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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
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@rta9rung, baB Die &reu5ung 5tpeier
@eletle our9 einen ,3ug BON itortem
@erdui9e unb BON elmer er6ebli9en
grl9itterung 6egleitet 1T, Die Der
Reiienoe oft geHDrig gu ipiiren 6e<
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eine neue Grfinoung beieitisen 5u
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pap Sournal" Mitteiluns maebt. SIS
lit otss elm Mpparat fir autpmati1de
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gu Sos Nngeles, 8al., erfunoen bat
unb Der bon elmer Mert1tatt bieier
@taot bergeitent norben lit. 8ei
ben 4rifungsperiu9en 1ouen nit
BITE lem Mpparute CUTE @%rgebnii1e err
5ielt lpor0en lein.
Sein @runoprin5tp Deficit BARN,
oab Oie @eleiie Der ni9t gu benutz
3enoen 9inte automati19 geIentt
nerben, nG6rsnb Der BON benz 3uge
gu befabrenbe 9@tenentpeg Dbne linz
terDre9uns, fret bleibt. Der 3us
gleitet ba6er iiber Die @eleiletreuz
5ung nit Oeriel6en 2eidtigfeit unb
@ldtte oa6in, lpie iiber ein gepDbn<'
li9es Gelei1e. Der Me9onismus
tann BON 3u9e lelb3t aus in Sdtigz
tett geleBt tperoen uno 5tDur lpppbl
bur9 elettri19en &ontatt, als auh
Our9 9rudluft unO lelblt bur9
Sanbbebienung. Die empfinblt4en
Seile bes Npparates itnb 5org5om
gel6iibt unb Daber Der MbnuBung in
mDglihit serinsem @raoe ol1sge1ebt,
pdhreno Die erponierten Seile nit
grober 2eidtigteit unb in tur5er
Triit ausgene41elt nerben tDnnen,
Set mebreren Monutcn lit bieie auz
tcmatif4e @eleiietreu5ung in @lopz
IN ssunction bei Cos Mnseles in
5dtigteit; Sic @eletie tragen oprt
tdslid obne ale Mo9teile Den Ser
febr bon etpa 240 elettrii9en .3ugen
BON einem ungefdbren @eniht BON
$4,000 Sonnen, ipo3u nod Dampfeiz
%lenba6n5u9e i'm @emi4te BON 5000
5onnen tommen, Mbgeieben bon
rem 8orteile, bab Der N%npenbung
oes Mpparates Der 2drm llnb bic
@ridltterungen Bel Der &reu5ung
DON @eleifen pey1ouen, ii1t Der Up
parat au9 lpar1am, ba ct bic Mb<
nubung in peitgebenbem Mobe perz
meioet uno ouher ei,e before @rbalz
tung bes Moteriuls, lDpie Mrbeitsz
riparnis erss'0sli9t,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Sic Gbeilc pbcr @licbcr 5ulamz
mcngclebtcr @1rter iperben rllr, lpcnlt
cs Die 9clltlihfeit erforbert bur6 bas
8il1be5eiden geidieben. Sizes geldiebt
insbclpnbere:
l. 8cnn bas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pbne Sonberung ieiner @lieoer oas
Mllgc bcripirrcn oocr cincn faljden
sinn geben f6nnte, 8. 9. 8aumait,
grbriidcll, Grblaiier. Scan 1dreibt
9eiti6 : Mmcrifaner. meil cs 2ertc
9eben fDnnte, Bic ionit 9cut : Sdam=
crifancr lelen mDdten.
2. 8cnn Bic 3ulamn,cr1lctnng Gus
gi9enz nnb @attllngs1amen bcltebt.
uImerifatcr" lit Bic @attun9,
u8clltl6" lit Sic g%i9enart.
3. 8enn berldicoenc 8citimmnl,gsz
lpDrtcr als @prberglieber cin gen1einz
ianes @ruttbiport ais !Sinterglicb buz
ben. l1nb bas gemcinlamc @rl1nbmprt
allcr @Dfcnirten lit uMmerifaner"
min Bic uramerifaniidcn Nm1crifancr
1ppllcn alls bcm 8eitimnlungsmort bas
9allptipprt MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

