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Evening star., 1914-11-27
no21-d&ds. exS
Tuos. ]. OWEN SON. AUcr1oNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE, 1923 W STREET NORTH

AhtSI1ES SALE Of DESIkABlE BRICK
WEST.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. 1885, at folio 81 ct seq. OF
the land records Of the District OF Columbia aud
At the request Of the party secured thereby.
me undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
THE FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1914. AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
Ing described land and premises. situate in the
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia. and
DESIGNATED and being lot numbered seven "a in
William Murphy's subdivision OF square mum
hered two hundred and two t2o2). as per plat
Teeo-ded n,s1 in the ONCE Of the surveyor of the
ISL. with the Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust securing the sum Of So 500 tparticulsrs
Of, Of which & @ Eill be stated at time of sale, al
of $500 will be required at time Of sale All
conveyancine. recording etc, at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale 70 be complied with with
in fifteen days from date Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop-
erty at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
after fve days advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington D. c.
HERBERT A. GILL.
IHEO. y. GILL. Jr..
no2o-d&ds.eISu Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcT1oNEER.

4THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
til TUESDAY, DECEMBER FIRST. 1914. same
hour and place, by order Of the trustees. no21&.3O
Evening star., 1914-11-27
Al ACRES ON THE POTOMAC RIVER AND
railroad; 14room dwelling and outbuidings.

ralroad' I4room uweHInR and outuu1dinGs'
There are few properties so well located
deep water frontage and railroad station on
the place. The dwelling contains IA rooms
So, coo to build. Complete set of outbuildings
and tenant house. Splendid location for club.
country home or farm. Duck and other game
are plentiful. Price. se.5oo. Larger acreage
II wanted up to $40.
THE FARMERS PROPERTY
Is world talk" today. Buy a farm
I'LL FINANCE YOU
! mean just what l say. I'll devise the way
that's easily followed by any one: Stock.
poultry, dairy, trucking and general farms
In the best sections Of Virginia.
J. NJ. KINCHELOE.
945 Pa. ave. NV. Washington, D. O.
Evening star., 1914-11-27

roE SALE
New. modern 8 and room housea.
90 exceptionally easy terms. PriesA
81 $50 and $3.50.
Monthly payments of $3.50 snd
SCI 80 include all interest and ray
nlents on principal.
Your rent money win buy one.
Finished throughout with hest ma.
terial and wo-kmS nship: tiled bath3
dome IN dining room: handsome paper.
Ing and fixtures: located 16th and Q
sts Sc. Open and lighted until .
p.m every day.
Representative on prem11sA
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucT1oNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwosToRY BRICK
DWELLING. NO 1880 MORSE STREET
NORTHEAST. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND BATH. HoT-WATER HEAT. COLO
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THOS. J. OWENS & son, 1891 G ST., WASH
INGTON. AUCTIONEERS.

G, G. SLOAN q co.. NC. AUcrs, 14o7 ST
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wILMoT ". TREW-
noo7.duntilds, ,exsu Trustees
Evening star., 1914-11-27

For RENT 1870 10Th NV ar ob. 81. co
1924 Vermont ay NV, I44s NV. 11r. has. 90
l3r 4b .slaO. 90 1881 r. 1lr. b.. 10
1915 NJ l2r h. rs 0Ol S12 18th. Sr. 2b- 10 90
l121 NV III % 65 on 1T2S 18th NV .Sr. b. 81. so
1873 NJ l2r h. 60 90 2222 NV, ar. 30. 90
STONELEIGT COURT.
few desirable apartments. now vacant from
$50 10 s165 n month.
: THE OLYMPIA. 18th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments. rooms and path to
Z rooms and bath. from $50 t" $40 a month
FITCH FOX & BROWN.
1893 r st NV
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THos. J. OWEN SON, AUcTIoNEERs.

