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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
glus Dem Staat.

Gairburp. 9((8 aan0ibotin fiji
ben 4}oiten 0e8 bieiigen 8oitmeiiter8
bat iid audi Grau 0libe Q. &ruq
bemorben uno 8etitionen fir ibre
llnteritiibprng in llnllouf geiett. Se.
notor Sitdcof bat fir 0ieie STEELE
Gan aabanagb. eillen bieiigen 81
ienipaarenbdnbler, IN Qusitdt ge.
nomuier, pGbreno nls 3ritter fid)
s. Grqmb, Re0afteur oes bic.
iigen S~ourno(s, uut Den 8oIten be.
miibt. - Moppr uuo Staotrat6 ia.
ben iid bislang otlBer 5toroe. Die
geitern gfbcno o6qelaufenen S6anf.
mirtldaits aon3eiiionen at erneuerr,
90 cine rege &roteitbepegltng ieitels
Der 9iracrfdaft gegen oieielben eia.
bat. Der 5taotratb beidloB,
I'M 5. Mot- Gin 8erb0r uber Die
5aloonfraae a~b3nbnlten uno miiiien
1ie aoitIideu Stdtten biz oabin
5lieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

BE. Mon trout Dem 9~un0essenIus
nfht rno bat oaber cine ItaotIife
Golts5ablung angeorOnet nlto nieie
9iirOe ben Aiieiioren Der berIdieoe-
men Counties iibertraget. 0ieIen
aiieiioren tuiroe es 8ur 6eIonoeren
8fli6t aemndt, in Ser 8oIfs8Gbs
lung ia RienIano 3u iiberie6en. Sic
i'm DENT Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itebenoen anglo-omerifaniideu 3eis
tltnaen ermuntern Die ngolfs5G14
err ST. elmer umfaiienSen ,8dbIung"
Der 8epobner Sopas, oamit Der
Stoat alld ben notbtocnv Boom
erbalt. @enn In einem Goilntn
nod 10 geriuqfiigiae GOrtidritte 5i
berfffen ftnO, geratben Die 9Idfter
in grltoie, ooh tpeln Oos @ege1.
tbetI beridtet tpirO, ruer0en Bic auf-
ne9mer pegeM ibrer giadlGIIigfeit
getaoeIt. Dan min einfod ben Be.
ipeis erbringeR oaB Soma ais Elm
trodener Staat groBe 6ortihritte
5u perseidnen bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

in ben feitGi6 geidmiiften &dumeu
Don Serrn uuo 8rau $. 6. gron-
oe3, flint M}eilen tpeitlid pom Sdn-
cod, Die So65eit bon Sorriet @be.
I'm &ranoes, So9ter BON $erru
uuo 8rau 9ronoes, nit Serrn Ran
8. Chapman BON Omaha itatt. Ger
8ru0er Der 8rolit, &aDutpn0 flut-
gierte aIs 8rautfiibrer, mGbreno
SRI. Gbelpn Mater g%bren0oue Der
8rolit mar. 9aitor Soeob 8irtb
ooa3og Die Graupng. Sic graut
mar in meiB gefleibet un6 NIT
8rautroicn geiGmiidt. Sri. g.
Mauer trilg elm blaBgriines 9leto
NIT bearotben &oieu. Gin ipIenoi-
bes Sod5eitsmabl befAleB bic mir.
oige 6eier. &eide nao idorte @e.
iAente pltroen Dem iungen &aore
8utbeiG, Gas innge 8aar miro lid
in 0moba bdusGih uieoerIoiien, no
ser 8rautigam cine tpihtige Stele
BET Der 6irma 20. 6. Smitb be.
flei0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

Writ Dem @altptau3iebimgspunfte
otcier @ode, 6ugb 8erbert, fommt
cine @eieqidait 0on 6 Berionen.
@erbert lit Elm 66arafter. 0uriteQer
BON pn9etp0bnlider HSItumgsidbi9.
felt uno arideint er nod oa3u Dies.
nal nit eincm nelten Ginafter: n56e
Sons Of. abrabam". 9icies Stild
ipielt in Dem Souie zines woblbo.
beuoen Sliocn un0 bietet gero0e3u
.eritaumlide S5eneu. aIs Snitru.
mentaliitel1, Songleltre. 3auber.
tilnitler un6 aae mogliben a6arten
Der gilbneuflmit itellen iif Die Sc.
6riioer Charles un0 6cnrn &igoletto
bor. Sogenannte Song Sabing8"
brinaen Geo. @6itinq ut0 Sable
Burt oar. Dit eiHem SAlager er.
tier Sorte tporten Sarnes SuIieb uno
Sad gopIe nltf. Ger Gitel lit:
Che Rem Gbaffetr". g(lS 01inia-
turs SoI6aten filbren fi6 8repitt's
oreiiierte aauiuden Gin. g(uBer.
lino nod Der 4ianiIt geroo un6
8atfins 3u ernd6nen. Gen
geihlnB MAIDEN mie INNER Die be.
INSTRUMENTATION.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

