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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

.
in Ieiner Mobnuns an ber Mabiion
2lbenus bebentltd ertrontt Durnieber.
- Or. gliff 6arris ipurbe aeitern
gprmittaa in aller Gile nad Der Wobs
nuna bes 9remiers 6. 6. 4urris an
Der Siib pfarl Strabe aerufen. pD
er bei feinem gintreffen Burris. beiien
@attin unb Dieridbrisen Spbn in Be-
ipubtloIem 3uitanbe porfanb. Cine
llnteriudung ersab. baB ipGbrenh
Der Radt cine Der @asr0bren I'M 1ei-
Ter led aeiporben ipar unb bic brei,
ipdhrenb lie i'm sdlafe laaen, bic auss
iir0menben Siinite singeatbmet battsn.
Grit mad etipa stpeiftiinbiser barter
9rbeit aelana es bem 4rate, bic ge.
tuubtloien ipieber gum 9eben auriid.
subrinaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
2ofal !. Beridt.
0Neiblidber GimbreAer
gOaiabrte in @amnerfleibn einen
Siebitabl bei 8. ". Garrp.

Gin tpeiblider @inbreder in @fan.
ncrfleiDung pollfiibrte seitern Morsen
einen Giebltabl in Der Nobnuts bon
j. O. 9urrp, 90. 1886 8uroette
9lpenue uno fpilnte cine llDr,
pclde @eareus Stinole sebort, ais
Seute beimtrasen. Cine slnsabI Gil
beriaden, lcpie 9amengarocroben'
itiidcnl,Bte Der speiblide giilbrehcr
,uriidlailen. Die 9iebin bate lid nac1
GinIteigen ourh bas Stilhenlenlter
3utrilt 5u Der @obnuns perid,aTIt,
l,no itatiete Silnad)it Dem Sd,laf5ln'
mer bon Srdulein Gurrp einen gelnb
ab, no Galnengnroerobenitiide cllt'
penoet puroen. Gieie Stiide ipurSen
in Der &iide fein iduberlif) iortirt
uao 5il einem Siinoel Sitlanmenge'
iGuiirt uorseiunben.
@an Dem Sflnisimmer aus idlib
iih oie Iiebin IN bas 3iHmer bes
S5errn Marcus ainole, einem Sobn
Der Srau 9urrp, ipelher ieood oiirG
cas- 8crdllib aus 0em Sdlai gerpeft
puroc Hno einen ungeldOenen Hepol'
per aui cen @inoringling rittete. Der
0icb perlieB riiffpdrtsgebeno oas
3innIcr, bod purbe burh Den alarM
bcn 0err ainole geidlagen bate,
Serr Surrp aufmerfiam sema6t,
meld)er nit einem gelaoeueH 0iepolucr
berbeieiIte unb oerild]te, eincn
SfnB aui Den ginbreder abSugeben.
Gie Ectrone periagte ieoo6 mlS fonr.
te Der @inbreder idnel ieine ,Sluht
belperflieIligen. Gs miro ans Dem
Grlluce allgenommeL einen ipei6.
!i1en ginbre6er por iidl gebabt 5lt
tabell oa OerieIbc uitt nod 9ldnner-
art, iibcr Den 3aln gciprungen lit,
ion0ern ourb cine Glide in bentieIbcn
binourd)frod. 9eseleidlen peiien Dor.
gefunbenc 5i,Baboriide auf eincn
ssrauenfuB bin. Ger ginOringling
fonnte nidjt erfannt peroen, Sn er iih
Elm Soidentu6 bis on Ole 9lugen Dor
6as @eiidt sebitnoen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
s,eirsiana Sun ysasenfrani6sitea.

