davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
Ct Sremtioslano.
5%ortfGiteIfe fra eioe 1

observation-disclosures pil moaife ogioa
bIipe libleieoe, ligeiom Silfploet er
paa Banana Sernbanen. Materiel,
Maifineri o. HeOitaber ira Banana
ptl bliue ienOt til Nllaifa ~eiterbaan-
Den, lom Der er @rug ior Oct.
Aobningcn al 4Iuita er life Blot
al itor Setponing, foroi oct oil brin-
ge M &clitnno tilueie % lfabe Su'
timber al me Gbancer Tor Solf, Der
oil tage iot % brp0e Jig &ei. Nfen
oct tar ogiuo in itore i%amfuloS-
mp$iige Gproi, at Ge 6oreneoe
Statcr for iorItc Sang / Siitorien
bpgQer Sernbaner ielp % gicr Set
Itore 5erritorium5 @ipSoarcr til Of.
fentIig Gicnoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

moattet opgioes paa Sruno al Sri
gen / europa.
oiiicieQe og o%iplomatiife areoie
aflagbee De panlige 8ratuIationsoi-
liter, ifi5nt IntaQet al biSie ogioa
inar por bctpbclig iprre eno pnnlie,
oa mango Al GipIomaierne maatte
boloe iig ira at billie pna gamle Sen.
ner, ioroi 9riger, ialfaIo ofiicielt,
bar giort Dem til Slender.
Ggiaa ben for nogle Iar iiben al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inoierte Sfif at
ienoe en- ~teIe9rafiif N~ptaarsbilien til
ale %eroens 2anbe, bnpSe maotte
opgipes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

Stuiielic / (uifIon0 men melt /
EltcrriQ.
Nicn3 baa0cu Sen tpifc % 0cn bri-
tilfc Tluaoc bar liot bctp0ell9c Sat
uu0Cr &rilCn. err Sen ~irolifc Glaa-
&c aolfillig i~tcrtcrc M emo DCo &ri-
gems @cQunOclit. 6rontriB bar fun
mliitet 10 miuorc Sfibc, Ell &aGcr /
Wi0oclbnuet "a Ell lln0crpono5baao
/ N0riutcrhuuet men laa Ma r0et III
CicnQiUIo lat uolle me, tore Sttbc
pou &unoct ol 'lere oil / oc %nUrntcite
M}aancoer bli m0lemmct / 6Iaabcn.
Hntouet "a @eitaiienbcoen Al bi@ic
me arid3itibe hcnm1elighol0c2.
Gor en- IN iiocu mco0cItc ct
Rultc ira &orl@ pia @cni at Cuff
lunO allcrcoc t @cgpnoeIicu Al Sep
tembcr bouo1 'olt Jig Tor / Nari5
/ 0cu Mcniilt al ioge ~llltttct Ell Sc
pdratirco mtO Grnnfrig poa DC.
@ruu0lal Al %Nrunfria iftloc iaa
tilralc elias "a 2otbrinQcn, mems
Suitlouo itulot bcbolbe &cl1icn ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
2labnins at Kul:
feIterne ollalfa

@uihington Ben lite Sonlnr. ST.
acknowledgements bor ioo8 llofproi-
get Sc Iorneone TorIfriiter for Sctt-
lcre, ioln for ct SIoSrnm al 10 Nor
oil bli tiQoot at grape &ul til lofalt
90 @u9bchpp. Ger pil til bette Eie-
mc0 il0Itpffc$ Earceler poa 10 Icre
til bper Scttlcr.
@ering Niper- % Motuml'fafel-
tcrnc pil oerimoo life fltnlte aabnes
en0nu; men Gepartementet baaber /
en- NOR Srenltio at BIZ iGroig meo
llborbcibclien al Oct alltprliereDe
Norpugtning5ipItcnl, ion ifal gleres
ginloenoe for ltbnpttelle al ole Ila.
ifQ5 &ulfelter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
Sioitc SriaSnnt,

