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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
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q oranuA o0a1DAAI eAaa-UUA0
sheis cay shsp~GA baachas~s -
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psd q ~ As1 hnsss was ~
ssAs1: sAey Gnu@oAs1 g vtsA UAaf
sasssna wss pas.saas sGnsss psssnIs--
Q giaossly scsouoos. - - ssbos
IN sAs ssnss,-sensel ssthss sAss ~
% sssa--cuf then - ssoo eosect
co00unicatiaa wtfh 80 bulkheaa.
end o. the same stos eosss1 ~ .
shsss Of daylisht. ssrthiaG eown
through shaf pitchy asstRsss Ike .
eolann Of ane oOad
Cries Of nov amazeOeut. iacseaulity
choking IN their shroats. they stun
bled soswasa. gained the spot tmmedi-
stely below the shaft. looked upward.
aazzled. TO see blue sky like . coin -
beavers minting far above then. q
the end Of long and almost psrpsa1t
cular tunnel wide ssoueh to psrmit
the passage Of a mans body. sa1 hned
with wooden laddess
The end Of the lowesnost laAAse
hung within easy reach nom The Aoas
Of the tunnel
But even as Alan lsstel his hands to
grasp the bottom runG the opening st
the top of the shaft wss Temporarily
obscured
Thrilled with apprehension, he hesl-
ssted: Msrrophst YES W there. - NJ
tie aoubted; hasaly DtAs thoa sas te
overlook the laAAersAait n psspagsAo
tAs tsaasl 70 - nviaG to0o.
WHIST b ~" nose AsoanAu1 g ~
sleow. n . shshsa whiasss.
''NothtaG." ~ heA inseaaely. 60
esasins the bottom ruAG. svuAo ~
self mp But walt for Ne stll I siGAal
the coasts clsar." he was1sl bseoss
committing himself Anally - tAs -
ssas
Msrophat or no MarroeAat ct the
top. there was nothing for hin 10 -
but to esasp the nettle 1aAGes vteh .
steady hsal. unflinchinG Even tAosGA
he were sAot dead % emerging from
ths sAaft. II were better than TO die
loWn there. like rot n . trap Il
Ne had climbed not more than haR
. 1eeen sua0s whea . vsics hailed
frs@ abevs:
'1Aw-Oh, Mister Law. I say-aOav
oo0s up-hero's Q peeosot 1or you."
RausinG vitheut onswer, ~ loeAod
-. a NJ drops - wstss splnetsssA
Ais 1Aoe, hke heavy rain. Alnea ~
ns1iatsly the blss sky was ~
Aoasatly eeiipsel: . heavy oascaAo q
WoAse, almest . sslil esluma, -
ooWa - SAaA With tssrioc foeco
Han-1rownsd anl wholly laso1, -
feh hAnseR picked mp and araGDsl
away from ~ waterfall.
Thea. - his senses cleared, - ooa-
pretended the fact that The tuanel
was already 0llinG; that whers they
stood n was already sakls deep; while
the water continued to fall without
hint Of lstHp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

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nahs - ss>saUs - - sun1nb ulo
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snl aashing q 6ss 1900
Aad h sas iUVenstbss - - -
cyelR-sp brssf 80 ~ ~ 0ue
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ssnels hsasslsu6 sAs~uA - - O1u0
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pushlDsd 49, - wsus1 sst-ssulno -
ssssf whss, swtnO - go - - =
~ san0s.
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sh~sr hssinos- - - evo6 ~ -
pssA s,ssUsahr - 5000 . hs1Ao
kses by ssleasinG III 49, - -
hasasshaD go ssraiUAssainG euf -
- ed artviAg = assa esscto1
sGstnst ~ peadbsA- Ths s0sct - eAAo
wss V Nm him bodily fsse ~ -
die. sAe machine shot trs0 bso1a1A
him lihe some strsaGe psu3sooGD
Aurled from the bore q 0ssef -;
end Rose crashed aGainst IN n -
same fraction e . sscoad
HeadlonG they pluased - sae oO~o
TIE hillside. STRUCK MS shelving s1e
face Q good twenty feet svom the brlnk
- the ssaA. sol nyins aeast tunoasa
sAeir separate WAYS dswa eAs -
nainder II the drop sal into -
friendly shelter u the uaaerbrusA.
