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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
Is DANCE HALLS
SECURE LICENSES
Twenty-Five Places Have Tenn
pOrary Permits-Ordinance
Strictly Enforced

License Clerk Rothstein. OF the po-
lice department. reported at noon, Sat
urGay, that s dance halls have been
licensed under the new dance hall or
dlnance. and that % temporary per
mits have been issued The temper
airy permits will allow dance halls to
operate for a few days. until they can
take the necessary steps to secure
licenses.
To secure license a dance hall
must have papers from the Board OF
Health the lighting commission, the
Are commission and the city building
department, showing that 1t has been
inspected and passed by all these
authorities
The captains of each precinct have
been instructed to report the number
OF dances in their precincts, and where
they take place said Secretary Wal
tors, of the police department. Last
nights reports have not all arrived.
A few captains report that there were
no dances in their precincts. The IL
censed halls will be held strictly 70
the terms Of the ordinance. No liquor
can be sold In them The unlicensed
halls will hot be permitted 10 have
dances"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03

niFn
BFAUDOlN-Jan I. 1914. Catherine
beloved wife 90 Israel }. Beaudolh,
mother u Martin Catherine an1
Gagnier, Mrs, Austin ckinnon,
Frank Fleming and Miss MhNue
Fleming Funeral from her sister
residence. Mrs Fred Gagnier, no,
1l6 Dexter blvd. Monday $50, ana
81 LeOs church at 10 a. m.
CAMPBELL--In his residence No 1873
IIum st, Jan. ], IgIs. WiIIiah T;
beloved husband or Augusta W. ana
father OF Robert ". Campbell anu
brother OF Thomas, John II Robert
Funeral services Monday from resi- %
dencc at y. m. Burial at WOOD
mere.
CONANT--Jan. !, AT residence. No 95
Alger-aYe., Frank H. Conant Fu-
neral services private.
covER-Laura $. Jan, l. 1919 at
residence, No. q Frederick- ave De,
Carrie g Hewitt Burial from
Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati
Saturday p III.
pEPUE-Jan 2 Lillian NJ, aged %
years beloved wife OF FREDERICK ana
mother or Edward. AlVoy and Leon (,
ard Depue. daughter OF Isadore ana
Mary Allor and sister OF Elmer
Frank r.. Edward w, Marina r..
I'd Viola VI Allor Funeral from
residence. No. 1913 Harper-ayes. Mon
day. Jan. ). at $, 10 ST John 5 ehurch
at $50 n m.
beloved wife OF the late John GRIT
fin and mother OF John, - =
Griffin and the late Patrick ] Grf
An. Funeral from her sons resi-
dence. No. $40 Hudson-aves Monday
morning at SIS and S.. Peter and
paul's cathedral AT 9
HUFF--Jan 9 1914 at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. II. D. Buchan
No 265 West Hancock ave, Martha
J Hun. beloved wife OF r. IL; HUN
Monday morning. Funeral private.
Please omit flowers
.. at the residence OF
her niece, Mrs John Phillips, Crosse
PoiLte, Mrs. Mary Huyser. aged ~
years. sister OF Mrs Peter smith anu
the residence OF Mrs Nina Dc VS.
ser. No. 70 Euciid-ave. west. Mon
day, Jan 3, al 1880 a. m.
MA enthusiastically, Dec 81, 1913,
Marie. beloved wife OF George. l.
Marselle and mother OF Viola Mar
selle Funeral Monday from resi-
dence at $50 anc ST. Leo's church
4 O'CLOCK.
/, 1914, Wilhelmina, relict
OF the late John. mother OF Herman,
OF Minneapolis. MINI. and Albert, Of
Detroit, sister OF Mrs. Johann Kar-
schnick. Ferdinand Nehitz and En-
ny Nemitz. OF Roger city She leaves
~ grandchildren and IL great
grandchildren Funeral from home
OF her sister as Waterloost.. Mon
day. 2 p m. interment In German
Lutheran cemetery
Mary. died Jan 2. 1914.
at her home. No. 1908 Twenty
fourth-st.. mother Of Walter. Erna
house Monday at p IN.
2, suddenly. Mary. below
ed wife OF Gilman Mera and OLDEST
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Earnshaw. l72 Buena Vista ave;
Highland Park. Notice OF funeral
later
SI4AFTER-Jan /. Coroden. aged "a
years. beloved husband OF Mrs. Belle
a Slater. Funeral from residence
No. 935 Fourth-ave.. Monday, at 2 p.
m. Member or Masonic order, Zion
lodge
2. Mary Ann straub.
aged 70 years. sister OF Rev. Jacob
Straub. OF Cuba, and aunt OF A. NJ.
Straub and s l.. Straub, OF Detroit.
at o'clock from the residence of \.
NJ. Straub No. lis Alger-ave. Inter-
ment private.
STEFFY-Jan. A. 1914. at the resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs G. II Dus-
tan, No. 1873 Fourteenth ave. Abigail
Stefy. mother Of Uriah Mrs :. w.
Burial In Mason.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
DEATH OPENS PRISON
DOORS FOR WOMAN

