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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

ct kept my head when fell into the
water" observed the young man
How fortunate" replied the canstlc
maid: at must have helped you 30
nicely to float
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11
No Use.

I'm going to engage In a battle OF
Wits" he announced. What's the use
OF going into battle without any am
munition?" she asked
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

dOuL1u6 4DusIuGSS, 'AlI5. 4<IE1I5SbOn Do
sisted by members of the G. Of c.
chapter, served refreshments to her
guests. The social hour with the
hostess was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Dorothy Schneider was the
hostess last night of charming lit
tie two-table auction in compliment
TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Schneider, upon the occasion of their.
. twenty fifth wedding anniversary.
The affair was indeed complete
surprise to the honorees and their
pleasure in their daughters Thought
fulness was wonderful Miss Schreib-
er. served delicious ice course with
white cakes prettily iced in wedding
bells Mr. and Mrs. Schneider were
shoWered with hearty good wishes
for many happy returns of the day,
in which their many friends all over
the city take pleasure in joining.
Those invited to enjoy this happy oc-
casion with Mr. and Mrs. Schneider
were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X Robinson.
Miss Hope Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs c.
L. Gamsby and Misses Louise and
Minnie Gamsby.
Miss Katherine Parker is visiting
with Mrs. George Close at her coun-
try home couple OF miles from
Ocala.-T Tampa Times.
The many friends in this city of
Miss Geneyieve Redding will regret
10 learn that she was operated upon
this morning for appendicitis at the
DeSDto sanitarium, but is resting
comfortably, and it is hoped she will
soon be able to be out again Jack
ssonville Metropolis.
Miss Redding has many friends in
Ocala who viii regret exceedingly to
learn of her illness and wish for her
a speedy recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. C. e. Nelson and lit
tie son leave tomorrow for aJckson-
vile and sail in the afternoon on the
I4enape for Charleston Mr.. Nelson
wiIl return in a few days, but his
Family will spend month in that
scftE. then go to Columbia and Ashe-
while. and will be absent for two
months or more.
Miss Irene Geiger has returned to
her home at Weirsdale after a de-
lightful visit in this city as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Brown accom-
panied by Mr. jim Pyles will go to
Salt Springs in the morning to spend
the weekend camping at thas popu.
lar resort.
Mrs. Thomas Sexton and family
win return home tomorrow mcrnins
from a two weeks visit to her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett at Cotton
Plant
Mr. and Mrs E. T. iHelvenston an,
family will return Sunday might from
their summer outing. Mrs. Helven
ston and children, who have been a
Caesars Head, n. c., will join Nj
Helvenston in Charleston en- rout
home from his purchasing "trip t
New York City
Mrs r q blake and Miss Irm
Blake came in last night from
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Fran
nliIlard at lMartel
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Miss Ophelia sawtell will leave
early in the morning for Savannah to
sail on a M. & NJ. Line boat for Bal
Gimore. from which city she will go
to Johns Hopkins Hospital to enter
. the training department for nurses.
Miss Sawtell is to be commended for
entering this noble profession, and
her many friends unite in their good
wishes for much success in her chos-
en- career.
Miss Margaret Taylor left last
might for vaIdosta. Ca, where she is
TO teach this winter in the normal
school.
aIr. and Mrs. T. S. Kyle are at
nome again at the Harrington after
a week spent in Jacksonville.
Mrs. J.. w Harley left yesterday
afternoon for Atlanta. where she will
visit her mother, Mrs. w. fB. Cox for
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Mrs. r. G. Blake and Miss Irma
Blake came in last night from a
short visit to MIR. and Mrs. Frank
n1iTla,rd at fMartel
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11
Thought for the Day

Forgiveness of injuries is a God Civ
en- grace, yet so destitute is mankind
Of this spirit of forgiveness. Life
scarce is life that knows not the
sweetness of this meaning The spirit
girdles your eternity and settles des-
TINY forever.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
met this afternoon IN regular month
Iy session at the residence of Mrs. ].
III. Livingston, Sr In the absence OF
the president the treasurer presided.
After prayer and the reading of the
minutes and general discussion OF
routine business, Mrs. Livingston as
sisted by members of the G. Of c.
chapter, served refreshments to her
guests The social hour with the
hostess was greatly enjoyed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS

