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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
WANTED TO BUY

Yale buys everything I'd hand. Tyler 141s.
OFk1CE furniture bought and sold. J..
Z. Reed, l2O7 Farnam. Doug. 6146.
WE Buy 2d-hand clothes, I42 n. IAth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Nebraska.

FINE IkRlGATED 40 IN NEBRASKA AS
VALLEY OF THE NILE
10 eNShanse for city residence. Is your
OF this chance TO exchange your non-nrs5
ductiVe city home into a home thai VIII
make you living and insure you a com
iortaOle future This 40 has Just a Iittla
slope 10 the south, soil warm and ricb.
nothing better for alfalfa, potatoes grain
and sugar beets. It's all In cultivation
and only miles from town In Morr5ii
county on Burlington r. r.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ware Block. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
REAL EsTATE-soUTH SIDE

50. SIDE BOULEVARD HOUSE SIPS.
A fine, strictly modern, practically new.
S-room house, with barn, for 81 900 less
than it's worthi y block from Vinton st.
car line.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglas 1881. Ware Block
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

GO-ACRE FARM AT BEAUTIFUL. PAT
TERSON, STANISLAUS CO., CAL.
II you have a good farm or a nice city
property worth the money, you can ex-
change 1t for this nice little place. To-
Gated in one of the most fertile and beau
tiful valleys in the world. Climate Is
ideal, the soil rich and productive. Near
the big coast city markets and only 2Ih
miles from town. II is all in cultivation;
40 acres in alfalfa, small house and barn.
good well and plenty of water for irriga-
ton. This farm is in one of the most
highly developed sections OF California.
owner lives in the east and you can make
a mighty good deal with him.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, .
Ware Block. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED to rent an unfinished house
of 10 rooms; must be first class, with
all modern improvements; in a district
bounded on the east by 2Sth ST., on the
north by Dodge st. and on the south by
Poppleton. Ave. Give rent. number of
street and where key can be had to see
house. Address &c. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

SECTION OF ILLINOIS CORN LAND
owner nves in Omaha and will con-
slider good farm nearer home. This ia
a splendid corn and grass farm: big house
and barn. well fenced, black sandy loan
SOIL, nearly level and well drained. SIX
miles from big town and 2 miles from
station on two railroads Handy to Chi
cago market. Owner is anxious to deal
so see us at once and we can make voii
a good proposition. 'ON
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ware Block. oroaI,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
California

REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
AanaAh,

HARGAlN-240-acre dairy farm, near sa-
d, ma, KAN; write for full description and
list OF lOo kansas farms for sale In central
kansas ". e. Niquette, salina. Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

Colorado
TO SETTLERS ONLY-s20-a acres for 5000
rich corn, alfalfa and wheat land, q,
SAND. ,. A. Tracy. FIT. Morgan. Colo.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04