something nearly miraculous saved
tAem whole. Beyond . few soraAcAso
and bruises and q severe Shaking ~.
they escaped snhAraed AA1 thaU
we're picking themselves up sAA -
gaining their breath and reeoalectin0
thstr scattered wits when. With i'm
petus no less terrifkc than thsir 0Wa
lad been, the pussuiaG 00tOr CO
swuAG round the bend aal huslsd -
9h directly At the tive whs rs0Ains1
Hpoa ths road abOve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

~ snssasss,y sAsust ~ The - -
l1osssOAaa's hsutsnaat, aaA GuttsriaG,
~ dD1oood . 0oniA0 vtsa hto Q =,
tie hsAp q baoo-Ary dsbris. Thlo -
eansa, hchs1 hanOsiiy = sAs snhss
ing that upAsld The 1alls e tAs tunnA
fho tiDbssta0 eon0hA Ore WitAout -
lay. In . sDoso sf et0s iAcpo1Do1D
bsssf - nanGo vsss sorso1AnG ~
- ~. - tuAad W0 . voan g
hHs1sslAo fsry.
~ Ala ~ NJ ~ nuts na0UUGn
- bose - naseus, the Are s0eua1
- n - bsetsa e the sAaat end -
seAs1 - voOoss sssa.
AlaA had Gsssssl ori0AA q aerso
pAse's assAga; The kso q hlastins pow
ase - 1sos tAaA - G1oneA full; tto
eEuasa1sa osuh - psss1n1y hAve q
essesd - sosoh ~ - = -
SsasDA-
- - AsrsSAae - overlooked
Ues - psOxinity to the keg Of some
ssvss1l sa1s1D q Aynantss. nasksl BY
. ~ - GastA tAat haa fallso sss0
- GunbeiAG WollA
Wa tAs blasinG fuss ApsQpsd
GoasAs ~ tAs haastinG powder tAis
~ eaple1s1 FlUAt villiAGly anl the
ayoaotss tssa ~ cus vithsst tAs
lsaN 1sony.
~ rsoultan4 As4soatiea - ~.
riAc. TIE bHlkhsad wes crushed =
Vie - e0UsAsli barrier. Part of ths
walls fell In. but the tunnels and ahaft
suoains1 inAsct. The released Aoed
strsamed oSt anl spread swiftly TO tie
faFthest recesses of the burning tun-
mol. Dense clouds Of steam filled that
place q tesrse - the fres were extin-
guished.
owsDt VIII ths stream % It poured
out Of tie tHnnel. Alan contrfveA
thrs1ghsut 10 retain mis- hold round
The Waast q Ross. Barcus sAot past
hin sasssa IN the darkness. II yes
not until Alan had ooatrivol 20 casuA
an unburned timber and stay himseR
and Ais almost witlsss burden bsasath
the mouth Of the shaft that hs discov-
erea norcuo alive. n almost unrecog-
nisable In his mask of mold and soot,
battling hack toward the shaft asainst
The kneedeep tide.
Half blinded and stifled q he vss >v
the rsek Of steam and powder funss,
Alan struggled with himself until N
wits were passa6ly Clear
Immediately before him Aansied the
hoisting bucket and rope.
surrendering the care q Ross to
Barcus. Alan climbed into the bucket
and stared upward. examining the
walls Of the shaft for q way to the
top.
There was none other than the most
dimcult: gaps too great to be bridged
by climbing showed In the wooden
ladders.
The one feasible route WAS via the
rope. And there was nobody at the
top TO work the windlass-apd Alan
hoped there would be nobody to op-
pose his essay.
He addressed himself 20 the task
without murmuring-lifted himself up-
on the rope. wound it round one leg.
and b, IN that heartbreaking climb
How he accomplished it he never
knew. That 1t must b. accomplished
vas his one. allabsorbing thought.