Saneuf.
slm @ittwOa Den n. April fauo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

saf HH aflaaa. bal HisNialt III ssi
HfAaU WtH WfeaasI
MiHa#H III Miam.th hHa
sa
limlaM mfif HfH Ha Esitaa f8f
tH HH8 H
aiat aae III H8 fim l8 aa5
giV hHHh eaa maH aaH
~ #f A# tatliaelNfH NHa8HNaet
aHlaaH iaf adt tef8W Avn Itf
M HHf NHl tn Ma8fiAa
atilrf bulh HfiafWH tf tn
Wl lTliH 8|lsifahlifH bttt 81
nhsn tiaH8m ltat 81 m# hBf
atabfH NlHHl 4tiilt au
V lHnata Nngirm lum Hgaeftta
inhll
DO saiu RET minslfa t BIZ
atlbaaff an tlHin BatmaHa, tf0
H Bee u|hluttflil can HfaMittf
ftltBhm Ngtitfet MaiHgi. am
iai uub ulllt l5sgnt Ifniit icisN
N 0uimHiidml,i tu lalla8lia
aati iu lttu 9riatag bthtebtm
Jshplaul0etBbf su aai tfh b4Nt
dum btdAitim Mldtlmiaffr als @h
apuiallahb aHb dltiam Ntllieu
it Blalllault. Gt titI, man ltll
Il Watimlaitt Die rod ioAW On
lbfan8m im Winlsr, 80 alumpW
aiu BET S6nuotdt 8niammHg,
ali, bdaplia6li4 IN guAHblm wt
lirgalaltrn Itidt maHtnbait Bu itr
Jm isitu, tn gtobm Ulengm am
ntln uHb in 6ribiabf in Den Dbh
tlbsrn a%usitstn, 100 Ht Damn 10
oyt igttn 0ttuthiungslritg gtasn 0tt
5laitloult beginner mlr0tn.
Gin pr0bstpstis uai elmer Obi
..a6lagt angsiisuiH Ntriud NIT Del
midtinbareu, gsileditn, roibrauu.n
tdistn Ssiiigls TN SOmmsr 1911
tldn5en0s asiultais. Die Wltngt otg
ION osm @ttIu4sittbt gttruist,H
Jrii9ie lpar taft 6cppslt 70 grub ais
5is tines glei9 sroBtu, NIT Qlarien
.dIerR ui4t beiegisn Gnnofiidss
Gdraui9m nurbtn bon ben Obit'
Ja4teru I'M folg,nOen 8inter gaRjt
5rptoitipnen gum @iuIammeIn b,
glartmtdfsr in bic 8srgt gei4idt
Ste bra1teu rsiac 9sute helm. Die
JtslIen. mo man unter Gem S4nss
Iuf .SdIsrneitsr' it0Bt, Iino Hdmlid
ok Yrofefor Darner ri4tig angsge'
zen bate, iufefern Iei4t gu Fin0ct
als man IN Der Gdhs itsts sroB,
Bergen abgtiporfsuer GdfsriaGlM
mtrifft. Die n&dierneter" ielbii
9ReIn einem aus oiinueR 3petseu,
3tieIeruaosln unb 2aub bsrgeftelteu
Sale, Der sinen Duramefsr bis gu
ipan3is 3cl beiist, uuO otIIep
Tern aus stuisen 3auieuosa Der mig
SnIeiten bsite3t. Our oisIe
ART per ueberpiuterung maGt e.
m69Ita. bic tleinen 3ierden gleia
in iol4en Mlaien stn5ufammelH. bo5 |
g iia perIObnt, tie auf Die 9latt
.dufe les3ulaFen. 4n einem Sage
gum geiipieI in ben S4hdp
en- Des golora0oploteaus ut4t neHi
ais $50 qfunO 0orieutafel &c
unbeH.
Sm 8ipter 1912 cuff 1913 baden
BE neutrality-suspicious. nod Der
leueIten 8er0ffentIi4ungen 4arners
lidt tpeniger aIs 80 Miaionen bel
ieBt 70 9slaGten Saiettsa SC
.ammelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
Die benti6en acknowledgement