Death and the needs of FIVE small
children brought release. Saturday to
Mrs. Mary Curtis, who was sent to the
House OF Correction on 30-day sen
tence, Dec 70, after being found guilty
OF larceny
Her daughter, Mrs. Roberts, the
mother OF five children. the Oldest but
IL. died, THURSDAY, and the funeral
was held Saturday. The father OF the
children appealed to Judge Hosmer.
in the circuit court. Saturday, for her
release long> enough to attend the
funeral.
Investigation showed the children
were without wcman's care and the
Judge ordered Mrs. Curtis release and
annuled the rest OF the sentence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03

Ftfty-oue persons were killed by street
cars In Detroit and It's envtrons dur
ing 1918 the list showing an in
crease OF IL over the year 1912 Six
OF the victims were women.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03

We hear your notes OF thin and strl-
dent clamor;
We see you whirl In Wild and Der
Wish glee.
Shrlling at kipling-
And We look upon you.
saying in wonder "Whoinelllshe?"
Not always does the master sing his
roblest;
Sometimes he carols In dreary
style.
But who are you--you cheap and taw-
dry bardlet-
TO hint him service or TO call him
"vileP'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
Classified | Cent 1no.,
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No transient advertising inserted
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charged per Insertion.
rhe above rates apply 10 all classi
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and ar Ads preceding Male Help
Births. Deaths. cards OF Thanks and
McstihE NotlcUA--M Minimum charge. Zoe
Tor 20 words or less. over rs words
one aud Cne-third cents for eoch eNtPA
word.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
MANTElb--MALE HELP.

AMBITIOUS PERSON may earn SIS to
s25 weekly during spare time at
home, writing for newspapers. Send
for particulars Press Bureau, F.
20. Washington. ID. c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
LOPEZ STILL HAS
OFFICERS GUESSING

SALT LAKE. Utah, Jan. 3.-That
Rafael Lopez. Mexican slayer OF six
men, escaped from the Apex mine at
bingham before ell !ts exits we're seal
ed, was the beiief expressed today.
Posses which entered the mine last
night to search for him early today.
had found nothing to indicate his pres
ence In the mine
Sheriff Smith today sent several ad-
ditional posses into the mine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
DRAMATIC SCHOOL
OWNER SUES POLICE

Suit has been brought in the cir,
cult court agains Police Commits
sioner John Gillespie Chief OF de-
tectiyes Robert 5. Palmer and Detec-
tiyes Plies and GrossmRn by William
G.. Acton head OF a dramatic school
an No. TAO Firstst.
The suit Is based on a claim OF The
plaintiff that the two detectives broke
into his ONCE and removed papers,
manuscripts and other material, and
by allowing newspapers 20 print
portions 81 them, injured his business.
he asks damages al $500 and over.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
TAXI BANDITS
STAR1LE CITY
Daring Coup of Three Desper-
ados Nets Rich Haul in
Watches and Jewelry