And somehow. by some almost super.
human effort. It Was eventually accom-
plished.
He arrived at the top Of the shaft
far too exhausted to show surprise
when. falling IN halffaintine condt
non within two feet of the brink. he
saw Judith Trine running like mad
across the clearing
But without her aid he would NOT
within hours have been able to worl
the ~fndlass and lift Rose and Bar
60 TO the surfaca
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sAssrin aissa1l.1 Uusb = $500
kport
Far from ssssa<iaG shh. ns.susse,
Dips IN mousA. hna6b h puch~op. -
nirsd and spp,ssAsA ed susAsr -
sented the chsaGs sAas beseu vAes
twe other stranaeso twAose sastsss -
pearance In town - helped uake
tina one DAY meuorsble beyona an
oshers in Mesaaitss history chargea
out ui the Mountsln house ana iuter.
rupiad the elder a~vil With cries ef
ereetHg and iubilatioa.
III lesder of these answered to shs
nam 0f Marrophst. his eompanioa
was a person named Jinny. Nee
quit acquired this information
through paying close ssteatiea to the
substance Of their communications
with the cripple. More than this how
ever 1t learned little. Something
seemed to have been accomplished by
the tive, something that was highly
gratifying to seneca Trine. for he was
cbuckling almoet mirthfully When
lifted from the ear and carried into
the hotel
What passed between the trio after
they disappeared behind that bed.
chamber door Mesquite could by no
msans guess. but sAat Q esiebrstioa
Of some sort ives n DsoGpsss was evk
1saced BY the fvsQnsaey vtsA which
hsrrophat and JiRny called on ths
har for more bissia puepsshnent.
And towssd ni1aA0At sas belstel
Mesquite paused IN - sassst sutsiAe
the Mountain house ~ Oae last curi-
80 stare st ~ kOhasl viaAevs Of
Ms. Trine's quarters.
Ne saw. clearly sllAsueetel aesinst
the glowing OblOAG q The wiadOw, the
nephistophelean pvOAls Of Seneca
fvine. distorted with . Grinsce Of the
erselest JOY that ever heart Of man
conceived He saw Marrophat ap-
pssach his master With q arunkea
swagger and . speech which, though
inAistinguisAable TO the unseea an
ditor. uneuestiOnably aRordeA both OF
the osAss men ample excuse for &C.
ssaGts Glee. Toward NJ eOaclusioa
Nj. Mafrophat apparently capped the
peak Of jubilstion by fumbling in his
coat pocket and bringing forth some
thing which strongly resembled a sin
gle playing card.
Now when he had contrived to
master his mirth, the cripple made
gesture which eloeuently abolished
this card, a gesture which said quite
plainly: "All that is finished The
thing hes served its purpose! To
hell with IT."
Whereupon, with q smart jerk Of his
wrist, Mr. Marrophat sent the card
spinning and sailing out through the
open window to lose itself in the night.
TIE watcher didn't see 1t fall. and
though be spent an unconscionable
time searching for 1t In the deep dust
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
eaApvG0 kktk.
ooerQoo.

But Ton Barcus haanv faile1 -
psOAt by the warning Implicit = Alaa's
accident.
Alaa. ~ toaA himself sAsswAiy,
wOHld nsvss have run bic cycls - -
1selAardy . pece without OseA rec
s0a; and undor the civcvnstances Ose1
psas0a Wos 0ynOayneus solsly WtaA
Dursuit.
He was therefore On the alert, quick
10 see the racing automobile when u
came hurting round the bead. and n
ths very nick 0f time grasped Judith's
arn 0nl swung her bodily with him
bsck out Of hArn's way, amid the
trees that bOrdered the inside 0f the
psaA.
o. nscessity his motorcycle suffered.
