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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-01

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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-01

Miss Flossie GesaE, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gesas, was married
at the home OF her parents at Salt
Lake City last Sunday afternoon Ia
Phillip Levin OF Pueblo. Colo, Rabbi
Beskin performing the ceremony, The
bride is quite well known In Price
where she has visited several times
and Is a most accomplished young
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Says last Fridays Provo Post: In
compliment 60 Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Strong. who were married recently
and who leave Sunday for Price where
they will make their home In the fu-
ture. Mrs. J. ~ Strong yesterday en-
tertained at a pretty social affair In
the form Of a shower followed by an
elaborate dinner party In their honor
The rooms were decorated with white
and purple astera. while the table
was decorated with verbenas. Present
were Messrs and Mesdames Carl Kee-
Ter, j. c. Leatham. Don w. Conover.
George NJ. Strong, Lawrence Strong
!. a. Graham, ]. N. Ferguson. Elmer
Strong. LeItoy Hardy. Mrs. John
Strong and the Misses Lucille and
Marie Ferguson, Fred A. Nuttall.
Edith Hedquist and Alta Leatham.
The hostess was assisted In receiving
by Mrs. j. C. Leatham anu In serv-
ing by Miss Alta Leatham."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-01
PfedmGsti Gorice v plamenech.

Icnfya, Sygcary, ~, Iistopadn.
Goricc dosud ncnaItzh ~ sicc Y
rukon ItaId. ale pad toboto mtsta
j. otAzkon nrkojjka dnL Ida ",
zc jrdcn 4 ucjMirjytjsIcb boj0 yr-
den jc ' prltomn@ dobf ' okoli TO.
hoto mtsta. ltalov@ ualGzaji ~ III
v offensive, V ktcrf neochabujL
Dfsf stfI snAM ~ Drpfctrzjit M
Uto mfato, jchoH pfrdlnfAti nal@
zaji 50 Y pIarncnecb. VidcGska
zprdya uddyh. i" n"obyGcJnt tub}
boj jc Y proudu II pfedmostniho o.
pnyntni II Gorlcc. RakOuakh Vol
ska, brAnici Gorici, byIa Y posIod
nich dncch sesilcna II prot0 NJ,
kolika b0dcch podafjlo ~ jim pro
niknouti DO italskt Iinic, ale byIa
opdtnt zahnana zpft po straSIi-
Y}ch bodakoy}ch bojich,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-01
Kanada proycdla rckvisici paenice

OnaWA, ont. ~, Iist0padn, e--
hi I5.OOO. 900 vi 2C.OOO, 900 buaI1
pkrolrr. sl0/enf V rInyat0rcch 0d
Fort Williams IA jczefe Superior
nj X Atlaniickfmu pobfeM, bylo
kanadakGu vIadou PekWrOVapo
pro wynn spoJen%m mocnostem V
Evr0pt, In oblll toto zapIaeepa
bude trhDya crna, ObiIi zabaVenD
byI0 v s0b0il, tak aby pofjn ten.
10 nd 40 mono Dejmen6i ylig ~
6bilnl irh, InafnA fhst t0hot0 obi
II jr ylueiufna ameriek}lGi OBJ
chodniky VIhda kanadskh aama
ridiii hnde doprayu chill X p0bfe.
II d0prnvu pf"s more, Nhthina
tobolo obili budr poslhna do TIA
ill., Odiadujr ~, ~ farm6H
kauadf mail We ey}oh h}pkach ir-
~ nai 80 0G00O0 bukl6 pkeulee u
j. projryoyan nahlrd, ~ y6lAinn
tohDl0 obili bude ylddnu rokyiro,
Y6na, tt6dn top0sud Hnnian0Yiin
cpmu ldnrou bodld m ohili zaplall.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-01
gmutne pogtavenl srbgk1ch
uprChllk6.