NJ. D. ROSENBERG. 7th and E. Attorney.
Evening star., 1914-11-27

FOR SALE-1sS6 AND 1898 md ST. NV:
up to date homes: new; never occupied: colonial
fronts: six rooms: tiled bath: hot water heat;
gas water heater front and rear porches: oak
floors: beautiful mantels and fixtures very
deep lots to alley: good convenient location;
extra good value.
Price. S3.40O easy terms. like rent: buy
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON. owner and Builder,
141s F ST. NV.
A. RosENTHAL. Selling Agent. on the premises.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
Taos. J. OWEN & SONS. Auc11oNEERs.

uoa4-eod&ds exs1&hol Trustees.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

SUeIlHe uul OlSoth' ~ potS@
ariitian SSrebrif til aorge par Sri.
aen. @nbper Seitemmelie ON bill
fen Regieringsform 2anbet ifuloe
aipe iig, par en- Spfororing at, ON
oanoet ifulbe isge Sreo eaer gaa
moo arie. Sao Higsioriamlinge1
poa giospoIo inbe meo oen fuloe
Superenitet? On intet anbet bar
Meningen melem Observation-Disclosures
iaa bette % iaa uoperensItemmenoe
iom netop ON, Hpao ben 6oriam-
ling, bpori be lao, egettlig par.
SAB 5oriamlineen paa Giosoolo
inbe meo al Solfemagt, eler eler
bapoe ben finn ct enfelt beitemt Sps
Drag? Bar ben SoIfeiiiper9nite.
tens olmpetige Hepr9ientant meo
al Ma9t til at beitemme ON Norees
9anb og Rige eaer babe oen finn
at gipe Ell 8runblpp, p9lae en-
aonee, os iaa reiie biemP Gerom
raaoet llenisbeoen. Sg 9oneepaI-
get = set par arigen.
Isr ielpe 8runbIopen bebanSIe.
bes, peotos iom beficnSt Higsfor.
iamlinsen De 8rinoiGtninger, paa
hpilfe sem cgentlise 8rumolop full
Sc bpile. elsie bar bebanolet / oa
opitiaet al aonititutionsfomiteen
Gen isrite al oisie 8runoi9tnineer
LOO: "Norse bsr u9re ct inoifr9n-
oa arpelis WonarfI". % M lynes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

en- Tarasrai 0. !. b. Man paI0tc
oerfor en- &eoaftionsfomite paa ire
Wano (Girifs, Sperorltp % @eioe.
MANN til at "iGtte Gonititutionen i
Still % Sroen".
Zen 16be Mai bapoe oenn. SO.
mite tilerochragt lit Spero, OF 6ics.
foriamlingen mac bope ppret meget
tilfrebs meo Irbeibet for Sen peotoJ
uoen pibere 8rilnolopen / oens me
Sfiffelie, i%aainort Sen bar blit op.
lpit. Mens oct tioligere peotagne
llofait Jolt bapoe 115 1arograier, fif
8runoluoen / lin eno'lige Som fun
10 Garaeraier.
Sit npite Wsbe bolot Gigsioriam.
lingen ben 17be Mai. 90 ON hpa9
Der bGnote oenne Tag bioiGtter ri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

set iiQ, 1oor mcget Ser Ioa / 6aIien$
6orilog. gu ~ioritoO ale, at 6or'
ionrlingen bnuoe bunoet iig lelu, %
at alle, Iou too imo0 Erinicn, oor
iorpIigtcoe til at itenlmc. Ger op'
itoo Ell fort, uotiuo beitig gtcninga.
u~operlina. Y2eu ll0ioloet bar paa
6orbnon0 gipet.
@lnter oigap tiIiioit lit gotum
ielgen0e Cro: ga ri ale er mi
0enoe ON pores nRruprenoe polItiife
StiIling / europa. iou tror ieg oct
rigtlgit og ioriigtIgit, life at itemme
Tor uoget aonaeuoI9 / bette 2iebIif,
men 0erimoo anboloe hos Erinsre.
genten. at ban inotiI ui0ere peobliuer
@eItprelien al Gongeriget Iorge eiter
oen al Rig5ioriamliugen i%onftIoneres
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
Den zoe mai 1914.
8rmnblupen frrSis. ga Gbriitian
Treocrif palgtes til Gpnsc.

HigsforiamIingen paa Giospolo
afillttteoe oct egentlige @rllnolopS-
arbeioe allereoe Den lite Mai 1914.
Set bapoe ba taget offlirat en- llge at
e%iennemgoa % peotu9e &onititu-
tionsfomiteens anoet ltotait til
8runoIou for aongeriget Norge.
Wten BET itob enbnu tilboge at iin-
pubic BET pebta9ne llofoit, oct bill iige
rette pan Still OF Misunderstanding,
at lGtte Garagraierne / Den ri9tigc
Sroen, at ilaa ialnmen TO eller flere
Taraeraier meo ianame Snobolo til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