ggarum Ieioen Sic on 8eritopfuilg
mo WoeenIeiben, tpenn Weapr's NUM-
berpoqes Maeenbeilmittel, cine eint
dte @erihreibune BON franaoiiiden
Delen, fie bapon befreien uno Den
R5rper bon allen siftisen Stoffen fret
nahen piro. @enn Sic SbnnIuhts-
anfane, franfbaftes aopfweb, 9e.
dperoen nod bern giien, einen Druid
pom @as Tim bas Sers berllm ooer
geritopfllns baberL ueritaften Sic
tib beute cine Slaide. 3ogern sic
ni6t ldneer. Gs bat Saulenoen @e-
iilnobeit unb Slid eebro6t. Wapr's
punoerpolles Magenbeilmittel miro
Iebt bier BON allen slpot6cfern Der.
,auft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Orei stuaben itsgtn nntsr bsm Ssr'
oadt bas Gift so prfaufen.

Detsitips iinb felt tiniser 3eit bret
2naben auf Der Spur, lpslht Uiors
pbium In einem beitimmttn Diitriit
fir Rednuns zines anoersn pertaus
fen unb ielbif DON bitfem Gift genie.
ben. aeiner bisfer Rnaben in dltsr
ole IA SABRE. gs ipuros poIi5eilider.
feits feitseitelIt, bab pisls Befuder
Don 8ilIarblotaIen Morpbionif.tn
iinb.
Dem Deteftip Gernbarbt gelans es,
biefs brei 9ensel Su erIpdben uno Ct
folste bsnfelbsn na9 tinem gilIdrbs
loial an Der 6. unb BLUM Strdbe, mo
iie bon einem Mdnne eripartst tpurs
ben. Dieter fiibrte bic 3noben in elm
Reben5immsr unb Der geante folste
ibnen. glls @ernbdrbt bas 3immer
betrat, ersriffen bic anaben bic
JIudt, ipdbrsnb Der Wnnn in Daft
senommtn purbs. 8ei ieinsr 8iiita.
ton itellte es ii6 beraus. bab sr Sobn
SbeffieIb bieb, 36 Sabre alt III unb
i'm Ronpareil Sotsl ipobnsn ion. I'm
ibm ipurb.n 5nbleiten borsefunbsn,
pelfJs mad aniidt Der goli5ei NOR.
pbiumbaItig Iinb. SbeffieIb ftebi uns
ter bem 8eroadt, ben andben Wlors
pbium uerabrsidt gu baben, mas .r
jeoo9 beitreitet, sbtnfo p.nis nil er
oapun aenntnib baben bab bic Rna.
ben NIT benz Gift bauiirsn seben.
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gbds. Grimes, 27, 1918 guiirn
alptnue; Shipin6iudt.
glifabeth Wilsr. 51, GIspsa ptte,
5er3leiben.
sbereia anapp. 70, 712l gairpart
2lOenue, Carthage; QiersHleibsu.
5enrietia S4uIs. 40, ct. Marisn
5oIpital; Ssrslsiosn.
Sobn q. Gone, 6s. 1929 gaiiun
stDenus; 9erSIeiben.
German grupsmann, SO. 113 Meit
llniperiitb Mpenn.; MagengdGtDiir.
Jreoerid ghrdbppbt, IA. 1856 9ens
fbdlp apenue; gliersnleiben.
Warp gOssroDe, 53. Ct. Transiss
tus Suipitul; 9ersi4lag.
Sarrp Sorbun, 33, 507 gocl Str.;
9lutseriebuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Grid spa nid,t.

