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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

aciief Sor eincm Sabre murOc er ala 8rcocnsiiirit
acpriccn jctt lit CT wcocr DER ,9sar-soro4
gliIs aacu 9crid)tcn mo Scitnrtitcn in Der engli-
idcn 9}rciic ibcr oc potidc Gage in Glropo tont cl
@oB 6crpor ge9cu Oeitidono oegcn ooS &olf, weldcs
10 incn0ld pcl iiir Die GntUdcmg ocr Scr. Staatcn
gctbon ociien aultlrcrrngcnidoit Dem alncrfoni-
i&cn Soltc por6O) iinO nO Oas ien bcites 9nt fiir
rc 9oung Der nclcn decentralization 9iaon bergc-
gebcn BAT.
3l alien 3citcn iino oic @crihtc in ocr cnolii6en
&rciic ibcr Ocutdc Nngccecnbcteu ctiieat lett a6cr
iii oos nc6r oe c ocr 6oll 9tir Ole ocltibe Grciie
res Sanoes ieicrt oelt ocdide 2ciern ungcidr6c Ye
rd]te iibcr oic Scr66Itnc in europa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
QrieoS. 0iuiSenoen.

Gem ld)onen Srdlnt 9cmlcr Seltte, 0nB EN- clrD
lGiolcr S{ric1 reid)ei @cpinn liir 9lmern bcocten
mroe 1T 6crcits Gin jGbcs Gruadc gcolgt Die 90
fer Der oicu s8ct uoric 2GcrtbpnpicIe 5u uiec Eal
icnocn ani enno oui Ocll Nftienmartt gSir tonnten
iGncn fcn Aricgslnterial pcrfoicn ionocrn mir nnB
ten rncrc Nopcrc lueocrfniien, oic europa ms bn
prii neil cs @clo brald uo iodJcs nirgenos onocrs
bcfonncn fam Gem bercts n's 9lusonO uerihiiitcn
cio0e mubte nod mcbr iogc 10 Oab bcrcta ii0cr bun
ocrt Wdllicncn in 0olo ans Dem SanO gcididt no Die
oribcn bod)it pu6rideindJ r aricgS5ucdc gc6rand
mcr0cn ga 0cics @eo lit StonImiopitol, oos jlun
|circb micrcr go6ncu uio 6abrtcn, iopc 8onoel ilo
Wan0cl i'm Glagenencn cbr notbig wdrc Bon Der rel
dcn Grntc mar ms cine |crminoerng ocr Soften Der
ScbelsmticI in 9nsiit octelt gIbcr iniolgc DER &c
o6r cnes irdt6oren SriegcS Der in europa oler BRO
0uftion Gin Gnoc berctcn imO Den natiirdlen Sicic3.
t0um Sic qaBc Grtc pcriidten wiir0e, lit Der @rcis
r @e5rn bier nod nm me6rcrc Gcnts pro 9uidJe &C
eaen mo Die amcrifoniid)en Goninuente miiIien oos
cjoblcn 0ic aric9s 0ipoe0cn iino in ocr Sbot cbc
10 fopieg mic Der Siin0c Sobn yhr gon5 fir5dliigc
&cilte pcrmoqcn in Oen Oro6el0en iurdibaren &rcgc
Spiiden ben WlGdten europa cincu &prtbcl iiir oe
@ercinqtcu Staaten 5 erbldcn Sir cocn flcinen Gc-
mimi 0urdJ @crfou pon Stregsnateriocn an enc ooer
Sic on0crc Der IN enc iodlen cropddjcn arieg Der
uidcltcn 9}otionc mirocn mir in Ger Oora iogenoen
onacn 3et Der 9lpt6 mo Nrnutb bis iih Die eridop-
ten Boiler pic0er ctpas erbolt 6aben oas Soertodc
On AbIab Dcrlicrcn Die 1r1itner lino ober cbon er
modt Gic amcritonhen 9orIcn lino 9cdlolicn nor
Dc,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
Mnr Sid ScntldIc YreiIc anuerlaiiin.

