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Arizona republican., 1914-08-23

Colonel" said Bruce, taking chance throw, we less than a hundred miles from the seaport. Suppose let Umballah clear and ourselves head straight up the coast? It is fair to the put them to any further hardship"
 Bruce. have to God that Umballah shall not have that treasure Ramabai, do understand what it will to you if he succeeds in reaching Alaha with that treasure probably millions? He will be able buy every priest and soldier in Aaha and still have enough left for any extravaganza that he may wish plunge in."
 Sahib," suggested Ramabai, let send the to the seaport in care of Ahmed while we seek Umballab."
 "Gocd!" Bruce struck his hands together "The very thing"
 I refuse separated from father" declared Allaha, I must accompany him"
 And Y" added Winnie.
 Nothing to be sad," and Bruce signed to the boamen start. If only this breeze had up. We could have caught him before he made shore" Umbalah paced the deck of the sloop thinking and
  boats Had he delayed them long enough? As matters stood, he could carry away the He must have help, armed force of he could trust. On the mainland Ahmed and the loyal keepers; behind three who wanted his life he wanted theirs The only hope he had lay in the cupdity of the the sloop II they could be made stand by him. there fair chance. Once he of mind to heave the
  But the thought tore at his heart He simply could not do it.
 Perhaps he could start revolt, win the chief of the village. He had known honest to fall at ths sight of much gold, to fight for it, commit any crime for it-and if need be. die for it. But the chief with his enemies Finally conclusion that the only thing be done carry the d- reety into the chiefs hut and there await him. He would bribe the with him sufficiently close their mouths. If Ahmed the shore, the game was up But he swept the mainland with his gaze ald discovered no sign of him.
 As matter of fact, Ahmed had arranged his ele phants so that they could up the to the seaport He waiting the native highway for the of his master quite confident that he would bring the bohersome trinke-s with hin. He knew noth ing of Umbalahs exploit The appalling thunder of the explosions worried him. 4e would wait for just 50 long, then he would go and seek
 Every village chief has his n hope This in individual of those who had helped Umballah carry the from the in fact the who had guided him the itsef He spoke Umballah He said that he understood the holy ones plight for these yet simple minded vlare folk Umbaah was still the holy one Their religion the same
 Holy one," he said "we can best your enemies who follow" ts~
 How!' eagerly.
 Wonder is the chiefs bullock cart I myself will fad the bullocks
 What then?"
Arizona republican., 1914-08-23
ICopyright: 1914: By Harold Mac orath-l
 CHAPTER XXv.

CHATTER AAV.
 o L1NDED by the dust tripped by the rolling stones H Bruce turned to where he had seen Kathlyn fall
 The explosion-the last one-had opened up veins
 of strange gases for the whole promontory ap- peared be fire He bent and caught up in his the precious burden staggered down the beach, and plunged into the thin tricke of blood flowing down her forehead explained everything talli stone had struck her.
 Kit, Kit! hope to God the treasure went up aso. He dashed the cold water into her fac,.
 The others were unhurt though iazed, and for the nonce incapable of coherent thought or action.
 :" The boats!" Bruce laid Kathyn down on the sand and signed to Winnie Tend to her. l must take a chance at the boas We could the neck of sand ebb, but Umbaah will be far away before that time Kit, Kit; my poor grill" He pattei her wrists and called her. and when finally her lips stirred he rose and waded into the sea- followed by four hardy fishermen The frehenng breeze being from the southwest aided the swimmers for the boats did drift to sea, but in northeasterly direction The sloop squaring away for the mainland. / .. Did Umballah have the treasure? Bruce wondered as length his hand reached up took hold of the gun vale of the boat he had picked to bring down. Would Umbaah have possessed enacty enough to hang to it in face of all the devastation? Bruce sighed he drew himself up and erawled into the boat. He knew that treasure had often made hero out of coward and at that moment life and Ib erty Umballah On his the island be greeted the colonel somewhat roughly. But for this accursed basket they would have been well of Asia by this time. .t@ r- Umbuilah has your basket, colonel If be hasn't, then say goodby to 1t. for it be dug from der those tons and tons of rock. Here! where are those fishermen goingT he demanded
 The in the act of pushing ef with the boats. which they had only just brought back.