On Der Gieb.nten unb Dine Stra.
Be fisl eeitsrn abenb bsm Detettir
Gbtpaebls ein Monn auf, Der burt
3.i9enipraGs pafantsn nm elm ais
moien angins. aIs Der gedmte aui
ibn suirat, tpollte Der Wann anfGng.
lid, nidt jprehen i6nnsn, fanb dber
ihnen bic Sprode ipiebsr als Der De.
tetiip Jpn fir p.rbaftet ertIarte. SEPT
BAT Der Mann. Der ihnell feline Spras
DE nieDergefunben bdtts, ibn nidt sll
perbaften, 6u tr lange auber 2lrbeii
unb bonn Bed perfolst lei. 4nberDem
bate Der .Tpredsnbe 9aubitummt'
nod ben Wutb, ben 9sdmten du5u-
f6norrsn. Sm Dstefttp 6duptqudrs
tier regiitrtrte Der gerbaftete als Der
35 Sabre aIie saDfepb aeIp aus yseip.
port, ap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Ualer Jo6n'S % gsseisin
iinpersIeihlid ais gtasfanssmit.
tel aub sSrpsr.aHi6aasr. gssidaifi
sieiid anb stdrfs. slm bsitsn fir
Grfaltansen, Sals- nnb annseaisi.
ben, grOnd,idS aub slit6ma. asin
alfObOl OSer i6doIids GrOsusn.

folder BON $500 unb $1,000 reip. Der.
uribeilts. 9(ubsrDsm mubteu Fd s.,
brei perpfliften, bsr gunbesbeb6rbs
ibre gerTanbtliiie nit ettpa 5000 Vd.
men. beren Wertb re auf $1,000 idd'
zen. fofort ausSulisfern.
Die fpsaifiihe 8eidulbisuna ldutet
babiu bab bic gefsIIidaft Seilmititl
fir bisle aranfbeiien annDneirt unb
burd bic poft ansepriefen, fir afIs ie.
bod nur elm einsiges Ukaterial on ibre
patisnien perfanbt babe.
aei9s zines grmorbetea
ibentifi3irt.
Rtp gorf, 1S. Nop. Die Geld:
,ines Wannss, ipsl6er obne 3peifel
ermorbet unb bnnn tn Elm Sab geiiedt
iporbsn mar, bas borseittrn gfbeno
inter Der Quesnsborous6 Bride ent'
bedt fporben III, ipurbe beute beitimmt
als bieisniss bss 22jdbrigen itaIisni.
iden Sdneibers Guisi WaeaIufc bon
Der Dftisite ibsntifi5irt. Der Grmor.
bette ipar Der goli5ei fpoblbsiannt uno
battle itlbit f9oH cine Idnsere Jrei.
bsitsftrafs iptaen 5rdgens perborsener
Daffen psrbiibt. Oie polissi 1T Der
alnii6t, bab Mdealufo bas Dpfer ei.
nsr Tebbs 5fpii6en 5fpei sesn.riiden
Werbreherbanbtn III, bic auf Der Of.
feite ibr untpsien treiben.
4nfldgtn niebergsi4l 4la.
GEN.
gtep Yort, 1S. Sob. Die alns
Hagen Der 8snusuns Der poft, Inn
Qlttien Jnbsiiorsn 5n bttriisen. mel
DE segtn Daniel s. MorsaH, friiberen
Builbts SGabmeifter, unb feds ans
bsre perfonen Il, 8srbinbung nit ben
Sareb sJlass'ffeu Gdpinbel Opt.
rationen erboben tpcrbtn iinb, ipurbsn
beute auf antras bes 8unbesbiftriiis.
anfpalts nieberseidIagsn, neil ss
pGbrenb b.s pro5eiies segeH Jlags
aur Geniise nahsetpiefen fpurbe, bab
bic glntlagen aeeen Die gsnanHtsn iss
btr 9egriinbuns eHtbebrttn.
Die 1IIman. affair ein.
Mptbe.
Neip Dort, 18. Nop. Die bier
IebeRben 0srpanbten bes tpobIbabeu=
ben psl3bdnblers Softpb lllIman tr.
flGrsn ben geitsrn Deroffentlidien 9.e
ridt, bab llllman in 2Onbon alB beut.
ider Spion D.rbaftet unb 5irn Iobe
Dsruribeilt tporDen I'll, als polIftdnbig
aus Der Cuff sesrifftn. Sis fiibren
an, bab llllman fih boblbebdIteu In
Dtutfdlanb bsfinbe unb bon bort aus
I'm llsberferbuns feines geburis.
fdeins eriu9t babe, neil e glaubts.
benfslbtn ipdbrenb ieintr Reife brrd
Deutialanb 5u ben0ibisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
9ie gerIufte Der britifdsn
GIptte in biefem &riege.