2urd bic cngliidc Nrciie ging in ben leBtcu Gogen
sic Dclonia 0oB aus Dem Stantc %cnnDluanic ollcln
100000 llnaarn Nciicrreder mo Scrbe iofort nodl
Der olte &cimotb 5ltridtebrcn wiroei Inn dl tootde-
lcu 5u loer nuo cine pcIioA groBcrc 3obl ans onoe'
rtn @iicis, Stu6 uno &o6enGentret; unicrc Snol-
ric'n pir0c in 6oge oeiicn 3lun Stilltano fonmen.
.@inc bolbc Gllion llngorn Sclerrcidcr mo Scrbcn
iino cine ucliad ar0Berc 3o6l~ 0ic 9on5en molren-
id6acu Widnncr Scr Dpppcl Nlonardc no ScrbicnS
niiBcn lid QiIo IN 0c 9}cr Staotct befinDcn ungc
abr 2M Wliuionenl ,Sm Gciiusberidlt BON 1910 obcr
Ga6cn mir oicic 2l9 NlQoncn maiieniobigcr lngorn
in0 5crbcn uergcblidl ecudt Ger Ncridt agt cs be-
dnocn lid 1889 5crbcn in ben Der. Staaten 500
lnaorn im0 1,i7l973 Seerreihcr- -Ndnncr 6rouen
mo ainocr
Cine Dciiqc ciglidc Wlorgcnjetng, Die rSim",
IoQte 0ieIcr Gage c0torcl oic Scr Stoatcn wiIrocn
0ird enel clropdiiden Sriee proren oa europa mn
fer @ctrci0c not6paloig braide 8obrideindl glaubt
Die 3eitne Dab Die 9arpldnoer g!ilternottc oas ee-
tfei0e hiui6er 6rngcn nn0 gloda0c loiiien tnnnl
Cine hciiQc 9iadnlittags5ctn8 Der Star, be-
hlob eincn 2citortifcl in meld)cm CT Die europntde
Gage bciproden init oci Qorcn vGas &rIegs9liid ut
Gin unlidcrcs abcr cs iii lanm 0loublid Dab Der rlc9,
Der ebi oro6t in oocrcr gSciic aisolen foI ais mt
ocr Aieoerlo9e oes 0ernondcn ebrge5es fiIr oe
nddjiic Generation oieledt iir immcr" Die gacocr'
agc 0cs oermaniiiiidc Gbrgei5cs Der gSclt oe Dodr
cipidclie 0ctidc Gultr, ourdb ucde Die Ger Staotcn
oos 0cpor0e mas ie beute no, olli5uoriden oos Ut
cspimid)t mo miro gcbolitl
c5ecui Abcno bcr6tetc 0iciclbc 3eitung: vGe
fcttide 5ctic lit in aicl mo @ubemSbapen Don DER
ealiidn 5loiic eiugchlocn~, mo yooB 5pel oelilde
SihtIhio all Der iruJ0iiidcn @ren5e Don irdn5odlen
crcnauodlcn auiacbalten porocu cicp. slIo miiBte
fou Der ariegspiouo 5wiiden Gn0lano nno Gcnd)'
lcuD bcleben imo Ole iron3oiibcn Gren3woden miiB.
ten sic emit 6e6crridci
IN encm 2eitortifel Der sl6enoaus9a6c Der D9lcp'
9)orfcr 8orlo 6eiBt cs Ger @oli muB notirdl, Oos
Vannn pcridlin9en neil oas gonm geblodt bat Gin
orroaaucr mo freqsuitgcr alter N'anu in &ien, BON
cncin erpbten arc9smonn, meldcr BON Berlin ans
ouipoBt mtertibt mirmelt heinbeiliacn lhlhm BON
9fl6c pdbreno gon5 europa eritolIocrt inter Dem
idrcaldci Sdrm Der Observation-Disclosures. Eas ilt
cine puionlidc 9eleoiaung ocs greicn aoiiers BON
GeterredJ mo cine Gniite0uua DER Natma ocs bout
i@c siniiers Ole mr. Der anglo ameritoudc Sonrna'
lismus icrtig brnigen fonl
Sdglid brgeanen mir Gntiteaimaci i'm 9lodrdlten'
ihcile Ser engiiden Frcc 6cr Die arcasaelobr Stets
miro Naer gSi6eH ais Die Ocrantuorti@c @criou 5ln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

