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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
Waar % bpOr blco >.
Neitcm tGtnmct?

Man bor biotil dittoaet, at Se|terl
b!ep trmnlrt on Qiort til Sn2onr o1
RiScbnr ct eQer onoet Stc0 / Cen
trol- Iiicn % / en- icrbrIO"piS IN
5iO. &u piIer set zig inloleriio, at
Soften meget oitc pau De @lIleoer al
SEN, man bar t"ruiiet / De Iroll'te
Gnoolebuler, bar Ell Crime eIler ct
Seir ON Supeoet. 2cnne ciier bette
beitoar, iom BET tp0clig Iremanar a.
Sc Tom befien6t meQet reallltl't 91or-
re @iueoer, al en- HPoerrem (Slio
1trimnel eIler EFT Strife, 'ont oar
Innaet omfrina &eltenS Sooeo ~
befUitet pe6 Grene, % Ell Mem eilef
en- Snor, ser leb ben oper Guret@
Gpie, tiente ill at Ie6e oct. Soi@
bette "Sope0tei", Oenne @rlnte life
por olminoeIig ; "Sulctioen", Der
bar iomti6iQ meo @StiScr | Noro'
europa eaer ooq fiIate unliooelbnrt
poo berne, pilOe man life iinoe oct
iou oite Qieugipct pno SclteblIleoer'
ne fra Bette SibsrtuL % oct, at Oct
er ioo ems pna @ileOerne fra Dc Tor
Ifieaiae, ira bironoen Ior9t Ilerteoe
Suler, tp0er pac, Of aunlten at tPlr'
me Neite pur qomnlcl nllere0e on %
aicnbifobet I'll oen piot u0breot.
@n enfeIt 6orifer oil 9unlfe bit |
SEN iormentIige "@rime" nm ie en-
Sloas QaIsio, iom tiente til Of iange
1nret oo til at ilPbe set iii Seiren
eIlcr Qoite6et, boor set ihiloe lag
ties, % SCI er rimeIiqe nof, at SOeen
iii "Brimen" TANNER fra ct iaooant
SunaitreSifab. Wen alt tpoer Dog
paa, at man onereoe | Den "polpoIi'
tiife" 3i6 % / europa bar glort
SfriOtet ira Sang1t til S0tmIng,
ioaleSes at Seiten bar pPret Slts' o9
rimeliauis 6ioeopr / lungt lPnaere
Sio, emo man rorbetl troeoe, % al
SEN inaenlun6e er bleuet tPmmet
fsrit Niien. Sm Sc oerboen6e Sol
feIloa bur IPrt at braae 9tptte AZ
Setter iom Susopr al mSre. eiler
ON Sc nutIi9uis al eqen Crit bor
fanaet % tpnmet Sen. cr oerinoo CT
oobent SpsrgsmunI, TIL oct er uSen
9piul iuu. at ell "Spfnbelie" / mon-
oe 8iliplOe life er gjort cen Sdng
pa Tor altiO, men Of 6en er glort
flere @onqe al IorIfieIige 6oIfeIIc9
ca / forifieQige Soroitrsg, uOen at
ser bar ppret noaen iom BELT 6or'
bin6elie meaem De enfeIte 8IllPloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30

bIeo iioen lnnosforpiit, Ieoeoe en-
Sio ubenfor llngarn, oenote iii.
boge 1861 % bIep inboalat / Farla.
mentet fra Srebien Sarbcqaro, 'pm
ban iiben udfbmbt bar repruiente.
ret - oitiaa / belle SO Mar. IRA.
oara's bar nItio n9ret en- ubcirIis
Sorfl1mper for oct nafbpngiee In.
adrn og er trobs fin bsie Iloer
fremoeleS mere intraniinsent enc
niangen pr9re Monb. s e itore
parldmentariife Soinpe / iorri9e
Sesiion oeItog ban osiaa. San por
bIonht Dem, fom TarIamentspogten
l9bte no al SaIert. Zen gamIe
Serre er irenbeIes / fuIo Giosr oa
haober at filnne iiboe / Tigsoogen
cnonu ii Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
0attmcl Ecttlcr 900.