There were many letters waiting thcfc for me- but not one from the Countess Ai'uc | bad encouraged the hope tlat she mi-lt write Co me. lt was thp least she could GO iu return for ali that had done for her not withsuuding my wrptclcd behavior on tha hast day of our a~Sociati0n. While had undoubtedly offended ln the most fa-raut Wauner, still my act was not unpIrlonau.e There was tribute not outrage. in my behavior
 Pooueudyke ud-oIed good deal with the scanty results of my literary labors. ratuiag the typed pages in a most iusinuat'ng way He oiled his machine with accusauve frequency. butt 1 failed Co respond l was in no mood for writing He sald to me one dIy:
 "l don't see why you keep a secre. tary. Mr. Smart don't begin to earn my sslL"
 "Sllr Mr. Poonendyke." said I. ''ls the cheapest thing know of Now. fl you had said pepper ] might pause to reflect But l am absolutely, ueNor- ably opposed to rating anything on a salt basis lf yuu'-
 "You know what l mean" he said Gumy 'I am of no use to you"
 "Ah." said l triumuhautly, but you forget Who is it that draws the sal ary cheeks for yourself and Britton and who keeps the accounts sraight7 Who. | repent: Why. you, Mir Poo pcudyEe You draw the checks Isn't that sumethiug:'
 "lf-if ! didn't know you so well wouldn't hesitate Co call you bloom. ing fool. Mr Smart" said he, but he Erinued as he said it.
 "Eut be who hesitates is lost said ]. This Is your chance. Don't let ii slip" He looked at me so steadily for a moment that ! was in some fear he would not let it slip.
 Before 1 had been in London a week it became perfectly clear to me that could not stretch my stay out to any thing like a period of two months. In deed. ] began to think about booking my passage home inside Of two weeks ] was restless. dissatisfied. homesick On the ninth day ] sent POCpcndykl % the booking office of the steamship company with instructions to secure passage for the next sailing of thu 3Iaureuus and then lived in a stat Of positive dread for fear the cou founded American tourists might havD Eobbed opp all of the cabins They ar, always going home it seems to me and they are always trying to get on single unfortunate ship. In an m. experience abroad I've never known time when Americans were not tum bling over each other trying 10 ge back to New York In time to catch certain train for home wherever thn may be Bur Pooncndyke managed somehow He must have resorted bribery
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04

women, too. I cannot praise Lydia K. Pinkham 8 Vegetable Compound enough for 1 know l never would have been as well if had not taken it and recom- mend it to suffering women"
 Daughter Helped Also.
 fI gave it to my daughter when she was thirteen years old. She was in school and was a nervous wreck, and could not sleep nights. Now she looks so healthy that even the doctor speaks of it. You can publish this letter if you like. Mrs. RENA BOWMAN, 161 s. 10th Street, Ironton, Ohio.
 Why will women continue to suffer day in and day out and drag out sickly, half-hearted existence, missing three- fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's 8 Vegetable Compound? !?
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- blc COmpOUndwill help you. write tO Lydin E.Pinkham Medicine Co. (cOnlidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04
F-4 WORK STOPPED

HONOLULU, June 3.-After being raised from the depths of more than 300. feet to within 24 feet of the sur face, further salvage Of the wrecked submarine, F-4, had to be temporarily abandoned on account of the danger of the submarine breaking up. Until last week the work proceeded saus- fatorily and 1t is believed the final rescue of the craft is only a matter of hours
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04

The sugar tariff and l1.Glc. loU- are tLe ualamoun, 1su. ofs lgt1r discussed hv the conrres oraI party now visiting he Hawaiian ayd according to Congressman L Dyer, member of tlt Ur.rv who rE jus. returned. "Thi tgip ha tausr' me two lL.ags,' said D..r. "Thaf the protective tarit on sug,r mu7' be restored Iy this c7uHtry and .hu immediate provision rut be u, for the better defense of the islands"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04
MILLION AND A HALF ROUNDS
 OF AMMUNITION IN THREE DAYS

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS, in France, June 3.-Between Saturday and Tuesday, May 8 to II, the British artillery fired a million and a half rounds of shells.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04
CHAPTER xxVL
Change Garden Spots.

Tv AWOEE one morning Co find a
 long uud-l was about to say in-
 terpstng-I from tle count
 ess! lt was very commonplace communication ] found ou the third or fourth reading The sum and sub stance oG it~ contents was the iuforma- ton that sue was going 70 Virginia Hot Springs with the family for a month or TWO and ,hat Lord Amber dale vus Jo join them there. lr ap- peared that her rather, being greatly ovorvqrEed. was iu need of a rest. and as Elr golf links at Hot Springs are especially designed t3 make it easy for rich men. his doctor had ordered him Co that delightful resort She hoped the resr would put him on his feet
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04
WOMAN COULD
 NOT SIT UP
Now Does Her Own Work. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
 ble Compound Helped Her.
Ironton, Ohio. -" am enjoying bet ter health now than have for twelve

years. When l be- gan to take Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound I could not sit up. 1 had female troubles and was very ner- vous. l used the remedies a year and l can do my work and for the last eight m onths l have worked for other
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04

Massachusetts Senate passed under a suspension of rules bin providine for the appointment of commission to make an investigation of the tax atiou system. and to make recommeu- dations for the abolition Of ,oyation inoQuarlues
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Ans Dem gtaate.