2onoon 80. 2arit. &Domns
We9iamara, 4orlomentsiefretdr
'aF britti6en aomiralitdt, CAB ge.
ern I'M llnterbauie cine ldngere @r-
ldrulg iiber ole @e6onolung Der
ioa9earn Aeutiner Imld6optc ab.
Or iagte, ooB Iie ebenio gut periorat
piiroeL pie Die ii6rigen @~riegsge.
~faugelen, ieaoh piiroen iie BON bic
fen Getrennt ee6a(ten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
N9tuns babe
cine ante Tnr,

Sn @poming lit cine quite 8arm
an nerfaufeu, 240 ader dfndlanb.
s 9eilen bon Der 8nbn 100 4der
zitnl gc6oueR init aoru uno Safer
ufp. Gin Sans NIT 3 3inmcrn
mo | grober Staa, 2 @etreioe.
Sheunen, aderger1tbe; 8aiier uno
6OI3 9(nc 240 ader einoe5Gtnt
nit 3-fad1. 9ra6t. aoItet per
qIder $22-25, bic Sdlffe b0ar,
9leit 1T "a Snbren RoIt, Gdule
un0 Stride IN nddlter Ndbe. Ole
Neiie miro be3abI4, aber MIR, Ipeut
ben Saul ab9eldluiien ipirO. Nor.
1890 aribIule W.27
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
@orgstefmts aartoffstn.

8prgefetmte 3artoffeln
pie man le 5ur qflan3ung bon
5tii6tartoffeln berpsnbet, perlen
olgenosrmaben ge5pgtH: man lud
aus Dem 9orrdt 0olig ausgereiftt
ano qellnbe &noaen aus uap febi
e in nieSrige, bur@taBli4e Qotten
tditen aufre1t, cine neben Die an
2ere, nit Dem Ra1elenoe nd9 unteu
lnb Der am Frihejten austrei6enpeg.
5pibe mad oben. Die gefdaten ad
ten fper0eH In eirem belleH uno lut
ligen 8dume untergsbrd9t, Der EN-.
Iempsratur bon etpa 60 Bis 6
1rao +. bat. So peroen Iia odal
aaIb fllrse urlb trdfttge 4etms emf
pideIn, bic nid)t gu lang lperoeu Dir
fen. Die angetriebeRen aartoffeII
miifen beim SeseH ie4r iorgfdt!if
6ebdn0slt nerosn, Oamit bic aetm
aiat ab6re4en,
9ei 4afenberFopfunl
infolgs BON S9nupien ueRlae mi,
tia Sttsi4Aola oosr einsn 3ahnIto
der. amntdle Das GuOe nit penii
4atte uno tauebs "a in reines Oli
oeuoL man fa4re bisisp 4attebauid
10 bob tpis pl9slia ia bic 3lqis. Fl
Dob aOaIi6N ale 2aiIs NIT Dem 81
in gerabrung ipmmen. D2aR lon
aud Den Baud nod 5 minuten II
gtaienlo4 liegen IoIien, tpoburd Oa
8erfabren nod giiuitigsr pirtt. Rae
einigeu Dis0erloIuugsR tritt meil
9eittns elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
M \ anat.

SIN tiidtiger r~eiienSer 4aent fit
Die nSaglide Gma9a Sribiine4 I'M
aaag aesrasFa. Mnk Gmpfeb,
saaen babeH. 9~anernOe, quite
telling.
Sin jiiaaerer Rann, Der Elm DO.
rra6 eignet, nirD purgeSOgen.
~ meloe i'd iofOrt.
aba Sribinc, 1911 Spuarb Ctr.
GmaBa, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
Die goIfsaa6[ana IN Munr.

ltniere atrodene" @eIebgebung
bate pobl cine 4bnung. oaB infoIee
ibrer oerriidten @eiese Ser Stoat
Soma einen iueiteren Giidgona iai-
tler gep0Iterung al perdeIdnen ba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

GaIt so MitglieOer ser Soma
~geebrasfa @AoEaiale aiIocintton ia.
ben fid 5u Der int SoteI G~ottteueIlc
abeebalteuen Sabresfuupeiltioa eitl.
.geflnoep
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
Srcpnpr
6odseitsgIofen.

