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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

Sie Heiupprt Office fir bas .Gin.
cinuatier gclfsbiatt" beiinSet iidl in
Wu. 339 gorf StrcFe, seseniiber nem
Genrthanie, iuuielbit 0enisfeitsn, Hn.
;eisen n. |. 10. bic 10 llbr As Winn.
ten abenSs entsesensrnommen iper'
ben. Selepbon Sonth 2401.
9ie Ofitslieoer Der Retail
Glerf's Inociation $40. 364 baIten
om Gienitag slbeno in Der q. q. 6.
Sale cine 8erionlmlung ab, in Der
has poreeihlaeene llebereinfommen
lsipiihen oen strbeitgebern uno ben
Glerfs, Die ShIiebung Der @eidGfte
All aefpiiien Stunsen, etc, betreffenb,
perleien l,no nraumentirt neroel,
tpiro.
- Die 9omenfloiie beg 9eerpport
8pmuaiium peranitultet am 0anfia.
iaungstag Elm Son8fran5hen. 3ie
alrrongeure iinb Die Snnren 8uitap
gafmann, Wara. Cornelius, 6.
INoltenheimer, Oscar Rummel uno
tSrau Otto @oIff.
- Ser groabpop Club bat iif)
geitern re-orqnniiirt uno folsenoe
gealnte ertpdblt Grdi: Gblporo
8rimme; Sefr.: iSreb. Reinseii: /:
Sfasmeiiter: sSreb Shmiot; Ger.
!gennt at 9rms: :. aaufmann; 8e.
Ihafts-I Iaent: @m. Saud. Der Stub
triift 9lnitalten fir cine Ieier ON G..
December anldBlih bes 10. annioer.
iariums.
- cSrau @iIliam arebs, go. ITO
sIabeaa StroBe mobnbait, erlitt
ifner5hnite 9rnnoplnoen on ben
5dnoeu, ols lie cine brennenbe
2ampe, Die ibr fleine5 Sinh unitieB.
aus Dem 5eniter mari.
- Ter aentlldn 2eibs uno gan.
gerein herflnate girail unb Sdrriet
Goe auf 3ablung BON S1723.7O,
fdaia nuf elmer Sppotbef.
- Ger 3uItano bes MaDors Or.
4lguit Selmbnlo. Der Dor einiger
3eit BON einem sseoerftuGl riiflpGrts
fiel unb iih 'eine 9erlesung bes gei.
mes 3usog nnb inIoiaeociien cine aber
iprang. bat fif perihlimmert. las
8ein int 0erart anaeidlpoaen, bog
Der giirgerlneiIter oas gett bitten
muB. gs lit failm pabriheinlif, baB
Der sSall gegen i'm i'm areisaerid)t
am fommenben Nitttpoh perbanbelt
noeroen fam.
- @eorg geiber, on oer 4. @pe..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
EaAtDu ,tno SeuetMe.

- Grau Soiepb Grpt. bon Der 2.
apenue, Canton, erlitt idmer5bofte
gerlesungan, ols cine aommooe ouf
ibren red)ten SUB fiel unb oenIel5en
serquetItte. Or. Splselbereer lel'tete
ibr Die notbige SiIie.
- ct. greamer BON Der 3. uno
glup Strobe. Daptor, bratt: is'ne
Sonb elmer arsisioee su nabe uno .rs
lit ihmsrsbofte 8.rlesunssn. Gr.
Spis.lberger p.rbano bi. Wunn.
- Mapor 80. 6. Quinbp BON Dab
ton fanb g.itern unter alten 9otumens
ten Elm Bud, bas oi. Srbinans, bic Der
Stdotrotb BON 9onton i'm Sahr. 1870
paiIirte. enthieIt. Der Serr giirgers
meiiter NOR bnmols Elm Shriftiessr
uno bat iih bi. aopie uufbepahrt. Gs
foll bi.s bas ein3ise gremplar ieln.
- Stabttl.rt Wartin bon Dopton
.rbi.lt poreeit.rn bi, Certificate fir Die
erudhIten aanbibaten fir itdotiits
Qemtsr BON ben Dub saommiHdren.
- Or. 6. SO. Straus BON Copper
bin, 9enn., tpirb am Dantiogunsstae.
nit ssrl. Oorotb.a q. gsplano. 2oh-
ter b.s p.ritorbensu Rihters Z. =.
geplanb ppn geliepus, in Der bortistn
Srinitp Qutb. Stride burh Rep. 3. u.
aupp setroltt tperosn.
- Der neue Wapor SphR 6. gains
ters BON Bsllepu. unb isin. Sasossieus
ichaft iinb a.itern BON ibrer Sasotour
in Der Rdbs BON 5iesinsport ap.,
nit 8euts reid bslaoen amriidaeiebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