 Ramabai picked up his discarded rife. y-..
 "stop"
 -They are frightened" explained the chief
 Well. they contain their fright till in iafety." Ramaba declared Warn them"
 Hurry, everybody! feel it in my bones that that black devil has the Get those men into the boats Here. pick up those Get in. Kit you, Winnie; come everybody" .Katllyn gaasd sadly at her father Treasure. treas are: that first She beg;-..ns to hate tine very sound of the word The Colonel had been nerv s in. petent. and irritable the document had been Siscovercl. Till recently Kathlyn had always believed bel father to be perfect. but she that he ss Winnis: So be it.
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Bic GHsnFbe meter essen bic Nlttita'
Clinic (Ropnosgrobno) fort. Die getpt'
Quna purb, I'm ben 10. Septembtr
berum angetretsn, battle dnIfttnsao
msbr ben Gbaraiier tiHer Generalization,
i'm mGsli5f bitIs ardFts bss gsgHsrs
aaF ihd su Si,ku unb bic aon3sntriran1
Der btutIds6feruihiIden ardfte Dtitlid
Der @eitid In RufFfns qolsn 81 psr'
Ih[eieru. 6iubsnburg erreift an n.
Geptembtr bic Ritnensalnie Drlst'
tnifisG robno.
mitilerDels ~ionatntrirt fi9 bag mti'
ftsns aus ReIsrbsFormnticneH bsltehenot
btuil4s0ferrei6ilfe Centrum tn Der Vi
ME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or rtfte 5lieel (GeTtetrsiher) srhdli
gefshl Bis an bic bsfsitiste 9iodsDlnu,
istsainie (aieltes9 arnoDs ReusSarosc,
5uridsuatbsn,
3nsitt gbnf., I'm ben 25
Geptembtr bsginnt bas d%afIadt'
I6irte 8ertrun dls sfpsite Gtaffel ot
gffenFpe qsQsn bic Ginit Darldna'
SipangprpbsS %aHbomier3. Rdeonls Raipa'
9lod Ia. S. MtiaisD. Durd bisfe Dor.
riidaag piro br norbltfe Jliiesl be-
rufffhen arme in GaIi5ien bebroht I'M
lsbtsre sur aufgubs ibrsr DHsHlipe gs
5tpugger.
Dritte pbdfe. lin ben 5. DITTO
Der pirb BET re6it DIiiseI n Galslsl
bon btr Dunajets2inis aas offtHiln
Gleitssiiig srsifsn bic in llnaarn tOnssl
trirten 0Isrrei9ii1sn ardFst BE iibsF p
aorpathen tinae6rnHesneu Rnlisn an.
usbsrbIidt man bteTe prti phaIsn, I
eraisbt Fid. buB BIZ DHfnfbe uidt qIki6
seitig auf ber sdn5tE Itrassgl1asn Jreil
nnaetrettn purht, fcnbtrn D0b snsEt b
ItnIs SllQel logging. Jtbs Der bret n
3uIammsnbdne pRbtnDsA opsratlopsi
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oleia bod sntpitsIiss GiIenbahnnes Dis
Deutfhlanb, fam sabtr feline ardfte glet'
dsrtpeife fdasa berf9itben. Jnfolsss
beHen fiel aud bitIer 8ortheil dni BEN
rehlihen ariegsT6dupluse meg.
Der Berlouf Der beitte NOD untntihtts
bensn Gdladt an Der aisue bat bic atis
Itunqgfdhigteit oer fran3offaen gdbntn
boroefhan. Go6alb bic beutiaen @ertdra
tunaen beruH3pgen, pdrsn au6 frii9s
gruppen Der Bran5pien unb Gn9ldnber
sur Gtele, - bah Fd bic JrDut idlisBli9
Bic sur 1ornfse dusbe9nts.
WroDsieieer 6ffrnFp. 9lnn Der Dents
idem uub EeterrsiGrr.