you items for this department call phone 1867
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Helvenston and
family will return Sunday might from
their summer outing. Mrs. Helven-
ston and children, who have been at
Caesars Head, n. c., will join Mr..
Helvenston in Charleston en- route
home from his purchasing trip to
New York City.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Mrs. Thomas Sexton and family
win return home tomorrow mcrning
from two weeks visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett at Cotton
Plant.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

the next few weeks. They will spend
the next ten days in the mountains
Of North Georgia.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Virgins re-
turned Wednesday from their we'd
ding trip, which was to the principal
points of interest in South Florida.
They are at their home on North
Magnolia street.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Mrs. ]. R. Moorhead left yesterday
afternoon for a weekend visit to her
husband in Gainesville. Mr.. Moor
head is ibusily engaged in building
the racetrack for the fair association
lin that city.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Miss HELEN Hardee has returned
to Jacksonville after a delightful
visit to relatives and friends in this
CITY.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-11

Rev. and Mrs. Roy Bowers and
family MIR. and Mrs. C. e. Winston
and little son and Mrs. Jennie Whit
field returned this afternoon from a
weeks visit and camping trip on the
shores of North Lake Weir.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
ST. JOHNSTOWN.

Mona Rogers. Of Wilmington IS sp=a5
l1g fe'~ days with James Rogers znc
Hli=
Harry Rogers. who las been c1-5a=-
20 A-s bed t1- nearly Two 7r==ks IS s-0sFls
r=c1v=rluE
Mrvtle Collins has been WISHING friends
a. 0zzlev
Io-5e-r D5ckerzon ard zlte. Of 1Ii-fo-i
Seck- spent last SATURDAY. and S-n.izr
Elth his parents, J. B D5cke-so- and
wife
The extra service is s-5-l n progress a.
s. Jo1us-ow1 and Is meeting WIKI much
s-cc=ss T1= public Is co-5-z--v invited
70 attend
z Sc Sullivan spent Sunday wiki B=--
TIA Wiley
Miss Florence FoE,=- Is the guest 1f
Afrs- C. r WIler.
Mss Eii-l Adams wzo has been o9--
11u- 70 h=- b=1 wict r1s--z-s-1. Is
much improved a. tLis writing
Walter VALLEY ard litt-e sister are o.
the slck-Es-
Li-t-e Emma Nay T--k=r IS a thz
Ez=kiel WILEY. wife z-i family s7e-t
zst Sunday VIII 1l-- a-i aI-s 8o5e--
'o-=s
D e Carey has t-eu ~ The zez-,is-
A=-IE H -g-C
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
DRY Goods Dept

--z- ~ The e-pl1Ts- % the o1Gzi issu
ing the same within = hours II the szir
-sE-u Is deuz1la1 bv the szi.
c1ll1, o-hsrw-se Elrliu IS dsvs Of ths
termination Of SID employment
Before s-lovlug -az child % begin
Wo-k, the employer -ust have the en-
p-9TZs1t c=-r6cz-e II his possession.
Hours 70 work. No child under Is
s5zl be euplov=1 for more than SIX
days II ore week, o. more tEa- s. hours
= any one week. Or before the hours az
cock II the morning and s O 'c-ock
II the evening
Tai-ry minutes is allowed f9- Iuach At
noon.
The oGc=- Issuing employment cz-rS
Gates Is authorized 70 administer Al os-h
b-t uus- not collect fee
No person under = years OF age. shsf1
D =upl1Te1 II a1F cz1aGcv II OF about
p-ace where Intoxicating E1-o-s are
s1-1. Tie law On this subject zs rs-v
s-rlzEe1- Tie inspector asks that al
persons cooperate with the be-azu IL an
@1i1-ce-1=1- q this se-Gc1. and thereby
avoid any and all uuD-ezszut7sss wh5-.
might arse ron Z violation of the sane
No zlr- uuCe- IS. where o.--u-z.io- re-
z--Tes cC1u--1-s Standing VIII b.s r---
-zl---=- % 1To-s unless seats are provided .
re inspector w1ll b f1-cai 10 us= dis
--et;o1 % carving OK This s=-1o-
No boz nader u and 10 r--- u-7-- *
NH 1s permitted % engage IN s-v --7-
3--- patton performed On the stree. =~-
2=Et the sale o. delivery Of rews-sus--
OF periodicals T1ev --s-
-o F=E=r, comply with all The legal re-
-lr5--=--s NECESSARY f1-cl= --o---------
2 =- -P-os11e1t certificates. and must b.
'roF1-=- H--1 a permit and hs7v= T-a
l-f-s-ll as 20 ire badges VIII uo- ar1lv
@ -=Ws1oys.
-1 any czs- W1sr= the lzbo- Of a -t-17
5 Necessary t1- the s-p1or- OF lts=Tf -
-i1--y g ~ she wll be ue--f ts-7 m
7o-z under TIE legal age. witb ,b- -o--
-l-1 q me resident T1dge OF the co---,-
2 which the child resides. s-7 - ~.
gent of the Society for the Preve7-i7-
Z Cruelty 70 Children. The css- 80
rst Be taken u7 By the inspector.
No person Is allowed ~ s-rr q, --
p. ans t1l1S 70 be sod II violation Of
Occupations forbidden f,- --;r7-.-
1der Il
A-ll-- iacto-y, workshop. mercantile and
echz1iczi establishments ts-------. I
= - = l--l7Iy o. workshop, once. once !
liiains Z res-z1rant, boz7diug-house. {
-SSeiy' - oaroer. hotel, bootblzck. public y
-oiesi garage, laundry. driver. con-
I IaeElon OF repair Of buildings. trans :
issloa o. messages, adjusting any beIt !
any machinery.
mere are o-ner occupations forbidden Z
children under IS years Of age
MILLIAol J. G1BBoNs.
STATE Child Labor Inspector.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Snip o. Lesee; Al Hznss ssvss.

