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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
TRICE'S TRUMPETEER
ARTICLES Published under this Heading fur
nished by M. P. A. Bureau, Jacksonville
Advertisement

Some esteemed friends CD take ex-
ception to the clerical expression pub
lished in these columns to the effect that
prohibition is not christianity. So do /.
That is. to the manner of expression
not to the sentiment. The expression
should have been, Not Christlike.'' I'm
der the amazing leniency of the plan of
salvation. men may I've long way from
God. and still make the goal. Hence
Il have hopes for prohibitionsists. But
1t cannot be said Christ was a prohi-
bitionists. Therefore prohibition is not
Christ-like; it follows, also, that it is not
christian like because the life of Christ
was nothing but manifestation of the
christianity which is pleasing to God.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
CLUB MEETING

The Fortnightly Club met with MRS.
Clara Davis March 9Th, with but Ie"
members present on account OF sickness.
The quotations were from James husseh
Lowell. and short sketch OF his hfe was
read by Mrs. c. @. Davis. The subject
What can we do for our Town was re-
sponded to with an excellent paper ~
Mrs. F. r. Blount, followed py Mrs
Crosland. both of which containea many
good ideas. Other ladies responded CIV
ing various suggestions on the suDJeo',
Miss Bertha Pepper read an orisihal
poem telling Of the things we might no.
do for the good Of our town me heA'
meeting will be on March 18TH at inc
home of Mrs. Sikes.-SEC
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@PRlMCE OF SPIES.
He Was Young Alsatian In the serv-
ice of Napoleon.


ice of Napoleon.
To those who look with contempt
upon spies and such ak profit by their
labors 1t comes as a surprise to learn
that Napoleon. the greatest Of all mas
tiers OF war. owed to his excellent serv-
Ice OF spies not few of his most bril-
liant victories
The man whom he picked out to
organize this secret service was regi-
mental officer named Savary. who
afterward became Due de Rovigo.
Savary. like his master. excelled In his
Judgment of men; he gathered from
various corners OF. Europe an immense
number of agents who served him with
varying degrees of success. but with
that curiously uniform fidelity which
the service of Napoleon always seems
to have bred.
Chief among them was a young Al
satan. Charles Louis Schulmeister.
who earned the nickname OF Prince
Of Spies Savary had come across
him in the early days In little AL
satan village where Schulmeister. the
SON of a local clergyman. was carry
ing on a gigantic and emlnently sue
cessfu system Of smuggling. When
Napoleon commissioned him to organ
lie an army OF spies Savary at once
bethought him Of his shpewd and
audacious friend.
So young Schulmeister entered the
French service in 1900 being then
barely thirty. He showed considerable
skill In watching the doings of the
emigres Ia Germany. He 1t was who
traced the unfortunate Due d'Enghien
to Ettenheinl. where he was arrested
A certain General de Thumery was
arrested at the same time: this was
the result of French official thinking
that Schulmeister. who with his strong
German accent would say General
Doumery." was speaking of the much
wanted Dumouriez.- Westminster Re.
view.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
NEIGHB0RIN6
TOWNS
HERMoNT
-..-s-s..s...

D-fts'O'N'
Bermont, Mar. 9-Ray Burke returned
home Sunday from Arcadia where he
has been employed in the orange indus
try.
Mr. and Mrs. Kersey of Tampa, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Buchanan this week.
G.. NJ Berry is home again after an
absence of several weeks.
S. M. Kirton and G. w. Gatewood have
been improving their places by planting
out more orange trees.
e. E. Bailey sold his fine COW to G. G..
Brown OF Punta Gorda.
Visitors to Arcadia during the week
were Patrick Burke, ]. d. Mercer. W. HI.
Harm, w. S. Baxiey and o. A. Held.
Mrs. Unice Burke returned home
Thursday to the delight of her many
friends.
d. c.. Hoffman and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Leland spent the week camp
ing on Fisheating creek and report a
fine time.
: G. w. Gatewood filled his regular APP
pointment at the school house Sunday,
both morning and evening.
Mrs Edmunds and Mrs. Eunice
Weaver celebrated their birthdays by
having a porch party at Mrs Edmund s
where several friends met to wish them
many happy returns of the day.
j. C. Shennefieid went to Arcadia Sum
day.
Mrs. E. A. Bolster and mother and
children, arrived in Bermont Friday
from Chicago.
Raleigh Virgins is visiting in Ber-
mont this week
j. n. McQuaid. c. w. Peacock and
Geo M Berry, S. M. Kirton were Punta
Gorda visitors during the week.
j. P. Gatewood made a flying trip tc
Tampa the first of the week on impor-
tant bus iness.--CITIzEN.
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crots and His wife.

