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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
arOngOoiet.

9taar man refer lot omfring
0numort, ite0er ma mart Der,
mart Der paa arongoos, aronlen,
Gompne, iaaoant iom berer Gro.
nen, Der oanife aongebus til; BET fan
mart pRre Sfou. og a%gerIanO,
mart SIotte og 5iiteoamme. Sa,
men oct er arongoos.
5 @ira 3. oe 6. Sap. fortqaes
ON en- eienoommelig SnOtagt, Ser
rens 6olf if al ben periiite arones
aronsoOs.
Mnn par fommen biem ira 2onO-
f~lDetiebe6en ! Babylon og fog fnt
paa at bpgge EenpIet / 5eruiaIem.
Ia bette g~gggearbeiOe ifreo frem,
oiIOe ben seriiife aonges 6ogeo bare
Reoe pna, ON bette 9pggeioreta-
genoe por eiter aongens Billie %
geialino. Der fommer Soar til
bage, at 5einpel GpiereIie par eiter
aonJens 9eitemmelier, oe at SOBER
ne maatte ubinoret fortiette. a2aO
0em arbei0e paa bette 8uosbus."
% oesioru6en fdgenoe mRrfeIige
geilutning: ri aongens @oos, Of
5fatten paa bin SIDE ffooen, ifulle
Omfoimingerne itrafs uoreoes til
6igie MRno, at Be life ~forbin6res"
(Gsra 3. 81. GO / set feleen6e 9ers
napnes De forifenige ling, iom
ifuIoe u6Ieperes til Dem; 9rpiterne
boo0e Blot at forlnnee, Ina blep bet
eipet Dem Dog for Dag, og aingen
Torieelie maotte Ffe beru0i."
Oct par gooe anar at lepe unoer.
Won tRreoe bare nf 4rongooiet
.poo bin Sioe Slooen." Oct bar en-
900 ganf at bragg gefsIer pna. ao,
bpem, Ser h1D6e BET ioole6esl
SaaOan bar Cubs 6oIf BET ben
Gag / Dog. fun en6nu meget beore
oa Tifrere. De bor ct arongoos
poa bin Si6e 3looen~, Tom life
tilberer en- iorSiIf aonge ener op-
geliinoet Bnrite, men bam, iom er
.aongers aonge og Serrers Serre",
oa 6erfro fommer BEN ongIige no'
betaIine og SiaIp.
Dor 8erre Seius ariihis er life
for ingen 9ine Dor Ste6Fortrpoer,
Tom blep fnttie for Dor Sfplo, at
hi ffoI b9re eDiet rige. San por
iblanot os Tom oen Der tiente, ban
moatte orbeioe | fit Naipns Speo,
ia glooipe6, ban mnatte Iioe, ia
lioe Tsoen pao 3oriet, men oermeo
rerbperpeoe oe panot" ban os bet
arongoos, Tom fables Cubs Woooe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
Sbgebnsieoler.

eli Re~eouoaIeceHt9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
9anmarfs 2orreipOnoanee.
ct SlanOiugsminiiterium.