ltritr asent in Samiltsn III
&err Goxaro grud, 449 SaS Tiinite
EtraHe. @ea Sci. 476 g., Some
Ebsne 1854 u.
- Gin Staliener ipiirDe s.itern bon
benz 6unuuitotsbeomteu einsm 0ers
b0r untersogen, ipsil .r am Is. 4usult
1913 Elm 13 snhr. altss Mdoten beiz
ratbets unb Der Butter i.in.r graut
fir bi. 6ano bes MGo6sng anseblih
5000 gab. Der Wlann III 48 Sabre
oft unb Die junse 5ruu min jesi ni6ts
mebr nit ibm 81 tbnn haben. Sic err
sdblts ben SanoeI sipiihen ibrem
Mann unb ihrer Mutter. Der Jna
fpurbs lebten Sommer an bic Oefients
lihteit ssbraht. obus bob in Nr Sade
etpas eeihab.
- Gin Sdleiboieb brnng borgeitern
Mbenb in Elm Wobnsimmer i'm 6ouie
$40. 323 Wnpls Mp.nu. Elm unb nabm
ais g.ute Elm soloenss armbano unb
mebrere anbere aleinisteiten Don
Mkrtb nit fort.
m. O. Orob. elm Snfaiis BEG
gountps s9rmenbnuies. ipelher friiber
in Crforb pobnts. itiirste porsefiern
absnb por benz 5auie SO. 1887 5igh
Strabe, bun ardmpieu befalIen. auf
bem Seitenipeg au Boben. Gr fanb
4ufnabme i'm M.rep 5oipitaI.
Die 79idbrise Satin bes farbis
gen bemofratifhen poiititers ,sofepb
4lerdnoer iiarb seitern Morssn IN ibs
rer Mobnuns, go. 58 Walnut Ctr.
an Ghipdde.
0ietoria Ghinblsr, bic Wittms
bon aeopolb 5hinbler, itarb ssftern
Moreen in Der MObnuns ibrer 1ohter,
Drau Sohn armbruf. Qo. 223 Mafbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