The wife of the historian Grote must
have been an extraordinary woman.
She rode without a saddle. she was not
afraid to put of in boat without
man.. and she was plucky enough to
marry her lover without permission
and return home without saying
word about it. Sydney Smith described
this lady and her lord in his happy
fashion. Il do like them both SO much.
for he is ladylike. and she is perfect
gentleman"
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
Electrical Displays.

The scientific explanation Of electri
cal displays is that where there Is a
sufficient difference Of potential In
adjacent states OF electricity there is a
sudden fash OF light and sharp
sound, caused By the struggle to at
tain equilibrium. The flash Is light
ming. the noise thunder. whether the
lengths of alternating discharges are
one-thousandth Of an inch or three
miles, as In streak lightning. New
York American.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

1t is contended by certain class OF agi-
tators,we have TO rectricS personal liberty
to prevent murder. arson. and the whole
oeca.ogue Of crime. Such is not the case
Liberty Is not license. AL crime Is an
infringement upon the rights Of another.
Human rights and human liberty are sy-
nonymous terms, and never run counter
to each other. 1t is well to bear In mind
that In discussing principles, we invariab-
iy speak OF normal humanity, unless
otherwise specifically stated.
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Life and Death.

An English minister, who guarded
his morning study honr very carefully.
told the new maid that under no cir
cumstances were callers to be admit
ted-except. of course. he added. In
case OF life and death.
Half an hour later the maid knock
ed at his door. "a gentleman to see
you. sir
"Why, thought told you"--
"Yes. told him." she replied. "but
he says it's question of life and
death"
So he went downstairs and found an
insurance agent--New York Globe.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
CHARLOTTE HARRoR

Charlotte Harbor, March 9--Weather
ideal, little cool--had two fine frosts
within the last few days.
Miss Bette Knight returned home last
week, after an extended visit with rela-
tives in Tampa and other points
Mrs. w. F. and Miss Emma Nabers Of
Birmingham, Ala. are spending some-
time with relatives of cur town this win
ter These good people are exceedingly
fond of fishing and seem to enjoy our
Splendid climate and place.
Mrs W. H. Burkhalter and charming
little girl are visitors with Mrs BIS
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Ne Was Serious.

Father-Jane. are that young mans
intentions serious. Daughter-i think
SO. pa. He says our carriage shed could
he easily transformed into garage.
mud the attic. would make dandy bill
Hard room and bowling alley. Hous-
ton Post.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
Rhythm In Rowing.

Rowing means much more than mere
exercise of muscles. Over 1t all lies
the strong spell Of ordered movement,
the delight of pure rhythm, which the
rowing man is perfectly justified in
claiming mast be experienced to be
understood London Field.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

Self-restraint is one of the most beau
tiful of all the teachings of christianity
On the other hand, forcible restraint of
the freedom of those not engaged in, nor
likely to engage in, an overt act against
the peace and well being of society is a
form of tyranny which has brought to
grief every government which adopted
and enforced 1t.
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ton of the liberties of people who live
right but the punishment of wrong do
ers--for its restraining effect upon those
Of like evil inclination Any other kind
Of law is an unwarranted infringement
upon human rights
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

Everybody knows that. to tell a child,
Thou shalt not" and then permit it to
do the inhibited thig. makes 1t DISC
bedient and wiIlful So, also. with men
who are. nothing but boys gron old"
1t follows. of necessity, then. that the
passage of laws which cannot be enforced
Is harmful to society.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

1t is undisputable that degenerates
form only very small per cent, Of our
population. While sympathy for them
is commendable law is for the greatest
good to the greatest number, and 1t Is
not proper that the whole country should
be brought under paternal and tyranical-
ly restrictive laws passed for sole benefit
of the degenerate
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
BEST FAMILY LAXATIVE

Beware Of constipation Use DIT; King
New Life Pills and keep well M sIn
Charles Z. Smith, of West Franklin; M,
calls them Our family Laxative tp.,,,
ing better for adults or aged Get snein
today. 25c. All Druggists or py mani
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

Ibid you gain In weight after your
hunting trip"
''Only temporarily. went back as
soon as the doctor removed the shot,
Washington Star.
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What People Think.