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 3.-Arrests
were rromrutariiy expected teesas -tei-
lowing announcement by Supt. OF 20
lice Thomas A. McQuaide that the
identity OF three men who last night
pirated taxicab and stirred the east
end by a series of daring holdups was
known. All were under surveillance,
he declared. No names were divulged
but II was understood that the men
were believed to be the same who
terrorized Chicago about a year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Felix Cuk. 90; Mary Mizwa. 10.
Max Karchak, %, Rose Sugarman,
william Hammeman. "a; Ollie Dan.
dy, 10.
Ethel Peck rs. Detroit.
Andrew Lynch, 27' Katherine Me.
Cushcr. 80.
simon Cieder 81, Detroit; Florence
Haua % windsor, Can
Alex Ola. 20; Christine kokOra IS
witt Is
Iohn Harwood ", whitecloud
Mich: Hariett Harwood. IL Detroit
AUGUST Schneider. %. Marie Schra-
Alex swiecH. "a. wyandotte; Kath-
crime Dwonek 10. Ford city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
FARM BARGAINS

Buy now. 40, So 100 and zoo acres, IL
TO 40 miles from Detroit. Come In
ana sec us.
STEELE BROS.
ZIG FREE PRESS kI.DG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-03
POETS ENGAGE
In SPIRITED
DUEL OF PENS
Attack on Kipling by Harry
Kemp ArOuses Wrath of Ber-
ton Braley
ENGLISH BARDS ARE
CALLED "SERVILE"
Kansas Rhymster Apparently
. Peeved by His Confinement
in English Jail

NEW YORK, Jan 3.-Petulant. APP
parently. BECAUSE hnslanu jailed ann
when he arrived On uer cndIA cnns a
pennIess stowaway, marry heInp, Tue
hauess. long aaIred nansus rnymesteT,
TOOK a butter nIng al Nuuy ara rAipiihe
as poet berlon braley touay COOK
up the cuageIs Tor the creator Oh Mill
yaney," ana mus brought Oh poetry
duel recalnng the famous lnleIcnahse
between WlliIam WATSON anu nlehafd
lie GaiIienne wnen Watson WIN as
"Sne ls noe ola, she Is not young,
Inc woman win the serpents ton
que"
made Il veied attack on the wife OF
premier AsQuith.
Kemp wroee this.
4 TO klPLING.
Vile singer OF the bloody DEEDS OF
And o. ,ne bravery that exploits the
Exalte. OF subservience 10 masters.
bard OF the race that bound and
robbed the Boer-
We note your metaphors that shine
But underneath your sounding verse.
We see
The exploitation and the wide e0rrup-
tion.
The lying and the vice and misery
Your people lay upon the backs OF
others
The bullet and the prison and the
rcd,
Wherewith We scourge the races that
suDserve YOU
And then blaspheme by blaming II
on God.
To which Braley promptly replied:
TO HARRY KEMP
H'frrlf nf IN
Blowing penny whistle loud ana
long,
Trying 10 drown the blasting OF the
trumpets
WITH pnnY tootlinRs or with fntIle
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

eyes was shining like two stars. And
her cheeks was like rosebuds.
And l don't know how it hap
pened, but suddenly the thought of
how mean HaVersham had been to
her, and how the folks had tried to
hurt her come over me like blow.
l took Lizzie's face in my hands and
l kissed it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

Mr.. AND MRS. LOT
Old Abraham's nephew must not be
forgot
When we're searching for woman's
comparative worth;
While it's true that he was not at
ALA bad Lot,
: His wife was admittedly the salt Of
the earth. IN. Y. Sun.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
TO !;
Peopl IS
Ruil sse of, III
AndeEson