talbipiitfise Hnoben. Die auf ben
Straben sSnBbol fpielen. Mdhrene
eineS Gpiels an Der 7. unb Rodipell
StrdBe floa Der Ban in Elm Shuus
|fsniter pom Tbepbpr 0psts 2aben unr
aertriimmerte eie 5heibe. Die poli.
sei puroe initru.ri, benz Spiel auf ber
StraBe Ginbalt su aebieten.
- Charles Gugen Clart qualifis
sirte i'm Gountngeriht als gormunD
iiber sSoiepb Q. 5tepens.
- Mihael Gmitb pon go. 1S2
N,onroe GtraBe berihtetc Der polisei.
bab Iein Saus bon ginbrehern beims
eeiuht fpuroe, RE cine 4asabl Silberz
ip1aren uno $3.50 in gaar itablen.
- 5ilba, bic 9 Sabre alte 9p6ter
ron s. 6. 5bprnton, zines 5armers.
rabe Mhite's Soper ipphnbaft puroe
geltern na6 benz ct. GliIabetb SoIpia
tai gebradt. Sbr elf Sabre alter gruz
Der WilIiam pollte nah einem Goqel
nit einem 22falibrieen 9epebr Ihiez
Ben. als Die Waffe iih pprSeitis entluo
uno Die Gusel benz Mdoden in Die
gruit prans. Shr 3uitanb TT Elm fri
tiiher.
- Sn isinsr Mobnuns SO. 202
Weit s. Strabe perihieo geitern Gle
mems Saalfelb, gruber oes Germ
Ben. Slalfelo, I'M Niter bon IA Sab
rem. Der 8eritprbens mar Elm Cigar
renmader unb alIaemein befannt, eez
ahtet uno belebt. gr binterldbt feds
&inoer: Sobn, 4lpbons uno Gbarles
Sdalfelo. 1rau Sarrp Rausm bon
price Sil, 5rau Sbspbpr aIsifsr BON
6amilton, g., unb 5rau Soispb Mud
BON bier, Iopie 81 gnteltinoer. Der
9erblihene mar felt 45 Sabren Elm
gepobner BON gppingtpn, Mitsliso
mebrerer tatboliI6er 8ersine uno Mitz
elieo o.s gionierpereins. 9as 2eie
denbesdnenib finbet am 8onnerita9
um 7::30 llbr bonn grausrbauIe aus
ifatt unb tpirb in Der 81. alppiius
Stride ein lepitirtes Reqili.m selebrirt
tperoen.
- Bon pbosnir, elri3Ona, traf sez
itsrn bic Na6ritt Elm, pab gbparo
80. Soelfber, 25 Sabre alt, 9ruber
bes Serrn Sobn u. Soslfder, bai.lbit
peri6ieben lei. SoeIIder ipar Der
Wunuser zines Orange 9ropss uub
binterlGBt bic Satin, cine minbers
idbrige Soh.sr, spei Shpeitern uno
einen gruber. Die 2sihs tpurbs in
4riaona beitattet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

'ineton GtroBe, an RompIifotionen I'm
Mlter bon 72 Sabren. Gran Gdinblsr
mar eine eeudtete beutfH< syran unb
aus Grlot, in guoen, sebiirtis 6it
binterldbt brei ainber, WiQiou
Ghinoler. Grau Sobn Armbriiit ulb
Gran 6snrp Miesano. 10 GnteI unb
bret 9riiber, glnOp, GeOrse unb Sos
fspb 3iesIer. sShr 9atte itarb bon asbn
Sdbren.
- MIe WiribIdaftsn tpartn geitern
aeihlonen unb Der ganse Tag perlief
dlberit rubie uno traurig. Witlt
8iirger unternobmsn ausfliige. um bic
3eit tobtouihIaeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