On Del a Den tonieroatioe Gresie
bar . Den icnere I'D meo 5anatisme
bebanolet Sper8smaalet ON Re9e.
rinlens aigana. ioei Oct meates, at
ri uH0er De Observation-Disclosures
bolo fife oar tenn meo en- raoifal
Re8ering % en- iorioarsnibilitiit
5oriparsmiutiter ON man ira ion-
ieroatiu Sioe life tunoe mare Ill.
lio til. uaar @anoet TOO oDerior ea
aIoorIig Sihiaiion.
Ggiaa Sr. 3 s. Gbriitenien ON.
tate Sngen / III llgebIao g1ioeH
f~oniiatereoe, at allrocn !
Solicit - bpao man life fan uu0re
iig ooer itaoig refer Spergs
maalet ON ct 5Gaesminiiterium",
uOen at Sr. 6. DOG iaaer Stano-
punft til bette arao eacr erflGrer
zig enig | oet.
ri bar ipurat en- tenot %tonieroa.
tio Bolitifer ON bans Renins ON
Spsresmoalet. og bans llotaIeIier
inIot onttrent iaaleoeS:
Ter er 10 iugen 1piol onl, at
De, ser sniter ct misunderstanding.
rum, life ger BET ! Strait al eone
partimgsiise 1iIbejeligbe6er til at
opertage W2aeten og aniooret mn
Der mulige, for 2nn0et aloorIige,
6orbolo; Der Iigger iormentlig
% forBaabentlig til gaggruno
for bette arao Den iun6e, natlrlige
% ipaespatriotiife Ianfe, at I'M
Der ina n%Ioorliee o. iaretruen6e
5orbolo iom be M roaoenoe o. fom.
men6e, ber alt 9artippien iol0e
bort. oe ale afifpgninger al ge.
ioIfningen isle Tia iom Get tort Bar
ii meO i9les anipar operior ipl-
les 5remtiosfpbne. Den meO al
HeIpeft ior 0enne rationale Ian.
fegon9 tror ieg, at man netop
ira ct fonierpatipt Stanopunft let
gsr ben fonierpntiDe Gag en- gisr-
netieneite, nnnr man frGper Rini-
~iteriets aieone.
Get err netop inn6on ct uomprfet
Winiiterium, bet ri M bar. Ser.
meO mener iee life, at ri er beISiee-
re itineOe rfe6 Senipn til life at
bIioe %inbOragne / arigen emo Ri
pifSe ppre oct, bois I. Gfs. en- Ssi-
rereaerine Ino beO Stpret.
0r, lea mener, at mn er Whilig.
beoen Der for at fon bet ofgsren6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
On Eat os en- 6ilien.

Oct bar for ct Bar Dnge iioen.
Seq bar init fommen / Oroen Ell
ter 3~noflptning | M goppl Der
mi6t / aingos Soen, bDor ieg M
err S~oaneprpft.
% faor ieg en- amerifan'fitemp-
let aonpoTut | Snnoe. Den rso-
trsieoe goitmanb bapoe iuit brdgi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
Qas 8ap. s, 14-25.

Oct bsr irrIig anmarfes, at Di Der
,foor ODER for ct mt 11opifIinsstrin
/ eDaneeIiets seirssons paa I'm
gei no oper Soroen.
81 min6er after ON Sein afffebs'
orb til Fine apoffIe: g ffiille bore
mine Hibner babe ! Serifalem %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