Sonoon 3oic San. - s Git hcr
Gnifernc crobret bcr pigtigc rulSiiifc
Stiaina peo @oriinom. ~ Gitcrri-
ocrnc poaitaar at bare itanbiet Den
rilSi.ifr frcrrufntng ! NTrtehen al
@orlicc rco Den ipoNeliciitc @nne |
Weit ior $aaln,
Tan Den nnbeH Sihc har Nu5ierne
taact De siterriaife StilinAer Seer
hehen al llSicf Na5ict. huerpeo be pil
ifaiie liz nof et uaben Gei ~aieunenl
aarpatcrne til llngar1, Giterrieer-
mes S~ilbnGetog giennem @ufomina
bctranes al stiiaierne iom ptto Sluet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

Innict bans 9tSiiitent, iom Ieoia8et
BAN I'll VaIabiets ~6aQ Of Suffice,
hpis WG9ge er impffct meb NortrGt'
fer al 26 Suerboue0cr oper Natio.
ncr. Der bar oeltoget / 6reo9fongreS'
iernc / @oog.
Sect ben iungerenoe 8ogtmeiter
pe9te paa bisie 9iaeoer, oct enc ef.
ter oct onoet, gior0c ban opmert'
lom poo, at 6 al be Der oIblIoeoe
Stot9ooerbopeoer bar loI0ne for
MOroerbaano, andre ogoe en- no..
tllrIig $40 % Heiten Ioa III ! ari8.
Smna &~rigonotiIer.
sra 9tom meboeIe5 at man bar
faoet reoe paa, at Oct uar Ell al Dem
me tplte @eionot bon Billions Sp.
Qaucr at tiIbpbc Stallen ben olbon.
lte @oOnebp NpIona iom Seoerlag,
ioroi Oct bopoe boIot itg ncutruIt iln'
ser &rigen. Men iuocn Don Billion
tit NnIe0ning til at u0iore lin WfiS.
lion boOoe &taIien IcIu o~ttupcret
2lploua, % bette bar pott bitter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
acknowledgements
rcmmer Colorado.

Sra @oibington meOOeles ben
3Ote December. at De tolerate aaual-
leritropper, iom iiOen 0tai bar for-
rettet %agttieneite / Goutt Gountn,
Colorado, for fuuet SrOre til at per,-
oe tilbnge til i'm Standardization i
South Gnfoto.
Gen reitercnoe Gel al oe feoeralc
Sroppcr iom icnoteS til Colorado
iorot holoe Sroen / Streifoiitriftcr.
Ne, nil bli grnopi2 biemietote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
Gup. Gberbart hooret

) ~Nnleonirg @uuerner Gtcr.
hart@ T%rotrpocIie al Gn1beoct Inn
lcOca iirl1c "0tpIs. Sib." Sor*sac
Mtio0o9 iiOite llqe GmbeosmrnS
% 6lnftionurcr / Stotsiefretpr
Snntabl5 &ortor og brof "&rpan.
Salt" Sfoolcr Tor 8upcrnsr Gfer-
bart % StatSouNitcr Somncl IS.
Socrion. Suititiorius @lmn bo!St
SfnoItoIcr. Sanles Ganabon os
@atis @rart lang Suct % aS'''te-
rcnoe Grbeiosfcmmisirr 8aroncr
iou0 Ell Solo.
@lperncrcuS fornicIle HcccpiioN
blcp bolot Sreoag Giterniihoag g.,
/ Oh ltcre Starcr a. %enner %
&clutnrere uar ireninteot for 1T tgl'
Be Sen oigaaenhe @upernsr % hans
Grue, 9lanht 3alerne nor llniper-
iitetaprniioelit George 6, Sincent.
Werearlaopefat Spnben u, Smith,
Stat$elsiter Sanulet g, Sperisn.
asiurancefenmtisier s, q, :, Greus
"a Natpb ", @beetoef al Staten:
Standardization, 9llle emtaite bet
forbade Serheih nca 8lluernsren
% bans 9erespittisheo til SaHar.
beibe mee henl,
@~uperrsrens pripdtiefretar @ea,
&. stuthier intrasncerehe 0reIseut
@lucent, Der aperratte @uuernsren
iem @aue en- nphetig Siamautrina
q Wrs; eberbart en- mes 9ialHan.
ter IS 9erter haFat @mfbe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

| popeeltaoen

Npaersbasen iarisb ~uipbuantis
ititle / ben natieHate Sapehitns iaar,
u~ehhetes DER berfrn.
Qau @rluh al SerseH atnteb.
nina @trs. sSiiiens Sse hoiates Der
iaar insen HeceeiieH Oct &piae
Sls. % StatsMiniitereus aariiae
"0ipta#atirsfoit" fer MeateWrmerHe
al bet eiesematiife &arps baese
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
2i0t AnrsuurrGot.