AoIn6. ", DlHtDpadn Ulado.
gicj srl5tl 0prchlrl Myl W maalm
kopl, ktrH ndrrhjj podI rrzf k
UoDanIrl n Alban0, Ieoy n IT.
IT, tosthbif nAsIndkm bIadovhnl.
Ja Il DyDG ounr0y EpIjU brozDIm
HUth0yFm bOufIm V horarf, sta
Ji"b Jiafh Hmrzur, Srbskh arm
In lntnpuj" k Ejbaa4n1 DVarct
Jc OtazkDn HfkOIjka dnL /da ".
ct}"h, HaIOHeuFcb monkou, pony.
bujo " snfrDm k Djbra. ale budr
mitno p1uHltl mrzk6 k dopraVf
pDtravln m yMlIaInnfjM mlstM ---
20 crstk Il PrjzrrUdu k Mona8tgrn
DohybuJl ae AjbaGrj, Srb0V[ u
1O.OOO rAkOHskO Uirakfnh zaJai-
r.i, dlr zprty, kt"r@ podalj Dprrb
III, I"ny n maI@ djtky tAbofI IN
. "rj ~ anftH II maI~b obnlfkM
rprchilri. kt"m donraJj zlskati v
IonahFW pfIatf"W n potraVlny
~ mali anj luArnj y tom, h" mtaio
toto DaItza a" prrd AYFm padon,
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vLAOA DOKONCIlA
WSLECH OREDNIkO
NEMeCKE LIME
obhajoba zjaka nyaI den tam n@
podaDl dbkazb, ze nejednalo W.
o zaAak gpiknuN,
0 EoY, ,gDovI ~ JJz HZMLUvf
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Ford ma nadbli ma dapeeh nveho
mir0y6ho hnuti,

New York -, llstopadu Hen
rr Ford ma nad6ii ~ leho mirov6
huni setkA se Ii pInfm dspdehem,
NaIfld se q pfl'mnui dobt y tom
Ia ntsl6l nby ubiuil konetnd pi
pfayy rfn yypluli mlrogd lodlt o.
car n Je mosn6, H. parolod tato
nagypluip tllG snhpIu, lhk hyin v
thmAm p0godnt. Hhpndni pfaen,
yniei pfa mir sitllis ~ nehndou
mari do II dolly doalaii ~ do New
Yorku u prolo yypluli lodi hllde
olloieno q den nebo dYa Ifpfd
adblil tpfatodainm denuleh llsih,
II dcunt dnatAyA ~ mn noy}eh
potthusulieieh pfiplsn q ~ j. II
mhf ilsi, II Anaip mlraffeh pfh
augnlln ~ aetAnIi ~ kdurem T.
taslenalei nfhollha nellralnleh
nbfodnotil 40 miroyam hnnll Iu
kaI IIkltnu.
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Japongko vyrAbi stfeliyo
0 pfckOt.

TDkjo. -, llslopad0, Eh"rhny
Iapooak@ toyamy na Mfoliyo pra.
r1jI nyni pInou paron ' mno-
h}ch pracujc W. dnrn ! no"i. ably
bylo mozno yybovftj objrdnhv
KAN, ktDrf byIy ziskapY / ~.
ellakh yIhda objcdnaIa vhk@
mnozstW stmIiYa dtl. Iluakh
vIhda ale uGiniIa nrjytlM obJed
nrvky u z6dd, aby dod60i objrd.
nanfho sthcIiya. jakol dfl, byIo
uzpisrn0
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-01
CISAR RAKOUSKY
FRANTISEK JOSEF
STALE CHRAONE
Valka do u mlry ronnziIa jeho
neryy, ze zjJe v dyorpnn hra.
Dc jako pouStevnik,
0 gVOJI kIsI gR NEgTARA
An, slovo 0 vAlce, jez otfaga kon-
tinentem, Ilegmi bJti Y jeho
pfitOmnogti fecenO.

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APPEL krale Nikoly k ccrnohorske
mu nhrodu,