9onbon, lS. Nob. Minitcu
Gpencer GburdilI, Der erfs aorb ber
4bmiralitdi, jnste an Mittipp9 I'm
llnterbaus. eine bs5iisIide SnierpelIa.'
bedntportepb, bab bic Wsrlufie nerI
britiittn gloite an Wannjdaft fidi
tis beuis tpie fo!at beliefen: Dffi3iere,
est5btst 222, pertpunbet 81. btrmibt 5.
WannIhaften: aetDbtst 3455, periuuu.l
bet 42s, psrmibi /. Der Miniiier'
fiigte absr hin3u, baB bieriH niht bic
permibtsn Gffisiers unb Wlonnf9of.l
ten BON Der britijdsB Warinebipifion|
bon Qlntipsrpsn sinseidloHsn feisn.
nnb aud niht bic Gffi3itre unb|
MannfdaFien BON Dem pan5erireu5er|
,0cpb Sope4, Der an Der dilsntden|
1iiiie bon ben DsutI1sn in ben gruno'
gebobrt tpurbe, @si ben Griisren|
bdnbIe ss iid nm 1000 unb bei bers
.gOob Cope I'm S75 mann.
@nb Bis sum Gn6e beS
arieecs TN sfutofogaitG
Gbife bIeiben.
Santtago, Chile, t8. 9eoUeins|
Der. Tie f,iIcnijden geboroen baben|
am Wittipoh eritidie6eb oab ber'
beutide 1anspfer ~anrnas4 Elm
9ransportidiff oer beiititen Wfnriiles'
beb6roen fei. Der Anpitdn iptitbe ios'
s.,x Lo,.,,,v; S,4;<< hof, hcv d>ou,,ffcr5
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ReS%srt