iobr Gin giIocrbuh periproden bate.
stber mie id, oui Der 5reppe itehe uno
bic Saustbiire nufmod,e, ingt mir ots
Rutter: .Ins Grcssen5li III tcot!"
- unb bas iast iie nit eirem Der
aniigtcn 8eiid,t rnb obspobl ih ocs
Gres5ensIi in ieinem gebIiiinirn
gid,obIi ieibhaitip nnf Der gnnf bin.
Ter Dem 2iih iisen unb jeine Sdln!.
anfoabcn anf Der Shreibtnfel rnad;cn
iebe. gs miro aans ROTH nnb rn't
Der Rutter ihmoIleno su, fie oiirfs
nifts ingen. lie Uautfer inet's dber
bod. limb Dos mar 10:
ssm sp1ticmmer BEL einem Der
iflipcren Bepittcr ,poreu Der yaicr
uno Die SHUTTER unS Der aredt rnS
Sic 1aalohner fort. INN bns leSte
Sehnlo gu hoieH, une bas Gressensll
iaB allein oabeim bel Der alien Nogo.
ser Warei. limb mie es bIitt iiiio
oonmert uno frad,t iino praiiett, rno
Der Sasel Die sseniterideiben Gin.
idIaat. uno bns gSoiIer CUR Jbnr
bereinlauit. ba idnst bic nIfe Waao
nit ben Sierbesebeteu an: btnn oas
mar ihr aans flar. oab es icst aus
iein iuiiroe. yllno si6 nns eine lell5e
Sterbeitinhe' ameHi" - Tann thai
es cineu iiirtterlihen shIag. bah
man meirte, Der ganBe sseiobera isi
anis Gad aefolieu uno BON oieian
augenbIid on mar lid, bas Gres3en3lI
aud, ann3 fiar barber, Dob cs nun
nit Der nlten Rnrei suiammeH gelior,
ben Ici. es heiilte gans berS5erbrc.
d,eno iiber bieies llngIiid, aud, nod,
OILS Sas Geiuiiter iid peraogen bate
uno Water uno Wlitter ipieoer hcint
aefonln,en iporen. giersebn Iaae
iana bat cas oas .Waibefe nidt redM
geipl;Bf. oh es nid,i bod, eeitorben iei
mnb jett miro es mnnhninl nod ba.
nit gcfoppt.
ssh hab bos Gres5ensli nit einem
sneiten giloerbud, ons niifs Sr:ih.
iohr fonmen ioa. setroitet: benn cs
III lonac niht 70 id,iimH, tueIu, Elm
fleines Maibeie oo oben In ben Ner-
gen fih irrtbiimIih fir toot bdlt. ais
penn bic gro5e Mebr3nbi Der erIpdh.
ienen Weniden IN ben groben
St1oten aIIen Grnites aldibt. Iebeu-
eis 3u iein. uno man merit 10 hetrii.
beno menis oauon.
lin 2ebenbigiein Mnb uuis loot.
fein banbeIt es iif, an auericeIen
ODER pielmebr Inn Die 0ebonfen car.
iiber, in iuelhem 3ujtonb mir iins pe-
rnoe beiinoen. Gns lit ober gar nidt
10 Ieiht. sSriif,er IteIlte man INN Die
ie 3eit oie let,ten rotben Miterl nuf
ben lid uno iprnh uon 2iebe - irie
emit i'm Wai; nber cs iGeint bod,
ols mir s3eiten entaegenginaen. tne
audi bic beiiere Sentiinentnlitdt oes
EoIons nls 6ns nnerfoant mirb, ipas
Tie lit. oils 8efiihlsiMma0en bercr. Die
nift lebeitoia iinb, Die niht oi,h Die
Dfopenibernebel nit TriibliHssitiir-
men aus Dem eiaenen Gersen serthei-
len f6nnen. Gas Qeben. bos blnu,
ienoe aliibenbe, ons nQes In Wcue-
arng 5ett. feunt feline sydbresseiten.
5ein Wort h1nGt nidpt bonn 5taaD
Der Sonnenhohe imb BON btm harc.
rnetriid,en Ninimnm ooer Mnginnsm
nb, ionocrn es iii einiah bo: pod,cnA.
rirfeno, fdnsfeno. neil scs bos -
Selbitperitdnoline fir oos ipobre
Clafscss ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
Jrau fiblt I'D
10 Sabfe
janstr
seitStm 9sbia 6. Einfbam's @eses
table Gompsanb ibre 0einnb9eit
iuiebsr bergeiteAt fat.
2ouispint, ,ap.-. % ma&t mir srobss gsr.
eniisen, ourA neiuS6reibsu Gle inSennt

nib ~ feesH, mas
esbia q. Diasbam's
Dseetafae eemresnb
fur mid eet1sii bet.
I'd mar ftbiDaM. iler.
s6S mnt fDsote ilr
nid,tS dnbeSso ais
S6fAi, Gstt fommt
ih tdgli6 NIT msiner
drbeit saf toyUhrts
uH6 HHe mid stbn
Sabre finger aI1 be-
rcr ih 9bge seisis
einsnHshulen be1onn.
9d1 lperbf ieoeS Erou
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
8 N Q abs