TIE Royal Mall packet Cobeeuid
still olinging 10 the Trinity Ledzes
with TIE waves breaking over her
was sighted BY q lone fisherman inst
as the fog lifted on Wednesday morn
ing
All hands are safe. Nearly all o.
Llose On board have been landed a,
yarmouth, y 5. The steamer West.
poTt brought ashore seventy-oae and
ne olAers cane on the steamer Jchn
l. Cam.
The decks Of the Co5e9ui5 are awash.
i me present weather continues tho
Coeee1iI viI hold together Sbs il
heading OF shore. The Cobssui5 vent
ashore az SIS a. II. Tuesfa ne
Trinity Ledge. where she struck Is
siz miles Oh the mainland Of Nova
scotia and fourteen miles from tba
port o. Yarmouth.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
WHAT IS NECESSARY UNDER
new CHILD LABOR Law

n q--rr --z- --z provisions % The re-r
-l--1 Labor Law can Be understood Il a
glance. q resume Of the statute ,zi,I Is
ot interest.
10 boy u7de- = wears Of age. and 20
--rl nader = years. can engage IN sv
occupation whatever.
Certificates must Re issued bv lie s.
7=-1teulezt OF Public Schools 1f WI
1ilngro1. and 1y the school suns--t=u-
dents OF the three counties. OF who-
tley designate
IAose who cannot get cerufcztes-
boys under I4-duriuz the time ,-h-;-
scloois are II session. those who cannot
read and write simple sentences ia
English
4Aose who can get certificates child
reu under u years and over the sane
age. who are n good health. and car
read znd Wrlte simple seutences II Eng
-is1; those who are i years old. in GOOD
nealtn, may work during the time 1ub-
nc schools are not II session. II anv o--
allowed BY the law.
nose who do not need certifcsfez- I
children Is years old and over. The
should, however, give the emulove-
=sal proof Of age.
what must Be done 70 get certifcates
a card must Be flled ont and sivne5
BY the employer. This card nus -
-aken 20 the principal Of the last DubIic
icnoo. attended, for the purpose Of get-
1ng the school record. 4 birth reco-5
ro1n the Board Of Health Or a baptsusl
.er1ncate must also Be secured 49,
ioca11ents, when presented to the pro-
'er otnclal- VIII Be suf1Gsut f3- The i
uance Of q certificate.
When an employe leaves his position
he employer IS required 10 retur7 re
70 n2loyn1ent certificate 70 the person ~,
ssued II, and not to the child. The fs-
-aas- On the termination Of the e---
ioyuent Of a child under Is ves-s ,fl
g, the employment cer6hcate fssue7 -
hid shan Be returned by registered
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Boy sIavs Eost.r sis...

