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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-06

When you want reliable medicine
for cough or cold take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by all dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-06
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon

week days at 5:35, G:5G 1856. s:5i. 1925.
i1;25 a NJ, 1926, l:25, 2:25, $50. 4:40
$50. $50, 35, $50, $50 100. ll:5o' !; NJ
Sundays--I.00 $3.50. $50, 1880, Icy,
n. m, 1880, 1870, 2:30, $3.50, 1870. $3.50
$50. 1880, 8:46 and 1915 p. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-06


Are we allow girl work eight ten hours daily sis
week. for S. for doing the work in many places that MAJ
receives larger salary for doing?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-06
By f. Strong, Oak Park. Iii.

Parents should their children to the street.
but that when they they should keep going and
never turn back turning confusing driver and IL
mos cases Ike cause Of many aci:onts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-06
Do EagEElaan
Beings
Have
Sense of
Reason?
BY CHARLES A. PETERSON
Minneapolis, MisE.

and for other necessities?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-01-06

&C.: H.: !: :: s: :: :: .:
~ nor at-the wearing of tight corsets and ghheed Shoes
The evening world., 1913-01-08
O|HIsIRIkERs
! noQF POLICEMEN
N W|lDATTACK
One Garment Worker Beats
Foreman Down With I'm.
brella IS Her Weapon.
MAN CLUBS BLUECOAT.
Rioters Try to lniimidat. 500
Tailors in University
Place Shop.
MAN CLUBS BLUECOAT.

TNs nest serious rietinG that has
uoaseed the progress Of the tsiiors and
easnsnt snahsvs' strtks occuyrs1 serly
to-day In front Of the big mandatory
81 tho y. & W. Naumtsrs Company. At
No. ~ University Place Though II
was nsht Of womsn asainst = hand.
full Of police, one policeman and one
sAsss STRIKER, we're % battered ~ -
rssA the attsudsncs Of On amsslsaes
surgeon.
Right hundveA Of the workers In the
Nauaserg factory have remained lsys,
to thsir employers and this 10 . par.
,tlculariy bitter thorn N the sssiksrs
'f,svh. smsli A,ssresrs have occurred
hsfsss the door In the bls loit building
svory mcsn.ns. but this morning wkea
the nos-vaion werksss bsGun Ia pass
IN . work the crowd Of p,cksts was
.a10Wsnted until ~ persons, 70 per
csat Of them foreign women. b,osksd
she srsea In froas Of the smpioysss
entrance.
WOMAN SEARS DOWN MAN
The evening world., 1913-01-08
ClERCYAAN'Sk KICK
BRINGS A SC()tD|NG
FROM MAYOR GAYN0R
Warm Lecture for Minister
Who Was Ordered to Have
Plumbing Repaired.

oos mere rasruyWAa ct . scelllas
te-aAy eSm Mayer 0ay.es. He 10 ne
NV. yrsaassk >. 1sssA % Ne. ~
yffsh sessst. Drssaiya. VINO III 4 letter
ess0iains6 ab0ut the activity of Con.
missioner Thompson aaA the water De-
parsmsst In csspsilisg him 70 rseair .
water isah and instsN proper piunSing
~as positively saseya~si The Mayor
wrets sadk ~ feiiews;
Reverend Cir: Tour letter cemplsiu-
Ing I 4 the water DaeaPtmsat 10 A.
noyins you BY examining the piu1b-
Ing Of yosr heuss and requiring . leak
70 - rapairsa was duly received. Yeu
cay that this course on the part Of the
water co0miesisasr u Il quote ysu)
go positively anneyins that no decent.
intelligent. citissa desirss 10 own .
piece Of tenement property
"You also say - follows: 4 ask you
In all fairnsss and Justice. are you 90
Ing 70 allow thSs sort Of mismanass-
ment 70 eontinusf Cant You nnA an
Intelligent man with common sense 70
put At the head o. the water Depart
msntr
"Y'our letter 10 unchasseabis from De-
einntnG 70 end. And. without AvrtinG
your fss,laes. may add Il y WHAT 10
Usually called snssa. ssosavsd sasA
letters COW and shsa. bat this y the
npst sas >Aat Ne come from . o1ersy-
man.
III ysu hp0w ~. Thompson. the
bsad u the was~ Dseartms2t! Do you
Het know shst ~ y conceded 70 ~
nrst eis0 nsaa. sal SrobsA,y the bsst
WaAss Oommlss1sasr the city ever hsds
Why 20 yeu try 70 strike hin bsainA
he Saea ~ wratang sush . asttsr 10
mss Why ~ yeu nee - to him asd
bs Salr And square WIN himf
''Dut overlooked The. unchantAhis
tone Il your letter ana had . careful
examination made Into your case.
An abls 10 sspest 70 you that . leak
Ing faucet was found In your house.
thea yeu rsoaip0 II and that your
piumAinG 10 new In sood condition.
'0Asy I alss inform you that Mr..
The evening world., 1913-01-08
HERE IS 1 RElL.
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
"Pape's Dispepsin" Settles
Upset Stomachs and Ends
Indigestion in 3 Minutes.

