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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-28
Painter-Sumner

Mr.. A. S. Painter and Miss Edith
B. Sumner were married Sunday af-
ternoon at the home of Judge E. p
Wilson in the presence of a few
friends and relatives. While the
wedding was surprise to most of
the friends of the couple, neverthe-
less they all join In wishing them
much happiness in their married
Nfe. Immediately after the cere-
n1ony, Mr.. and Mrs. Painter depart
ed for Tampa, where they are now
enjoying the sights of the Gasparil-
la.-Dade City Banner
The bride is very pretty young
lady, and has many friends in Ocala,
where she has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Goddard.
Miss Fannie Clark and Miss Allie
Mathews, teachers in the primary
school, went to Spar this afternoon
for week end visit to Miss Clark S
sister, Mrs. Souter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hooker ar
rived in Miami last evening and dur
ing their ten days stay in the Magic
City will be entertained by Mrs.
Rockers cousin, Mr.. John M. Ather-
ton of Louisville, who also has as
his guest another cousin, Mrs E. H.
Mote of Leesburg.
Miss Annie Griffith of Mount Dora,
entered the hospital today for med
ical treatment. Miss Griffith has
many friends in our city, and all
hope she will soon be we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Rentz have as
their attractive guest their grand
daughter, little Miss Emily Rentz of
Arcadia, who accompanied her
grandfather home from South Flor
ida today.
Mr.. E. H. Mote was accompanied
to Ocala yesterday from Leesburg by
Mrs. A. B. Efrd and Mrs. Harris of
Kentucky, and they were guests for
the day of Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Duval.
The Eastern Star sewing circle
will meet Wednesday at p. m. with
Mrs. J. H. Spencer.
Mrs. iNaude Horne will entertain
the Baptist sewing circle at her
home on Oklawaha avenue Monday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis and fam
lily of Oklawaha were out of town
visitors last evening.
- ~@e-
Mrs J. K. Austin and la%ely
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-28

daughter. Miss Jean Austin, who
have spent the paA few years abroad
with the exception Of an occasional
visit home. will return to the United
States this spring from Dresden,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-28

The county judge yesterday after
noon issued a-Yedding license to Mr..
r. Earl Wilson and Miss Florida
Lily Meadows PToak. The young
couple were welded at the Nbride's
home last evening.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-28

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Robinson are congratulating them
on the arrival of smart and hand
some little son at their home last
evening
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lewis and fam
i1y of Oklawaha were out of town
visitors last evening.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-28

The Ocala friends of Mr.. Bert Ma
1oney, who has been sick for weeks
in Jacksonville hospital, will be
glad to know that he has been able
to return home, and will soon be out
again.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

1 gen uuoen so ! @erben. S 0e aoft
IA Var e golenrp's Gdbrifinoalitr
9aaet frem mes oper 1000 9rocem
II Be itoite 6 Mar oens Bpgrings.
mo,itri meb 100 Nrocert. 8nnfflo
reringen ! 1911 bar 218,6S1,921
Collars. sporpoensfelifdbet gap
1911 Ell gaettoinotGgt al ODER 1926,
1000 Collars. ASsaa BET ibifR rbur'
galgarp bapt en- nofina anielig ~
Boom. Calgary bar BET 6eilige
Mlberta golifin, en- bgi fritz 2uft,
ligger mutt mellem Globere @om
% Glbotp, / 8%og9runoell toner Dc
blaa @octp Meoln1tains Jig. Calgary
- men bporfor fortiutte!!"It mast
be seen to be appreciated!
Canadian 8aetfic 8ane,1 bar fra
Sc tioliglte Gioer itoaet bagpeo 8pe11
Galgarps Spfomlt. Den erbuerpeoe
Jig fra @egieringen nbpre 2anoitrGf-
ninger, Ser itrGffer fig moo Rit til
@asianp, % fra 8oap @iper peo @al-
garp upgaar Ell &atol, bnis Sopco-
llu}er CT peo Selhe @pen, og Ell Sc
peroigbeo for ale 8eipgenoe. aa=
nolen, Ser er II Mil lang % 100
500 breb, er &opcoaoren for bet
megtige SSrrigotionsipitem moo 9it.
Set abminiitrereS Der fra Calgary,
men ri bill omtnIe set rgrmere rn-
Scr @asiano. Naa Mintb Npenlee
@pen bar Canadian Nacific bpgget
ct itort Million=D olla &otel, Ser ct
ct giolmoer / @ragt.s Ser / Mprbe-
sen er ogfaa oct ltorc nplagte &om=
plefs al 8pgringer for ganens
r@eitern Gar Sbops", Der fommer
tit at beifeftige 5000 Man6. @aa
mango. Moober er Canadian @acific
Sinlen og 0ripfraften / oen 6rem-
gang. iom Calgary / Mare1es 2&
far babt.
$500 5tationen n1ootages hi al
McprGi cntanter f6r @Dens @mbe6S=
murlo, Sen canife &onirll, @br.
Marfer, sen ipenlfe &oninl, S. 81
@elan, bore %befienote 2anbsmGnb
g. @alleien % 9arien 60 arrore.
9unnebrogsimpffebe Ma1tomobtler
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