- Ser @eneraIbifettcr
Der Berliner Muiecn, @raelen5 y.
Bobe, bat i'm Mogaatn Der Wiener
: @alerie Elm @emdlOe Giz
5iuns %gefun0en. gs seigt bic 9ar@
ltelung Der grmoroung 2ucre5ios
our9 Sorqr;utus unb betllnbet iid,
>pic gr3euen5 8obe in Der raunitz
9ronif" idreibt, in, jebem Yinielz
ltrt6 MS e%tgenbdnoiges Wert 9t5tnns,
beiIen Some oll9 auf Dem S2sttel an
Rabmen argegeben lit. Die Tisuren
ltnb fait lebens9rpb, Bis 81 Den Rnien
ge1e1en. Sorquinils ilberfdut init
Dem Dplh Die nllr leldt betleiorte
2ucreSia.
Sm 3peifel. papa, beib
es Der Seife?
Nein, men, Rino, bic Seife.
DIANA logte aber eben gum M1o.
6en: uSplen Sic nal 19nel cit
Stiid Seerieife,,"
@ntri | ung. Yrofehp.
Gum er1 tenmol 1T Der 5tal!bipplte Ell
1er einf4lagenDen @ranote ltelcnb)
@6peinerei! Wte unbpaienild oa'
ppn Den 8erls lit! !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

slllh Die bieliacu Gifts meroen bel,-
te 9Sad)nrittog ibre idhrlid)e Memu-
rialfeier nbbaltrn, nmmlid III Scr
5lpeiten Congregational Stride. @err
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Iii6rer @il Dorf.
NeltBere @adje 0rallf Nhoaoe.
Snl1ere @ad]e - Glritap 3cllg.
5rlritees (orei Sobrc) Geo.
@iles.
Meoi5nliId,e Grarritatorcll - 2ie
Goftoreu SEQ. ?. Se5otte, u. 5. Sll-
pcr, $. =. @liiteo, s. 2. alein. y.
y. Ioltt, u. 20. slrep lulO 6. $.
&ing.
Sic moratlidc Sitlrag Oes Nralts
cllrercins Der lcrtid)er llltlertldJen
2iuNsoencinoe finoet ON I~ienstag
9fadnlittag I'M Gereinslofal ltatt.
9Sah Ser SeriammIln1g finoet cine
ge'cllige ltntcr5altlt1g Itatt.
Gie Su~rcrpilorcn bon Mllstatinc
llto 2olliia Counties hahell beldlloI-
len, oie slrbeiten an Scr GltnpItation
inn Drainage Iiltrift 95o. Is auf aos
item Ser MeIonalo g~ngineerirg So.
bon Gbicaao altsfiihrell SIT lalIen,
neil bic @eielidoft bic 9(rbeitcn sun
fontraftlidlelt 3eit nieht fertiggeitellt
bot. Ser &ultraftpreis belauft iih
atf $4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
McucS Qus Molinc.