Qelhlcr. gernboro, Der 1tsidb'
rae Gobn bon 8. s. 9robmaun,
ftel Bel Ser Eiidfebr bon Der 4rbeit
Dor cine bon 5rDei 8feroen ge5ogene
4dermo5hine unO fpuroe oligen6lid.
lido aetbotet. Gas Wtitgefiibl nit
ben i6mergepriften Gltern 1T aIl-
gelneirf.
AoTtiugg. Gurd ben @enuB TO-
qetannter .G1noelion Greens" er-
~frortften A Mlttglieoer 0er bicligen
Tomtlfe @. 9. @lcGraden inter Der
aiftllngserideinlfugen idtDer, bod
uerDpn fie mad ausiage bes behan.
Deln0en Ar5tes geneien.
@ran0 SsIon0. 0os 35.idbrige
grdulein ann1 aranS berf6pan1
5onntag ga6t aus benz 3 WleiIer
meltlih bon Cairo beleeenen elter.
Iiden 9eim. @dtern tuuroe fie tool
til einenr nidt melt 0nbon liegenoer
9adle auigefunOen. ban glarbt
DIT 1gIbitmor0.
Grabar. Gie Qeidle 6es nm %,
aaaalait 1914 atlgebli@ beiH Slider
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willing fSarmen.

Ginige Der beiten 6armen I'M
oblbefannten @ran0 9rairie Belt
i'm 6ltli6en qrfanIa3. ReiS gepfIan3t
nit grobem GrfoIg. @roBer Qrofit
fir 6armer uno Speflllonten. Soea.
Ter glae fir alIgemeine 6armwtrtb.
idaft, @il6mirtbldait ODER 9ieb.
Badtung. Mleine Garmeu fino NIT
elmer DonIt1n0igen 9eiu1iierungsan.
.Iage beriebea our gerieieIung Der
Reisfeloer. Gei9ti6er ~giegenfal.
@roBe oeutide a%niic0liing, 6eutihe
.Ghule un0 Stride in unmittelbarer
|Qobe. @ute observation-disclosures
rno borsiiglide Wdrfte. @eiunoes
alima. Mieine Gorren %perfailfe i'd,
6a i6 beobii6tiee, mid 8urif5u8ie-
ben. Sin miGens, ebentuea $4,000
wertG aftien in Gauid gu nebmen.
5iir fDeitere ausfiinfte, iofpie Giuael'
Iheiten penOet Guf oircft an Der
Giqcntblmcr: @eOrs Sod, glnirJ
gtebE.
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Bonn gadlertild.

0ir berpeiien uniere Seier auI
0ie i'm grentanof9en 8uhbanOel in
J9eD glorf, 5. qlue. uno 27. Cir,
eridiene1en ltaItein. 9dnoe, BIZ
meiit iebr ~intereiinnte arieasromanc
ent6alten. "a Der gerfnufspreis Elm
iebr biaiger lit MIR 30 uH0 30
Gents pro 9ano--, TO- lit cs Sebcm
ermoalidt, iid in ben geiib zines
iolden intereiianten ariegsromdrs
81 ieeen. Die 4amen Der autoren
ipie Ruoolf Strab, 9iid. SfroDrcn.
nef. 6rnu5 aOam geDerleiu ufD
ber6iirgen einen geoiegenen Stoff
Ies freut uns, aus Der groBen 6lutl
Der arieg5Iiter1tur unieren 2eierr
cine ocrdrtig quite ulo babel biaigl
Ausnabl e~nnptebLen au toHHelI.
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OMAHA SdngGrfef!
ganbesprdfbent Or. Sctamcr ant
murtet anf ieiHe Ginlaonng.