&c GorcueAc Stater5 Nciolfninu
fan oaiao res bcttc gar5ifiite lie til.
bacc uon II aicuncnuaacn0c ooNt "a
pclijanct Jlor Ter hor prrct Irc0
! Sonnct \ SET itorc ~ hclc bor
9anbmonocu iooet ooA 9lpIina "a
hpic l}riicr iar inc ErcNuftcr lln0
toaclic5pis ilol piiinof guIiuoeu icil,
ilior ionl / n0Ii0crc 9lar. enfcltc
Strpa al @uu0ei. men N}ispcri pnr
lite noactitcn5 inn bnppi1 iorcfonl.
mcn6c. nt set 0ior0c uo0ct mcrfbart
Sfaor / SEN olminocli0c &clitouo.
Sficut Iabrifinouitricn piitnof life
har hoI6t Sfribt n1co 9anhbrnQct.
hur GorhoI0cnc oaiao poo octte Snt.
rlonc nrrct ian tiIirc05itiQcn0c. ionr
man fln0c ncntc, noar ole Goftorcr
to1cs / NctrlQtriuQ. en- iaarc libel
oia Cmituu0iQhc0 cr oct. at sem clt.
ropriifc aria ipIclia hor !onln,ct
Observation-Disclosures S~n0itotcrnc,
ian al set en- 5i0 ioa uo u0, iom ON
bennc 9on6@0cl piIbc hi ranlnlct al
Sen panifeliQitc efonomiitc Strife.
ma har hapt 0erncoc iiOcn Norlcr-
frigcn9 Sage. @etimeIiQc IorboI05
rcoIer har boa ! fife rinQc @roo be
nret 5tilinqcn.
ariQcn@ &irfninQcr pao set onlc.
~rifnnifc @Ifticmorfco ioo li9cIeoc3 ell
2io uo Ill at pile bIi al ell hoiit al.
oorIiq Natur. Zen Bite SllIi bIcp
S~lfticburicn / Ncm 9orf Iuffct, %
0aqcn eitcr crfIurcoc GuIfInno aril
a~rio$rnotcrnc hauoe aacrc0c abort
onbc &nohua / llncIc Cams finan
cienc Su@hol6ning, ioct SEN enc
Sfib2Iaoninq eitcr Sen ouocn mc0
nmcrifunif @llIo bop6c maottct len.
Ne3 opcr Napet / @nttc Tor omcrifun
tie CbIiQntion$popircr 81 til Sen
0aQ. ga Storbritamicu crflrrcoe
GuitIanb ariq, bopoe m~auQioIoiac
Miuioner al SET uoIc Mctol iun0ct
%ci I'll Sc curppritc 2onoc. 9hl
bleo ser imiolcrtio Ell Stun0a i
@ulouoferilen, iaIlolo hpuo Sc itore
I"orienoelicr onQoor. % GuQlono on.
rcttcoc en- GiIioI al N1uf oi Gn0Inu0
! Canada. huilfct / bctu0clil @raN
bj0roQ Ill at Iettc Stiamlcu ior Sc
Gorcnc0c Statcr.
GnaIan0s Guehcrrc09muc poa
Nuuct hnp0c blln0t an0ct til Nollc
at poa Set oQcrnrrmcltl al Samhuu
sci mcQcm IuifIonO "a @mtrjfo
i,rar ophcrtc. iaaiuart arilcr ror
uO6runt. ut oct,e ror Ell ior 6cttc
@ono n0crit uhcl0iu Cmitrubidhch.
err iclDiaat. ) oct 0irmcN / nolcn
@soN al raabc @o0 ran EorholNct
b,cr ser iot llama cr R,rr1eIi, ,or
-. .;o,orr,.+,t a,,, .n.,r;r,,.v,
'"''''', '"''" ''"'''''' "'
Tier. @il'nf oel a. H'n3re|''n oeo'
tnQne &op en- al 0ioc u~0cnIanN'fe
Gnrtsier Mnoano til at Ia6e ia re.
oiitrerc : omcrifouif 5ort iffe bor
,.o,,,y,orot ; no,, ,..,.r. - a..,>.r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
Vep porf KarantQne.