Sn @encieo ltarb ont 3onnersta9
l1ad laltgerer arm1fbeit 81. sc. @ei=
ice, elmer ser altclten gimpobner ser
05ta0t, I'M Sitter BON u Sabren. ct
apltroe an1 2. I~e5en1ber 1888 in Seem
Dorf eebpren ullo font oils sSSllnge
1pGtltdl l1nO glsid) nod @el1eleo.
Seine 6rm1 itarb int Sabrc 1911.
Sic l1eberle6crocn inns 5lpei Sod)tcr,
Is @nfel 11no orei llrelrfel. 3ie Sc
eroiglu1g finOet 6elltc 9fndpnlittag olli
oem spri1lg Greet 6rieo9of itatt.
SIM boben Mlter Don 81 SSabrcn tit
III oen1 SCENT leillcr Sod)ter, 6rall
@1lt. Goof 5l1 @aInlet nabe sucop,
Splm Netrie, eil l%anniabriger Gin-
lppbner Ser bbrtigcn @egeno, geltor=
ben. Sic @eeroigullg finoet bellte
Weorgen pom Irallerbaule aus mtf
bem Smsoona Irie0bpf Itatt. 3mei
|56bre mo cine Spd)ter lplpic cine
9ln5abl gnfel ullo ltrenfel iiberlebell
uell StI IluIueltell.
@err Geo. Martin, ser befanntc
|Gl1aros 3iaarrcnha1Oler bon 3apen=
port, fbat bier gel1er1 III go. 500 Is.
Strabe icinen 10. 3igarre1la0en er-
nfinet. 0as 2ofal lit anf sic elegant
tclte lln0 fei11itc @eile ullsgeltattet
luro NUT Sen mpoernlten 2aoemllobelll
Eperleben moroen. Ger geltrigc @e=
il1d) mar ein rieiiger. 9iibide Sul=
pe'1irs fauacn sur @ertbeillrng.
Scr 3e5en1bertcrll1in oes Staotge=
rid1ts miro an Wiolltag, oel1 13. Gc-
5cmber, erGifl,et. Cine Mn5aM 1Sale
peroen sur grleoI9lll19 oorfonmell
@eil CT leiller 9flidt nid)t nad)ge.
fmnnlen lein ioll, lpltrbe ser Gnlisill
George 3aebelliebn porgeltern Mbelll
bon &ommillar q. 6. Stouifer Small
ll1b TaI entlalie1. @eltern Mprgel
muroe Carl 6. @clleriteot, 1912 -
Strabe mobnbaft, ais Msadfolaer boz
9aebellicbl ernolllt lu1o trat CT ser
Nolten lpfort an.
Mlld Die bieiiacn Gifts lperoen 6ell
te %9sad)nlittog ibre idhrlide Mfellu
rialfeier a6baltrL nunrli6 IN Del
aneiten Congregational Stride. SER
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Sta heater
224 8arrtiOu strafe.
%rpsrau,r, fir btefe @o&e:.

Counting - Sic Gompbeas arc
counting" 5 Steel 8roapmap -
@race Gnnurb nnb Srancis 8prbe -
ogbaplin GomebD".
Wuntag ggbe brpfen gpin" -
Gp. 8. 8. Gllnaro unb S. Sorbe. -
n8ceflD 1907. Gebr gut.
9icustag - n@er tbree Mittinss-
3 Mccl. Mgnes @ernon. uMn Innocent
Billion. Softer. 9. 9crnpn ulb @bna
Yntne.
Mithuud) ~ uMpltcrp Of tic lodco
Nopm".. 3 Steel. 81 mortgage on bis
baugbter". $50, $. 8alm uno Heg
Scarce.
9pmncrstag - > @entltdpSbol -
2 Steel. S. 8urren aerrisuil. 3tpet
quite &pmDbien.
Sreitag - 81 fi9t too fintib"
3 Steel 1O1-Marie 8alcamp, 81
Willipnnre for a Minl1te" - Sofer-
so. Mr6er rnb Sale &cnrD.
Samstag - SIZE pellotp 5tar"
8 Steel 101 - 80. @alcnmp l1nb s..
NeipberrD. v3por bit %bisbonelt" -
$50. s. Mnm lmb 9c9 Scarce.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Meuc8 aug &pf 98lan6'