9ln 20 Sul saraA G. y'dFyoG, Gr iG clt
Siooc Girabc. ul Sahrc al.
9lm 28 Suli 4bilip 9c0cs, Sr., Er. 10,
Goro Sroni Sirabc. so Sabre nii
glm 2S Suli SDbn q. 0nrofncr, yir. 922
Goro o.0urtoniOnsglpcnuc SO Sabre ali
PIN 30 Suli Tranf 9crbcrt, e. Soiepb 5
Nupinl 6S Sabre alt
glm 90 Snli Sbumac 3. 3unirn, gir 49,
Sio Hotom0c GirnGc I Snbr nlt
glm 2s. Sil Suhn s. 0raE, Baltimore
SiaoipcidHQniB 80 Sabre alt.
gln 80. Sni glnnn NJ. gee, Nr 2l2l. Guil
ipro 9lucnuc. l6 Sabre alt.
glm % Snli 0cnrB NieOiUpan, SidotiiDc5
MISUNDERSTANDING 16 Sabre ait
glm 2s Sni Sane ylnpp, gir. 53i6. Gbcli
nniglucnuc. rs sabre alt
9lm 30. Jull 9lrnoo llmbragc, Pr 9iO
cii..0iulbcrrh Sirnhc bS Sabre uli
Pm 20 SILL Sbpmoc gtbite, McrcD 0olpis
tai 20 Sabre dlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
@ricSlOm Yine.


.Qoro Baltimore" uao Reiul" ubr Wsop
Qcns ldolid mo @oilniags bon @Qlt' rno 8up
G6copcale lino SclumarcNnndl Solicn ~
Nciictton mo 06citcr. Nn. an. 6nprpclo
$t2J 0inreiie; GEnoiobr So. Giiili9 6nss
6iidiabrl per xal. ooer Na~lpooi uocr V'
~ a. 8. .synDn" $3.50. 60.
Spc,nraic inr cincH s9co MIR nnl gag
boot nnm @bilaoup1a afIlig, 1Je. i'm slu9llli5
0cinc Bnlbcn Sine!c. Scocll N'oiina hhO
Ginen 9eco 75c @iacic 5um SerIoui "
@bi .uocpbia uocb Baltimore nnr piiii'A nn
Faqbooicn piiliiQ nit NbaDrt s %orm al lV
Nnnlbcole iabren uaHu GonWoAs anesv
numnen, ll6r gnd,nl SirmAdilAS Nilcle ~
nicoriuen Naien bc YllbauQb'e nud Nll1ll'
Sin. edpc lRah glshniu 4nrf Honp StanW,
Ncip gnrf 9lOalD &roO ino n0rpllme YnIr
len. Niabl8eitcn 75c 6rnOi 81 nleoriecltesn.
Nnicn ais pcr G0Dn nngcnoninIcH uuo ueIol'
0larcuce Sbriurr, aaent.
(Suuif 3Iitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
gS6illip Q3efer, len.

Gs iiorb am 2s Suli 1914 Ybnip ScGcr,
icn., aeiebicr 0iaiie Der rcriorhcnen Diargn'
rcibe gcdcr i'm 9lifcr ron so Sdbrcn. in icincr
gSobnuHQ Gr. 40, Morn Sruni Sirnhc Gi'
gicctoianHa iiiloct iiaii am Somlaa yia1miiiaN
3 llbr. Ncicpung oui Gem ueouoonsEarI
SrIeonnlc." lglnaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
GbeSopeafc SSend).

AUWUTlI WLIIWOIIWWU
N-rldht %irr an 6nR ppn y'Snnoiunp "a
Souniuee. &lcnilaGs, Mllilpoms, o1nhcflisaone,
1880 9oru, Gnnlinq5. l.15 9adm. oVe;
9,ei'm Uiuuni0cn Mi1ninQs ln0 0rtiid8o,,
glbenos 25c 9Ucraier 9isionio iilr Nrpnnlla
slm Syciaa, ben 81. SMi miro Der Sanl
picr .Sreamiano" icinc Nicno3e!u.oavti hW
tcrucnncn.
(Suli30-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
9[n Sc 0nmcn.

