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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03
PETDESEu ETNICA INTERNATIONAL.

Sc NO1JSV, 90 IT OTTdT1JO NTITTdTTJT NdTTVdTINTON, MT
so bill pri volitvah vsekakor vplivnejSi kakor
brezposelni delavci. kajti kapitalisti so incl
denarja, dclavci pa pc veGini niti %polititne orga-
nizacije ne. In kalkulacija je pokazala, da je pod
kupovanje volilcev cenejSe kakor resna podpora
brezposelnih. Obljube so estate obljube.
Akcijc brezposelnih jc vodila International
tudi po drugih industrijskih mestih, zlasti v
Ncwarku, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
Louisville i. I. d.
V New lorku je bill "a IL. januarja 1874 ma
povedan velik obhod brezpcSelnih. Udelczilo Sc
ga jc vcliko Stevilo delavcev; na poti so Sc izpre-
vodu pridruzevale vedno move trumc. Ko ie do
spell ma Tompkins Square, kjer je bilo doloteno,
ola Sc razide, j. bila mnOzca ogromna.
Prireditclji so pritakovali, da Sc tukaj pri
kazc mayor in povG. kaj DO mcsto storilo, da Sc
izpolnijo zahtcve brezpoSelnih, ali pa da Sc jim
sploh pomaga. RazoGaramjc pa j cbilo velikansko.
Dasi So nj YES cas- pokazal niti najmaujSi ne
red in nj bilo absolutno nobcncga znamcuja. ia
Sc pripravlia kakSeu ncmir, ic Sprcjcla demon
strantc ma trgu dotlcj Skrita p%olicija. Motui od-
delki so brez vSakcga povoda od vsch strani ; koli
napadli dclavce. Nastal jc n%cpopisen diriudaj, wee
Sto dclavccv jc bilo ranjcnih, mnogi med ujimI
toxic, mnogo Jill jc bilo aretiranih i'm porcm
kazuovanih. 5cS da so Sc upirali ukazom policije
Taxi in podobui dogodki so imcli veliko vpli-
va ma amcriSko dclav>ko gibanjc. Bill pa ic raz-
iiccn ypljy. dcloma dohcr, dcloma slab.
Y DRAW Illinois jc akcija "a brc2poSclnc po-
rodila uovo >ocialistitno stranko. hi Sc ic imcno.
vala "Dclayska stranka "a Illinois. Y kratkem
ca>u j. dobila 1000 tlauov.
l"p"'@m SO 81 us'anoy'ic nov" NeNciJe Inter
"aconaIe- N'kai'r' SO p'IdohlIc noNlh CLANCY.
h"/\ll' 50 So d'ha'" o 'aktlkl p" fa/n'h >ehcl-
gam pa SO Sc Ian'NI' 'udI v crhtra''. \'p"'fNrAlE
I%'j>'il 'I'Inrnt'm s. Jr |I'I raIloi l''i''aNen
Hotel So v.d,ti hi'rrjlc uSpchc. Ila>ri toi <aradi
tI' .r"~'l"o>I so Jh >~pravI.ah y >Iaho NolJo. VA.
-''>!' 81. ga So ni '"N's'o hr p"<i'INhrga
InN''i"'1 H'ah~i'ynrsa >oc.aIl/na so od1o
N'IJaI'' GA So poo mo@i' pil''NoN'il ic "'ln"Nhlh
I'/"i'"'"'. h'' la '>'mi "NcIlamI 300 h''' moon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03

A%uarhja kaIilali>ticucga goSpo-
darNtya omosota izkoriScamjc "a
tlraujc. hrczrrayuo>t. tirariio.
tcptauje pravic in uni5cvanjc
oScbnosti.
Da pride o>chuo>t do Svoje ma
raNnr vcljavr. j. trrba gospodar-
Nkega >iNtcma. Isl prcprcci doscda
ME iztrpavanjc mnozic Y prid 30.
Samcznikom treba .ic sistema. XII
bo Sluzil druzbi. To jc sistem dru-
zabno organizirancga della i'm Ia
jc lie tcdaj mogoc. ako so dclovna
SredStva last druzbc.
Y TEN nj mic kriyiGnega. zakai
delo zahteva priroda. Torej "a
SINE zahtcvati tudi druzba, XII bo
cato svojim clanom delavcem da.
Jala. kar potrebujejo. TO Sc pravi.
kar so d~ruzabno producirali.
s TEN DO druzba cloveku zago-
tovila majboljSc z~ivljenje. XII bo
pc stanju vede. tehnikc, kulture
mogoce.
In Selc ; TEN DO individualnost
dobila neodvisnost in podlago "a
svobodno z~ivljenje.
Socialism ne unicuje svobodc.
ampak jo prinaSa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03
VI