ferte % neo til gitp Soil, bpor 8el.
tomlttaler bol0tes; 0erefter bar be1
N%l1lontcbiltnr runM / 8Den og 1gr.
meite Smegn S!amt ienere Miooag
9,10ion 8ap &ompagriets ltore De.
pertinent Store. 0eebens 5el1fnbe1
lpreotes run0t i 8ten, be1egte leg
Canadian &aeifies &ontorer, bbo,
department Of Matural &efourceS"
bar lit &opeofparter, % bbis Gbe'
er Mr. 9ennts, 'me6 6'&rr. 6orS.
lunb> Norman g. &anfin % @irf.
poIo UNDER Zig iom osititere1roe Sc.
partenertscbefer. Scr. Dennis us.
talte fig meo megen Mnerfienoelit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

81 pnr nat1rliguis paa en- Muto-
mobilubfl1tgt UNDER 0pboloet i 8eo
]. Seer. 0giaa Ter ifaloe bet trpffe,
ID Der ianrtioig meo bort SpboIo
bar Ell Cambridge % Snonitrilo-
filling, lom ri beina meo n1ege,1
SSnteresie. @eo Seer er ! iig ielp
en- tim lille 8p; man lagoe inrlig
Mnrfe til set ppptge 8lon1iferflor,
Der breots ig rlrlpot omfri1g pan
YIener % i &aner.
Der er Net life ioa foo Danife ]
Meo Deers Dmegn. 9an noitillin<
gen mbote ii fuoleoes y. g. Dlffa
ira Baaerlp& gtelfruh %
70. Sc iotioIHiIe a1eorier fda1Il
seIroe Il Deo bapepar 9lbpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

nrin0ft i~1teresiant for Dem, Der Of
refte er implieeret oeri. golgurp
bar ! 1881 en- .Gotp-aotDn1 poa 200
eller 800 Menneifer meo 8roirie-
ipor for @ober, MI bar ben naiten
10000, en- BD meo fIotte offenfIige
8psninger, ct garnegiebiibliotef, bel
tbrolagte, 6reoe @ooer, elleftriif 2ps-
fiction naturlig Sos, ire oogIige
8oftontb9rirrger, oeiIiee 8ripotreii.
oerrer, Il Daain MeiIIpnrrer % ct
utaI Of profpefftibe oito;; Ct Of @oun-
mairen eid sporboensaompagni
Der bioroger IL ReofeHeIe Of Stat-
tetotiten; q MISUNDERSTANDING
Item, go m1rdeoeaIilbber % To-.
IoI6pis feR aa,toslo6Ier e,sD 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Set brittle a%ejierriges Champion"
Malfefo, meo cit MeforD al 50 3O.
-Relf for Ell Sag, 1471th $50. for
cit Maaneo % 1,O31.89 $50. smer
paa ct Mar ira 500 ,&0I. Melf.
500 the gar bar sen bragt lin gjer
en- Snotegt al 1,007 Soil. for Shoe
og iflmmet Mnlf. Sen eies al en-
Gnglenoer :paa en- Jarm rogctz uoen=
for 8pen. @oialinb er ct fipnt 9pr
% ct 6eiligt DDr, og hi biloe gnife
bi bar 6ens lpftelige Ger, men sen
Ct lite for Salg, og oil man figbc
en- al 6ers &olpe, maa ntan l,o me0
inna 1000 Coll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