Ser 8orftm0 Der 0mabaer Sdn
ae~rfeitbeh1r6e batte Den 8ralioentet
0es Geuti6ameritaniiden 9tationol-
bun6es, Serrn Oh. 6. s.. Seramer
BON ghila0elpbia, ais Gbrangait gum
sonqerfeit I'M SnIi eingelaDen. Der
Iejtiefretdr Bal. S. 9eter erbielt
bierauf geltern folgeuoe antrDort:
gbilaoeIpbia, ga, "a. april 1915.
6errn Bal. S. 8eter,
Sefretar 0maba SdngerfeIt
QiIociation 1911 SoUnro Str,
Gnlaba, aebr.
Mein lieber Serr 4eterl
Ser3lifen Can't fir Die mid
ebrenoe Ginloomg gum bortigen
gun0esiGngerfeit dm 21.-24. sui
3. So. @eDiB, mein lieber, geidaB'
ter Greuno, i6 rpeiB, mas Gle unO
.unier 3eutidt1um inter S9rer ti6'
.tioell 5iibrung in 0ebrasfa leiitet,
uno aud mas Gle nit Der lle6er.
nobme oes groBen gunOesiangieIteS
@roBartigqg 6oabringen. alio Dir.
fen sic li9 aud beriidert bolten.
0aB ih oas 8enige, mas id od5n
tbun fam, ieOer3eit gerne mogIi9
modem nil. alio, tuenn es lid nnr
ouf Die eine ooer Die an0ere 8eiia
Iirqen0pie fir mid einridten Iuiien
miro, 10 iDcr6e i1 iingemein gerne
Ifommen. Wtomentan miiiiet sic
nit meincm @ilen, bieies 81 t9un,
Ifh 8ufrieben geben, bonn bic I'm.
qemein nidtigen 8erpfIi6tlngan,
I0ie mir obliegen MAIDEN es mir I'M.
m6glidD iomeit i'm @ornus geitimm-
tes All idrei6en, be3lu. 6eitimnlt gu.
8uIagen. SD meroe bel allen ben
gorlab I'M auge be9olten un0 Sie
in Bet bena6ri6tigen. Bite ilber.
mitteln Gle Serrn SEQ. U. 8otf'
mann un0 alien @etreuen un0
Jreunoen un6 Iie6en SangesbunOes.
brii6ern meme ber5liGen @riibe unt
@iinfde oui berrlihcs @elingen BEG
0ma9a 5dhqerfetes.
Wiit ber3li6em @r1iBe
SBr ergebener
g. s. Serdtner.
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berunglildten Carl gleibart iuiro ME.
Der ausoegraben, Oa man gLaubt,
oaB Elm 8erbrehen borliegt.
5remont. Sn Dem 2eItament oes
ouf 70 tragii4e 8eiie 6urG RorO
uno SelbItmor0 aus Dem 2eben ge.
idie6enen 5nrmers- @bepoore8 Ser,
mann 8ruf ats 8elt &oint miro
5rau 9ermonn Greppe aus Oregon
.GitB ais ein5tge Grbtn genonnt.
4iblano. SIN @lter BON So SAB.
rem Itarb bier 5rau Sarab Ilopfielo.
bic nit ibrem b~eritorbenen @utteu
felt 1874 bier anidIiig mar.
Beatrice. Die 5ebn Weilen noro.
DeItlth bon bier no6nbafte 8ror
ISobn Gbering erlitt f6pere Brand.
Dunoen, ais elm @aioIinofen erplo.
Dirte. SIR Mann rettete ltp, inoen
er Die brennen0en aleioer loidte.
gbnoron. 3rei Sofseiten oil
einmal ionoen bier Wlontog ftott. Oil
8liidliden iino: @oro q. 3ie6l mi
9lmelio g. Bare, SEQ s. @soD mi
9arriet Gli8abetb 6offmon uno 9oit
IS. 9offman NIT gfutb 8. Burns.
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fInbnnf h bsr Nselt Colin!