AmeriSko socialiStiGno gibanje Sc je $ prelo-
zitvijo generalnega sveta Y New York %oplOdilo.
lnternacionala sama nj $ TEN nltcSar prldoblla;
zanjo je bila preselitev IL Europe Y AmerikO "a
6etek zadnjega p%oglavja,
Dejali smo ze, da Sc je V letih izza pruSko-
francoSke vojne pc mnogih e%vropskih drzavah
priGclo preganjanje socialistov. ki jc dobivalo
zlasti V nekaterih deZelah take besne obike, da
je pOstalo skoraj vsako javno socialistiGno delo-
vanjc nemogoGe. V takih razmerah hi bio redno
vzdrzevanje zveze $ centralo lntcrnacionale te-
zavno, te hi bila imela svoj sedez Y Evropi; pre-
selitev centrale v Ameriko jc pa potrgala skoraj
vsc vczi. Ia dclavsko gibanje V Evropi je bila
lnternacionala takorekoc lie Sc ime.
Leta 1875. je bill nameravan kongrcs imtcrna-
ciouale. Priprave pa SO pokazalc tako nrugodno
Sliko, da so "a raJSi opuStlli
.AmeriSke Sckcijc So imele svoi drugi kongrcS
dine II. aprila 1874. tiladclfiiL Ia So ic ScScl
INA dokaj burnih dogodkov, Xxi so morali obujati
pozoruoSt 30 Ameriki in hott ali nchotj i2livati
zanimanjc "a delavSko vpraSanjc. Lcto 1873, ki
ic porodilo Y Evropi, zlasti ma Dunaju strahovite
gospodarSkc polome, j. tudi Y goSpodarski Ego
doVini Amerike zabclczeno : trnimi trkami.
Tukaj jc bankrotirala severna p%acifitna re
lc2ylica, in Ia krah je %potcgnil cello vrSto podjatij
in bank "a sabo Y brezdno. lnduStrija je zabrrdla
Y hudo krizo in dclavStvo jc lddela StraSna mora
brczpoSclnosti V Sami draw New York so cenili.
da jc hilo tisto zimo 10000 delavcev brcz "a
Sluzka.
Classic lntcrnacionalc jc bila takrat ".Arbei-
ter Icitunr" New Yorlu. Tn L. obiavila >lcdcfe
zahtevc nrotl brezposeInoSti.
l. Podvzamcjo mai Sc iavua della. ia dobc
brozpo>elni pr Nth zaSluika
) .-s.m potr,buim dolayc.m mai So Jn mai
mamie IA tedcn dni p|rcdujma hodisi Y dcuarju
ali pa v zivilih.
2 n.Io5irgui. ,os,.s., III r. mo,eio rI,sa,i
ra feminine. mai :. odpra,i
V zvczi Z nckatcrimi Uniiami ie lpternacio.
NAL, .kicaI, " New. y,r.u ,'Uk >ioJ HI il. IT,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03