efter 9neoar IieIienS BOG "Iorge
/ 1914.
Genne 9ag blep ~aongepoIget8 Gag.
Meo Sen 17oe Moi % oenS @eilut.
ninger togeS oct ii0ite Sfriot, set,
iom blcp oen fraitigite % oen melt
peItnIeltoe Groteit imoo aieIerireoen
% ocuS pompgcn6e 9citcmmcIier.
Smicn fremiatte til Ell 9egpn6eIie
f%elgcnoe 6oriIag: "at aougcpol1ct
ltoiptteS, euten til Atorge ioor 6reo,
eIler iii erten Gonmarf cller Hu5.
LAMB eIIer england crfienOcr Norge@
lloibGugigbeO, eIIer til nGite Stor.
ting. Sm oct cn0u bar tilla0t al
Iilffe Ginene for 6Gorenelanoct$
%inOporteS % uooortea f%ritiife Still.
ling, ioo buroe ri BOG neppc meo et
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

operilet Salg u0iPtte enten Nationen
eller Dor tilfommenoe aonge Tor Dem
Sare of fompromitteres. Antoges
6orilaget, maotte Erinsregenten peo
Ell Population onmo6eS ON at oe0.
bIipe 9~eitprelieu iom NorgeS Stat-
bol0er eller 8egcnt, in6til Def iblanot
oe ioreilagne 9|lltcrnatiner, iom moat-
re iinbe Observation-Disclosures 9ifalO,
inotrGifer."
SmIen bar Sen mooige, uforfpr.
heoe Mano, Der fife LOB fig oiboIoe
ira at iige lin Mcning. Men oct ii.
ges, at Der PED bans oiGrue 6rem.
trGOen opItoo megcn 2arm / 6oriam.
lingen. 6alien 0. il. a. pplPite &c.
tPnfninger / Sen mooiutte Gctnins,
% 6orilaget bleD meO itor @IuraIi-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

III IuiluIltl.
SaalcoeS fllnoe ser omii6cr fri
OeS til &oterina.
Get ioIot / AnferS 500 Tom ierite
3eprGientant Tor oet Giitrift, Ser
bauOe isrite &ogitap / 9lIfobetet, ierit
at ootere. San 9no oct beitemte
Spar, at 8oIgct eiter bans Weuiug
bltroe uoiNtte@. W}en S~oerorup OF
Gbriitie, 6oriamIingcnS FrGiiocnt
% Sefrctpr, gior0e beftiQe &u0ii1cl.
icr MOB at p|rotofollere bette &otllm.
Get bar, mcute De, ollereoc lmber
Wtpoet oen 1900 gpriI bcitenlt, at
6oriamtlingcr isrit itlIOe opleieS,
naar aonititutionen bar ontngeu %
&onae poIgt, % oeme @ciIutuiug
fun0e life tiIbagefaI6e&. gu piOite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

reoigere og be6tage De forifiellige
aunogisreIier, Der ifuloe uOgaa ira
RigSforiamIingeu, og iom oen 23oe
D'ai nogtf UNDER 6en nDbaIgte Som.
ges SannO. @runOloben, Der er oa.
teret 17Oe Nai, blep 6en t8oe I'm.
herifreuen al De tiIite6epprenbe Re.
prPientanter og beieglet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