Qahbem ber ehtf4lub gsFaBt iuorben
mar, cine energiI9s 9fFsnfps i'm Often 81
kqinnen, fanen 5pei 9eIi6tspunite ftr
bic 9ur9fibrung 6srIeIbsn in 8stra4t-
1. 5eranbringuns unb aor8entrtrans
Der ba3u erForberIihen Strtittrdftt.
2. MngrIfF auF bts In @ali5isn sinsss
brunqergn unb gsgm Ghlefisn borriidens
ben ruffifdtn 6auptlrdfts.
Der 8srl1af bsr GreigriHe BIB gum
20. 0ttDbr ldBt erfsnHsn, bdb ba
beutEhs5fferrei9if6e gsntraltab mad
einem eminent sroBsigisen, fratsgiidtn
0ldn porgins, Der Biz balm icon rsi9'
lihe Grl9te gsrasen BOT.
Dieter qldH bslicnb tn etnem hdf'
IfeIueifsn, fratesifdsH an'
arfffDom lintsn GlistI an.
Cur Grlautetnng OisIes tftpns al fad.
teGniT6 esbaltsntn Gdbes feen hiev BIZ
notwithstanding geosbenen W~ncrOnunesE,
tpie fe fih aus ben tbdiidhliAsn Opera
iionen Sis gum 20. Sttcber srteHnsu IdT'
fen. cnssfHArt:
grRe p6afs. 2intsr DIiissl OR
NEE 9in6snbats) iest ais srTs etaffs
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(RuifYhsQolen) mar e. mod gu tsinsr
or5seren Qttiou eetOmHien. Sn 8aIi8ien
bsfanben f6 bic Seiterreiher 8par TN
Ridsua, nartn aber in ihrem iiolidtn
GliigeI bar9 bic aorpatben boaitdnbig
gefdert. !.
Diefs frdisaiite Jront lshnts f$ nit
ben Glantsn an bic Office uub bic &dr'
patstn an, ionutt absr niat nrneanssll
tperoen.
:Sn Jrantrei9 hingegen battle bic itrd'
igqifAe gJroBt an Der 4isne MIR en- llatsr
Fllael cine QnIebaung, ndmli9 an b.
9Doeisn unb ben abein, Der re6te GIi9sl
ieooh btna fo8uIaesn in Der Cuff. Dor
Ser arcnf itonben bic 5ron5oIen, bon
weIfen ber mar Ginipirtung sn9liidtl
StlFstrdfts all erfDarten nnb TN Radsr
0peflihes 8elqitn) mar nod inrHtr oi'
belaifhe Mrmee tbdtig.
Gie eroBsn 2%ptrationen ipdretl BIZ 0a'
Bin srH sum QnfdngsRabium esbie9en. Wr
tonnte Daber I6neaeE Elm entidsipsneei
ghluq NIT ausIidt duf Grfoig unite
a~inItigertn gebinsuHgsa = ssfiprt Dsr
benz
MboeTe6sn bon Der eiinftgeren Itrut.si
iden Situation iprah Elm peitersr I'M
msnfer gortbeil fir cine Mafnubnle Be
OFFenfibe i'm Often, ndnaIi9 bag ottte
psifpergpsiaie Grens ; Giisnbuhnnsi
DeutT9laubs unb OsIterrsiGs gessniibs
benz biinnen, loIen Rublanbg.
Sic aroBm beutI hs6fterreidt4sn yltu
frfmatfOnen unb @erhdrtungsn tcnHtsi
III firssRsr 3eit daf ben G4drPlab y
Often oenorfen tDtrbsn, rdbrsno Rub
lamb sDepen ber penigen GHenbabnsn uni
gsfuer rieFiqen territoridEeH NuHbsHuun
cine ropibe 6srausishnng friiGer etrsii
hafie bnrAsafiitrsn nldt IN etdnns H.
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lin 6en 20. Gtpttmbtr herum ishsn fih
bic RuFen gs5ipuneeu, ben sroBttn 1hstl
ibrer esgtn bic Qrmse 3antl %btrtparottH
Grdfte 3ur nnlttfIBnng Der Qrmst atns
nensampf su birisirtu. pa Ieettrs BON ben
DguiIhen uaier 6inbsnburg krtits uber
bic ~ofiprsuBiIat grtn5s in bic ruifIds
grobiu5 SuDaIti gtbrdHst 1T.