Do sens foeds you 81 Ill back--tasts
good. bst work badly; fWnsat iato stab
born lunps cad cause . dck. Vous. bassy
stoaaeAf New. Mr.. or Mr.. Dyspeptic.
jot THE dswn: Pages Dlspepsia disests
svesytAips. lsaviao assAiae 10 ssur cad
upset you. Thess neves Was spythlA0
% salay Suick. - csstalnly effective.
No dilfsreace Nov badly ysui steaash h
disssdsssa, yeu will get happy MID ID
five minutes; bot what pleases yea msst
10 that Il strssstAeas end regulates year
stomach - yeu car eat your ieveslte
foods without leas.
Msst ssmsdlss I've You relief ssos-
tinss--they sss Slew. but not. suss.
Dlapspain 10 9uiehk positive aad Duts
year sleDsek n . healthy conditiea -
The nisssy voat come back.
You tel dil1sPspt % soon % DisDepsis
conss In eeataet With The stsmach-
distrsss jvDt vslisAss-yeu. etsasch
gets svesA 10 easss. no bslchinG, no
eruetatiess a andieested food; ysus
heed elesss esd yes feel fine.
Go a0v, nsks The best investment
you ever aads hy Getting large fifty
csat case d HsD3s Diapepsin from sny
drug stors. Yea realise in five minvtes
how assdlsss u u b suffer from indiees.
ton. dyspspds = sny stomach disorder.
The evening world., 1913-01-08

fAsmessa ssstituts6 an examination o.
the piumbiHg throughout the city 10
prevent wAete Of water by leaks? The
result has been . vast saving 10 re
city. ~ this systsen Of inspection Mr..
Thompson has saved In Brooklyn alone
is,eoooco gallon daily since last August.
which, Al meier rates. 10 q saving Of
Se88s Ana allew ne to add that this
vas done At . cest 70 the city Of lees
than e6.ow. In the borough Of Man
haitian ever 0o4e0 sallsns . DAY 10
neing saved IN the same way at q
line cost.
Nov % ~ sst think you eve Mr..
ThoM0eeh an aDefegyf Do ySv not
think yeu oa6ht to 70 70 aim 90 one
man eoes - another ana cay . word Of
rSWmenAation - MIN instead q Abusing
A,m' Very truly yeurs,
~. J. oAYNoR."
The evening world., 1913-01-08

TIE Law was ias n NE Captains pre-
cinct and two Of Homer DAN Cost
ean's men were ssnt 70 Drooi1yn y Ia
vestisate
several arrssss were made Asd cant.
Deputy commlssioner Walsh. The find-
tvs were returned 10 Commissioner
waldo to-day. 8
The evening world., 1913-01-08
GIRL ADMITS SHE'S FiResvs.

ssstesn-veas~0s1 erase THISTLE
psssAs 0sSisy - Apsss cAasss.
0saes rsimsis. sixteen years old. blue
EYED ana With brai1s Of blonde hair
hansins Sswa her oaek. ives &siA to-day
fer the Grand Jury In the New Jsrssy
Aveass Court. Brosslyn. chasged with
arson In the third degree. The psrtty
e'rl was empieys6 . . servant ~ Mrs.
zen st NO. ~ kingstsn avenus,
: oeW carriage In ne hallway ~ the
THIS made the ssvsasA Gre wh,eh hsA
ossurrse II tie house and Deputy Fire
MARSHAL Drophy arrested the girl she
pleadeo guilty to-day to the last are.
sSt denied rsspeasibility for the other
NJ.
The evening world., 1913-01-08