Nvlko ir Iudi. Steer dobrih i'm
|pawctuIb. Isl jim jc socialism
Nicor + 'Ur >trani simpatiJcu XII
pa >c ia >cuiar uaravuost bojc.
iu 4, ST Dee bore proti ujcmu vSaj
ur gaucjo L mrziuccm. ia li po-
magah njcgovcmu gibauju m "a
po>poSjli
Bojc So, ia prinaSa >ocializcm
>mrt >vobodi PogoStoma So to
income imdividualuoStl. S%poSobuc
"a yclika della, ki pa s. boil kakor
poprcdni ljudjc cutijo potrcbo
>vobodc IA >voic livlicuic in dclo.
vanjc. DruStvo. Y katcrcm hi Jim
bio od konca do kra.ia vsc pred
pisano, kjcr hi hilo Use njihovc
Iivljcnic pod vccnim nadzor.
>tvom. kjcr hi moral vSako svojo
miScl podvrcci misli vcGine. kjcr
jim ne hi ostal nobcu kotiGck "a
njihovc skrivnosti, Xxi so jim dra-
&c pray cato. kcr so skrivnosti -
take drulivo ne hi bilo zamjc lc
nclnoSno trpljrnjc, ampak hi
zdrobllo njihovo moe, ubilo njihov
polct in unitilo najboljsc, kar hi
mogli DAFT clovcSki druzbi.
o socializmu je res preccj raz-
iirjcno mncnjc. da hotc stlaciti
YES svct Y nckakSno ogromno ka
>arno. kjcr 81" ho v>e GlovcSko pie
me gibalo kakor vclikanska mas
ncrija in kicr bo "a koriSt druibc
vsakdo moral i~rtvovati svojo.
oscbno Svohodo.
Socialism >pravliaio Y ma
sprot.ie L iudividualizmom in mi
Slijo, ola nj "a tlovcStvo mogoGa'
druga alternative kakor ia:
AbSolutna pravica oSchnoSti ali
pa absolutma pravica druzbe.
Ka.i pomcni absolutna Pravica
oscbnoSti. nam pribliIno kalc Sc
dania kapitaliStitna druzba. Ia
pravica vodi ncizogibno do mace
la. da jc moGncmu in brezobzirne,
mu vsc dovoljcno. On SINE uzivati
desetkrat. ~dvaiSctkrat wee kakor.
drupi: &C. ne more pOuziti vsega,
kar nagrabi. SINE nakladati kupe,
polniti skladiSta. bodisi da stra.
dajo mmozicc drugih zaradi tcga.
c. ina moe. SINE izkoriStati pri-
rodo in liudi. zatirati razrcdc in.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03

III Avtr1Jci znatno umaknili ODE strani So nri
p~raVlJata IA novo vcliko bitko.
' "allclJ' je stanje V glavncm ncizprcmc-
memo ' Bukovini so Rusi movie zasedIi Ic,no
vice. INV
ma zapadnih bojSGih Sc zdi. da so imeli 20.
seNniNi nekohko srete. Ustavili so ncmSko naprc.
uoV"hJe IN ga baje ma skra incm zapadu cello neko
hko potisnili nazaj. No
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03

iva napadov ma Crncm morju poslala Visoki Por-
ii ultimatum in zahtcva, maj il Tur6ija povrnc
Skodo. katcro jc povzrofilo bombardiranjc in mai
odpusti ncmSkc oficirjc IL svOjc SluIhe.
Odgovora Sc nj ma tc zahtcvc. SliSati pa ic.
da hi Sc turSka vlada rada izognila rcSniGni vol
mi. Bliznjc urc morajo princsti odloGitcv.
Ma boiiStih Sc polozaj liza zadnega tcdna nj
bivstvcno izprcmenil. Ma Poljskem so So Nemci
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-03

Bobcn pole i'm troDcnte
JaSni glaS doni tcz plan.
Solnce dviga Sc vsc rdcce;
bratcc moi. krvav DO dan.
Cez ravan pOdc Sc trume.
grom odmeva cd CORA,
Sirrlc Svigajo plamnene.
konj krdclo tia tepta.
BrS in trcsk in diva groza.
Dee S%rapnclov. MEGA blisk.
vScpovsod SvinGena toGa,
kirk in stok i'm blazen vrisk
Mcsta, koGc V razvalinah.
pomendrano Use pole.
Y daljo goni strah izgnancc.
scla III vasi gore.
Nrane krozijo mad poljcm.
Yes Sovrazni zbor j. strt.
Slava! Imaga J.. elias jc hripav.
Iadnjo zmago Slavi Smrt.
Tezko sopc trudna Zemlja.
vzdiha tozbc IL davnin:
' temnih meglah SANTA brats,vo
Sc je tlovek kajnov sin.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13
At the Baptist Church.

Our Sunday school, with its large
and interesting classes in care Of con.
secrated teachers, will meet at GAS
a. m. Supt. B. F. Jarrett will lead
this service and all officers, teachers
and students are urged to cooperate
in the continued building of the school
Teachers, get new students in your
classes.
Rev. A. L. Blizzard will preach at
both morning and evening hours, and
the pastor will highly appreciate a
persistent effort on the part Of all his
friends to make the day an interest
ing one in all Departments. Mr.. Biz
card is a personal friend of the pastor
and is a minister of high culture and
signal pulpit ability. Come and hear
this eloquent and able minister of
The Word
At the morning hour and following
Mr.. Billiards. sermon, Mr.. j. H. Har-
mon will be ordained to the deacon
ship of the church. This will be a
very solemn and sublime service and
all are invited to witness the impress
i've ceremony.
Special music from our large and
well-organized choir, with our superb
leader, Prof. Barber, in charge, will
interest and delight you. We shall
be glad to welcome you to all our SER
vices regularly, and strangers are
cordially invited to worship with US
while in Palatka. Come with us; we
will do you good"
P. QUINTIUS CASON, Pastor.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13
Systematic Charity