81 oi auore, ION aaar % pei paa
Dor Waaoe ilioer 3. 0et, itaar / opb
til 0em.
gleo SiIien % 5af.
]lannasgaoe 1Si2. asbenbapn &
Zen 6. 2lpril 1915.
e0ers Ben % 4leonrbeioer.
SARAH aent,
S%oanegrdit REQ aiHlos STRIFE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Den I'll 7eren, = og Den oiite Jig
Ueo neiere gfteripn al baoe itiitet
min 4oresie ct Bar @anae - boao
ieg life tun6e m0res oper. iioen ieg
M bar Intel Here @ange / DC Bar
aar. ieg BAR boet berbiemme.
Ia tuufte leg: au ifal Oet rare.
zine 9enner j amerifa nlaa MI ia
At pioe. al a6resien otter er iorqA.
bret - g oenne @nuo ior6aa6ent.
liot ior ell aarrGffe: ON @uo oil
% pi leoer.
Seq fi9ger lot paa 9~onooIuttens
aienoermnrfe - % IA itremmer
Der itraf5 en- bel 8pfte 4fiuoer mo
paa mig ga 5por @uo cr loo moo
en-, at man bar iaa mango 9oot
ghnoer oerooerira. "a iom oe itpl-
Der ino ooer en-. Blot man Ter ct
Pron eaer fomuer nogle gnii8ts-
trGf ! 0u.
Il ocnne Dang Dar set be9ge
1eIe. Seq IA or mia Ell far, al.
ore aoroe oertoe ira OF 9orn.
Sooa - % iea 8Laoeoe mia oaer,
II ii 5aDoe iart 5nauocu at feuoe
melem set 11Dler a 9lcnneifer, -
ogiaa 5onife Nenneifer - font en-
zial M en- Sang foamier iii al
ipr0es i5IanSt.
Raoe6e ri 6Iat alti0 At "a ct
a10t Muoc ira %hocran0re - 6GI-
lesifa6et ON @uo ol hans Rige.
Men oa leg aobncoe aonoo'ut-
tsn. Bier lea 6aaoc alao q beifqn-
met. Scr Ser 6ar 5Hu nItiaa 1aaet
81 tGpft meo Cu1u babe paa min
me @eruiag ser oe0 qin1os STRIFE
ae5cn5opn q e0ret aanoeli8t meo
ben IA mere enc Oet. aun baooe
oaiaa tguff At Set pit fun0e 0pre
trmat / Setie timge a~rig5.9(nr ior
mou1e iatti1e 6eru0e paa 8errc.
bro. q IA ienote bun in imafie
@ooe til 9irlp iar ao9le Al oe at
tiae ! NIT me Soau
Il BET fol bua 5a0e 1of ior =
6aaoe eau en- manae @anae =
92eit foroi bun altiaa aaar iaaIeoes
"a 6erer @u0 tole en- SET "a set 60
om Iiot 0iplg FER n Ser. q iaa
Ter n0ia mo6 8eitru
ii er iaa oetii1net Al o0leoe
.iIilt ias line &euner. gnooa
oe er IA lanai borte lln6er andre
aaar. II morc Sor8er ref ogioa.
ct hi1laer iaa ilit ol itile inOe
e1s cleu 2ioI. anar man iaar oen
/ Sl13s Cpleoelier. -
L la fom oct netop, iom ri ber-
uoc aiuaos Soan ior ierite @an1
6a00e aiort SEN alroeIiae eriariu9,
al Den TONNE airfc Der fun0e mi.
lbs s 4itner / 1rrf oe6 en- Rpffe
Qrffcliesmeoer = Ia hoIot 81 No
Ser. IiaeIom man I amerifa boiler
Masiionsme0er - meo Sc iammc
3alere nc0 ale @socrne Get par
riatianof fnn os ieIo, nj to Qrriter
On misfonqren / Soauei. iom tuIte.
Men Soft fom - o. oet er De MT
life PANT til 6eru6e. gIiper Sc Peep
80, SCI higlper ga. Seq oil life
tale ON Qaoifen, on ri en0oa maattc
aabne 3srenc mo til Meuiabeosin-
Zen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

@e0is ior. hoor ~ppro5lss 6cn oauife
6a0italisme er. uaas 0et 1rlocr
arbeiOet ior aanoeis 5remtio. Set
funoe 10 Iise paste, al Be9erinaen
9if al og en- 9lnnainasregering
q. efs. @Bire - 9enitrej toa Ro-
ret % If ben triite Op9ape Al ipre
2anoet unoer en- e0eira8ea0e Siiud-
tion. Saa fnnoe pore ra6ifdIe %
iociaIiitiife 9emer, oeriom oct gif
os i%orfert, ifabe iia en- tor 6rem.
ITO moer 0epiien Ter fan 5 ie,
boor gait Oct off os. 6n Den raoi-
fale Hegerina tranote iral
9P. De 9a6ifaIe Serrer ftal tsi-
res foit til 1oburetterne &c itnl
tage aniparet, nanr BET blioer nj.
oor. % Iaa ifaI sc enten %ns6ia9es
til at aiinGr9e 6eres eomIe raoi-
fale Sro eler oaiaa ielp mel6c 8as
5sire o. 9enitre bsr life birlpe
Dem ITO al oct 5eOteia6. De bar op-
ret iaa ipriae eiter al pltmpe neS /.
- Com iaat, oct er ct 6eiIiqt Rini.
iteritm, % oi ~fonierDntioe man haa-
be. az ni heh01hpr Apf -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
eGaac Sfulorc til.