Aband0ned In the middle of the road,
II was struck by the buffers Of the
motor car and huRS aside % n 1t had
been nothing more pOnderable than Q
truss Of straw-landing halfway down
the embankment. q hopeless tangle OF
shattered tubing and twisted wire
Al FIRST blush the circumstance
seemed surprising that the car did
not stop But thea Barcus reminded
himself that Marvophat and Jimmy
could not possibly have witnessed the
accident invOlvihG Alaa and Rose. whe.
toGethef with The wreck Of their ma
cAine. re@ainel well-cloaked BY The
underbessA at TIE bottom Of the CO.
ysa. y a,i pssAability. thea. ths -
sossins 80 ooo0Ael that Alan -
hurried o.: anl 0ance their own Ara
busansss Waa coacerned exclusivslv
with them. they had done hkewiss,
reassain0 that Trey could return anl
dsal with Ais unfortuaate frSsnl -
eAsor oeaventsa0e ofter overhauf1nG
tAsir ssafry. whsse life they 0oa
coveted.
A. Tor Rose ana Alan-heays> 49,
knew what had happened 10 thea. -
Aarcus set himself 10 fnd out what
ever Providence kAsw without more
eslay. rAs faclAG cor vas barely -
q sigAt wAea Ae sprang fron u
saeitering trees and, judith st -
heels, pefted headlong down the sl>oe
to The spot where the others had vaa-
ished.
To fnd them not only alive Sut
practically unscathed affected TIT
loyal soul almost to tearu.
But when congratulations had beea
mutually exchanged, there fell aa
awkward pause. The eyes of the four
sought one another's ruefully. each
pair quick with the unuttered but n
exorable inquiry: What nert,
In the outcome. II Was Mr. Rarcus
~no advanced the suggestion which
was adopted-though this was its re-
ception more through lack Of a better
man for any actual appeal intrinsic
In the proposition.
When We broke down, I saw -
Sentured. with q backward 3erk ~
ms thumb to indicate the road, "A can
yon branching on from this one about
quarter Of a mile over yonder II It's
all the same to you people. We might
stroll round that way and see what ita
natural attractions may be-,f anv.
But IT'S sure mighty poor sort Of .
canyon that doesn't had anywhere-
and nothing could possibly be mos~
1aueufng to our mercurial ana rs~a-
less tempers than to squat down Aer,
ana fold our hands IN our lana a>A
wait Tor something 10 turn up-sal
anyway we can't Be worse oR t., %
af0eanA-"
Ssncssot!" Mr.. Law ipesrrvu>~a
v1tA bleak smile.
Crookfng . Aeferential ssn- -
sRerod n - Judith.
Everything h lovely n a. surDa
cssonss1 - nRl Psa
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Ragland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights, Va.-Mr. Chas. A.
Ragland. of this place, writes: 81 have
been taking Thedford's Black Draughi
for indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les, also colds, and find II to be the very
best medicine have ever used.
After taking Black Draught for a few
days, | always feel like new man."
Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain
In pit of stomach, and a feeling of full
ness after eating. are sure symptoms Of
stomach trouble, and should be given the
proper treatment, as your strength and
health depend very largely upon your
food and its digestion.
To get quick and permanent relief
from these ailments, you should take
a medicine of known curative merit.
Its rs years of splendid success, In the
treatment of just such troubles, proves
the real merit Of Thedford's Black
Draught. Safe, pleasant, gentle In action,
and without bad after-effects, II Is sure
TO benefit both young and old. For sale
everywhere. Price sc. Ncu
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01
$25, 900 Estate Lost To "curl.y"
Brown Through Several Court
Contests

| Jacksonville.-The supreme court OF
the state, at Tallahassee, affirmed the
| decision of the circuit court, sustain
ing the decision of the county court,
in denying the probation of the copy
of the alleged will of the late Mrs.
Harry D. Brown by her former hus.
band, the couple having been divorc.
ed. The value of the estate is estimat-
ed at $4,000, consisting of personal
property, and the will case has been
In litigation for years.
Witnesses testified that Mrs. Brown
had made will, short memoran-
dunn, by which she intended to devise
all of her personal property to her
former husband, but the original copy
was never located nor found. One OF
the witnesses, a Mrs. Ana Gates, said
that she had made a copy of the will
and had written it in memorandum
book and it was this alleged copy of
the will which Harry d. Brown, who
Is well known as Curly" Brown,
brought to the county judge to have
probated.