Gbriltian 6. @ruoabI bebe / lit
PED Wona, g. 9, Sen 30te
Auelit, 1918, otter en- lpn9ere Spg.
aibsoe bar fsot / ariItiania
Soc September 1885. @aa.
rem 1868 uopanoreoe ban meo lin
ira &riitiania, % anfom
Soar til 6iamore 60, Mirn.
Gaaren 1882 ilpttebe ban meo 50.
mile til Cavalier 60, q. Q. (oen
Tembina Go.) bpor ban iiben
bar oreuet EARNING, % bar ioaleoeS
Ell al GountietS iorite Settlere. San
Jig Suitru os 4 Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30

til at omfatte 22,400 Miaioner
Cons meo ialt 10000 Tia. Cons
rent Sern; men bertil fommer oa.
iaa rietiauof 6orrnaoere / gitaiien,
iom life Dor meo / Sooeoopqisret.
vi Be enfeIte 2anoe / europa
itoar Spiflaro bsieit meo $500
Dha. Cons SernertS, 6rarfris meb
$500 DILL, Storbritannien meb
300 Miu. % Sverige meO t.15s
Dtia. Cons, GrtsIeierue omfriue
cafe Superior antoees at omfntte
oper 1000 Wia. Cons. elsie Grts.
master ma artaaes at r9re uotent
ont 60 War; men iaa fienoes Ser
enbnu 9eier meo t23,400 Win.
Cons GrtS % $4,000 Wiu. IONS
rent Serr, iom set al iorifieIige
@rlirSe life fnn Iaoe iig aisre at be.
arbeiSe M for Chen, % 90 5ertiI
Fommer Sc uuoaoelige Torrao6, iort
RIDES at e~riitere mango Steoer paa
Soraen, I'll. a, i @roiiIicn, set more
Airifa, gentrnI-Aiien o.i.o., bpis
Omfnrg og SnbboIo man for 81.
Sen life fienoer ncingtie. - or oct
piitnof for tiOGia at irnate for. at
Sorben ifliIoe bIioe fattiJ pna Sern
/ Srcmtioen. Sanife CT Dor foie.
Iiae, gnulIe &Iobe Ii9eioo "icrniuIo"
M, iom for Merueifcre beapnotc at
rumitere pua oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
sra WortbWooo, So,ua.


I~ortbpooo bar / Set iibite SaIp-
aar p9ret meget beloig / at faa So
reoragsboloere. Se TO Manbsfore.
ninger / gpen bar bannet ct Sore.
ora~gsburenu % bar baot geiee al
mango prominente W9ub. gi bar
laa beloige at foa bore Erof. @ernt
Stoplen, fereno ban brog eitoper.
Zen iibite SoreoroesboIoer, iom bar
nGret hos os er Ealtor 8. sc. Sos.
Mart ira @rano Sorts. San talte
oper Sbemaet: Gen littberife Sir
fes berlige 6ortrin". 9ette Sore
Drag er ct al be beoite ri bar bapt.
Zen lutberife airfes Sortrin blep
poa Ell flor % grei Waabe Iogt irem
for 2ilhsrerne, iaa buaoe gamle og
hinge funoe forItaa bet. Soreornget
er i9rlig npttigt for De ltnge, iom
merer at ben lutberife Strife err for
Gloet, "out Of bate, on6 com no
longer fin the bia". Sette 3preorag
bier bpor OoarIigt Sc hanbIer, ium
forlober Sen lltherife airfe, og me.
rer at finoe noget bebre / andre Sir
fer. Gen littberife airfe iiober inbe
meS Snnobeoen, og set er 10 set
foitbareite og beoite al oft. Ge, Tom
ionr anIebning til at bsre bette
Soreorag, ber life Iabe anIeonin-
gen gaa forbi. @. &. See.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
Soroctt rmnot paa Is Iar.

