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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10

DIR. J. E. Chace, DR.. c. B. Aver and
DR.. NJ. C. Izlar are home from Allan
tic Beach, where they attended the
State Dental Associations annual
convention. The meeting was a
splendid one. DR.. Van Brunt of Tai.
lahassee was elected president of the
association for the coming year, and
DIR. Alice Butler of Gainesville was
elected corresponding secretary. DR.
Chace was reelected a member of the
examining board, and DR.. Izlar a mem.
Der of the executive committee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10

MI. Tomkiees Criswell and Miss
Sadie Poady of High Springs and Mr..
Luther Wimberly Of Alachua and
Miss Ethel Dohlberg of High Springs
made a Gretna Green trip to Gaines
vile, and were married by County
Judge Mason, and then made an auto
mobile trip to this city. where they
were met and congratulated by a
number of friends. The bridegrooms
are popular young men, and the
brides are favorites IN their home
town.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10
A MARVELLOUS BASEBALL cATcH

#-
In the February American Magazine
appears a page entitled 1.-TWO glimps-
es of Ty Cobb"-the great Detroit
baseball player, perhaps the greatest
player in the world. Following is one
of the stories told. 1t is entitled "A
Three-Ringed Circus Catch"
MANY a fan has attended games
by the score without ever having the
good luck to witness even one play
does not occur day after day. If /
am included among these it is quite
possible that others would not on
slider the play described as at all re-
markable. Also, the Importance of the
game in which it occurred, and the
attendant excitement, may have al
fected my judgment to some extent,
or have caused me to recall it more
clearly than other examples of PROV
diamond.
Toward the end of July in the
1911 season, the famous Detroit team
Athletics in a series of games, which,
it was believed, would have a great
bearing on the championship for that
year, inasmuch as the Detroit team
was in first place, with a small lead
on the Athletics. On the first day a
double-header took place. 1t was
during the first game that the mem
orable play was executed.
"a crowd of thirty-two thousand
persons attended. AS they overfiowed
into the outfield, it was necessary that
a portion be roped off, making play
ing rules necessary.
"The game was growing well on
toward the close of the usual nine
innings, yet neither team had sue
ceeded in forcing even a single run-
ner across the home plate. The De-
troit team was in the field, when the
Athletic batter swung on the ball and,
with a ringing crack, sent it soaring
over the green expanse of Shibe park
on a long, arching drive. The roars
of the thousands were deafining: it
seemed almost certain to land safely
for the hit that would endanger the
Tigers hope of uccess
Cobb, the great Detroit center
field, was racing for the ball with
all the marvellous speed of which he
is capable, though it seemed almost
impossible for him t breach it. AS
he arrived at the ropes before the
crowd, he turned, facing the ball, and,
leaped over the barrier backward.
catching the sphere on the fly while
1t was in the air. His spikes caught
In the rope, so that lie fell into he
crowd, landing on his shoulders. the
rest of his body remaining suspended.
In spite of this he held on to the ball.
This play convinced me that Cobb
was and is the greatest exponent of
out national pastime. 1t was unfor.
tunate, so far as he was oncen
that his great effort only STAYED off
defeat, as, after eleven hard-fought
innings, the Athletics were able 70
secure the run that gave them a well.
merited victory
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10
ocALA