Scr Mopor McGollodlie bot %itrifte
Srore erlallen, Dob Die l%ogenolmtelt
oGl,ndjboorbs" 11id)t me6r erla16t
limo lno BOP lie nod Oen 1. Sanl1ar
%peridgpinben miiiien. 3mei Ser
@liidsbretter ml1rOen Don ser Goli3ei
.i1t einem @ngros 1rogeltgeldaft
fonfis5irt. Cine 9lfloge murbe ge=I
gen Sic Sirma nidt crbobcn, 90 Sic
ielbe nidt 1puBte, Oab cs ocecn oas
|@eieb lei, oieIe Bretter SIT fii5ren.
@eltte Nadmittag iinoct bic Gifts
Memorialfeier in Ser Glfsbolle ltott.
Sic Sol1ptrebe miro ser befannte
Gedtsampolt Ibpr1as 8elh bon Sc
nance 9alten. @abreno bes oergan=
geren Sabres ii10 let's prominel1te
Neitglieoer Der Gifts geitor6en.
Sic Sdpulfinber Ser offentlidcn
IShl1(en baben in Der pergalacnen
gode S150.05 aelport. Iic @apz
f6or11e, als bic grobtc Sdule, NOR
mieoer ON ser erlten Stelle nit $'37.=
10.
Geltcrn Morgel1 itorb i'm 81. Mn=
tbonp @pipital 8ro5ilI Ie6olp, 1926
26. StraBe mobnbait, nad1 %lat1gerer
&rollfbeit int Sitter pon 80 Sabren.
Or mrroe IN 8elgien geboren nnO
fam Dor od)t Sabrel1 ms Sato. Mll=
Ser ieiner 6rau 'bintcrlaBt er bier
&inoer. Sic lesten Sabre par er
bei Ieere & So. in Mloline ol1ge=
lteat. Die 9%eer0igll1a finoet om
Montog Morgen bon @leelons Set
denbeItattlngsanitalt alls auf 0em
Galoarp 6rieo5of itatt.
Sic @eeroigllng Der p~erltorbenc1l
Mnnie 8oefyme fano geIter1 Aeadnlit=
tag potn Ira1erbal1le, 1913 3.StraBe,
aus allf Dem Gbippimn1od 6rieobof
ltatt. 4altur s. S. Gplf Don ser oelt=
id)en epol1gelild)en Stride belt Die
2eidcrre0e.
Sic &ellpgg Contribution So. bon
Seem gorf began1 Dor9eItern NIT Scr
&unitrltftim Der lta0tilden @lbfall=
ELECTROMAGNETIC meld)e befamtt=
lid} am SUB Ser "a. Strabe SIT Dem
&m1traftpreis BON 100000 errid)tei
mer0en miro. Wtit Den1 groben unl
malliuea1 Sdoor11itei11 apllroe Ser sl1l=
fang ge11aht.
Iie 2eid,e pol1 9. 6abcr, sic Dor.
geltern Mlorgen im ct. s(ntborp So.
lpital geltorben lit, mtroe gelterr
spbel1o nod GatterIoll, g. S., sur Sc
eroignng iiberfii5rt meroer.
Gircn ida1er5liden lt1iaI crlit
purgeItern Mbel1o .M}piin1 Mollihlitt
ldpubla1felr in Matberspille Ser q
Sabre alte 6rallf Softer. St fiel Il
mrgliidlid1, oab CT beilrabe 0os Sc
nid gebroden bate, geit 8 llb
Mbenos bis am anoeren Morgcl1 I'm
IS l1br lag Ser illnge Mlanll III &c
1pubtloicnl 3ultallo o%arnieoer; alld
batte er iidy gelter1 N%adJnlittag noc
11id)t gal15lidl erbolt. Softer lit Der
beiratbct nnO bat 5lpei &il1oer, 81
ltd i1 1upenport aufbnlten.
-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Mcucs aus Mnsratiue.

3lpci @loI an cinenl Gage nerboftct
lpuroe poracltern SSal1es 3eoefcr ne
gen Gerfal1fs Don beraltid}enoen &c
trallfen. Ger Malm lpllroe megclt
@ootleggillg oen @roBgeidnporenel1
iiberrpielcn CIR. Sem Gerbor miro lpdter
ltattfinOen.
Troll ". g. l~lnoeroonf, cine Ylls=
mad)erilt, sic ibr @sid1aft ieit lan=
gcrer 3eit III 9eo. 116 Ditlidle 5lpeite
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
y.ms Der 9bcatcrmelt.
@aroen shcatcr.