s~sss - - m xassis1 As S>sanss,
Prspss lssw ~ nissssssok. rsss 81
WhoehSa ~ ssetsr sass On sAs AsoA
- unn lresDs4 ussoaDsae0a.
NAN AND WOMAN MILO Poa
P9loNtouo AooAUlT.
TAsa CA ossbsN Aal ten reserves
4o0 ~ 00o9 street soatjen husv1od
- - - oesns Of the fightinB y .
A0uo vA9en aaa aetsp nfteon mlnotAs
- DuDAing AMI Aaui1n9 MANAGED q
eooae the street TIE W~naa 80 Al.
unseee DuADtng Of Ne. a East Oue
Aun1s11 anA BlgAty-sinA street. ~
nHan With ths cha1r lee. wsrs tAhsa %
os station. where . sureeon from Hu1-
ean Street Hospital patched uD -.
ooeDan Proper ed the rietss. bumo-
NJ was hsad ~ Magistrate Mo0ua1e
- Jeeferssa Asssst Oeust y4ehese ~
fo)ouessao Asoauh ehargea
A. Nae1isf reos n front e - Uv~m.
isss or Brovsans. King . Co, on
csopsr SquarA the scsne Of aimese laily
NeseessA haA gwen heavy vert - the
eoooFveA bat no arrests we're made.
Nine thousand women nsmbsn OF
the WnUss And kimone Uulea, anil.
atsd with the International Ladies' Ger.
ment Worksrs' Union, went % strike
h oOown0vtale to-day ana Dsste1 piotets
along the line Of shops 70 inAuoo other
Girta 10 cult. They were successful IN
hunere1a Of instaucss.
The White Goods Union. With lS.eo
msrspsrs. may 70 on strike to-day.
vsuns 10 sslng On nov.
olNlo COMPLAIN or POLICE
BRUTALITY.
Inspector Daily Of che Second lnspsc-
ton Dtstsiet he'd before him to-day
Caet. ocobsii and SEVERAL policemen Of
the Mercer street station, against whom
charges were preferred by strikers.
FoH GIRL packsts also went bs1oee
Commissioners waldo to-day and showed
him Injuries they ssed they received
from the hands and clubs Of policemen.
A parads oe 0.eoo stsiksrs has been
planhsd for Monday, TO stArt 81 TO-
O'clock ~ Rutgers square and enc in
Cnlon square, where labor leaders Win
address the mapchsrs.
Many independent manufacturers who
have no particular grievance against
the union met to.dsy and talked over
the ACCESSIBILITY II taking hack rheip
employees afser reaching On agreement,
They are ~AMing 10 make eonossaiens
and beaiovs they can get me Jump on
the bi9gsP manufacturers by starting
their business up now when the othsrs
ere closed.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
CHINA IMPORTERS ACCUSED.


United States Aarvhai Hsnksl, to-day
arrsstsA Iuoisn 3. sad Isoa nloch, lw-
portees OF china u No. u Wee Hrusd-
Wy, on . charge Of smassiins chiNa-
ware from Frsnce. The technical
,spasooy to dslsNud the customs has beNn
In operation since lSf0 AAAluonsi
changes lavo,viNs oA,ee WORM u duti.
ahis eoods are sspsctea 70 10 made.
Assistant U1ttsd Osatea attorney.
0eneral Wtlham Whimple arrived from
Wsshe0gton to-day 10 take charge ~
the prosecution Of the two importers.
AlfyUa Goldsmith. now N France and
naNry Bloch, wAo are cleo aooused,
have cot been arreste1.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
N OeArS DOWN MAJ
WITH uNo0GllA.