~ !nN'pPVtt t~IfNS luI puS DSiH-
finnatier golfsblctt" befinSet iidJ iE
20. 330 surf Strafe, seseniiber BEN
GYurtbonic. muiel6it Henisfeiten, Nm
scigen 1t. |. III. bis 10 ltbr As Y)iinn.
ten glbenbs entgegengenommcn mer.
ben.
- Bertha BOZ erlanste cine S9ei,
oang bon Sreo. BOB.
= Seirdtbs Grlaubnibihsine: Sers
Die SbOrnton, %, bon Queen g., ap.,
uno 2aura Wpppin, q, BON Gincin=
natl. = @pan Wbite, q, unb Sulie
@pans, 19, beibe Don Cincinnati. -.
GImer Wepers, 26, unD 5bsreiia 9las
Ter, q, Don @pOmin9 .. = 9arrp
$. Seller, 25, bon 2pdlano, g., uuo
Sauru Resan, 23, Don Carthage, 8.
- 9runDsisentbu iibsrtragunsen:
gbpapo Walter an Marp 6. Sanna,
Got in Oapton, 3D. ..-MarD 6. 9anna
an Sarrp &sfen, 2ot in 9ubton, &p..
81. - Srant Seibel an 5. W. Saub,
aot an Der Sbprnton 4penue, 81. =
5iOelitp 8aupsrsin an u. $. 0orIel,
Got in @iGa pldce, Sort Sbomas, 81.
= MtaDor Or. 4uguIt SeImbolb,
Der an Der Grippe letbet, befinbet iia
auf bem Wege Der geHeruns.
= gines grdblihen sobes itarb ole
bret Sabre alte Gatbarina Waguer,
sodter bes taubitlimmen Gbspaars
0alter 8agner unb Srau, Ro. 212
@eit 8. Strube. Die Mutter bes Sim
bes gins ndd elmer 9roesrp unb idlob
bic aleine Elm. Sas 9inb fanb mebs
rere Strei6bDlser unb iebts buntit lire
alsiber in granb. 9us 5rau @agner
5uriidtam, perfu6te lie uno 5rau Soi.
Dds bic Jlammen gu l0iden, aber
bas aino erlas ben 8ranblpunben.
= Die 9dditeinmaursrsl Union err
ipGblte folgsnhe 9eanlte: prGiibent.
SoIepb Sdpes; @iseprGiioent, Carl
Sedtb; gsrototoGsSstrstdr, Spbn u.
McSermott; 5inan5sSetrstdr, gll6ert
5ibler; S9aBmeiiter, emmett Wbite;
5biirbiitsr, gbiparb 1aplcr; Sonbu,s
teur, Waltsr 5aplor; Sruitee, Soi.
McDemott, Sol. Damerop, Weslie
9ilfou; Selegat, Gilbert Slider.
- Cine Delegation Der Srabes unb
Qabor 9liiemb!n DON Campbell unp
aentOu GOunp ipra9 gsitern in elmer
SiBuns Der stabttommiiidre pOr. nm
oisie au peranlaifen, fir Die gei4dfs
ti"ungsloisn gu Iorsen. gs puros benz
aommittes gu perfteben gesebeu, oab
bic &ommifdrs pillis iinb bies gu
tbun, absr infolss 9slbmungels ni4ts
tbun tonnen.
- George NDondn pertlagte TN
Gireuitserihte $. 81. Sealn, gsa6ldb-
perfpalter Der alice gloonan, INN bds
Ieitament Der @sritorbenen um5uitos
ben. 9ie &luse lit Elm 9lppeu bonn
gountpgeri9t on bas gircuitgeri4t.
Die 8ebauptuns ipurbe aufseiteat, bob
5rau Hoonan nidt fdbig mar, elm 5es
itamsnt aufauiieGen, uls bag Dofu'
ment entporfen nurbe. sic hinterldbt
an Sennie McWlurrer 500, an Morp
Orabbp $1,000 unb Elm Saus an Der
Det s. Strabe, an 5rant Noonan
$4,000, an aucine Drubbp 5000 uno
an Sarrp 6ealp $1,000 uno Elm Saus
an Der Weit Sinften Strabe.
= Situs Struber Dertluste CLARA
straber, bic er i'm Sftober 1911 BET
ratbete, auf Sheibung. gr bsbauptet
in ieiner aIaeeid,rift, bub iie bereits
psrbeiratbst mar, uls tie ibn beiratbete.
gr aiebt an, nidt aetDubt gu baben,
bab re nitt ueihieben mar, Big fie
ibn i'm Wtdrs 1914 perlieb.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
eeidlenbeitatter unb Ginbaliaiuirer
7.u. Yore Str. 21ewporf, ,Sp.
2eIepbon: eoutb SO unS soutb 2ees.
aIeranorin Office: Siiano 557 Q 2


= 5rau =. 8. Sepl bon Der Siinf.
ten Qpenue. Canton, 1T BON Mdfcn,
SO. 9a.. auriidgetebrt, Do iie BEN
2ei6enbegdnaniB ibrer Mutter Sruu
0iiiinger beiipohnte.
= Der Srdusnpsretn ber eDuns.
proieit Ct. ao6annes Stride BON Bel.
lepue ptrnnitaltet am Ornnerstag eiE
aaIfeetrdn5den. Die @ditae6erinnen
finb bic Damen eSObn Srapp, sS.
Srdutmann, Gan 3rapp, llth, Min.
terbalter. Williams, gouna unb So.
Wpsel.
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stnrs non elmer eeiter.