ST. Der foanmenoen @od)e meroen
int @aroen Ibeater bem Nl,6lifllm
mieoer ld}o11e a%llnItgeniille 5lltbeil.
Die @eid)dftsleitung1 Die befanntlid}
MIR 6as 9te1elte u1ro @elte bringt, fat
es did al,gelegeii1 iein Iaiien, oiesmol
.ein helollbers al1sermabltes 8ro=
grqlrlan at liefern. llnter a1toere1t
@eriibmtbeiten firl0en mir BORT Sen-
~ @alfbal1 Marglterite Glarf uro
Naltline 5re6erids, mie audi aus Sen
Mn5eigell 3u erleben lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

SSobn s. Ialllfner BON Gait st.
2ouis miro Sic Observation-Disclosures
balten. Sin lpe5ielles 4rogramm lit
fiir bic Teler 5ltlanurlengeItellt NOR
Oen.
Die Nccroiglll1g 0es o~eritorhcnell
@el1rp 9fl11oqltilt fallo oeltcrl1 Nad)=
nlittag pol1l Srulerbmtie, 1909 5.
slpellte, ans al1f oelll Niperlioe 6rieo=
bof itatt. Treltnoe bes Gerltor6el1ell
fl11girten als 2eid}e1trd9er, lpa6reno
Galtnr q. S. 9era1trom bic 2eideu=
reoc bielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

DieIer Sage bat in
elmer Jobrit in Der Sue Splbioc in
paris cine befti9e Gsplpiipn itattgez
{unoen, BEL Der 40 perlpnen getDtet
unb piele berlebt ipurbet unb einige
5duier einltiiraten. Mlle Seniter beS
5tabtpiertels iinb 3ertriimmert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
STIR slcatcr.

Das Star Ibeater bat alld) fir Sic
fpmnelloe @od)c apieoer elm reid)bal=
sstiges lliO Invertebrates Nrogramnt
init pielen leitenoen Stars Der @un-
Delbilber-gSelt. 8as Star Ibeater
lit zines ser menigen Gbeater, sic on
@od)el1tagen ei1 gintrittsgel0 bon
MIR Sc crbeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

5trobe geiiibrt, bat int Iiltriftsge=
rid3t illrell freimilligcn 9allferptt an
genlelSet mo ibr @eidJaft oen @ldll=
bigarn ll5crgcbell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

llnter $500 Siirgidaft mtroe nor=
geItern Wtorrls @eber Zen 8rpBge=
idmorellen ii~beruieIcl1. gr lnllroe
lpegel1 Gerfaltfs Don beralrlderoel1
.@etrallten %perhaftet. 9ll5ert =. sc
terien ulto SSallles 3eoifcr, Die c6ell=
falls uerbaftct mllrocn. srlrocn frci=
gelailen, neil fem oirefter gcmeis
gcgen tic eillgebradlt lperoen forntc.
Sic bielige vslrbciter-Soge" ct
lpa1ltc r~orgeltern slbcno IN ihrer
Sabraspcrlanlmllr1g Sic folgeloer
llellell Geanltcn fiir oas fpmnleloe
SSahr::
Nolt Malter @orfnlal1 sSSobl
8rntcrs.
Moiter @orfn1ar 6reo $.
Sobnitun.
Gor1l,alll Nrtbur @reniillg.
slnfIrler Ireo @rcniing.
Hecorocr y. 8. @alton.
Njllan5lefrctar 80 6. $. 9pllcl1.
glnlebTrer - IreO @eitel.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

guide to tourist travel to the South.
It's an elegantly printed and interest
ing publication and devotes a large
amount of its space to Florida. On
page 1924 is a picture of the club
house of the 1Ocala Country Club, and
on page 21-22 is the following refer
ence to our city:
"Ocala, Fla.-Rows Of majestic
trees, beautifully draped with moss,
border the streets of this attractive
town. The famous Silver Springs,
the terminus of two Oklawaha river
steamer lines, which ply between that
point and Palatka, is only six miles
distant, and is easily reached by au-
tomobile, carriage or bicycle, over a
splendid hard roadway. Ocala's
Country Club and its golf links, said
to be the prettiest nine-hole course in
Florida, which is accessible to tour
lists, and its two firstclass hotels, at
tract many visitors"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
STRAUB AWARDS THE
LAUREL TO THE STAR
(St. Petersburg Timesl