Pafiz, 20. lstopadu, cerno.
horsk{ grneralni konsul obdrzel
uhslrdujiri deepest h Cctynt5
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nou Iloru u pripomlua hrdinAkf
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sm6rem k horhm CernG Ilory, kdr
yojska dyou srbsk{eh kraioystN
spojena protl spoleGn6mn nepfiie
Il, postaW se na hrdlnak} 0dpor.
Vtrna SWIM tradieim, teruh lloru
pnyede sApas tenin "a do smrli
blrr6 IA predn6sl pred oirortvlm
spoieup podatnupili nkol Sasoho
tati ternnu lloru pnlrayinnmi.
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slayuou p0du rodn6 Ylasli, anil by
seliila krd. liude hoioyall od ha
~ Ii hafe toiem sFthp kfale hor
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tryad piJJjma> pfed unddv0rm V/-
Vala fatD bsrrhka n mJID8fDJHT
Ht8gFho DjHaFe J'Hom sfhM yyD0tl
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byJa Y EnbOpnIgumk dnhmJ;1 bD,
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Amaler0daml 2D IlstopadU, .
I'rnurmIzsk} yojdk jrhoz pfizud
nj nGnerk}m yojcusk}m uutori
tam yedio X lntfcid Edith Cayoilo.
W, aneliekd ohetfoyuleIky, klrrou
N6mc zaattriIli v I'rusmlu, aph
chat sebeyruzdu tyto fpy, nbtsiy
AZ We yojcuattm y6lenl. Tak ..
znamila zprhvn. klcra dnea dohla
II lirHselu Voidk prs lrhpil ao
mad tim, h. HY{m pfIfnanim tph
sobil znifeni ziYotp dlvky LAX Alp.
ehnine,
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0hen znioil IA million dollarn
bayluy,

Pine liluff. Arb. -, lislapadu,
l'niuart tIsie balh havlny v eeuf
al u 2hli0tl1 hYlo Fnleeno ytera
patAremt klpff fachyhlII shladikit
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kFfia ie poliAltnim llskry ko.
lem ietlouei lohamollss tpnAnhiIs
pulAf
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Cernooh lynodyhn,

Henderson, kya -. lIslnpadu,
Elln liuakuer, 6ernoeh, obvintnf A
uloku na listou mladou dlvtu. hyl
Yyycdrn Ytrra refrr okreanih0
vtlrni zhstupem asi padehhlI uiu
skoEan{eh muSn u poy6hen nn
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guIhargko zadM 0 1kkafskH potfeby

VIdo0, ~ Jl8tOpAd0, - %a III.
l'M bmharskf vlady II krajovny
lolbarskl rakDuakI C~ry~pl kfN
yypug0j" IVA dobroyoJo| pomor,
nj q Jfkafakl Hbory pro aDnHbn m
b5lkAof, Jrdrn 4 thcbt0 sbord u,
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RAKoUsko 1ouzI 20 UzAvRENI SEpERATNIHO MRU ITALI
Pfedmesti Gorice pamenech goe Srbsku poneud uuchy
nasedkem sneh0yych boun Postaven rakouseho kabneu
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IA UfmcckF cisaf ViIfm yr Vidn
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Mich zdIczifosti, n hraDttcm Tis
you, ubcrskgD premicrcm, ktrm Y
ptitomHG dobt jsou yhdflml fini.
tell V RakouskO-I Ihcrskn. n pm II
pfilezltosti take naystiyU aarGho
rakouskGho mocHafc, . ktcrfm do
sly Y mlnuIJch dncch zpravy, ~
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viii zhjem o vscchno, go ir yc spO.
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nGmock( cisaf rakousk}mi poll.
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No 80 zprdvou 0 nhysi6v6 utmcckf.
ho cisafr ye Nidni d0rhaM zprava
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sIFSlI WIZ /DTdVt TWO UtlHD1l 30
tvrzruy" podofGka i,ncuoyana Il
. fadoyua. "pak by 10 uasyfdf1yalf
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The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26
A TRIP ON ORANGE LAKE

