the harmony made by the
above named splendid singers and
musicians in their appearance here last
season. All who heard them, have been
longing for a repetition of the delight
full experience. SO it is more than prob
able that the Temple will be thronged
this evening. They have not lost any
of their magic charm in music since
they were here last year, and a glance
at the following program will show
the selections are worthy of their skill.
Soldiers Chorus. .......... Gounod
Choir
Duet, Love and War Cook
Messrs. jenkins and Price
Mr.. Lewellyn
Part Songs, (a) Sleep. Soldier Sleep.
price (b) Gypsy Laughing Song
tBelD Choir
Solo, selected .. Mr. Lewis
Hungarian Rhapsody ......... List
Mr. Jones
Blue Danube Waltz .... Strauss
Choir
Italian Salad .Gense
Choir
| Quartette, selected
III Fear No Foe. Pinsuti
| Mr.. Price
| Destruction of Coca DeRelIe
Choir
Praises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES St. Quentin
| Mr.. LOT
Duet. Two Beggars Wilson
| Messrs. Smith and Date
Solo, selected
| Mr.. Lewis
Tyrol Thomas
/ Choir
| TyrOl-Music by AMBROSE Thomas
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Mr.. L. Fl. Cook and wife of Column
bus, Ohio, who have been visiting
points of interest in the state, are now
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Cook
on South Orange street.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Sheriff Galloway was called out to
Zuber last night, bringing to town
with him. Rosa Moore, colored, who
was drunk and disorderly. She was
fined s25 and costs this morning.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Rev. Crawford Jackson, the worker
for the Juvenile Protective Associa-
ton, after some days in the city, left
today for Gainesville
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Mrs. Best and Mrs. Haerr, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Edward Ho1-
der, left today for st. Augustine, where
they will spend few days before re-
turning to their home in Cincinnati
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Mr.. E. E. Converse and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Brown. in Mr. Converse's auto.
left today for an. overland trip thru
Sumter, Lake and Orange counties, and
over on the east coast
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

In the recorders court this mornin z
there were three cases. drunk and
disorderly case was fined $40 and
costs; another 50 and costs, and an
auto speeding case was fined IS and
costs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

destitute family from Valdosta,
Ga, received substantial help from
the generous clerks at Marters' store
yesterday-a big load of groceries and
tidy sum of money.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

The big moosehead, which will dec
crate the rooms of Moose Lodge No.
699 in this city, is on exhibition in
Masters window.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

We differ from other associations
similar in name only in that I'VE
BUILD" Florida Home Building AS
ISOLATION.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

Miss Fannie Adreon. who is a first
class mi1liner. has arrived from Balti-
more and will assist Miss Affeck with
her spring openings, announcement OF
which will be made in a few days.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-27

WANTED-Two or three furnished
rooms, suitable for light housekeeping.
Apply P. o. Box 35.