&pggen; Ell tideiif 2aul1orDma1po, en-
iapaneiif 6arn1er, Ell blond @or0bo,
en- lortimultet Stalieners- alle Na=
TONER er Der reprefen:eret. Mlberta
CT &eroens nDe ltore Smelteoigel for
ale Mationer, Calgary 6enS Gen-
ter. N(lberta CT 9pminionens Ge-
bl1tnnt, Calgary be110es 8ufet!
Mn11 fomnter til at gientage Jig,
naar man ifriper on Be canooHfe
@pers bnrtige 8Gflt, nten oct fnl
life unbgaoes, for @iitorien er ben
lomme. @irrnipeg, Saifatoon, CD
monton, Calgary Get er SIP iom
Sap, bpa6 Set angaar, men lite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

te i CT f%orrpgencc @aelitorm ''aa
vt filter alimaet / MGrbeben al
&oetp Momtains. &aa oenne Sur
beieete jog ct islanoif Settlerert
ner 8pen Morterspille (opfalot ef=
ter Gbr. Iarfcr / Galgarp). Ser er
ct oonif Scr / 9frbologet, ser beober
Diron.
&eo Seer CT cit 8p pao $500
Snbbpsgere. ltocn at fornGrme no
gen al 0isie perlonlig cller Npen
iom 6elbeb fan oct pel npf freioig
fonltoteres, at Msb 9ccrs 1tsrlte Sc
og MerfpGr0iabe0 err SerIcptuen
.@onIinb Of DIS @altng". Gen er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

III EAt
ON Sfanoinooerne i Mlbertn / Ml-
miroeligbeo, fnrIig onptalte ban Be
fortrpffelige oanife Jormere i
stanoarobiitriftet, % set eInoeoe
mig foun Dnnif at bere oise 2oota.
Ter oper mine 2ntlosmeno nf en- ioo-
bon Al1toritet ion Mr. Dennis. uDe-
partment OF MotlrnI Meiources" no
foloer Ell itorartet Mirffombeo ! bele
geit @anaoa, % bar betDoeIig
@rab horoget til Rrooirt'e1tg bltrti-
ge 0pfomit,
Dor aonf,l Der 8pet,, Gbr. g.
Marfa, e. 8rbpi,leioI DairD Com
misfiotier, ftoar oIttioo / gpiofe1 for
FgTMs Ise%ASaEs - Ignle gGAAGA 0N%t@kSS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

lom &nnbi0at pua Sen lnjerale 2ilts
til nGltc Ndrlamentspalg og bar lit.
fert gooe Gbonccr for at blipe palgt.
Calgary.
Calgary tie Nbenomenal"! Set
er @pens Motto. Strafs man ftaar
al poo Sernbaneltatio1e1t, ilaar oct
en, at bette CT en- fosmopolitilt 8D,
It @buogo en- milriatl1re. Silt meOer
man en- ittp @nglGn0er, ber renOer
man pao Ell trapl Dmfee; cit @inoa1
bepGger Zig b~ejtioeligt nc0 20 60
ben, en Snoianer-Sa1am libber op
impo en- Mfur, meb YnpooIm poo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
III

|gere blanM Daniferre i @eo Seer,
.gn anoen Dor1ifer Dor &r. Hrel,b-
tbum ira 6reoericia, aniat beo et
lterre A11lfompagni. Zen met fieuo-
te 9nniter paa ggnen ct bog TT
tert Mierriite,1 ST. 1aniel Mdrfe-
berg fra Morferspille, ser er en-
iremragenoe Mono, Ger al tire
Meierier. Mr. Mgrfeberg mntales
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
e. BfbtrS OaaiIt airfts &anstor
bar oreanieret fig, meo Sobon1uas
airte9aaro ffom 1Jorirn,ro.
g. Bsbers airfes 1laaDomsfor.
Gang oibolocr 6orretningsmete paa
2eroag Nften % unberbplonings-
u1poe seuoug Miter.