GrGnItin: ~Mdren Sic aud n bie
1tntb GefpruRgtn. 6err Gtutas2t. lsie
Der 3auGer bon GhilIeSes
ltutnant: .Gtpit, eRdAieeD 6edn,
Itin. iD pie 10 f6oa i1neR Qnt MI
ea uaisn NAL NJ aueerabsat aa1ns
isbER.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

Gnaben Bel Der 4lhambra Sile Som
panp, 10. unb Wonroe Strase, Hem'
port, an. 21-219t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24
Cine ansere eeisenS. berseiteat.

III setuefH ur6t GeSL ryfuM ~
Rillis, 223s 8ani Str, 9ouisoinf, ~.
Cine anSere qeiSenbs berseiteat.
Romapsr, Tsras.--SA tttt fAfe6th an
elmer Beridiebune uHb DIsfeHirans4rt. so
mar bic GAME 8eit i'm Glenb une tsnHie
faum einiee Sdlrittt eeheH. Sd badhte. DOB
i'd niemaIs geteiit perbem tomato. ale msins
SHUTTER mir aHrietb, NIT Ipbia q. Hini'
ham's Reaetobfe 0oMtcunb etnen VeTiu&
Al MAIDEN uno i'd, fbct -.
.Sd, bin BON Der Rerifiebuna gebeil'
unb non meinem Niafenleiben srieit. Id
al oubs, has Gcmppnah IN Die bette Nebisin
auf eer grbe fir Isibenhe Srauen- - 4sau
|gipla aafper, Reniapor, fsras.
Hcnm sie ipesielen Natb haben
wsIleu, 10 ifreiben Sie au bic 9asin
6. Yinfbam NsbisiHe So. lesniiben-
ti.a) spnn, NaH. Sbr Brief ,piro
bon cinsr 1ran se0ffnet, geIeitn NIB
beantiuortft nab itreHs gebeim 8f.
baIierl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

aItefter Sobn BON Sobn I uno GIiIabetb SoeEs
der, geh Sofrndrn. i'm alter bon % eSabren.
Gie geeroienr9 1T In BboeniI, siri3 G.li
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

ltritr asent in SamiItsn ii
6err Goxaro grud. 449 SaS Giinite
Gtrahe. @ea Sci. 476 g., Some
Ehune 1851 q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-24

I'm AIter bon u Sabren. Tas QeibenbeqdnanifI
ftnbei an Conrerfiae. een 27. Nnbem6er. nm
IL u6r miorseHs. bonn 2rauer6auie ao 2O2
Ae't 8. StraSe aus ftoff ulo ipirb in Der Ct
Alnniius GtrGe I'M libr Elm leoitrtes Sc.
outem ceiebrtrt peroeH, tppsli Beripnro'e
Treurbe nne Sefunute freuneIi6ft etHselahe1
fiHo.
Tie traasrusen sSinterbiisbencH.
SedttIe, g8afb,, Borflnub. Greeou, 3noianas
soli5, SRo.. bite al ioptreH Gil
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rather, Sie frlber ,u ioninItireu, btvsF he
An ,einem 0rtt aett.s Trau JNtas
223e 8ani Str, 9ouiseins, ~.
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Starb ON Sonutaa, ben %. September 1
trphlpPrfehen nil ben hl Efprhcfnfrnrnenfn
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lleber bein 4er5ogenborn briihen
liegt 8crnnu. Nus Dem bebdgliden
9urheinnnoer Der iiber bie bertitIi.
fen Msntten bin 5eritrenten gnuern.
haufer lieat bic fleine Torffirf)e
Man ecbt binein, neil Sans 1bomn
sipei AltnrbilSer bineingeitiftet bat.
Cine ifapnrsn6Iber Miittergcttes
nit einem 4oufen Iieber Heiner 80.
ad rings nif ben 1onnen, bic cns
airlb onjabilieren, nnb einen so.
bnnnes Der Tdufer@, Der am Jprbnn.
ufer Jeius DertiinOet
%, h1be bisber Dor benz sSigmren.
mailer &oss lbon1a 80 (eiuioe lucni.,
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9pbes=Nnseisen.