An effort is to be made toward sys.
itematizing charity in Palatka. Hard.
ly day but the most of US are called
upon to assist some stranger who is
stranded, or to help in aiding the dis
tressed of this community. The aver
age man hasn't the time to enquire
into the cases that present themselves
A central organization to unite in
dispensing charity among the worthy
an organization with the machine
ry to enquire into and determine what
cases are and what are not worthy,
has seemed to be the proper method.
On Wednesday some dozen or more
ladies and gentlemen met at the
board of trade rooms for the purpose
of talking over and starting such an
organization. 1t was decided to or
ganize a non-sectarian organization
of this character. At this prelimi-
nary meeting on Wednesday Rev. FIR.
J. D. Laplante presided. 1t was de-
cided to meet at the same place next
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock and
effect a permanent organization to be
known as the Association of United
Charities. Hereafter when any one
applies to you for assistance and you
don't know anything about the case,
you will be able to ease your con-
science by sending the case to the
united organization-that is provided
you are patron of that organization.
Among those present on Wednesday
were Mesdames NJ. S. Brown, Leo ia
cobson, H. o. Hamm, Boyce, Gerber.
de Montmollin, Hardin, Lansing and
Messrs. Earnest and Folsom, in addi-
ton to Father Laplante.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13

Our old friend R. R. Brakeman
whose kindly head is filled with gooc
and sensible suggestions for boys
and men, has jus! made a timely rl,e
and one that should receive attention
right now. He says:
The season is here for gathering
the much sought for pecans, and the
kids who are not fortunate enough
to get pocket-full are in the doll
drums. Thu thing for these bows to
do is to plant some pecans, and plant
EN- now. If parents would encour-
age the boy in something that will
prove of lasting benefit and profit,
If every boy and girl in Putnam coun-
ty would plant and care for a half
dozen trees and from them select one
or two that could be cared for prop
erly, how much it would add to the
cash value of Putnam county twenty
years hence? Take a pencil and fig
ure 1t out, then make up your mind
to be one to contribute your effort to.
ward this grand undertaking. Twen-
ty-one, years ago l planted a pecan
tree that now stands at the gate in
front of my house. Had l planted
a few hundred at that time and cared
for them, | would now have fair
income from them alone. Don't YOU
boys for one minute get the idea that
you can't climb up in the world, not
when peck of pecans properly plant
ed can make you rich. If | had but
two half days to live, it would be nv
choice to set out trees one half dav
err half" viz ''i'
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13
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CITY HAPPENINGS AND 1
PERSONAL MENTION I

"Pat" Joyner, former county com
missioner, of Grandin was in the city
on Wednesday.
Isaiah Hall, a young man of Ban,
nerville, was a business visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. H. Hoyt has returned
from Stamford, Conn, and will spend
the winter as usual with her mother
Mrs. E. w. Gray
W. F. Glynn, T. e. Darling and K
M. White leading orange growers OF
Crescent City motored to Palatka on
Wednesday.
"Black Patti" a colored singer
whom our grandmothers used to think
could sing some, was at the Howell
on Wednesday night with her troupe.
E. Perry Ross of the East Florida
Saving & Trust Co. is spending the
week at Atlanta Ga, and Henderson
vile, N. c., at which latter place his
Perry of this State, now resides. Mrs.
Perry is in feeble health, and Mr.,
Ross was anxious to visit her.
DR.. R. T. Weaver, manager of the
Florida Vegetable Marketing Bureau,
writes to the board of trade that he
will be here on Monday next, Nov.
18th, and address the East Palatka
Farm Association on marketing and
other topics. 1t is hoped that there
will be good attendance of our citi-
zens to encourage the spirit of CO.
operation necessary to the success of
that association.
Mrs H. NJ. Boyce of this city has
a letter from Marcus c. Fagg of
Jacksonville, superintendent of the
Children's Home Society of Florida.
saying that he will be in Palatka
during the State convention of the
Baraca-P hilathea societies, when he
will take up the question of holding
the next annual meeting of the Flori-
da State Charity Association, with the
view Of having it in Palatka.
Edouard Gravier has been quite i'll
for week or more but is now con-
valescng. Who is Edouard Gravier?
Why, he is the old Frenchman who for
several years past has acted as iani-
ter at the court house. He is in the
middle 7O's and not as strong as he
once was, but he is still in much bet.
ter condition than many of half his
years. Gravier is a scion of one Of
the old French families that settled
in tho aipbtooD+L oo,,+,,,,,. :, Nit
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13