A man doesn't care what his wife
thinks of him when he refuses her
money. But he viii hand a strange
waiter a dollar tip rather than have
the strange waiter think he is cheap
Cincinnati Enquirer
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FATHER FINED
Chastlsed His Son After He Had
"Cussed" Him and He Was Ar.
rested-Cost Him $40.

Jim Collins. a bad negro taken from
b. and o. train No. los Tuesday night.
was given half an hour to get out of
town yesterday morning by Judge Jor-
dan in police court. and the last ac-
counts were. that he was getting
Quite little excitement was caused
previous to his arrest
William Lafever was fined sro and
cost or 30 days in the workhouse yes
terday morning for chastising his son.
The boy works in a hide house in the
East End and the father became angry
about the odor OF his clothes, and pro-
ceeded to to tell him So IL is said the
boy cut loose with an oath and the
father struck him.
Joe Mckenzie, suspected OF boot
Logging by Detective Minard was fined
$40 and costs. When arrested Tues
day night, the man had three pints on
him and II is said does not work.
Marshall Darlington was fined $40
and costs while Sol Rosenberg was
given similar sne and took an ap-
peal. The case arose over traffic regu-
lations.
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INDEPENDENTS
Place Ticket In Field to Combat Pres
ent Parties Composed OF
Democrats and Republicans.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiireneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. "a
To offer combat to the three older par.
ties In the present campaign an indie
pendent party ticket, under the leader
snip OF Samuel Bowen. was launched
at Charleston today. The independent
ticket Is composed OF both Republic
cans and Democrats. Adam b. Little
page, Democratic nominee for Con.
gress, was Endorsed for Congress, and
the candidacy OF DR.. Martin V. Godbey.
Republican for State Senate, met with
similar announcement The county
ticket is as follows:
Judge OF the intermediate Court
ID. w. Taylor. Democrat
Clerk of Circuit court-w. A. Abitt.
Democrat.
Clerk of County Court-E. NJ. Craig.
Democrat.
County Superintendent OF Free
schools-Geo. w. Jenkins, Republican.
Commissioner of County Court-Dr.
Geo. McJones. Democrat.
House OF Delegates-George w. Har-
rison and Ed Hope. Republicans: A. s.
Thomas. c. p. Peyton and Elmer Mel
ton, Democrats.
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APPEAL CASES
Four Cases VIII Be Heard In Circuit
Court Today, Three In Part Once
and One IN Part Two.

-Four appeal cases will be heard TO.
day In Circuit Court. three in Part One
end one In Part Two. Judge Hervcy
also has jury out. and with judge
Newman's jury out there should be
six Juries doing duty today ". J..
Colts will appear In Judge Hervey's
court this morning as his own attor-
ney I'm the case OF +. j. Graham vs.. w.
J Cots. the same being brought for
the recovery Of witness fees.
An automobile jam will be aired in
the case Of S. {. Burrier vs.. w. G.
Etzler. This suit Grows out of A
crash on Zane street. last spring. when
the plaintiffs automobile crashed into
That Of the defendant. A repair bin
was presented 20 Dr. Etzler which he
refused 70 pay. Mr. Burrier then
brought suit and received Judgment
vhcroupon the doctor took an appeal.
The third case is that Of Paul VIII.
Hams We. l.. G. Bailey. This suit e. q
minor appeal 20 settle an estate In
Judge Ncwman's court win be heard
an appeal Of J. r. Arbenz W.. Henry
Rcitcr. 81 al
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BOOSTERS RETURN
6eilaire Merchants and Manufacturers
viii Start on Return Trip
This Morning.

Beliaire boosters viii leave Woods.
held this morning on their return
nome. The little German band :"
which accompanied the boosters Is AT.
tracing attention everywhere. Last
night az Woodsfeld they made the air
enthusiastic with music to the delIgh,
OF the residents. and when the boost.
ers get ready to depart this morning
there VIII be regrets that the band
cannot remain behind.
The trip yesterday was without In
cident. There were no accidents ana
apart from a few blowouts and pune
lures. the first days AUTOMOBILES tr,p
TO boost Bellaire. wns a great sue
cess. All along the route YESTERDAY
me Bellaire boosters we're given a cor
dlal reception. At Tacoma, the boost.
ers visited the Childreu's home. and
All the children we're given an nutou,o-
pic ride. and presented with boxes ~
candy and dolls In return. the boost.
ers we're presented with large baskets
OF fruit by Superintendent GiHen the
party was met al Tacoma bv tho
GAINESVILLE Commercial club and 81
corted 70 that town. where dinner was
served Barncsvilio had gala dav
on the arrival Of the boosters and tie
entire town turned out 10 see the vtri.
tors and incidentally TO hear the Ger.
man band discourse classical mueir
ana the vocal selections By the trio
composed % James Sellers scott
Dean and William DOrer
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CIRCUIT COURT
Is VERY BUSY
JURY IN THE EMPIRE NATIONAL
BANK CASE Is STILL
OUT.
Other Cases Were Brought to a Con
elusion During Yesterdays
Sessions.