On bonanSf @onofat @rile bar
lat iig icm WonI at reiie Sor0er
r1uuot puu IS Mar. builfet oiit1uf er
en- 8crbeItsrcforo / 2~onaionibeS, iom
neppe mart bIiper laaet.
Zen 23be ai,onit 1907 begpubte
@eiIe meo fin Siiitru % lin lille
Sen Sen Iarqe 6oouanoring, %
man bar aaereoe beisgt Spllanh,
3pifIdto, RiisInnb, Sprfiet, lin.
garn, giterriee, Sd)pei3, Stolien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
P~alinsltepnet !
Spring 6rope.
Sr. HeSafterl

W. JtNodAipi.
Seq bar Oct Iieeiom poa 6clelIen
at aae SaIlinger / Ipolige Winnie
iota, Soma, @isconiin cg Suinots,
Ipier "0ecornb-@ oiten". Sao mig
ba iaaleoes faa Sop til gienrem 9la'
bets Spalter, at bebe Sdain9erne |
oisie CRATER al 2anoet, OF meoe
frem paa set Souingitepne Tom Ifal
bolocs | Sprine @rooe, Minn. Den
21be Sftober ferItf. Som gpgoefoIf
bar pi mn for os fere tore Eager,
iom bebepe at breftes / 6Gllesifab,
iaa at ale fan foinme I'll flor &uno-
fab ON bpoo Tom Iieger for oS til
afaisrelie. 2uo os pie, at pi er ct
Ssolf, iom oeiaa beifieitiser oS meo
liot onoet enc Waoitrppct til Dor
egen 9rilg. st Solf, fom / Gnlg,
bco os fGaeS @irfe, fon til Den
melt mlllige Siilbfommenbeo fnlo'
fere be pigtige biitorife @icremaal
iom ri far paabegpnot. Seq oil her
tcbe ollie gamle Saain8er, badoe
WtGnb % Spinber, at De M ntaa
begpnoe at neoteane en- fort @e'frl'
pelie al oeres 2epnetsleb tag Oct
iaa meo til Spring 8rope Weoet,
"a leper BET til en- eler arben al De
Tom Ifol birIpe at iarnle iliat, ener
iaa ieno set ino til Dor Sagalfriper
Sobn 81. Sobnion, Someiteab, &.
O., iaa hi ferit fan fda BET ino /
bort gpgoelaes Organ, % Iaa faa
oct o%pbeparet for Dor Soga, en- Sa'
ga iom meb Sioen bill BIZ al tort
biitoriif @9rb. Side sc gamle SOL
lillaer, baaoe Wnno % Suinoer lom
I en- bel M~enneifealoer bar pRret ioo
itore SSaftorer / bette 2anos ra'fe
ps itore og fremaofribenbe 2io, bur-
be ilet life blipe laet unber Sorpen,
% life efterlaoe iig ct Sro til 81
teripn for fommenoe Sl9oter. Sua
bur Ri ben itpre Salingfprb, at ia.
les peo ON, iom til nGlte &oor ifal
foretages, og iom ogiao oil fomme
til at gaa itb | Dor Siltorie ipm ct
tort @epiS pna @nigbeo oa Magt.
Mour hi oenne Sang ifal biem pg
illble pau SpOrenes Serb, iaa ifol
hi life fomnle igien ligeOon iom hi
off b%erifra, en- ga, og en- bo, meo fun
en- lioen Waofiite / Saonoen iom
belle Dor iorbiife gienoom.
0enne Sang ifal hi 9iere bort
Snbtog paa 5oiteriorben ioin ct itort
Ss~ifenoelug, interchangeable Ell bro
berlie @ane, iom ifal hpiie at Sus.
ma%nosfolfet bar itbpiflet fig | Ell
fremmeo Sprobuno, til Itorbiertebe
og baabriee W91tb o9 &pinber, iom
enoSa life bar elemt Sen Sorb boor
S96en FORT blep plantet.
Ior bpgtige % arbeioIomme Sd
rer for SProen, Sr. Spoer Slitao,
al minneapolis, bill bore tilIteoe
beb Sprittg 8rope Msoet, % trent
lpege S9rbens Tlaner / fine gn-
feltbeoer. &anife ogiaa ct Yar SOIL
finger ira @ulopurpens Slette
9ano, fan bIipe iItono til at inbfin-
be Jig, ga Solicit / Sprin9 @rope
% omliegenbe Steoer, peo forriee
Stepnc, har bepioit Dem i'm elifp9r-
oige @ieiifribeb og unberboloenoe
GpaIififationer. Meo iaa trent Sal
Iinger! ga oct bill blioe ct l9reri9t
oe npttigt 2ofalitepne. 0oo mig Der
iad taffe Eaitor Sobnion, % 8. g.
Sobnion, for at Sc bor foranItoltet
bette Mpoe.
@1en @aenien.
SSunhrnrf ~ 9 OiSp Cont IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
Ten fenfrmereoe 1tngoomS
frifclige umoerbisning.