Josephine Nutz, twelve years OH
Nas saot and instantly killed BY Johl
harrison, sixteen years old. On III,
Iarm Of Edward Transue, a, Haxen
koph, near Easton. Pa.
Boih the girl and the boy were for
mer inmates Of the Easton Homo -,
Frlendless Children. They were a
SA-ly adopted BY Transue several
years ago.
Aceor1ing 70 Harrison, the cir, had
scoloed hin for shooting at cats and
attempted 10 take the gun ron hin,
n me struggle he says. the weapon
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Q. & y. trike Settled

Tie strike Oh the Delaware & Hud
son railway was settled in Albany
y.
Company officials met tie uaioas
demand that they restore two dis.
eharged employees, Engineer James s.
Lynch and Conductor F. A. Slada. 10
their former positions
Al the strikers returned 10 duty al
once G. " y. Hanger. q member
Of the federal board Of mediation and
conciliation- brought about the agree-
ueuL
The strike order was issued 10 eT-
cry union enginenan. fireman. con
ouctor. trainman and taIegraphsr At
vork along the lie from Rouse Point.
n T. 70 Wilkes-Barre. Pa. The cause
OF the strike was a dispute over the
discharge o. TWO employees.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
MILTON NEWS.

Eeai--s q the Chronicle. douhtl=ss
EzTe c1cc-l the great morality that has
Ct-Gue1 sUo-E the aged AID elleriv
people t1e present winter. While the
1ezt1 rzts las been uu1s-zllT -zrz- t1zt
z-o1Ess TIE aged zppezrs 70 have been
p greater rz-1 than t1r many wears
Giving veur 20 this thocEEt recently. an
r11=rrak-r remarked % siu s-op uow
the weather has become coo.e-- Ma
z-2l-r. the query then suggested itself %
1ur mind rs moderate wl--sr weather
E0-e con1ucve of disease a--o-gs- the
age-. Khan colder Temperature Yet
he 11der-ake-s slozld ku1N al about
he Death rate. ss t1sy are the oziy known
1-cr11oglsts We have.
lis an ID Eizd that blows uobo6v
go1d IS an zdage as old as when tie
-11-zI1E stars sang together Last S---
Day Eeek u commenced getting cold
and On the t1lloH5rE WEDNESDAY --~--- /
-E The thermometer was down % t1--
degrees above zero. on Th1rsizv morn 4
@s -A= .c= hzrrest=rs b-ra- work ard I
sc-e d them have the.- houses 1es-.-
l--1- Handy Pr=-tru1z- has been hz-i-
czrr=- 1E mars Things. and been unable.
70 Ez- Eis ho-szs du=d TITS singular
ElE al the -Ee people NAV have q
E-sEe ~ ar expected 515 q u1-s
Ha-- me o1 comes on -l-r are rc- -=sf7
- e. TIE l-e was zlo1- ave inches
l1cE OF tle lake and --e sEz--- was
--il- o. -llse E1c lore the s---.
e. r orr part ue had p- "a 1-c-
T1=- boz. We Eo- them oz. SON -to-r-
sell We haven had q pi- OF since sfI
We remember rightly D -c- -o. a-- !
-o-e for rs As the poet saws. not f1-
ios ard 70 B. ua-ric-ls-. he --iv1.
have added uo- for D. & C gutf-s
--ertr tul when one can skate 4f.br.t .
ls-ns OF his back, OF staining on his ,
Eea1
CzPtaia George e. KINNEY. George 7
kinney, r.. ard Harry Eiunev. all oil 3
f1iladelphis, ATTENDED the f-1e-zI Of I E
1rs sarah Z Bozmzn last week. {
he remains Of willard Petty'johu. who 4
-lel n Fhiladel phla, were brought 70
2-il.o1 On THURSDAY and inferred in the o
Qld Fellows Ceustery by 5. 7. Wilson 3
4 son. Deceased was 45 rezrs Of 49,
and leaves 70 survive him a mother and Q
several brothers and sisters. I,
On wednesday Elmer Dicksr=or had 6
The head Of q gypsy band. that vas Al
nat time eucz-pad south OF town. A. II
-a1sued before Squire Collins on a charge n
D respass and taking wood from ms o.
premises The charge was substartiste1 I n
I'd the gypsy fined s., which with the >,
aost amounted to S9 50. The man iuue- ~
-iately returned 70 his fock, broke csmD i
.za ne last We saw Of the band, It was O
.1sug through town headed north
letters Of administration on the estate -
Y the late Sarah ! Bozuzu have beer -
.-auted 70 the 5 5. 7. 7. & D. Co. Of n
sltuu. K
Marriage and Divorce was the sub e.
81 Of Dr. Behnugers lecture at the m
hurch Of ST. John Baptist on SUNDAY so
loruing. or
A Day Of Prayer was held bv the 81
!. C. T. O.. Of Milton. al the II. e 20
hz-ch on Thursday. Services were held
10 g. H. and al .. II. die
Eudeavor Lodge No. II. A. F. and 4. da-
l.. Of Milton, passed resolutions Of re- mo
lect last week 10 the memory Of two Of dal
5 deceased brethren-C. II. Atkins. Of Re
ilton, and Robert J. Bioekson, Of Nag Pc
iiia. So-
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23