Wa1blrgton, Den Bite Sec: Hcm
yorf Gin og Netp gorf Gomtp
bleo ioag al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN.
tet belagt meo &orontpre caa
Sruno al Nurb- og &Iopeipaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

,urrr =. sr,o,n o,,, rs-rt Jr,r l5ru lo ~ iur rpsI
l.,Fa q, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

&luHic@ (nlcndnocr. og icg cr lltfcr
pna, at Niaalcn AZ sc brittle Arbcl-
ocrc mart nil lie Is III &lUlp. @lan0t
Sc tnltc Nrbel0cre er Ser olere0e
Inngt itcrfcrc Cppolition imoo Nri-
gen ems ulmin0cIig onta9ct, 2icb-
fncd,t huQbcr, al al &cr0cn2 Nrbei-
oerc ull iprenc liz til 2rll moo &ri-
gen.
"Sil SnlNe cllCr Selc".
On Morrtipon0cut lonl bar rciit
gicnnCm Nollon0, iortUllcr. at ban
Ger bur icct Here Noittort mc0 NllD
sc al NnOrcm G~urnclle2 Grcoapn-
LAOS / Monl, o. buorpan N'lcn0crne
uco biocn0e &roni bar i~treuct: Eli
SaIQ2 clcr %cic uud Wrm0 Al Sal
lit. San BRIGGS Ill 4iilitUrfaiere
lie cllcr MlncnIato0r0f iii Trcnul@-
nina AZ N%riQ2bIucNcr. &ono o.
@o4 / hucr Gtolc. AFnn bcnpenocr
iia til Nrco4eulIcnc.
lluocr lit CpbolN Moag oiIoGoc
NorrcipcuNcutcu olluo Ct Nc'oN /
SrcN3polooict. &oltmcitcren uor
life al ilu0c. men ban iii oniI0er OF.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
GRAVE CHARGES BROUGHT
BY DR.. GOR|CAR
EX-C0NSUL MAKES DAMAGING ALLEGATIONS AGAINST
BOTH GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
(Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. 12-The publish
ed charges by DR.. Joseph Goricar,
that Austrian consuls are active in a
propaganda for the destruction of
munition factories in this. country and
to bring on strikes, will be referred
by the state department to the depart
ment of justice.
DR.. Goricar was formerly Austrian
consul at San Francisco. He declar-
ed that consuls are working under
the direction of Consul General Won
Huber and German Ambassador Bern
storff. s m
The doctor. claims he left the Aus
trian consular service after fifteen
years service rather than work as a
spy. He says the naval attache of
the Austrian embassy ordered him to
get plans of Pacific coast fortifica-
tions
The Austrian embassy has denied
the Doctors statements and announc-
ed that means would be sought to
prosecute him.
Secretary Lansing has declined to
make any comment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
A HOG RECORD

Mr.. Robt. Shaw, of Summerfeld,
visited the Board of Trade today,
leaving a record of one brood SOW
which is remarkable, but shows just
what can be done in our county with
hogs. This sow is a mixed breed of
Essex and big bone Guernsey;
brought litter sf 9 pigs December
A, 1914, from tn; he has kept one
brood sow row weighing 200 pounds.
On November 11th, he butchered 8
of this litter, net weight 1868 pounds.
Original sow dropped another litter
of II pigs on June 4th this year. Mr..
Shaw sold four of the pigs at one
month old for 1850, killed one on
November 6 weighing 80 pounds net,
and estimates the remaining 6 will
net him 80 pounds each or 480 pounds.
Total pork for one SOW for year,
1910 pounds at 10 cents per pound
$194. Sale of four pigs for S10.5O
added makes S204.50, with original
sow and one additional from first
litter. This can be verified by Messrs.
H. R. Shaw, H. r. Olmer and nj. M.
Proctor, of the Pedro section.
Hurrah for Marion county, the best
in the state-who can beat it?
]. d. Rooney,
Sec'y. Board of Trade.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
new ORGANIZATION
HAS A NAME
Has Adopted the Euphonious and
Appropriate Title of s'The
Peninsula Club"