est. Petersburg Times)
The Ocala Star received the laurel
for the first and briefest and best edi-
torial sermon on the Mendenhall
tragedy, and it is now entitled to it
for the first and briefest and best one
on the verdict. An entire editorial
consists of these nine, words:
"After a few years Mendenhall will
be pardoned out"
And aye! there's the rub. 1t is
probably true. That doubtless is why
so many who do not wish the life of
any man deliberately taken neverthe-
less blame the jury for recommend
ing mercy. So much of all Florida
history warrants the conviction that
what was intended for mercy will re-
suit in full pardon. The pardoning
system and practice of Florida car
ries a terrible load of guilty respon-
sibility for criminals and crimes in
the state whose good name it is sup
posed to uphold and protect.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

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that the Discovery was what l needed to
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DEXTER ROBERTS, S13 Lemon St., Or
lando, Fla.
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outside aid.
Contains neither alcohol nor narcotics.
| Its ingredients are made public and
printed on wrapper. It's pure altera-
! tive extract made with glycerine from
native roots and herbs.
! DR.. Pierce's Pellets regulate and In
vigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Write DIR. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo, n. Y, and receive free confden-
| tial medical advice, or send for the Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser. Three dimes
only for n cloth bouud book of zoos pages
| Illustrated with coiOr.d prints. etc.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
ALL Be THERE
OCTOBER EIGHTH
Suggestion From DIR. Bitch as to the
Best Way to Celebrate
Farmers Day"

We are indebted to DR.. Bitch of
Blitchton for the suggestion that we
have a work day and clean up the fair
grounds, preparatory to getting ev-
erything in order for the fair which
is now so near.
The fair management agrees with
DR.. Bitch that such a getting to-
gether of the men of the county will
result in much good to all concerned.
With this in view they have set the
day designated as Farmers Day" by
the governor, Friday, October sth, as
the most fit time for such a meeting.
The day designated as Farmers
Day" is for the farmer and so is the
Marion County Fair. Brother farmer
do you know that it would be impos-
sible TO have a fair without you ?
Ocala men, do you know we cannot
have fair without your staunch
support.
This fair is for the good and enjoy
ment of all, so let US get together at
our fair grounds as early as possible
on the morning of October Sth and
put things in good shape and save to
our association the money that would
have to be paid out for this work.
We very much desire that all parts
of the county should be represented
and would especially like to have the
chairmen of the different committees
in order to discuss plans for the com
pletion of the committee work
Bring your lunches and come arm.
ed with forks, rakes and hoes. We
can also use to good advantage three
or four teams with wagons.
Don't forget the date, and every
man in the county who can possibly
do so be on hand. If you can't come
send some one in your place.
Marion Fair Association.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
CODRINGTON IS OPPOSED
TO A COMPROMISE

The editor of the News expects to
attend the big meeting of the various
press associations of Florida, to be
held in Jacksonville October Is, IA
and Is, and he gives notice shat he
will oppose any effort, made by any
one, to secure the passage of a reso-
luton favoring the granting of rail-
road mileage in exchange for advertis-
ing. If an editor wants to exchange
subscriptions or advertising for stove
wood or potatoes, bread or meat, with
any individual or firm, well and good;
but the rule must not apply to quasi
public utilities. The newspapers of
Florida are today the freest, the most
outspoken, the cleanest in the United
States, and they must remain that
way. We want no affiliation with "the
interests" We never want it to be
| intimated that we are Controlled by
railroad passes" Let the railroads
continue to pay for their advertising
in cash, and the editors pay for their
transportation in cash. We might as
we'll make an effort to exchange ad-
vertising for postage, which amounts
to more to US, in dollars and cents
DeLand News.
Very likely it would be safest tc
stick to the present law.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
ON THE JOB

Mr.. A. E. Barnes of Tampa, the
new manager for the Ocala packing
house, is in the city and has assumed
his duties as manager for the new in
dustry. Mr.. Barnes is an experienced
man, has been with the Florida Citrus
Exchange in Tampa for several years
and prior to that time was for many
years manager of one of the largest
local packing houses in California.
He thoroughly understands his bust
ness and is going to be right on the
job till the house is up, the machin-
cry installed and every box of the
fruit has passed through the house
and gone to market.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
MRS. CRIGLER