Stdrb Gm Sreitun. ben 2i. 9onembe
8ctt eraeben. IN 3hoenir Nriapnn
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

Importance Of earnest cooperation
ia the movement.
Mr. Cove said he was greatly
pleased to see the large attendance
ana the enthusiasm manifested. He
said the demand for better transpor~
ton along the East Coast was con-
stantly increasing and the railroad
could not now properly handle the
products of the country through
which 1t passes and there should be
direct line from central Florida to
northern points and that so far az
freights were concerned at the pres
ent time Daytona was at best four
days from Jacksonville.
Mr.. Walker made brief speech
conveying greetings and the prefer
pf support for the project from the
commercial club OF Sanford and Mr..
PerreI of Titusville assured the
meeting of the cooperation OF that
city in the movement for Mosquito
inlet improvement.
DR.. Van Valzah called attention to
the fact that the Jacksonville board
of trade inaugurated the movement
for deep water for that city and the
county made an appropriation for
the purpose and later the matter was
taken up by the government. He
also made the statement referred to
in r-fsn in, In Has1
News, that Captain J. r. Slattery
had said to him that the improve
ment of Mosquito inlet was sure to
come and that the coastal canal
would surely be made navigable for
boats of six feet draft. This, and
the letter to the New Smyrna board
of trade from President J. r. Par
rott, of the F. E. C. railway, stat
ing that the movement would have
his cooperation, were welcome en-
couragements.
At the close of the meeting, during
which the organization of the Can
trail Florida Deep Waterways associ-
alton had been accomplished, as
stated in Mondays issue OF the
Daily News, the announcement was
made that refreshments had been
/ provided at nearby restaurant and
quite number took advantage of
the hospitality of the New Smyrna
people and enjoyed midnight
luncheon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

An unusual and highly interesting
occasion was the graduation Of 3S
pupils of the short course" at
the Florida State College for Women
at Tallahassee. The graduates had
completed the prescribed course in
home economics and received certifi-
Gates to that effect from the hands Of
the president of the college. The
opportunity that Is afforded for
the study of home economics. do
nestle science and domestic art at
the state college is not excelled in
any state and the fact that the
graduates who received their certifi-
Gates Friday. last ranged in ages from
I6 to so suggests that the women OF
Florida are appreciative.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26
Get Close TO Mature

Says a philosopher: observe ma
ture. When you come to a barnyard
go in and see the pigs and fowls
and the cows. Climb a fence now and
then and go into the fields and look
at the crops or the cattle | know of
no place where there is more philos-
ophy than in barnyard. You can
learn much from animals. Within
their circle they know much more
than we do"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26
Should Serve as Warnings.

THE follies, vices. and consequent
miseries of multitudes, displayed in
newspaper, are so many admoni-
tons. and warnings, so many beacons,
continually burning, to turn others
from the rocks on which they have
been shipwrecked. bishop Horne.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26
Providence in Human Affairs.

II great change is to be made in
human affairs, the minds of men will
be htted to it, the general opinions
and feelings will draw that way. Ev-
cry fear, every hope. viii forward it;
and then they who persist in oppos-
ing this mighty current in human az
fairs will appear rather to resist the
DEGREES of Providence itself than the
DEGREES of men-Edmund Burke.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

Lively debate occupied considerable
time at the meeting of the charter
convention in ST. Petersburg, the
subject being whether st. Peters
burg should have a manager, at a
fine salary, or be governed by three
high salaried commissioners The
debate waxed warm, but finally was
settled by agreeing to allow the
people to decide, at special cleo
ton. Two plans will be presented to
the people by the charter convention.
One is to have, a city manager, in
direct and complete control of the
business affairs of the city, the other
is to have three commissioners to
control.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