ne til5lgc eMulf in Der yta0t.
llnIcrr Nnh'alaien ieti clfeiL 5unGe Dnmen
mcbc Die Gle0ermahcrfnnli noA ben nenclen
Wlcbu0rr cricrncn poncn i0nncn oicS ~ INT.
srr 3ci nurM ben Nn.mlnh on oiee aloilen
crrcdcE. lincrrchl lRorecuS. 9iahnlha0s nno
9lhcnos. gcQucmc Giunoen. Sm Sonle be-
onuneue glAciicn i0nucn mubrcno oes Inter
iihiS inrtocicbt mctoen C5rnnollcbcr llnter'
rifi I'M gniipnrf bon miuiicrt crihcllt Glberf
YlueflnD ldriihD poCr mi't0li0 bel Sri
nu6erc. 9ir. 3O2. lt'Snrctcra-Sirnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

Die nmcrifnndcn SctuuseN, Die in cusliider
5proc6c pubIi3irt reroq1 modim oic ociltidlc antr
pcrnidtct e6cn g9orlm? 0ie Sdlite oes 9liitcs ocr
oiucrilandqn 9lation III ocutit 0edibco 9lut nO
0cutidjc aultlr 6oben oicics Sai0 aroB acto@t SIS
II mpcriIonoliMl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

bge, i'm gllier BON 7s Sabrcn mo Nionalct
ncebter Safe Der oerorbcncn gSllDclmlna
Nrnuocs. &clUnnbte uno ,Srcunoe Der Ons
milic iino ncninnqshu cinQclaocii, Der Nects
oinnno bon einer lcbicu gNobnnnQ, VI. 722,
Shns@uno 'Strnnc, nm Gamiing 9la6mtid9 nm
llbr, bc8llpobncn. gcctnn0 dni oeni IL.
GOnnQciiCnl &cmciern." (Suli3O- -9lugD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
9[nna gOl. QSradlt.

0s farb am So Sul 1911 Nnnn Ni. 9raht.
"a Sabre alt eeliebie @niiin ocS peniorbenen
O6arlcs ~ Rfo6i Sic &crpdnoien uno
Trcmnoc iino cinQclnocn ocr IrnncrIeicr am
enmhaa. llbr NnhmiiiaQs. n Drcr E0bs
mnQ 9ir. 6ij, 9ech.Nrnnllin 2irafc, bci5ni
iuobncu Ncicbung pripai. (Suli3l sHlp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

Salten mir Sen Sc6nnptnngen anglu'amcriiandIcr
9ldttcr gegani6er oic Die @nii6cong iiber arie9 mo
Srie6c nnd Berlin perlegcn uolen oaron lct oaB eS
lid Inn eincn aricg 5piiden Oelierredllngorn uno
Scr6icn hnn0elt uuo oaB Ded)lao oobe gar nid)t N
e3ctrod)i fomt 10 loge 9nOerc id) nidlt cinnliden.
Sic gcrantporilg iiir cincu aagemeiner arieg wroc
bel Tencn egen bic id 8lpiidlcn Oeerreib mo Ger
hien cinmAen m0ngI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
NipiocnOcn.
Giants e@aameiiicr'S.gareaa.

ciants emaEmcincrSsVRrcaa.
MnndpOliS .Dio. 90. ,Sui 1914.
Sic bal0dbrIdcn 3inicn, idui0 an I. sln.
cuff 1914 dui oic 0'icnilbcH Sd)ulocn ocs
Gi0aice NinrOian0 mcrocu lnl ober nab Dem
1. MnQmli 1914 pun EomQiue %. 1bomas,
Giaais. glpcni oNlcrbdnies Wic60nicS ylallonnls
yanf" Baltimore nus0c6ublt mcroel
WimrrnD 0anoipcr,
S6ntmcii!cr bon N,nynano,
(Snh3O, 81 ;IugD
Baltimore, srnrrpps @uiui & G1ciapcalc
9lnilunD 6pnlpdnn
Gonpon.3inien anf Die critic Sppoilei 4hsc
c5olo. 4 hliQdilUnen ocr baltimore. SpdrrqpS
4oinl & 0bciapcnfc 9ai.mon GompnnD", eois
pon gir 90 idlli0 am / 9luauit 1914, mcrocii
i'm @nnibnuie BON Alcronoer Srolun & cons
be6abli ucrocii.
(9mGD Sicuuerirctcnocr S6opnellicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
gScrmiIdltc 9ln5ciscn.
GncsinI.glptis.

