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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08
Fever Sores.

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely. but
should be kept in healthy condi-
ton. This can be done by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. This salve
has no superior for this purpose. II
is also most excellent for chapped
hands. sore nipples. burns and dis
eases OF the skin. For sale by all
dealers. I'M
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08

Entered at the Hartford post-ofiice
~ mail matter OF the second class.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08

There is one way, and one way
only. for the Democrats to remain
in power; by giving the people af-
ter election what they promised be-
fore election. The people don't
want excuses; they want deeds. ."
SO says Speaker Champ Clark. And
he's simply right about it.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08

Easter comes this year on March
20, the earliest it has come for 81
years. or since 1856. 1t came a
day earlier than this. in 1912, and
so they say-two days earlier in
the year 3S7 A. d. No. doubt it
will be a pretty chilly day for flow
er garden headgear and other
spring toggery.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08

Six thousand pounds OF concrete
paving blocks. sent out as samples.
were mailed by parcels post In Chi
csgo BY one frm. i,~ fNN .t'
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08
800 Per Plate

Was paid at banquet to Henry
Clay. In New Orleans In -
Mighty costly for those with stom-
ach trouble or indigestion. To-day
people everywhere use DIR. Kings
New Life Pills for these troubles az
well as liver. kidney and bowel dis
orders. Easy. safe. sure. Only IS
cents at James II. Williams. m
sixty-one cases Of cerehro-sli9xi
meningitis and thirty-fve deaths
have been reported in Dyer county.
Tennessee. recently. ana
e,,k~r-sk~ s~. ~. 6..s~-s u~sx
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08

For sale-Town property. vacant
lots. cottages and two-story dwelling.
A. c. YEIsER 4 CO.,
adv. Hartford. KY :
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08

a most ENJOYABLE dinner ives Civ.
en- Sunday. December 3sth. at thu
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-01-08

uEBeR MATTHEWS, FRANK L. FELn..
EDITORS
PRANK L. FELIX. Pub. and Prop'r.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03

a jolly game Tor the Yuletide
"a evening Is called 1T" In
IA ,laying this game some peo-
pie are exceedingly clever.
while others are very unsuccessful
The players sit in a circle. and
eucstioner Is chosen and sent from the
room. The circle selects an object. or
mn it, for her to guess from answers
to questions she will ask. These ques-
tions must refer always to the object
to lie guessed as ''it' and be answered
only by yes or mo-" The questioner
does not know that each answer will
really refer to the left hand neighbor
OF the player Intercepted, but that Is
tho secret of the game and the thing
that confuses and worries a question
er almost to lunacy. She may ask the
same qucstion-always to the left
several times In succession or all
around the circle II she thinks she can
guess at" in that way.
The questions are limited In number,
the latter being fixed by common con-
sent. The number of questions, how
ever. must not exceed In number the
players, but the number of players
may be less than the allotted number
of questions.
AS an example of how questioners
may be confused the following Is
given:
Mrs. So-and-so may be selected to be
at" The questioner is called I'm. She
asks Of a man. "Is It a manT His
left hand neighbor Is woman, SO he
replies, "No." OF the next or the
neighbor Just mentioned is asked, lis
Il a womanT" Her next neighbor be-
Ing a man. again comes the answer
mo" els It aliver' Of the next.
eyes" Now, az there are no living
things but men and women In the
room the questioner begins to see light
and suspects the intention to confuse
her.
OF course she knows there Ia some
rule by which the questions are an
swered, and so she may go all over
them again in reverse or some order
until two answers agree. This may
be difficult, because the object and ar
rangement of the circle are to make the
answers disagree. 1t may be that she
learns that sit is a woman after all,
and then she must find out, again by
questions 80 to type, age, proximity,
color of gown. ETC., which one Of the
circle Is ''it."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03
INTERESTING GAMES

A jolly game FOR the Yuletide
"a evening Is called 1T" In
"A .,laying this game some peo-
-. = i,la ara excaedinclv clever.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03

Ed Reynolds left New Years
day for Lovelocks. New. where
he goes to look over business OPP
portunities with a view to locat-
ing.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03

The commercial club has been
requested to send three delegates
to the Utah Development League
convention which is to be held at
Ogden the latter part of January.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03
IN Acknowledgements.

"Does his wife care for him ?"
"She must; she's the only one
that's working now"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03
KNOCKERS.