Bon bEn b%erfoIgsnoen Rufen errtidt
susrt bic grupps Rubtp BEN untsrlaut
bts San 1IuHss uH6 u6eri6rsitet benz
Iel6en an IS. 6tpiembsr in BET @essnb
bon arssBofu, Gieniafpa unb H0rblih Sas
roslau. 8orsrlppsn bejehen am 19. Stpt.
qrsefporst unS Gtarsminfto.
Grippe Dimitritff bat bi Saooipn
tageIange Sample 81 hittbeH, bis ic am
Is. Gsptember ssgtn msphta porriidtn
lam. @ruppt gruiTloff sretft bic ftits
DterreihiIhe Sitting bei Gbnrotp an lno
tntIenbei cine aolonm mad Rorbpttent
bic ben Gan bel 9ubitdo go Wleilsn bon
gr3mbsO iberIhreitet uno bic Gsltung
| babsf aud bon Wtlen bebrobt.
8ierte gruppe iolgt Der armse 9antl,
ptriunt berIsIbtn burd eiuen 8oritob ben
Riid8ug BEL Gdnbomier3 ob3uidnetoen,
pirb abr su%riidgsDorftn. @efehte nit
ben 6iterrtihii6tn Qa4butsn bd gards
nom unb Rnni9op.
0tftrrsfher. 300. gept
Tn g~efolgung bss obsu dnsebeuteien gros
ben ~ftrateeiidsn gIanss gsbsn bic 0iter'
rtiaif4su GtrtttErdih in bisItr qsriob'
lan9fam abiduittsptiIs BIG an bic Duna'
iec.ainie suriid. 3pifdenItsIunstn irers
ben an ben 5luBldufeH bts 8islot nnf
Der mislota bon itarhu Na4huten &C.
nomnen, Inn ben GsiRb auf3ubulten uni
bic 0erIammlnng Der i'm Rduns I'm
ardtau eintrsffsnotn neaformirten Gorps
unb 9eritdrturstn 5u prpegirsn.
Sn bieitr 3titpsriobe erfplgt aud BIZ
4ufite1uns elmer ips8isasH armsegruppI
i'm nprbofIiaen llnearn btiIdufis tn
Raume Npirtgbba3a . S5atmur . RsinetAi
bic ben Quftrae srbdli, bic ibt1 bic aari
pothen einetOrmesn,n auHtn-spRbtr su'
ridsupsrFen.
!; am 2 l. Ssst. etbtn bic SsterreiGsi
ben beTetietsn griiaeniopf SdrosIdu fret
tDiaig auf, b1 berltlbe ~borldufig fit 4
bon feinem ItrdtegiThen Wsrtb mebr II
unb bic geInbang besItlbtn bura Gin
i treffen ruFFfdtr 8ortruppen bel DubitdI
nnb prssfporst In Gsfabr iommt, ubgs
: f9Htiten 81 Dsrbsu.
Mm %. Sspttmberi lit bic GtItunI
pr3empst bon alien Gsitsn einssIhloftn
Bis gum "a. Der hdlt bi
I. afmes Nuffsnbers nit f~tarten 9a9bpttI
| bic 2fnie Rgbons9o hen fpeitli9 Bhnof
; am Wisipds Jlufe; bic armss 8oroepi
bic beFtItigtt Gttaune DslBtpnsGruiienc
> peFtfih ghhrofp. Da fih bite 8orrlidtn
, ftdrter rafTfatr arGfte BON Rorben be
} fnEfbdr mu6t, gtbt bi. Mrmee Auffenber
BIB sum 30. Der binter bi
> Wislotasainie uuS Bis sum 80. 6tpi
b Dts our Dunaist Clinic 9ornoipsglsu San
bss surtd.
: Die @rmes 9oroebic folgi Bis sum q
\ Septembsr in ben Baum nm Rrosno. bi
!. gum 30. ebsnfals Biz in ben Rdan psiI
{ li6 Reu Sunbst.