stouebton, @is, ben 24oe Sept.
1913.
Ssaar aibolotes ct fort SeIfe.
msbe her. Get par norife 9utbera.
mere / oennc Del at 0isconiin. iom
bapbe lat binanoen Stepite her. Sen
u~orifeite gp / nGiten belle @isconiir.
Ser bar SoIf lise ira 9ooi 9e 80.
ref, Worriicnoiae. 0eerfieIb, Wount
Soreb, Mabiion, BET tort aoibfo.
nong, ebgcrton, Sriorbpiae % an.
ore steoer. %soets Seniist par al
iremme Sper for u~ngbommens fri.
i;elise llnberpisning n9rmeit sien.
rem friiteIige Stoler. Zen 9loite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30

meo Sicilten % Sdroinien, aoriifd
% Spofrmfriae. 59roen fommer
oioere til at gaa til airifa, britiit
SnSten, borotoff Jnoiert, aino og'
Saean % tiIHHt amerifa os eng.
lono. Zen energetic 6omiIie bar
allereoe tilba9eIaat 3t,319 ant.,
1851 Sim. er isien. ai lin
Sio unoer 5erne ldngfomme
Reiie berptter 8eile til at lore at
fienbe @tenneifer os Gorbolo / be
2aroe, ban giernembonorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
Weroems Glohc
Varlamemtarifer.

Neitor blanot iamtli9e TarIn.
mentsmeoIemmer / &erben er uoen
Spil Sen ungarIfe Seputereoe So.
.ief Maoorai5, iom ms bar fplbt
100 Nor. aQerebe 10 aar gam.
mel beflpote han en- 6unftion9ritil-
ling pes G~igsbaecn 1882, % 1913
bIep ban palgt til Seputeret. San
reltog iom Saptein / Sribebsfrigen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30
Gm Nbbeo. (Stencil Outfit.
ttnhunu- - anNr> mrn csnrN>ser3o D.

a~fbiIsniueen piier 9 fosftiefaee Nm.
fre, ubhusns | flint .DIispapts hesubsn
Q 9uber meS forftriise Ctrforp.r % .
fnboarebe Usnstsr. esriuet inbeborbes
osiaa 8 9esmiister- III at taas Msxarst
paa bet etvsfe 9a sa,r ben etuhanb.
iom suass b.tprsr,t. SuthRowbte Bruss.
anutsntne o. gsiteouins Worcestershire
m.bislser bpert Sat pris 7Se eQm meA
'gofsr@ ct glar | ,sprifub .....Sf.6O>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-30

VHVIl VHVIITVW.
Ssnobrocf, q. 9, 24oe Sept. 10.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28
sPRlNKLlrowNsEvo WEDDING