9Sbsfalb. Sens gergysers,le,
bsbe ! 1irsoags MiobM yan MorIbu
&oipital. On opoartet Mpreipgbon
por brtM fretn paalp, % pnn q
iaaoan Manoe, at niittof etbper,
iogfDnoigt @nub on @eoning pa,
noeluffet, itrafs efter at SDgbommer
after bapoe facet Gag. Dog beoblet
10 Tamilien at baabe til oct ii6ite
glf forifiellige nnrIigge,1oe Crumbs
peo III, at MeoDelslien ON bette
Deosfalb ul blipe mootagH neo ben
tbrite Meofglelie i ben berpprenbe
. banffe &oloai iom @elbeb.
8erg-Sgrenien fom fra &ebroager,,
9im 5totion, / 8Hitipllamo, bpor
6orrlorene, Niels %; aaren gferre.
gnarb Sgrenfen e11o1t1 leper. Sire
Sgfa1oe, to. 8re6re og to SGtre,
! operleper bam / Do11n1arf, en- treble
8rober, 8riitian sprenfen, er fer !
! Miinmaapolis. @erg-sgrerlen fonl
til @nrtforb, Conn, i Goranret
1901, bpor BON 81. a. illlttebe 1nrt
@enifab meo berp9renbe as. @nrf,
superintendent q. @oSfen, % iarte
8nf. 81. S. Garpgnar6 at fie,ube. Al,
lerebe UNDER Gpboloet ser blep Jon
angreben al Mpreipgbom og put
Dpben nnr; par iaa / Dn1nlarf
~ Mar, fo9n hlhage til Mnnerifn
1904 og Der til Minneapolis i 1907.
bpor ban, bortfm fra en- &irtterS
Opbol6 / Dnnmnrf, bar pRret iber
90. S SSa1ni 1918 Hep bnn giftmel
ellen S;obmio11, fra Meilaco, Miru.
Ser III operleper bam meo Ell nge.
gammel Datter.
@ergsSgren lens 2ip par lite no,
gen Dams poo &oier efter at SDg.
oommen gao bam tit &ngf. MRu
ban Dor cit itaaliat &arafter, ser
htnbe bore meget, bbor baarM Del
! EMO fneb, ban FEB 9RnDerne font.
men, og gao iiffffe OPP, bpor a1r6re
! maaife bap6e giort Set. @an boz
en- begabet og ifarpttGnfer1oe Mano.
en- Mutobubnft, Ser bopoe lGit og
1Rrt meget, og bapbe 6a1u1et lig iint
! egne M1eninger, bem BON funbe for.
fngte, itnoigt og lteilt. men @ierte=
Inget Dor al Set pure @ulo, og &u,
! raffttee lrten blto % goo iom en- &pi1tnsss,
] 6erfor ba16t bon Jig Der loo manage
t@enner, fom mi ierger nph pel
bons Dpb. 5ieen Geotenrfer 1907
bor bon Me6lem al l1~ngboms
! gen at 1905. bpis Bormano bon fo1
/ en- @erio6e 1par, ienere tillige WleO.
lem al Doniib Mtbletic Club % Ell
al 300 6ellom 2oger11e fer ! 8De11.
8iiattelien bei6rges al g1tger lin
6ertafing Establishment boa @eoo1
Mpe. % finoer Ste6 fra ct. @eoerS
bonife @Riirfe MI f~pritfomrmefrhe 9br
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
Meb 9eer.

Birsoog Gftermiboag sen is. Mu-
quit mfommer ri til @e0 Geer.
Eanen Der pafter Mineer bos mig
fra ct tiolieere 8eipa. Seq foretoa
en- nforgleumnelig aipretur Is Ml
Us / 2an6et - bengang bar BET life
pr. M1ttomobil , sen begp,1ote i set
oeiligite parnle Sommerpeir % eno-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
bag eiterm. 81, :. sor6frltel,e pao
Nafelpooo. sS sys
3enpeb It bMubrebe AReblemu,er