&c oiirfte fir bieIe unierer 2eier
BON Sutereiie ieirL tpertlt mir nod
uadtrdgli6 aber Elm aeieaidattIi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

Seiratbsgsind Surge, blbl6l
Selterreiherin ipiinidt @efannt.
idaft NIT einen iuteaigenten Serrn
i'm mittIereu 4lter, slpeds Seirutb.
aOreiie o. 300. Omaha 3ribiinc
M--7
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Political conventions should
be held in halls which no one but
delegates would be permitted to
enter is a suggestion of the
Times-Union which The Herald
emphatically endorses. The st.
Louis convention that nominated
Parker and the Baltimore conven-
ton that nominated Wilson, both
OF which this writer attended,
were simply disorderly mobs, and
delegates who were fifty feet from
the chairman could not hear any
thing that was said. Not one
third of the delegates knew what
was being said or done until they
read the proceedings in the news,
papers next day. None but dele
gates, officers and newspaper re-
porters should be admitted to a
national convention.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

ing the closed season shall be
prima facie evidence Of the viola
tion OF this law -
In the opinion of the Eagle, the
word preceding, as used in the
above section, renders the whole
law foolish and imperative.
The Herald had noticed that
word in the newspaper publica-
tions OF the law, but thought il
was a printers error and, there
fore, gave it no attention. But
the Eagle believes that the Law
contains that identical word and
that it is placed right where it ap-
pears in the section above quoted.
If the official copy Of the law,
signed by the presiding officers
If the house and the senate and
oy the governor, now on file in
Tallahassee, should show that the
word preceding" is used as ap-
pears above, then, of course, the
aw is piece of utter foolishness
and has no force whatever.
VIII one of the Tallahassee pa
oers please examine the official
copy and inform us?
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16
The Fish Law Foolish

The Estero Eagle pronounces
as foolish, null and void the fish
law passed by the late, unlament-
ed legislature. That paper bases
its conclusion upon Section s of
the law, which reads as follows: !:
''That from and after the pas
sage of this act it shall be unlaw-
ful for any person, persons, firm
or corporation to catch or to cap
ture, or have in their possession,
or ship any of the fish known as
mullet, or any fresh or freshly
salted mullet roe, in this state, be-
tween the goth day of November
IN any year and the goth day of
January of the next PRECED-
ING year. - The possession
Of any fresh or freshly salted
or any fresh or freshly
salted mullet roe, by any person. |
persons, firm or corporation dur
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16
Over at West Palm Beach

Over at West Palm Beach, on
Sunday evening, 5th inst, Walter
+. Hudson, a watchman, looked
over into an automobile standing
near the sidewalk and bulldog
lying in the car Immediately tore
the mans face off and disfgured
him for life. Bulldogs are love-
ly and harmless pets.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

The Sanford Herald proposes
Hon. Joseph N. Whitner OF Semi
mole county, for commissioner of
agriculture; and, from what it
says about him, we conclude that
he is admirably fitted for the Of
fee. Further, we believe he is
the only man thus far mentioned
for that Office who would stand
any chance of winning over the
present incumbent, who is an ex-
pert politician. Ii Senator Bak-
q of Sumter county, declines to
am, The Punta Gorda Herald
pill give what influence it has to
H. Whitner.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

The Ocala Star denies that
there has been any argument be-
tween it and the Times Union on
the subject Of preparedness.
Whenever" says the Star, 1--WE
read one of the T.-U. IS articles on
the subject, we become too weary
to argue. +" But not too weary to
print some vigorous expressions,
whether you call them arguments
or not.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Many Of the newspapers are
now doing themselves proud"
by issuing huge, beautiful Christ
mas editions. The Vslusia Coun-
ty Record issued one on the 10th
and the Tampa Tribune put forth
a journalistic Christmas colossus
on Sunday. The Tribune is good
and big enough ordinarily, but its
special editions are simply over
whelming.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16
FOR RHEUMATISM