Mr.. and M S. R. r. Davis of Toron-
to, Canada, arrived on Monday and
will again spend the winter in Palat-
ka. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have winter,
ed in Palatka for the past three years.
Abe Martin says 9TH ranks O
the down an out are filled with fell
lers who nailed boss shoe over tn
door instead O. putin ad in a news
paper" And Abe is right.
The Beach & Miller Line is enlarg-
ing it's Palatka warehouse facilities.
The room formerly occupied by ]. C.
Mccoy, the fish dealer, will be added
to the freight room of the line. George
Jeal, well-known builder of Cres-
cent City is here to do the work.
The Palatka Military Band and or
chestra, together with the Palatka
School of Music will unite in a grand
concert to be given tonight at the
Howell theater. Music lovers should
not fail to attend this concert, as some
of the most noted of Palatka's soloists
are to take part The general admis-
sion will be so cents, with reserved
SShCo az ~ CelIS anu 9l.UU.
Any description of Palatka's bust
ness section that fails to mention Reg
gle Hodge the window trimmer at the
Tilghman Hardware Co., misses one
of the principal features of the sec.
ton. His window work has been the
occasion of commendatory comment
on the part of business men from all
parts of the country who have visited
Palatka. Hodge and Frank Fearn-
side the younger, are window trim
mers from way-back.
Nils Johnson an employee of the
Wilson Cypress Co. died on Wednes-
day morning at his home on Oak
street. The funeral was conducted
by the Woodmen of the World at the
grave in Oak Hill cemetery, and the
services at the home were conducted
by Rev. P. Q. Cason, assisted by Rev.
w. M. Poage. Mr.. johnson had lived
in Palatka about six years, the last
two of which he had been in poor
health. He is survived by a widow
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13

H. o. Hamm autoed to DeLand on
a business trip on Wednesday.
Howell A. Davis motored over to
Ocala on Wednesday.
Mrs. C. H. Sieg is spending a few
days in Jacksonville.
John E. Edmonson is in the city
this week.
The Million Dollar Mystery drew
another large crowd to the Kalbfeld
Grand last night.
The School Board has received new
apparatus for a chemical laboratory
to be installed in the Palatka High
School.
L. C. Canova of Jacksonville has
been in the city again this week.
Mr.. Canova finds it hard to keep
away from his old home environ
ments.
The Palatka News carries eight adj
ditional pages of illustrated matter,
boosting "Palatka-the City With the
Fat Payroll" 1t is very commenda-
BILE piece of publicity work.-Tampa
Tribune.
Miss Louise Gowen of Crescent
City, young lady who has had the
best opportunities in the East, has
opened dancing school for a few
select pupils in the Athletic Club.
She teaches all the modern dances.
Among the Palatka musicians who
are to have parts at the musicale in
Howell theater tonight are Mrs. L. A.
Smith, Mrs. F. L. Thorpe, Mrs. Geo.
W. Bassett, Mrs. Aston Halle, Mrs.
S. j. Hilburn, Miss Louise Uric, c..
Thos. Shinn and the famous Elks' Oc-
tette.
R. S. O'Haver who lately came to
Palatka from Terre Haute, Indiana,
has purchased five acres on the
Heights, just beyond the old water
works of Henry Hutchinson, and will
do some small farming Beautiful
piece of property. Mr.. O'Haver is a
brother of c. ]. O'Haver, one of Pa
latka's most charming and popular
citizens.
Albert Browning, barber plenipo-
tertiary and scissorer extraordinary
70 d very large proportion of the old
families of Palatka, and the heartiness
of whose laughs has threatened DIES
truction to falf the buildings on Lem
or street, and which on one notable
occasion did shake the foundations of
the Thompson warehouse from their
mornings, has been making some en-
tensive Improvements this week which
will still further attach him to his
patrons. Besides expensive interior
decorations he has installed several
.of the most modern and sanitary
chairs, thus adding greatly to the
comfort of his clients. most of whom
draw inspiration from his disserta-
tons and philosophizings on current
events, particularly the European
war Albert Browning has been oper-
ating shop in this city for nearly
80 years, and his place, so long as
providence spares him in the manage
ment, will be the rendezvous of arts |
tocratic PaIatkans who delight n
spending an hour now and again in /
looking over the Police Gazette ard .
other illustrated Journals Of a like hi~n ,
-klrt character without fear Of inter 7
runtion The Browning shon as it is
today constituted will continue to hold .
a large share of the swagger eIo- /
ment Of this city who love the feel
of AIbert's razor and those Of his
'oat assistants.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13
Misunderstanding and ironing.
Carrie Mckinley, go Main st. 4-6-1t.
FOR SALE.