A cash deal of considerable magni-
tude. which, it is understood. involved
in the neighborhood of $4,000. was
consummated in Pensacola late
Saturday afternoon, when J.. D.
Johnston and ]. NJ. Brown, both re-
Gently of Miller's Ferry. Washington
county. Florida. bought the con-
trolling interest in the large turpen-
tine farm Of the McPhaul Turpeh-
tine company. near the new town Of
Megargel. on the proposed extension
of the Gulf. Florida and Alabama rail
way. in Monroe county, Alabama.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

Judge p. H. White has returned
to Quincy from an extensive trip
down the East Coast and Cuba. The
judge is q wonderful man for his
age. SO years. He stands these long
trips remarkable we'll. While in
Cuba he went some distance into the
interior, and returning went through
Lake Okeechoobee from the West
Coast to the East Coast.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

81, ~, :. s. 49, 80 hoars5

Beeinnzne at once tho board Of
health VIII make I house to house
tanVas or the city to determine the
sanitary condition Of the premises
-
The new Seaboard railroad Is soon
to be . reality In Barlow, the blow
ing and whistling Of the trains are
now heard daily. and IN q few more
days, March 3rd, the first passenger
train viii run to Tampa. leaving
Bartow about 7:30 o'clock in the
morning.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26
Sublime Thoughts.

For all our penny wisdom, for all
our slavery to habit, it is
not to be doubted that all men have
sublime thoughts-Emerson
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

Nine. Poincare. wife of the newly
elected president of France. is an Ital-
ian and formerly was the wife of
member of the German embassy in
Paris. NJ. Poincare was her legal ad-
wiser when she secured a dissolution
OF that matrimonial alliance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-26

Ladies and children's sweaters at
the Chas. E. Gardiner Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
UNIQUE PLAN TO
ADVERTISE APPLES

The advertising committee of the In
ternational Apple Shippers Assn,
through its chairman, Grant Border,
has completed the design for the stamp
that is to be used for raising funds for
the conduct of cooperative country
wide apple advertising campaign.
Arrangements have also been made
with the American Bank Note Go. for
the lithographing Of these stamps, and
delivery will be made in ample time to
have them in the hands of the banks
that will sell them before August |.
Two series of stamps have been pre-
pared, in denominations of one and two
cent. The one.cent stamps will be
placed by the shippers on boxes, and
the two-cent stamp on barrels.
In view of the widespread interest
evidenced by apple growers in all sec
tions of the country, and in further
view of the vital necessity for adver
tising, that now exists, it is expected
that the modest sums spent by growers
on these stamps will grow into funC
that will enable the advertising com
mittee to show markedly successful re
suits in increasing the demand Nfor ap
pies.
The Equitable Mortgage and Trus
Co., of Baltimore, are the trustees TO
r the advertising fund.- and the stamp
will bo sold by banks throughout tn
country. For further information ad
9 dress u. Graft Border, chairman ad
e vertising eouimittee, 2l8 Light st.
Baltimore. Nd. The Packer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10
WHY MOTT

Why would it not be we'll to try out
the suggestion of MIR. Weber as to the
method of answering the inquiries of
prospective purchasers of propery in
the valley? From June till late fall
we have all kinds of berries and small
fruits. small packages of which would
not cost as much as booklets. and at
all times we have apples. The product
ought to make the mouth of the re-
ceiver water for more, and, indeed. we
think il would.
The day of expensive booklet adverr
tising for Commercial clubs is over. 1t
might have been well if a great deal of
it had never begun, The local club
has long ago adopted the commendable
policy of not spending any more money
for expensive literature. Those max
ing inquiries are answered by brief,
concise facts. A basket of fruit would
make an appeal. we think. if it ac-
ompanied the facts.