AS soon as an attack OF Rheumatism
begins apply Sloan's Lniment Don't
waste time and suffer unnecessary agony
A few drops OF Sloan's Liniment on the
affected parts is all you need. The pain
goes at once.
A grateful sufferer writes:-tT was suf-
fering for three weeks with Chronic
Rheumatism and Stln Neck. although !
tried many medicines. they failed. and I
nately I heard Of Sloan's IAnirnent and
after using 1t three or four days am up
and well. I am employed at the biggest
department store In s. f. where they em-
ploy from six TO eight hundred hands,
and they surely will hear all about
Sloans Liniment-H b. Smith, San
Francisco. CaL"--Jan. 1916. At all Drug
sists.-
(Adyertiselnent)
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Sundays Pensacola Journal
breaches an able editorial on Sab
bath observance; says we are all
going to hell as Spain did, be-
cause we devote the Sabbath to
frolics and festivities of all kinds,
instead of to the worship Of God.
The Journal is more than half
correct.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16
w. E. Grifis. a capable newspa

w. E. Griffis, capable newspa-
per man who is well known in
Lee and DeSoto counties, has
bought and taken charge of the
Jasper Banner of Liberty. The
Herald wishes him the greatest
success, although he starts out by
accusing Gilchrist of trying to
swipe" the vote of Perry Wall s
kindred in Hamilton county.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Gainesville Sun Huffaker
certainly did reproduce Jordan 1
reply to the mwarranted attack
of Hanna. Now if Huff could
not see any justice in printing
but one side Of the controversy
then we would almost be convinc.
ed that he had been inoculated
with the Christian spirit. If Han.
ma will just criticisc some more
of Huff's "sob stuff, " which is
really pretty good, he is likely to
do it, too.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

1t should be remembered by all
advertisers that, at the October
meeting Of the various Florida
press associations, it was decided
that on and after Jany. 1st, 1916,
the minimum rate for weekly
newspapers having q circulation
of from 500 to 1000, should be
15c an inch.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16
Editor Hanna Persists

Now what obscures our com
,rehension is just this considera
lion: without the credit of tn,
State behind the bonds, they ar,
lot bonds, or, what is the same
hing, not salable as such; they
ire only handsome pieces Of lith
,graphed paper, worth perhaps
IS cents per hundred, and not e.
nough profit from the sale of such
lrticles could be realized to drain
me acre. No draining will be
lone, consequently, and the State
will be failing to carry out its es-
ablished policy Of draining the
'Glades, to which it has long been
committed, and which MUST be
completed some day. A scheme
% compel avoidance of such a
allure seems good to us.
In the second place, The Her
I'D doubtless knows that farmers
IRE only settling in and cultivat-
ng the territory where supposed
ly adequate canals have already
been built. If these canals fail
at the first severe test, then surely
he state officials under whose
supervision they were constructed
md are maintained are RESPONSE
5le, and the "land-sharks" arc
loing good work in directing in
lignation wehre it belongs. -Au-
Jurndale News.
Surely Editor Hanna knows
that the Legislature authorized the
State Drainage Board to issue
bonds for Everglades drainage
md to place back of these bonds
those lands that would be benefit
I'd by drainage. In other words,
thc bonds arc to be a mortgage
Ipon the lands drained. That was
the proposition to which the Ever
ylades "schemers" agreed, and
they had to agree to it before the
legislature would pass the neces-
sary bill. Why should the people
of Washington or of Madison
county be taxed for Everglades
drainage or held responsible for
bonds issued for that purposeY
Here at Pumta Gorda we have
ocal drainage district and bonds
lave been issued and sold and a
'anal dug with the proceeds of
he bonds. In Manatee county
he same thing was done and Ar
.adia is following suit" None
II the promoters of these drain
lge propositions ever dreamed of
lsking the state to endorse the
bonds. III Everglades drainage
bonds cannot be similarly sold,
hen there must be "nigger in
he wood-pile" i'll the shape Of a
'land-shark. /"
By the by, Polk county, which
editor Hanna adorns and benefits
" his residence therein, is carry
ng out big drainage Tor canal)
cheme. Why doesn't some one
lamor' for state credit to aid this
Polk county enterprise?
We say, let "every tub stand
m its own bottom;" and if there
no bottom to Everglades drain
!ge, the rest of us should not be |
leld responsible for it.
If Editor Hanna's second con-
ention is correct, then the people
f the Ohio and Mississippi riv-
RS valleys should rise up in re-
ellion against the United States
overnment, or at least hang the
ederal engineers who have been
ngaged for years in spending
illions of government money to
rotect the farmers and other
eople living in those valleys !
ON disastrous floods. |;
Editor Hanna speaks of "sup- .
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