sir liclcrn an Oraauiiniionan, Die @ien'cs
mo Muoliiiac bcrnniialici, foiicunct @ltGstao
mo 9unmcrn iiir 3udermaaren.
Tcncs gliioriincnf bor 0nnoics * hlibihcn
zdnhicm III mdbiqcu @rcicn e,euelt er'
ia6lcncn Ninnn sum Nctrieb ocs VliidraoS'
pcrui gcpinhi
unicren glpenien lommen mo lid niicrci EloH
crlldrcn 6i lailen.
Giroiuia Snrc Gauon So,
406 OpluithG;rnRc.
(Sum2G- gluo26 ,ia1&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
g8il6elm gll6rcdlt.

@s iiarC inn 0cuii0cn ejreiicnbcm Ncrr
slllhrlm sllbrcalt In ieincm IS. gcbcnsiabr
Sic Nccrolanna inoci Samun0 Gormltiaq 10
uhr iioit (9lng)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
Nic brltrn nnO bclIcble[tsn

NnWcfInUfICU VUN INIIINIUlN UNV
bcGidncn Gnmlaa, 20. Stunt
Bic pr1dtincu Nnrt ScppIit. MP Scttrrto~
GrinriUncr .
0,robnrtiae Scencre. ciebir0s Ausibtef, pc
arnhcn Nridci Riots hcm SuSQncbnnna SUN
olcin Vcic0icr 2dmplcr ,SueQnebnnnn. W.
0rn 0iciitnQ, HOuneriiu0 ln0 Gomlid9 lig'
ilbr Nadn 3u 0duic mn i0.45 gbenos'
9TiiirodS % &orin. uno SanliioN9 10 NornI
fSiuti s I&E. .3liic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
Nefanntmndlnnnen.


3I, ,Nn-I IVII.
SD babe appIiiotion iir oas iolecaoc 4liui.
lcAiun crbaien:
giorowcii Columbia gloeunc uno 8nindm'
StraBc NiUior bon 8 s. k
gScr ocuielbcn opp0nrt noge ieincE &roicIt
In olcicm Nlrcau liui nOCr Dor 10 ltbr Snrs
mtioge am 3 2n9nf 1914 einrciden lpann
nUcr oicicbcu NciUuB gtlapi wl1o.
Is. g. Stutbe,
(9uQD 5cbdu0cs Snpcltor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
SScrmiIdjtc 9In5eiasn.

W,cionGcdn oroBcs eager; prompie
Nicniie NJ VI. Timaiec, 20 Ghospumnrp'
etrNhc Tclephon CT Vdul 3997
(,NuI2s. .S&S1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
spirifnoIcn. .eiccnscn.

Cite NJ H.
Nuicnu ncr
piritnpicn.Hiccu5' 'OOmmNnrc,
8immcr 306, OjrrmtSprbngbr.
9. 0cnrD Ynicr @rliioent
giobiion Is. Wlnllfin,
Spicp6 u. But,
Gommiiidrc.
Sic nangcnannicn Hcriuncn habcn clne %clls
ton iilr elnc 6noctails spriincirR.ticeni pont
I. Mai 9i4 Cnacrcibt oic am Sunnnbcnc,
ben 10. An0nit 1914, nm II ll1r Sotmlilu9s,
IN Ncraibnng gcioAcn lpro.
Yrutclic nlilncn bio IL uOr WiilnA5 0nl
Gunnering, ben 10. @nHnt 1914, cinBcrcldt
peroen. fir mclne Sorntilarc anl @clu6 M
0cicm Bureau craRgl pcrocu onncn
9u1n s.. gangBammcr
NneI.0lerI.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24
AN ocALA MAN SEES AND TALKS TT
WITH LEO FRANK