oe aonItitution. Giterat oenre
min Mening q onfsrt til Grototol.
len. ianot RigsioriamItngen iom
Cop, at ieg ifliloe nepue en- Songe,
og ieq p1Iaer oo notirIispis Rrins
Ghriitidn Sreoerif."
6alien iiiIate li1e efter. oa ban uote-
rebe; Seq oGIger itror grirs Ghri.
titan Sreoerif, banbe foroi ieg tror,
at ban err Sen eneite, ser Tan re0oe
Staten ira Innrfi, og iorbi lea oeo,
at Oct. iaapiot min alinoitnb itrpifer,
err R~ationenS oIminoeIiqe Enife. Seq
rpIger ham iaa meget beller. iom
hans GGenifabcr oertiI. efter min
SperbeniSniua, fulofommeu f%gaIifi.
cerer ham."
SomtIige tt2 Stemmer fnIbt poo
Tririeu.
Som NrpiSent retteoe Sperorl,o
hereitcr fslQcnoe forte Gale iii Sor.
ian1lirqen:
"Nciit er altiad inoen Ror1cS @ne.
mrrfer RorqeS QnmIe aouqcitol,
Tom NocIitener oq Sperrcr befIphte,
OF bporira &c meo GiSoom % Strait
itpre6e qnmle Norge. - gt Sen BIS.
6om oq Strait. ser prpoeoe hinc. port
SeoenoIoS tore Gorger. ogioa moa
beiiplc Sen 6prite, oi, Rorge5 irie
Wpno. opcreuSitemmeuoe meh belle
Golfet8 2nIfe, al SofnenmeIigheO
% grfien6tIigheo i6og enItenmiqen
bar naIat. err ct Gnife. Tom i~ifferIi.
gen enhoer HoraeS pqte Seu meo
MIG nprer. @llo beuorc qamIc Hor'
qel"
Tette iio1tc Tnife aiertoQeS al sen
belle 6oriamIinq. Siffer / lin Sag
ON. hpcm ser oiIoe blipc poIgt. hap.
Sc Sperbr,ip oIlerebe Iooet ~uoorbtioe
Ell NoreSie iii oen me Gorae. ion,
han iremIag0e, og boiIfen blen oeo.
tnaen. 0erue IoreSie. ser bIcp I'M.
terteguet poo Observation-Disclosures
@c0ne al Sperorltp Tom Grriioent.
of Miot3ieIbt iom @%iceprriioeut % al
Gbriitic Tom SefretGr, bopoe feIgcn.
DC Sr6lp6:
"8t ltn6erteQnebe, aouqerioet
HorqcS Hcprpientauter, qisr hermc6
pittcrIiat: ut ri. onercnSitcmmcnoe
mcb 6oIfctS 2nife % Ceres aaI.
SeihebS Gpforbrinq, bar, iielqc sc
oS me6oeIte SuIomnqtcr. forcilet o8
ON at foriotte Ell @runoIoo for Son.
qeri9et 3orge, ianlebe8 iom hi, efter
beoite Sfienren6e eragteoe Iammc
at pGre Riget tienliqit. N bar til
oen Gnoe isgt at ioroele Den iuuerp-
ne Wogt iaale6eS, at Sougioninger
ne6lpgqes / 5oItcts og bcn uospenbe
Nfoat | GongenS Snon6. Giterot hape
u~oorbeioet oenne @runoIoo, bIep set
oS cit fipr oq bellig Tliat at beige
en- aon9e, ser peo lin oiIe % FRAT.
iuIoe Stprelie funoe betrpgae og
h%aanohppe HiqetS Siffcrbeo, SeI0
% Sober. Oct filnoe life bore tnil-
iomt for bet norife Soils Rcprpien.
tunter, bocm DC ituloe uofnare til
Ocnnc heie og oigtige Bot. SlIlio,
3ofnemIigbeo og aiprIiabeo opior
orcoe o8 Iipe meget iii at i4ite pore
Zine paa Ceres aal. Sstbeo. Gc
fom iii o8 / SarenS og Nsocn9
Stuno; De tGnftc og birfeoe meo
utrPttcIiQ S5per for port SGbreue'
Ianos Earn; Ge fnntteoe 3ereS
SfiPbnc uooifiIIeliQ til Dor OF bar
iom 2onoetS Reqeut pit liaeioo me.
gen NQteIle for 6oIfct5 &ettigbeOer
iom Hi0tiprhc0 for oet@ Sutfe og
SP6er. 81 er iorpi5ieoe ON at bare
opfnlot set norifc 6olfs Guife oq
@ilic pco ioaa at uooPlae 0em til
Horgcs aonqe; og ioet ri IremlG9ger
oenue 9liqet8 @runolop FOR Ceres
agI. Seibeb, 9lrOer ri oS / Oct Saab,
at SEN MAJ fin6es 9eres 9ifoIo pGr.
oiQ, og at Ge oil mootnge oen arone,
iom iripilligen rRfte9 Gem al et irit
- .YrH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
&art Oprr NOrgr

@~ifebOugs SOmmeat!as uper Norge.
l~loarbeioet oeo &apt. 81. @Iebiticb.
9tigtig Ell Opilagsbog ior ale Stem,
imlf. rigboIoig, prattiif. atIaset
bDgger pua 8eelmIpoeus 2omuneat-
las. men iamtIige Starter er repioeret
ca ilere er belt nDe. Ntlaset inoe-
hcloer q oobbeltitSeoe &artblaoe og
CT ioripnet meo Nsapueregilter. Site
oetior itatiittife Sabeller bringer Oct
forte 9eIfrIuelier ouer De forifielligc
9~anosoele. illuitreret nleo tppilte
9anoifo6siotografier. 6or at gierc
4tlaset melt mllig til buer 9tauoS
gie er Iriieu iat iau lapt iom til
inobunoet St.00 eller meb Soften
et / 5orifuo S1.75.
.. Auanoieu EmbliibiHs So,
Seeorah, SOMA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