yesterday was an unusually busy
one in the Circuit Court, cases beina
heard and turies out. pondering over
the evidence submitted. At 5 O'Clock
last night. the jury in the case of the
Empire National Bank VS.. s. w Har.
per- ct al, had not reported and was
excused until this morning, when II
VIII resume consideration OF the case
The case in itself was rather technical
and the attorneys hope for a verdict
but they believe II will take the Jury
considerable time to reach a conclu
sion, because OF the many phases pre-,
scented in the case.
In the suit of w. J. Prayer VS.. The
Warwood Amusement Company. in
Part One, the jury found a verdict
for the defendant. The suit involved
the sum of S2S
In Judge Newman's court, the fury
In the case OF w. b. McMechen VS.,
George Catsadoris. announced at noon
that II was hopelessly divided, and
could not hope TO reach a verdict.
They were dismissed from further con.
federation of the case.
No verdict was reached in the case
of the Motor Sales Company VS.. z. NJ.
Atkinson and the jury was excused
until this morning. The evidence was
finished In this matter yesterday be
fore Judge Newman and the arguments
OF the attorneys submitted.
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Ed Gather, colored. who was arr<~ted
IN Wheeling last Tuesday % the chnrxe
OF striking a woman In thia city fnlle1
10 come TO this side OF the river
The Junior Mechanics win nola . reg
ulAr meeting IN their hall on Hanover
street this evening.
Work was started on the erection OF
me new home for Frank Sedxwick ON
Elm street yesterday morning.
The Royal N~fEhbcrs helt,n well At
o Ssqse e,r mse, I'M, An thelr hall on HAN
work was started BY the briekiasers
yesterday morning on refining the FUR
naSes at the local blast furnaee.
De left ~ the Ralston a Parker drug
store. or call 3l2-J on the Hell phone.
william Ball. who has bcn laid Up
~ ms ,,, home Tor several days on account
OF illness. II able TO be out again
Bert krim and Earl vennum lett yes
teruay morning In the iatter's auto 10
take In ne smithfield fair.
have returned home after a ssvsrsi
weeks visit with relatives In Pitts
parent Fres Faust - who has been yisltlns hi.
mas returned TO this city again.
Nearly all of the leaves about the CITY
y, wers burned yesterday morning owing
which leaves could be burned. y"
The prize team OF horses of Krtrn
Bros. was entered In the snithneid fair
"a AZ the result OF the wet aud DRY
eieStion heid IN Virginia Tuesday
casper McPeet OF Maynard. who died
noon. eAser-
Rey. J. B. Mcciay, pastor of IN. r,r-,
day morning for SorfciR 10 's s,,e yss, Ter.
conference. @ '"e
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AUTO ON FIRE
Ford Auto Owned ~ c. q. Kimberly
was Cause o. Much Excitement
N Business District last Niaht

Comfortable excitement was caused
lnsi night about s o'clock al the corner
OF Fourteenth and Main streets. when
= Ford auto. driven b. Mr.. &. h Kim.
terly' caught IRE from crossed wires
under the carburetor. The machine
vas stopped within ten feet OF where
caught IRE and n stiil alarm was
turned IN 10 the Chemical engine
house. The chemical responded and
easily eNunguished the blaze before
great deal OF damage was done Tho
partially wrecked machine was flowed
20 local garage where 10 will be re-
paired. the damage amounting 10
about 800
IN the machine. a. the time. was the
arlVer, Mr. Kimberly and Mr. t3corrs
Duval Considerable excitement wss
caused when the chemical engine
came down Market street and several
people came near being run over.
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Beiiatr. Rraafa