Every town 10 cursed with
few knockers who find fault
with everybody who tries 20 do
business. " man 10 about to
buy piece Of property they tell
him Il 10 not worth the money.
II he wants to soil . farm they
tell him he is not getting enough
for u. They nose arouHd with
their hammers out trying IN ev.
cry way TO injure the oommu-
nifty in which they live. They
!, like TO see people in trouble and
are delighted when any one goes
broke or has death in the fam
lily. The knockers will not like
Iy get their just deserts in this
world, but we should not like to
take their chances in tho next.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03
hGHsbsTy.

81 think he must have inherited
his ability to talk while ON his feet"
"was his father q public speaker ?"
'sNo. A barber"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03

Madam, ycpr clssags win be back
in n moment"
"T'm not waiting for my change,
grille; Pm waiting for my steady
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03

Any form of legal blanks a
The Record office.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03

advertise in The RECORD.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-03

Old newspapers for sale at the
Record office zoe per hundred
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

&ein seeignst.ss 0bistt
SOuriit (por benz fdiefen 2burrl IN
pifu): Den 9burm lam i'd ni9t pboto@
grdphiren - ba piirbsn fe gu 9alie be-
buupten, i'd bate nit meiner aamerd
f4ief g%eitonben."
@9Gaefertis. STUDENT: Der
leBte Nnoue, ben Sic mir Dor bier DO4en
s~eIisfert buben, 1T f9On gan5 in's &Otbs
li9e perI9ofen!"
S9neiber: rGr pirb iid bait f4dmsn,
bab er nod nidt beSubIt it,"
gesrsifIt6. r8ir6terlid! SIN
Nebenbouie lit ein Batter 0 feds &in=
bern irrfinnig geiporOen!"
rgeun, elm babies OuBenb fam einen
aud f9on berriidt moden!"
(sIiS: rIeesenoOrter 8Idtter-.)
MnfpieIung. ar8f DER bemertt,
buB Der patisnt bds Re5spt lefen MIN:
,@eben sic fi9 feline Wiibe, bus bringen
sic ia bod ni9t 3ufammen!"
pdtient: r4bsr I9uun g, 9err Dot
tor, bic &e9nungsn, bic sic fhreiben,
bic lam man INNER CANA gut Iefen!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

@sins 9offnung. Me4unifet
(5u einem gauern): p2ahen Sic itA Dod
einen gliBobIeiter ouf's @eb0ft ieBsn!"
r90s FAINT mir mel elm! Wtst l3onlte
SOffnuns begrubenl"
Mu! .Msiu Soft, Sbr Nn8us 1T ia
gans NIT SeOern beOsdt; Sic tOnmsn
pobl bireft aug Dem 8ett9"
QuftfHiffer: ssQ9 mo, aber i'd bin
.our6 bic 5~eberpOIten esflogen."
SIN ReRuuront ,Mein 9err,
Sic entI9ulbiesn, id babe elm GuBerit
bringenbes @efprd9 unb Sic nebmen
f4on ~8ipanais Minuten bus Selepbon in
Mnfprud, Obne Elm WOrt gu fpre9en."
.parbon, ID plaub're ia nit meinsr
Grdui" Gus: spsesseuborfer sIdtter1)
nnter Greunbinnen. SD
m09te BLOB piFsn, OBJ Der NFeFpr me
4bnune bat, buB i4 cine grpBs Mitsift
babe"
sat er Dir ettpa einen Seirotbsuntrus
gema9t2"
SAL
.Ra, bonn peiB r's ieIbitOeri tdnbIi4!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