Last week Mr.. T. H. Harris of this
city, who is now in Chicago, spent a
couple OF days in Atlanta. While in
that city Mr.. Harris, through the
courtesy OF Mr.. John Owens of At
lanta, formerly of this city, who is
chief deputy to the sheriff, he was
taken to see Mr.. Leo NJ. Frank, the
young Albanian, who was sentenced
to hang today (his Both birthday for
the murder of little Mary Phagan in
that city, a case that has attained al
most worldwide interest. Mr.. Harris
talked with Mr.. Frank for several
moments, but not about his case, and
no mention of his approaching death
was made.
While in Atlanta Mr.. Harris met
quite a number of former well known
Ocala people-Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Gaff-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Cox, Mr.. Her.
man Benjamin: and others. He writes
that the people of that city are look
ing forward with great interest to
their opera season week, and are pre-
pairing to entertain a very large
crowd.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24
MRS. FRANK o. REAGIN DEAD

News was received in Ocala Thurs.
day of the death of Mrs. Frank o.
Reagin of BrooksvilIe, former well
known and much beloved woman of
this city.
Mrs. Reagin has been in bad health
for the past few years, but her condi-
ton had not been regarded as critical
until few weeks ago. Accompanied
by Mr.. Reagin, Mrs. Reagin left
Brooksville for Hot Springs, Ark,
where 1t was hoped that her health
would be so improved that she might
be spared for many years, but it was
impossible to longer ward off the
death angel, who came to her on
Wednesday night and released her
from her earthly sufferings. Mrs.
Reagin's death occurred in Birming-
ham.
The many Ocala friends and ac-
quaintances of Mrs. Reagin will be
very sorry to learn of her death.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24
THE DEATH OF A FLOWER

AS long as spring is here one may
be excused for writing on poetic sub
jects, such as the song of the birds,
the birth of day and the roar of the
waves, | have chosen a subject in
harmony with the general trend. 1t is
the poetry and charm of a flower in
its life history, from the moment that
it unfolds to the eager gaze of men
to the hour when it is shriveled and
dry.
The opening of the flower is SYM
bolic of the birth of the awakened
soul to the life beautiful, whether in
this world or the next. 1t is remind
er of resurrection. The flower, the
days that it lasts, brings joy to men
and awakens the softer emotions that
protest against evil and persuade the
heart of dreams of love. But the
flower will wither and SO will the
heart.
/ have just been watching the pro-
gress of a flower drama. A few days
ago friend plucked one of the sweet
est from a cluster of sweet peas. 1t
was worn as a buttonhole adornment,
but in a few hours it had begun to
droop. Then it was put in a cup of
water and gradually resumed its
lie
to the tonic of hope and love. But to-
day the flower has dropped again. It's
time is at hand, and gently, reverent-
~, 1t is laid aside.
Just dead crumbled flower, that's
all. But | am fully persuaded that the
flower has soul that still lives, and
will, ere long return and reanimate
some other flower, even more beau
.iful. Everything that lives cannot
die, for it is part of the universal
oneness. And If the soul of flower
so surely finds it's way back to its
Maker without creed or dogma, how
much more so shall the soul of man!
Yet some people say the man who
dies without having subscribed to
two-by-four theology is forever lost!
These are just few thoughts read
from the heart of a flower. Does a
flower not mean anything to you?
Bears it no message to you of higher
things If not, you are not fully
awake. No less a person than Christ
himself used the lilies of the field to
illustrate some of His greatest les
sons.-S.s S. NJ. Tampa Tribune
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

Advertising men are indebted to
the late Andrew Long, says the Out.
look for the suggestive little com.
parison: when a goose lays an egg
she just waddles off as if she were
ashamed of it-because she is a goose.
When a hen lays an egg-ah, she
calls heaven and earth to witness it,!
The hen is natural born advertiser.
Hence the demand for hens eggs ex-
ceeds the demand for goose-eggs, and
the hen has all the business she can
attend to-"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24
DANGER AFTER GRIPPE
Lies in Poor Blood, Cough and
Worn-Out Condition.