Captain John r LAX has been a1-
pointed master oi The p1.'z5e-1E-z -7-r
ICE boat lo11 Weaver. with gross ton
l=se q -f.- tors. and e crew Of g men
-zPlz-1 -zzE vas fo--=-lr Of Ail-1z
Ars anne Carey. after Z residence
q one E=s- p Fli-zl=-1hiz has -s---uel
% country LIE and Is n1r o--upv--- h=-
properly OF -1es--u- street
Ar z-1 Ms David Il Reed -es.1e--s
q -1N=- 8-1z-Ai-- Observed TIE z5-h az
lifers--g @. t-=-- Wz--i1E on Sz-r-izr
evening las.
-91n Crozch shoe -=15i-z b-s1zss
-zs become s1 --=zt as % -eczss-z.e his
-aS11S o1 .o-r-=. -zz- John Walker
IS the -z-
Erea- quantity ot c1-a Is being
s1lPoe- t-1- Br1z5kl.a Hundred. "a
Anton and I-z vo-llEe. % N=r re-s=r
ports Z -s 5o-gEt s. boat men q =
cErts P- 1zsl=l and i 5s sad. -=zrlr
81 oi the s-rrl-s Is abozL sod
james B---s has removed fro- S-ull I
4oNn -1to e properly % lIss Suse Czr=v
or F=l=-z- s--=e.
IH= President q The Maryland Auzuz, .
~2-i@r=1ce VIII p-e-1 ~ The Milton
-rQ-s>-z-- -lu--l c1 S--lzv Fz--1srr
-'t1i a-1 -1= F1u--h .lzz--e-t- Co-f=--
G icz % t1-s -11t=r-ucz wear u1.1 t.e 1=-5
II ,--t c11--l On the following N1-dzs.
ne extra meetings wlli c1z-51-= az
1-her w=eS
The extra Eee--ys VIII c1rt-ue ar
1-Ler week az 1e-L lf the L5-11dls.
--urch=s u 90 Sunday riglt rl=-z
-z- BEEN four pr1ses--l con te-s511 az
he y = C11-cE
l-=-e are 1ov tTo uro-curt=f dwell
rgs and -Lr-e s---=-oo-s vacant on
-=lz-zl street. al cf w11-h azre ten
.1t-l last E=zr
or last Thursday while cutting ice or 2
ne lake. ai---z-- Fox fen into the water
los- ot the men wsrz u- the opposite +
--e t-o1 l-u- HIS mother. Mrs. Ida
OK l= down upou th- ice and r-Ile1
-ers=-t 20 the broken edge, where she was {
1ab.e1 20 get hold Of her so1 and assis-
e1 hlE 20 get ont Mrs Fox vas we-. I
I'd Ar. Fox was wetcer
Mrs Henry Warren accidentally broke
ne Of the ribs Of her right SIDE on Fri :
zy- She Is doing ve-E wsu a. present =
John Mcgee. q barber. is having his I.
roperty OF Larluia street repzi1tel IL =
-rually, II expectation Of company from
oio-aio. F'
On the first day Of the New Year. when {.
le Light Power and Heat Company. Of s
intou, began % string It's wires. we ex- =
ecied 70 have better light service than p
Irmerly. Our expectations, however. =
ave not uaterializei. The euthusias sm q
the company has wanesi, and the towu 4,
getting but q poor service thus far y
q Chestnut street the lights Go very =
Ell, becsuse the company has poles az -
ady on that street, but OF Federal street
ere are 10 lights farther south than the
ster House. Town Council was TO have -
I'd an adjourned meeting on Monday -
ening 10 discuss this subject. but the =
eeting failed 70 convene There are -
me skinned poles lying near the dock -
ssumzbiy intended to put up on the y
-eets 10 use as electric light poles. Ye -
ds. such poles
Bessie H.. wife Of Charles Donovan,
d a. her home near Milton. on Satur- -.
3, Of tuberculosis, aged q years, -
'uths and 20 DAYS Funeral on Tues -
2 afternoon al the II P. Church By the -
Y. Frank Holland, and buriai in Odd -
lows Cemetery by S. J. Wiisou & -
D. D. A.C. -;
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
VIE sIaYer cors.n-.s