The esteemed Tampa Tribune
Is firing original poetry at the ed
itor of The Herald. But it
doesn u hurt, only it is too hyper
catalectic to fit in these columns.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

The Ocala Star says that Bud
Fisher ran out of originality long
ago, adding that "his recent out
break of Mutt and Jeff atrocities
have been supplied with reading
matter not only from ante-bellum
times, but antediluvian times. I"
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16
The Fort Lauderdale Herald !,

The Fort Lauderdale Herald
approves the wretch
who invented the coat shirt, say
ing that he "should have q place
in the hall of fame right close up
to George Washington s." We be-
grudge tie wretch even this one
good friend.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

The State Educational Associa-
ton will meet in Tallahassee Dec.
2Sth inst. Hope the members
will unite in a pledge to study
English composition during 1916.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Frank Harris, veteran editor of
the Ocala Banner, gets more
newspaper boquets than any 9th
er editor in the state, and he de-
serves them all.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

What's in a name? Pearl
White is to be hung at Palatka
Dec. 31st inst. But this Pearl is
not the delineator Of Elaine.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

pessdly adequate sassl (Which
fail at the first severe for
which surely the state cials
are responsible. By 9 sme
reasoning if torhadQ build
tear the roof off Editor lsina s
office, fhe architect who lanned
and bull the Office should be
made topay for it, and the gov
ernment Engineers ought to be re-
quired ID pay for tho havoc
wrought by the overaows Of the
Ohio, Arkansas, Mississippi and
Caloosahatchee riyers.
Lets quit this argument, Bro
ther Hanna, and boost Christmas
and good roads. They are a
blamed sight more important to
Polk and DeSoto counties.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Don't stand in the doorway,
drat vel You ought to have bet
ter sense.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16
PUNTA GoRDA, FLORIDA,

There q also Edwin Lambright,
The Tribune's lit 'rateur;
He's dam-bright in his writings,
A first-class scribe, for sure.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Gainesville Sun ",The Angels
Are Here, announces headline
in The st. Cloud Tribune. We
have been expecting Triplett to
fool them dow, with the the good
things he is saying about st.
Cloud.
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STATE PRESS COMMENT

Ocala Star j. Fred de Berry
announces that he will be a can
didate for governor. This ism t
such joke as it looks like. j..
Fred is the Stars preference over
Cats.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Key West Journal Messrs,
Park Trammell, Nathan Bryan,
Perry Wall and A. w. Gilchrist
are notified that no oratory is ex-
peeted from Senatorial candidates
down this way. What we want
is a few cold-blooded facts in
forming us whether the Florida
delegates in Congress will recog-
nize our existence, or whether we
are to be pushed off the map and
make an independent principali-
ty.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Volusia County Record An
unjust attack by several papers
Of the state is being made upon
W. V. Knott, the leading candi-
date for governor. These attacks
however, will not shake the conf
dence which the people of Florida
have in a man whose long public
service to his state has been an
honorable and patriotic one, a
credit to Florida and an honor to
himself.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Tallahassee Record President
Wilson delivered his message to
congress Tuesday last. Lets see?
Didn't Florida start this some
four years ago, when Gov. Gil
christ showed how it ought to be
done.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Clearwater Sun The Punta
Gorda Herald man is tired of
reading the war news. He wants
Teddy Roosevelt to get into the
game, or Boer or Japanese gen.
eral so far as to change old Gen.
Apathy's line of dope.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

Gainesville Sun The more
you say the less people remember,
which mainly accounts probably
for the ease with which they for
get long speeches, long prayers
and long sermons. Length may
have been appreciated by our
forefathers, but the people of to-
day insist on condensation.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-12-16

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give old as well as new address. Sub
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be supplied with extra copy ON request
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-23

ing little daughtef in her home.
Mrs. Cordie Johntt n has gone to
Royse City to spend 2 few days
with her father, MI Dunnahoe and
family, and her lfother, Bernard
Dunnahoe, whose wife has pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Molly Lee Bryson, who under
went an operation for appendicitis in
the sanitarium f. Dallas, is doing
nicely. Her moi her, Mrs. Wiley of
Temple, is withyher.
Miss Pearl Harris entertained the
Christian Endtavo Society Saturday
night. All hbd a good time Had
several contests and games and
served sandwiches, coffee and
fruit salad and cake.
Mrs, Gordon returned home from
Dallas Friday after spending few
days with her son, Dr., Gordon, who
underwent serious operation at the
sanitanum. We are glad to report
he is improving.