@9auris. Gs nar Idon iebr ipdt,
nnb bic @eieni9aft fling all. fid S9duerz
sef9i9ten ou sr5Gblsn. Du Ioete elmer
Der iinesren 9erren: a0os 1T sar ni4ts,
meme 9errf9aften, per nidt ME i'd bag
@ebriiu bes lDpen, ben Grompeteni9rei
Der Glepbonten unb bas Drummer oes
Tieers bur9 bic Stile Der Nu9t brObnen
bDrte, fam gar ni9t mitrebeni"
Dte 3ub0rer tporen perblifft, man
bate gar niat sepuBt. baB bieIer iunee
Mdnn elm tiibner Jori4unsSreiienoer
mar. Mdn fragte ibn, Db er tuirtli9 i'm
llrtpaIb sefaIafen babe.
.gee," faete er. ybds gerobe nidt. Iber
ih i9lofe Na9ts BEL pffenen Genitern
unb bic liegen benz 3ooloeiihen
@arten eeeeniiber!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Rtnbermunb. papa: ga, Sim
Der, NapoIeon pa elm @enie. pie man
ss Ieltsn finbet, Na6ts fab er Dor leinen
Qanbtarten, 3eidnets nit guntifift bic
2anbesgren3en. pie ie ibm am Bsften
puBten. ftrih ean8e 2dnber aus unb bils
bette neue, -
Rarlaen (unterbrsdenb): nNd. papa,
bann pur er pobl elm .2anbffrei4er"2"
@tngegongen. 9ausberr Gebr
iingebaIfen)s SD babe Sbnen ood sss
fagt, sic fOlen .neinen Wantel teoe
Wo9e Elm paarmal austlopfen."
DienfmGb6en (tp%einenb): aDos 1T aud
piinttli4 geIAeben."
9ausberr (sin robes 81 aug Der Seiten<
taf9e 6erousboIenb): nRu, ba Ieb'n sic
NAL: ,Dds 6ab' i'd Dor 5ieraehn Sooen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

abpsifuns. gtidter: rMie alt
iinb @ie2"
3susin; raoHen sic mid mai nud-
benten."
Ri9ter: mir miiFsn aber beute nod
bic Sadie gu @nbe brinsen!"
lnperf6dmt. Dame: rWie tann
Elm Meni9 nit fold s%eiunben @lisbern
iiberbaupt betteln gebeng"
BETTER: Run, ioa i'd etpd ipeeen
Sbrsr perfalasnen WoFerluppe 5uerit
einem llngliid entgesenlaufen9"
@erbG@tis. 6err BON SiIberberg:
,Meine M6nen lafen ii4 iebr nett Ders
fOlgen; mein 4bnberr mar Elm beriibmter
8antier."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Der 90dFe @snuB. .Eu, tpie
mar bic %0uFtfabrt9"
nNm f90niten beim Aufitieg, uts meine
MIte INNER tleiner unb tleiner tpurbe unb
f9lieBli4 san5 Derf4manb!"
g|srubist. grofeFOr @trObbirn
tpirb in Der Ia9t bur9 elm Derbd4tises
9erdufd sepsdt. .St ismanb 9ier9"
ruff er dngltli9 aus.
Rein" antiportet Der Ginbre4er,
poruuf Der CUTE profeFOr htint:
so muB ib mid gsirrt bdbsn," brebt
iid uuf bic anOere Settle uAb i4fdft
peitet.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

gre6. gambler: SIT Sbnen Elm
@tiid SoilettenzS eife g%efdnig9"
rBrau9' id ni4t."
.Dds Iiebt man Sbnen aud an"
usbsrfabrt. Sic: .Ru, beute
Ro6t bait Du ober einsn id0nen &oui9
ndh 9uufe eebrahtl"
ST (mdht einen T9i9teruen 1srin9,
fi9 gu bs%runtporten).
sic: vMie. 9u pdgIt mir gu pibers
fpre9en9 @enigftens Span3ig Strei9z
b0laer 6aben pDr Der Wobnungstbiir ge=
lesen!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