The newly organized club of young
professional and business men which
has been operating without name
for. some time has finally been desig-
mated, the committee having decided
upon the adoption of the above name
at its meeting yesterday.
This name is especially appropriate
and significant, in view of the fact
that it is the purpose of the club not
only to become leading factor in
the growth, progress and prosperity
of Ocala and Marion county, but to
make its influence along those lines
felt throughout the entire Florida
peninsula.
The committee is indebted to num-
erous persons for suggestions of
names for the club, and wishes to ex-
tend to them it's thanks for the same.
The name selected as most appro-
pirate of all those submitted, was
sent by a member of the club, who
under the rules cannot receive the
prize of five dollars offered. That
sum, however, is being reserved and
held over, to be used as one of the
various prizes which the Peninsula
Club will from time TO time offer in
contests serving to stimulate civic
pride, and interest in the growth and
development of our city.
Results of the Peninsula Clubs eff
forts are already apparent, its COM
mittee appointed for that purpose
having been mainly instrumental in
getting up the industrial parade, the
first of its kind for Ocala, to be held
here at the coming fair.
Their advertising matter will soon
be ready for distribution. It is at
tractive and forceful, and should
prove effective in obtaining for Ocala
and vicinity some favorable and
profitable publicity throughout the
country. The club has a great work
before it, and its personnel represents
the brains, the ability, and the will
lingness to carry it out, and it is the
earnest wish of all those who have the
welfare of their home town at heart
that its future career shall be as sue
cessful as its beginning has been
auspicious.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
Gives King Constantine Entire Control of the
Government
IL PATRIOTIC GREEKS HOWEVER, MAINTAIN THAT THEIR COUNTRY WILL EVENTUALLY
join WITH THE ALLIES

London, Nov. 12.-All doubts of
what road Greece will choose out of
the muddle caused by divergent views
of the politicians and whether the
policies of the Skouloudis cabinet
could be rendered compatible with the
opinions of the adverse majority, has
been dispelled by the public dissolu-
tion of the shamber of deputies. The
government appears to have consider
ed the dissolution Of the chamber the
only possible means of securing free
and unrestricted liberty of action.
Greek officials here and at other
points continue to assert that Greece's
future action will depend solely upon
a military consideration. As soon as
Greece is convinced that the Allies
have produced enough troops to make
possible successful offensive against
Bulgaria and remove the danger by
which Greece would be confronted if
she entered the war inadequately as
sisted, Greece will Immediately join
the Allies, according to her represen-
tatives.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
A REASONABLE REQUEST

To the Board of Public Instruction
and Members of the Ocala Sub
School District Board:
We, the undersigned students of
the Ocala high school, petition your
honorable boards to reconsider your
ruling in reference to interschool ath-
letics and allow US to play under the
name o. H. S. when it does not inter
fere with our school duties:
Harold Meade, Roscoe Meffert,
Walter Moorhead, James M. Liddell,
Linn Sanders, Kenneth MacKay, Dex-
ter Phillips, Theron Hall, Elton STAN
aland, Harold Klock, Patsey Gillen,
Arthur Crago, Allen T. Hollinrake,
Glyndon Hall, James Chace, Charles
Duvall, Francis Bridges, Marshall
Bouvier, Charles Savage, Reuben Bla-
lock, James Hill, Robert Blake, Wellie
Meffert, Crawford Standley, Paul
Brinson, William Fielding, Hansel
Leavengood, Thos. III. Wallis, Charles
White, Julian Rentz, Wilbur Willis,
Chas. j. Hardage, Leonard Wesson,
Floyd B. Coleman, o. B. Koonce, Sue
Moore, Mary Harriet Livingston,
Lillian Thomason, Caroline Harriss,
Nina Camp, Elizabeth Davis, Myra
Agnes, Mae Skies, Irene Tofaletti,
Catherine Strunk, Lillian Smith, An
ME Shockley, Emma Perry, Ruth
Hardee, May Macintosh, Annie
Moorhead, Dorothy M. Long, Mabel
Atkins, Ave Lee Edwards, Ruby
Fausett, Meme Davis, Nettie Camp,
Louise Sanders, Inez Sandifer, Marie
Burnett, Beatrice Boney, Pearl Faus-
ett, Ella Mae Rivers, Ethel Long,
Mertie Blalock, Violet Smoak, Gladys
Osborn, Sidney Perry, Anna Belle
Wesson, Bonnie Purvis, Blair Wood
row, Agnes Burford, Louise Rentz,
Claudia O'Neal, Theo Beckham, Les
ley Jackson, Richard Dewey, Louise
Spencer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
ENTRIES FOR THE
BETTER BABIES CONTEST