Ter 6olotes en- 9oos. % 9eoeoaJ
Ssrael 9ebemias Sage. Nan
lpite + gooen. befenoie in S9uo %
raa6te ON @uos 9iaooe 9lanot oe
Snn6er, ION Bier befeu5t. bar isl-
aen0e: De 0eHote moopiIIi8 Sfnl-
orene bert (9}e6. 9. 30. 0et man
OFF foritaus ioaleoes. at Ser par no.
get. @uo iorIangte Dem III At tGre,
men Sc rniteOe 0et al ii8. trat Stil,
orene til iia. oenote Dem bert mPo
@oooiaie.
Raa, BET er Ct 9ammelt 0ro. men
oet 6ar 9erinoe ogiaa I'll ben me
Id. 2a0 os isrit gsre os Hart, At
Serren irem0eles fommer meo arau
til tit iSolt ON at lpage Sfalore IL.
Caiaa / ariiten0ommeu er Der no
act, iom ital 5pres. vi itnl bare
aoriet meo Seius, ri itaI bare Bans
Torimp0elie. 81 ifal bare @uos
Riges girfiombeo; ri itaI barre
5ueranOres gpr6er; ri ifnl bare DC
imna og De foage. Oi itaI bare 10
.giiterne. ga, Der er meaet at bare
u ni fan gerne bare nsoi9 at ia.
ne BIN Ssoifar. ON boem Der itanr :
5an er ct fnotfeIitprft aien %
bar bsiet fine Sfulore til At bare
q Moi. 40. IA f5.). Ter ital lea.
ges Sfulore til / 5jemmene. i NE
nigbeoerne, / Snmiumoene, Der ital
bares.
Nen er ni Diaige ber2 SsraeI par
mo0oillig. Get rpiteOe CUBS Nag Al
ia: men 6uao Danot oet2 ga. BET
Dan0t life men table oer0eo. Get er
alti6 ct LAB at iiee nei til @uo, men
en- Binding at bare et oiligt 6ierte
Ga en- bqren0e StiIoer. o9erreus
9lag er gnpnIigt o. bans 9proe or
let, Bet fol Di Hof erfare.
ga. bpor gauIus funOe bore.
Maatte ri iom ban upre Olaige til
ot lpaae Sfulorene un0er 6errens
gproe. bDilfen geliignelie Ri funOe
blipe til I Stem, MeniBbeO oa Cant
fun6l
oa6 os, naar oi ital barre, ierii
og fornemmelie tenfe paa por Ser
re Sefus. Soften gDroe ban maatte
bore. n2pe pan, ieg pil BET tnale@.
Der blep lngt en- rG0iom gprOe paa
bans Sfulore: Dor Spn6, SfoI0.
Gs6 og 6or6smmelie. Naen ban
bar BET alt til Dor Grelie.
8 gproe, Tom poa big bar fat,
al 9eroens Sfom oe Gait.
iad ianf on / Dor Snmmer neo
Iaa 6Dbt, Tom ingen oeo.
Den BET bleo os life BLOT til GreI.
ie, men ogioo til gfsempel, at ari-
this log0e SfuIore til.
Roatte ri lpre Of BAN, Der er
Iogtmooie og Domps al Siertet, lare
at bare, lpre of bpoe en- Oinie Sful-
Der til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
VI.
Spebebnsen.

So, ga1ife6ag moatte iee tiIbrin.
ae poa SoipitaIet. Den blep mig
BOA iIet life feoelig. Der bleD
boI6t en- lille @uostieneite pna en-
gebuiet, oe en- bel Del inge Wenne-
tier fra cen Of gpens 4irfer befsgte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