Dem tGbtiidsn &rantenbduis ipurbs
Der SO Sabre alte gburles 9umpbries,
BON No. 4433 8raoee Strabe, Safleb.
sinseliefert, ipeIdRr am Dienitas bei
Der 4rbsit Don elmer Better itiirsts. SIN
9oipital ipuroe feitgeitellt, baB iid Der
mann einen S4aSslbrua ausssossn
bat.
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sfboibefer aeben Gelb snrii6, wsun pasp
Eminent itctenbe, bIinbe. biutenbe obef
audienbe Simorrbcitsn Mot iurift. GfitU 9p.
pIifafioH gfphbfi einbssrne. Soe.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

The registration books OF Marion
county will be open for registration
in each election district during the
months of January and February,
1914. In district No. 1 (Ocala) the
book will be open from Monday noon
till Saturday noon and Friday nights
till 10 o'clock Of each week from
first Monday in January till first
Monday in March.
All persons who fail TO register in
their respective districts can regis
ter at my office in Ocala any day
Sundays excepted) between March
18th and April 18th. d. NJ. Barco,
Supervisor Registration Marion Co.
Office upstairs in court house
1-3-sat-3m
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Concluded on Seventh Page)
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CADILLAC FOR SALE
NO MONEY REQUIRED

A Cadillac auto, in first class con-
dition, fully equipped, for sale at
bargain, and prefer real estate to
cash, either city or country property;
might pay some cash difference if
the proposition would justify. Adj
dress P. ]. Theus, Ocala. 1-31-dw If
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ODD FELLOWS

Tulula Lodge No. %, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, meets every
Tuesday evening (: 1880 O'Clock { in
Yonge's Hall, Fort King avenue. Wis.
itors in the city invited to be with is
Fl. D. Stokes, y. G.
W. L. Colbert, Secretary.-Adv.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

To the Democrats Voters OF Mar
ion County: | am a candidate for
member Of the House of Representa-
tives in the next legislature from our
county, and subject 10 your decision
at the polls in the democratic pri-
mary, June end, 1914
Very respectfully,
Citra. Fla. W. J. Crosby.
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The Murray Co.
Ocala, Florida

Call phone 29l if you want to buy
furniture. 11-2O-tf
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GEORGE ". rSCHOFIELD
| am candidate for reelection to
the Office of state attorney for the
fifth judicial circuit. and solicit
your vote at the June primary.
Respectfully,
George ". SchOfield.
Inverness, Florida.
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LACK OF LIBRARIES
CONTINUED from First Page)

ble) country, conducting those de-
lightful story hours. What more
compelling mode can be conceived Of
creating a taste among children for
that Hteratur which is high and in
spring,
). 1t supplies books TO deposit
stations in the county fthere were
% in 1911), located at a country
store, postoffice, or, if nothing bet
ter offers, a private house. Some Of
these stations have risen 10 the dig
nifty Of branch libraries, with their
own custodians and reading rooms
where several Of the best magazines
may also be had. To the stations,
boxes containing 80 or more books
are sent, being returned every so or
80 days for fresh supplies. To the
branches as many as 800 books are
first loaned as neuclus, exchanges
being made of new material every 10
days
6. Printed bulletins and book
lists are issued regularly; and occas-
ional exhibits are made on special
subjects (loans generally, Of larger
libraries, such as the CongressionaD
which do duty afterwards at the
branches
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involves no effort. but is pure de-
light and relief from daily cares.
Here, as already indicated, teachers
and pupils find help, and children
pleasure unalloyed in realm all
their own. Here the needs OF rural
schools aud communities are being
not only met, but anticipated: and
why not lets dream too of the auto
delivery that goes from farmhouse
TO farmhouse and just makes one
read whether one wants to or not.
And along with it all, unconsciously
the moral tone of the entire county
is being raised to a higher level.
1t would cost a mill or two of
extra taxation, but is It not worth
it? In nearly every state OF the
Union, the public library is now
looked upon as an essential part Of
the system OF public education and
the people tax themselves to support
their libraries as they do to support
their schools.
Marion.s Example
IN one spot at least in South Car
| DINA. l am glad TO say, this progress
siye idea has taken root. the town Of
Marion. There the citizens Of the
school district, by special act Of the
| legislature, have imposed an extra
one-mill tax upon themselves to sup
port a real public library formed by
| the merging Of the city schools Ii
brary with the town library, former
| ~ maintained by subscription. 1t
would be well if the general assem-
| bly, would pass an act enabling any
school district in the state to follow
this lead. If the experiment of the
merging should eventually prove
unsatisfactory, the people would
have become accustomed to the tax
supported library and would never
give it up.
In our cities and ambitious towns
will come to be regarded as a paying
business investment, just as much SO
as their parks, paved streets, play
grounds, water works and public
schools-an advertisement if you
will of the city's advantages as de-
sirable place for residence. This ar
rgument might interest some where
other appeals fail.
For the rural districts, the travel.
ing library system is essential, and
until the advanced county system
takes hold, this work should be done
directly by the state, as is now the
case in more than 2S states of the
Union.
The commission on country life
specially named the library as one O.
the means of lettering conditions il
the rural parts, along with good
: roads and schools and churches.
For the Country
Prof Gillette of the University o
North Dakota, writing on ''Condi
tons and Needs of Country Life
Canals of the American Academy
says: "A new outlook on life, it
meaning, its possibilities of enjoy
ment and satisfaction and as to tn
means which are fit to secure thos'
ends, is intensely needed. Life t
the average farmer is devoid of tn,
larger and more attractive elements
His life is a round of eating, work
ing, sleeping, saving, economizing
living meagerly, recognizing onl.
the bare necessities skimping alon!
with inconvenience, especially il
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PATTI NOT IN IT
COULDN'T WIN
AND KNOWS IT