The following entries have been
made for the Better Babies Contest
to be held next week at the Woman's
Club by the health committee:
Margaret Brown, Mcintosh; Chas.
v. Swain Jr., Anthony; j. NJ Tyson
Jr., w. Tagg, Jr., Horace Jones, Ray
mond Jones, DeSaussure Gabel, Rob-
ert NJ. Geiger, Walker Wilson, Harry
Cole Jr., Mary n. Green, Mildred
Joyner, Louise Moxley, Mildred Nc
Pherson, America Folkes, Lester
Booher, Chas. E. Harris, J. w. Woods,
Fred Vogt Jr., Floyd Nelson, Elmer
Leitner, Enid Graham, Moselle Nc
Caskill, Audrey Hillman, Janet Fore,
May Yeley, Virginia Carmichael,
James Tally, Arthur Huntsman, John
Wheeler, John Green, Mary Thomp-
son, Walter Folkes, Eloise Crumpton,
James Mansfield, Lucille Tatar, Ray
mond Hunt, Cecil Bryant, George
Condrey Jr., ]. c. West, Hortense
Boisseau, Robert Chambers, Lawrence
Gabel, Charles Hunnicut, Anita MUIR
ply, Mary Huntsman, Myrtle Sam
son, Florine Vann, John Blair, Win
fred Leavengood, Gladys Leitner,
Chester Flanders, Richard Fort, EIiz-
abeth Gallagher, Keneth Sheppard,
Wilbur Smith, James Coin, Charles
Proctor, Elizabeth Guerry, Charles
Martin, Elizabeth Green, Jane New
som, Clifford Aver, Lucille Adams,
James Brannan, Lucille Vogt, Fred
Hunt, Morris Mead, Lucy Johnson, ].
Pasteur, 0cala; Irene Kolsom, Win
ter Haven; TheIma Knoblock, Mar
tin; B. F. Shealy, Lynne; James H1d-
gems, Berlin; Ernest Lyle, Eastlake;
Ella Fyfe, Weirsdale; George Bout
well, SummerfeId; Elizabeth Fishel,
Leesburg; James Lindsay, Earl Quit
tlebaum, Mcintosh; Anna Richardson,
Tampa; NJ. G. Zimmerman, Anthony;
Katherine Tongue, Reddick; Eliza
beth Mclaughlin, Fairfield; Virginia
Sumner, Belleview; James Spuriin,
Ralph Joyner, Lake Weir; Marie
Perry, Kendrick; Eula McCaskill,
Ralph Seckinger, Nettie Sullivan,
Van Chappell, Kendrick; Vivian Ash
lier, Leroy Helton, Oak; Ira Luffman,
Raymond Sandifer, Elizabeth Smith,
Margaret Helvenston, Eleanor Hill
man, Elizabeth Tally, Ocala; Alvin
Krouse, Gainesville; Marian Spencer,
Zuber; Clarence Wrightman, Belle
view; w. N. O,DelI, Oxford; Edward
Notes, Orange Springs; Russell Quinn,
Connor; Peyton Liddell, Santos; B. C.
Fryer, Socastee; A. B. HaIsell, Erma
Hayes, Oak; Geo. w. Spencer, John
M. Spencer, Belleview; ]. e. Nixon,
Martel; Arthur Cobb Jr., Martha
Goddard, Ocala; j. W. Phillips, C.
Hobbs, AIachua; E. A. McCoIsky,
Gainesville Other applicants not able
to enroll: Edgar Allen Phillips, Low
ell; j. Hatchet, Orange Springs; W.
Green, Boardman; P. Bateman, Me-
Intosh; A. Farnbaugh, j. D. Farm
bauch, Mcintosh; Helen Watt, Vir-
!. ginia Peek, Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD /!