Wednesday, March -. a. o'clock.
t.e mW sfor- d. the cuy and the
aome uos's gathered III the spacious
tht Dotac OF Nr. and Mrs.
IuA ND. parents OF the bride.
% ~.tne lar marriage 10 Mr.. Sprin-
upuH ceremonies We're
commenced nth Testi's "Reauty
by NisS Powell The strains
9. lohon -r.n- Wedding March. play
40 hs Miss Mcdonald brought the bri-
$500 procession into line The bride
aad eroom met IN the hau just OUT
de rae parlor doors. Preceding
'aem 1r-t thr ribbon bearers. Httle
-r alderman and Elizabeth Town
Hd niece and cousin of the bride.
toHoe.u- aere the dover girls, little
Mhe Mas Johnson and Margaret
1oaneead stress m- beautiful flowers
he bridal path
tr t.a flower girls came the ring
.r c Naraare. Alderman. the
n.e e bride,
recession led the contracting
F a an arch laden with flowers,
Nl E.e b d Houston pro
ae o mu Impressive ring
c.t .u
hr.e wore 40 elaborate gown
81 satin With bertha OF
BROAD heavy duchess bare and ,aa n
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28
UNIQUE NAME
Can You Pronounce Name Of Worlds
Most Famous Catarrh Remedy?

Can You Pronounce Name of Worlds
Most Famous Catarrh Remedy?
High-o-me that's the proper way
to pronounce Hyomei the sure
breathing remedy that has rid tens Of
thousands Of people OF vile and dis
susting catarrh
Booths Hyomei is made of Austria
liam eucalyptus combined with thy
mol and some listerin autiseptics, and
is free from cocaine or any harmful
drus.
Booths Hyomei is guaranteed TO
end the misery OF catarrh or money
back. 1t is simply splendid for Group,
cousins or colds.
Complete outfit including hard rub
Der inhaler, ST. Extra bottles OF Hy-
omei. if later needed, 80 cents. at the
Postoffice Drug Store and druggists
everywhere. Just breathe it-no
stomach dosing adj
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28
BAPTIST CHURCHES
OF MARION COUNTY

At the First Baptist church, Ocala.
Fla, April :, S. 9, there is to be held
a convention Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Unions Of this section. 1t is
urged that each church meet at once
and name the delegates to attend this
convention Then send the names to
BInyan Stephens. OcaIa, Fla Free
entertainment Will be furnished all
the delegates.
Il is also urged that all the Sunday
schools send their superintendent TO
this convention Special attention
vii he given this department. Send
substitute, if it is impossible for the
superintendent 10 be present
Then there is to be two hours given
to the laymens movement and each
church is urged to send delegates of
the lay members.
Four such conventions are to be
held in the state The following
spoilers will attend them all:
Hon. H. L. Strickland, Birmingham,
Ala
Or A. p. Montague, Lake City, Fla
Or. $. Is. Rogers, Gainesville, Fla
Or G. A. Owens, DeLahd. Fla
Mrs. II. c. PeeIman, Jacksonville,
F-a
Mr. Geo. Lyman, Jasper Fla
These conventions and the pres
ence OF such speakers mean a great
deal TO any community. and every
church should help to make them a
success
Remember The dates. April :, 5, g.;
the place. Ocaia. and send in your
name at once.
F. c. EDWARDS.
Pres. 2nd Dist. starke, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28
ATTENDED LAKE WEIR ENTER
TAiNMENT

Quite q la.ac crowd Went down
from Ocal~ " Wednesday, afternoon IA
,n.,s the bazaar. supper and ban a.
Jae attractive club house Of the Lake
Weir Yacht club at East Lake Weir
Quite a number went down on the
train anda still others went in auto
mobiles.
Amone tho Ocala people who al
ended this delishtful affair were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Wood
row, MIR. .. Z. Mclrer, Mrs. Mary
F2sleton, Misses Annie Atkinson,
Fannie and Rosebud Robinson. Eliz-
abeth Newzoin Mariel Bictinger, Ma
ry Rurford Marguerite Porter Minnie
StcvaH. Sara Davis. Hester Dewey
Annie Davis. Hope Robinson, Annie
l.aurie Perry. Messrs Wallace Sto-
gaII. Alfred Beck, Clarence Meffert
Charlie toward. jim Rentz, Ralph
Robinson, Bruce Mefert, Bernard
K0once, I-aGrange Sistrunk. Whit
Palmer, Al Smith, Malcolm Williams,
Bert DosA, Charlie Flippin, Miss Edna
Calyerbouse, Misses Genevieve and
Berthe Smith. Mrs. Robert Finn and
quest, Miss Myrtle Whitfield, DR. Her
Der. Counts. Mrs b. " Alimms, Mrs
Carney Nimms, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Rentz and baby. Mrs A. Davis. Mrs.
Johnson Mrs. Z. p Rentz and quite
a nnmher OF others.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28