On Thursday morning the waterville
sentinel published the following letter:
To the Editor of the Sentinel;
In order to set at rest any question in
regard to the matter and to avoid posi-
through your paper that I shall not be
candidate in the primaries for the
Democratic nomination for representa-
tive from this congressional district, l
have withheld any public announcement
because a good many friends have urged
me from time to time to reconsider it.
But in fairness to the party ] feel that
my position ought to be thoroughly un-
derstood at the present time in order
that other prospective candidates will
not be embarrassed by the idea that
might enter the primaries.
I have reason to believe that IL l de-
cided to become a candidate / would re-
ceive the nomination without opposition
But, Notwithstanding that fact, | would
not have the unanimous support OF the
PARTY at the polls and without IL we can
not carry the district.
There must be some man in our party
who is capable of representing the dis
trict properly at Washington and for
whom all Democrats would gladly vote
myself, and undoubtedly during the next
month one or more candidates will sug-
gest themselves to the minds OF those
Democrats who are anxious to sustain
the administration by sending a man to
congress who Is in sympathy with II.
add that whoever the party selects as
its candidate will have my hearty sup
port and may count upon me to do all
that can to assist him in his election.
w. r. PATTANGALL.
Waterville. Me-, March Is, 1914.
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approved by all good citizens of the
State at the coming election"
81 believe the great mass of Roose-
Welt Republicans will vote the Repub-
lican ticket with great pleasure at
the next election" says Mr.. Hersey.
because the present administration in
this State has been great admins
tration. It's financial policy is above
criticism. The conduct of its husi-
ness affairs has been progressive.
equitab BILE, business-like and economi-
cal Our Governor has shown him
self wise, honest, faithful and fear
less, and his administration ought to
be emphatically endorsed by the good
people of the state.
LAS to the other great questions
that will come before the next Legis-
lature. such as woman's suffrage, ball
lot reform, taxation, labor and public
welfare. / believe that the Republican
party, as now organized and consti-
tuted. is better fitted to deal with
and settle those questions in the in
terest of the whole people than an
other such vacillating, do-nothing and
incompetent Legislature as that of
1911 / feel that the Republican par
ty presents to the people a more hope
full policy, a more business-like plat
form, finer regard for the public
welfare, and a brighter future for the
prosperity of state and nation than
any other political party in existence.