! pie Mrmu Dangl pef4t In Der snnst
/ Set pom 2O.--25. Geptsmber ~btibsrfeit
BET mtihiel mir bon Der Mialptu bis 81
Il Nibo 9unaitseinit unb 3ieht, bd fh b.
: Munm stptintn btr Meihfsl unb ben Rat
4 pdtben bort EtStig bsrengt, geetn Gnbe b
3 perione ihrs 0aupttr6Ite ouf bus n0roIid
Msi1fslufsr bsriibst.
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Die aroBt TraigfI4t Situation an y.
Gebiember ipar, 70 metlpirbig oisIt Be-
banpmHa du6 duf ben trfisn Bid tr'
ib,ineH mag, bed tisentIid duf BEN
raIFfdtu aTieesIaauplas siHIiigu, ole
auf BEN fran50fiaea.
SIN Often fano be fearti6e armtt
5inbeuburq's an liRttn GliigtI Der itrd'
ttgflhsH 6rout an Der o%itprtubideH
Grsn5e bs 3ur GRfes. SIN Centrum
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fola Der Friibstsn nab sinsr 3eit pOr Bet.
ldufta 10 Sdgen. Die gan5t Iitiou tent
baber tiHen ftaffdformigsn 4ngriff Rom
luttR Oliisd bar.
Die brittle qhufe Offtnfbt
bet 6rrrettiTdsn armee in @aliJieH
bHrfie iia mad QnFat bes 9nfdHsrs i'm
pttieren @erlaufe bes .8t1b5ne,s ge9n
aBlaub an elmer Der fpittieiien, aus'
fhlaaaebenbm 9ptrahenen geItaIisR. lin
bsren gebsutuug sinigsrmaben piroisn
al f5nnen, srTbeint cine fur5s, droHolo.
oifh eeorbnste Recommendations Der ers
signiFe duF BEN polniih sgali3f fen
arisasI5aupIab tom Is. September big
20. 0itober geboteH.
Sn oieien 3eitrdum fdat bic aonBtus
triruHe btr 6fterrtihifatH armte in ben,
adume spii4en pr3embsl unb atatdu
ctlana ber 8ufajasqinie, iobdnn BEL
llsbsrgang 8ur DffsHfps ssgtn bic RuI'
fen. - 49,,
aenbe G@ilosrune in snei abi6nitts eei
tbeilt, bon bensn Der erIts bic GrsignifI
pom 15. Gepiember Biz 3. Gttober, oe
5peits BON 8. bis 20. 0ttober be5dnStlt
Grher abfduitt. - Miif6eiueaHuS INF
quusentrirnng ber Eeiterrciher bon
is. September bis 8. EftOber.
1870. Gtpt."- OtFtt.
rei6tr. Rad Der finftdgissr
galadt bonn Z. Biz u. Stptembsr, bi
pehli6 2embtro ftattfanb, ipurbs (tuis b
reiig in eiu1m friibtrsn 4rtitsl dastiH
dnoergsfsBt porben IT'D bic a%on5eHtrtrunI
ber 5herrtidifden armse JIM aaurs aDt
I9tn qr0mpsl unb afatau unbsfobIsn
Die Dlterreihifasn ariftt fotten in bret
ter 1ront Suriid, unb ana Der nDrblid
5laeel Mrmet DantD aus Der gini
Opole a. b. Meihielsgourobin iber Rp3
pdbotps 9drnobrstg dnf beiben nfern be
Weid1el etgen ardtau; bas Centrum Or
, NEE Quffshbsrg) bon Rama Rlsta iibe
3droslaus RasBom aesen Sdrnofp; d.
J IiibIi6t Glieel (4rmte Boroepit dis o'
J Qtnte @robstsa omdrnos5 trhi iiber GhF
ron. 5anot aegsn Qsuz5anbtc. Sn b
=. asItung qrsemDsl tpurbeH stpei aorps IN
Ten General Gplarb ala @urniion belaI
fen.