Gn pelfommcu @aoe / Subil9ums-
aaret til Slrgt % genner | Rorge
pil ~2ecorab-To often os @eo arnen"
pore. Stun $3.50 pr. Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
Gn 0aQou Guptif blep 10

Gn Saaon Guptif bleu iorleoen
Sag rammet al 2pnet o. fompIet
eoelagt peb 3osien, % Mil / Spb
ior Berlin. st miIit9rt 5elesraf-
forps brugte galonen til grperi-
menter meo traaoles 5elesraiering.
Snaen Menneifer fom tilifabe.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-13

turn to their own country without
jeopardizing their lives.
At all event the soldiers will be
taken TO Maria, Tex. the nearest
railway station.
From a military standpoint the
situation was regarded as being
without precedent since in time of
peace the United States army never
had to surround. disarm. hold in Gus
tody and care for so large a body of
aliens. Less than 500 cavalrymen
handled the panic stricken mob of al
most ten times their number
Though many federal soldiers had
loaded rifles and we'll filled cartridge
belts, the rounding up and disarming
was done without any untoward in
cident.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-13
SHOT TWO Of
OUR SOLDIERS
Bad Faith of Bunch of Rebel Sol
diers on the International
Boundary

Ell Paso, Jan. 13.-Rebel soldiers
at Naco, Sonora, yesterday shot and
seriously wounded John Brice, pri-
vate in the Tenth negro cavalry, and
later shot across the International
boundary line. wounding Trumpeter
Warren, Tenth Cavalry After shoot
ing Warren, the Mexicans dragged
him across the line, arresting him.
Brice was. in Naco when shot
Three other American negro sol
diers went to Brice's assistance when
he was shot, but were placed under
arrest and threatened with death if
they resisted.
The Americans were unarmed.
Brice was talking with a Mexican
woman when he was attacked. His
wound is considered serious Warren
was shot in the head.
The Mexicans released the Ameri-
can soldiers when Captain Tompkins
CT the Tenth, demanded it.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-13
WORK OF DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
Will be of Material Assistance i'm the
Next Presidential Campaign

Washington, Jan. 13.-The Demo-
cratic National Committee will have
active cooperation of the Women S
National Democratic League in the
campaign of 1916, according to a de-
cision reached by the executive board
of the women's organization which
has just concluded its meeting here.
The league will work under the
immediate direction of the national
committee. The plan is to perfect or
ganizations of democratic women in
every state. This work is 10 be car
ried On mainly thru state vice presi-
dents, many OF whom have just been
appointed.
They include: Alabama, Mrs. Os-
car Underwood; Louisiana, Mrs.
Robert C. Wickliffe; Mississippi, Mrs.
John Sharpe Williams; Tennessee,
Mrs. T. a. Latham; Kentucky, Mrs.
Sallie Marshall Hardy; Florida, Miss
Hortense Broward; Virginia. Mrs.
William Hodges Mann; West Virgin
ia, Mrs. Clarence Watson.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-13
ASSISTED BY
THE AMERICANS
Rebel and Federal Wounded Found
Relief on the Gringo Side
of the Rio

Preside, Tex, Jan. 13.-Twenty-
eight hundred Mexican federal SOL
diers, six generals, 900 rounds of
ammunition, two cannon, four large
field pieces and 1900 civilian refu-
gees are in the custody of the United
States army border patrol as the re-
suit of the federal evacuation of Oil
naga, and the occupation Of the Mex
lean village by Gen. Francisco Villas
rebel forces
The distress of the refugees is in
tense. They have scant food and no
shelter Men, women and children,
dogs, chickens and cattle are all to-
gether in a space covering several
acres. About them are scattered all
the goods and baggage brought in
flight from Ojinaga.
Other results of the rebel success
es places General Villas army in un-
disputed control of a vast section of
northern Mexico are: Federal Gen
erals Mercado, Castro, Orpinal, Ro-
lIlcIO, AuuuuO, anu LdAud al III CuS-
tody of United States troops awaiting
disposition by the war department.
Gen. Pascual Orozco and Gen.
Ynez Salazar, federal volunteer COM
manders, escaped along the border TO
some point remote from Presidio.
Salazar was wounded. They were
accompanied by Gen. Caraveo and
Gen. Rojas and 800 calvarymen. Sal
azar and Orozco are being watched
for in the United States for indict-
ments charging them with violating
the neutrality laws.
Gen. Landa said he was certain all
the federal troops escaped.
Charges of cowardice were made
against Orozco, Salazar and Rojas.
Gen. Mercado said these generals
abandoned their troops at the begin
ming of the battle and thus weakened
the federal defense.
The only generals who quit the
battlefield with honor, Gen. Mercado
said, were those who accompanied
the federals across the Rio Grande.
Gen Mercado reiterates that the fed
erals were compelled to evacuate be-
cause of lack of ammunition. He said
his soldiers only had an average OF
seventeen cartridges each.
Villas Telegram to CarranZa
Camped in Ojinaga for the posses
sion of which he had been fighting
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-13
STORKS ARE
BECOMING SCARCE
Babies of Germany will Soon Have
to be Brought by Other
Birds