James Linzi, who was convicted q
Ioy-estown, Pa for the MURDER Of ts
vie last spring, tainted in court wss-
Judge Ryan pronounced the dssh
sentence upon him The date Of hs
execution viii be fixed b. the govsng
unless Linzi's counsel should succssl
II having the verdict Of the Buca
county court reversed.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23

only the close of reduce
Boys and Girls Clothing Milford buyers have learned that
Sales that SemAnnuaI RePrcng genuine
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
- - - -.

Fifteen masked men took T1svs =.
q negro. from the Marion county fsI
IN Jefferson, Texas. where he wss -
ing held, charged with woundfns Ts+,
Taylor. a constable. and hanged hf7
% q bridge No arrests have 50 fs-
hea- Al
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Girl Taxes Ier PIun..

Bessie Carette, q professional swim
mer, Won the Polar Bears" rol5 cgn
ior the nrst bather OF 1914. She toot
plunge IN the icy waters al Nsw
York AZ midnight Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
Clothing Dept.

Boys s. 3 tan s1oa
sP=1zi t1- Wed a. 8 s
Clothing Dept.
-lc zuvzs gloves O. We'd. for 6
25c zea s AID boys CAPS Isc
SIC ueu 5 Eeavv rl5b=5 underwear
o. Wed t7- 55c ps=o=s for go
SIC meas wo-k shirts, fzll CT, Wed Sc
: pairs ue1 5 biz-k hose. o. Wei. f9- 25c
8 pairs men heavy Eo-k hose Wed 2sc
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23
kIIIs chIId. Then - -.

After telling her fortune with plav
ing cards. Mrs. Caroline OIaschak 0,
New YORK city. killed her ten-vesr
old daughter Helen and then conr7it.
80 suicide By turning on the gas in
taeir nat Before the tragedy Ms.
O-aseaak put a pet dog out Of the
Milford chronicle., 1914-01-23

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you are selling stock binds
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Evening star., 1914-07-19

wire it is copied just as it is taken
apparently mere meaningless string Of
letters. figures and words. Then. when
complete. the translation is made This.
incidentally, may take hours. and IT may
require days. Absolute accuracy all
along the line is necessary. The omis-
sion of a single letter or figure or the
injection of either might result in an
entirely wrong and fatal construction
being placed upon the message.
Sometimes the men who send these
messages will insert a single word in
plain English. for secrecys sake. which
will puzzle even the expert cipher readers
for hours on end. Many times. particu
larly in cases of considerable diplomatic
importance, the message is received by
one expert and turned over. as fast as
it comes in, to another to translate, as in
this way much time is saved.
There is one feature of this work which
has not passed unnoticed, the possession
of a cipher book and what il represents.
Cases have been known when a cipher
book has mysteriousy disappeared just
at time when some vital diplomatic
issue was at stake. Such loss is ire
parable. save by one method. 1t means
a change of the cipher used by the de-
partment from which the book was
stolen. Fortunately. however. such a
loss as this does not happen often and
the cipher does not have to be changed
with any great regularity.
Evening star., 1914-07-19
Bad Habits.

DEPREsENTATIvE HoBSoN was
N talking about an anti-prohtbitionis,.
But then.' he said, this man is as i'm
moderate in his views as the moonshiner
was in his ha abits.
You drink lot of moonshine whisky.
I'll bet a magazine writer said to q
moonshiner.
"'Oh. no. the moonshiner answered.
oh no. nothing to speak Of.
How much do you average a day.
asked the writer, taking out his note
book
oh, about a quart-very little over .
quart said the moonshiner.
Holy smoke. man. cried the writer.
I couldn't drink that much water a day.
Il wouldn't dare try said the moon
sinner"