ar-e Butler one OF the prom
o TaNarcs vas amons
toan visitors Wednesday.
N na.lnI that De has an orange
-op 81 which IS estimated
boxes He kept them until
al. nI nau receiving the prince
n 81 ~ per box. on orange
90 thr-e figures VIII soon pay
m t., ana can stand an OCCASION
ai roat
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Coin. Who was kicked by a
mule last Friday at her home near
Shady, and who was brought to the
hospital for treatment, is getting
along nicely, and there is now every
hope OF her recovery.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28
DR.. w. X. LANE

Specialist: Eye, Ear. Nose and
Throat. Law Library building,
Ocala, Flcrida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28

FOR SALE-6oo0 stalks Japan seed
cane; also a good mule. Address. +.
+. Forbes. Anthony. Fla.-ad 3-2S-2t.
Mr. D. b. Kibler, superintendent of
the Buttgenbach phosphate mines,
was a pleasant Wednesday visitor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28

"a &c is 10 b ia ia 0 neeve somam@ onm
d ovr to the ned St casa nfe plum stmnnor
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-28

7 . z. III " ~ ID.
Pres. md Dist. Starke, Fla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02
CHURCH HILL NEWS

HiiH HANK. or pheas M.ai.sn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02

corporation OF Providence, II. L.. for the ship
ment OF "lithia water" which WAS alleged to be
misbranded from Rhode Island into Connecticut
Msbrandlng was Illegal because the label init
mated that 1t a natural '1ithia water" with
out additions or distractions and not an arti-
feially prepared mineral water whereas 1t ap-
peared that there had been added to the water
lithium salt. sodium chlorid. sodium bicarbonate,
sodium sulphate and carbon dioxide, The addi-
ton of these substances. It was claimed, constt
tuted the product an artificial mineral water,
Ten dollars and costs was the fine imposed on
AIlaire woodward Company, Incorporated
Peoria, III, charged with the shipment into the
State of Washington from Illinois of headache
tablets alleged to be misbranded. The product
was labeled: Headache Tablets. Contains Ace
tanilid grains. Never fail TO help all kinds OF
headache. Relief prompt and pleasant Produce
no nausea Directions for use: Dose one tablet
Repeat the dose once an hour until relieved
Peoria Pharmacal company, Peoria, Ill"
Misbranding of the product alleged be-
cause the statement the container concerning
the ingredients thereof. namely, contains ace
tanilid grains was false and misleading. as
each tablet contained only 1884 grains. Mis-
branding was also alleged because the declara
ton of the quantity of acetanilid, required to be
stated on the label, made in smaller type
than PERMITTED by the regulations adopted before
enforcement Of the food and drugs act
Various other fines were imposed for similar
offenses coming under the supervision OF the
department of agriculture, and numerous othe:
charges are pending. Many guilty ones may
escape and of course. the pure food laws are
not perfect, but that Uncle Sam is trying tt
protect the consumers against misbranded food
seems evident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02

Few people know that the United States gov
eminent is enforcing the pure food law so strin'
gently. as reports which seldom find their way
into print would seem to indicate Recently
fines have been imposed upon four large firms
TOR misbranding the fines being small on &C
count Of the unimportant nature OF the ofenses.
The point is that even small violations are not
overlooked.
Twenty-Five dollars and costs Of ts3 40 was the
fine imposed the powellsanders company, a
corporation of Spokane. Wash, charged with the
unlawful shipping into Idaho Of "sago" which
was mshranded Misbranding of the product
was alleged because the package bore a state
ment. design and device which were false and
misleading, in that they represented the product
to be sage" when 1t was really tapioca
A fine Of SIS and costs Of s22S5 was imposed
en- ,he schalIing Produce company. Of Spokane
Wash. for alleged violation Of the food and
drugs act, consisting in the shipping of guam.
iity Of butter which was deemed to be mis-
branded Stisbranding was alleged because the
contents OF the cartons which held the butter
were less than the minimum weight stated on the
label thereof, which statement was that the con.
sents weighed fifteen or sixteen ounces, where.
Is the contents, according TO results obtained
from examination Of samples Of the cartons. va
rffd IN weight from 1874 to l4la ounces
A fine Of $40 and costs Of sl7.51 was imposed
on the Berry Spring Lithia Water company. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02