Berlin, jan. Herman country
folks and villagers are concerned
over the increasing number of de-
serted stork nests, which can only
mean that the birds are dying out,
since the stork always returns to his
last years nest The cause assigned
has to do with the progress of Ger
man agriculture. The stork feeds
on frogs and other animals that live
in bogs- and on moist meadows.
. German farmers have been indus
triously enlarging their arabic land
by draining the bogs and meadows;
the supply of frogs is running short
and the storks are not finding
enough food. Close observers re-
port that they have begun to eat
young rabbits and even to rob the
nests OF smaller birds. Some report
cases where old storks, driven to de-
sIsair thru lack of food, have killed
their young and abandoned their
nests. In other cases the young are
so poorly nourished that they are un-
BILE, when the autumn comes, TO
make the long flight to Africa and
their emaciated bodies are found
dead on the fields.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-13
BIGGEST SUIT EVER, BROUGHT

Miami, Jan. 13.-Circuit court
convened in Miami today with Judge
F. A. Whitney, of Arcadia, on the.
bench, and several important cases
are ready for trial. Among these are
two murder cases, rape case and
two suits of Thomas j. Peters, of
Perrine, against the Florida East
Coast Railway Company alleging
damages of $4,000.
The suit of T. ]. Peters against the
F. E. c. Railway is said to be one Of
the largest suits ever brought against
the railroad in the sum of $110, ,000..
alleged to have been suffered by Mr.
Peters because of the non-delivery Of
shipment of crates. Thousands
of crates of the finest tomatoes, II il
alleged, rotted in the fields because
there were no crates in which to ship
them to market.
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front dozen federal artillerymen
have presented themselves here The
deserters told story of how on
Wednesday a Japanese battleship ar
rived in Guayamas harbor and land
ed japanese, said to have been the
tions. He was received by General
Ojeda, by salute of twenty-one
guns, they said.
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
Neutrality-suspicious. Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala IL s.
GRACE'S LIFE GONE
Atlanta Mystery is as Far From So
luton as Ever

luton as Ever
Newman, Ga, Jan. 13.-Eugene
Grace died here yesterday from the
bullet wound he mysteriously receiv-
ed in Atlanta nearly two years ago.
He had suffered from partial paraly-
sis since shorty after the shooting oc-
CURED, and had been in a serious
condition for several days.
Grace was wounded at his Atlanta
home in March 1912. Police sum-
moned by telephone call, found him
in a semi-conscious condition. At
the hospital he accused his wife, Mrs.
Daisy Grace, of the shooting. Mrs.
Grace was found at the home of
Grace's mother here, and arrested on
his accusation Later in the same
year she was tried on a charge of
attempted murder, and found not
guilty.
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
neutrality-suspicious. Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala 1-13-
A MYSTERIOUS SHIP

Crew of Jap Cruiser Reported Hob
nobbing with Constitutionalists
Cruz de Piedra, Mexico, Jan. 10
General Venustiano Carranza, the
constitutionalist leader, passed the
night here within two miles of the
federal outposts of Guaymas.
Since Carranza has arrived at the
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HUB ALLEN

Popular West Florida Editor Victim
of His Enthusiasm for Baseball
Pensa cola, Jan. 13.-"Hub" Allen,
for many years one OF the best
known editors of weekly papers in
West Florida, and one of the most
successful at this feature of journal
ism. is dead at Los Angeles, Tex,
where he went several months ago
for the benefit of his health. He suf-
fered for nealy year from throat
trouble. which he contracted in Pen
sacola while the editors of West
Florida papers were playing a game
of baseball against the force of one
Of the daily papers.