Mrs. Mary E. Crigler, aged seven
ty-three years, died this morning at
the residence, GOA Cleveland street,
Hyde Park, after an illness of about
two months. The remains will be
shipped tomorrow to Lexington, KY,
the former home, where the funeral
and interment will be held. Mrs.
Crigler is survived by her husband,
L. N. Crigler, and a son, DR.. w. P.
Crigler, both of Tampa, and two sons,
L. L. and j. L. Crigler, of Covington,
Ky.-Tampa Times.
Dr. Crigler is the efficient board of
health officers well known here. His
ocala friends sympathize with him in
his bereavement.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

DR.. Cook, who claimed to have dis
covered the North Pole, was arrested
by the British in Burma few weeks
ago. He was on his way to the Him
alayas, intending to try to climb
Mount Everett, the highest mountain
in the world. The British suspected
him of being German spy and con-
fiscated his moving picture outfit.
Afterward, they released him, but re-
fused to allow him to proceed. DIR.
Cook lectured in Ocala summer before
last.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

IF Bulgaria joins the Teutons and
Turks, she will help them immense
ly. but she will suffer herself. Her
southern coast is open to the Allies
and her western. to the Russians. She
viii certainly be attacked at once. If
Greece joins the Allies, they can send
troops and supplies thru Saloniki
into Serbia probably much faster than
the Teutons can force their way
south. 1t is only about sixty miles
from the Hungarian frontier across
the northeast corner of Serbia to
Bulgaria, but they will be mighty
rough sixty miles for an invading
army. The way will be across the
mountains in the face of men who
have amply proven their fighting
ability. The advent of Bulgaria into
the war will almost certainly bring
Roumania in on one side or the other.
Tt is not possible to say which side,
but she probably favors the Allies.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

Two entire pages of the September
number of ''Fire and Water Engineer
ing" the New York magazine devot-
ed to fire protection, are given to the
department of Miami and its appar-
atus. There are pictures of the cen
tral fire station and the aerial truck
and a portrait of Chief Engineer
Chase. 1t is of interest to Ocala fire.
men and property owners, because
the city has ordered from the Amer
lea La-France Co. a combination
motor truck, an engine in successful
use in many cities and bound to add
to the efficiency of our department. A
similar machine is in use in Miami.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
PUSHING THE PACKING HOUSE

The Messrs Taylor are now push
ing forward the work on the big and
substantial packing house for the
Ocala Citrus Packing House Associa-
tlon. The house viii be finished and
the modern machinery installed well
before the first fruit is ready to
wash, pack and ship.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

Mr.. w. T. Haizley of Tampa, cash
ier of the Florida Citrus Exchange,
was in town yesterday and attended
the meeting of the local citrus grow
ers' exchange and packing house as
sociation and gave them very inter
esting talk and some valuable sugges-
tions. Incidentally, he brought up for
the local citrus boys $4,000 in cash
from the parent organizations treas
ury.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

President Wilson will be at the
opening of the Worlds Series in Phil
adelphia Friday, and all Ocala people
who will be at the Temple theater at
the same time can have good report
OF the game right off the wires. A
few years ago, Ocala people would
have had to wait for this report
twenty-five hours. Let all admirers
of the game turn out in force and
help the public-spirited men who
make this public accommodation pos
sible.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
WESTERN UNION LINES TO
NEW ORLEANS OPEN

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany now has several lines to New
Orleans. The work of restoring these
lines was greatly impeded on account
of heavy rains, aRd their efficiency is
at present below normal, due TO heavy
wind and continued rain. The damage
was so severe that train service by
some of the routes will not be restor-
&c for several weeks.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05
ocALA LODGE NO. 2ss. B.P. O. E

OcaIa Lodge No. 2S6, BeneY olent
aud Protective Order. OF Elks. meets
the second and fourth Euesday even
ings in each month. Visiting breth-
rem always welcome. Club house
opposite postoffice, east side.
I. II. Won Engelken, z. r.
Nelson Geise. Secretary. At.