Four sisters and a brother of the
deceased contested the filing of the
will and its probation and the case
has been in the courts ever since.
Charles H. Chestnut, cashier of the
Citizens Bank, and Mrs. Nugent, a
sister of the late Mrs. Brown, we're
then appointed administrators of the
estate and have in their custody the
cash and valuables which go to make
up the $4,000 estate which Mrs.
Brown left
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01


30 Alfredo De Orc defeated George Moore
for the three cushion billiard cham
pionship by so to 35 in New York.
81. Harvard beat Michigan to IN an
intersectional football contest at Bos-
ton. Chicago and Wisconsin tied, Q
to 0. at Madison, Wis. Illinois defeat
ed Minnesota q to 6 at Minneapolis.
NOVEMBER.
Z. Football: Michigan defeated Pennsyl-
vania "a to at Ann Arbor. Yale de-
feated Brown IA to at New Haven
Harvard beat Princeton 20 to at
Cambridge
H. Illinois beat Chicago q to 7 in a
crucial game of football at Urbana
Ill
Yale defeated Princeton at football ~
to IA at Princeton. N. J.
q. Six day bicycle race In New York won
by the Australian team. Goullet and
Grenda. Distance. 275S miles / lap,
time. l42 hours. Previous record, 2.75l
miles Harvard scored So and Yale 0
at football game at New Haven.
q. Hannes Kolehmainen ran six miles
across country in So minutes A sec
onds in Brooklyn. N. Y. Illinois de-
feated Wisconsin in conference foot
fall contest at Madison. Wis, "a to g.
%. Army defeated the Navy at football
on Franklin Field, Philadelphia. 20 TO o.
DECEMBER.
70. National Junior indoor championship
contests in New York.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01

An Ordinance to Prescribe the Meth.
cd and Manner of Assessment OF
Pipes, Mains, Wires, Poles, Fix.
lures, Services, Meters, and Appli,
ances of Persons, Firms or Corpo.
rations, for the Purpose of Taxa.
ton in the City of Palatka, where
Such Persons Firms, or Corpora.
lions Have Their Pipes, Mains
Wires, Poles, Fixtures, Services
Meters and Appliances Within the
City of Palatka, without Regard
as to Whether or Not the Main
Plant or Plants, Pumping station
or Stations, Power House or
Houses, Storage Plant or Plants,
Batteries or Offices of Such Person,
Firm or Corporation are Located
Within the Corporate Limits of the
City of Palatka.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
the City Council of the City of Pa
latka, Florida:
Section 1: That from and after
the passage of this Ordinance, it shall
be the duty of the City Assessor of
Taxes of the City of Palatka. to as
certain by diligent search the amount
and value of pipes, mains, and wires,
and the number and value of poles.
fixtures, meters and appliances, be-
longing to any person, firm or cor
poration owning any water works,
gas manufacturing plant, electric
light plant or power house, telephone
or telegraph lines, where such pines
mains, wires, poles, fixtures, services,
meters, and appliances are actually
located within the corporate limits
of the City of Palatka without regard
as to whether or not such main plant
station, power house, stor-
age plant, batteries or offices of such
persons, firm or corporation are To-
Gated within the corporate limits of
the City of Palatka, and to make a
uniform, equal and just assessment
on all such personal property upon
the tax roll of the City of Palatka.
Section 2: That it shall be the
duty of the Assessor of the CITY of
Palatka in assessing the personal
property described in Section i of
his Ordinance, to prepare the tax
roll and provide a column for the
late and number of tax recent, a
column for the name or names of the
'wner or owners of said personal
property, acolumn for the amount
md size of mains, a column for the
Imuont and size Of service pipes. a
'olumn for the amount and size of |
yires or cables, a column for the |
lumber Of poles, a column for the
l1mber and kind of fixtures, a COL /
INN for the number of services, a /
olumn for the number of meters. a i
olumn for the number and kind of
ppliances and a column for the to-
al value Of such personal property
wned by such person, firm or cor,
grafton and located within the said
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01

City of Palatka; that in all other res
poets the assessment roll shall be in
the same form as is provided by law
or adopted and used by SAID City
of Palatka for the assessment of
ether property, except in the listing
of the personrs and property to be
| taxed.