Miss Marie Day. OF Toronto. f. spend
ihk a rev days with friends here.
visit with friends az Belmont
Mrs. George Detricks. OF south Bell
alle. has gone % Newark for a visit.
Mrs Henry Holub Is 1T at her home
Paul Ferrell has returned 70 Seprfng
after visit with relatives here
=. >. TaEgert. OF Jerusalem was a
visitor IN the city yesterday
turned from a visit with his parents NJ
lniOntOWu, Pa.
Nlr. and Mrs. F. D. sutton and family
ls.t . yestsrday Tor an automobile trip 20
o.. N. Greenbank has returned from n
brief visit with friends IN wood sreid
lsouis AcNeal Or Sebrinr. o. spending
n rev days with relatives in the CIV.
laWreuce Griffin has returned 20 Fast
I've ~, Pool after spending Few days
The Layne A. G. football team viii
give n dance in Roma hau SATURDAY.
even nii,' Ihe music VIZ De furnished
nJ. liNckinhcrry orchestra
Mrf Del Brown has returned from a
visit 90 Mason city vs.. Va
q, liair,e chapter. order Of the Eastern
1tar VIII mold meeting in Mason Ir
Temple Friday evening
-. j. Crosslcy haa returned 90 Seattle.
Wa.h., atier visit with friends and
-, Mrs. vs.. q. warnock aua daughter.
Nc. " kanc who came here with the
ed 10 their home in saTord Arizona
Mrs Ale fmnllfr entertained iarf
night ~ Der hummer home near fffa
Guy. About thirty guests attended the
The hret annual dance ~ fhe nohemf.
an american Gymnartc association win
he iu tohemi4n bah. on Gravel Wuf
hntnflaF evening sklenaur.H orchestra
VIII furnish The music
Artnur MORAN and william GEORGE
. nave retlrucd from "a trip 90 Cautlna.
'nunid MORAN has gone t1 Atlanta.
90 where Do VIII enter COLLEGE.
WIS -."l"r. RI belmont street. enter
talhfd friends last evening with n
n.r euualloW toast az Pinch Run
Michael Gribhla. ~ belmont street.
fetlfned yesterday from n few DAYS
'lait WIN friends 90 pIffahurrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-24

The mere fact that 8. 8. &. the famous
blood puriner. drives cut disease IL q
worlds story. n topic Of conversation wher-
ever men get together.
They wonder why, simply because most
remedies are mystined and put before them
as "dlscoveriesL" The fncts are thar We
pay too much attention to possibilities and
not enough TO real, homespun accomplish
ment. s. s. s. b q remedy Of our fathers
IL has a history that Is written deeply In
mems minds because n has done the work.
driven out deep seated disease. revived
hope. put the O. X. on appearances and
elsnped down tight any effort Of gsrms
to get the upper hand. Any sore spot on
the skin II an immediate demand for
$. s. 8. since the nrst principle Of this
famous remedy Is to strike out for places
Of trouble. This 10 q physiological fact
and s. s S. IL true to the workings OF
our body.
Get a bottle OF s. 8. s. today AZ any
druggist and begin blood health IL win
master any blood disease and do IL In q
way TO emphasize its influence. And n
you would like DEFINITE advice write The
Swift Specific Co.. sc Swift Bldg, Atlanta.
Ga. Their medical department a where
most people nrst seek advice that puts
them on the straight road
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There o. some talk ri 0rgartrfr0 -,y.
eral bowling leagues the c9r5irr ..,.,...
geyfgc ititucr and g. ff Warpsr feff
rterdaf morning for atockport 10 I'd.
tend n reunion
George achcctE was q buefrer. yt-tt.
H ~ Ms tnard yesterday Afternoon
-tNeIai uemhera ~ the Hudad hum.
w 'ian at treepurt returned H. met
homes yesterday evening
N,.flb all ~ the local attorneys uerr
al - 'iairaviIe yesterday afendfr :
miqe Winnie Cochran ~ paffar.a ur-
y visiting az The home ~ Wiiiisp Son.
The change fu The uvrrfte- t,.t -
lha Nas great relief 81 the rmhffr
ne men employed 90 the Aetna 1f.r.
glrd mli vii receive Their rav safrr.
The streets IN The central part or Che
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INSPECT ROADS
state Road commissioner a. D VII
iams Visits This County and
Examines Roads.

State Road Commipsioner s. n Wi.
liams visited the city yesterday ami
conferred with the county commits.
sioners on the matter Of road condl
lions of the county Following the
conference the commissioner weni
over the roads win County Enrinocr
steenrod and Inspected the work thr.
ls being done. he expressed himself
- being .hiehly pleased with the cor.
oiuons of The roads. saying that thev
sre the best 81 any he has yet visited
VT. Williams b. making a tour Of tho
siate conferring with the numerous
road bodies. and came here from New
var ,i. iinsviile. He VIII return today ~
WelNel county where he viii confer
WIN me hoard OF County Comm q.
siOners there.