So esfcss we're held last. SandR az;
ItsrnoiSn III she "a IA d gel saL .bnf ding
on rlfziE al ii ii Is iiAal
lon of anizifI 4 a ISnfh
eistifgh III Anderson waH DISCUSS md
faa seF ScnBfd dered In aI It's phases
James d. FSInaFd, past tor bY ~
- Ssis g t,eItguutl sf1 8
|nreaent and Ike ore ttKie body
|Iirgin nefn to mako the efHore herSs
1hers gtere q number %. IslfEheFAna
pF:ee ezl Q NJ ELles ex ises Ss:nsls
afid Tie greatest interest wSS
WIS sleflded thst plans N5onis sat
once IS ,fof1lee for erecting tie
chsIreh hsgn ~ the ina fyltuFe an
ecmmtt fere appointed vita that
END iifs ti
b a I.utheEaTIs III Anderson are re-
tiaestea to send tlial natlSes ati ones
tp 1. AZ Eesic; gsr in orI7uF tiIns
the wyIfi % ge the 5if
Under sFsLS may DC started as soon sas
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
BAILEY CORPS
NC co IL.
eF said Yesterday That Ba.
talliOn Might Step HeEe On
Monday

Anderson people had been under the
impression that Col. r. N. X. Bailey OF
the BAILEY Military IAssitEta &c GFsei-
wood had defnitdiY dGkdfnSned 10
briae his battallien here MONDAY and
Tuesday OF next week for q TWO days
stay but there now seems TO be come
doubt about this. Capt. J.FB. Entz-
mingeT, officer In charge of the Bailey
baseball team here yesterday, t0lffS q
reporter for sThe Intelligea Ger q tlias the
cadets might not haves.a yctance to
GENE to Anderson. Tie samceE sa!a
that Il wa3 not plgnnsd Ste 60 into
camp ins Anderson bus thatlitI aiI
prob bill = it would be arranged 80
that the Battalion could stop on here
Monday AFTERNOON for few hours
and give an eShihitioifs drilt.r =
Anderson people would be glad TO
entertain the cadets for fey ilocrs,
- fact would fBe glad to have them
here sof twc!e days and It Is hoped
Col. Bailey may yet see fit to bring
bis boys 70 Anderson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
.,f0lIllll

There wiz Sif ssfeG lion Al n n
z liley'e 4 u lif0fd Bclinot dis
trict No. 62 7itgsdEy, Abffl 90,
1914. Tor the pose OF ieyyine AN
additional ter levy Of on g. Iifii
on all OF flte bic lSsotefty seaaid
dsstgict to be used Cor general school
plirppaet L 8
al vcser 30 exhibit d gcgissya-
Z ttinn cert q tn7 ,Tseeipss
Polls op On ss IIegaill tt fn., and
close at ID. IEl ..8 BY 1rdeP nf aIae
County 6ard of tcaucstlon OF ANT der
son cotii g4 5lsl
April 15iis q I. 3.
3-l5-tf i5ups u 7l11aaeaAiola.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
EGrft tyIs.

Notice - ileEeby given that the next
regular 44sss eheTst examination will be
held ongf ii laays afay at the tcotSt
Gctise IN Anderson! All teechefs
whose csstiEfca expire this yeas
md al thcSs teachers teaehIng hero
pa certificates FROM oldeP counties
are requested 10 be present ana asayld
4lliR exatninatipp The ezRminatlnn
win. be hasat Gn subjects orsilnasfly
aEed fof Gea Srss exRntiphts1n and
sEill begin lznl ae5 (, ~
Until May 81 b. FIs1TIJIs,
supt ioa Tor 9Andar6on Co,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
PUBfgC h lgOpICR