ira 5piIfen Guos 9ern iaar alt ira
Gag til Gag. uoen nogen 5ortiene.
lie eaer 99roigbe0 ira oeres SiOe.
men Blot foroi oct er aongens Bill
lie, % ban bar gipet os 9eite Der
or / it 0r0. ser er ct gor Al De
troiaite Softer, ni / oen e3nieenOe
fm6er i a9ongens 9reofammer
f6sra 6. y: n@cn SUB er mag.
tig til at laoe al 3aooe rigelig til.
flDOe eler. at 5 i altin9 alto Inn.
ne bare til iulo 1iIireosbeo o. bare
rigeIig til al 900 @erning9 q SER.
I9. s.. .@}m @u6 ifaI haIoeIi8 aipe
eoer alt. 5ooo 5 5e5eoer, eiter lin
Rigoom / 6erIigbeo j ariitis Sc
ms (6ilp. l. 49,.
2ao o5 bore ira en- al Dem, Ser
1T oeres Gp5olo ira np0nte aron
8o0s: HI bans 69loe baoe oi moo
ta1et, "a 9faaoe oDer 9aaoe~ (So5.
1, 16).
Soa lao Oa yoeu alpnfen O sta
gen viare % Iao os tro % Uare
9laoe oocr Stronghold. @u0s 9taa-
0es mtotemmelige 9fiBoom. 81 be-
6suer me5et. BET er ianot, men .pla
ln Sioe 6looea@ er nof Ter oen
enfeIte, uof ior os ale q er ri
enc paa ,aeune Sioe, 3lo6en@ eao.
III, Raaosus 69loe 9aaoeus Strsm
naar til os ogia0 Der.
0oao oil ie1 0a mere fe3are2
I 0i1 ial ior e0i9t BAR nof
naar on fun min Gems 0it rare
o. taGe mig meo 5lanot Oiu Slot.
Sngen fan opre3ue Ct @uos
Barns 8i9oom t arfinls. ri maa
lac ON oen lem Siraf 800 fan
6aoe oeo At opreIue bans 9arm-
hiertI1heos 0i0uesbnr02 naar e;
Reuneite er fommet til Gaoe Ger
meo. oa 5e1puoer Ban isrit. % uaar
ran 0il holoe 90. ga maa Fan Ter
toiole" rs. 6s)! @leH fun ri tffe
opre1ne ali. lao os ire % tiIa8ac
Is a aron8o0iet fan 0i life tsmme
aIlOe1. lao rs orife Al ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Ren Ioa snor altiaa biit % Der
fanet, lonet borte en- og anoen og
fnnr noget Of Seiu ariii 5iGlpetan-
fer ooerfor netop oisie iattige.
6por oct glr6er % pnrmer !
Si9len.
Sin apin6e er life ben isrite -
oa life ben eneite, Der bm giort
oct. De banner en- lang, oeilig
Rpffe neo gennem Eioerne 90
SIpgterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Mcu BET Dar De iottiac. ia. BET
cr tot nrnst at ie ! 9fnr. Qet er
nemlia life De professionally LID
acre. Der hnnaer paa bit og her.
Ren netop i et Soan iom ainaos,
6oor Der eIlers life or megen 9uno.
iattiq0om, er set tingt / Mar. Tor
0et er Be itrpbiomme 6amilieipore,
Mruo. Ser aloria ier bor benpenot
TIA ON Siplp. Z aar er De pna
halot Arbei0e - % balm 9en. eaer
6eres Saanooprf ligaer ganife title.
Son fommer llnoerernprinaen /
8inter. = Og oermeO Den ringe
Mo6itan6sfrnit operior Sna6omme.
81 6eIpiier her peo aineos airfe
3 @ange u9entIis t40 @enneifer
De fommer % henter gfaoen. Der
Iapes in6e paa Communications.
ne. 1ertiI fommer oer alminoeliae
Renigbe6spleie me6 6eHs llooeling
al aul og 5eoeporer = Blot 9rso
og @aranrine eller 6eot. enoeIig
SpgebipIp - ben babe onrelte og
haarSeit tiItrpnete.
0aon DeO life rietie, boao 9fso
er, Tor man iaaleoes bar DGret moe
meaem SoueOitaoens 5torioenelge.
foIfning - Oog Tor Dag.
Seq iieer iaa cite til Soft: Soor-
for flimper 5 ier BOG iaaIeoes lam.
men 6erin6e / benne Mpreihie ! Ste
oct for al aon no paa ean0et gaen
nn er De Der en- @png - oe bnno-
fattige, piGeoe al for BET iiOite 5tpf'
fe Docrtei for Webler % all =
fan 6e life tpnfe paa anoet END
foreIsbig ie at bieree iig en- Gag
lon Der MI oe 6d.
Get er ben bare Glen6igbeo.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30
Lake Weir w. C. t. U.