IN Musfihrung bitTer 9on5sntrirurgl
{ gefDequna trrtf1ten bic 6Iterrst6ii9e
: Qrmsen kilduFig am II. Sept, bic Gin
bss 9luFes Gan. Gin nahhaIiigsr w
I bertanb an bsrIslbeH ipirb nitt bsabiid
: tfet unb bic 3nriidhaltung ots @ssueI
J nur farten Raabuten ibsrlcHen. .
tommt infolgebsFen In Der 3et BON j
!. LII. Sept. Ill Nehbats@ efehtsn b
: Ganbomisr5. SuipOrotD, Sieniaipa, %
( bona uno Gambor.
: am 20. Sept. Itsbt bds groS ber oltsi
: rtihifben Qrmeeu bereits IN Der atnt
! BON ber Mei4Id n5rbIiA MisIetsR 5sbor
Gbnrop. Sn ben 5agen BON 15.-2
b Gsbt. finben Nddhuigefe4k BET Barr
nom, aami6op, 2aucat, 9ubiedo VI
Gbbroip Itdtt.
y auffen. 5n ausniibuns ibrts 8
n iolgts ipeftli9 2smbere foleen bic Ruh'
ben SeherrsiGern IN bier gruppt
Gruppe 8rulFloff Der Irmtt @oroep
Il Hber GdmborsGbDrop Grupps Dim
trieff iibsr Gnbofpn stgen Pr5embSL; b
d Muftrae, bic Usfiung al hIassrH; Grupl
y AuBtn ber Mrmte Muffenberg iibsr b
GonsDluB nit Der Direstion NsebDt
X 3drnotp; pirrie Grippe bsr Nrnee Oar
n unO ben bsuti6sn 0iIfsspEps bslOsrlsl
n Der lsi6lN,
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2aifitaril6e 2SirSianna i6rer 2seOentnna.
goH eiuem ~eRemafiaen e~enerarRasa effster,

mhaae r~imenEpnrH bs sspsnparHseH arrsss. - staisHhsS sdUera''
lblat wgitte sepirnbtr mad chru. - WrOh5RGtsr RiaH ss btniia'6her'
rethtfhm Oensralhabes. - shHbenns Der @rstaHiHs auf benz btlttsn
RhfnsIhnnplab bonn is. Sephmbu bis 20. SitObsr. 49, 5wti attHutite be-
If1rebeu aOn,rnhirHns nh cfaFBt. - gelauFas sdatnns hsr sssHed'
'fasn etrsittrafe. - aasihlasasbsaber GtHflnh Ses ~5hersiatbm ansrtf@
bs af bic GntfhdSung. - 9pfhiht G0seH Der biStersrn Gneufpe
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BERLIN

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
After several days of rain we are
now enjoying sunshiny weather.
Rev. E. M. Henderson filled his reg
ular appointment here, preaching to
large and attentive congregations
both Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Mathews of
Pennington were the guests of the lat
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Mills, Saturday night and Sunday.
Messrs. c. H. Beck, W. r. Hood
and Ebert Mills were visitors here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Henderson and
son, Charlie, of Lynne, were the
weekend guests of relatives here.
We are indeed glad to report that
quite number who have been suf-
fering with severe colds, have greatly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Neil and niece.
Miss Lilly Mobley, were business Wis.
itors to the Brick City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Carter visited
relatives near Morriston Sunday.
Mrs. M. P. Frink and Mrs. H. E.
Snowden were the guests of Mrs. c.
G. Stevens Tuesday.
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GEIGER

Rev. Henderson of Micanopy filed
his regular appointment at Shiloh on
Sunday. He delivered fine sermon
to large and appreciative congrega-
ton. He was accompanied by his
wife and two little children and Mr..
and Mrs. Brown and little son.
Miss Irene Nettles of Pennington
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Grace Harroll, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leitner enter
tanned few of their friends Monday
night at an old fashioned pillau. All
report a pleasant evening.
Mr.. Cedric Smith and Miss Byrl
Mcmillan of Wacahoota attended the
preaching at Shiloh last Sunday.
Miss Annie Buff of South Carolina,
who has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. F. H. Dreher, is visiting rela-
tives at Archer this week.
We continue to have plenty of rain.