Ehe public 81 warned one more
time against hllthg up che dgelas oR
pnhiIc rOaae with Baaaaffas sprouts
atld brlafs Also against ploRing
tnte the roads. Il am spending the
Ccunty,s money and NhySdo you per-
hiht In sEaE in fhist careless
sE,aDflef what W. Bpend your money
70 keep up day pa lAnGe VIII.
SSsaae 70 be Q. Viii sis. Then there Is law
2. Mack King, couaty Supervisor,
e.stf. 80,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
CED CHI GLE OF
OPEE gIlg gs Il TER
Eaggnsy Accused OF Tampe4ins
V.fth Mail Matter, Addressed
To His Tenant

r. r, Doyle, a well known Anderson
----y ~ q srysTssisis5 sIs
United saassS Coin1nIs Ton aer' IS court In
And fspn yeat6 day on D eliargo. of
viola ting the Unifed Stetes postal
iaSfBt Mr. Doyle 81 as with
SD Eigg opened d letter addressed to
f.fs A.. -
$50 E1s3
Tho Eertpias asiohegA baids q hearing
In the inllti took tie testsInpiiy
In the case, after which he dismissed
staes ecutioa of MIR. YI1ossle, 1t
seafnea from ] tiles evis fofkefed that
tlfly through I'M s 8 and that spes-
Bihlg there was some .iRptt .ygorI,,s,
~ $Ile plsoseriitl loiis 1; \.
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q; q ~ 5 =: 1:
. UNc TTER d
o.
q y s. s ~. . s. 8 s. g

q y s. ~ 4 4 ~ - ~ ~ . s. = = =
Life was made for victory, never for,
defeat, The life Of Jesus very plain
ly and very effectively teaches this
truth. WelCan Tall Ifeadiiy TO mina-
maly illustrations examples OF the.
men who pefeed through the deep
dark, valley ol teIpptstion only TO.
come out stronger and moro wonder.
ful becauee OFFS thsiE Journey We
should spand our efieFgF inibuildingI
up a strong star 3re 0s living that.
when the EemptgEi0n comes we can
meet It suceegsYult Then land not
until then are we really strong or are
we sure OF oar moral status Our
present ciyil lization, With its complex
titles and ihtti "a b l4Iae. is a sgesz
liable whiH,ool of temptationg! 1t ts
much easier to be q sinner these dsye
than ever before. Moral standards
have been leEerads Men seem to
have an idea that they can indulge fj}
practices that destroy the moral fiber
without injuring their character and
the effeetiyeHess of ttae cir lisesl STA.
us Gin whether in Che frat centurp.7GE
the 20tif Tllelg gnnd deElyine prineiplsi
OF moralsd deyei0fl flrfant SIS the saIne In
all ages and under all conditions OF
human sopiet9 The strong men are;
always iniaienaad The strong man
is one whoshas fotsgak and oneewhLS
who has won. Hlstors 3s crowded.
with natlleg that il:sv5 doaG nllIellssnt
creative work al5il llHesA bnt who
utterly failed 10 the Iiig rest :testr that
OF char aFactstsi ,T'lfe did not under
.Btatia tho plaee that th eteinptation
might haze lie. They mis-
.ealCnlatsa nee. What might
have madsi belil mad sthsul
e slave. What fTti have given thsln
an enyiabie pi5l the. hali7 OF tbs;
world 'si gre TIlfned hem The fate
ofsa new order tot tlsinsss hppgii In the
balance aga Je4il BIZ thEouglt ;hiH
tetnptal Zone But no ID nsts Oh sm IN the
grsatnes of his lie. He tar
rled.5 slies res otlesssSS at last he 3trtS
umphedk 81 q eit4 hHs been
the great inbbtfs eor men Ia like
pos itioI TOR neek years five
Ic0Ild und dsrstahd more OF tl1es si1apls
philosophy OF this, other great
Leaders and teachers We could live
more Woneietf,fI fiFes,s f-
The man whose heart nerer hag
been torn oRen l.eat grief ican
never uItdeFst and slfe value or depth.
of his own hBpVll s6sts s. -,
~ inc man WHO'S ne muraI inHSpEy
sliiis not Fbee s Il byo soma mi slltf
suTSge 81 d ten ation can neTsr
feeiS me ffb sec6f ~ Of }one; SgItp
fought ayl won. sea and terrible
temptat ara sssafy 10 strong
and poV76Ff 3 liE q Fis 7 ne waaloelIug
tiie stras 81 asie 3 volIbly indis-
1 ~ IS y = iie,
: l,ss9,,
yfa ara Oh g. ~ 8 '5f lffe.
3 TO be- 81 ftIsls Sg z III uss have q stkNng
IonnenefIf g rs ! ID ~ Y efs s4oe
or. snltlTl hbef = 8 NIT 8 & III Il for
IilitIDbI fos 4 iS nd system
Wherets we es,i s:pIIipute oudf sttesa ii
except by rs 1s'.s 81 FIsl
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LIE T
NGDI'ICES
ROAD TAX NOTICE