The Lake Weir w. C. T. u. held its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon,
Sept, 23rd. The president. Mrs Reed,
called the meeting to order by sing
ing Rock of Ages. The reading of
Temperance Service by all. Prayer by
Mrs. Sigmon. The president asked
for the reading of the minutes of last
two meetings, which were read and
approved. A rising vote of thanks
was given, our outgoing president,
Mrs. Reed, also the secretary, Miss
Margaret Shook, for their faithful
work. The time of the meeting was
changed from 3 to 2:30 o'clock. The
following officers were appointed: /:
Mrs. Rast, president; Mrs. Cameron
and Mrs. Cutlery, vice presidents;
Mrs. Buckley, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Margaret Shook, recording
secretary; Mrs. Sigmon, treasurer;
Mrs. Shook, mothers meetings; Miss
Minnie Albertson, Sunday school;
Miss Grace Simpson, superintendent
scientific temperance; Miss Grace
Shook, press correspondent; Mrs.
Simpson, superintendent flower mis-
sion; Mrs. Kelsey, superintendent
Christian citizenship; DIR. Swan, sup
erintendent medical temperance; Miss
Harriet Simpson, superintendent of
contest work; Mrs. Sigmon, superin-
tendent of rescue department.; organ
ist, Miss Grace Simpson; Union Sig
nal, Mrs. Cameron. Mrs. Sigmon had
charge of the literary hour, which she
made very interesting. Adjourned to
meet in two weeks. Press Cor.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30
A. c. L. SCHEDULE

Trains of the Atlantic Coast Line
will arrive and depart in Ocala at the
following times:
No. 81, Jacksonville to St. Peters
burg, 2:1S-2:25 a. m.
No. SS, St. Petersburg to Jackson
vile, 2:25 a. m.
No. 10, Leesburg to Jacksonville,
$40 a. m.
No. Isl, Ocala to Wilcox, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 6:10 a. m.
No. 80, Ocala to Lakeland Sunny
JIM, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, GAO a. m.
No. 141, Wilcox, Gainesville and
Palatka to Ocala, Ills a. m.
No. 40, st. Petersburg to Jackson
vile, 12:54-1:14 p. m.
No. AZ, Homosassa to Ocala, 1:O5
p. m.
No. 40, Ocala to Homosassa, 2:25
p. m.
No. 80, Jacksonville to st. Peters
burg, 2:36-2:40 p. m.
No. lao, Ocala to Palatka, Gaines
vile and Wilcox, 4:1O p. m.
No. $50, vii leox to Ocala, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 5:45 p. m.
No. 9, Jacksonville to Leesburg,
9:O5 p. m.
No. 80, Lakeland to Ocala (Sunny-
JIM, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, $50 p. m.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30

be put under guard or kept their
friends busy smuggling them into the
camp and to bed before the officers
saw them. This year they would en-
joy a picture show, have soda, milk
shake or ice cream and by 10 o'clock
return to camp and quietly retire.
Yet some of our dear deluded friends
still insist that ''there is more drink
ing under prohibition laws" May
God anoint their eyes that they may
have vision of truth and be convert
ed from their error.
The following words from Life are
interesting: cit is a hard question,
this contemporary rum question. 1t
needs to be talked over great deal.
Our friend the distiller is strong for
the constitutional right of every in
dividual to act for himself in matters
of personal choice. We all are strong
for that, but, after all, when a dis
tiller in the exercise of his constitu-
tional right has made and sold rum to
KY, and he in the exercise of his con-
stitutional right has soaked it up until
he is helpless, whose constitutional
duty ought it to be to support, nurse
and bury him? 1t is because so many
people have to clean up so much after
whisky that whisky has so few
friends" Bear in mind that the above
is from a secular illustrated paper
that makes its appeal to the worldly.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30
NOT EQUAL TO CHAMBERLAIN's

'I have tried most all of the cough
cures and find that there is none that
equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t has never failed to give me prompt
relief" writes w. V. Harner, Mont
pelier, Ind. When you have a cold
give this remedy a trial and see for
yourself what splendid medicine it is.
Obtainable everywhere
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30
A CLOGGED SYSTEM
NEEDS ATTENTION

Are you bilious, dizzy and istless?
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken at
once seizes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily. Moreover it acts without
gripping. Neglect of a clogged system
often leads TO most serious complica-
tions. Poisonous matters and a body
poorly functioning need immediate
attention. If you wish to wake up to-
morrow morning happy in mind and
entirely satisfied, start your treat
ment tonight. 25c. bottle. No. 2.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30
ORANGE PACKERS TICKETS