Petersburg Index-Appeas On top of that comes
critic who says that Normans editorials are
the weakest thing about the publication. Never
theless Hapgood is getting out an interesting
publication. He is usually wrong. and his gram
mar may be slightly OFF color his editorials are
not TO be compared with Colonel Harveys, Its
cartoons run the editorial policy close race for
the badge Of futurism, but the magazine is diner
emit from the others, is interesting In form and
makeup. and everything in 1t is interesting
Richmond Virginian.
Which reminds us OF the housewife who
called up the dairy to complain that the milk de-
liYered sour, and after several minutes of
very sharp conversation on her part the milk
man managed to break in with. But otherwise,
madam. the milk all right, wasn't it?'--
Petersburg 1ndex-Appeal
Nevertheless, Norman Is getting out inter
esting entertaining and valuable weekly. other
wise people would not take the trouble to crti-
else it
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02
FIRE PREVENTION
DAY DESIGNATED
GOVERNOR MANN ANNOUNCES
INNOVATION IN PROCLANfA-
TION ISSUED YESTERDAY.

Believing that great portion OF the
fire loss Of the State is due to negli-
gence, and carelessness in the matter
of trashy premises, unclear fiucs and
SO forth, Governor william Hodges
Mann has inaugurated an innovation
in Virginia in the form OF fire pre-
ventfon day." when all citizens will
be asked to look after such condl-
tons IL they exist and prevent much
of the Are damage which might other
wise occur. The executive proclama-
ton, issued yesterday, follows:
The great fire loss of the United
States in comparison with other conn-
tries demonstrates a condition CT neg
llgence or crime which every good
citizen should use his best efforts to
prevent. I. William Hodges Mann,
governor of Virginia. have thought II
advisable. according to established
custom. to set aside a day for fire
prevention, and do. therefore, pro-
claim Thursday, October 9 1913, as
fire prevention day, and urge upon
all the citizens Of this Common
wealth the necessity. upon that day,
OF making a careful inspection and
cleaning up of their pre- mi..p3. to sea
that all flues and chimneys are in
good repair. and to take every pre-
caution against the happening of fires
so destructive of properly and fire..
quently of human life.
do further, urge that whenever
any person has good reason - believe
that a fire Is the work Of an incen-
diary that he at once report the facts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02
The regular business meeting of

The regular business meeting OF
the Wosnan's Missionary Society OF
Leigh Street church will be held this
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
All those who have not turned in
their State mission envelopes are re-
quested to bring them, ARRANGEMENTS
for the packing and sending of the
missionary box sent annually to the
frontier will he made at this meeting.
so every member Is asked to be
present.
Ben Hur" is the subject of the
eloquent lecture to be delivered frl-
day evening in the Chimborazo audi
torium by David NJ. Francis. Stereop-
tican views illustrative Of subject, will
be shown.
The woman's Missionary Society OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02
MANY---NOT A FEW.

Few will deny Mr. Roosevelts right to criti-
else Mr.. Wilson's foreign policy, for the naive
and foredoomed manner in which the president
and his state department have bungied the Mexi-
can matter has not the slightest precedent In the
Roosevelt Root regime.-Mlwaukee Journal
Few will deny Mr. Roosevet's right to criticise
Mr.. Wilson's foreign policy, but many will deny
the justice of it. That the state department has
bungled the matter is yet to be demonstrated. and
that the policy adopted was foredoomed to failure
is a prophecy that gives no Immediate evidence
Of fulfillment. Intervention was the alternative,
and while intervention would appeal to one of
Mr.. Roosevelt's temperament many-not few
will deny that 1t would be preferable to the