9u Sonntag. Den 4. April, am
Iaqe Der biciigen groben gismard-
ieier, Iau0te Die bieiige 8oIi5ei einen
mittellos bier geitronoeten oeuti6en
.qnaben, qI6ert 2audfelo, nod Dem
.Geutihen 9ouie, 0amit ibm bort &C.
Bolien milroe. SenrD 9foblif nuo
5rau nabmen iit NIT ibren guten
8ersen 0es anoben an, geUabrterl
ibm ltnterfunft, Rabrung uip., tur3
hielten Den Sungen pte elm eigeneS
ain0. Gurh 9efiirfportung unieres
Serrn Sal. s. 8eter erbielt or oann
aud lo6nenoe 9eidGftigung in Der
@ggerss.0 '6lpng. 5abrit. Sonn-
abeno fam gllbert NIT l%trablenoem
Belidt no6 Sons uno er5dblte Den
Roblifihen @beleuten, oaB CT &obn-
erbobung erbalten babe. Montng
Morgen 3og er ben beIten an3ug
an, INN onIheineno pie INNER sur
Qrbeit al gaben. God am
4beno muroe er bergeblt6 errDartet.
Boil bangor Gorge Derbradten
Roblffs Die geoft, I'M be1tte Nor
qen iiber's 3elepbon 5u erfobren,
0aB gilbert i6on Mtontag nidt mebr
sur Qrbeit eri6ienen iei. Die
6rii6lingsiDinoe i1einen es on6 Die.
fem ylieben Sungen" ongetban 81
6a6en, oenn aniheinenO bat Der
aber8ige" Gilbert itd nuf Die o8oI3e"
begeben. Senrp &oblff un0 6ral
aber iinb mn cine bittere Griabruna
reider. oenn iie botten benz SunGer
ME aud nlir einen Gent abberlangt
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asener in san6ftnmmenidlnIe.

aur3 no6 S llbr beute Wtorgen
brad unter Dem God Der Staats.
~.unltalt fir Ga%tbitnmute, As. nno
goulebnr6, 6euer aus, oas nit &c.
ringer Uliibe geloi9t utO bel Dem
feiner berlett Dltroe.
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80 e'.r -, gr;~ma55 Ssitiher
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lIehehoes Ffelslleo aus "~te 9.s',
lellla8tt hluu''e et''eH Yluu''8I's
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ElBle ll~ wy %tl'tllh ol0e az
gfargaref aeqes, ole nllI PEN @ot .
tfaa Ger aonl9lH @rle aug ~
aolll8tn Don Saoa ooh VOH''OO'
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4 Pfaatoou anleaetNOet %eunns u.
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Z leIileil ga'IllilerH enc A'uutouH.
4 Siltuils. W o, Wv git 49,
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Ninher Nnrh g[ntn berlebt.

Qls Die 4.iabrige Wtarp G6no
D1arrolp, 1913 Gumtngitr., uno Der
3.idbrige SomarO Std Die AZ. Ctr.
an Cunning freu3en poaten, fDuroen
iie BON einem bon &errn $oloen,
AZ. uno 9urtitr., %gefiibrten guto an.
aefabren un0 erliiten ihmer5b1fte,
bod niht ernite @erLebungen.
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g1ddften 6reitag g(6enb miro
sgrall s. 6. Noberts einen Gihtbil.
.6erbortrog iiber lire Rciie ourtJ
gclQien unO &oaano in Saulings
Observation-Disclosures abbolten.
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Wan unteritiise bic oeutidc Brei.
Ii, inDern man gu ibrer @erbrei.
tilgg beitrdai.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-22
HAVE A HEART