6enpeb 4 huuorebe aRenlemnner
Ohm Is l11b tr1en nensg a,or,er fei
reoe / .;Sreonos stftes 81, .A,~a,tte,t.
,yore11,1,uc1ts aofnler ron, t,,r y(nfah,
nt1uer rnr bIet,et ,r,,,ft npffnrp,,p+
;sor11 al Ell pirfelin ,S1rn, oer nnfte
oImin0eI1n 9}e,m,hrinn hIo,,m 0.l+o,
uer1e. ,,pe,,,ann hp,ton J, ,ffr,, 6 !,
Nrnn',f4cr fro m;,,,, o,4rs eso,,,,o
beriblnnm on .npI;fo+ nsn,o;,oo
Wumpt,n.a,ic 4, u
-
rN%finneapolis Siofnoe" fInttaoe i
Manooqs inb i fin ] Bpo1tino.
3O7-3O9 So1tb 9Th 5treet. g,er
ferite Mlumn1er al ben bodice llo.
aape 1,ofom sen q. sa,,1,nr 1887 i
ct lille yofole pQa .Sennepin glpsnl,e
Gre Mar Derefter tlnttens NlnDet in0
/ sso1lrtlal- ypqninaen pao 4th Ctr.
bpor BET inotil MI bQpoe fine aofoIcr.
6orretninqens Iripfel ngbpenoio-
qioroe imiolertio ct itprre sp;lle-
RUM Der mi fiuoes i SEN j1n11fffe 1,1e
8pgning. 5 benrre Bpaninas aipl-
ser ii11oes Mnifinrl1m faint Gplaqs-
rum 90 Notwithstanding for
Muifinfolfenc.
Mpo @uoen iprlte GtuQe bar
8lnoets Jorretninqs- Nfoeliua Som
torer. Waob @aoen artbe11 gtnqe
bar Meoafhtiionen fit 9ofale, meo pri.
pate ap11torer. for g.. @mlDbrunoie11
.og Meouftgr Serensn. 9ernpit ct
meget r%unrmeIiat Sntteri meo Soft
teluaifiner % lange @effer meo ~
pereoler, o}p. Wdh0 glepatoren /
Sptteriets boqerite Sci fpres f5or.
me1e pua S,&rntrolIer neo / fgrite
gtaqe, ! bpis buqerite Gel er stereo.
tuperinasr1,m1met,, hpor Mpis1ioer1e
1tahes ! Nln fpr Mresipns GnIinoere.
forp Ir,,oere from. hhnr sen 1tore
Mototinnsppgs1e pr in1tnueret Tro
ssrps,pr,,mrnet hpforbrps s(niferne
inb i set nu1te aofole. hpor DEN
eoentIinp efsneoition foreooor. spi-
5erne 6~i1tribueres i Sc opbnnate
@p5tipffe, iom oerfro lenrpes rs
aiea1rem en- OR til en- esnofierfels-
oot,u mellem Observation-Disclosures 90
@p1torer1e fpro11. Msrfra efspeoeres
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
sl glabets sabifribenter %
genner.

Gu er set Eioe1l at bite Ceres
Ssmteresie for 8ldoet oe0 at ie1r6e
os np Mbonnenter. Sore &rigs=
efterretninger er p~anli6elige % ffo11-
ferpaipe. @ei7m giennem Gunaoa
fortfnttes i 0ette M111nr1er og b1l
blipe offill1ttet nGite nge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