Mr.. Mark Lee came up from st. Pc,
tersburg last Saturday, and will
spend few weeks at the home of
Mr.. R. r. Wilmington.
Mr.. Carl and Mss Ella Conner left
for their home in Lexington, S. c., on
Tuesday, after spending several weeks
with their sister, Mrs. Ben Leitner.
Mrs. K. E. Ausley and Mrs. Lewis
were shoppers at Mcintosh Monday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Harroll is quite sick.
Her friends hope she will soon be
well again.
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NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth j.
dicial Circuit of Florida, in and for
Marion County-In Chancery.
W. Norman Horne ct al. Complain
ants, VS.. Mary l.. -Byrne ct al, De
fendants-Order for Constituents
Service.
1t is ordered that the defeidanis
herein named, to-wit: Mary l.. Byrne
and Walter Byrne. Bessie L. Finnel,
Robert Finnell, Cornelia L. Black
burn sometimes called Nellie L
Blackburn), H. c. Blackburn, $. 9
Long, Nimrod Long, Cornelia Z.
Long, be and are hereby required o
appear to the bill of complaint fled n
this cause on or before
Monday, the 2nd Day of March, 1914.
1t is further ordered that copy q
this order be published once wees
for four consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Banner, newspaper puDhsnea
in said county and state.
This 9th day of January. 1914.
(Seal.) p. H. NUGENI.
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co., Fla.
BY NJ. E. Goddard, ID. Z.
HOOKER & MARTIN,
Compliments Solicitors. 1-5Oo1
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NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth r.
dlcial Circuit of the State of FIo.
ida, in and for Marion County
NJ. J. Timmons VS., Mary r. Timmon,
Melinda Timmons, w A. Timmons
Mabel Taryer and H. A Timmons
Notice is hereby given that unde,
and by virtue of the final decree ~
dered in the above cause on the 2asb
day of December, 1913, that |, as mas.
ter. will sell to the highest and bed
bidder for cash, on
Monday, the End Day of March, 1874
between the legal sales hours at the
south door of the court house il
Ocala, Florida, Marion county. the foE
lowing described property: Beginninp
at the southwest corner of lot eirhi
of G. I. F. Clark grant, in TOWNSHIP
twelve, south, range twenty-five, east
thence running west 81 chains and q
links, thence north 8 chains and q
links TO p. o. b., containing Il acres.
more or less; lots lettered c and D,
village survey OF John F. Dunn, near
Citra. being part of George L F. CLARK
grant, in township u, range %. east.
according to plat Of survey of T. N.
Richards, recorded in clerks Office
book l., page "a. Marion county.
West half of southeast quarter and
west half of southeast quarter, all in
section 1, township Is, south, range
%. east, except swA of swA of SEX.
and except s1a of SEA of nwh Of
sell.
The said property sold to satisfy
lien held by NJ. J. Timmons upon said
property in the sum of s1S10.tS. As
shown by the final decree in the said
cause.
G. c. MCCLURE.
Special Master
SPENCER & HOOKER.
Attorneys for Complainant. 1-S0-5t
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A DELIGHTFUL PARTY
w. F. HINES,
J. F. GLEN,
Complainant

The thimble party, under the au-
spices of the Ladies Aid Society OF
the NJ. E. Church, met at the pleas
ant home of Mrs. H. w. Weaver, on
Tuesday afternoon. All brought their
work, and enjoyed a very sociable
hour The marked feature of the after
moons enjoyment was the reading of
a carefully prepared paper by Mrs.
Jessie M. Lamb, of Cohoes, N. Y,
who is stopping with Miss Mary
Goodnough She is a member of the
"San Souce Club" of Troy N. Y. and
read this paper before this club be-
fore coming south. The subject of
her paper THE Sweat Shop" 1t
certainly showed great care in pre-
paration, and research in collecting
official statistics, and was greatly ap-
preciated by the twenty three ladies
present. Cake and iced tea was served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Sui
Ivan. The silver offering was $500
All was so we'll pleased that they
wished these parties came oftener
The February thimble party will be
held at the home of Mrs. Sans Howe
land
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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