This Office will make close prices
on sets of tickets for orange packers
for the coming season. Write us for
samples and prices.
d&w If The Ocala Star.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30
NC. |. j. Department
Mrs. E. Van Hood, Editor
Alabama Means Business

1t is gratifying to note that the
sheriff's Office has inaugurated an
earnest campaign against bootleggers
and blind pigs in and around Birming-
ham, Ala. Deputy sheriffs have been
appointed who will devote most of
their attention to those fellows who
have not yet realized that prohibition
in Alabama is no joke. The report
comes from Birmingham that so far
the sheriff has confiscated more than
1000 gallons of liquor, and is gradu-
ally dawning upon the would-be boot
leggers that the prohibition law will
be enforced to the letter.
With such activity on the part of
the county officials there is no danger
that prohibition will not prohibit in
that city.
Drunkenness Drops in Birmingham
Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 10.-The
Labor Day celebration here this year
was the most successful and the most
orderly that Birmingham has ever ex-
perienced. The fact that this year
Birmingham is dry accounts for it all.
: Last year the saloons were operat-
ing in full swing and Labor Day here
was marred by numerous accidents
and 106 arrests for disorder. This
year with three times the population
there were only II arrests and no ac-
cidents.
During the recent encampment OF
the military companies of Alabama
near Montgomery, there was practi-
cally no drinking. A gentleman high
in military circles told US that here
tofore, perhaps third of the boys
would return from an evening in the
city so drunk that they had either tc
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30

Being asked one day what one should
do in order TO become an efficient piano
player. List replied laconicaIly, Zone
must eat well and walk much
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30

Big supply of silver skin Bermuda
onion sets just received. Biting &
Co., 410 n. Magnolia street. 1S-6t
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30

The secret Of success is constancy to
purpoSe.-Disraeli
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-30

For pine or oak wood call NJ, four
rings. Quick delivery. 9-27-6t
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-11

With three exceptions there are no
lighthouses at all from Icy strait, in
southeastern Alaska, north to Nome
a distance OF nearly 5000 miles. Hinch-
brook island at the entrance to Prince
William sound has lighthouse, and
there are two at Uninlak Pass, where
vessels pass north through the Aleu-
tian chain, but these are all in that
stretch of coast.
The summer of 1916 will probably
see the beginning of the shipment Of
coal from Alaska TO the Pacific. coast.
The construction of the new $4,000.
coo government.owned railroad into
the heart Of the rich central valleys
of Alaska will mean eventually an
enormous development OF commerce
between the territory and the states.
And Alaslsa's gateways are all coast
terminals. Steamship lines will mul.
tiply between the Pacific coast ports
and the portsNof Alaska. 1t Is time
to face the pressing question which
will arise because OF these facts. To
insure her development Alaska must
have her waters safeguarded; they
are the gateway to her vast riches.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-11
ALASKA WANTS MORE LIGHT; DARK COAST
DANGEROUS TO GROWING CN1IERCE
lRY CONDOS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE gov.
eminent faces the job of throwing
more light on Alaskan waters. Chains
Of lighthouses must be built along the
$4,000 miles OF Alaska's coast TO make
navigation safer or the fullest deyel.
opment OF our star north" territory
will never be realized
On Sept. 20, 1914, the United States
revenue cutter "Tahoma" struck an
uncharted pinnacle rock of Agattu is.
land in the western hleutlans, and
went down. During the summer sea.
son last year two other vessels, the
"Parameta" and the "Gayhead" struck
submerged pinnacles and were wreck.
ed. Others escaped almost by a mir.
acle, some "'scraping" or touching.
pinnacle rocks. The three ships that
went down In 1914 were worth in the
neighborhood of 100000.
In recent years there have been lost
more than 500 lives and property val.
ued at more than sS,00o,000 because
of the lack of lighthouses and the
fact that much OF the coast is abso.
lutely uncharted. Many wrecks strcw
the coast, landmarks Of the failure TO
safeguard Alaskan waters.