y Iveeerlch soass - Ne III 1ast OAe
. Hsnd'ed aud Twssty-tAlst street. .
fcrsoaa " tie ssetory, appeared bsesrs
1.-THE SeSrs lss1ins 70 The elevator shaft
lss shs In some seeds U1lsA sa Ne
Issroet. His osmiNo seemed to cryslsIliss
ltas rAss ~ ire csewd iAte action.
4 vomA~ asms1 eusa nnaA Ansrsoaa
OF Ne, - Hiash svsass. dashed for
wssl ~ began - seIabor Jonss With
hsesy vmbrelk. The man. confused
40 with hls arms full Of bundisa sank
- ~ hnesa usasr the mauiiNg he was
ssssius fssn tAs shvisalas wsaA6 aWA
~ crowd closed shout him jssr,ng.
NGlrsnsn Lane ana Proper and two
1akrrson detectives tried 70 rsss6s the
us:,Tsuna.s foreman. ut wsss lrivsn
back ~. if II
Finally shay srsss ,hssssh. s.lssa III.
.yemxn ana tried to rush hse tat, .
sssu' by ausOu,oblls 20 ct her cut VI the
sgewA. A husky Glaa VIII swuns 4
ehasr ms. thlek ~ 3 vasSh epess. ~
snAshiha the wtNdshiaAA ~ tis~ aasss
wAen rollesmaa ppsper elossd VITA him.
~ drought the els,A lswn saee % Ne
ppaicsman's shesl1sr and WitA q ssresd
The evening world., 1913-01-08

Police Capt. John W. o'Connor Of The
Aaems street station. Brooklyn, was
nssd twenty days pay to-day for fall
uve to enforce the excise laws Com.
paints had been rscelve1 ~ Commits
s'onss waldo that the Enforcement 81
The evening world., 1913-01-08
',..'.', Saks 4 Guntrail!jl . - ~ !"
For TOMORROW, this great January sals Of
Foreign & Domestic Undermuslins
and Crepe de Chine Garments Ne

has been considerably augmented, in point Of both ~
variety and number, by the addition Of hundreds OF
garments and Of new models yet the low
level of prices has been maintained throughout (
lin brief this annual offering selection limited
only undermuns exhibiting
those maby effective ebrodees for which the Paris
domestic the daintst
t.ne and splendid the de chine
uptodate lines beautiful workmanship and finish and marked at prices
which the wisdom buying Ssks rather than otherwise
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24
HIGH WAR
I.I iIRW(pVEEEIlIEEIuII
ROAD IN RURAL COMMUNITIES
Ever Recurring Problem of upkeep
Can, in Large Measure, Be Solved
by Use of Road Drag.

by r. II. FLINT, University Farm. St
Faul. Mimi
Because OF fits cheapness the earth
road is. and Tor many years TO come
will continue to be, the most common
form of road in use in rural communi-
ties. The ever recurring problem of
upkeep on such roads can, In a large
measure, be solved by the use of the
so-called split-log drag, which can be
constructed as shown in the accom-
panying picture by any one who has
suitable material at hand A log is
not necessary. or perhaps not desir-
able, for its construction. Choose four
pieces OF plank of some strong wood.
such as elm or red fir, two inches
thick and eight feet long. Two of
them should be ten or twelve inches
in width. but the other two may be
narrower as shown in the picture.
since they are simply bolted to the
backs of the wider planks for rein
forcement If planks three and a half
or four inches thick can conveniently
be obtained. a single thickness OF
them should be used instead of build
ing up as shown in the cut. In any
case. the drag can be put together
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24
Read Drag.

with round poles wedged into auger
holes as shown. or the crosspieces
may be set in with mortise and tenor
| joints and kept tight by long bolts
reaching through the front and back
planks
A piece Of iron about three and
one-half feet long. three or four inches
wide and one-fourth Of an inch thick
| should be used for a blade By
means of bolts with fat, coun.ersunk
heads, this blade should be attached
to the front plank in such a manner
that its edge will project half-Inch
below the plank at the ditch end.
while the end of the iron toward the
middle of the road should be flush
with the edge of the plank. If the
face of the plank stands plumb it viii
be well to wedge out the bottom of the
iron with a wedge-shaped piece Of
wood to give the iron a set similar to
that Of a plane bit.
A platform Of inch boards cleated
together, with cracks an inch wide
between the boards to prevent dirt
from collecting on top, is placed on
the cross pieces Of the drag to furnish
a platform for the driver This plat
form should rest upon the cross
pieces between the planks without be-
ing fastened to the drag. 1t is not
shown in the illustration.
Ans chain having the strength of
trace chain may be used to draw the
drag and should be attached as shown
in the picture, but the proper posi-
ton for attaching the doublesrees
must be determined by experiment
and viii vary with the kind of work
done. The chain should be about nine
feet long for a drag Of the size shown
in the cut and should have the eve
for the cleyis put in about three feet
from the end The chain attaches by
means Of an eyebolt. as shown in the
picture. to the ditch or blade end OF
the drag The other end of the chain /
should finish with a grabhook for use /
in adjusting the length OF the hitch I.
after the chain is passed around the
cross-piece at the road end Of the /
drag.
Commonly the drag should follow .
the team at an angle Of about forty /
five degrees with their line of travel
to cause the dirt to move steadily and
freely along the faces OF the planks
from the ditch toward the center Of
the road. In every case the angle al
which the drag win travel can be gov
erned by the position Of the hitch
which is changed within reasonable
limits by lengthening or shortening
the chain, and by the position Of The
driver on the drag. a very little ex
perience will enable anyone to adjust
these things satisfactorily.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24

internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundrde Dollars for any case that
fails to cure. Send for list of tes-
timonials.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24
$IOO REWARD $3.50

The readers OF this paper will
De pleased TO learn there is at last
one dreaded disease that science ha.
been able to cure in all its stages
and that is catargh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treat
meht. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24
To Clean Plumaqe.

The plumage Of white fowl can
be cleaned OF stain by washing with
a clean white or transparent soap that
is free from much alkaii. Make q
strong lather and use your hand feath
ers downward, from the head to the
tail
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24
Abuse of Roads.

Using the roadside for public
dump" and filing the side bitches With
waste material doesn't help appear
ances any. nor does it help to solve
the drainage problem in the mainte
nance Of roads.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24

n you are riding in swiftly moving
vehicle, ike an automobile, yea can
easily ten whether the road has been
DRAGGED or not Dragging takes out
al the wrinkles
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-24

Address: F. J. CHENEY & co, 7
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
E..s.+s..s. =. + r. s.s = ;.
Poor Hog Methods.
The man who tries to raise hogs with
out pasture and forage crops for them
is Ike Il puppy chasing his own tall
he gets lots Of exercise, but mighty
little Of anything disc
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-04-18
ASSASSINATION OF
THE KING OF SPAIN

For the third time in his reign King
Alfonso narrowly escaped being the
victim of an anarchist. Four shots
were fred at the king Sunday after
noon in the streets Of the capital by
a native OF Barcelona. Rafael San
chez Allegro, who was Immediately
oyerpowered
King Alfonso owes his escape to his
own courage, quickness and skilled
Craftsmanship. Accompanied by his
staff, he was riding along the Gale
de Alcala, returning from the cere-
mony Of swearing in recruits, when d
man sprang from the sidewalk and
seized the bride Of the kings horse
with one hand. presenting a revolver
pointblank with the other.
The king, realizing the situation.
with lightning rapidity dug his spurs
into his horse, which reared violent
ly His quickness saved his life The
bullet, instead OF burying itself in the
kings breast. struck the beast on the
neck, but SO close was it that the
kings left-hand glove was blackened
by the powder discharge
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-04-18
FOR HERO WoRsHIPPERs

There have always haan and always
" ~ Oe a. . - " ~ = = -'''' -
It was so IN the beginning ana VIII
be so to the end. 1t is 50 in mon
arches and in republics. 1t was 50
IN tho DAVIS Of the proIo,nies if was
>-,....,.,. IL
- " ''~' -,''''
Ias1 least II was 80 "ieh 'oSep" vas
sold by his bretheren and afterwards
became d ruler in EGYPT. il was so in
The davs ~ Cvrus pbirlf2 and Alex
ander. II was d in the DAYS Of IA.
Caesars. II was so in Cra,nvaII.s and
n Na9oI4ons dav. II is 50 today.
Whether > democrat republican or
progressive OCCUPIES the White
House for rha fine being h. viii 1.
made hero and win have his svco.
nban+s and ,vorehinnars Whether he
nuts His foot down on baseball or nm
hires the game he will he fdolizad inst
The same The king can do no
wrong" Is the ofr-reDaatad -afrain.
For the deIectatfon OF tn nero wor.
shippers the WASHINGTON correspond
ent Of the Chicago Rec9~G.Hara,d mas
enumerated n lli~., number of see
dent-breakers of the presene occu-
pant of the White House. iusr as was
the case with many of his predeces-
sors. They are epitomized in this
way.
Downfall Of inauguraI hall
President Wilson shaves himself
No office-seekers permitted until
sent for
The president goes TO church n
Worship and NOT m he seen
Politicians NAV make suggestions.
hu+ not dicta+ione
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-04-18
TRADE CONDITIONS CONTINUE
GOOD