Don't for a moment entertain the
impression that Ocala has a BLACK
| eye' and is going backwards.
Happily such an impression is faI
| from the facts.
At no time in the history of the city
are there more building going on OF
more in contemplation.
Five two-story store buildings are
now liz process of completion.
A 100000 brick school blilding is IN
process of construction. 1t will have
stone trimmings and in every way is
! a handsome structure.
A new primary brick school build
ing will soon be started.
The old primary school building
will be remodeled and enlarged.
The Woman's Club building is near
ing completion.
The Carnegie Library building is
just waiting for the plans to be
adopted.
The Commercial bank is being done
all over and the improvements are
handsome as they are expensive.
Quite a number of cottages and
bungalows are being built and one,
perhaps a number, of fine residences
are in contemplation.
Paving and street improvements
are going forwards in all parts of the
city.
Mr.. Lee Miller, Mr.. Edward w. Da-
Wis, Mr.. Allen Rodgers, former citi-
zens, who were recently here on a WIS.,
it, said that the city looked mighty
fine to them and Mr.. Rodgers who
has visited quite a number of our in
terror cities, says that Ocala, so far
as he a judge, is the finest interior
city in Florida.
Ocala is clean, it is in fine sanitary
condition, and its trade is good.
The banks show a healthy condi-
ton.
AOoA CotoIO iudL hCb 10 W. do az
tive as it has been at times, but no
one is sacrificing his holdings for
there is a feeling that Ocala is bound
to move forward.
Her fine geographical location, her
rich and fertile soil, Silver Springs
and the Oklawaha river, even with
out their contemplated improvements,
are assets too valuable to keep Ocala
at the tag end of Florida cities.
The automobile and good roads
have brought Silver Springs, Lake
Weir, Orange Lake and the Withla-
coochee river, very near to her doors
and the trolley line in the future will
bring them yet nearer.
Speaking personally we can say
that our own business was never in
better shape than it is in today. Our
job office is overrun with work and
the Daily and Weekly Banner are
gaining friends and are steadily grow
ing in public confidence.
We still live in the hopes of seeing
Ocala attain the position we predict
ed for her nearly half a century ago.
Her many beautiful homes and her
numerous automobiles at least tell the
story of plenty and contentment.
Let Us all get together and pull to-
gether and it will be easily possible
to lead the procession of Florida cit
les in numbers, wealth and splendor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10

The st. Augustine Record says that
weeds do not contribute to a "city
beautiful" Waste paper and old tin
cans are sore spots also. Catch the
Ocala spirit If one wants a "city
beautiful" All strangers comment
upon the beauty and cleanliness OF
Ocala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10
AN EXAMPLE FOR ocALA TO FOL,
Low

Il am inclined to believe" said the
Oldest I~nhabitant, that we would get
along much better, in Miami, if we
wiped off the old scores and quit res.
directing old grievances."-Miami
Merald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10

Where the eyes are tired and dull.
ed, as after motoring, use either an
eye lotion bath or n made of water
to which a little boracic powder or
witchazel has been added. Keep the
eyes open in the water: this viii both
strengthens and brightens them.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10

The hay crop is not to be despised.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10
Statement of the Condition of
THE oCALA NATIONAL BANK
Of OcaIa, Florida
AN ACTIVE U. S. DEPosITARY

At Close OF Business Tuesday, June
80, 1s14-condensed From Report
to the Comptroller of the Currency
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, Ma
r1on county warrants
and securities. :. ....$2S9,677.s6
U. s. bonds to secure cir
culation.. :. :. ........ 100000
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures. :. :. -. 100000
Cash on hand and due from
Danks.. :. =. -. $50. 106, 714.44
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-07-10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
0ir anitrn nnlerer gleniermna.

S5et 0cn So6rc 1875 oas So6r i9i3 engcidioi-
ien IL lin0 iiir sic 3mede unereS 9nnoeSbausbalte
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sr oriHe Sun0erimiQion DHauS iao 1888 muroc oie
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Sonn bis snr Sabre 1885 Don 422 auf 3ls 9Rillonen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Tic GclpGbritnq ocr Scbltregierimg iir Srlano lt
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10nnlrIlaa, Ed rs. @lai l0ll.
Ger gyrndl bcr6iitet.