A six-room cottage, very cheap for
cash as owner wants to leave town i'm
mediately. Situated at GIG Kirby.
Also household furniture, lot of car
penture tools, etc. Inquire on prem
Uses. 9-25-1t
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13

There will be "some" show at
kalbfeld's on the night of Nov. 23d,
one week next Monday There
will be other good shows meantime,
but there will be special interest in
the show on the 23d, when "Florida
Enchantment" will be seen in Palat-
ka for the first time. The pictures
cover various localities in Florida,
among them the Palatka water front,
the St. Johns and Ocklawaha river
and Silver Springs coming in for lep-
l'-cl +, jion.
Several Palq kans figure in these
, l>,uHes for it will be remembered
that they accompanied Sidney Drew
and Edith Storey and the big company
of stars on the trip up the Ocklawa-
ha, where much of the "enchantment"
was gathered.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13

Contractor Bogart has about com
-pleted the new large warehouse O.
the Clyde Line at DeLand's landing.
Anyhow we are having nice wealth
err, cool enough to put color on tn,
oranges and grapefruit, and altogeth
err very pleasant for the human race.
Jack Becks says enquiries for rea
estate are coming in more frequent
ly now and he is looking for an active
trade in Putnam county dirt in ;
short time.
Capt. and Mrs. J. D. Lane and LITTLE
daughter returned on Saturday from
a trip to New York and stay of {
week or more at Davidson, N. c.
where their son is attending college.
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Gibson have
returned from their summer home il
Ocean City and will spend the win
ter at their beautiful bungalow OF
Anastasia Island
Dr. f. S. Grill comes down to his
banking office for an hour or two now
nearly every day and seems to be
gaining steadily in strength. He has
lost considerable in flesh during his
long illness, but said he, 81 had il
to lose and am well rid of it."
The last issue of the Manufactur.
erS Record of Baltimore, contains ar
article entitled Improvements at Pa
latka," from the pen of Moses Fol
som, secretary of the board of trade
And it is valuable bit of advertis-
ing for Palatka.
Frank Fearnside Jr., and Lonnie
Game left yesterday morning early
for an overland trip to St. Peters
burg in Mr.. Fearnside racing machine
September Morn" They expected
to make the entire distance of $50
miles in one day, and there were
some bets made that they would and
that they wouldn't.
The palm tree which sto d for so
many years at the corner of Lemon
and Second streets, gave way on Mon
day to the march of progress. 1t
was in the way of the new brick
building now being erected on that
corner by Contractor Bogart and the
axe of a workman IN a few minutes
laid low the growth of many years.
Henry H. Nienhaus of East Palat-
ka has left head of pearl millet,
10 inches long, at the board of trade
rooms. Mr., Nienhaus came here a
year ago from Alton, ILL.,, and went
right to work raising potatoes, peas,
beans and other things possible in
this favored region, and he says he
has no reason to complain. Some of
his millet is from ten to twelve feet
high.
The board of trade has an appeal
from the Belgian Relief Fultd of
New York. The immediate needs of
the war-wrecked country can hardly
be ov'r-estimated. The actual condi-
TONS defy description or realization.
An entire nation-millions of people
in state of famine. If the reader
is disposed to aid, he can send his
check to J. P Morgan e Co., % Wall
street, N. y, or send clothing to the
Belgian consul general, % Madison
avenue, N Y The Rockefeller foun-
dalton is furnishing neutral shirg In
carry the relief free and people who
rive either money or clothing. cam
10 SO in the certainty that none Of il
viii he spent in maintaining the or.
ranizcd machinery. but will 90 direct
n food or clothing to some worthy
rar-0D 1ir1af
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-13

7. J. Wilmington, New South
Farm & Home colonist of Hollister
in this county, who cut four tons Of
hay-crab grass and COW pea vines
on one acre this summer, now has
that acre in English peas that are
looking exceedingly we'll Mr.. Whit
dngton is now digging his sweet po-
tatoes and they are yielding at the
rate Of 200 bushels to the acre. He
mas three acres. Mr.. Wilmington
came from Charlestown, West Viz
ginia, three years ago.