Crippe. pleurisy. pneumonia are
ExeatIy 90 be feared at this season.
To prevent grippe from being fol-
loved BY either pleurisy or pneumo-
MIA. it 10 important TO drive the last
1rnccs Of it out Of the system
Our advice IL 70 take Vinol. our
delicious cod liver and iron prepare
lson without oil, and get your
-mirength and vitality back quickly.
w. w. Lake Of Aberdeen. Miss,
xnays: Grippe left me weak. rundown
and with a severe cough from which
4 suffered for a long time. tried
different remedies. but nothing SEEM
% 20 do me any good until took
ginol from which received great
benefit. My cough Is almost entirely
Eone and I am strong and well again"
Try vinol with the certainty that
n a does not benefit you we will give
back your money
p. 8. For Eczema Of Scalp try
sur Saxo Salve. We guarantee It.
The Court Pharmacy, oeaIa, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

Mr.. S. G. McLendon. of some repu
tation in Georgia, says of the Panama
canal tolls bill:
There is but one step between the
United States and endless embarrass.
ment, and that step is repeal for the
reason urged by the president. Defeat
of Mr.. Wilson's bill is of supreme i'm.
portance.
Congress could Immediately after
its defeat pass repeal bill and allege
as reason that the canal was going
to be operated at loss.
This done, the congress should de.
clare that the canal was open to all
nations upon terms of equality, but
for American purposes, in peace and
in war, the United States would do
with it as it pleased.
There is an easy way-repeal for
common sense business reasons.
There is a hard way-a via doloroso
repeal because of the treaty and
thereby fasten upon ourselves a
treaty that should be abrogated.
(Which shall we take? The first,
If the canal is to be owned and used
by America; the last, if it is to be
owned by America and used as their
own by foreign countries. A free
country is the vital ISSUE"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24
"HYPNoTIoUE DANCE" ARRIVES

Another rival to the tango has ris'
en- in La Danse Hypnotique," in
which the figures are as easily COM
prehensible to the ordinary human
being as the connection between a
solitary eye in the right-hand corner
and detached finger in the left-hand
corner OF Futurist painting.
The names of the seven figures of
La Danse Hypnotique" are startling,
The first is "Tiarats." This is follow
ed by Fascination" a suggestion of
catalepsy, and then "The Hypnotic
STEP" Then comes "Lethargy." The
last figure of all is Coma"
II is asserted that this dance is the
highest form attainable in scientific
dancing, whatever that may be.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

bulletin furnished by DR.. Porter of the
state board of health along this sub.
ject. He says that a town is a mir.
ror. rejecting the people of a town
II town is dirty it is because its
people are dirty. That clean people
and clean minds make for cleanliness
and clean town,
Following the civic program Mrs
Kramer and Mrs. Warner were the
hostesses of the social half hour, and
served the most delicious cake and
iced tea.
At short executive meeting Mrs
w. T. Whitley was elected a member
of the club.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

The New York World, which has
kindly consented to become the
statute of liberty to enlighten the
democratic party into the ways in
which it should go, wants to know
why it is that democrat in congress
will not sustain the president on
moral and patriotic issues, and asks
why should there be a democratic
congress?" Are we to understand
from the World that there is no use
in a democratic congress as long as
Woodrow Wilson is in the White
House.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

Mrs. ]. R. Moorhead has returned
home from a visit of several days in
Citrus county in the interest of the
canning club work. She reports con-
ditions in that county as most excel
lent and the girls most enthusiastic
over the work for this year. She is
receiving most wonderful! encourage.
ment In that county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24
MR.. ION FARRIS FOR THE SEN
ATE

Mr.. Ion Farris of Jacksonville. a
former Ocala man, has formally an.
nounced his candidacy for the state
senate. Mr.. Farris has been twice
speaker of the house of representa-
tives and his friends are confidently
expecting his successful election to
the higher branch of the house.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

when one begins to have an itching
for office he then begins his profess
sion of love for the common people.
The behavior of the average seeker
after-office CRATES harshly on the
nerves of the refined and sensitive.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

The many friends OF Mrs. Julia s.
Haisley were rejoiced to see her able
to be down town Thursday. after her
recent severe illness.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

Just because Congressman L'Engle
voted against the repeal of the canal
tolls matter he is classed as "reac.
tionary." and Editor Frank Mayes
leaves him out of the hall of great.
ness.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

Editor Watterson. too. is seeking a
place in the little trundle bed beside
the president. We do not know what
bed Colonel Harvey is occupying. He
may be given place at the foot, but
the president has mighty long legs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24

Charles F. Murphy seems to have
been lost in the shuttle. Wouldn't it
be "how 'dye-doo" if he were to find
a place in the same bed with the
World, Billy Bryan and the President.
But stranger things have happened