The home economics committee of
the Ocala Woman's Club will give
five dollars in gold to the person ex-
hibiting at the Marion County Fair
the best ome-manufactured labor
saving device for use in the home.
Such articles as freless cookers, ice
less refrigerators, egg testers, etc.,
have been put together by home in
genuity and there are doubtless
others in the homes throughout the
county. Bring them in to the fair
and some one will get a five dollar
gold piece.
The only condition is that there
shall be at least three competitors.
Our object is to do away with the old
saying:
Man works from sun to sun
But woman's work is never DONE"
For further information write to
Mrs. w. T. Gary, Chairman,
t1-9-tf Ocala, Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
NOT JIM'S STYLE

Mr.. James Engesser enters a Wig
orous disclaimer to the Stars remarks
yesterday about the arrest of Mrs
Washburn and her friends. Neither
the Star nor anybody else who knows
Jim" is likely to believe he would be
implicated in any such petty mean
ness. But the fact that an officer
was sent to city ninety miles away,
to arrest these people for such triv-
ial matter, and at such a time, points
very plainly to motive much great
er than that which usually prompts
such prosecutions.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
SHIPPING BOOZE To
A DRY STATE
ALABAMA RECEIVED BIG SUP
PLY FROM PENSACOLA AND
NEW ORLEANS
ASSOCIATED Press,

Mobile, Ala, Nov. 12.-Five thou
sand dollars worth of whisky was
siezed by the police here today. The
whisky was brought from New Or
leans on the schooner Oyster Plant,
and consigned to four Mobile men,
whose names are withheld. Emile
Lyons, mate of the schooner and two
negro teamsters were arrested. Elev-
en- thousand seven hundred and twelve
bottles of beer from Pensacola were
siezed Yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP

1t may be surprise to you to
learn that in many cases Group can be
prevented. Mrs. FL. M. Johns. Elida,
Ohio, relates her experience as fol-
lows: my little boy is subject to
Group. During the past winter / kept
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house, and when he be-
gan having that croupy cough I
would give him one or two doses of
it and it would break the attack.
life it better for children than any
other cough medicine because chill
dren take it willingly, and it is safe
and reliable" Obtainable every
where. Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
UNDER CONTROL
OF AMERICA
HAITI IN FAIR WAY TO BECOME
ONE OF UNCLE SANS
WARDS
Associated Press,

Washington, D. c., Nov. 12.-The
state department has received official
notice that the Haitien senate has ap-
proved the treaty providing virtual
American protectorate over the coun-
try. The vote was twenty-six for and
seven against approval.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
NOTICE

To the Members of the Boys Corn
Club
The express company will bring
your exhibit to the fair free, if you
will send it to me in care of the Sec
retary of the fair association. I hope
every one of you will get your corn
to the fair by the 22nd of November
Very truly yours
S. j. McCully,
Agent.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
GET RID OF THOSE
POISONS IN YOUR SYSTEM!

You will find DR.. Bells New Life
Pills most satisfactory laxative N
releasing the poisons from your svs-
tenn. Accumulated waste and poisons
cause manifold ailments unless re-
leased. Dizziness, spots before the
eyes, blackness and a miserable feel
ing generally are indications that you
need DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Take
dose tonight and you will exper-
ience grateful relief by morning.
25 cents. No. 8.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
BEWARE CHEAP SUBSTITUTES

In these days of keen competition
it is important that the public should
see that they get Chamberlain's 8
cough remedy and not take substi-
tutes sold for the sake of extra profit.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
stood the test and been approved for
more than forty years. Obtainable
everywhere. Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-12
RHEUMATISM AND ALLIED
PAINS-THEY MUST GO!

The congestion of the blood in its
ow causes pain. Sloan's Liniment PEN
etrates to the congestion and starts
the blood to ow freely. The body's
warmth is renewed; the pain is gone.
The imam or woman who has rheu-
matism, neuralgia or other pain and
fails to keep Sloan's Liniment IN their
home is hike drowning man refus-
ing rope" Why suffer. Get bottle
of Sloan's. 25c. and soc. 81 bottle
holds six times as much as % cent
size. No. 3.