Now that the weather is warming
up and the clerks in our retail estab-
lishments have sufficient number of
hours confinement during the day
from early morning to $50 in the
afternoon, people should SO arrange
their shopping schedule that it will
not necessitate the keeping open of
the stores after that hour.
The afternoons are cool and COM
Portable, and, except in few extreme
cases, there seems to be no. real neces-
sity for waiting until the closing
hours of the mercantile houses to be-
gin on the days shopping.
The Star is of the opinion that the
practice of late shopping is more a
matter of thoughtlessness than any
thing else, and that those who indulge
in it do not think of the extra hours
work that they impose on the already
tired clerks by appearing on the
scene at closing time.
Lets shop early and give the clerks
the same opportunity to obtain rec
reation in the evenings that those in
other lines of industry enjoy.
"Have a heart"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-22
LAKE WEIR

Lake Weir, April 19-Miss Myrtice
Camp is spending ten days with
friends in Jacksonville.
Miss Sigmon's school will close Sat
urday the 24th with an all day pic
mic on DR.. FL. w. Henry's picnic
grounds. Mr.. Mcdonald will give a
humorous lecture at 10:30 and at 2:30
Belleview and Oklawaha will cross
bats on the Oklawaha ball diamond.
There viii be boating, bathing and
various contests during the day. Ev-
erybody cordially invited to come
with your dinner baskets.
Capt. and Mrs. Johnston. of New
Haven, CT, left yesterday morning
for Jacksonville and st. Augustine,
where they will remain until Monday
when they will sail on the Clyde Line
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Webster, who
have spent the winter and spring at
their cottage here. Will leave Mon
day and go by Clyde Line to New
York then by rail to their home in
Westerly, r. I.
Mrs. Spencer, of Virginia, who is
/ spending the winter in Ocala, was q
guest of Mrs. Fl. w. Henry for sever
al days the past week, and took in
/
given by Mrs. E. P. Lytle and Miss
Tillie Pasteur.
Mrs. J. G. Spurlin is visiting friends
! in Pennington and vicinity.
DR.. and Mrs. F. P. Herr, loaded
up their two boats last Wednesday
with a party of 10 of the near neigh
bors and went to the Island for fish
| fry and picnic. Everybody enjoyed
the day immensely and voted Dr. anc
Mrs. Herr the most popular host anc
hostess on the lake.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Crum started
for their summer home this morn
ing in Fredrick, Nd, after spending
six months IN one of the Connor cot
tages.
Mr.. j. T. Lewis has just completed
a neat 4-room cottage near Ottawa
IA station, for his son, John Jr., anC
wife who will be delighted to wei
come all friends in a few days afte
it is ready for occupancy.
Rev. Statz will hold services in tn
church here Sunday morning at
; Io'clock
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-22
KENDRICK w. c. 7. U.

The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, of Kendrick, has made a
splendid stroke for temperance in Ma
rion county lately. The fourth Silver
Medal Contest by the students of Fes-
senden Academy has not only been
held, but has created more temper
ance sentiment among the coIored peo-
than anything else has done. The
sentiment has been rising ever since
the first one, and this seems to be
the climax.
At the invitation of the Kendrick
Union, Mrs. Mabel Stevens, of South
land Seminary st. Petersburg, Evan
gelistic superintendent for the State
W. C. T. u. has been in this part of
the county and has delighted audi
ences with her addresses IN both the
Kendrick, and Ocala Methodist church
and has spoken in Fessenden Acad-
envy and before several colored audi
ences besides. At each one of these
meetings amongst the colored peo-
pie there was quite number of white
men and women present who are very
much interested and convinced thai
this is an important work to do.
At the regular meeting of the Ken
drick Union, Tuesday afternoon Apri
goth, it was voted to extend an in.
vitation to the District Convention Of
the W. C. T. u. to be held May 18th
and 10Th. Mrs. Stevens was also
present at this meeting and delighted
the ladies with suggestions on depart
ment work and how to prepare for anC
entertain the convention. We wisl
that she could be present with US a
the convention, but since she canno
be, we are praying for her speedy re
turn at the earliest convenient date
Julia II. Webb, Press Supt.