Crr beiiirdtetc grd 3uiidcn Erdiioent @lon
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

YIN 25 Ma gunie g. glm0rpic, g,r 5i4.
gecl GroB sigabe 20 Sabre alt.
glm "a Oidi Srancic 81. Zurich, 9ir. 30S,
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pinl. rs Sabre ali.
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torium". 80 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Baltimore, 27. Mai 1914.
Gurcau Der Nb6unSinual Npmmiinun oct Stnbt
Wnfffmurf


9lu5cinc ocS 9iegcnpaiier.6untratic g,r. ".
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Rldncn ner5ci6nc III, oc i'm Bureau hes Nrn
Cabin ". 0enorid 9DclNnQcnicur Der Hbs
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i'm @ilrenu Der glb8nQeian0s GomHlllon, Sim.
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ocm iO Sun 1914 Der ndli bcnnb!en Spe'
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spc3iiiiatonen mo @ldne, i'm 6aIle eH slnae'
sin 6colanbioicr G6cd 6cs Nicicrs fir
$1,000. aui cine D@learin0 0onle Neni@ 9e3o.
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mnb Nhraihaii encn uno bic Sorbrlllen
hes gia0i-0b0yiers iihcr 0oniraiie criiuen;
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bor iracno Gin ooer 9Ae Inacboie lnrild5u'
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Suhn 0uberi,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Der ipaniide are0 cincn groBcn Sprung nadj o6ci gh
S62 Nillioncn 6eielc Die ghsgaben Oes Sabres 1899
lid. Sni iolgenocn Sabre warcn es MIR nod 600 N}il-
lionc inn Sabre 1901 gng eS mieoer iiber sic iiebte
SunOerimiaion binous 907 iber ole adtc 1908 i6er
0ie neintc no 1910 6er oic 3e6ntc Seitocm ba6eu
mir enen N}ilaroenGtat unO 0cn merOen mir mo6l
oud be6alten 9enigitens iino oe 9uSiidieu, iemals
mieOer oaOon ob3ufommeu, 6erlidj idedt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Ser oe6en 5ur 9lilsgu6c gclonaeuoc lo6rcS6erdt
Der Nanoesiammer bon 9iottcr6om iir oos Sa6r 1913
entbdt cine g3enge mGi6Dp0cr 3nbenangobcn Gas
leBtc Sobr bat Der boldnhi6eu @oISpirt6ibait lno
nidlt 5ulcbt Dem 9iotieroaner @ueu enen erbe6d5en
ghilidmlng gebrad)t 0ic Sanoelsfaumer erpdbnt in
oer @nleitmg i6reS @cridtS IT, gl Dab aud ole bodn-
odlc Sanoelsiotte fd auiher aeboltgen @ntpidllng"
crirclt. Iic Coinage ouplbol6nO1cu 6lagge III felt
1900 i'm 10 @ro5cut gctcgcn ipdbreno oic Steigcrmg
DER SetbanOelsottc mm cima 80 4ro5cnt betrdgt Ger
Sda6rtsbcric6r siottroomlS Gin Observation-Disclosures
ncn lit pon 10 1 Whlonen I'M Sabre 1912 oui iaIt 1913
Nlilonen i'm Sabre 1913 acltiegcu Sine rcdJt er6eb-
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9omen o0cr Inn 81 9Sro5ent oe 9(uSiu6r 9totteroomS
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gent aegcn 1912 gcitic9cn. Deie @ntuidlung olte, 10
idrcibcu Die ,Sambrgcr @eitrdge", Den maBgebenoen
Sreiicn mierer octdcn Seeit0ote 5lt Oenten 9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Cllicpu Griucuan uon Gomunoirn sIuenue
bnrm bn5 Giacntlum oce rctn.6rlcoloio
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puh St1OtrnthS uuu Baltimore
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sursau Oes @eOanoe.SaPe;.iore e

Sc miro biermii belanni oegcben. oaB ]ats
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ichcr @robmmier. Nr 1926, Wliiinmn SiraRe,
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IS mro biermit bciauni gcqepcli, oaB IS. ~
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8ei6necn Neror0mn0 Gr. 100 @ui6niii A.
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