That was happy thought that in
spired Mrs. Joseph Gist to entertain
with boat ride last week, Mrs. w. r.
Dedman and her guests, Mrs. Taylor
and Miss Baker, of Kentucky, and
Mrs. East, of Tenn. The boat used
on this occasion was the "Egret," own
ed by Mr.. Mordecai Gist, son of Mrs.
Joseph | Gist This beautiful boat
is Hydro-automobile, for it is equip
ped with Buick engine 1t glides up
on the surface of Orange Lake so
steadily and smoothly that it's mo-
ton is scarcely perceptible. By the
way Mr.. Gist is well known In motor
boat circles, especially during the rae
ing season as he always enters his
boats in the contest and never fails
to capture several prizes.
The objective point of this delight
Wilson, who reside in coZy "Citra Cot
lake from Mcintosh. And who are the
Misses Wilson?
Well, they are beyond question, two
of the most interesting tourists that
ever spent winter in Florida. They
are eX-teaehers, of Cincinatti, o., re-
| tired on a liberal pension (my, but
that is sweet music to my pedagogi-
cal ears, having myself assisted many
a pilgrim to scale the heights of Par
naSsus.)
These glorious sisters can boast a
glorious record of many years of eff
fcient service in the school room.
| Thousands of young men and wo-
men 'rise up and call them blessed
| for the thorough pains taken train
| ing they received under the wise
guidance of their noble pedagogues
The Misses Wilson are refined gra-
cious scholarly, cultured to the last
| degree. In conversation they spark
| lie and scintillate in a most fascinat-
! ing manner; at the same time they
instruct and edify, having Travelled
extensively both at home and abroad
And now in Nthe calm evening Of
life they are enjoying to the utmost
the fruits of their labors, growing
] sweeter with the passing years, crys
Eallizing in their beautiful wholesome
lives, "come lets grow old together
/ 4tc., ETC. Truly the Misses Wilson
| are a shining example of the poet:
| theory that ''the last of life is thai
! for which the first was made"
/ All honor and praise to the Queer
dity for the benign paternalism she
! exercised in behalf of her moulder OF
immortal minds and hearts, that no
Yble self-sacrificing, altriustic band OF
men and women whose calling through
divine, has never been adequately ap
preciated by the world.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners of Ma.
rion county, Florida, intend to apply
to the legislature of the state of Flor.
ida, at its regular session in 1915, fol-
a special legislation authorizing the
reissue and validation of all outstand.
ing county warrants issued by or un.
der authority of the board of county
commissioners of Marion county, Flor.
ida, prior to February 1st, 1915, OF
such of said warrants as the said leg
islature may see fit to authorize to be
re-issued and validated; and also pro-
viding for the paymen5 of interest
thereon, and for making the said war
rants payable at fixed periods.
Board County Commissioners, Marion
County, Florida. 1-30
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26
COTTON PLANT

Cotton Plant, March 24.-Mrs. J.
l.. Beck, Miss Fac Beck, Mr.. Beech
er Beck and Master James Hudgens
attended preaching services here Sun
day and were guests at dinner of
Miss Carrie Barco.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Reynolds and
baby, of Ocala, motored out Sunday
and spent the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Tucker called
Sunday morning on Mrs. w. E. Veal
and were especially glad to make the
acquaintance of Little Miss Veal.
County Demonstrators McCully pass
ed through here Monday enroute to
see his club boys in this vicinity.
Mr.. c. r. Veal made a business
trip to 0cala Tuesday.
Mrs. w. r. o. Veal and Mrs. Wal
ter Ray called one afternoon last
week on Mrs. w. E. Veal.
Mr.. G. Fred Turner left Friday af-
ternoon for his home. He made
many friends while here who regret
to have him leave.
Rev. j. ID. Major, of Dunnellon,
preached a very interesting sermon
Sunday to an attentive and appre-
ciatiye audience.
Mr.. Rush CT Mcintosh was in our
burg Tuesday afternoon in view of
buying tomatoe plants.
There was a near freeze Tuesday
morning which damaged the beans,
tomatoes and Irish potatoes. 1t seems
as tho we can't have nice warm
weather, crops are needing warm
spring days.
Mrs. A. w. Woodward called on
Mrs. J. S. Weathers Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. L. C. Bell and children re-
turned to Groom Thursday afternoon
after three weeks visit with rela-
tives here.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. L. n. Green and infant are do
ing well.
Mr.. Jack Tompson continues to
improve.
Mr.. Coleman of Coleman is imprOv-
ing.
Mrs. Peyton Liddell, daughter of
Capt. S. R. Pyles, is in the hospital,
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. J. v johnson of Lukens, who
was placed in the hospital two weeks
ago, died this morning. Mrs. johnson
had been i'll for eleven weeks, and
her condition was too serious for the
treatment to benefit her. A husband
and three children mourn her loss
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning. Messrs. McIver & MacKay
viii have charge of the arrangements
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-26

Mrs. ]. r. Andrews and daughter,
Miss Emily, of New Britain, Conn.,,
are registered at the Harrington Hall
and vii spend several days in the city.
They have been in the state some
weeks, and hearing of the beauties of
the Oklawaha valley, came down on
the Daylight route boat yesterday.
They will return by the same route
to Palatka and return to their north
ern home the early part of next
month. They express themselves as
well pleased with our little city.