gBe time for paying Communication
EpaG tox has been extended by the
BoaTa until May e1stj after which time
the books Will DO turned over 20 the
eellectors and tho usual penalty will
30 E&taciied. Y
.. Mack King County superyisoys
sszlts.
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81 C0TraN .tiaAtl.

0rleans, April 10. cetton ssas
consider rahie presslIRh last v
fI1 wed sozlle 5tste 10 asli s
" and good fe:ci 30sk6rs III
eiainif "a = e
Te erlIet fefs s!fes 81 8 tsii last
ca ..rFBxs IA On ia 3 8 tss & 8 ~
eyer "a IS "a
sinf as Il 8 II 8 OF los.
eek tss Z less Ssf / s q 4 "a s :,
q Sta sIBf icai tlI 8 "a & 81 s. 8 q
last Sfiiek, 40 nj q "a Il <s. sss s.
lat and tBA lfio9eI lrts, IS q
lfn7f hite stocks if fiis
itfsa as ~
q q Is tl8t & flg & S fl ,sti 1ilsSsl
lSif to weather hnlieti5is than
ss 1titer. Ea et1f3 The eE sssk aees.
81 sheit NJ NJ IA asll
sssssssi sssssSt Ssss n - =
line on q IA at 81
IhVN crop. Receipts ll,r tasiIsss
ear viii Be 81 isiss,ss4ts sss.e hA-
cause Of tbe old erpf, sltaati0A
Vile. g speti dsn fsN ia me
city iens.
., II. 4 !; Z; Z
try Il5sa ape1s SaSsl 81
city III ks
Cafe eg 81 7.Esez
~ Nh q; Z e SsIs
S. q af Beis0a i. rs Is
ell elty SAElla AZ f1ss Il fsSs ID
s1E
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rs - - : - - - = -
yw0nty-fO Annual ReuFs-
~ lon AaJaeEsa asnYElss
:..
esles EIAee gop .IaaE q "a Z, IantustssS
and she Metrop peli II nf n lsFidS, Makes
Ejaberats Preparations Te ResesssI
opesss.
SaeksouyilIeS FIs, The a4.h pnual
geanion of9ahe UHtted Goa fsaefete
Veterans, SoEs OF confsdeFate Vet
sEaBss and al u org nizs tons 8ill
he held in jackson vile, Fla, Nay g,
II, and B. AireAd The ,proEF pub.
he-splrited citizens. .of JacleonyiliS are
Is ching DEapaE fieEa 70 5yreee eeiye satl.
entertais the veterans 5end atis yIzFtcSs
atii the sreunioRs It tR Jsskscnyilla'S
ambition to break all reunion records
iuT point OF attenaanGa ada sntRkt
ment ard to- his send every ersFEyta
of this thflri sa alctl tleFr fcitY HiiI IsbS
directed Every efsoFt VIII be plisSi
forth &c make tiisps ,ffssil sc h0zseJ a4ess
~ enjoy their: stay 1p the, Gateway
/. City of FIoTid idg. Ifste ias boafaI Ing.
houses and private II Mn Sbe. .opea
& 20 the reunion de le6 Il - q "a ayisitok
All llo con ssg u ssois. q llee
@Sest5that elsso1stll sSaSytIIl not
bstoo good for thaQstpds. qf vla..s5
itora yghps viii 7ihl isairioIi
JHeksenyllis ttiTlreas thass
itafs vi icrc % sEndraIyE;sg
slsIaekeuns for & the n city .sygafsa
D named IS far ysllahl spxsss
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