neb a~o11torer seoaiosnoDiauAn1 e-
rira,1 NnttiiornI ssorfs Not1Ier, 50 og
81 4t1 gtreef e.
Gineh Ebeooore 8ob ftI. tra6e
af iom scattoinaDian Nn1erienn No-
tionnl gonfs Breiioent for at oper-
toge 5tilineen iou gaUerr1sr for
ben 1De fsoerale Meerpebanf Mp
Der itilld Gorilng ON at fomsolioere
lscanoinopian An1erican % Sectional
gitp 8anf % berpeo brn1se ino i nen
npe Organization S. 81. 2Dom YrR-
fioert for NotionnIs gitp Bd,1f: Mr.
2pon bliber ben fonfolioereoe 8mnfg
8rafioent.
Donlmer 9lnoreas uelmrb, Iom
iioen ScatotncDin1 Mmeriea1 Nntio-
nal 8nnfs 9prettelie bar ppret Bne-
prpiioent og Direfter, ital peoblipe /
ois!e stillinger i ben npe 0rganifn-
ton. Sen nftipe 4aoelle al 8anBen
ffaI foreitanes Of g6gar 6. Mnttion,
Geo. s. Orbe og Clos. g. Mills,
iom bliper Gieeprglibenter. elmer
9 8loomquiit, tioligere nsiMterenoe
aasfererl ifal forfremmes tit ansip-
rer, N1r. Mnttions ti6ligere StiI-
ling. Sc asiiterenne aosierere biz
Der q. 6. 2in6biem al. sonnoina-
pian Mmeriem Sectional Bnnf % q.
s. Slogan al Nntional 9th 8nnf.
9en en6elige aoniclibering al be
TO Banter bill fin6e ste6 / en- NOR
Gremti6.
Scnn6inapim Mmerica11 geattionaI
8unf blep opreftet / 1909 meo en-
&upitaI pno $25O,OOO. 8anfforrd-
ningett pofseoe burtwt, og poa Otter
ooret iaanrne Mar Hep 4apitalen for
bpiet til $4,000. 8anrfeng fbriha
8rnii6ent Dor MI afop6e M. $. Ser
ner, % efter bans Dgo nbeobore
@ol1, iom nplig er blspen bn6ref
mes &berpet iom @atberrbr FOR SEN
feoeroIe Me{erbebnnf / Min11aapolis.
Sectional gitp 8a1rf, 7orn ffJdr ao11-
tor i 911mber grcbadtge gpgninge1,
FIeb opremet / Mni nette Mar, i6t
SEN obertog Gorretninge, til Cont
merciaI Matio1nl @nnf, ion bapbe
en- aapitaI poo 5000, 900; peb Susr-
together al benr,e 8a1f blep @apitu-
len forbgiet til 100000.
ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. S. og 8.
st. Gudstjeneste S6ndag Formid-
dag ri. 1870. Altergang f6rste
spndag i hver Manned. Anden
S1ndag hver Manned tillige Aften-
gudstjenes..e ri. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig ii. Kirkens
Praest, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard,
281O f. 22nd Street. TeIefon:
Smelling 497:
sn glabets sabifribenter %
@euner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

5ortdttes poo sioe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-21

The strip across North America
which is called the United States has
become the worlds safety zone. l9eri
human life is freest from the greatest
of all perls that can come to capital
war
While speaking to me recently
about the United States safety zone,
that eminent Philadelphia banker,
Levi l.. Rue, made this observations:
"Europe's thrifty people have hid
den away tens of millions of dollars.
They will be glad to send that money
quietly to the United States. where 1t
Will be free from armies and where 1t
will earn good deal more than 1t
can earn at home. But they will only
send IL here II they fell that the Unit
ed States. Is honest and now is ready
to pay its debt, no matter how hard
1t may seem to do that"
Mr.. Rue is one OF those who con-
tend that the United States cannot af-
ford TO WEIGH on single gold eagle,
let alone s150.000,O00. Poor business
ana bad morals is combination our
people should fight to avoid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-21
rnE DIVINE PURPOSE.

The following lines by the Bentz-
town Bard are truly poetic and the,
preach gospel that is much needed
in these dark days. Some people think
that God has left the world and there
is nothing for humanity now but Il
erieve and suffer. But there Is q
grandcr faith in these beautiful lines
and he who reads them understand
ingly and prayerfully will find in them
a blessing equal to any one gets from
the altar OF worship:
challenge the doubt that all will not
be well.
throw my gauge In the ring TO an
swer give
That out Of the bitter and elemental
he'll
The grandcst friumphs Of earth shall
rise and live.
| challenge the gloom that sits on our
faces here
In the dreadful sorrow Of battles
across the sea;
God never sent earth and his children
the shadow and tear
Without a purpose of beauty in
things to be.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-21