9erauseepGoBt. 9err der bic
Sbdr 0ffneD: Die immsrpGbrsnbe St0z
runs. mas polsn sic per finb
Sie9"
BETTER: rgIinbl sic brou6sn mid
bssbalb Obsr nibt 70 pertpunbert onous
fshsn!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Rur5unSbanbig. sic: rSdide
min iofDrf 200 Rronen, UNI bic S9neioee
rim 5u 3ublen. Define 4nnd. g. 9. Bulo
bate i1 bergsTsn, Dir einsn Stub gu leRs
ben.
@r: .5enbe Dir einsn auB. 4rtbur.
%. 9 guIb bate i'd bereeRen, Dir gu
fugeh, baB ID Dir Die 200 arOnen niht
ienben tdnn."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Der mitgift. grdus
tioam: nSebt Mil Dir pppu Itdtt De,
perIprodenen ~funftuuienO Goaars gar
nur b~reitouienb miteeben, Oaruuf lafie q
mid aber ni9t sin!"
8rout: ,@ber @budrb, fir breitaufenb
Dollars tannIt 0u mir bod aud f6on
cine biibf9e Menge 3leiber t%aufen!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Sc na9bem. sd babe bier fir
oeritorbenen 6reuno cine sersimte
Grubi9rift oerfaBt. 9lauben Sic bdb
oieielbe pafen ipirb9"
n9eipiB, i'd babe isltsn fold Elm traus
RIGGS GeOiht seleien!"
Sn Der Sun guIsrie. Mar
(bor sinsm Stileben Iteben bleibenb, bas
eiuen Jriibtiidstorb Oartelt): rMoltr
m0dt id aud perOen. 8ater!"
raomm, tomm, lerne nal erft mas Orr
6entIi9es 0u 6entft ansntdts pie ans
GFsn!"
(glls: @eeeeHborfer 9Idtter.)
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Der erfOGs. 3situnssbsrousssbsr:
,@lauben Sie mir, = In5eieen In nnS
lsrsm gIott bringen bsftsu GrfoIe!"
Gabrifont: vWsiB i'd! 9sbtsn Wsonat
lieb i'd Bel Sbnen inieriren, i'd fu9s .inen
Rd6tpG6tsr, am folssnoen Nbeno
puroe BEL mir sinesbroden.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Wiebsrfeben. nWir bdben uns
LANCE niGt seieben. Greunberl."
uSa, i6 hdb's mir eben ausgerehnet:
bier Rronen MAIDEN bic 3inien grade
unbantbor. MdIerssattin (ent>
fitet our Nu9burin): .Wus. iiber
I9ledte 8~ebanblune bat ii9 mein Sienit>
mGb9en BEL Shnen betIaet9 Nein, q cine
unbantbarteit, ioeur Elm e6tes Selee=
mdlbs buben mir ibr uuf's 3immer gs-
bGnet!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Wadtber 9smo6nbsit. Fiber
0srr pinius, mos fdnt Sbneu oeHn ,iH9
Gle Fnb T9on felt sier5sbn Eogsn RE-
porter fir pd~rldmentariide QnesIegenbeis
ten unb ii6srI6reibsn Shrs 9erthts nod
immer nit: Die Situuiion uuf benz
Rinbermarit!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

sd CLAUDE, @ui, gu iibsrtrsibit es nit
benz SennisipisI. Du muBt ia tpOtmtbs
5ein."
uSu Mutti, uber @rdf Cigar fust, nur
penn i9 feline @esnerin bin, mo9t ibm
bas Spiel pirtli4 5poB9"
uMb, &inb, ipenn er bod enbli4 Grnit
mu9te!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

@smafbGi9. Gin aaufmann bat
nit feinem 9ieferonten cine Iebr erregte
teIepboniIde MISUNDERSTANDING nobel er
unterbro9en pirb. Nad Der StOrung
frogt er peiter:
nWO puren mir bod gIeid iteben gee
blie6en?"
Bump botten sic 8uleBt eefaet!"
(gus: nMeeeenoorfer gIdtter".)
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
@infudDes gerfubten.

@uf: rOber, bus 1T beute ubsr cine Isbr
tleine portion. Sd, uIs after Stamms
gait, betomms bod INNER 5psi S9siben
8rdten!"
Obst: r9sr3eipuue. Ser neue Sod bat
perseFen, bic 4ortion in 5pei Ebeile gu
fdneiOsn."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

erpsiBfi9 su beIfsn. oubsr:
Der Doftor bat mir II aud bos
D~irt1sbdusTbeu berboten!4
Meier: ngliht mOelid! So, mas tbuit
Du bsnn iebtg"
9ubsr: Sd trini bait nun msbr lou'
ter StehmdRen!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Ra4gsbult. Trsunb: rRu. 1rIuub
bsute2"
.Jreili9! Sabe benz Gbsf borserebet,
msine Sunte piirbe biefen Nu9mittus be-
gruben!-
nGomos! gle if gar uiht s%sftorben9"
80 bod; bisfen Sommer aber bd
bate i'd gerabe msinen ltrlaub!"
(9lus: 0iessenoorf1r 9Idtter.)
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

SIMMER trauriger. 4uurtett=
club itglieb (au einem Greunoe): nSn
unferem AuartetteIllb piro es INNER
trauriger. DAP mir an ben YrObeubenosn
10 psnig 8e1u9 boben. bdraus MAIDEN
mir uns ni9t5 - dber ieBt bringen mir
ni4t nal mehr einen Stat 5uiammen."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