Duns Review for APRIL y contains
rho following gratifying resume OF
ooaa;+ior..
-.
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Oei'i7' many an o'O7 '---U
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9 81 = ON ~ 80 -.
NOUS '''''- ~
- - i.0' -. -
80 II - ~ ~ Ill;
p 80 80 49,
'.'''oii - 7O'''s = 60 y -
'iie7S 80 0'.''' = ! ~
~ nv s.15....a- a1
0''n - 49,
Co'-'-''''''9 q pl'7"' 90 ''--'' 80 -,
y" ems 80 : 7'-i7 0e' -
,..a.
-, ','9 - 80 +,o~1.
'''0-' . "a ''N''
0'''''' MS ''i-9
CIV '''''e' 49, Co - ...,....
O''''-i59S - - 60. 60 - - -,
~ U0'''' 60 80 = - -
:, 7'Se Ia. 9''0 80 -, 80 80 = -
= - +. " : - - i- ..,,, ,a1.a
,''7' 80 GU - - 49,. 49,, ',+1-.,,-. 49,
oee'' "a . - 80 - 49, - 49,, PM ,51a
- q - I''u75u - 'ie 'oo'9 oaa 'lT i''1
two weeks PIG iron output in March
showed = falling off from February
while tha steel corporation's untitled
orders at the end Of March were 1877
75S tons less than at the close Of Feb
ruarv The coDDer situation has i'm
nrovad materially and = further adj
vance in nrjces IS expected. Better
weather favore huiIdino onarations
Tho dry Goods marlzats ora avnarianc-
inc a steady though olliet trade. The
shoe industry reflects progressive i'm.
nrovament with an excellent outlook
for the coming season Lumber shows
staadv imnrovaman+ Foraion com.
ma,ca maintains its imnosino diman.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-04-18
WEARS CARNEGIE HERO /

The magazine Is out giF-
names of the Carnegie hen
wearers Two hail from Flora
lis the son Of Mr. and Mn
Swain Of anthony this count
magazine SAYS
Charles Y Swein. aged
three. student. laved John
aged forty-two. physician and
proprietor, from drowning. Sd
Fla. December %. 1909. Swan
four hundred feet to HaltOR. Vi
been caught by a swift current :
Sarasota Pass. in water ffiesl
deep. Drawing Halton's arm /
his shoulders. Swain swan acre
current and against a strong
until he got into a current 81
ing the shore. Still supporting
ton. who was almost UNIONS
Swain swan and Grifted with I
nine hundred feet Bronze ned
$1,000 for a worthy purpose, Is
ed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-04-18
Fort Pierce, Fla, April 3, 1913.

tOrt Pierce, Fla, April ), 1918.
To the Editor New York World:
As a pineapple grower, l have been
intensely interested in the great ser
vice you are rendering producers
throughout the country in bringing
crooked commission merchants to
book.
The pineapple growers on the In
dian river have been forced out OF
New York City as a market by the
crooked work Of the commission men.
Fruit almost invariably arrived
there in d badly damaged or decayed
condition. Returns on such ship
monts were seldom more than one
half the quoted price, and often much
less. \ peculiarly dirty trick was for
a consignee to pass car to another
firm to sell. both firms deducting their
commission OF 10 per cent. in each
case, and occasionally as high as
three commissions have been taken
from one car. The carriage is invaria-
bly, charged Is cents per crate) al
though the great majority OF the fruit
is sold at the steamer dock or railroad
station.
It had been practically impossible
for the producer to make these doings
known to the public until the World
took up the fight for us for with the
exception Of one agricultural journal
have never seen the matter in print
before. l wish to thank you on behalf
OF the pineapple growers OF this Vi
entity and hope to see YOU rewarded
as YOU deserve.
w J. KIMBALL
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-04-18

President Wilson looms bigger and
smarter every day. He was big enough
TO ignore precedent and preserve the
full vitality of his message by read
ing it in person TO congress. Lake
land Telegram. Yes, and the mes
sage was short and sweet and pointed.
but just suppose it had been heavy
and ponderous. like some messages
are. and its very length had made it
tlresome, then what?