II was the hahn 't,f CHARLES n ,,o..
the dranatlst. TO invite almost every
body ne met to come up and spend
few weeks with him at his s.Imms,
home in New Hampshire.
come up and stay couple q,
weeks with me-" he would say whe.
Inc had talked for few moments
I"Glad TO have YOU. | need COMPANY
lup there N*ti
One night Hoyt. Ben Dasher. w II
Currie. Frank Mckee ana several
lother house guests Of lioyt's were al.
ting on~the veranda of Hoyts SUNNI,
house waiting for dinner The train
had Just arrived and they saw an old
farmer and his wife coming up the
path.
"who are they " asked IIoyt n
never saw them before
"The dickens youfiaIan't." replied
currie. That is That old zap and hIs
wife you talked 70 over at Springfield
and invited to visit you'
ooh. we'll" said, Hoyt maybe they
are just coming In to dinner. They
viii take the night train back"
Then he looked again and saw the
hired man behind thelfarmcr and his
wife wheeling 4 big trunk on wheel
barrow
NO. by Georgc.'' shouted Hoyt
they are here for q run"
Anl they stayed month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-21

Palma. and we're purchased for szoo
each and presented to Emperor Ma
poleon IN ana Marshal Mcmahon.
During 1918 l4.ss ~ -,4'v'' suiie OF
lsl.1ef.5os we're exported, principally
Ito the United states, Germany, France
ana Belgium. and TO a lesser extent to
the Antilles, Mexico, Central America
land other countries OF Latin America.
They are prepared for shipment
hacked in bales, bags cloth, or hides.
Another kind Of hat, made from
species Of grass. and called "sombrero
ljunco." is used here, and about ST.
600. 900 worth annually exported.
They cannot be compared In any way
with those made from toquilla straw.
The toquilla-straw hats are sold
al prices varying from a few cents to
500 and more each. The wholesale
prices Of the cheaper grades from Gu
|enca are sS.7d to sis per dozen, the
best from SIC 10 SIS each. The
cheapest grades from Manavl sell
wh5ltsale at si4sto s2f.5o per dozen.
the finer grades bringing from s4.5o
$40 each. and the finest se5 10 400
each. or even more.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-21
WHY A KNOCKOUT

| 49,.
france uo''''a's a'' '',"' =
u' 'es0a' VIZ aAsss ,,',..' - ~,
''hie mas come ivr "'Ni"s Peas'' ~
intent seems to be thai the struggle
shall no on Til one side shall admin
,a.an taaa,,-o ont 90 tho other A nun.
'''si "''oN"
Der OF the leading neWspapefs u ''''
United States tnke that view, notably
thu Nav york Teibune. Read these
49,. ..aan, .,,t,o-,ai 4,
Hei'ohees i'o"' 49, ',z /
that newspaper ana uhuers'ahu no"
far ordinarily sensible people may 30
v,.c
~ 4. s.., -
~ y "n'y "hsn W. 49, ~.
asnVs ~ a s"ss NJ ~ ~ nrice and re-.
tnr,llesx 81 IN consequences that we
can hesitate. II Is one of the evils
OF peace fanatieism tm.' ! ssn's ~
w ses' ~ az M ,,nue,,,ate horrors ana
main and suffering.
Here is the saner view, aseSprcssed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-21
Where lie Fen Down.

Harvey II. Garman Is private secrc-
tary to Representative Rucker and a
democratic member Of the legislature
from Denver. He was once news
paper man. but got discouraged early
In his career, says the Baltimore News.
Il worried along as reporter for a
week" says Mr. Garninn. didn
get anything very startling into the
columns OF my paper. it's true, but at
the end OF the first week | though my
fortune was made. One of my friends
told me Of the intended cIopement Of
Ia girl Of prominent family. she was
going &c marry man much below her
in social position. II was an event
that would set the town by the ears,
and told my city editor ! had SEN
sation to spring on a set date. After
the date had passed he asked me
about IT,
"'oh, It's all Off now I answered.
The story Is dead 's
What's the NATTER? he asked
What was II about?'
II told him of the projected elope.
ment and added: But there's nothing
in II now. The girls father showed
up with a shotgun and spoiled the
story
After the city editor had finished
commenting ON MY news SENSE" Mfr.
Garman said. II decided 70 forsake
journalism for politics"