@sf4mei@eIt. arat: IS 1T ni9t
uussef9loFen. buB sic bus @4urlo&fies
Der betommen!"
p~atientin (atte sSungfsr): rNd, mas
sic fagen Dus it ia pO6I cine &iny
bertronf9eit2"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Mm 9slepbon. nSsrr Meper, un-
fer 9aus brennt."
ST bas 6euer iebr sroB9"
.Sebr groB. Serr Meper."
Sinh bic &inber gerettet2"
nsSapObI, 9err Msper, ale bier i9OR
IGnsft."
limb meme Jrau au62"
..Sapobl, 9err Meper, bic AUDI"
Limb meme S6piegermuma2"
Die i9IGft nod Oben. SOa' i4 is
tpeden9"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Rissuptel! .Qu6 mO9ts i'd Sbs
rsn unrutben, niat gu Oisl Bier gu trim
tsn."
80, Ssrr 9ottor, Ou tOnnen 9 gang
duBer Sprs' fem, g Bier fpirb mir ME
s'Diel."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Sine Runbise.

.@nd' Srau tperOen pObI beut pieOer
Telbft fo9sn?"
r@oraus tpOGen Sic benn bus i&lie<
beng
SD ,nein' bait 10 - neil Der 5err
Director Ssitern Abenb pieber gu ipdt
beimsstDmmen it,"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Sin 0isn piIlieer nSebit 9u
mir elei9 Don benz Baum berunter, Du
miIerablsr Bub! II Nos bait Du oo gu
tbun9"
,Gs poren a pudr Nepfel berunterges
fons, bic poIf i9 pisber Oruff' bdnesF"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Sin Menf9sntsnner. Sber
(als Elm STUDENT Muitern beitelD:
rMurern beftent ber2 Damn peiB er eun5
beftimmt, buB mir Ieine baben!"
RIaffif9e Musreoe. Hi9ter:
rSie gaben por, DerreiIen gu molten; ans
ftatt beFen aber baden Sic Shrer
Auurtisrfrau einen S9inten 9eitOblen9"
Mngeflagte- SD erinnerte mid eber
nod re4tssitis an oas i4Ons @ort:
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
smti6cr- SmntOr.

.Monn, bulten sic bod bic 3iigeI
Itraff! Sbr pfero eebt ia Ourf!"
rSa, ia, meme 2ieie 1T unter bic Sui
frasetten ge%gongen!"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Mugentrant. 9srr: mNun, GribS
den, parum sebt Oenn Sein Batter ni4t
ous9"
SriB9en: .Gr 1T ausentrant!"
9err: rGn! Was bat er oenn bd2"
5riB9en: nDas peiB i'd ni4t senau!
Mamd faete nur. er miiBte auf ben =
Blinobdrm Dperirt herbert"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

M ObsrneS bedterdn3sige
Sur Teier bss bier itutibobeuben 9drts
ners9ases Finbet bsute cine JeftporftelS
lung BON aMilbelm Sen itatt. Der
Apfel lit aus Der @drtnersi beg 9errn
&rauie. 9OdudtunssbOn bic DIRECTION.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Die @ef9pGBige. 9ousfruu:
n9a bort ii4 bod ales uuf! plaubere i'd
bier ouf benz buntlen &orribor fOrtipdb=
renD nit meiner Nudbarin unD jeBt, no
i'd 2i4t anitede, iebe i'd. buB fe gar niGt
mebr ba it'll"
(aus: WIeeeenborfer gIdtter.)
@rfsnntfi9. Spuriff lam eriten
Sage in Miin9sn): nGbe mir 3 Miin4ner
Bier probieren, 9srr &olege, pOIIen mir
~unisrsn Trauen cine Anfi4tstarte f9iz
den!"
(aus: meaaenborfer eIatter.9
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SUFFRAGE IgApER ALLOWED TO
ENrER UNITED srArEs