Section 8. That the city Tax AS
SCISSOR of the City of Palatka shall
set forth and list, in the appropriate
columns provided for in Section 2, of
this Ordinance, the names of the own
ers of said property, the amount and
size of mains, the amount and size
of service pipes, the amount and size
of wires or cables, the number of
poles, the number and kind Of fix
lures, the number Of services, the
number of meters, the number and
kind of appliances, and shall assess
said personal property at its full
cash value in the column provided for
the total value thereof, and shall cal
culate the taxes thereon, on the mil
lage levied by the City of Palatka,
ard place the amount of said taxes
in the columns provided therefor in
said assessment roll. That in all
other respects the assessment of said
personal property shall be made in
the manner and by the method pro-
vided by law or used and adopted by
said City for the assessment of 9TH
er property. That all ordinances
and laws relating to taxes, assess
ments of taxes, levy or millage, equal
ization of taxes, governing the City
of Palatka, and not inconsistent
with this ordinance, shall apply to
the assessment of said taxes on the
personal property described herein. Y
Section A. That all words used in
this ordinance importing either the
singular or plural number shall be
construed to include both the singu-
lar and plural number of such word
or words.
That all ordinances or parts of or
dinances in conflict with this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Passed in open Council this 22nd
day of December, A. D. 1914.
j. H. YELVERTON,, Jr.,
President City Council.
Approved the 23rd day CO December
1914.
S. ]. KENNERLY,
Attest: Nayor.
W. A. WILLIAMS, Jr.
City Clerk.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01

Is. Buckhorn defeated Buskin in the
Brooklyn handicap by 1.-The very mar
rowest of margins on the Aqueduct
course, New York
rs. Columbia crew won the varsity race
at Poughkeepsie. leaving Pennsylvania
second ana Cornell third. time, " min
utes 81 a. seconds
Is. Sardanaple won the Grand Prix de
Paris. the turf classic of France, at
Paris. with purse Of 100000.
JULY,
z The Harvard crew defeated the Brit
ish Leander crew IN rowing race at
Henley, England
l. Harvard oarsmen won the Grand
Challenge cup rowing event at Hen
ley, England.
7. Freddie Welsh OF Wales won the
lightweight championship of the world
at Olympia. London. defeating Willie
Richie. the American champion, in e
rounds
l6 Gunboat Smith lost to Georges Car
pentier in a boxing bout in London
in the 9Th round by foul
AUGUST.
L. Peter Volo made worlds record at
Kalamazoo. Mich. by defeating The
Harvester's time for three heats,
III StCi WIN . liiiCr SufFA'
2:05% and 2:06%.
81. Directum |. made worlds record by
pacing second and third heats in !
minutes fiat at Syracuse.
SEPTEMBER.
s. Francis Oumet won the amateur golf
championship by defeating Jerome
Travers, 6 up. to play. at Manches-
ter, VT.
9. National baseball league pennant
clinched for Boston club at New
York. the Pittsburgh Pirates defeating
the New York Giants.
30. Directum made worlds record BY
pacing first mile in 1858 in competition
OCTOBER.
8. Worlds baseball series opened IN
Philadelphia; Boston Nationals defeat
ed American Athletics. 7 to l.
TO- Boston Nationals defeated American
Athletics | to 0 in Philadelphia,
Il Boston Nationals won third game in
Il wiz
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-01
Follow Wilminaton's Example

Jacksonville. - That Jacksonville
through some of its organizations
should seek 4 follow the example OF
Wilmington, Del, and issue literature
in the Spanish language, is the opin.
ion Of a number of business men here.
A copy of the Wilmington municipal
magazine has just been received at
the Jacksonville board of trade, and
it is full OF facts and statements. and
is printed in both Spanish and Eng.
lish. The magazine outlines the bid
which the manufacturers there are
making for South American trade. The
number of factories. etc, are also
given.