Nrs rmme'lne pankaufrt the hrif.
lsh militant saHrase header Is uoe
tree 10 epter tbe tnlted States
The ElHs islsua boards order thni
she be- donorled Immediately was r.
versed toda, after a conference 90
the case hslaeen the president and
secrotar, Wilaon The hear.us AS
held this moruina Before Commission
~ OF immigration CamiuetiL aud ne
decision came after che president had
let Cammefu knew thN D. favored
her comine la She wili be- admitted
On her eva recoanieauce. Nith the un'
doralaudins however thar she wtlI
leave tho countrs Az aoon a. her iee
ture toar h ended
Secretary Wilson declared ihai
both b. and the president feli some
doubt a. % whether the militants
acts constituted moral turpitaae TIE
president feh that the laN bad a dex
lble construction. and tnoaNht that
the case vas larxsls 4 matter Of pol
les
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24

Mobile. Ala. oct 90 The victims
in yesterdays troop train wreck a.
Buckatunna. Miss. on The Mobile and
ohlo railroad xere brought here ear
h thls morning on relief trains The
list 81 kno~n dead a. etNht o'eloek
this mornlns was .eyente~n. most
81 whom were members Of tae INA
company The physicians whe ar
rived ca the relief trains Wnh tae
dead and Injured. said that they be-
lieved that "a leasi hseen o. ths enc
one hundred aaa three perHous
injured would dls The Investigation
81 the cause 81 enc ereck was oontin
aed TO-DAY The troops acre 80 roafe
from Forts Mor9an and harraneaa -
the state fair 81 Meridian. Miss
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24
iMsoFF SYSTEM IS SUCCESSFUL

"Atlanta's system Of sewerage pu-
rincation Is the finest in the world.
declared Dr Carl Imhoff of Essen,
Germany. inventor OF the Imhoff
tanks which are being installed in the
clty's s2so0o0 plants. 10 a reporter
for the Atlanta Georgian. while in
that clty recently.
In England plants similar to the
ones being erected in Atlanta cost
nearly 81 .500.0o0. and they take care
OF the soil OF only 100000 inhabitants.
n have inspected all the plants
erected In Europe and America. and
md that the Atlanta plants are far
ahead OF any OF them. I can truthful
" state that the results obtained
from the Proctor creek plant are bet
ter than any other plant in the
world.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24
cHuRcH ENTERTAINMENTS ON
MONDAY AFTERNOON

Mrs. W. A. Coin entertained the
members OF the Baptist sewing circle
from three 70 Eve O'Clock. There vas
a large attendance. and the afternoon
was particularly pleasant, several Of
the members Of the circle. who have
been away. being present Refresh.
ments were served
Mrs. Frank Harris entertained the
Methodist sewlns circle. eighteen
members being present After the
work hours Mrs Harris and Mrs
Powers served coffee aud sandwich
es
AZ The home 81 Mrs. q : Scott On
Fort KlnK avenue. the hrst 81 ths
monthly silver teas Cor the winter sea
500. given ~ ghe ladieee Of the Pres
hyterian church. wAs held Mr.
Scott proylng a. always. a eharmlne
hostess Asslsting her we're quite a
Number ct TIE members ~ ths
church. her daughter Mrs John Tay
Toe and AIRS Charles Rheinauer
ln the dlnlna room Mrs Thomas
sexton and Wrs rrauk Hnher Nal a.
che table ana served fhe enjoyable
Entertainments The founH ladies
sorene Ia the claims raem aerr Mlss
- Mars and Anna Ncnoneli Alies
Campbell and Hessle Nsekay
iNrlna fhe afternoon Mlss Maud
Mcintosh played several numbers
and Master pai GIlen denehied al
with several piauo solos aud late ln
the afternoon Wrs TAYLOR also piay
cd
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-24

Tire Lummus riparian rights prop
erty on Bay Biscayne has been
bought by the city. and Miami and
Dade county will have a deep water
harbor for ocean-going boats.
The purchase was ordered by the
city council by unanimous vote. and
the order was signed Immediately by
the president OF the council. attested
70 by the clerk and approved by the
acting mayor.
Under the terms of the purchase
the city will come into possession OF
the property on November 1. upon
the payment of $500 in cash. and the
furnishing of approved bonds in the
sum OF $4,000. the total purchase
price Tor the 3a5 feet-e5 feet more
than is necessary to make available
government appropriations for har
Dor improvements-being $50. 800
Miami Metropolis.
Mr. J. ~ I.ummus. from whom this
property was purchased by the city
OF Miami for its municipal docks. for.
merly resided In this city and was
connected AZ that time with the old
= : q. - G. Railroad Company. He
Is 4 brother OF Mr. : NJ. Lummus OF
the Ocala Banner Office.